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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-03-13
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:. CHILDREN OF FRANCE .
"

TIE -ec ladies' Mss Scaoaeid zo1
Mss Es-. WHO are % speaa zere about
little French orphans. arg eDtlGSies
rIcallE received wherever --e. appear
They are waxing people up . resIlZ-
ton that hundreds u thousands y
helpless children al over Europe a.
suffering for food ana clothing II
less soue ait K gwen and given c1.cz-
=. these innocent victims win r1-.-
sensitive souls aad te1der bodies XII
1e 50 bightei ard warped D. -he.-
prive-ions r1et. 10 matter 1ow nue.
i done FOR -aen -e-er t1- scar l-.- -
these awful s-ars cen never y -
faced
TIE American Committee for t.-
Fa-he-less Children q France Or
phelina- 6es Arnest ms been formed
. assls. rh= French gove-nnen- Il
supporting Il -1eir ONn homes I'll
dren whose fer1ers have died u -a=
var To the daily -en cents a.io.et
them - France another -e1 cents i
added - r-e co--i--ee i Z hoped
= his can 5e continued Year 81
no. t1@.- ON co11--. 81 = go
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this burden acne These c1i.d-t-r
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10 give -1en 1e.p
TIE ladies' 80 =pea. fg1tga- =
- 9.c11cE Il - Clarendon 10--i
Wednesday Immediately AFTER 1oca
:. th= Eo-el Toronto :. Wi.o1--5s
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-02

Mary Is captivating and Henry sgd
nor Harrison tells the details of the
whole thing, beginning In the Satur-
day InteIi9encer. Don't miss the first
lnstaIlment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-02
ARRANGE FOR COMING
OF EMINENT SURGEONS
Committee of Local Physicians Will
Outline Final Details at Meeting
This EVENING.

When Drs. Bodine and Chetwood.
most eminent surgeons Of the nation,
appear In Wheeling on the evening
OF February 9 for addresses, more
physicians and surgeons from this
section will be in attendance than
ever gathered for similar meeting In
the Wheeling district, Such an at
tendance is assured from the respons-
eS being received from physicians
throughout this State, eastern ONO
and western Pennsylvania. Charles
ton alone. according TO word received
by the committee in charge, will be
represented by 4 delegation Of au
least 40, headed by Gov. Hatfield.
while DR.. Vickers has sent word from
huntington that he will bring almost
as many from that city.
The committee received telegram
from DR.. Bodinr last night, request
ing that arrangements b. made with
some local motion picture house 10 Sc
cure :; machine so that the detailed
picture OF the eminent surgeon per
forming his famous operation for
hernia may be property thrown upon
the screen.
The committee in charge. composed
of Drs. Firwcg. Plant. l'urdatts, Nc
Coy, Bippus and Jersey. and Mr.. John
Coleman OF the Coleman Drug conf
pany, will meet this evening To out
line final details and select place
for holding the meeting and the ban
quet. which will follow the lectures.
In speaking Of the coming Of the
specialists. prominent physician
said last night: 1T is common knowI-
edge among physicians and surgeons
that their education never ceases and
for this reason alone the citizens Of
this district should request their fam
lily physicians 10 attend the meeting
il possible and receive The message
that Drs. Bodine and Chetwood have
10 deliver
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-02

Thirry-fifth street Carson denied own
arship OF the Thirty-tifth street house,
and claimed that he had subleased the
Dart of the Jacob street building, in
which the booze was found: In one
raid prohibition officers found Sc dozen
bottles OF beer, $50 dozep empties'
three gallons of whiskey anu TWO ooz'
smaller quantities we're found.
The ,iury in the Carson case is COM
nose6 of II. B, Cunningham. Earl Sum
mers, c. D. Hamilton, G. ". Fordycc,
Thomas Gattrell. H. J. Carenbauer'
Fred Elig. George Stamm, J. p. Halter,
f. S. Romine, William McNabb and
Charles Dunn.
costo is Sentenced.
John Costo pleaded guilty to one
indictment and received the minimum
penalty, a fine Of 500 and costs and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-02
GRADUALLY COLDER;
GROUNDING UNCERTAIN
Prophets Say Creature May Pussy.
Foot Around If He Doesn't
Cast Shadow.

Whether G. Hog will remain on The
surface long enough today TO see his
shadow is said To De less certain than
the outcome Of the German situation
The local weather report Is lalr
weather. yet steadily colder.
Local prophets figure he will pussy
foot around some anyway.
The lowest temperature recorded
yesterday was 10 degrees above at
g:45 O'Clock last night. The highest
was 81 degrees at eight o'clock In
the morning. Tho temperature ran
even to 50 on Wednesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-02
FAIL TO ANNOUNCE
VERDICT FOR CARSON
jury Out for Hour and Half Last
Night-Will Resume Oelibera-
tons To-day.

After hr:ng OUT for an hour and Il
half, the jury in the case Of Orion Car
son. alleged No>t law violator. was ex-
clsed at SIS o'clock last night with
out having arrived at verdict. The
deliberations will be resumed this
morning al 9:3p o'clock.
CarSon's case is one Of the most In
teresring of the term. The State did
not attempt 10 prove sale. while the
defense, through Attorneys !. 3. Hand
Ian and W. G.. Hamilton. alleged that
unless a sale was proven the defend
ant should be acquitted. The States
bill Of particulars alleged that the
State would attempt TO prove that
large quantities Of booze were kept by
Carson for sale at 3501-03 Jacob street
and in an adjoining house. facing on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-02

two months in jail. Indictment No. =
was nollied on an instructed not
Costo was the tool Of higher-ups, and
that it did not desire to press the sec
ond indictment.
The trial Of Owen Palmer was con-
tinued for the second time. Palmer Is
said to have a broken leg. He was to
have been tried today, but the case
was continued until Tuesday Of next
week. 1t was previously set. for last
Tuesday.
The case OF W. e. Wine was also
continued. trial having been set for
February Z
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-02
HEADACHES VANISH
QUICKLY
When You Take celery Mist -
Get a Sc Package at Any Store.

Your headaches will simply fade
away in a few minutes after you take
"Celery-Mist." Comfort and relief
come almost at once. It is fine
Thousands OF people say So Costs
only SC a package at any store. Su-
perior to remedies that cost twice as
much. Safer and better in quality.
Contains no opiates or narcotic
drugs. Try "Celery-Mist" just once
you'll then prefer it 10 any other
headache remedy. Also fine for
neuralgia, cold in head and grippe
aches and pains.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-02
PEOPLE IN COUNTRY
AND SMALL TOWNS

Stores in Your Section Sell Old Black
Joe Cough Syrup.
Old Black Joe Cough Syrup is sold
in small town, village and country
stores as we'll as city stores. Most
of these stores have it in stock at
all times, or If out, can quickly get
IL for you.
Old Black Joe Cough Syrup is free
from all opiates, chloroform and mar
cotic drugs. 1t is safe for children as
we'll as grown folks. 1t loosens the
phlegm, opens the air passages.
soothes irritation and kills the cold
germs. Costs only csc bottle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-02

The british navy now employs life
raft made in The shape OF huge dough-
nut. Each battlcship carries this kind
OF lifc-saving craft.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-02
WEEKS CLEAR|NGS
GAIN 80 PER CENT

The bank rlcarings for the week end
ing yesterday. rs reported by the
Wheeling Clearing House, amounted TO
$3.G7l 1885. This sum represents an
increase Of 80 per cent over the total
reported for the corresponding week OF
last year. S2.S2&.773.64.
Yesterdays report showed cIearlngs
for tho day nf $GdT.09S.20. ana for the
same day year ago the sum reported
was Sa9G,0S7.5S. The increase was
$l51.0lU.62. or 30.4 per cent.
"Captivatlng Mary carstalrs," Henry
Sydnor Harrison's Iatest-and one Of
his best-noveIs, starts in the Satur.
day InteIligencer. Get the first in
staIment and you'll want to know all
about Mary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-02
JOSEPH WILLIAMS DEAD.
Former Colored Resident Of This City
Dies in Atlantic City.

Local relatives received a message
yesterday announcing the death or
Joseph H. Williams, cotored. former
resident of this city, but late of Wash
ington. D. c.. in Atlantic City. n. d..
this week, where he went for his
health.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-02
COLORED BOY DIES.

Francis Lee, ten year old colored
boy died yesterday at the Ohio Val
ley General Hospital, from the re-
suits Of an affection OF the neck He
had been taken there seriously Ill
three days ago from his home in
Cadiz, Ohio.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-05-06
RESERVE OFFICERS MAY
JOIN THE REGULAR ARMY
rhrte Who Pass Examinations Af,er
Trs nfrq ~ Teen Sorings VIII
Cot Commissions

Htr hNTDNfN Hat 5000 .f ths
ra.f mu.r7anf atriia tnnsn in rogsfd
tn inrn rtlnr tar nannE ir mr fe
a,Hrr ufrlcff tsnlHa wte supouurca
Yesterday flnm tse office ~ Mal0f
f.,Hrltf 1HhI ffrhnr epfnniaHasi
nj thr sputhfIn Department to she ~
ft-t ihHf ueU between fhr ages ~ Sd
arI 1880 fureeasfulit epinllrfe thf
uitrff atta af irslnlnr mHt alaHt Co..
HuHHissl fas regular srmf
H b.. e.Umafrf in fac nufies chat 80
uHrn Hffenrn fheaf saH hult VINO rurn
nietr thf trsininE conrrf nul Esf eam
limestone ss rnUnna hrgirnaniF In ths
nIfsi States Arms ~ iheB apDit
THO opmmHnding nifeers 81 nN ~
CO. fuaainF campe ane authorized ia
ualr etsmlniHr is1arlf ard fhs n
f..ff ronfiffufinE farsf ein uarF 81
She rsena aiard4aE ~ Hsrrd Oh tHrss
HqHrl nlf aUuArsrfs win af once 81
peN mmias3nhs Boz fhe rerslsf armt
Helflf.rF offices f1r she I@'pr
EIHiaFe training eafup siessa tau 1att
aHn and fratrTaaa fhe feefgnlrg taf
fils raua CD t.f openrd af Fvr foeaa
% iaaff 40 iAffis itsck. aff Naa dis.
r.nfIaued fhe frqHnfl numtsf ~ mon
.ifcaif nHtinE f-esn eerurea
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-05-06

Stfvus, s,la shreuG m snvet ~ tnr
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fuf tnf vNek DitstinE Hsi Hifhf ihf
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fW au siN applicants
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tnnweea ihfou3hNui thr 3as tua rsns
arpuotflurs remained gas fiif io hf sab
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th,lr etltitts ihpt tur 4utuut tNrn
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-05-06

TIE Caller has The lara "a; sisellsfios
m.'sf asupisis news - the DAY.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-05-06
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TANflCO ussioa Maf fouftseu
raBrr wuinen picarhas 0ere drown-
~ lu thr paauee River here Arm 60
when atrsm lasnrh in mhifh shes
usro riainF coliided With u eos Tho
sur alfn tau hafEes iu town. Hffurh
'hs launch smidahipH when thf iannfh 2
ffiof affffnptfl 81 cut afI HsH fts
stream The apnchs snEine failed aHa
che iaiuf - she iuE vas unahif r.
rhauee hia course ~ fin1f o. lfniH 90
collision rHif three p9seeugefr were
alxrs f,rafsi ~ she rgfiH Nefs -
1raminrft famuiet a. MONTEREY Al
were Aftilatf.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-05-06

suraay o,rn-r q, The CLANCY Hotel
90 cts -lHt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-05-06

.. y 1scAser ~ RehstewN, enistsd
~ tuetnesfs Ceres 81 Army
. .. rsrres - cerrvs chritsl, l. ~
SobrrtpcN sra O v Rcbtvssen III
Rehstc~r a~e John ~ pskea - cef.
eas Christ enlisted ~ Csvalfs hrarsh
- ne Arn,y.
John s tAH ~ BANauetc. ENLISTED
" ANsatier Ceres 81 tNs Amy,
J- Fioyc. l. ~ webh aet & q
Weiesr~ % Csrpes Cersssi enlisted ~
Ceast Artdisrs u $ Army
v q noskef and y =. Aan ~ Cor.
rss chrsstl enlisted ~ Fisia ArullrFy
~ u $. Ar~y
. 8 Wet. ". I've, sra D. G, N,sA
srs 80 C~rpu. CHRISTI ENLISTED w infAn
~ branch 81 u 3 Army,
Visvert $ Allison - = shes aNc A..
trees sehe SsgitklAed - ceepos Christ
enlisted N ,hs v $. Nav.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-05-08
HINTS

Ice NAV become an agent in the
transmission Of disease at the time Of
delivery.
Almost everyone has noticed the
iceman dragging huge cakes OF Ice
over the sidewalk on the way to the
ice box.
A very superficial examination Of
almost any sidewalk will demonstrate
that 1t is subject to fouling by the
eyer.present splitter, This spit may
contain any one of numerous disease
germs such as tuberculosis, diphtheria
or infantile paralysis.
Many people fail to take any pre-
cautions at all to eliminate these pos
sible sources of infection. The dan
ger may be slight, but It does exist.
It can be avoided by thoroughly flush
ing the ice with water before placing
1t In the Ice chest.
Ice made from pure water in clean
factories and ice which has been cut
from reasonably pure, deep ponds,
lakes or streams and stored under san
itary conditions are about equally safe
from the standpoint of health.
Ice made from polluted water IN dir.
ty, unsanitary factories and ice that
Is cut from shallow, polluted ponds,
or from grossly polluted rivers, con.
tain disease germs,
Any dirty Ice may be infected as
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-05-08
:: CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE ::

my mind went back in the years when
Malcolm Stuart had said almost thou
persuadest me-" l saw him as he
made the remark that his wife of a
few days had effectually killed his
belief in women. Again l recalled that
scathing judgment he had passed on
women, "she is a toy perhaps, a slave
If need be, but never companion
never an equal. If l thought that wo'
men had souls would probably be
stricken by remorse and now / am
only made restless by regret, the re-
greet that the mind Of man can conceive
the heart Of man desire-an impossible
woman"
thought Of all his beautiful letters,
of the little jade god Of dreams-l
thought Of his sending Dr.. virot over
to make me we'll, Of his snatching me
back from the exit { was trying to
make into the unknown.
Was 1t only another adventure? Why
had he been interested In me so long?
Why had he never said he loved me
in so many words even while every
word and every act indicated an indy
ing devotion?
oh, little book, little book, I'm all
mixed up again. Is what Dick did q
proof Of his love for me?
Is the seeming Joy that Malcolm Stu
art had in my society a manifestation
Of his love?
Does either man know the meaning
Of love2
Do / even know 1t?
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-05-08

queer! Givin' a party in a persons
house the minute her backs turned.
There-thats done and it's the pretti.
est birthday cake l ever turned out"
Angela tiptoed out. What did 1t all
mean? Nanette Carriers cook and but
Ter in her house! And birthday party!
Whose birthday was 1t? Then 1t flashed
on her suddenly that it was Dobby's.
So Bobby had decided to celebrate In
her absence and to call in his friends
to help him out. That was how he was
taking her departure from his hearth
and home!
Well-she'd show him that she was
still mistress in her own house and
she'd have a hand in the celebration
herself. Just how she didn't know, but
she didn't propose to have the reins
taken out Of her hand in this manner.
Suddenly she heard voices coming
from the library and she hastily re-
treated into a telephone closet under
the stairs as they approached. Nan
cite Carter herself end Anne Forsythe,
to whom she had been talking in the
Colonial!
well, it wasn't my idea," Mrs. Car
ter was protesting. Dicks wanted to
have something on Bobby's birthday
all along. They were always friends
until Bobby and Angela were married.
you know"
"But it doesn't seem right with An
gela hundreds of miles away by this
time. It's almost CHASTITY if she does
as she says and never comes back"
"Oh, don't fool yourself. l told Dick
what she's told you and he just howled.
She'll be back in two days. he said.
Bobby is too good thing to let CO.
Why, he's given her everything in the
world. Look at this house! I'd give
my front teeth and ten years OF my life
Angela gasped. So this was Nanette's
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-05-08

honest.to.goodness opinion Of her! Her
first impulse was to rush out and tell
these horrid people to leave, but pride
held her back.
"Dick wants to give the poor fellow
a decent time for once in his life. It's
a shame the way he's had to give every
thing up. He does everything she
wants, but I've never known her to do
one blessed thing for him. In the sum.
mer If he wants to go to Canada she
picks the seashore, and in the winter
If he wants to go to the theatre she
chooses a dance. I'll bet she never
even remembered that this was his
birthday. In our house it's the elev.
enth commandment to have birthday
cake and someone to help eat it. And
speaking of eating-do you know Dick
says Bobby has actually done without
lunches, to his knowledge, to make up
for some fool extravaganza Of Ange'
las. And they passed on.
The voices died away in the direc-
ton of the dining room. Angela,
seething with wrath, rushed to her own
room. "Tll show them If I'll ever come
back!" she stormed. I'm going away
forever"
But she locked the door Of her bou.
doir and threw herself face down on
a couch. Every word she had heard
had burned hole in her heart. Over
and over she heard, Hes done every
thing she wants, but I've never known
her to de one blessed thing for him"
Time passed slowly She heard
voices and laughter down stairs, and
from the darkness Of her own room she
heard Bobby's door open and close and
then his footsteps in the hall.
Suddenly she sprang up and flew to
her own door, tlinging 1t open.
Bobby" she almost whispered
Forgive me-"
He turned and took her in his arms
"Dear Lowell" was all he said, as he
stroked her hair.
"I-Ill never go away again" she
said half pleading. 81 want to DO
things for you and make you happy.
I've been awfully selfish. / never even
thought of your birthday until heard
some one say this was the day."
"And I've been wishing every one
else had forgotten it, too. This blamed
marty has been a nightmare, but Dick
wouldn't have 1t any other way. But
now dear, we'll turn it into a celebra:
tion we'll tell them you remembered
and came back"
oven tell them the truth, dear.
that I'VE been silly goose, but won't
be any more"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-05-08

MargIe!" Dick made a great effort
and clasped both my hands. Mar
gle, whether you think my Judgment
was mistaken or not you must believe
me. At that moment felt my life
was worth more to you-yes, to the
world even-than the life Of Malcolm
Stuart.
I'm the first place, dear, 1 was
pretty sure would never reach him,
as my heart was pounding SO that
could hardly catch my breath. If
did reach him, 1t was ten chances
to one / would not have strength to
help him any. And yet, Margie,
still honestly believe l would have
taken the chance to save the worthless
life of Malcolm Stuart"
looked up from Dicks pale, thin
hands which was holding In mine
and let my eyes find his.
Eyes, dear, Malcolm stuart's life
was and always has been worthless,
he said slowly,
"oh, Dick, don't say that He Ii
dead!" l exclaimed.
Eyes, 1 know, MargieJp he said soft
ly, land the old convention says one
must always speak we'll OF the dead;
but, Notwithstanding all Malcolm Stu
arts money, perhaps because Of his
money, his life has been worthless.
"How do you know, Dick" 1t seem
ID to me that my voice was strangling
in my throat. Was it possible that
Dick knew Malcolm Stuart had ask
ed me to go away with him on that
fateful day? Was l going to find that
what Dick thought was the coolest
and calmest Judgment on his part was
only jealousy after all? 1t seemed
hours before l heard Dicks voice
again.
"My first knowledge of'Malcolm Stu
art" he said, was when heard that
he had returned from Europe and In q
week captured the heart Of q very
pretty little glove clerk in a --
store, and they sailed away together
At the same time someone asked
Why doesn't he marry her? and the
answer was, He does not believe In
marriage since some woman threw him
down Nothing more was heard Of
him for years when one morning he
Tailed into harbor alone.
"since then / have known at least
six girls and women who have sailed
on that boat, and not one has ever
come back. / never knew him myself
but Jim knew him well-in fact, saved
his life-saved him from drowning
pnce. Strange, isn't II, Margie?" said
Dick musingly, that dear old Jim
would save Malcolm stuart's life and
that | should let him DIET"
''Don't, Dick, / can't hear It"
,But must, dear. Today you and
are at the crosBways, and before you
shocse which road you will take you
must know not only what have done
BUT my motive for doing 4"
While he was saying this, lltle book
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-05-08

NEW YORK, May 8.-Many Of the
seasons most popular styles are strik-
ing rather than refined.
But all the most pronounced ex
tremes of style may be combined in a
conservative and elegant garment, as
evidenced by a Franklin Simon cos.
tune.
The material is tan silk Bengaline,
and the embroidery is most artistical-
ly executed in several shades OF the
same color.
The line Of the hat indicates the
use Of broad brims for midsummer.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-05-08
RHEUMATISM
Physician Believes a Genuine Remedy
for the Disease Has Been Found.

IoF Ine DiseaSe 1dS 6eeH FOuH0s
Rheuma, the wonderful rheumatism
remedy sold by Mountain City Drug
store gives quicker and more lasting
relief than other remedies costing
many times as much.
Rheuma passes the deadly poison
GUS secretions into the bowels and
kidneys, from which they are quickly
thrown off in a natural, healthy way.
Read what a reputable physician
says about Rheuma: II have made a
most careful investigation Of the for.
mula employed in the manufacture OF
Rheuma, and l heartily recommend 1t
as q remedy for all forms Of rheuma'
tism. find Rheuma far in advance
of the methods generally employed in
the treatment of rheumatism, and alto
gether different IN composition from
the remedies usually prescribed."-
DR.. Lyons.
rheumatism confidence to try Rheuna
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-05-08
THREE GENERATIONS Of WONE

Tie young women Of this senera.
ton, their mothers and gtandmothcIl
have proved from actual experience
that Lydia e. PinkhRm's Vegetable
Compound overcomes the buteling
caused by female ills and restorea
them to healthy condition. Thls ~.
NOUS medicine contains no narcotics
or habit-forming drugs but . made
from medicinal roots and herbs na.
lures remedy for disease. u You e1o
suffering from any form Of female ill1
it will pay you to give It Q trial.