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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-12
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

A WELL-PAYING ROoMINGHotJsE
FOR s. -107 Chestnut street.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-01-19

Physical exam Nation Of eiZlstEa--ts
n Iro1 ccu-ty @iu y made s. tae
co-r- A3zs@ today AID MoaG2y for the
u-rrsass4 of securing selected mel 20
TIE 1azz e.@r II ~ a. tb@ remaining
caota from tAis county il the arst
draft TA- soilowIug have been sun
1soV@5 20 apEszr today;
- ArTa5 Mesa. e LOUIS Fzzsatti.
Zas Joe3 CEzzZko. rs Alex Aizxi-osa-i,
24z g1-o5 Fisrras1--aa- ~ S1lg5o Bate
cse.G, 20 J92 C8zlsr e Se1soza Dach-
a-z2e. - Ford y Ickes, z5l Hurley 2
Sckzter. 2s- JOS No~okg@skl, ~ Gil
be-r J. Saligsa. % AIbzno BorL Is
Nike Hurley. zss VIZ J. Goodman. -
JOS p N=zorski. II Knute Peda soa.
- Fl-tor 0-regz- ~ Max Aha 30
A3Gaa Casoa, 3lZ Joan a Mace. SO john
E,oa,1a. 30 Andrea Eorroso. 333 Geo
Ss-7o2S IS Nike Bxkaer. 30 Luszi
Fasszrell - Agztiozo De GlorEio
The folloz5ng have been summoned 10
appear ~ exzninstloa CT Monday.
Jan zlsG
3ts Nicola DeCzFio, 81 John We-tonea.
80 CulsepP. Tzao. 81 Lug Czaoya So
Alois p Wsde, 35s Louis DeMeio. 81
Geo S@55engianz. 3a5 Os8a6e Csllizaro.
Ser Frank Ssacretts. 375 Harlow 5 Whit.
raaa. SO AndreE To-nbeai. 80 Boiche
Pze!ef. SO ChaS Hi. 81 James Z May
* Howard J Coaaors - San Bobach
81 hsn-y o. Jooe, rs Joe Stznek, s.:
JOIN Lenu ~ Albert r. B-1nelIe ~
H'rn { D-a.z. elZ Taos- Marin. 4l4 JOS
q SINNERS ~ Axel Newberg. ~ Gus,
Hakaa- ~ BsFusta MASSAGE. ~ Chas
Ii=als <zs james J. Ha1ley. 4+5 Ro5t
n yeEel. 80 Steve Sezusezs. 45o LEI
E-spscA
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-01-19
chira Ia On cuara.

WAsle CAlaa has no. provided s3r
fh- l1E~Fa@sut q Germans aid Aus
fTlAu* even those q military age al
CstgZeas 81 th@ central powers are re-
glzrea re register and arr forbidden 70
travel They may engage il peaceful
esec1E4 t.o1s with Chlua's permission
Tie a4.siaess - the regulating created
ss913e. comment among forei gneTs. hut
Ch5nese oGleia!s replied to such criti-
stss4 iy szylne they closed the German
ha1ks and gre limiting the activities
- Germans sud Austrians even more
taan The Calted STATES and Japan are.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-01-19
Hurley Presbyterian Church.

Copper 81. Hurley. Wis.
Sunday. Jan. -.
sunday sehoo. al ie o'clock.
Lesson Jess,s at Wofk
Gac4 i.4i-4-.
Preaching services AZ IL O'Clock
Rev. Theodore Boretu VIII preach
THIS is tae c1uTca's 6rst opportunity
10 bear Nj Bore,,, preach in Eng
hsh.
Italian Service 81 Worship -.@.
Rev. Thee BoErtt.. pastor.
Monday 4o'eloek. Glrls' Knitting
ao@r' Game aud story boar
s p m Aotlou pictures. The Roy
81 Gorge, Welfare Work.
Tuesday O'Clock: k.O.K.A. clpb
Tuesday O'Clock. Boy scouts.
Friday, AIS, American History
CHnsTER l.. HAEErFs. Minister
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-01-19
soon Over His Cote.


Everyone speaks we'll Of Chamber
lsin's Cough Remedy after having
used it. Mrs George Lewis. Pittsfald
\. Y, las this 10 say regarding IT.
LAST winter ny little boy. Eve wears
old. was sick with . cold for tr0 ~
three weeks. ! doct0E9d him and us45
various cough medicines but rot hiD-
did him much ENod until | began rs~
ing Chamberlaln's Cough Remedy
he then improved rapidly and ia a
few Gays was over his cold
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-01-19

Ttat British Officer who climbed
oser The top aad shouted cat TO Ger
man snlprrs shat be thought Of them
FOR ar.4g oa The He'd Cross aag prob
ably get more satisfaction out q Il
than lad he allied them.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-01-19

tn fsmily yree Is rhe most versa
tile OF all j, Yields ~b-.cES.~
--searhs-S" +cabaaSehe41s. ~scaan ~,
tato*s. 'tartS.' daisies and ~uu,s.
aut the huik u the crop indicates tha,
there Wia never be- any famine anoug
the squirrels
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-01-19

Tie theory that England and France
lured Cucse Sam into the war with
the Intention 81 hanging back and let
tlag Ai1u do the nghylng is not getting
much support frorn people who are
keeping track u General Halg.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-01-19
parnina Aeuuairtar.s.

Hospital Doctor-NO relatives? Then
who is your next best friesd2 Motor
ist-The guy that ran into ne aid TO
tally demolished the car, b1r didn't
get his NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Buils-
liza
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-01-19

Sth-7 Two eighth grade pupils have the
ho0or Of having perfect papers N the
subject OF so5trzcu0n- They are Nellie
Hail Of TIE Sp-Ilgstesd rural school and
Ella Inns Of TIE r1rsl s-hoo1 az Cedar.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-01-19

Neutrals are reported anxious 70 bzy
airulanes. Probably thelr 0aly hope IS
t. get 0G tass earth
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-01-19
leaves II to Avslsnee

One of The small Paris theaters has
s@F shout proving that dramatic critics
sTe Det lufal5bie. Every evening be-
fore fAe rise q The curtain 90 - ad-
veTse3y criticized bar 30 less success
ful play fhe frate manager appears.
bearing a bundle of evspapers. from
vhsch be reads the choicest condemns
tory excerpts Having thus stated the
uewsfa per view ~ his play he leaves
the rest 10 the Judgment Of the audi
euce-
A British expert says that the Cnlt-
Cd States Viii be the deciding factor
IL TIE air Ia defeating Germany. Il
has been : fayor.te American maxim
that there is always room at the top.
aud here is q brilliant chance 10 prove
II.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-01-19

Prepared ~
Mss IeZz Euzzsoz- CO. SIX q S--acsz All
21ss AEzes b.gglaE za1. SEaSzxasazE Tezcae-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-14
COUNTY COURT
Marriage Licenses.

MRrr1nRe LIcenBoS.
Maurice r. Fcingold, IS. OF Bcnwood,
W. Va. and Jeanette r. Robinontz, 70,
Of Wheeling.
John W. Southern. A., OF Akron. o..
and Maud Winterhaltcr. 81. of Canton, =.
Albert l.. Wagcrs. 35. and Edith H.
Maxwell. Is. both Of TuScawnras
County, Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-14
Anna Held, Actress,
Has Relative Here
Michael /. Treismuth, Third Cousan'
Born Near Her Home and faln1-
lies Were Intimate.

Anna Held. the celebrated trench act
ross whose death occurred i'll New YORK
Monday following Il prolonged Illness
had 4 rlus. relative in this community.
Michael l., trcismuth. the we'll known
veteran barber of .Nl.y Nine and reSlu-
ing IN Fulton. was Il thlrd cousin :"
Miss Held. Their granHathers "e'e
brothers. w., -o
Mr.. Frcismuth ard Miss Held were
born near III. other III the fic7''lE VI
paris France. Their families were On
ir,;r,at. terms and would VISIT lhe
o,h.r almost daily and enjoy Soc,al az
Fairs together. While Mr. F'rclSnutn Is
,t,ut :; dozen years "ld'r than NISS
,Jeld ~. remembers h"r well rs Eo"nE
,,,r, and they. attended th.: same pre-
,,aratorv school. Mr.. r'r"isnluth Sa'o
Ib,r Miss Held was an unusually pc.SHt
,J,,ld When she was only about TOUT
nv f,va Years ot age she took pToni'-
r.n, mar, in home talent shows ana S"e
,>ossnssed y wonderful memory. Il oe'HS
a,l,. necessary for her TO read her part
~ nlav o-cr n few times TO rsFlc'n-
ter II He said that Miss Hello vas not
onI,. considered tho most beautltul We
wan IN the neighbcrhood N which her
family ard his family resided. but Sne
n.,s full Of Pep and was one or the
mos, popular young women socially ne
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-14
GREEKS
IN BAD SHAPE
May Cause Epidemic Of Tyrhoid-shohd
Be Drained Properly.

Tho h;C Wheeling creek, middle
Wheeling creek. and little Wheeling
creeks arc in the worst of CONDITION
o,lnp TO tho lack OF sufficient rainfall
during the past few months. and as a
result There is an Imminent danger OF 81
,vphoid fever epidemic in the suburban
sections. The, water in the creeks nave
been reduced to filth. vcritlblc germ
breeding pools, and the water is stag
nunt in practically all places. Several
nike physiciuns have vcnturcd an opln-
ion that il some action TO drain tho
nools in the creeks WAS not taken IN the
very near future. An epidemic al dis
ease would doubtless occur This opera
ton would cost II comparatively small
amount in comparison to the amount or
suffering it would relieve. 1t has been
suggested in the city council that steps
he taken TO relieve this situation. but
as vet nu definite action ill this dlrec-
ton has been taken.
According To leading physicians IN
tho pike section. the typhoid fever rate
has been very low this year. However.
il is stated that MANY people arc SUI
drinking the creek water. which - only
nut through a process to remove mud.
and not germs. without boiling 1t. In
spite Of repeated precautions from IN"
physicians in that district this has occi
gong on all year. and II is q marvel
that moro CAGES of fever have not been
reported TO health officials. The water
is put through an alum solution at the
pumping station in Patterson. which
process removes the mud only. and any
germs that might be in it are not re-
moved. Physicians ask that the people
use more precautions in the consumption
of the creek water. and ask that every
drop of water used lie boiled
Officials Of the West Virginia Trac-
,, lion & Electric Company stated recently
that if. the water situation did not grow
better, that the suburban line OF that
company would be put out>ed operation
| For several days the power house at
| Elm Grove was using the water as fast
MS il could be pumped in the tanks. The
/, creek was damned AT the power house
! so that the cars could operate. and dur
! ing the past few days tho water s!tua-
| ton has become better. nut another two
! or three weeks without rainfall would
! put tho car company in bad condition
again.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-14
ever knew. Mr.. Freismuth has an auto
graph photograph Of Miss Held sent
him by the actress a number OF years
c1EnK-cARRrER ExAmNAr1oM

The United States Civil Service com
mission announces that an open com
pctitive examination for clerks ana
carriers will be held III Wheeling. W.
Va. on Saturday. september /. VIC
From the register resulting from TINS
examination certilication will De Hlaoe
To ;ill vacancies in the positions or clerk
and carrier in the Wheeling post olhce.
Applicants must have reached lhc''
18th. hut not their 45th. birthday on inc
date of the examination.
The entrance salary for both c4efks
and carriers is now $1,000 year: SUI
stitutcs receive 400 an hour
The examination for clerks ana car
ricrs is a very easy one. Competitors
are examined m thc following namca
subjects: Spelling. simple arithmetic
letter writing. penmanship. copying from
main cory and reading addresses.
Application form 1877 and copy OF
"1rstructions to Applicants" Will De
sent to anyone upon request. All IN
nuiries concerning this examination
should be addressed to the secretary OF
the Board Of Civil Service Examiners
Post Office. Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-14
Beer Keg in Union
Mission Headquarters
Cask That Contained Cool Amber Fluid
Years Ago Now Filled With
Cold Adams Ale"

II is not often that tho har-ruom fix
lures and other things used IN runncC-
ton with IN" sale If tho demon rum
are "cunvcrird' into u.s., for Il EhriStia
Mission. bat SaiCh has been done on Il
number Of &rcHSl"nS al the Uaiun Mis-
sion.
Several years az" when Supl. T.; W.
Cory established the mission in the old
st. Charles hotel building. Fourteenth
and Water streets. hr took an IN" and
tore down the mahogany and walnut bar
and constructed Il pulpit. He used tho
back bar IN The Kitchen. where thnuH-
anh& nf j"hlcSS and hungry men have
since been f"d. He lunk the large mir
r"r and put ii in the wash room.
In Tho nrfic" lnl2y will b" found a
larg" hrrr k"E With Il SpiEgot in IT.
Within. III" StaI"S At oak wears ago this
key held ronl. fnaminG amber fluid. To-
day II contains Il chunk of ice and cool.
refreshing adams ale.
AIR. cory said that ;hr Mission needed
an irr. runl"r and he luunh the did key
IN lhr cellar. After cleaning the fumes
and dried foam from The krE. he filled ii
with that which Will not make n man 70
! h"rm" and whip his mother in.law. "W"
now hHv" free wafer az we'll HS fr"r sal
~>atinn here" that ali may drink from thr
, r"untniu of love or from the spigEot of
rcIrr%hmrnl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-14
Many Interesting Events
in Playground Pools

4 water carnival was held last night
; on the Twcnty-SiXth and Furty-SiNth
! street Fairgrounds. with scores of boys
and girls competing for merely the
; honor that there WAS in winning places
, The program on the Twrnty-siAth street
ground consisted OF races. diving. wafer
basket ball. water football and water
| baseball. These games. which generally
20 So we'll on terra firma seem more
popular these days transferred TO the
water. and even thr spectators were
| wishing for bl"rchcrS in the water for
| the sake Of comfort
TIL" result Of the girls races on inc
! Twrnty-SiNth street grounds, III Inc
short races. were: First. Mad"lyn
Singer: Sccmnd. Helen DclhruSG": THIRD,
Helen Schmidt. In tho fancy diving
! iIlzcl RcaIl and Madriyn Singer wcr"
tied for 1irs. place; Frrna Crow, Src"n"
and Nellie tuyillu third.
The boys from thc same ground had
a boat sailing contest IN which John
Dltlmurc was first: Charles Rraddoch'
second: Robert Wassnlan. third ard
Charles f'lnding fourth. In this event
twelve ships sol sail hut the Suhn1h-
rincs got Il few that finally tipped nH'l.
In III" fancy. diving. charles MclarkcE
took first: Nyman Goldberg second. ana
Enhcr; Wa$eman. third. In tho diving
for distance. charles 4Ielarkcy, FIRST:
Robert WaSsman. second. and Charles
rlnding. third. The races w"r" Won ny
Charles I'ladinE first: lewis 1lildNhr4lI".
second. and Robert TiEgehnch third.
Tomorrow will b" the Community FAIR
day on tho Fairgrounds and already
several specimens Of tho animal king
dom HAY" arrived ut tho shelter houses
on tho Fairgrounds. Many cats ana
dogs have been entered and the cray
fish exhibit has promise Of being very
complete Judging from tho number "r
carly entries.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-14

Executor Appointed.
Edward Mckinley Of West Liberty
was yesterday appointed executor OF
the will Of George. NJ. Shorts. Bond.
$1,000. Surety, Carl L. Shorts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-14
Striking Stogie Rollers
and Shippers Still Out

Scores "f striking stoElc rollers and
many SIripprrS girls are still out. The
Marsh and l'UllaCk factory manage
mcnlS have thus far failed IT. sign the
aErc"ih"nt allowing rollers s. more It
thousand fur making stOEir$. All the
ether local plants signed the agreement
shortly after the STRIKE was declared.
early last month.
Will" no official statements are forth
coming from either side 1t is. however.
learned that no communications hay"
been held between III" plant managers
and the strike committee for several
weeks. The last statement mad" was
that the men positively refused Ia re-
turn Ia work until thu agreement iS
signed and In" plant mauaErm"nts re-
fused 10 grant tho demand.
y lew ii the rollers VIII" have been
out on tn" strike have secured other
jobs In this vicinity. some hay" CON
tinucd their occupation III other sections
while number nj strinprr girls hav"
also sought other work. pending tn"
settlement of IN" strike.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-14
Roney's Point Tavern Will
Soon Be Model Hosiery

Thr uld stone tavern 1t Ronry'S Point
on Ih.. tiinuHl Pike. has been purcha%-
ID hy Frank f.hrhart uf tIdiZ, Ohio and
irHtrnsIy,. additions and alterations will
ln. mad,. To the old hosiery. making II
nrIr "C the most up la date waNSidr inns
III tn" country. catering To auto tourists
and social parties. Some nf In" features
of tho improvements is Il dining room 80
feet SQUIRE and turning tn" whole first
floor into a lobby. Mr. Ehrhnrt'S S-".0un
collection of antique furniture will fur
ni$h the place. making II ono Of tho
most unique places Of refreshments III
tnn county. No allowances have born
male fer sleeping rooms and only the
iIIrlp will he housed on tho premises. as
tn" enterprise is solely for the comfort
III The inner man" W. II. iluggcr has
tho contract for the rcmndclling Of tn"
/ building and additions and expects to
| have the work done by next spring.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-14
Three Aliens Apply For
81 Naturalization Papers

Three aliens took out their first pa
pcrs at the office Of the clerk OF the fed
eral district court yesterday. they were:
Frank Saitar. aged 40, coal miner
born in Austria and now living In War
wood. Frank Jcrctina, aged %. coal min
err. born in Hungary. living ut 50 walnut
avenue Moundsvillc and Frank Herman.
living &c Walnut avenue. Moundsrille
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-14

VIII Open the Burlesk Season nj the
Court Next Week.

Next weeks attraction for two days
engagement at the Court theatre. start
ing with the matinee Monday, Will Inc
the speed show. Simonds and lake =
Auto Girls" in tho merry musical bur
lesque entitled AT Hug'us Hall: feat,
uring Carol Sherwood HiliE N,Lu ma
lanes ]. Lake, supported by Anita May.
Ruth Page, Silly Mailman Thns. Brooks
and Rose Hill and q large girly chorus.
Extra added attractions: Fcnn!ttt' best
accordion player. Mile Dc Pima. SEN
sational artist. Seats on sale FRIDAY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-14

ESTIMATE or CROWN PRINCE.
The Dodge City Globe says tn" crown
prince made little progress until no
shifted his gears into rcrcrsc.-Kansas
City Star.
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1918-10-09
FARMERS MAY
OBTAIN FERTILIZER
FROM CAMP CUSTER
SEVERAL CARLOADS OF SOIL
ENRICHING PRODUCTS AVAIL
ABLE FOR STATE FARMERS.

East Lansing, Mich, Oct. THE
M. A. G. through the agency Of which
the fertilizer produced in the Camp
Custer barns was made available to
farmers last season, has been advis-
ed that this supply of soil-enriching
product is obtainable again this fall
Agriculturists in need Of it to enrich
their land are advised to get in touch
with the county agricultural agents,
or write direct to Ezra IRA Levin, East
ject for M. A. G.
The manure produced at Camp Gus
ter amounts to several carloads day.
For some years back there has been
a shortage of supply in this kind of
fertilizer and it might be good thing
for the local land if several carloads
were ordered and distributed in this
vicinity.
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1918-10-09

This Is the time Of year when wild
geese should be flying about, but we
have not seen any yet.
A small hail storm visited this Sec
ton Of the country Saturday night
and the weather that had been of
summer warmth through the day
cooled amazingly.
What do you think of people who
persist in using their automobiles on
Sunday when they have several good
horses? Most of US have discovered
that we can walk or stay at home.
We have two good Wade q Butch
er razors that we will sell cheap. If
you have any use for such articles Of
warfare now is your chance.
Quite a large company of her
young friends, mostly from this To-
cality, but few from other towns
nearby gave Miss Julia Richmond a
most delightful farewell party Fri
day evening. Games and social chat
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1918-10-09

made the hours pass all too swiftly
for alf of them for they were reluct-
ant to bid Miss Julia good bye. She
left here Saturday morning for Ne
vada where she will stay with an
aunt.
Mrs. Helen Purdy went to Bedding
Saturday to visit awhile with her
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Purdy.
Clifford Condor is home from Lam
sing for a visit with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Condor.
Mrs. Mary Boardman Of Ionia and
Mrs. John Heether of Miriam were
guests of Mrs. Will Cowles Thursday.
Mrs. Boardman remained over night
and visited friends at Cooks Corners
Friday.
Mrs. Catherine Russell was over in
Orleans last week visiting relatives
and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Hull drove to
Keene Saturday and visited their
grandchildren, Clarence Siefried and
family until Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Hugo Casper is i'll.
Chas. Carlson, Mrs. Elgin Condor
and Mrs. Louis Compton were in Low
ell Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Russell and
Robert Earle, wife and little daugh-
tiers visited Frank Loomis and wife
in Orleans Friday.
Mrs. Will Dicken returned home
Sunday from the hospital in Belding.
Mrs. Mary Tebbell called on her
granddaughter, Mrs. John Regain,
near Cooks Corners, one day Last
week.
Miss Fannie Earle was the dinner
guest of Mrs. Lottie Compton Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas McDuffee of
Battle Greek and Mrs. Fred McNitt
and Mrs. MILFORD Bricker of Bedding
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Tebbel on
Thursday.
Mrs. Sylvester Osborn was the din
ner guest of Mrs. Chas. Dumon Thurs
day.
A number of the school children
have been sick with colds or influenza.
Milo Dicken finished his job of car
rying mail from Smyrna postoffice
to the depot and return Monday even
ing. He has been mail carrier a
number Of years and will be missed.
Mrs. A. L. Hull has been in quite
poor health the past week but is some
better now. She was not able to at
tend the w. r. C. meeting Saturday.
Mrs. Anna Campbell visited her
daughter, Mrs. c. w. Joslin Friday.
Robert Earle and family were over
Sunday guests of Rev. H. S. Ellis and
family in Ashley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Insley were the
Sunday guests of Noble Peterson and
wife.
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1918-10-09

There IL more Catarrh In this section
Of the country than I'll other diseases
put together. and for -ears II WI sup
posed to be incurable Doctors prescribed
local remedies. and by constantly failing
60 cure with local treatment. pronounced
Il incurable. Catarrh Is a local disease.
greatly influenced by constitutional con-
ditions and therefore requires constitu-
tional treatment. Halls Catarrh Mcd-
cine. manufactured by Il. ]. Cheney g.
Co.. Toledo. Ohio, Is a constitutional
remedy. IL taken internally and acts
thru the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces
Of the System. One Hundred Dollars re-
ward 10 offered for any case that Halls
Catarrh Medicine fails TO cure. Send fer
circulars and testimonials.
#. J. CHENEY q CO.. Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by Druggists. 7cc.
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Connell's Drug Store; Wortley 4
French