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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-21
I'm cOnocido carterO de
una ruta postal ha
ganado Is Ejbras
Ahora recOrre veintiSciS mifias dia-
riamente sin sentirSe ~cansadO.-
Sc sieate como 81 fuera I'm
nuevO hOTbre.

81. senior. eS este un hechO positi-
20. he ganado veinticinco libraS de
peso. Y son tan grandes los benefit
clos que he reciojdo, que creo que es
]oportuno hablar del Taniac en- bene-
ficio de ocros." ESta declaration fue
hecha hace unos cuaUtoS diaS por el
ST.. J. W. NcBath, de 242S Popoular
Street. Oklahoma City, Okla, Quien
refiri6 su case q IN Representative del
Tanlac. e. ST. NcBath ha desem-
uenado cl empleo de carterO de Ia
Ruta T. D. No. =. durante los ulti-
mos once amos ' cuenta con muy
buenos Y numerosos amigos entire
las personals a quie"eS dlariamente
sjrvc.
.'IIace tres amos continue dicIen-
do el s.. McBath-empece ! dcbilitar-
me . consequence de 10 cue Sc me
diio cntonceS era empobrecimiento de
la sangrc, y gradualmeN;e Segui de-
cayendo. Nj appetite era de 10 mas
cScaSo Y TODD 10 que comia al pare
Ger no ms al;neu-dba. Fun diSminu-
yendo dc peso hasJa Ilegar 4 perder
aigo asi como trciuta libraS y todo
mi sistema sc fu" ~arru;nando hasta
que lIcgue a II mas terrible condi-
cion. En- 10 general "Scaba tan de
bill Y aniquilado. y mis- n~ervjos eSta-
ban tan alteradoS. que dificilmente
| podia dormir bien. Ne sentja moIes-
tado Y decepcionado. Y, prec!samente
Va habia rcnunciado a TODD medic de
curarme. cuanGo me Gecid! 4 probar
el Tanlac.
"DespueS' de lcer algunos tcStjmo-
MOS en- los ~periodicoS. hechos publj-
eos por algunas personals ~conocIdas
MAS, tome un POGO de TanIac J en-
muy POGO tempo empect 4 mejorar.
Pronto me voIvio 81 appetite m toda
81 fuerza, lahora como tan hien CO.
mo el que mas goZo de todaS mis- CO.
midas ' me siento mejor = con mas
fuerZas cue antes. dcsde que empece
4 senIrne enfermo. Cuando note
Que el Tanlac ne sentaba tan blen, Sc
-ui ~tomandoio haSCa ahora. He con-
sunido die botellas ) ahora me sien-
10 como s. era I'm hombrc nucvo.
Duermo CODA Ia noche Y tan profun-
damente como un nino. ' recorro mis-
| rutaS lie veintiseiS mjllas. dia por dia,
sin experimental INK rjngun can
sancio. Como VI 10 he manifest2do,
he ganado vcinticinco libraS de peso
y me siento tan feliz Y contento por
habcr ~recobrado mi salud, que dcseo
hablar q TODD e. mundo de las exec
~lencias de! Tanlac.'
Tanlac Sc vende en- San Antonio
por Ia Wagrer's Drug Co.. 407 East
Houston s.. = por "a Meters Phar-
macy. 1922 West Commerce ST. bajo
Ia direction personal de IN represen-
tante especial del Tarlac. o So envia-
ri por c>raS hoticas . cualquier d.
! reccion al recibo de 81 valor, que es
Sl.00 Dor boreIla, siempre que Sc in
cluyan estamp;llas suficientes para 81
porte. -tAdvJ
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LAS UNAS ANARILLAS

lyman, TcNa>.-La esposa de. 81.
Serna estaOa aigo grave. Y hasta las
unaS de las manoS tenia amariliaS
cuando cmpeZo e. uso de Ia famCSa
Alma Cordial, y ahora "a eG aiivio
rapiGo. Lea esto:-"Adjuntos con
eSta les mando dos pesos para cue Sc
sirvan mandurnie dos cajaS de Alma
Cordial. les pido dos para que II"
p.crda tempo ell ~trabajar. va estOy
cocfCrTe con e blen que hace. Ira
baja bieH. porqUe m! eSpoSa va tenla
las unas de las manOS amaril!Is Y
Va se Ic 2s,& ~QuiJaMGo. Tan luego
como recl52n IL ordcn ne haran IL
vor. $. :. :. Eur2yHacj6n Scr.a, "
nan. Texas Para Intermediates
Ge resfrios pasadoS, '.>i~. toS. rcu-
mas. sanere :m2ura. coraZun. higado.
eStoNaGo. ta,arru, Gebii.Ga6. falta de
vigor. Ge-yioS o pulmoues uebi:eS.
nomDreS O muiereS. uSeG Alma Cor
I:ai. DE Nea-a por toda bCtlca. 81
su 5aCjcar!o no IA t.c-e o no guieCc
orienarla para us,ed. MandenoS IN
peso y - Ia muutamCS porte paga-
TO-. 81 NENUELNE DOBLE Ell
PRECIO 81 NO BENEFICIAL \
QUEEN IL Use Diriiase a MILLER
and co. Sta. 4. Dept. 90. Sa3 An
ohio, Texas. lAdv.)
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EN- lin SOLO Ola Sc HIZO FAMOSA POR SU
HERMOSA COMPLEXION
Logro tai resuItados con una combination
de Harina de Avena
Una receta gratis que produce sus efectos durante la noche.
listed puede prepararla en- casa.

cstan propcnsas Ia cara. brazos y rianos.
81 su cucilo o pecho estin desconr;Gos a eau
81 de IN ~interperie. apIiGuesc eSta prrpa-
,aci6n = estos defectos desapa-cceran- Es
absolutanIentc inofensiva y no estimula el
crecimiento del cabcllo. No imporIa cue I'd.
tenct los brazos o manos con Ia piel muy
!astimada. partida. etc. nj que los maya eS-
plcStn nj sol. luyia o trabajcS rcsados. es-
Il repatriation de harira lie aveEa y Der
wilo' hari que Sc opere en- ellcs IN cam
bio -2Gl,aI en- u horas a 20 sumo. 3ies ce
pcrscnas cue Ia han uSado nan recibido los
mismoS beneficios que 80 rec;b:.
NOTA: Para obtener los mejorcs resulta-
dos. observe I'd. al pie de lR 'etra las ms
truccioncS que lcva cadi 'a'Uc5e de De-
wil.o." Lo unico que tere que ACQUIRE. cs
harIra de avena = "Der*illo'. I'd. rs re-
ccsita mas = Il preparation cs del TOGO
~s!7Iellla. sirrdo ademas tai harato el hacer-
II Guc ,rih muchacna = muJer ruede ssh
ningGn Sacrificio prepa-aria. Tanto los Ia
bricantes como las droEuerias dorde sc VEN
de garautizan quo Sc notara una iran L,e-
joria deSpues de Ia p-inera apEcac:on, o de-
voivcran 81 imrurtc. En- es:a Ciudad csS a
n venta. con In garantia dc "a dcvoiucioa
tel dircro en- case dc que no p.oporciore
los rcsu'taGos mas satisfartorioS. nor todos
los tstahicc:m!ertoS y dorCue7ias ncjor sur
tidas. entrc las cUaieS Sc cIen.a Ia dc 7. A
Chapa, Esqsina dc ias Gales 6. Santa Ross
y W. Commerce. ADJ
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PARA LOGRAR SU AUTONOMIA, CATALINA HABRA
DE ACUDR A TODAS LAS MEDIDAS NECESARIA!
Causan expectation las decLaraciones que liciera Ell lider
c~atalanista Canbo, en- la ciudad de Barcelona

buena f6 al someter esta question, pri-
nero al estudic de una Comision es-
pecial Y peritos en- In materia V de
someterla en- seguida d la resolution
del Parlamento, de acncrdo con la
Constitution actual. Agreg0 que el
gobierno no puedc haccr mas de 10
cue Ia hecho Y que 81 los catalanes
optan Lor asumir una actitud hostil,
clos mIsTos Sc colocaran fuera de la
ley V Sc echaran encima d la opinion
publica dc toda Espana que no les
prestar& mas ST. anOyo.
Comenta0do este asUnto cl Impair
cial', dice, cue los c~atalanes estan
t-atando de imitar en- TODD a los ir-
landeses.
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M~lSCELANEA

Carto~ a Ia Mujc-.-Coleccj"1 lie verse
acTo>tIrcs. formadcs con Ucmhrr> Ne mu-
IrreS. por o-GrH alfabctico -..-......- soc
Don Juan TeHorio.-Nucya e:Iclcn del CO.
leb-ado drama dc Znr-ilLi ..-------.--- SOC
En- Cas~ A~isna--P@ginas del desricrro.
Dor Manuel u=quiz Elancu --......-.- zoe
Ia Voc lie IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DC
he~uu>aS morales hiStorlcLas ...-..$lGl
Las Nil Y una NochcS.-Hc-:nosa cc!ecci0n
IL c.cnt"s o-IcntairS. Etirion = Il rus
tea ....-..... .-.....--.- &c
LIS Nil y Una Ncche-.-Er2paStada. .... SI.00
Los Ill y ua Dtas.-CusnVos a-aces y per
SIS, t-4EIciGcs al castcllano $40
- Leg de- Dics.-C0Iccci0a DC leyenGas b7-
Sala> g. los I--c:9ioE del DCcalcEu. Tor
Da- Maria del Pjiar Shines --.-.-.-.-S1.2
Nlyerc~ Ce,rh-ss d. Observation-Disclosures
- ins"-.>g0tc@ GatnS =o5rr las ucErrc=
aIIS DutIu,r- HIc "a p7OtuciGC ,l-SI-u. SIS
Ejatc A,-ede5or del Mrado.-Irtc--Sarge
relate de m viajc po- Ia princlpales
nac.amee u. Cob. - -----.--- =.
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BIBLIoTECA ~TRAGI-RoMANTICA.

Yea
Amer : Ma-a=o
Art- d. BuScar Marco
CakGrio &C Amor.
q Inferno Dc 'cS Honre$
e Noyfo PrStadc.
Fl Pu-catorio Gc rs Soltcrss.
q Parsiso de ias MuJere.
r, HaGa &c los Mars
Fl Ni6o te Ruissnoc@
=! Collar de Esme-aldas
Fl - Ge las Sraas-
Fl Alma en- IN Beo.
Ia Hija de ls F9or-s-
- Hiel en- los LSbioS-
La Nina &c les J2EmlneS.
L. Nigda AseEre.
"a CC-.s del Amor
Ii PriEecSa del DVl2--
Ia Hiia Gc Venus.
Las E.as Ncdcrn2S.
Las ObrezaS del Amor.
ks E!Sas de, Champagne.
Marina o n Hita dc las OILS.
N.iGicoS sean lcs Hpuor-s.
Naidicas sean LIS SUzrss,
daldIto sea (! Amor.
Nialdicns sean los Ce,os-
?aSiona-laS De Amor.
P7-1uS 81 CaSan los Honbres.
Pc-.ur 81 CSsan Jas Nagc-cs.
Po-guc Pecan las MagcrS..
PCrgue Narmu=an las VEGAS.
Poruu. S~iuciGcn las EiudzS.
Pr- Sagli- = una NuIsv.
Su Majesrld 81 Amvg.
Viva ri NOVA
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UN INFORME DEL GENERAL BE,
RENGUER.

MADRID, Febrero 20.-El Primer
Ministro RcmanoneS do cUenta en- la
Junta de Ministries con IN informe del
Alto Conisionado cspanol en- Marruc-
cos. general Berenguer. en- clique Ia
cuenta de habcr recibidc muchas de-
mostracioncs de lealtad For parte
de los jefes nativos de csa possession es-
pamela.
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oBRAs DE GRANDEs AUToRES

Amato has:a 81 Paribulo. por JoGaj.....SI.@0
Enc-cmcscs. por CcTvaHc~ ----------.Sl-5p
Il Barbcro &c Sevilla y Las Boda5 de Fl
caro-. pO- Bcauna-rTais -----------..Si.5O
q Pa-aiso Pe-Jido. Dor Milton .-...-..-EL5O
- Bandole-o. ro- TIr~o dc iOiina..----.Sl-50
FL Rcranccro del Cid $50
II Ahueio d. R-y. uor Gabriel Miro. $3.50
Hamlet y Romeo : Juiic:a. p0r Shake
spea-~ ..-.---.. .sl-@O
La Nora de LanermooC. por Scott. -..Sl.5o
Ia Encica, por NI-yiio
M:-cvA Dor Federico MistrL .-.-..---.N.3
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NO Sc HA NCMBRAD0 FL
NUEVO MINISTR0 EN-
GUATEMALA
CJUDAD DE MEXICO. Feb. -

~ go
Informa Ia Secreraria de Reiac.oncs
eI nombramiento de MiniStro On
la vecira rcpIblica de Guatemala, no
Sc hara sino hasta que e. Senado Sc
reuna. con motive del periodo eXtraor
dinario dc ~sesiones, para que fuera
con-ooca&o por q Jefe del Ejccuti-
.vc. : que dard principle en- el mes de
mayo Dr6Ximo. ProyIsionalmente
Sc ~encargara de los negocios de Mex.
en- aquel pals, con @! caraccer de Srjo.
de Ia LegaciJn, eI Sr. Federico Jime-
nez O'Farril. Hablase al mismo tempo
de que cl Ministro sera Garcia Jura-
do. Il quien acaban de lamar de Chi
lc. Il cauSa de habcr p~rovocaGo un eS-
c:trdulo social per medic de n L
ventura ]alnorOSa
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lut0rss DirersoS.-

Asrucia o lcs Cha=ros Con:rabGnG'stas.-
Sove-a meSica1a. Dos tomos .-......-SlSo
Il SIcio Ge Ia Rockeia Observation-Disclosures "0c
La He-uana =" n Carldld. por d. Emilio
CASTELAR,. Dos tnnos
Neno-ia- De una Sueg-a. po- AccveGo-. 20c
Memorials. E~pi'Cuiss y Eet-atCe.-Nar-a-
cloae~ pat-iGticas. pC- Pea ...-.. o0c
NAPOLEON. Dor Dumas a1c
n F'ja Natural. po- Nombcta ...--.- 9Gc
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BIBLIoTEcA DE NovELIsTAs.
rTooaos ~an pas;ados ~ t,Ia inc

|T011o@ ~ 1~19tGd0s ~ ia T'Hc-I
PcrC- EScrjch.-
Fl Pan de los poH-e=. Cuatrc omoS ....S $500
Fl Amor de los Am0-cs. Cuacro tomos. $3.50
q Inferno DE- los C~elos.-SsGuuGa pa-tc
dc n anterior. CUatro tomos ..-....--$%.00
Ia Mad. DC los DeSarpa-adoS : tcUos. $3.50
La NEjer A.dIite-a. Cuatro onos.....-.SG.60
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OBRAS POETICAS


Pasioaa-ias. POI Manuel NJ. F!o7cs..... -
Poes.aS dc Antonio Plaza ..--- .--.-..- 30
Pucs5as de Manuel Acu6a ...-... -..... %
Suue,os y Sonataz -pccsiaS de N;cuc. Eo-
!zTcs CacEo -..- 81
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Vrtrcr Dc 1iontepiN.-

n JucI0 E-Ea0o1 ----------- --------- -.
Los M5stc-oS de Paris Dos touoS .-..--Si.5p
LIS Hjos del Pueblo. Do tones -.----.-Sl.50
los S;c:c PecadoS Capitals. Dos tCmoS Sl.5e
Martin el EEpoSIta soc
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CODIGOS M~EXICANCS

C"cirO C~jviL-Ecicio1 Utlciai .-.-.....
CoGiEo ~ Fyocsiiwjcnccs Cj-ics ...s
CoG,Eu Penal .... ...... .....-. s
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Azuceca, po- Cs-iota B-cmc .-.------ 80
Dora. pcs Ca-lota Braeme ..--...--..... 90
Don Qui5otc dc a MaHeaa.-La obra maes-
"a Dc IL literatUra cspaGo!a. Tn Jomo
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-02-14
CENTENARY VISION
CHALLENGES CHURCH.
Enormous Power Now Released
Must Be Used.
DECLARES BISHOP MCDOWELL
Msthodlsts Poasess Resources to
Meet Centenary calIs-Fifty Thou
sand Minute Men to Aid-Peril OF
Northumberland Discussed.

Columbus, o.-(Special.)-"We are
face to face with the providence of an
altogether sufficient challenge to the
church to do big things and do them
now" declared Bishop William F..
Mcdowell of Washington. d. c., ad-
dressing the Methodist Centenary
Cincinnati area) convention.
I'VE have just had an extraordinary
providential demonstration of the
power and interest OF the church and
the nation when great cause is at
stake" said the bishop. Now we
are face to face with providential
release of enorr BUS power which
must not be permitted to get back to
the small things or to mere conven-
tionalities again"
THE church must remake the
worlds mind" declared Bishop Nc.
DoweIl The mild q the world must
be made according to the mind OF
Christ.
Second, we must remake the
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-02-14
Five Transports Leaving
France to Arrive Soon


Five transports from France, with
about 200 officers and $500 men, are
due to arrive soon.
The cruiser Huntington is due al
New York February Is, with the Sup
ply Company, Machine Gun Company
Cd Battalion Headquarters and Com
panies |, K, l. and NJ of the 163d In
fantry, bound for Camp Dix; the LIST
Battalion Headquarters and Compan-
les A, b and C of the 161st Infantry,
also for Camp Dix
The Heredia, due at New York Feb
ruary 20, is bringing detachments OF
Base Hospitals Nos. IA, IS and sc. The
+. j. Luckenbach also will arrive at
New York February 20 with a few
casual officers,
The Mercury is due at Newport
News February 16 with the 69th Reg
iment, Coast Artillery complete, the
54th Ammunition Train, the S35th
Stevedore Company (colored), de-
tachment of Battery r, 61st Regiment,
Coast Artillery; Convalescent Detach-
ment No. 65, twenty-six casual officers
and six officers and 3S9 men of the
navy.
The steamer Eurane. due at Newport
News February 16, brings few casual
officers.
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FULTZ

Farmers are taking advantage of the
fine weather by preparing for their
crops next spring. They win put out
large crops of tobacco here
J. NJ. Cooksey, who has been at Ash
land for the past two months, has re :
turned home.
Hobt Lyons, who has been sick for
some time with stomach trouble is no
better,
Floyd Littleton and wife of Cora,
were visiting friends at this place SAT-
urday and Suday.
j ". Cooksey and wife have just re-
turned from n visit to friends and rel
atiycs In Lawrence county.
Chrles Crawford has moved to Green
un county.
The fire clay business is sim on a
boom In this locality and the railroad
peop'l are talking of putting in a
switch at this place to operate clay
and coal.
Mrs. J NJ. cooksey was at Olive Hill
Wednesday,
sherman Shumate, telephone line
man of Olive Ill., was here Monday
looking over the telephone line.
George McDavid and Alex Li.tleton
are attending school at Morehead
There will be church here,the fourth
Sunday by Rev Mitchell OF Ashland.
Edna Wilson of Ratcliff was visit
ing her sister here last week,
BUCKSKIN.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-02-14
GIRLS! HAVE WAVY
THICK. GLOSSY HAIR
FREE FROM DAND-
RUFF
Save your hair! Double it's beauty in
a few moments-try this.

II you care for heavy hair that glls-
TOYS with beauty and is radiant with
life; has an Incompatible softness and
IL fnffy and lustrous. try Danderine.
Just one application doubles the
beauty Of your hair, besides 1t imme-
diately dissolyes every particle OF
dandruff; you cannot have nice, hea-
Wy healthy hair II you have eandruff.
This destructive scurf robs the hair OF
It's lustre. Its strength and its very life
and II not overcome II produces a fe-
verishness and itching OF thte scalp;
the hair roots famish, loosen and die,
then the hair falls out fast
If your hair has been neglected anG
ls thin, faded, dry, scraggy or too oily
get a small bottle OF Knowlton's Dam
dertne at any drug store or toilet
counter for a few cents; apply little
as directed and ten minutes after You
will say this was the best investment
you ever made.
We sincerely believe regardless OF
everything else advertised. that If you
desire soft. lustrous beautiful hair and
lots OF it--no dancruff--no itching
scalp and no more falling hair--you
must use Knowlton's Danderine. If
eventually-why not now.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-02-14

Reuben Berry, our techer at Pollys
Chapel, has returned home. He will
be greatly missed.
The many friends OF Otto lobe were
glad to know OF his safe return home.
Mrs. Writ Kitchen. of Dennis. spent
Saturday night and Sunday with her
parents at this place.
Miss Effie Wright called on Alice
Browning Thursday.
Charlie Browning has changed his
route from Morgan to Rocky Hollow.
Mrs. Jesse Jordan, who has been
visiting her father, j. l.. lobe, will soon
return TO her home at FaIlsburg.
Miss Belva Elkins was the guest OF
j.. d. Wright over Sunday.
Georgia Holley, of Morgan, was on
our creek on Sunday
Balton Thompson was at NJ. V.
Webb's recently.
Misses HERNIA Kitchen and Effle
Wright were calling on Mrs. John
Kitchen Saturday.
Mrs, David Kitchen was visiting her
daughter at Tuscola last week.
Arthur Webb has returned from
Chattaroy, where he has been for some
time
TWO TICKLED SCHOLARS.
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SOMETHING ABOUT
SUNNY FLORIDA

l win tell you something about this
great country, the garden spot OF the
United States. The thermometer reg
istered 81 December 81, 1918. Flowers
In bloom, grass green, thousands of
cattle roaming over the broad acres
of grazing land. English Peas In
bloom. Thousands acres of cabbage
are almost ready for the market. There
are opportunities here for hustlers, but
II you don't want to hustle and have
plenty of money. come and spend the
winters in Florida. Hundreds of peo-
pie own orange groves here and still
live in the north and come here in the
winter: then go back north in sum-
mer and have a good income from the
grove. l prefer staying here myself as
you well know or DR.. Bromley can tell
you was an asthmatic as bad as any
case in the Big Sandy Valley Am
cured sound and well and don't want
to take any chance on another attack
People are fine kind, sociable and the
very best of neighbors. have made
good here and this past summer has
been one of pleasure. At no time was
II over 80 at Orlando, Fla. l will be
glad to answer any questions any of
my friends may want to ask whether
1t profits me or not. You all know
am a Real Estate dealer and try to
mako 4 little on every deal. but not
enonga 70 hurt any one. With best
wishes q all my friends and the News,
am. yours truly.
f. b. LYNCH, Orlando. Florida.
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GLADYS.

School closed at Compton, Friday
with w. L. Webb rs teacher. We all
wish him back again, as he has taught
very successful term OF school.
We were very sorry to hear of the
lcath of Uncle Covey Adams. The be-
rraved family has our heartfelt sym
lthy.
The infant child of w. NJ. Crabtree
a sick.
Watt Pennington and suiily have
moved to Madison. w. Va
Three children of Jake Arlington
have the flu.
Miss Roberta Wright was at Gladys
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. elisha HolhrQois, Of
near Thacker. w. Va. are Waiting rel
atives at this place.
Mrs Bertha Webb and little daugh-
Tor Edith, were calling on Mrs. Nora
Wright recently.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-02-14
Weekly Health Talks
What Doctor Pierce Has
Done For Humanity
by DOCTOR GRIPS.

II has always seemed to mo that
, DR.. Pierce, OF Buffalo, N. Y, should be
placed near the top when list Of
Americas great beneiactors is written.
He studied and conquered human dis
eases TO degree that few realize.
Whenever he found n remedy that over
came disease, he Mt once announced it
In the newspapers and told where it
could be bought at small price. He
did not follow the usual custom of
keeping the ingredients secret, 30 that
the rich only could afford TO buy the
medicine, but openly printed the name
OF each root and herb lie used. And
50 to-day the names Of DIR. Pierce and
his medicines are widely known, and
they stand for better health and better
citizenship. Z
One OF this great physicians most
successful remedies is known as Doctor
Pierce'a Pleasant Pellets, These are
little, sugar-coated pills, composed az.
Mayapple, leaves OF aloe, root OF jalap4,
things that Nature grows in the grount
These Pellets are safe because tba
move the bowels gently, leaving no Boo
after effects, as SO many pills d.
Very often they make person wA
takcs thom feel like new maj %
woman, for they c'sanse the intestines
of hard, decayed ana poisonous rahlter
that accumulates when one is costige.
II you are constipated. by all means
30 to your druggist and get some Of
pr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. They
may prove TO be the very thing your
yatem requires 10 make you well and
'sppy.
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GRIFFITH CREEK.

Born, last Sunday. to Dan Senters
and wife, their twelfth son. All OF
| Mr.. Senter's children are boys big
husky, ed-blooded Americans.
John Alexander of Comfort, w. Va,
is here visiting relatives and taking
treatment for bronchial catarrh from
DIR. Burgess of Louisa.
Sam McHenry returned Friday from
Huntington. His tobacco averaged
| about fifty cents per pound, some
bringing seventy eight cents.
Mrs. Lon Brown has returned from
Ashlapd where her son Kelly has been
In hospital for several weeks.
ABBY and Jarvy Wallace of Norris,
are here teaming on the Chapman
haul
Newton Belcher is having his prop
erty at the Gallup "Ys overhauled and
additions built TO the house.
Several OF our boys are returning
from the army and navy. We certain
ly welcome them and are SO thankful
that their lives didn't have to be sac
riflced.
The Fugett Thompson mill has been
down for several days on account of a
broken cylinder.
The Gallup Lumber company has
begun operatio natter several weeks of
ldleness.
Mrs, Betty Perry was the Sunday
guest OF Mrs. Lys Sammons.
Il. Hays, of Ledocio, was on our
creek a couple of days this week Wis
itinE relatives.
Carl Senters is up from Ashland
this week visiting home folks.
Fred Perry is on the sick list.
Shirley Miller of Morris, is here Wis
iting relatives.
], w. Harris transacted business at
Sprigg, w. Va, Friday and Saturday.
MUTT.
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TERRIBLY s1"GtlEN
Suffering Described As Toriur,
Relieved by Elsck,Draught.

Rossville, Gle. Airs. Ealc lee Able, d
This place, writes: My husband is al
engineer and oace white li':lng, he in.
lured fl:nseli e Il, a piece OF heavy ma.
ctiner.' acroSa lie abdomen He was
SO soee as coail not bear to press on
hims; e al, on chest or abdomen. lie
Weighed les lbs,, and fell off until he
weighed 10 lbs, in two ~eeks.
He became consiipa,cd ard il locked
IKE he would die. We had three different
doctors, yet with all ti.cir medicine. his
bowels failed to aci, He would turn IN
ten-sent bottle of castor oil, aud drink
II Two Or three days in succession. He
did this yet without result, We became
desperate, he suffered so. He was swol-
len terribly. He told me his suffering
could only be described IS torture.
sent and bought Thcdipd's Rack
Draught. | made bmfate big dose,
and when II began 10 sSi be tainted, he
was in such misery, but he rot relief and
began 10 mend at once. He got well,
and we both feel he owes bis We 10
Thedford's Black raught,"
Thediord's Black Draughtw help you
% keep ~ ready for the days work.
NJ ~ Nc-s1i
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great work In preparing for develop
ment and reconstruction and in re-
organizing the public service, and had
made such Roadway in this respect
that the various bandit leaders now
were without real influence and were
operating In small bands.
He was emphatic in the statement
that Carranaa was the real power in
Mexico.
or paramount Importance. the Am
hessador said, was the possibility that
the troubles OF oil interests, including
American. soon would be adjusted,