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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-24
ADVANCE ON WIDE FRONT
By Lowell Mellett

Omitted Press Staff CorrcSp0ndent)
With the British Armies in France,
Aug. 24.-The British advance today
carried them forward on wide froat
between the Ancrc and the Somme.
Bray, Becordel- -Beeourt and Av;ilcrs
La Boissele are reported to have fallen
in rapid succession.
Bray is on the north bank OF tho
Sommc, five miles southeast OF Albert.
Bceordel. Beeourt IL two miles directly
east Of Albert. Orvillers-La Boissele is
three miles northeast Of Albert.
Tho Germans heavily counter attack
ed on the high grounds north Of Happy
Valley (north Of Somme,) this morning.
The result is not yet known. Tho
ground there Ii already covered with
dead.
AZ a. m. the Germans were still OPP
posing the advance toward Bnpaume AZ
Bihucourt ltwo and a half miles north.
west Of the city.l
The British and Germans struggled all
night, back and forth along a 30 mills
front on the old Summc field, Ia ono oe
the bloodiest battles Of the war.
The British advanced appreciably this
morning Of many points, gaining sever
al important villages and fighting posi-
tions. The Australiaus early this morn
ing smothored several machine gun netts
which had been a continual menace. I'M
flietng heavy casualties and taking
many prisoners.
The high ground toward Fricourt
(throc miles east Of Alberto was seized
during the night
The line is now reported to bc east
of Ovillers.La Boissclle.
We pushed ahead below Biefvillefs-
Les Bapaume Ga mile aud a half north
west OF Rapaume) and advance patrols
are reported near that town. Tcrrific
fighting is going on 10 a maze Of trench
es below Neuville.yitasse (three miles
southeast II Arras)
Welsh troops waded across the Anere
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-24

ed a signal victory, the significance Of
which lies in strategic grounds"
The German victory Tuesday con-
sisted of being driven back two miles
on ten mile front between the 0ise
and the Aisne, losing important heights
dominating the Aisne and the Ailetse
and thousands Of prisoners.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-24
ALL FIGHTING YANKEE BOYS
ARE THEIR big BROTHERS"

gradual growth without any effoFt on
anyone : part, aud some aeqnaintanees
become friends and otleIs stay aeqnain-
tauces.
The Home Folks Sort
Usually t. the home.folky sort that
comes around and makes friends. They
usually want q talk, aud II seems 70 DO
them good just 10 get stories told %
come one. We always ike to listen lt
never takes them long TO come around
10 the girls they left behind, and they
always tell rs Of them.
You cannot help liking these chaps
who want 70 talk Of their sweelhearis.
They re always devoted, and they carry
pictures with them, @hleh they always
Ike 10 show, Ii is interesting 70 SEQ
the kinds Of girls they have all picked
out, and thy aie never just what you
expect.
These men uamlly take big brother
is Interest Ii VS., ami their attention y
sometimes amusing. I've had as many
as five lectures from different big
bfoihefs 10 one day, all Of them keca
% anfhr ~.
Lots Of Advice.
lsually, these big brothers" tell ~
% z, home. They say Il Is no place for
as. % near the lines, though they tell
o. DOW much they enjoy having us theirs
and Law much they like dodghnuts But
they would faiher have rs at home, ihey
say. ard get along without dougbnuts.
But We think otherwise. We want TO
stay.
Whcn We left our OLD division we
thought We lad iosi most al the friends
We had On this side 81 the world. II wo
were ever discouraged, II was then.
Irene aad | we're both enthusiastic
70 get a new hut started, but we could
MT forget the friends We hau left, and
NAo were 10 20 soaa 70 a tar msfe daH-
.g...4 a.. .a.ra sbenaf
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BRITISH ARE WITHIN TWO NILES
OF DAPAUNE--ENENY CLEARED
FROM SOUTHOF O|SE ANDA|LETTE

Third Armys Progress Continues, It Having Advanced In
Some Places To Depth OF Four and One-haIf Miles,
French Firmly Established North OF Ailette Riyer.-NO-
yOn Is Reported As Expected To Fall ANY Minute As h
Is No Longer Tenable. Fighting on 6O-hfle Front.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-26
Personals and Briefs.

John J. Mccullough. Jr- has returned
To Camp Leo, va, after spending q rur-
Tough at the home Of his parents In
Center Warwood.
Pearl Brown Of Powhatan, IS tho Euest
Of her sister. Mrs. John Fouty, OF
Twentieth street.
Mrs. Jacob Hilton Of South Warwood
avenue. is very much improved after an
extended illness.
Miss Martha Chrtstweu. Of Wellshurs.
has returned TO her home after visiting
at the home Of friends IN Center War
wood.
Charles and Frank Smith Of Woods
field. are the guests at the home OF
their grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs Elmer
Smith Of Short Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob McCracken. Of
Bellaire. who have been visiting with
friends with friends in South Warwood
have returned to their homo.
Mrs. Ted Kemp. of North Warwood.
Was a visitor In Center Wheeling yes
tcrt,ay.
Mrs. Fred Ellmeyer and son Of Wheel
ing Island. spent yesterday AS guests
OF Nr. and Mrs. Lee Thayers Of Center
W'arwood avenue.
Virginia Kemp. Of North Warwood.
who has been quito q! at her home
continues to improve.
William Wade Of Beech Bottom. the
workman. who was injured Thursday.
is very much improved at the North
Wheeling hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Breen Of North
Warwood a"enuo. spent yesterday as
guests Of friends in Wheeling.
Joseph Seep OF Parkersburg. W. Va.
was q business visitor in this city yes
terday.
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TO BE KNOWN HEREAFTER AS

months. moved into tho Rcdfarn house
at Lafrerty on Mondsy.
a now school has been opened In
north Of town. with Miss Reba Bethel
Of Flushing az teacher. The first and
secondN grades arc being cared for al
this building, while the older ones 70
TO the grade school on the pike, taught
by Miss Vernicc Van Horn Of ST. Clairs-
Vile.
Mrs. Walter Hayes. Mrs. H. K. Lodge
and sister, Miss Edith Lodge, spent
Tuesday shopping In Wheeling.
Lawrence Armstrong left on Tues
day for Akron TO be with his brother
pneumonia.
James IT. Mcfarland WAS q business
caller in ST. Clairsvillc on Wednesday
Clinton Hawthorne returned to his
home ut Maynard on Monday morning
and Mrs. Hawthorne on Wednesday
after q few days visit with her parents,
MIR. and Mrs P y. Caldwell.
Word has hcen received from Arthur
Humphrey. formerly Of En!ontown. and
Earl Walls Of this place that they had
arrived In Vancouver. Wash. being In
tho lumber amp. aftor having hccn in
san Antonio. Tex. for the past few
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F.. Clifton Of ST. Clnira-
VILE and daughter. Miss l'rllc; Mr.. ana
Mrs. w y. Merritt and daughter. Miss
Anna. Of near 'niontnwn. spont We'd
ncsdny with Mrs. Eliza beth Ferguson.
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SAND HILL

Rev Williams began series Of TO-
vival services at the Mount Union Pres
hytcrian church on Tuesday evening.
There was no service al the Sand Hill
". r. church on Sunday the entire day
or League on Wednesday owing to The
hcnting apparatus being out Of service.
Tho Epworth league will give social
at the public school building on Satnr-
day evening. 4 literary program Will
br rendered and an enjoyable time Is
assured
a number OF Sand Hill folks attended
the revival service at the Dallas NJ. l.
church on Sunday evening. among tn"
number being Mr.. VIII Winters and
family. Mt. Harry Davis and family. ME-
Jesse Rigglc and sisters. Mr.. Lewis
Shepherd and Miss Elsie Caldwell.
Owing to tho snow blockade OF me
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-26
HAMMOCK

The Wheeling Valley Progressive Aup
will meet with Mr.. and Mrs. John T.
C;ossetr on Friday evening. January ~"
The third number Of the lecture
course given by The Alien Lyceum bu-
reau in Unlontown this winter was held
IN Thursday evening. Tho entertain
mon, was given by the "Mnsor's Juo!'
Ice Singers" n cnlored quartet. Sew
oral from here were In attendance. Tho
next number will II" on Saturday even
ing january "S. given by q. l.. Weaver
artist and chalk talk lecturer.
Mr. and Mrs, Frnnk Caldwell Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Armstrong. Mrs. FcrEu'
SON and Mr.. and Mrs. W. y. Merritt Mt
tended thu funeral OF Miss R"hccca
ITotchnr on Friday nj the home OF MT
and Mrs. Charles Pickering. near 81
C,lairsvilln. n sister nf the deceased. viii
whom she had made her home for the
mast so years. Mrs. Frank Caldwell VI
south Of town is niece.
Wjllinm NJ. Brnkay attended tho
funeral nf hIs cousin. Mrs. Martha KIRK
at Flushing on Monday.
Tho Red Cross sowing ladies mot al
the home nf tho Lodge sisters on Thurs
day.
! +. poudna attended the lumber
mems convention. held nj Columbus tho
past week.
George Love visited with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Love Of Cadiz Rail
road over Sabbath.
John Hayes and sister. Miss Olive. and
hrr' guest Miss IouannR Campbell ~
near Now Athens. spent Wednesday At
rho home of their uncle. l.abcn Lodge,
east OF town.
Miss Hazel Nichols. who is attending
normal at New Athens. spent the week
end with tho home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hnrris. formerly
OF New Athens. who have hecn at tho
home Of Mrs. Harris parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. T. E. Boyd, for the past few
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Moundsvtlle Briefs

John C. Rhinehart. who has been the
guest, Of Warden White at the penlten-
diary. left yesterday for New York
where he will re-eulist in the marines,
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner Olson or Pitts
burgh are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. A. p. Hammond Is quite Ill at
her home on Bakor avenue.
Mrs. Wiley Evans has returned to
her home hero from visit with Shady
side. O., relatives.
Prosecu; ting Attorney J. D. Parriott
and Attorney Captain A. l. Hooton
spent yesterday In Cameron transactlns
legal business
DR.. 3: F. Bono. who has been quito
III at his homo on Jefferson avenue. Is
improving.
Miss Austa SnedeEer, who has been
III Of the grip at her homo on jefferson
avenue, Is improving.
Mrs. Frank Hubs OF Tomlinson ave-
nue left yesterday for Clayton, whore
she will visit her mother.
Miss Maude Stephenson loft last eve
ming for Alliance, o. where abe VIII
reside.
Edward Walker. son Of Mr. and Mrs.
r. G. Walker Of Glendale. who has been
quito III. Is improving.
Mrs. J. A. Layneld is quite III at her
home on Jefferson avenue.
Mrs T. r. HARRISON Of Tomlinson hv-
enue Is quite Ill Of tho grip.
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WELLSBURG
WElLsBURG,

WEILsBURG, January 26.-Wellst
burg High school has twenty graduates
In the active service Of Uncle Sam. and
seven moro graduates who have enlist
ed and arc ready for service when they
are called. OF tho twenty men In the ser
vice, eleven have received commis-
s.ons, three are trying for commits
sions, one IS sergeant and five are
privatcs. Besides the twenty men IN ac-
tive service, seven graduates have en-
listed in various departments. but have
not yet been called to service. They are
waiting the call TO take their place in
the ranks.
Of the mon commissioned John H.
Charnock. a colonel. has the highest
rank: four men are captains, and three
are first neutenants.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-26
Local Bowlern L.ose.

In d series Of threo games rolled IN
this city on Thursday evening tho
Wellsburg artists defeated steubenville
Ohio, rollers by 40 points, the final to-
tails being 1862 to 1929. Steubenvtlle
won tho series OF games. however. as
In q series Of games rolled at Steuben-
vile they defeated Wellsburs 230 pins.
giving them a margin Of victory Of 100.
In q series Of three games the same er-
ening tho regulars, defeated scrub
tam 1894 to 1863 pins
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ridge roads, Elm Grove star route and
R. r. No. patrons received no mall
on Wednesday.
Mr. John Murmar. our efficient road
SUPERVISOR had his road force out on
WedneSd afternoon opening the roads
up for travel. Numerous large drifts
we're encountered and removed.
Owing TO the existing circumstances
there was no school at the Lone Oak
school the latter part OF this week.
Miss Anna Miller. teacher, being unable
to reach the school.
Mr.. John Francis delivered a load of
fat hogs In Elm Grove on Tuesday.
Mr.. VIII Luke delivered q drove OF
fat hogs and fat cattle in Elm Grove on
Thursday.
lfr. and Mrs. James Junkfns spent
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Sunday with Mr.. George Fox and FAM

Sunday with Mr.. George Fox and fam
Ily.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Winters and chill
dren were shopping in tho city on Tu,s-
day
Miss L!llio Winters IL spending .
couple OF weeks with Mrs. Merton Win
tiers Of Mount Union.
Mr. and Mrs. John Davis were the
guests OF Mr.. ". II. Turner on Tues
day.
Mr. and Mrs. c. R. Earlewina spent
Sunday the guests OF Mr.. g. 4 Kent
and wife OF Oklahoma e.
DR.. John Spilman OF Dallas waa 4
professional caller in Sand Hill on Tues
day.
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TWO Mon Enlist

o. Dale Eison and Ewing N. Rrady.
members Of the force OF tho County
Road Engineer in road building. took
the examination for tho United States
services on Thursday az tho office OF
the Local Draft Board. and both were
passed They hav" enlisted In tn"
road building regiment which Ia form
!rg. They expect 70 leave within f"w
days and will will probably he sent I"
tho Nnnsouver Barracks. Vancouver,
Washington.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-26
Methodist Church

The warwood Methodist church. Sun
day. school GAS a m. E. c. Leonhart.
superintendent. The morning service
will be a combined service and will be-
gin at 1880 g. m. Epwortl League $50
3. m. NJ. L. Tusttn president. AT 1880
the pastor will preach tho third sermon
Of q series. on THE Great Questions or
the Bible" using for his therne. mo
Question Of an Autocrat." "Wednesday
evening at .T:30. mid-week services.
Thursday at T:3o .. NJ. Epworth League
meeting and social.
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Fed Cross Danoo.

Arrangements are rapidly being com
plrtcd for biz dance affair to be hcid
here next FTltiay evening, Fchruar! /.
Il; tha Ellis hall. UNDER tn" auspices Oh
the Red Cross. III" Premier orchestra
Of Wheeling has been engaged Tor the
occasion. The committee on arrange
mcIIts is composed OF Mrs. John SAN
ders. chairman; Mrs. K. NJ. llinerman'
Misses Mona sullivan. Louise Th"mp-
SON. Hildl Ryan. lefty White aud s@f-
eral others.
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c1nHa Mt Noon Monday.

Local Fuel Administrator Dale R
Chaddock yesterday stated that tho Or
der permitting grocery stores. moa'
shops and drug stores TO remain open
all day last Monday applied TO that day
only and that hereafter on Monday such
places Of business shall close 1T noon.
Tho order Will be strictly observed by
other places OF business. factories. ETC..
AS heretofore.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-26

Mems club Of the Warwood Presbyter-
ian church gave him q surprise party.
The affair was in the nature Of fare
we'll party in honor OF Mr.. RciIus who
with his family will move to New Mex
leo soon 20 make their horne. The even
ing was devoted TO various amuSements
after which a delicious luncheon was
served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-26
Mrs. Mary Helms Dead.

Mrs, Mary Helms wife of J. II.
Helms. died Thursday night at the fam
:ly home on Ash avenue, being duo 10
Il complication OF diseases. Mrs. Helms
had bceu Ill for two months. She was
G3 years OF age. and besides her nus
hand she Is survived BY four children.
IA follows: Mrs Florence Nesseck
Mrs, Floyd Gandco oil TINS city, Dorie
Helms of Mount Hope and Frank Helms
of this city. One brother. George LONE
Of this city. and one sister also survive
funeral services will be held Sunday
afternoon at the late home. The Row.
S. 3. Hart, pastor Of the Calvary NJ r.
church, will officlate. 1ntcrment Will
be in Greenlawn cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-26
Swearer funeral

Tls afternoon at 3 o'clock at tho
HON OF her daughter. Mrs. William F.
Conilly on 2514 Warwood avenue. the
fune.l services for Mrs. Pauline
sweser. wife OF @. H. Swearer will be
held The Rev. E. T. Carson OF the
Warood Presbyterian church will Of
flee. Interment will be in Greenwood
cemery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-26
Jack Evanss Ard His Double.

Jack Evans and his double Will speak
at tbs Onion mission, Wel!shurg. Sun
day afternoon q, 2.30. Jack Evans Of
Follanshee IS superintendent Of the
Ncllshurg mission. Jack Evans Of Stcu-
benvtlle Ohio. IS engaged IN tho same
kind OF work. Both are fine takers and
will nave Interesting remarks 20 give.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yousey and Miss Ger
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-26
Fireman Called.

At $50 Thursday evening burning
soot blowing out OF the chimney OF the
home OF Charles McElroy on Seventh
street caused a fire alarm to be given
and the 1Ircmcn to respond. Many CHI
zens also were called out An examine
ton showed that tho house was not
Ypirc.
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Laid To Rest,

Funeral services over tho remains Of
the late John Wesley Wilson were hold
Friday morning a. thc st. John Cain
Ollie church. Rev. Father l.. NJ. Her
innnns conducted tn" services. Follow
Ing the mass the body was conducted
TO brooke cemetery and laid 70 rest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-26
Milk DealerH Advised.

Tho health department here has Is
sued cards TO all local dealers supply
ing milk In this city to thoroughly ster-
llize all bottles The department also
points out that bottles shall not be lott
at houses under quarantine and that no
tickets Shall be accepted from such
houses,
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presbvterIau Church.

warwood Presbyterian church. Tween
t,eth street. near Warwood avenue. n.
P. Carson. pastor. Services for Sunday.
January a. are as follows: Sunday
school ESQ q NJ: morning worship 1O:to
subject. The Blind Mans Creed; Chris
tan Endeavor o'clock; evening service
IT'S: subject. Tho Men Who We're
Easily Offended"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-26
MOUNDSVILLE
Dead ut Fort Soriveu-

Walter c. Courtwright. son OF the late
William l.. :Courtwright. who was a
PROSPEROUS farmer of near Cameron -
the lrst Marshall county selected SOL
dier to die while In the service OF MS
country. He died At Fort Scrifeh. N''"'
yesterday. No particulars were Tor
warded
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W:ARWOOD


thursday evening members OF the
Me4odist church will be entertained
viii a banquet given By the Reds"
WI lost in the contest to the blues"
Tbs Is the second time which they have
plnned to enteNeiu. but owing to the
r.a1rs OF the interior OF the church.
tfs has been postponed
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Literary Society.

Te members OF the Warwood Liter
erysociety will give an entertainments
In le Warwood high school Tuesday.
TIL program. which was recently pub
lis,d, will have a few added attrac-
ti,s. The life Of Robert Burns will be
fenres Of the program
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State Specialty Company.

The State Specially company stock
holders ut their annual meeting elected
a board OF directors as followws: c. y.
Showacre. Hugh w. Thompson w. NJ.
Martin. J.. N. Showacre and W. S. Bry-
SON Reports showed that the past year
had been Furnishing ono
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-26
IRA Knight Dead

Ira Knight. colorcd. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Knight. died at the family
homo yesterday morning at 6 o'clock
death being duo to tuberculosis. He Is
survived by his pareuts end several
brothers and sisters.
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Hnr.

Our mail mans not the least bit slow,
He's wise. is Henry Hetters;
He's not q savant. but know
That he's a man OF letters
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Senior Party Last Night.

Last evening ten couples Of young
,ople enjoyed a sleigh ride with a hot
tpper served at ten o'clock on Short
reeh. followed by dancing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-26

,ruds Reese OF F'ollanshee Will sing.
An invitation Is extended TO everyone
TO attend.
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wuHI

The male OF the species IS usually
larger than the female. But II you will
go 20 the Zoo you Will notice that tho
lions Nav Is larger than It's paw.
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Wellaburc Briefs,

Paul Dohmcn Of Wheeling was
Wellsburg caller on Thursday even
Rorn Wednesday, evening, January
o3rd 1915, 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene ~
Fontany an i1-pond son.
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Watch for tho Opening lnstallment
Of Gerard's Second Series OF Articles,
Exposing German Intrigue.
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Party.

ast evening at the home of Mr.. Clar-
ee c. Dehus OF North Warwood. the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-26
CONST.IP ALTON
INVITES DISEASE

4 reliable laxative 81 ascsssar1
to tho comfort and health OF any
Wo11-ordsred household, because
constipation Is = condition that
aHscts, In greater or less degree,
practically every member Of tho
Family. When the bowels refuse
to act the entire system - AZ
5sctsd; digestion - impaired,
nerves begin to witch, foul gases
and poiyonS generated by decon-
posting substances IN tho tntest1nss
are distributed throughout ths
body, and often result in serious
Illness. A prominent French sci
enlist says ntnsty-Avs percent Of
an human disease Is directly
fraesable to inactive bowels.
Moro than . quarter OF . cen
trry ago Dr.. ". 3. Caldwell pro
scr1bed . combination Of atmp1s
laxative herbs with pepstn that II
now the standard remedy in thou
sands Of homes. This prOscE4p-
ton - sold by druggists for NIFTY
cents . bottle, under the nanns OF
DR.. Ca1dwelrs Syrup Pepstr. 4
trial bottle can be obtained, free
OF charge, by writing to DR.. W.
y. Caldwell, 4S6 Warrington st.,
Monticello, Illinois.