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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1918-06-21
Concerning Our Boys in
The Scrap.

Stanley Coon and Glenn Ross
are now lieutenants, Coon be-
ing located at Camp Gordon, At
lanta, and Ross at Camp Ham,
cock, Alabama. "
LIEUT. McCabe, bfother oAMrs.
Castlenan, was badly burned
about tbe face-a within of kul-
tured' German mustatd gas
Buster We ldon hopes soon I'd
be in the swim" having joined
the navy.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1918-06-21

When you buy war saw ngs
stamps you do not give Jour
money, you loan it at a per TENT,
compounded quarterly. You help
your government, but you help
yourself even more.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1918-06-21
Road Tax

All males over 81 years of age
are hereby notified to call at the
Western Liberal office and pay
their road tax.
Tax Commissioner.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1918-06-21

Give our boys in the army and
the navy every fighting chance.
Pledge yourself to save to tho hut
most of your ability and to by
war saving stamps. y
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1918-06-21
Get in the swim June 18th.

Display good judgment and
foresight by buying all the war
savings stamps you can.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1918-06-21

Thrift signifies prosperity thru
good management. Get busy
and prosper by buying war saw
ing stamps.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1918-06-21

Line up and sign up on June
the 28th.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-02-20
Well, You Are Lazyi
DEAR MISS FAIRFAX

DEAR MISS FAIRFAX
Is It proper TO send . ticket (fes
. club sntSrtainmsnO 10 . young
lady ana ask her 70 meet me At
the elubf
The club 10 within walking dis
tanss from her homa d
WELL young mani 90 me girl
lives within walking distance
from your cIubr Why don't you exert
yourself, then. 20 take that waikiki
90 ana call fer the young woman
you wish to escort to the AnRiI,
ana. IL II 10 . bad night take her
thsrS in taxi and sacriaoa cigar
cites or lunches for a little while In
order to protect the girl you Wish
to have accompany you 20 the
party and 10 secure her comfort.
You SSNm 10 me to be = choice
sombiRation OF lsEinssa and lack OF
shiyalry. II you have ths impu-
dsRca to send this girl q ticket and
70 suggest that she meet you AZ the
club you deserve nothing better
than that she should completely
tSHsSS yoR --.-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-02-20
Burglar-Proof Glass.

A new glass has been DFoAuOoA
By . ARA Of french BIaSsnAhSrs
which II Intsndsd 70 Be proof
against the Ordinary attacks Of
SurgiGrG b many buTglHTtes
have bSSR committed BY the break
ing Of Show-WIAdOWs and matching
Of VAluGblss on S1hihIti0n that
special effort has been made to SHd
this particular form Of dSDrSdAtion
The glass 10 made By . secret
process, but the makers admit thAS
thickness and care In itS manutae-
tuTS are the essentials II 10
made about three quarters OF an
Inch thick. and. on test has resisted
tia blow OF Q tsh-peuud Iron disc,
thrown against II from distances
ranging from ten to twenty feet
4 hole, four-tsRths Of an inch In
diameter At the outer surface, was
made by tho impact from the great
sT diEtaRos. The same blow would
have shattered ordinary plAts-GlESS
ssRplaIalR ~
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-02-20
Puss in Boots Jr.
A PLEASING GOODNIGHT SERIES

prGSiS1a Isl Tn ~ SAS& - .
ooalF ADA thSa the Princess -
gGn to lAaSA
Came oVs2 here" me SAiA. -
she washed Puss JveIeFS fAos via
her IIItiS lace pocket AHAdksrohSSG.
which she dipped IN . pan Of vAtAH
And Gftsr hat ShS DATED Ell hiS
hat ana soai. and IhSn she sAId;
Coma let ~ hSssan away GaA
ans ran cut Of ne eng bsOSa NnA
down the forest DatA. AAA AfISs
. while she and Puss came - tAS
edge 81 che wood where . deep river
flowed down 70 the big. Olas ocean.
Let us find . boat sAia The
Princess Fer asGr the ssG u my
fathers cAStlsI" % she, and Puss
hunted along The bank until. all 81
q sudden. PuSs discovered . boat
Wasn't that luokyf And when be
had pushed "a IrEs the water the
lovely Princess ;umped IN and Puss
picked up the cara Aad TewSd eff
bresIss blew the golden hair ObthS
PTipSSss this UEy and that way
until she vas forced to tie u ~
with = piece OF rope tos The Stih
ribbon had fallan Into the water
ana they aid not dare stop to get 70
for fear tho robbers might catch
them.
we'll, en- and on they went swift
ly down the big river, and By ana
BY the sun went down and the stars
came out, and Puss got 80 tired
that he had to rest while the
Princess Gtsersd the beat with enc
oar And In the ns1t story you
shall hear what happened the nsxt
morning for pretty soon eotA the
Princess and Puss fell fast asleep
OOpyright 1918 David COg.
gTo n COAGaReA-1
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-02-20
By David Cory.

-LOasIy Z - WSs . RttIs Sro11sG
R0VSs!
re oAIy sOsV iAso ~ SrtSOa ~
AoESs
10 GolOn EArO1oA the cAt~asy.
HGks kSsts, I tsAplorS,
~ locked are the S0tAdoIcS md
boItsd taS door,
THIS IL the aOnE EAS S~SSs VSiSs
sang ~ PuaS tried 10 enter the
- little log houAe, - ted you
In the story sofora thiA
-KsSp ~ . brave heat" Ne eAliSd
cut and GhsE sS Jumped eneS the
roof and s-aWiSd up - the red
brick chimney,
-oTAsieUa mel feel like Pussy
Cat Santa Claus he said- ~ he let
nImSOIf carefully down. And, oh
dear met WRsE't It BOety inside
that chimney Wen, just guess =
WAA ana when PuBG ~ last found
himself en- the hearth he was a.
lack a. . crew, and before he could
zee anything he had 10 wipe his
,yss. Ana then he heard the EWsst
EoIes Eayi
% little oGL you've come in nmsI
I'm glad Tau heard my little rhyme"
And then PuIs cut the cords that
pound her and set her free. and he
did II 90 quickly that I dian't have
time to tell you the captive was
lovely Princess with long golden
Iair and blue eyes
And then Puss opened the door
nd the windows and let In the
ignt. And then, all OF sudden.
lie saw himAsn In tAs AirrOS(
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-02-20
The Hidden Hand
A STORY OF THRILL AND MYSTERY

, to the other end whore there was .
sheer crop Of ave or six feet 1T Is
almost eight O'Clock Oct back and
start the Aght-
When. later. two rough fellows
iurched over to their table. Doris
also lsApOd TO his feet The men
the Hidden Hand n came from
the curtains and one aimed 4 blow
at Ramsay. missed and lost his bal
Ancs- The other came on and Ram
say BeIEed q glass By the base,
GmAahS1 the top on the table and
showed Il full in his fAcs, cutting
him terribly.
The place was In an uproGF. TIE
gang conveying on Doris and Ram
say. who fought them Oh with e. cry
weapon, but were driven nearer Ald
nearer to the private booth Rag
say backed up the stairs, with DoTtA.
and asiAS4 q chair TO Ming.
Just then the curtains we're
jSFkSd from their fAAtspiaGS And
thrown ever RAnSGy'S head ThsrS
was = laugh of hSndishnSss a. the
Hidden Hand jumped out At them
Ramsay had goRa down and Doris.
Wildly screaming. nov ran the Hid-
den Hand after her.
There was q woman YELLED, at .
table and she ran toward her. But
the woman pulled W the veil. ais
closing VsrdG herself Before Doris
knew what was going on VsrdA
reached out ~ the lockst, caught Il,
tearing It from DOriSS neck. AID
nsd.
Nov. I'll get you, toor' hIssSA
the Hidden Hand ~ he came on.
Carefully timed. already. two au-
tomooilSs full Of secret service men
had left the chiefs offioe. sped
along through the city and out Into
the country. Al that moment they
had come 10 the GiEn post and the
ATst car turned up the road. fol-
lowed closely BY the other.
Before the speed of the arst ear
Oould be checked It pit the inclined
trap laid By the Hidden Hand and
sped UP. Al the top It cAtapultsd
out into vacant space. II landed,
completely overturned. its wheels
spinning ussiessly in the air, the
men pinned beneath II.
The driver Of the second ear
to bring his machine to = dead stop
at the top Of the trap smbankmsnt
Out Of the machine piled the de-
tSctiVes running around to- those in
the hrst car who were BoramblinS
from the WreckaEs.
We're late already" cried the
Chief.
Leaving some one TO take care Of
the more badly injured. the rest
charged up at the TrooadSFo Inn.
DoTis bad turned from the on
oominE Hidden Hand and was fee
Ing among the terrified guests
toward the nearest doeT, casting
chairs and tables behind her to I'M
psde the Hidden Hand. Two sTnls-
1AI4es clAmhersd over the furniture
after her while another struggled
with Ramsay SntaREled In the cur
taiRL Al the dear the two almost
overlook hen They laNpsd at her.
but at that monSNt the forsmoSt
felt . strong, hand ~ his throat.
The Secret ssr~issl'' yelled the
ether,
- - OOBdaHSG To-aorrOW,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-02-20
ADVICE TO THE
LOVELORN
BY BEATRICE FAIRFAX.
Let Your Mother
Invite Him
BY BEATRICE FAIRFAX.
DEAR NIss FAIRTAx;

DEAR AIAS FAIRFAX;
have been about With -
gentlemen for over . year We
are very fond Of each other and
have agreed to marry. but are
holding en the engagement on ae-
count Of IAS war situation He
does not i've IN my town Would
Il be all right for me to ask him
20 stay over the weekend WhSp
he callsf l. T. d
THERB n ne reason why. 81 the
invstatiOa Of yOuT mOtAST -
father or even . brother, Tits fTisna
should net Be SntSTtAInSd In your
home ever the weekend IT 10 .
bad thIAG 70 lay too much stress -
the fASt that enc friend IL nAssu-
hBs Gnd one feminine This cAOOes
N almost aoTbid sex eoaSeiousnSsA
n, - sAT - pFOpTisty Siiev, girls
wSrS 10 treat THAR men friends
SonswAat - tAsy treat tAsiT giTi
fTiSndG Il would really As tNR batter
fer SvSFy go OonoSFASa OF oouFSs
b TSu ~SrS . sin living SIOns zee
sSuld tnVtts . sin frisaA - S1sad
ne Weekend with yoH Gnd EAS
most primitive oomnSn OsASs rSOo6-
nises the fact that ne same rule
doss net apply to . nAA But sdths1
. girl or . mAA 60 Win DsrfSSs
propristy visit the family u the
other on the Invitation Of - vita
the consent Of some diEninOd older
member of that family.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-02-20
WlSODE IL

~ AJS1<@
ouvyarss. ISET. STU o.
<<-HnRB's nothing but
single sheet Of paper.
she cried
Hwn . diagram OF the WeteASi
o.Ilar showing . concrete pillGs In
which was . secret passage I"
Sub-ceIlar. Underneath Il was
WTittsni
The time 10 near when the ERA
perez will dsmaRd the SUI o. us
prophecy, FsaTing foul 1lAS' J he
hidden my will which explains
svsrythiRG In the sue-osilaT OF my
"JUD8oH WHITTEr!
ptsappointsd, RamsAJ and Doris
estorminsa 70 IOohi but nrst OF AL
vas the appointments ~ tAS TrO~A-
dssa. and. outside Ramsay hast
sned to q telephone booth whore he
t.I.phonsd 70 the secret service TO
be a, the Ina at to round ~ the
Hidden Hand gang.
But IN the nsIt booth. An en-
issary vas listSaing and when he
tsispAoRsd the news to the Hidden
Hand. that master Of crime turned
TO his East Indian with the angry
words. yin AbBsFr' With an evil
smile the Indian hahtSusd away
with his bow and poisoned arrows.
II was nearly 8 o'clock when
Doris and Ramsay entered the main
dining room Of the Inn. = tough
roadhouss with a fast cabaret. They
found q table only after the pro
priStoF had elected . bum. At the
other end of the room was pTl-
vate booth. raised three steps from
the noor and ourtainSd on. AZ
Doris laid aside her wraps. the cur
tAins parted and the Hidden Hand
pserad out at them Then he beck
onsd waiter and whispered 70
him. The waiter hurried away.
what . disgusting place" wits.
psTsd DoTiS - dAnseT passed
and Ramsay rave an order % the
waiter WhO had tust LETT the Hidden
Hand.
The waiter Sustlsd over 70 the
other eide Of the room. nsFS,
heavily yelled, was VOrdI, He ned
dsd 70 her, indicating the ssFtRiAs
and she rose and went over Joining
the Hidden Hand. Quickly the mas
ter criminal showed her . secret
panel in the wall and told OF his
PLAZA TO Ahduot Doris through IT,
she nodded, returned to her table.
and he went cut OF the inn.
4 mewsnt later the Hidden Hand
appeared Gt Q sign board pointing
up to the TFoeadero along . pFl-
waite road fTsm the main highway,
Some others OF his men Joined him
and he folleWsd them w the pri-
vRts road to Q place where they hGe
hastily thrown up . barrier OF logs.
then piled up dirt on the road to
make q runway leading By . grade
TO Il.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-02-20
By Virginia Terhune Van
de Water.
CHAPTER Xxx.
osprr,sht 1913. staE o.

CHAPTeh M
oopyrISht islS. star O.
nHnToN VAN sAUNs home was
WI ave blocks from the Living
49, stone house. pet the yeung
people aid not walk the short dis
sanes in a. brief = period ~ might
have bean supposed
Milton and Dora staFtad on aFm
In srm, he running briskiy. down
the treat steps With her. and
Cynthia and Gerald Stuart following
more sedatsIy. But when thsy
reached the corner, the couple IN
frant came to = sudden halt
Il say" Dora Rnnsuneed' ! Am
sure Millions tired Of bsiRS vita
me 90 much. He brought me home
from the pslAeld's this Rftsrneon-
ana sat ~ me all during dinner.
Suppose We trade paFtneFS tor .
whnS Gym, Do take pity en- peer
MIltonI-
Cynthia AssltatsA, bat before she
ssuId speak. perA eontinusdi
Nov don't be proper and Goa
VahtIonAl, Cynl That's too mueA
like mother. She considers Il rep
Tehensibls for an engaged EiFi TO
walk with any man except her un-
fortunate AaAea- So I left the
house.. holding fast to Milton, But
be really deserves . little vacation
from ne"
Milton stepped At Snes to cyA-
thia's side. "DoFH's casting me
from her" be prOclAimSd merrily.
Take me uadsr your wing Gym
thia-"
dsyalS stuart said nothing. but the
promptaGss with which he Seesded to
the proposed change showed that he
was not svsFss to it
You don't mind. do your Dora
challenged. locking uD dAringiy into
her new escorts face
stuGTt's tone was 80 grave ~ -
be in marked contrast to hers
you must know that lam thank
full for g.. opportunity Of being With
you, Dora" he said
would you rather be with me
than with cynthiAf- Sha demanded.
tsasIngiy.
81 WOULD he answered Hobsriy,
~WslII" The exclamation was
trauKht with surprise. and thsro Was
9 ring Of relief In the tone I An
astonishOdr'
"Whyr' stuart asked -Ars you
Gstonished that I should md pleas
urS In the chance OF . tets-a-tstS
with my best friends betrothedr'
gomsthinS In the question checked
the smile on DorA's lips. NO" she
1aId slowlyi "it IL not that taAs
Il for GRANTED that. ~ you are NIL
tons friend. you are mine too Bus
that does not mean that you would
rather be with me thAA with GAOthSE
girl"
Dora Thinks Fast
IN thls sAss u doOs.- he s&irnsd.
u suppose" she began. thSu hssI-
tatsA
-WAatr stuaTt insiEssG what
aid yOu suppoSsr
why. I supposed shAs yOu were
rather fascinated BY Cynthia I
should tSink Tsu would BE- Eao h
lovely"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-02-20
synOpsIs Of Preceding Chapters

Esther Vasssu, . poor irl supporting an
invalid sister, u induced by q strange
woman TO consent 10 being secretly mar
ried for . large sum of nancy, All she
knowa Of her husband In name only 10
thar he u . convict and his name 10
Basil
The ceremony takes place IN . ruined
church in . dense wood. On her return
Nhs nRds her sister and uncle both had,
i ssre latter for,n leaving H s s iSls afs
nephew. Guy HockinE. whom Esther
meets on the following day and gives
$1,000 Guy CANDLES and loses the en-
tire sum 20 his friend TWsedledee- tie
waRdsrs out On the street and IL over
taken By his friend In an AutoRt0hlIa
and fweedledee efleFs Guy money -
drive him where be l. going, Guy ao-
eepts. and through an accident hnds that
his cousin Esther u the other occupant
Of the carriage. He forces the man to
makes him give back all he los. to hhn
They next meet at q masquerade pAu.
Tweedledee Is murdered In his box al
the masquerade ball. At the same time
Tweedledum Is robbed Of the money lie
ven from Guy In q fake Gamhle, Guy
Hooking goes to tell his cousin Esther
and coAhded to her the story Of his life
that he 10 . married man. He mentioas
his wife'p art pane. Lillian" and
Esther discovers fFem the picture shown
her by Guy that the woman who was
Guys wife. She resolves that Guy must
never know the truth.
Read Right On in Today's
Installment.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-02-20
This Day in Our History.

THIS the anniversary Of the declaration Of martial law
In 1859 against the Ku Klux Klan in Kentucky. The
clans outrages became open that strenuous measures
were adopted to combat them In its early stages the clan
did much good, but later It's original purpose lost
sight Of In excuses.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-02-20
The Four of Hearts
SERIAL OF YOUTH AND LOVE
Millions Father Gratefully Accepts
Cynthia's Offer to Read
Aloud to Him.

) admitted But that Sees net mean
tina, 1 wsuid net rather talk with
you-"
Dora said no more. She was
thinking fast she suspected that
her parents wished to bring about
. match between their niece AID
Gerald Stuart The idea vas not .
pleasing one. to her. She now won
dsrsd why she was 30 glad to and
that It held no attraction for the
man most nearly concerned
Life IL a queer msssI~ she sighed
at last.
ut certainly la her companion
agreed.
After which expressions Of opin-
ion they talked Of other matters
than the queer phases Of llfs-mAt-
taFs that interested them % muoh
that they walked a. slowly a. did
the pacs-malerS in front Of them
But Milton Van saum was talking
fast In spits Of HIS deliberate gait
-You are mighty COED. Cynthia
he said hluntiy. TO think Of shssF-
ing peed Dad. I DO pot believe
there 10 another girl In the WoTld
who would have thought Of such
kindRsss."
Yes. there Is" she eentradietsd
Lots Of others would. Ana you
must remember that Am doing my
self = favor. I am lensly, AutoA I
and sad, and feel ~ II must gee
away from myself. Just nov thsFa (.
seems to be no way Of doing II e. |
espt by helping others In sonP I
fashion" I
You are sad because Of youF - I
Fsavsmsht." Milton observed. mus I
lnEly. "But-forgiva me II aak A !
impairment question-is that ALI
Has any new thing come up to tFOu-
BILE your II yoS would rather not I
tell me Just say 90. I don't want 70 .
more anxious than usual this eve 4
mag"
Some Condolences. /
Il should not have locked soP +.
she svadsd . direct anIWsr 70 his 1
query. Y must lsArn not to let
myself seem depressed. There are
90 many bright and pleasant tAlaEs
In life, II one will but search for /
them. that there IL little excuse for
any ones going about vita = long
faea-
-You have not answered ny gusS-
tion.N Milton ACCUSED But ! an /
not EOing 70 press yeu 70 10 - !
One thing. however. 1 d. kAow- I
and that IL that you mast At siD~s
Be homSsick" Z
II have no bone to - ASaSash .
for" ahS reminded him
~No-eut you must mics wa
father droadfully-on AsrG AvAy
from all the people who knew Aim
and to whom you could talk AbSSa
hIm"-
"pon.t!" she checked hiz. inPISP-
ingly. her Voies breaking 'DoEO
speak about II. plsaSsI I eAA1SA
stand iti''
house, and a. they mounted the
eLeph Milton LOON ~ AAa HNA-D -
an Instant the hand that the RID
had laid on his arm
Y understand" he sAid softfy.
If 700 ever DO want 10 talk about
yoHT troubles. remember that shall
be hohorsd u you eonhds them -
ne. But u you 90 not want - talk
about them. remember also that
wish rot to DO sa!y that WnisA 70
least painful to ySG Please ~ to
remember thiAS
II n oSa<4ausL
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-02-20
By Arthur B. Reeve,

crsatoV q de soFais KsEnse
aySt-rJ StSTssA. which nPOe~
slu.sv-ly In CssasPslitHn AHEAAin~
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-02-20
The First Recorded Strike.

TIE first strike recorded In history occurred in sos B. C.
The city pipers Of Rome who had to provide the tenn
pie music were privileged by ancient custom to hold
feastS in the Temple Of Jupiter When the high priests
desired 10 abolish this custom all the ppers withdrew to
Thur They were finally persuaded to return.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-02-20
The Wolves of New York
A STORY OF LOVE AND MYSTERY
Hooking Admits to Esther That He
Is Secretly Married to Lillian and
That He Does Not Love Her
Part one-(continued)

~she Is certainly beautiful. Guy"
the girl said, slowly, handing back
the little miniature. 'tBut why have
you never told me you were married
before, and how can you speak as
you do of your wife, You say you
have seen her lAtelyI" Esther asked
the question with some eagerness
Lillian had not been killed, then, by
the awful shape who had pursued the
two women On the night Of Esther's
Inflated marriage. Lillian was alive
and Guy Hocking'a wifel The situa-
tion seemed more charged with mys-
terry than ever, and Esther's brave
HpiTit began to quail.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-02-20

II n oSa<4aGsL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-26
WSCll FOREMAN IS
GLAD HE TRIED It.
"G 49,. Virginia silk Wills
Tr,I- pi",, BE Finnu! Succeeded
ia " iui"g 0,r DistrrssinE
>.o,u,rh Disorder.

rciu. tnrc'unu for corporate"
rated -, ta.0Cr. o"" is hy NO rr"ars an
easy i"h Il: NJ. tronk. the welt known
resident IL u T.. - No. =. Enanokc,
holds The impurtaut pnSitjuu as fore
man III the Njscn Stills Mills, and Hills
hi- post ia u manner which not oulY
wins The appreciation Of his Suurri"rs.
hu, cudcurS BIN to tile hearts Of the
hundreds Oi employees under han. The
uoSition REQUIRES strict api,iiCat iDn and
ro cuh az hard, persistent work. and
MIR CruUl> realizes that perfect hca It'll
is necessary for The fuli'l'meat Of his
..ryin. duties. Therefore. when SON.
time ago hr was attacked hy ~ rCcu
liariy mrli.'tHut ease az stomach trou-
bio. NJ cronk modc up his mind that
h, needed a GOOD. Eatur;,l and efficient
mr,liciuc that not only would drive
on, the trouble. but would insure yer
feet hculth aud physical condition for
the future. Just how successful he
WAS in his search for this ideal mcdi-
cine may -" nthcrcd iron, the fol
lowing siGucd statement which he re"
Gently made FOX publication. This is
what he says:
For six weeks had to sit up in
bed at night ON account uf gas in NY
stomach would hclrh ~ water
milk or anything els" | ate. and this
condition made me fearfully nervous.
Nothing else tried seemed to give
me any permanent fclicl unlil one ia Y
some friends advised me to try the
new herh-and root medicine. precu.
I'm glad ] took their advice, because
brcco did for INC what no other medi-
ciEe seemed ablr to accomplish. ~
wiped out my stomach troubles and
made mo fit in health and spirits to
lace the business problems which col-
front me every dag. Best Of all. the
results seem /" he permanent and |
take great pleasure in recommending
preco 10 all sufferers from stomach
trouble and similar disorders"
EoTE.--Dr"cu. referred to in tho
above statement hy MIR. crouk. Ia
purely an herbal medicine. and already
has wen for Itself the praise ana cam =
mendatiou of hundreds ,t mcn rnd
women in this section. Il - dispensed
by leading druggists everywhere. aud
is particularly recomm .n'icd in Rich
mond by Tragic Drug Co. SIT la ST
Broad street. Grant Drug co. Broad
and Seventh and Main and Twelfth
streets: Chclf Drug Co, Broad ami
Harrison streets: Petersburg. l.. y.
MorriSon.-AdV.