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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-03
this WOMAN
KNOWS
She Proved that Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound Does Help Suffer-
ing Women

Watcrtown. y. y" Last fall when
was expecting 10 become n mother |
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BRUNSWICK INN

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch
WAYNESBORO. VA. August IL
Mrs. 10th was hostess OF delightful
card party on Friday. given as Red
Cross benefit.
Mrs. r. a. Patterson. Miss Mary
Darlington. Mrs. Oscar Parrish and
Mrs. Henry Urquhart are recent addi-
tons to the Richmond colony here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Pcake motored
10 Lexington and Natural Bridge Mon
day.
Mrs. John Christian. OF Bon Air. is
spending some time at the inn.
DR.. and Mrs. Marvin Nuckols. of
Richmond. are here for n few weeks.
Among the guests registered since
last week are Mr.. and Mrs. Christian
Clarke and sons. Mrs. o. S. Parrish. Os-
car Parrish. Jr. Robert l. Winston.
Mrs. w. NJ. Urquhart. Miss Augusta
Wray. Misses Elizabeth and Ella Will
kinson Dr. and Mrs. c. C. Vaughan.
T. II. Carroll. Miss Lottie Allen. Mrs.
II. ~ Patterson. of Richmond: L. o..
Pinkerton and wife. Baltimore: Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Hancock. Jniverst,y Of
Virginia; J. s. Crowder, Charlottes-
VILE: I. l.. Shelton. Washington; Mrs.
y. Burton Dial. jacksonville Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Trowcr. Mrs. A. T.. Lrw,le-
Miss Dorothy Lowder. Newport News.
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VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS

Especial 10 The Times-Dispatch.l
HOT SPRINGS, VA, August l7.-Th.
water sports program given here II
the Homestead swimming pool tn,
earlier part Of the week for the benefit
of the community house. was a great
SUCCESS, both from the financial ana
the entertainment angles. Lieutenan:
L. Roland Hartman and George Car
p.nter acted as Judges. and winners OF
events were as follows:
Race IcnGth of pooD. Robert
sperling. first; Louis Gourd. second
Pace for girls. Dorothy Stone, first;
Lenorc Scullin. second. Underwater
swim (boys). Louis Gourd. first: Rober.
(girls). Lcnore Sculln. first: Ann
Ingalls, second Tub race tboys), Ed-
gar Pole first; Louis Gourd, seconl.
Fancy diving tgirls). closely conteste ed
between I>enore Sculln and Ann In
gals. the former winning. Fancy div
ing (boys). closely contested between
Louis Gourd and Granville Clman, the
former winning. Tub race for girls.
Martha Chalfant, flrst: Anne ingalls,,
second. Battle of horse marines-Ed.
gar Pole proved the undisputed cham
pion. Boat race (three teams Of two
each entered). won by Billie McLauch-
Ian and Robert Sporting. Greasy pole
prize. won by Louis Gourd
Most OF the summer colony turne.l
out 10 witness the events. and the sides
OF the Homestead pool were thronged
with SPECTATORS
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habitants arc the tyes that hold vene-
zucla back. the types that do not pro-
Gress. They appreciate nothing better,
are satisfied with what they have. and
the government. for It's own selfish rea-
sons. permits them to continue as they
are.
SO to-day Venezuela is a country
with wonderful prospects. but with
very slight beginning for the fulfill
ment OF even the smallest OF these pos
sible advantages because the people
are hut and cliff jewellers without abil-
ity. without knowledge. without ambi-
ton and without help. There Is much
work for civilization in this South
American republic, and the best begin
ming 1t can make Is to enlighten these
helpless Indians and mixed Venezue-
lans Of the northern section OF the
country. Shown what they ought to
have and told how to appreciate 1t,
they might demand better conditions
and make free-handed government
heed their demands.
Tho Times Dispatch Travel Series
may be seen at the Bijou Theater on
Monday and Tuesday OF each week.
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Martin. II. A. Nelson. Keysville; Mrs.
NJ. c. Mosely. South Boston,: Mr.. and
Mrs. w. q. Moss. Lynchburg; Mr.. ana
MIS- G. Holmes. Master Holmes. Nor
folk; Mr.. and Mrs. S. b. Pace. Roanoke
Mr.! and Mrs. a. =. Montague. a. T..
Montague. Jr.. Miss Frances Montague,
Lynchburg: Miss Jessie Thomas. Mrs.
Alfred Tallant. Bradentown. Fla: w.
ID. Williams. Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. John
d. Thomas. Roanoke; Miss Annie
Laurie Hayes. Miss Evelyn Wake.
Norfolk; Claude O. Young. Miss Cole
man. Roanoke: Major p. II. Chefraud.
Washington: Mr.. and Mrs. o. ID. Oakley
and son. Salem; MIR. and Mrs. S. NJ.
Cornett and son. Dodd McHugh. Ii. C..
Barnes. Richard Moore. Roanoke; Lieu
tenant and Mrs. w G. Rogers. Camp
Lee; Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Watkins. Roa-
noke: ]. NJ. Powell. Mfr. and Mrs. w. IL.
Glasgow and daughter, Greensboro. n.
c.: Miss Virginia Godfrey, Graham:
Mrs. j. L. Hoffman. MIR. and Mrs w.
Holmes Oklahoma City, Okla; Mrs.
Ava Ober Holmes, st. Louis; MIR and
Mrs. J. D. Mckinney. Mrs. J. e. 1vr-
dan. Petersburg; w. p Jordan. Norfolk:
II. ID. Toler, w. j. Webster. Sam c..
Atkinson. MIR. and Mrs. J. f. Brown.
Roanokc: Mrs. John H. Schoolfield.
Mrs. r. Bruce James. Miss Daisy Keen
and maid. Danville; J. G. Cole. Black :
stone; Mr.. and Mrs A. w. Wolfey and
baby. Norfolk: MIR. and Mrs. p. l.. Tray
lor. Farmville: Mr.. and Mrs. y. L.
Middaugh, Roanoke.
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HEATHSVILLE

Especial to The Times Dispatch.]
HEATHSVILLE. VA. August IL
Misses Stella and Elsie O'Nen. who
were visiting Mrs. Clarence Sale and
Miss Kathryne Nelms for several weeks.
have returned TO their home in Balti-
more. They were accompanied by Miss
kathryne Nelms.
T Miss Mary Kemp. OF Maryland, Is Wis
sting Miss Garnett Booker at Can
ada" near Lottsburg.
Miss Halle George. OF Northeast. Nd.
has been spending some time with Cap
tain and Mrs. r. p. Waller. of Election.
Professors II. r. Eckel, OF Atlanta,
Cra.. an a. B. of Richmond College. will
re principal of Reedville High School
the coming season.
Mrs. Ernest Harding and Miss Con-
stance Coles were recent guests OF
Mrs. p. o. Lewis. near Hardings.
Miss Ernestine Kent, Of Wicomico,
has returned from University of vir-
ginia.
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RELIABLE METHOD OF HAIR CARE

Hair is by far the most conspic-
uous thing about us and is probab-
1y the most easily damaged by bad
or careless treatment. If we are
very careful in hair washing, we
Will have virtually no hair troubles
An especially fine shampoo for this
weather. one that brings out all the
natural beauty OF the hair. that
dissolves and entirely removes all
dandruf, excess oil and dirt, can
easily be used at trihinE expense
by simply dissolving n tcaspoonful
of Canthrox (Which you can get at
any drusgist's), in cup Of hot
water. This makes a full cup Of
shampoo liquid, enough so 1t is easy
to apply it to all tho hair instead
of just the top Of the head. This
chemically dissolves all impurities
and creates IL soothing. cooling lath-
er. Rinsing leaves the scalp spot
lessly clean, soft and plant. while
the hair takes on the glossy rich
ness of natural color, also a. fulfil
ness which makes 1t seem much
heavier than 1t is. After Canthrox
shampoo. arranging the hair is q
pleasure.-Adv.
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Easy and Safe Way
to Tint Gray Hair
No Waiting, No Uncertainty - No
Fear Of Harmful Results-Just
Apply "BrOwnatOne."

There is a message in this little
reader for every woman who finds her
attractivcnesS married. or who is look
ing older than she should because of
gray. faded. strcakcd or bleached hair.
For she need no longer be dependent
on old shioned hair dyes" or So
called "rcStorcrS." All she needs to do
is to get "A bottle of the wonderful hair
tinting preparation Brow natone" and
devote a few minutes to bringing back
her youthful appearance.
The directions that come with every
bottle are SO plain and easy to follow
that no previous experience whatever
is necessary. and "Brownatone" is
guaranteed absolutely harmless.
You can obtain any shade from light
golden brown to the deepest brown--or
black. Be sure to mention shade de-
sired when writing or purchasing
Sold by leading drug stores and toilet
and S1.15.
a sample and booklet will be sent
(direct from manufacturers only) on
receipt of 10 cents.
Prepared only by The Kenton Phar-
macal Co. Suite 405 Coppin Bldg, Cow
ington. Ky.-Adv
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SOCIAL NEWS or WEEK
TOLD IN PARAGRAPHS
Lilo In Old Virginia as Reflected by
Scores of Tin Dispatch
Correspondents.
PERSONAL AND r3IcF MENTION
Activities OF the demonstrating
Take on HOt-Watcr Phase and Are
Such as Require Little Effort
Visitors and tho Visited.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
AMHERST. VA. August 17.-Walter
W. Ware. Of Orange. visited his mother.
Mrs. A. ]. Ware this week.
John l. Lee. of Lynchburg, was here
Tuesday on legal business.
Major A. L. STROBE. of Washington.
spent the weekend with his family
at Kenmore"
Miss Olive Clark. who has been visit
Ing Miss Charlotte Thomas. returned
to Charlottesville. Tuesday. She was
accompanied by Miss Thomas.
Miss Mary Whitehead. who spent
several months In Richmond. is now
visiting at Mountain View"
Miss Gladys Taliafcrro has returned
to Lynchburg after 4 visit TO Mrs. w.
u. Brodic.
Marion T. Malone. OF City Point.
IL guest at Hrs. b. r. Harrisons.
Miss Marion Dearborn has returned
home after visit to Miss Marion d
kegley, at "Rosemont." Alexandria.
Henry Lawrence Clements, of tn
United States Marine Corps. is spend
ing his furlough with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodson Coney.
Sandy Level. were weekend guests at
2. T. Seay's.
Mrs. Ella Staples. Of Norfolk. whe
has been the guest OF Mrs. ]. L. Watts
Is now visiting relatives near the vii
lage.
Mrs. Richard Pendicton. Of Lynch
rison.
~
franklin. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. II
l. Page. At 'Dulw!ch Farm"
Shelby Turner, OF the University
spent the weekend with his parents
near Amherst.
Private Robert Mantiply. OF Camp
Lee, has been granted a furlough until
October TO harvest his crops
Mrs. Payne Carroll and family. OF
Charlottesville. are spending the sum-
mer At their bungalow near Pleasant
Grove.
Mr. and Mrs Martin. o, New York
are visiting Mrs. Payne Carroll at her
summer hornt.
Mrs. A. p. EskridEe and children
Burkeville and are now at Captain John
n. Paynes.
Professor Walter L. Tucker, OF
townsville. has returned from an cH-
tended trip. having gone as far North
as Chicago. as far West as Colorado
and az far South aas Texas. He has
accepted the position as principal OF
the Bellevue High School.
Miss Nora Watts. OF Monroe, was
last week the guest OF her sister
Mrs. Edward Mecks.
Misses Ruth and Grace Ware re-
turned Sunday night from visit ,c
Miss Ella Myers. at Forks OF Buffalo
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ACCOMAC

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch
ACCOMAC. VA. August 17-Captain
William II. Long has returned from n
trip TO New Jersey.
Private Gilmore Mason. Of Camp Lee
was guest of his parents last week.
Miss Ellie Boggs. who has suffered a
mild attack of typhoid fever at the
home of Mrs. Susan Finney, is much
improved.
Mrs. Annie Ayrcs. of Baltimore, Is at
the home Of John l. Burford
Miss Ida Ayres, OF Baltimore. spent
several days last week with relatives
and friends in town.
Miss Rhoda Walters, OF Pocomokc
City. spent last week with Miss Kath-
crime Nelson.
Norris Byrd and son, William Byrd.
Of Washington, spent last week with
Mr.. Byrd's sister. Mrs. Margaret Stein
meg.
Mrs. S. j. Mears and daughter, of
Eastville, recently visited Mrs. Tom
Twyford.
Arthur Burns. Of Savannah. is her,
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BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS
Especial to The Times-pispatcb !

BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS. VA. August
17.-With summer at it's height tho
crowd that almost completely fills the
hotel realizes that halcyon days may
still be found at Blue Ridge. The pres
ence of a number of uniforms, both
American and foreign. add a touch or
brilliance to every occasion. and the
officers find themselves the center or
attraction wherever they CO.
Friday night Il large number OF the
guests took part in the baby party"
which was held in the ballroom. The
games and laid aside all dignity for
the evening. Mrs. Barnes and Mrs
Angel. of Roanoke. proved to be most
capable nursemaids. and managed to
keep the many youngsters" in order
Major +. III. Chcffaud. Of the French
army, is at the springs for a stay. The
majors interesting stories. told in ex-
cellent English with just trace or
charming accent. are much enjoyed.
Lieutenant w. C. Rogers. medical re-
serve corps. of Camp Lee. and Mrs.
Rogers spent a part of their honey
moon here this week.
Among those registered at the hotel
this week are Mrs. a. Rosc-Leigh and
Kenneth ROsc-LeiGh, Richmond: Mrs.
r. w. Manson. Richard Manson, Black
stone; Mrs. Luther White, Miss Eu-
eenia White. Portsmouth; Mrs. NJ. e.
Hodges, Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. UzZcll, Miss
E,lizabcth UZzell. Miss Marguerite
Vaughan, Norfolk; Mrs. John II. Cobbs.
Lynchburg; Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. LII
cas-, DR.. and Mrs. j. II. Dunkley, Miss
susie Waugh. O. c. Peters, Roanore:
Mrs. Ethel Sykes. Norfolk; Mrs. l.. c.
Inele, Miss Jeanette Ingle. South Bos-
tom; Mrs. William Egleston. Misses
Mary and Sarah Egleston. Mrs. w. II.
g Ellis. V. +. Ellis. Mark Ii. Ellis.
Miss Roberta Sterling. Miss Picken.
Norfolk; c. II. Richardson. c. c. Haw-
lev. w. r. Slusser. Roanoke: p. G. Slus
ser. Miss Kate Slusser. Blacksburg:
Mrs C. v. Poland. Mrs. III. a. Stovall.
Bluefield. w. Va; T. p. Feltan. or
Charleston. S. c.: Mr.. and Mrs. p. A.
Denton, ]. B. Martin. Mrs. Harriet
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former United States Senator and Vice
Presidential Nominee. Charles y. Towne.
former members OF Congress, dist Guishcd
United States Army Generals tretired).
Judge Atkinson OF the United states Court
OF Claims at Washington. and Others"
In regard to the value Of Nuxated Iron.
former Health Commissioner OF Chicago.
william X. Kerr, said: LAS Health Commits
sioner of the City of Chicago was mpor-
tuned many times to recommend different
medicines. mineral waters etc. Never yet
have l gone on record as favoring any par
ticular remedy. But. in the case OF Nuxated
Iron. feel an exception should he made TO
the rule. From my own experience with 1t,
feel hat II is such valuable remedy that
II ought TO be used In every hospital and pre-
scribcd by every physician in this country
and II my endorsement shall induce anaemic
nervous. run down men and women To take
Nuxated Iron. and receive the wonderful
tonic benefits which | have received, ! shall
feel greatly gratied that made an cxcop-
ton to my lifelong rule in recommending IL :"
DR.. Schuyler c. Jacques. formerly Visiting
Surgeon OF ST Elzabeth'a Hospital, New York
City, said: II have never before given out
any medical Information or advice for publi-
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with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. e. t.

with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. T..
Morey.
Lieutenant James c. Doughty. United
States Marine Hospital, Paris Island.
spent Friday and Saturday with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Doughty.
Mrs. Anna Fitzgerald was with her
father. William Lewis. OF Parksley. for
the week END.
was the guest OF her sister. Mrs. Rob :
crit I. Hopkins. at "Ingleside." for sew
eral days. has returned to her home at
Eastvilie.
Miss Ruth Guy. of Cape Charles. is
being entertained by Miss Berthe
East
Rev. and Mrs. GUSTS Fletcher and
two two children, of Kentucky, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. T. T.. Fletcher. Mr.
Fletcher will conduct the services at
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church Sunday
morning.
Mrs. Walton Ellingsworth. of Nor
folk ia visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Fl. Parker.
Mrs. Maud NJ. White has returned
from n trip to Wytheville.
William Powell left for FIT. Ogle-
thropc. Ga. Tuesday.
! Mrs. John Rogers is passing a month
at Orkney Springs
Mrs $ +. Rogers. Mrs. l.. j. Has.
manson. and James Hasmanson return.
ed from Hickory. n. c.. Saturday.
Miss Muricl Nelson has as her guest
Miss Ruth Powell. of Norfolk
MISS Margaret Groton is at Skyland
letter from Rev. Frank Ridou.
rector of Holy Trinity Episcopal
Church. who is doing Y. NJ c. A. work
in France, stated that he is happv I'm
| the fact that he is able to be of so muc,
service to suffering humanity. He SAID
ne mad not had his clothes off for ciEh;
days The letter was written at Nancy
air. Rldout was rector OF the Episcopal
Church at Ginter Park for several
years.
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on visit after an absence of four

on visit after an absence of four
teen years.
Mrs. May Kelly. of Philadelphia. was
recent guest of Mrs. Robert p. Con-
burn, her sister.
Miss Hardeina Fletcher Is at home.
after an absence of six weeks spent In
Richmond. where she took course
In social service work.
Mrs. C. S. Oliver has returned from q
trip to Norfolk.
Mrs. II. c. Mabie and son. Curtis,
have returned to East Orange. ". j..
after n six weeks visit to friends in
Accomac.
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ONANCOCK

Especial to The Times Dispatch.I
ONANCOCK. VA. August 17.-Miss
Bessie =. Taylor, Of the John Marshall
High School faculty. Richmond. wao
has been taking a course ut Columbia
for six weeks arrived in Onancock to-
day. TO spend the rest Of her vacation
with her mother. Mrs. T. w. Taylor.
Miss Sabra Polk NAPLES Is enter
tanning Miss American, of Baltimore
Miss Frances Morey OF Boston, is at
Point Meade" spending her vacation
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Puckett-Fulcher.

tSPecial to The Times-Dispatchl
nesday afternoon in the south Amherst
Methodist parsonage. at Amherst. Rev
y. l.: salmon officiating, Bradley New.
ton Puckett and Miss Carrie T.. Fufcher
were united in marriage. The cere.
stony was witnessed by several friends
OF the couple. The bride is daurhtt.,
or j. c. Fulcher. of Madison Heishts
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out even chair or a bed or q patch OF
straw. Families of five or ten live in
these huts. sleeping on tho baro ground.
Makes CACTUS SERVE
HIM AS A FENCE
Around many OF the houses there is
no fence save that which nature has
supplied--the cactus and which the In
dian has been energetic enough to
shape into a protection for his yard.
Some OF the huts are surrounded by
high fences made OF sticks. Many Of
the yards arc built into the hills. with
steps going up from the rear Of the
hut to the higher levels OF the back
yard. Everywhere in the yards Is evil
dence OF neglect unless 1t chances to
he the yard of pottery worker, and
then almost without exception there
Will be found we'll kept Enclosures.
The children Of these natives, with
few exceptions. wear no clothes at any
time. They play in the dirt and around
the cactus, get cuts and hurts. but the
mother or the father give little heed to
their cries, for both the mother and
father seem busy with their own
wants, and their own wants always
come first.
What the Indian woman calls her
Kitchen is usually at one side OF the
house under covering. Here with an
old pot and griddlc she cooks over Il
fire of wood or charcoal. Seldom does
she seem to cook anything else than
fish, though at some of the houses the
women seem to have a fondness for
certain fruits cooked until they arc
nearly black.
The Indians themselves are dirty
appearing lot. The men wear few
clothes and often have black. dirty
boards. They are a happy lot. seem 10
have no enemies and are fully satisfied
with their lot. The women are a pleas
ant lot. some having a great deal of
beauty, especially in their eyes and
mouth.
ANOTHER COLONY IS
MIXTURE OF THREE RACES
Another interesting colony is COM
posed of families who are a mixture OF
negro. Spanish and Indian blood. 1t Is
located on the cliffs that recede from
the road which runs along the shore
just a few miles beyond La Guaira.
These people are known as Cliff
Dwellers" because of the position OF
their homes. which stand far up the
cliffs, one above the other. in "A sec
tion which is but a few hundreds OF
yards long and nearly as high as it is
long. These people live in houses that
are very dirty, where filth has gathered
for years. The places are extremely
hot. and the blacks do not take kindly
TO work when the temperature is high
Consequently. little care is given to
these houses, though the families have
plenty Of time on hand aways during
the day and evening. are to he seen in
numerous groups outside the houses
passing away the time in doing moth
ing useful.
Northern Venezuela is filed with
thousands OF huts. small houses and
people similar to those to be found in
and about La Guaira and Maquetia
The huts and houses are sufficient for
the needs Of the people. for these in
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vue Hospital Outdoor Dcpt.). New York.
and the Westchester County Hospital. In
commenting on the relation OF strong nerves
and physical endurance to the attainment
OF success and power.
"A weak body means a weakened brain
weak nerve force means weakened Will
pnwer and like the race horse beaten by a
nose, many n capable man or woman falls
ius, short OF winning because they don't
back UP their mentality with the physical
strength and energy which come from hav-
ing plenty Of iron in the blood. That irri-
table witch. that Mt OF dependency. that
dizzy. fearful feeling-these are the sort of
signals nature gives to tired, listlcss folks
when the blood Is clamorinS for strength
giving iron--more iron to restore the health
by enriching the blood and creating thou
ga nds OF new red blood cells.
I'm my opinion the greatest curse to the
health and strength OF American people of
to-day Is the alarming deficiency of iron in
their blood. Iron is absolutely essential TO
enable your blood to transform the food you
eat into muscular tissue and brain. 1t is
through iron in the red coioring matter of
the blood that life sustaining oxygen enters
the body. without iron there is no
strength. vitality and endurance to combat
of sufficient iron In the blood has ruined
many mans nerves and utterly robbed him
Of that vrile force and stamina which are so
necessary to success and power in every
walk OF life.
Therefore. I strongly advise those who
feel the need OF a strength and blood builder
to get physictan's prescription for organic
iron-Nuxated Iron-or IL you don't want to
go to this trouble. then purchase only Nux-
ated Iron In its original packages and see
that this particular name (Nuxated Irony
other iron products and failed to get results
remember that such preparations are an
entirely different thing from Nuxated Iron
which has been used and strongly endorsed
by many physicians formerly connected with
well-known Hospitals, the Hon. Leslie NJ
Shaw, former Presidential Cabinet onlcer,