The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-14
Professor Saves Joband Health Taking Pepsinol Digestion Upset by Shock, He Brooded and Be-
 came Despondent ONE DOSE BROUGHT
 "PEP"

For many years Ebert Ramsey had fol- lowed the teaching profession. Many times his thoughts had wandered to the outside ac tive world of business and many times he had laid his plans to embark upon the voy- age which he believed would bring him to wealth and power.
 Each time, however. his departure was de- ferred For fourteen years in succession the little college in which he held the chair of mathematics increased his salary. The in- crease was small. true but it was enough to enable him to lay aside a little more each year toward the day when he would enter the business maelstrom and joust with hls fellows. ..
 little girl was born to him and his wife Martha She filled their home with bright ness. Upon her he lavished all his affection In turn he was her hero. To him she hast ened when he came from his classroom Ap- thoughts were only of Daddy" when he ap- peared.
 enjoy from her toys as did she He was the one who read her Bedtime Story. lie was more her big brother than her father
 It was home of happiness for Ebert Ramsey He thought only of the present and of his family-of what he was going te do for his little daughter and his wife when he entered the business arena ru.u,
 But suddenly all was changed Ebert Ramsey fell i'll. For years he had stuck too closely to his books. He had neglected to tske exercise He had failed to get the DOT ton of sunlight and air which should have been his His illness was not apparent at first. but nevertheless he sick. He felt
 growing 1S up a, oye for his family did not diminish, but he lost the power of expressing it. .
 He was irritable in the classroom-in- creasingly so. He sharply reprimande ed without cause the son of the newly elected president of the college. The father called Ramsey hotly replied and after bitter quar- rel rendered his resignation. It was ac- cepted. f.La but prevented hitting his error and apologizing: lie boasted to his wife that now he was through Sad m,5h pIneneS 5ae eSntee te do ' for many years
 That night Ramsey slept but titfuiiy ana arose the next morning nervous wreck sense of depression shadowed him. lie was was unable to read he was unable to play with his little girl He was unable to coneen- trate his thoughts So it continued Day stirrinp from the house. On one brief ramble which he took into the town he met an old college mate and fellow professor, who was amazed at the change in Ramseys appear
 He stopped Ramsey, though the latter would have passed him by
 Good heavens, old fellow, wnats the mat
 Ramsey mumbled reply and started to walk on, but his fellow professor grabbed him by the arm and swung him about
 .J,et me see your tongue" was the demand that Ramsey, puzzled but obedent, obeyed
 "Aha! thought so| was the eSclama- ton. Take PepsinoL V
 .sWhat?" ejacuated Ramsey:
 "Take Pepsinol. Go right into the drug store and get bottle of pepsinoL Pc s. Go home me and take a dose. That will fM you up III be over to see you tomorrow"
 Ramsey almost in daze, obeyed He took the Pepsinol when he retired, expecting morning refreshed Shortly after he arose his bowels were gently moved. He was once more able to concentrate his thoughts; /, A dull headache and pain in the eyes which ne had had for days disappeared.
 After hearty breakfast he played for some time with his daughter, the flrst tIme in two weeks. He chatted cheerfully with his wife who had bravely tried to cheer her nus band in his despondency. despondency she was unable to explain. luncheon and when Ramsey's fellow pro- lessor appeared he received hearty greet ing. much different from that of the day be-
 How goes it" he saked.
 Fine Charles" Ramsey replied But what k this Pepsinol?"
 That. old chap, is a gentle laxative tonic. could tell that was exactly what you needed Your digestive apparatus com pletely upset and your nerves shot to
 T knew that Pepsinol would fix you up as it did my brother after he broke down as well as laxative. Your digestive orr gans put the road to normal and your nerves were strengthened. You needed constructive medicine, not a destructive. Pepsinol was the one necessary. If it had not been for Pepsinol you would have been seriously ill in short time
 Well my nightmare is over" said Ram sey, "and l want to thank you and Pep sinol."
 That evening Ramsey called the presi- dent of the college, made a handsome apology and returned to his work the next day. He has never considered leaving there since.
 Genuine Pepsinol is made only by The Peplax Medicine Co.,, Memphis Tenn and is in strict accordance with the Medical Standards of the United States Pharma- copea. To be convenient for everybody and yet to prevent substitutes being sold for Pepsinol we have appointed a special Pep Greene Drug Co.,, Inc, Empire building.
 Norwood Pharmacy, Eth avenue and 26th street.
 Maurice Letaw. 18th street and 11th ave nue. south.
 Magnolia Pharmacy. Magnolia Point.
 Causey Drug Co.,, Inc, Corner 4Sth street and 10th avenue.
 North Side Pharmacy, 1900 9th avenue.
 Acipco Pharmacy, 2901 North 18th street.
 North Highlands Drug Co.,. l501 Allen street.
 Oxford's Pharmacy. Corner Tuscaloosa and Poplar street.
 Thomas Drug Co.,. Fairview.
 Pegram- Patton Drug Co.,, Bessemer.
 Rochester Hall Drug Co.,, Ensley.
 Central Pharmacy. Wylam-
 Darlington Pharmacy, Pratt City
 E. c. Burchfiel. East Lake.
 Boyles Pharmacy, Boyles.
 Look for the "Pepsinol Agent" in your lo- eality.-Adv.