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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-01
KENT NEGROES ACTIVE.
They Hold a Meeting and Resolve That
Republican Party Harmony Is Essential.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Dover, July In response to n call by
Alfred Raikes. coored, of this town,
member of the Republican State Central
Committee from Kent county. meeting
of colored citizens was held here, last
Thursday, in colored Odd Fellows Hall
Every district in the county was repre-
sentcd. Rev. ] Albert Stcrrctt, pastor
Of Calvary Baptist Church. was chosen
chairman and Rev " II Murphey Of
Smyrna, secretary
One OF the first matters brought To the
attention ot the meeting was the address
of Alfred |. du Pont. before the State and
harmony committees, IN Wilmington, IN
April, last which was read by Rev. l.. ).
Moore and unanimously approved
A committee on resolutions consisting
of Alfred Raikes, Or W G Jason, Noah
Riley. James ID. Prattls. Amos + John
son. Greensboro Ridgcway and jefferson
Beckett, was appointed.
hlle the committee ON resolutions
retired to prepase It's report. DIR \. N.
Arnett. Of Wilmington was introduced
and delivered stirring address While
those in attendance were not disposed 10
indorse all the speaker said regarding
political conditions IN this State, IN the
main his remarks were interesting
The report of the resolutions commit
tee. in part. was 10 the effect that harmony
within the ranks of the Republican party
was the uppermost thing. and that all
present work for a united party andthat
the Negro especially work tn that end
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-01
BRII)t.tN lille.

Sr,,ial Correspondence of Every Evening
6rldcctlIc IuIy Among the guests
~ he knitting party gIvcn ~ the homo ~
Mis- \nna Cahall. IN honor ot her guest,
NilS~ Mabel .rcho Of Dover Friday even
Inc. were Mis- Emily POLICEMAN Of Shrcvc-
port = c. Ions Ward Maud Sudicr.
Mildred Currcy Rath Mcsslck Dorothy
Newton
Tho following from tins town attended
a dance at Milford Frlda> night Misses
AdelIc Gray Emllv Policeman. Lillian
Sudicr, Mildred Currcy, Ruth Mc>sick
John Dickcreon. lee short Edward J.
L.avton. Bradford Jones, Holland Cannon
Miss turlla Lewis and lnita Mcsslck
are on visit 10 Baltimore
Mrs Martha Todd of Easton, Md IS a
guest oi Mrs Ssllie Kinder
Mr.. and Mrs sherman Todd arc on an
automobile trip TO Philadelphia and vii
mington.
The young people of the town cnIoved
tho dance which was given hero last week
and are making preparations 70 hold an
other next Thursday night
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-01
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

ElktOn Md July Fire. last FRIDAY
night, destroyed the large warehouse of
Biles d Mackey, at Providence, entailing
loss Of between $4,000 and $40. 900,
mostly IA grain and hay Elkton firemen
responded and managed 10 save the paper
mills of the Jessup d Moore Paper Co. a
short distance away The Orsgln Of the
IRE is unknown
Major Charles B Finley and Lieu
tenant Harlan Johnson, who sailed for
war duty two weeks ago. have cabled
their families IN EIkton on their arrival
overseas
While playing near her home at Bay
view, the small daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Acker was bitten by rattlesnake The
mother quickly used live chicken TO
draw out the poison and the little one
seems to be improving
Owing TO the inability to secure a post
master at Locust Grove, the POstoffice
Department closed the office Saturday
evening, and the patrons will hereafter
secure their mail by rural carriers.
Major II Arthur Mitchell Of the 18th
Field Hospital Corps spent the weekend
with his mother in Elkton He expects to
sail during the week for oversee duty.
Miss Calsyta f. Feehly Of Elkton spent
the weekend with Miss Lydia Groves in
Wilmington.
Frank f. Phillips, hotel proprietor Of
Pottsville, Pa, spent the weekend with
his uncle, Edward W Taylor, in EIkton.
Charles Dilkes, special officer at the
Elkton passenger station, has resigned 10
take Federal government position at
Little Rock, Ark
Farmers in the lower districts of Cecil
county report the Hesslon fly has made
harvested.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-01
NEWS OF LAUREL.
special Correspondence of Every Event

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Laurel. July The garage AT the
corner of Market and Poplar streets.
formerly operated 10y John " Galloway.
has been rcopencd 10y Leroy NJ Mitchell
MIR and Mrs Emory Il RIggn have
received a card announcing the arrival
overseas Of their nephew. George ID
Riggin. formerly Of Altoona. Pa
Edward T Dukes. Elijah + Wootten.
Elijah + Ciordy. Ernest Elliott and J a
Daley have purchased Chevrolet auto
mobiles
Mrs Ellis Graham and son of Myers
dale, r., who were visiting friends IN
Laurel, have gone To MardclIa Springs.
Md to VISIT her parents, MIR and Mrs
GilhS l. Bennett
Mrs Salie Bacon Fooks has returned
from visiting amp Lee, New York where
her husband, Sergeant John " Fooks,
Tr, y stationed and IS expected 70 leave
for France III = short time
Miss Maud Marshall who is employed
IN Virginia. has returned to hcr homo IN
Bethel, accompanied by MIR James Of
Baltimore
Rev Frank + Carpenter, who has
been confined a. his homo on Central
avenue bv illness. Is convalcscent
Mate Reuben Qmlcn Of the tanker
Toledo Is making short visit With his
FANNY ~ Bethel
Captain Warren Rggin. who has on
listed IN the United States Naval Re
serves has gone to Pittshure where he
will hc stationed for some time
Mr. and Nr~ Frank Bradlc, are re-
cClvlug congratulations upon the birth
OF 4 daughter
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-01
WARS WOUNDED AID FARMERS
Back from France They are Conyaiescing
in Cape May Harvest Fields.

Cape Niay \. ! July Soldiers
from overseas who are conyalescing At
the Armv Base Hospital herc arr glad
10 help nc farmers Ahou 900 wounded
aud III fighters brought back from rhe
French front arc now IN the hospital and
those who arc strong enough 70 10 50 arc
working on farms IN this section The
money hcv receive u bonus
Farmers who have experienced difH-
Guilty IN getting help are finding among
tho rapidly convacscing wounded many
men from the western states who were
farmers before they entered the service
and they arc proving helpful and IN
their work, which appears 10 aid them
IN recovery All the men have seen
service in France and were among the
first Americans 10 tight IN the allied arm
rcs There are also seven French soldier
patients in the hospital
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-01

office and m All departments q stores
and mercantile establishments
Tho words stores and other n~r
camille establishment u paragraph u
~ section l2l-k include both whp.rea'c
and retail stores and urrraui d. establish.
mont engaged iu selling Zoods and narrs
DO addition 20 thc oaeca Whrrr fr3
spnabio cIru-cs fuat bc aScrpfrd fnr
Temporary idiruc9e 0r for bong engaged
iu non prudIrtlvc occupation or ru-
ploytncui local and district indrls Naro
AUTHORITY lndcr ~ regulations H. ffh-
hold ~ ppuo 8ofion FOR rrl-su7h'o
time lu caaos whore b arpcar 'ha' tne
reristrauf in gnrd fa'th arr ~ h9rr hecn
aookug employment aud thq' 'irh reF
spnablo p0-tppuamru' TiIl enable him fp
secure uch employment
Local boards tro iuetrucfed 20 c0-
operate with thr state directors ~ fho
nitcd -tatos lrplp,mor' -ervirr ~
local agent ~ such -crvler whru advier1
~ thcir appointment and isra+irr. .1
nrdcr thai the ayoucv of The government
NAV bc enlisted ~ 8eai7f rrr1et-rrlf :
engaged m rou productive nrraratlors
or ompiovmrnis ~ Obtain work rrp
dGrtvr obaractcr as soon pnesf.r MI
with hc least hard-hID ~ inconvenience
Ie ths cnd iocel boards huu'd furnish
n urh directors RI tgcrfs tnr uaw"s
and addrasece IF rogIztranta ~ 1horn
uo'icc to appear has been a1vrn z1o,'d
FURNISH Irh dlrt fprs w fuerfs r''f
hr nancs ard addrosecs af -cgHrarft
Who may inquire for 0foruatinn r
quest Yf ehange oi ornpl0-uerf ami
refer ali rcgietr9ut= ,cgt.r~tirg aIrh
formation io thu rcotor- W gents af VIZ
utcd ~tntce Impovmonf ~"rg.r
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-01
CHESTERTOWN, MD.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Chestertown, Md July "A meeting
was held here, Satu. day night in the
interest OF supplying labor for the farmers
of Kent county The Business Mems
Association. was formed with the follow
ing officers President VT A Toulson
vlce-prcsi dent, Herman BlaCkway; sec
retary, Norman Jefferson; treasurer. j ;
kreeger. These officers. with {. { Jones,
William B Csilton and l.. L. Burrcll form
the executive committee The purpose
Of the organization rs 10 assist the farmers
and officers to rigdly enforce the Com
pulsory Work law
Mr. and Mrs Henry W Anderson
announce the marriage Of their daughter,
Grace, u S " Delahay, yeoman in the
United States Navy, AT Easton, on
June "a
A worthless dog killed twenty-five fine
young turkeys belonging 10 Miss Belle
Emory, one night last week The turkeys
weighed about two pounds piece, and
had gotten beyond the danger line so far
as health is concerned
Russell Realty 90 has sold d forty
acre tract Of the KimbOiton farm, in Piney
Neck, on Lankford Bay, to Captain G. +.
Hiliyer Of Baltimore Price, private
IJbitSSof W lNAyiuDUu MOODY, tDI~
merly instructor at Washington College,
has been appointed organizer for the Navy
Department Commissioner on Training
Camp Activities lie is at present
stationed at the Naval Academy, An
napolis.
James Fl Shuster of Wilmington,
chairman Of the Field Trial Committee
of the j., b c., has placed a number of
beagles with James A. Watts Of Cecilton,
for training Mr. Shuster also is making
preparations for the committee 10 visit
several proposed sites which have been
recommended for holding the field trials,
next fall
The following teachers and graduates
Of the Chestertown high school are at
tending the Summer school at the State
Normal School and the Johns Hopkins
University, Baltimore; Misses Helen Bax-
ter, Mary Crew, Rebeccn Davis, Mamie
Donohoe, Catherine Gilpin, Margaret
Harris, Blanche Huhn, Maude Middle
ton, Anna Radnor, Maude Robinson,
Helen Stradley, Mary o. Wilkins, Mary
Willis, Cynthia Clendaniel. Mary Moore
and Dorothy Dill,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-01
WHY WOMEN
DREAD OLD AGE

Don't worry about old age bon I
worry about being in other peoples way
when you are getting on in years Keep
your body in good condition and you can
BIO as hale and hearty in your old days as
you were when kid, and every one will
be glad to see you.
The kidneys and bladder are the causes
of sonile Affections. Keep them clean
and in proper working condition. Drive
the poisonous wastes from the ayston and
avoid uric acid accunulationa Take
Gold Medal Haarlom Oil Capsules peri
odioally and you will find that the aystem
will always be III perfect working order
Your spirits will be enlivoned your
muscles made strong and your face have
onoe more the look of youth and health.
There is only one guaranteed brand of
Harlem Oil Capsules, Gold Medal
There are many fakes on the market.
BE sure you get the original Gold Medal
imported Haarlem Oil Capsules They ara
the only reliable For sale by all frat
class druggists, =
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-01
j. Of P. To GRADUATE
OFFICERS FOR ARM !
Adopts 4-Year Military Science
Course; Commissions for Those
Who Get Diplomas.

Philadelphia Iulv 1t was announced
Yesterday that four-year course IN
MILITARY science viii be gwen at the
| niversitv of Pennsylvania. beginning
III September Provast Edgar Fahs smith h
sad last night that thc board Of trustees,
believing the nation best interests we're
Ia lie served through . -v~tcm of military
education IN the schools ha- authorized
this course III military sclcnce and facticS
leading to the degree ot bachelor ol
sctcnce
The course. which is modcicd on that
followed At Vest POINT. wll be under
the direction Of Major Charles T. C'rii-
nth. : A., professor Of military science
and tactlcs al the University OF Pennsyl-
wanna. lie viii be assisted by several
other army officers whom the Var DE
partmcnt has promised 10 supply Hea T.
Quarters Tor the course Will bc establishcd
IN the Engineering Building
Graduates Of tins course will be made
second heutenants. a. at West Point,
the niversity authorities believe The
Var Department was consulted at every
point in the preparation OF the course.
Although the government did not give
absolute assurance that graduates OF
the school course will receive commIs-
sIons, the university learned that the
men who successfully complete the oourse
will have an excellent chance 70 gain
commissions.
Military training has been a part OF
the curriculum at the Pennsylvania state
College for the last fifty years In Feb
ruarv 1850 men from this institution
were IN the service and % per cent werC
commissioned officers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-01
DELAW ARE CITY.

special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Delaware City, July Mr. and Mrs
Harry Steelman and son Rodney are
visiting Mrs Emma Price and family
Miss Emma Holt Of ChIlds Md, and
Miss Alice Harvey Of Wilmington spent
the weekend here with Mrs Norris
Wilkinson
Arthur Hope and family motored to
Bowers Beach Saturday to spend the
weekend
Irwin Cats Of Camp DIX is spending a
few days here with his parents
Lieutenant Harris Samonlsky of Camp
Lee, Va, spent Sunday here with his
parents.
Wyatt Bentley, the 9-year-old boy
who accidentally shot himself in the knee
while playing with revolver. is improving
The entertainment given at Fort
du Pont in the new y NJ G. A building,
Saturday night, for officers and enlisted
men. was one Of the most enjoyable Of
the season. The program consisted Of
readings by Mrs Lattomus and ukelele
selections by Miss Frances Dewitt; vio-
hnist, Mrs Hea; pianist Mrs. Bagcock,
al from Wilmington
David Berry was injured yesterday
while working al the Bethlehem steel
plant at New Castle BY 10-inch shell
falling on him. He was taken to bis home
Id the companys : ambulance
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-01
DEATH OF }. u. MAXWELL.

special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Niddetown. July | ord was re-
cclycd here YESTERDAY Of tho sudden
death Of Jacob h Maxwell who had
until the past tive wears lived practically
his entire life IN Nlddlctown his fat her
tho late Aiexander Maxwell having hccn
hotel proprietor here for nearly 80
wears
Mr. Maxwell had left has home. IA
North PhlIsdclphIa IN apparent good
health. 70 60 to hls placc Of employment
Fddystonc. Pa Word was received about
noon that he was very III, and when hiS
wife arrived ~ tho emergency hospital
At the plant he had passed away lie
suffered an attack of acute indigestion
two weeks previous To has death hut had
fullyy recovered
The funeral will take placr from til,
residence Of h,s aunt Mrs William Wood
562l North Third street Philadelphia
with services 81 the home on Tuesday
evening. and Intcrment IN Forest GENE
tory. Middletown following the arrival
Of The II 10 train from Philadelphia. on
Wednesday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-01
ESSENTIAL CALLINGS.
List Of Occupations Which Arc Considered
Wartime Necessities.

Regulations regarding thc rcgls'ra-
tlon and employment ~ mcn on tuc
deferred list As it applies - Idicrs and
Incn engaged IN non-prodHcuyc oc"i-
pations or employmcuts which become
effective TODAY have been issued hy The
local exemption boards as fnIIow-
Paragraph A ~ section l2l +
docs not include managers, clcrks, rpobs,
or other employees unless thry arr enRaEed
~ serving II food and drnl Or other
Fhc original instruction reads,
Persons engaged ln tho serving
of food and drink Or either in puhhe
PLACES. including hotels and 7ocial cml7
The words authCT attendants i'm
paragraph IL n soctinu t2l-k include
hcll boys. and Alec include po'tcrs unless
such pnrtcrs are engaged ~ hoavt work
Tho original reads
3 Passenger elevator OPERATOR and
attendants anI doormcn fppfmon ear
riagr opener ud other Attendants ~
elul4. hotels. stores. apartment houses
Office bnidings and hath hol=rs
2 Paragraph ~ ~ scctIou f3i-k tn-
ciudcz. in addition to nehcrg aDd other
aftcndantg. all pcrqous engaged and
occupied n gamca sports and amusement
except actual performers IA legitimate
concerts otrraz pr fhra'rical performers.
Tho orignll rcpde
a. Persons including usher md nfhrr
attendants engaged and nrrfipicd IN and
IN connection with gaucs sports end
amiacfncntq. excepting act'it performers
N legitimate concerts. operas or hcatr'cal
performances
( Paragraph ID II section l2i-k
hoes not include public pr private rhagf-
frJirs inlrss 'hcV are a9n engaged %
other occupations ar cnplovnents dc
fined nv thcee rrRilatlons rs non-pro-
ductlvc The original reads
Paragraph III ~ section i2l-k
docs not include Store Managers uiperln-
tcndcnts. nor The heads of such depart
mcnts as financial adveriiS iSug, credit.
purchasing deiivcry. rrrriv,ng and othor
departments docs not ncludc registered
pharmacists IA wholesale and retail drug
stores pr Establishments, and ,i0cs not
Includc travelling 7alcsmen buyers, dc-
livery drivers electricians. engineers
carpet buyers uphol~tcrers nor any
enpiove doing heavy work outside thr
usuai duties ~ clerks
: Thc words sales eIerks and othcr
clerks IN paragraph 4 " section l2i-h
10 not inrlude he clerical force iu h"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-01
LIBERTY KITCHENS
DOWN THE STATE
Home Economics to be Demon
strated by Competent Persons
in Kent and Sussex

Nothing wasted Everything CON
served What YOU don't cat now, can
for future use
Thia Is the plan Of work that tho home
economies section Of the Council of
Defence has planned for Delaware, and
IN order To bring about the saving Of
food. Liberty Kitchens such as the one
in Wilmington, are to be established IN
kent and Sussex and rural New Castle
Housek cepers farmers, markctecrs every
BODY. IL asked to join IN this great prol-
oct that is ono means Of winning the
war. and Of teaching the American people
how to save Fruits are To- be both dotd
and canned. and vegetables Will bc canned
There will be Liberty Kitchens, where
these processes will be tnugbt, ot Dover
and Georgctow and Somewhere IN rural
New Castle, the place having not yet
been selected for New astlc. Miss
Ruth Pierson will continue IN charge IN
Wilmington. as Miss Doddridge. who
has been here for several months, IS
leaving today Miss Constock IS agent
for X Kent. Miss Miller ls home economies
agent for Slssex and Mss Nixon IS pouI-
try adviser
Ccntcrs for demonstrations will be
established also and these vii hc ~
every town and section nf the state
Mrs 4 ID Warner chairman Of home
economies for the state Council Of
Defence, has organized Kent county ana
secured community leaders, and she will
IN n short time have Sussex county or
ganized In several Kent towns there
will be chairmen for adjacent districts
These women arc all practical housckeep
crs, who have been learning the nrw ways,
md are prepared n teach others Mrs
Abrahnm Brown of Wyoming IS chairman
for Kent. and tho other leaders arc ~
follows
SMYRNA Mrs Roso Numbers, Mrs
Theodore Cavcnder
Wyoming Mrs Charles JolIs, Mrs.
Abraham Brown
Chcswod Mrs W & Savln
CLAYTON Mrs G A Cancugcdau er
Dover Mrs X l.. Cowgirl Mrs - +.
klnncson, Mrs 4 Il Nnrvol. Mrs r.
II Wilson. Mrs Mobile Jermsn, Mrs Y
Draper
kcnton Mrs Harry Clark
Magnolia Mrs George { oilns
Milford Mrs w G smith, Mrs 4 r
Short
Fcltnn Mrs " ] Chambers. Mrs
Willard lester. Mrs Elizabeth llfton
Houston Mrs Charles Perry
Hartley Mrs Edward Barley.
VIOLA Mrs Edward Todd
Harrington Mrs Oscar Wiv
ircierlca Mrs II " llargadine
farmngtnn Mrs Edward Russell
Bulletins were gwen out io the farmers
standing IN KING and Madison street
markets On saturday and a cooperation
is expected from them.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-01

solicitors of War Savings Stamps TO get
full returns from their districts, as well
as a failure of the Postofhce Department
here to give the exact number of stamps
sold to Dover parties an adjourned meet
ing of taxpayers of the school district for
the purpose of getting the amount in de-
tail was fixed for tonight at the Dover
schoolhouse.
The funeral of Ernest r Dawson.
formerly of Wilmington and recently of
Cheswold which took place Saturday
morning last, was largely attended.
Representatives of the Odd Fellows and
Masonic Order of which he was q mem
ber, were present and acted as pail
hearers lnterment WAS made in Lake
side cemetery, this town.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-01
M|DOLETOWN GOES
DRY" VERY QUIETLY
Notwithstanding a Large Crowd
in at the Death" Only One
Arrest Was Necessary
sr.clal correerondence of Every EvenIng

Special Cores pondence ~ Every Evening
Mlddctown. luly The licensed sale
OF liquors came 10 close here Mt ! q clock
Saturday night, after having gone on
tInnterruptedlv for more than hundred
wears The closing of the hars was eel
cbrated hH the ringing If the church bells.
and nj all nf the churches Yesterday.
apeclal thank sglving services were held
and approprlatcs sermons preached hy
the pastors
The Negro part of the population hav-
inr morc money than ever before. on
account ~ the high wages that have hccn
pald 10 harvest hands. trouble was An
tlcipatcd bv he town authorities and as
Chlci of Police IIillvard Is confined -
h,s bod with an attack 81 pneumonia.
some apprehension was felt The hotel
proprctora evidently had similar NJ
prchcnsion. rs earl, IN the day non
alcoholic beverage was substituted for
herr
Onc ~ he largest crowds ever seen here
was on tho streets from clock, until
tho dcath-kncll rang AT . clock. h1It
hardly u haif-dozcn men wcrc under the
Influence far enough 10 hr arrested tire
lonesome Negro Harry Mercer Of VI
Pleasant was arrested hv acting { hicf
of Police Hnkcr. aud ~ hearing tTiprf
Magistrate stevens WIS fined $40. vith
costs on the charge of drunkenness and
ciisordcrlv conduct
Much speculation Is lndnlgcd III ne -
What result the closing of the hars will
have ou the business nf the town. Friends
of "boorr predict ali sorts Of dire ealams
itlcs IN the way ~ dull business grass
grow lng on the main streets, H.. huf
the opponents Of the liquor. and there arr
many here. predict that business vii
improve. and that while possibly not y
many people will come 10 the town. those
that come will have more money - spend
TOR the ncccSsarles Of life
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-01
READY FOR NEW DUTIES.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Newark. July l7Ioscph II HoSsinger
who recently was appointed by the
trustees of Delaware College to succeed
William Ianghorn, resigned as business
administrator, took UP his new duties
TODAY.
Mr. Hossingcr has hccn a director and
treasurer Of the Baltimore branch of the
Farm Loan Bank, since that bank has
started but recently resigned 70 accept
the local position He will probably re-
turn tn Baltimore once or twice 2 week
for several weeks until his successor there
becomes familiar with the work
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-01
WHAT FORMER HEALTH
COMMISSIONER KERR SAYS

As Health Commissioner of me cry of Chr
cago. importune many times to recon
mend dIlEtrent medicines. mineral xaftr,, &r
<ever yet have 7 gone record favUrtnR ans
particular rt-nCdy, hut ! feel that IN \sNai*l
Iron an exception should NJ made 70 ne ruir I
have taken $uxatcd iron my~eif and rVperlenctd
its heaith-yiglng strength building efccf. ana I'm
thc interests of ne public weifare 7 f1et ~ "a
tuty 70 make known the results ut It's Hsc am
Wcil pas my fhrceSCorc years ana want 20 ~at
thai I believe that my great plysICa. at-
tivity IS due largely to ms personal use ot Sun
ated Iron and II ms lndoree-neu- shall induce
ena.r4,5C nervous rundown men auG Nouru %
take \uxatcd Iron, aud receive tNc RorGcCfl
tonic benefits which have -ecrI.ftl snail fet4
greatly grati1ed 'ha' I mato IN "ErTtou fo ny
iife-long rule reCommrudIre - h-.ti 1ts own
exDeriencr with NuNate6 Iron 'ttt 1ai r IS
.uch a valuable remedy fhaf + 0a-5fi f3 ~ ->e0
in every hospital and prescribed af .f'Ey NhssI-
cian in this country