The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-10
PROFESSOR SAVES
JOB AND HEALTH BY
TAKING PEPSINOL
Digestion Upset BY Shock, re 0r0oo'N
and Became Desponden1.
ONE DOSE BROUGHT "PEP"

ONE DOSE BROUGHT "PEP
For many years Ebert Ramsey haa
followed the teaching protesasoonndi 10 the
omteide active world of business ana
many times he had laid his plans 70 en-
bark upon the voyage when ne oe rer
would bring him to Weait dan ant was
deferred. For fourteen years IN suG ia
sion the little college in which ne hs si.
Tho chair of mathematics increased hls
salary. The increase was small IL,
hut il was enough to enable him 70 iay
aside a little more each year. toward r;, one
dav when he would enter the business
! maelstrom and joust with his teil9"s;;
! A little girl vas born to him hiio Hts
wife Mar.l-a- She hIled tnei Ir, nE all
his affection. In turn he was her n n
To him she hastencd when he came iToit ~
! his classroom. Apparently forgetlui %
her mother; her thoughts So were 0ni' ="
l He shared her games. He got as HuCn
, enjoyment from her toys as .. Sne u irne
| He was the one who read her Pathnr
Story" He was more heF DIE '
' # was a home Of happiness for FL
| hort Ramsey. He thought only OF the
present and of his family-of Tnat nc
was going to do for his little dausn.GiI
and his wife when he entered the pusi-
But suddenly all was changed. EioeLt
Ramsey fell iii For years he had stuck
| too closely to his books. he mao NE
ected to take er, eoerc oS sunlgt and air
which should have been his. His illness
was not apparent at first, but ncVerthe-
! less he was sick. He felt stranSenesss
growing up between h MN Tor A his family
Aid not diminish, but he lost the power
! of EXPRESSING II.
He was irritable in the class room,
| increasingly so. He sharply rcprlmana-
eiected president Of the college. The
father called upon Prof. Ramsey ana
I protested gently. Ramsey holly replied
and after a bitter quarrel tenoereo MS
| resignation 1t was accepted.
| Ramsey regretted his action the mo-
ment it was taken. but pride prevented
| his admitting his error and apoioglzlns.
J He boosted TO his wife that now ne was
| through with the college forever and
/ could do as he had planned TO DO LOT
: That night Ramsey slept but fitfully
J and arose the next morning nervous
ed him. He was unable to read, he was
unable to play with his little girl. he
was unable to concentrate his thoughts.
So IL continued. Day after day he SAT
brooding. only occasionally stirring iron,
he took into the town he met an old
college mate and fellow professor. who
| was amazed at the change In Ramsey
! appearance.
| lie stopped Ramsey though the latter
| would have passed him by.
| Good heavens, old fellow, what's the
mattcr%' he asked.
Ramsey mumblcd a reply and started
| 70 walk on, but his fellow professor
grabbed him by the arm ana swung hiil'
about.
! demand that Ramsey. puzzled but oocdl-
cnt. obcyed. ,.
nation Take Pepsinol."
| What" CALCULATED Ramsey.
Take Pepsir oil. Go right into the
drug store here and get bottle dnss OF T rSp
will fix you up. I'll be over 10 sec you
| tomorrow"
Ramsey, almost in 4 daze. obeyed. He
took the Pcpsinol when he retired, ex-
pecting another sleepless night. he
awokc in the morning refreshed. Short
,ly after he arose his bowels were gently
moved. He was once more APPLE 70 con
centrate his thoughts. 4 dull headache che
, and pain in the eyes which he had had
for many days disappeared.
J After hearty breakfast he played
[ for some time with his daughter, the
first time in two weeks: He chatted
/ braycly tried to cheer her husband in
his dependency, n dependency she was
unable to explain.
| 4 long walk in the open air followed.
! then luncheon and when Ramscy's fell
| low professor appeared he received
hearty greeting, much different from
| that Of the day before.
How goes it?" he asked.
zine, Charles" Ramsey replied. But
what is this popsinol?"
THAT, old chap, is a gentle laxative
tonic. I could tell that was exactly
what you needed. Your digestive APP
paratus was completely upset and your
! nerves shot to pieces.
II knew that rcpSinol would fix you
up as It did my brothcg after he broke
down from ovcrwork. Pepsinol Is a
| strengthened as we'll as n laxative.
' Your digestive organs were put on the
road to normal and your nerves were
| strengthened. You needed a recon-
structivc medicine. not a destructive.
I Pepsinol was the one necessary. II II
had not been. for Pepsinol you would
have been seriously i'll in n short time. y
"Wcll. my nightmare is over" said
Ramsey. and l want to thank you and
PcpSinol."
That evening Ramsey called on the
: president of the college. made hand
! some apology and returned TO his work
| the next day He has never considered
| leaving there since.
/ Genuine Pepsinol is made only by The
Pcplax Medicine Co.. Memphis. Tenn.
and is in strict accordance with the Med
I teal Standards Of the United States
! Phnrmacopea. To be convenient FOR
| everybody and yet TO prevent substitute
! being sold for Pepsinol. we have ap-
pointed a special "Pepsinol Agent" in
| each section Of Wheeling:
! John Coleman Co., Conservative Life
| Bldg: John Coleman Co. 25th and Chap
| line ST.; Bacr's Pharmacy, 18th and Mar
! kct ST.; Racr's Pharmacy. 18th and Chap
! line ST.; IIoge-Davis Drug Co, 1894 Main
! St; Hogc-Davis Drug Co.. 1145 Main ST.:
! c. II. Griest & Co. Market ST.: Schmidts
Pharmacy. 1908 Market ST.: Moore's
| Quality Drug Store. $50 Main St; Kee-
. sor's Drug Store, goth and Market St;
| Chatham Sinclair. 46th and Jacob ST.;
Selby & Reed, Bridgeport: Selby & Reed.
! Martins Ferry; Fulton Pharmacy, Full
ton; The Pike Pharmacy. Woodsdale: c.
s. Grier & Co.. Elm Grove: w. E. Nc
! Namara. Warwood: Albert G.. Harlem
' ..oip E,ollapcbne. Iohp r F1sen Wells