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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1919-08-13
RADF0RD NORMAL NOTES

Prof. and Mrs W. Il. Gilbert
are on a two weeks vacation
at West Chester, Pa, the for
mer home Of Mrs Gilbert. They
Will spend some time at III,
summer cncampmant OF The
Quaker church near Philldel-
phia
Prof and Mrs. j. 4. Avcnt
are spending months vaca-
ton IN North Carolina Prof.
Avent will return to Radford
before the close of the second
term OF the summer quarter.
Miss Lillian Simmons, head
OF the department of manual
arts, has returned from Pea
body College, Nashville, Tenn.
where she studied the first term
OF the summer quarter Miss
Simmons has spent each SUM
mer for several summers IN
Peabody College doing advtnc
ed work III manual arts
DR.. j Il. Mcdonnell viii de
liver two addresses before the
Gordonsville summer rncamp
ment of the Christian church
the las. of this week. This en
ca'npnent, of Il religious, cdu
catlonul and cultural character.
IS conducted ten days each year
IN August.
The registration during the
second term of the summer
quarter has reached ISL. The
attendance during the second
term of the summer quarter has
constantly grown for the last
five years.
Each week in the auditorium
a high class moving picture
show Of an cducationa! or cui-
tural character is given for tn,
benefit of the students IN at.
tendance at the Normal school
In addition To these pictures .
number of lectures and enter.
tainmcnts will be given during
the second term.
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Holston Springs Closed to
Campers.

AS result OF the abuse of
the Sunday picnicing privilege
ut Holston Springs, where u
number of our young people
have enjoyed such good times
recently, Mr.. John Henry John
son asked us the last time we
were there to let it be known
that llolston Springs would be
henceforth closed To the public,
and every effort made to main.
tain the grounds for strictly
private use. II may be said
that the blame for causing this
structure cannot be laid at the
door of any Of the parties CON.
ing from the Gap, but that the
nelghburhood complained to
MIR. johnson about the doings
of some other campers not from
Big Stone Gap.
REV. +. w. BLISS
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House Guests Entertained.

On Thursday evening Miss
katherine iiolloman entertained
with a charming theatcr party in
honor Of the house guests OF
Misses Clara ana lilo Burchiicld.
The seats we're tastcfully roped
oil in purple aud white. Her
guests were: Misses lie May
and Shirley Ryan, of Indiana,
Misses Katherine lilly, Margaret
Bum, Elizabeth Carson, Lee
Buckles, Mary and Louise llar-
mon, of Bristol, Miss Ada Evans.
Of Johnson City. Miss Ina All
len, Misses CLARA and lilo Burch-
field.
Mcssrs. Robert Conicrford,
Creed Kelly, Dan ricrson, Gywu
Carico, Tom and Edward Good
loc, Edward Collier, Rufus Pet
tit, Virgil Minton, George and
William Goodloe.
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Big Auction Sale.

The Goodloe and Wade tract
OF land, located about one mile
below town, was sold at public
auction last Saturday morning
by the real estate firm of Mills
81 Mcconnell, Of Coeburn, con
sideration being about 500, 900
for both tracts. y large crowd
was on the ground and there
were several enthusiastic bid !
ders. Mrs. j. W. Oh alkley
bought the Wade farm, the
price being $500. The Good
loe farm was split mp into sew,
eral small tracts and was bid in
by Jno. w Chalkley, DR.. J y
Gilmer, Jno. w. Brotherton,
y. G. Jones and others, the
price for the entire tract being
aboutSl5,000.
The crowd was furnished
splendid music by the Norton
band ana was served with a
big free dinner. Col. Blair, of
Nashville, Tenn, was au ction.
eer.
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Appointed Manager OF Tele-
phone Company.

f. G. Whitehead, who recent
ly returned from France, and
was for several years connected
with the Chesapeake and Poto.
mac Telephone Company, has
been appointed local manager
of the company and will have
charge of tho company's inter
ests in Wise and Lee counties.
II. w. Lewis, who had been ac.
ting local manager, has resign.
ed .-Crawford's Weekly.
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Base Ball
Keokee VS.. Big Stone Gap.

Big Stone Gap met their great
est defeat of the season at Kco-
Rec Saturday in game which
was featured with several extra
base clouts aud many errors, the
score being II to 3. 1t was II
very creditable game up TO the
eighth inning when Kcolce
landed on Kelly fair and hard
sending base hits to every cor
her of the lot, one of which was
q home run drive by Bliss.
sonthpaw Kline, for Keokec,
was easy picking for the Gap
boys, and was knocked out of
The box in the early part of the
game, Meade relieving him.
Folly walked in the first inning
and Pickrel sent him home with
four base drive into left field.
rettlt touched Meade for home
run In the fourth but was called
out for overrunning second base.
innings. ........I 2345G7S9R II
nn ~, .........i or 021l0x II II
n'g Stone Gap. ..21 10000
batte:ies-Kine Meade and Buckles.
Nelly, Baker. Potter and Pickrel
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Autoist Have Great Trip.

Miss Al Brown and sister, in
Miss Browns car; their sister
and brother in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bob Coldiron in their car;
and Letcher Gilly, with his sis
ter, Miss Gilly and two daueh
tiers, Bcrnice aud Mildred, in
his car, have all returned from
an extensive tour to the Natural
Bridge, Washington and up in,
to the state of Pennsylvania. It
was great outing. Crawford
Weekly.
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Red Cross
Meeting

\ meeting of the Public Health
Nursing Service will be held at
the Red Cross room in the post
Office building On Thursday at
iernoon, the 18th at o'clock.
al who ar3 Interested in this
public health work are invited
to be present.
MINN1E c. Fox, Chairman
Public Health Nursing Service
COmmittec.
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gard to the industry, and when
states and municipalities are en-
abled by law to exercise SINH
lar supervision over intrastate
and local business, then ONLY
can we expect to have fair and
stable markets in which producer
and consumer alike will have Il
square deal.
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Young Men $
Club
Held Interesting Meeting in
Town Hall Friday Night.


General Ayers had drawn IN
resolutions Oh he railroad
strike situation and read same
10 the club. After considerable
discussion, Il vote was taken
and carried, to send II copy Of
these resolutions to u. S. Sen
ators from this state and to
representative Slemp.
Several Appalachia visitors
we're present and stated that
they were very much interested
in the highway to the Ken.
lucky field.
General Ayers, chairman of
the Publicity Committee stated
that his committee had n meet
ing and that he was preparing
some data for advertising pur
poses.
W. II. Wren, chairman, re-
ported keen interest by the
people along the proposed high.
way from Bristol to Big Stone
Gap y large map, drawn to
scale, was used to show the
various stretches of road. \
committee was appointed to
take this matter up with the
supervisors of Wise, Scott and
Lee counties to have them pre-
sent at the next meeting. MIR.
Chalkley moved that the Appa-
lachia Club be invited to name
II committee on the proposed
highway and meet with the
committee appointed by the
Young Mems Club at Mr.. X. Il.
Alsover's Office on Wednesday.
August 18th, al 400 o'clock p.
m. The secretary was instruct
ed to notify the jobbers Of
Bristol of the committee ap
pointed by the local club
The amalgamation of the
Young Mons Club and the
Board OF Trade has been dis
cussed and final decision re-
served for two weeks.
MIR. j. NJ. Goodloe reported
on the Baptist School for Male
Students TO be located in South.
west Virginia, and stated that
he was OF the opinion Big Stone
Gap had II very good chance
to land this. These people de.
sire to come TO Big Stone Gap
IN the near future to look things
over.
The Building Committee re-
ported five houses completed
since the organization Of the
club and six now under con
struction.
Mr.. b. Il. Warner, The new
manager OF the Monte Vista
Hotel, gave n talk on team
work and stated that he was
with the club in their actiiv-
tiles.
Mr.. G. G. Cochran took up
the matter of proposed rates on
telephones, and an effort Will
be made to have all organiza-
ions, town council, etc, in
Wise county to appoint com
to meet with the com
mittee appoited by the Young
Mems Club and appoint COM
inlttec to go to Richmond to
attend the hearing before the
commission which will he held
soon.
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Community
League

The Community League held
its regular monthly meeting in
the school building Friday
afternoon at o'clock, August
LIST, with the following mem
bcrs present:
Mcsdames Burchiield, Proctor
Brown, Gilly, Irvine, Lunsford.
OTIS Mouser, Mccormick. owen.
Prescott, Saycrs and Winston.
Mrs. Sayers called the meet
ing to order and the minutes of
the June meeting were read
and approved. 1t was suggest.
ed that hereafter we would
have roll.call.
y letter was rend by the sec
rotary from the Division Super
ntendcnt of The Wise County
schools, in regard 10 action
taken III the interest of music
in our public schools, advising
this to be a great work and
that school boards have Il right
to allow the teaching of music
in tile school room, and that al
ready we have two teachers of
public school music in the coun-
" supported by our school
boards out of regular school
funds. located at Cueburn and
Norton Mrs. Irvine moved
that Mrs. llon' be invited to
conduct sight-siuging classes in
our public school.
The treasurer reported Sl3S4
in the treasury The oil bill
was again discussed, it being
decided that we pay the Jan.
and Feb bill amounting to
$500.
\ report wns heard from
Mrs. h. Goodloc that Domestic
Science would be retained in
the school, Miss Dickson to
take charge.
Much time was taken up
going over the commuters,
that each chairman should
snow hgr uutlfs. he commit,
. g, on c"ucn.'o,i 20 oe ro'al ne
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MEAT CONSERVATION
NO LONGER NEEDED

N'N''NTN'A' NiltNipi
of the extension division of the
Virginia Polytcchnic Institute,
thinks that the people of Virgin
Ia will be particularly interested
in the following statement re-
Gently issued by the department
of agriculture, The statement
Is TO this effect:
"With meat prices to the con.
sumner so high that he is denying
himself, and with prices for live
stock, especially beef and lamb
50 low to the producer that he is
actually losing money, the ma
ton IS confronted with grave
problem which requires solution,
if we are not to suffer Il decline
in the live stock industry.
There is no longer need for
meat conservation. The supply
is plentiful aud patriotic citizens
may freely disregard the meat
saving plncards which are still
displayed at many eating places.
Europe needs our surplus pork
but is filling its beef require
ments by importation from South
America and Australia. Prices
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Wcd,n.1,, .,.,,;r, N;. cl,r,
Burchtiold entertained MIN !
very DELIGHTFUL mnsounrade
dance oiyen n honor If hnr
house onosts Misses lie NAV ind
Shirley RYAN Of Indiana llotb-
crime Tillv Naroorct Huun
Elizabeth Carson I.nr Hnclrlns
Mary and Louisr Harmon IF
Bristol and Ada Evans If Jobn.
son Citv 4 strinoeJ orchostr,
furnisbcd rvrcllenf n,,.i, az tbn
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1919-08-13

lnnnforcing the new dog laws
OF Washington county, Va.
olj warrants have been issued
aud served on delinquent dog
owners since July 10th, accord.
ing to announcement made Sc
veral days ago by |. T.. King,
game warden of Washington
county.-Lebanon News.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1919-08-13

Tuesday night Miss Myrtle
Clarke entertained with Il six
course dinner in honor OF the
house guests Of Misses Clara and
lilo BnrchGcld. Her guests were
Misses lie May and Shirley Ryan,
Of Indiana, Miss Katherine IIol-
loman, Mrs. G. Il. Burchiield,
Mrs. Clarke, Clara and ilo Burch-
field, Ira Franklin, Of Indiana
Elmer and Billy Bnrchfield.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1919-08-13
Mothers Club Meetings.

The Mothers Club of the
v u >. W. met at the home Of
Mrs. Patrick Arlington, August
TN at Up m. Good slidos from
the National Organization for
Prevention of Blindness was
shown.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1919-08-13
Standing of League.

Buy a Corona Typewriter
from the Wise Printing Co.
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Wednesday afternoon a de
lightful picnic was enjoyed by
Misses Madge Mnmcy, lie May
and Shirley Ryan, of Indiana,
Polly Kelly, Caroline Goodloe,
Muriale Smell, Clara and lilo
Burchlield and George Goodloe,
nj the Natural Tunnel.
While in the Gap the entire
party enjoyed 4 trip to ST.
Charles and to the Imam mines.
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WANTED. Base Ball Games
with teams from large mining
towns in Southwest Virginia.
We play Sunday ball only.
Write or wire for dates Signed
N.'R. Barton, Mgr, Lynch
Baseball Club, United States
Coal " Coke Co., Lynch, XIV.
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The Mothers Club and Girl
Scouts of the l.. ~ n. met at tho
church August at , D. m.
Nursing demonstration and
reading Of clinical thermometer
gwen. Those attending were.
Mrs. George Akens, Mrs. S. w
seward, Mrs. I. ID. james, Mrs.
VI. n. Noe, Mrs. e. f. Garrison,
Mrs. j. a. Seaton, Mrs. G. f..
Deenor, Mrs. Charles Collins,
Misses Rosa Quillan, Josephine
Willis, Janet Palmer, Gladys
Bradshaw, Mary Lee Bradshaw
Georgia Seaton, Virginia Sea-
ton, ollie Kelly, Grace Palmer,
Nirgie Garrison.
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Our jails are full of all sorts
of criminals-except profiteers,
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The Mothers Club and Girl
Scoutsof + tst Stone Gap met at
the school house, August Z at >
.. IN. Lesson in reading clint
cal thermometer given, Anna
Rose carrying oil honors for
rea'iing II the best and quickest.
those attending were: Rene
Gil!y, Eva Wells, Kate B!edsoe,
Lavada Giles. Anna Rose, Stella,
Wells, 'l'helmu Hood, jamie
Tate, Thelma Giles, Lille Will
lis, Macie Giles, Mrs. j. Is.
Qualls, Mrs. Jones.
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The Mothers Club and girls
~ plat 3 met at the home Of
Mrs. j. n Blessing, August 9TH
at ? p. IN. Nursing dcmonstrn-
ton gwen. Slides from u. ).
pnhlic Health Service shown.
those attending were; Mrs.
w y Carpenter, Mrs. j NJ.
Willis, Mrs. h. u. IIurd, Mrs.
j y Blessing, Mrs. w. l.. Bish-
op. Misses Edith Bishop, Mac
Wills, Susie kilgorc, Gladys
iurd, Elizabeth Moore, Denna
Bishop.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-28
PREPARE TO GIVE
PERSHING GREAT
WELCOME 70 IT,

WASHINGTON. July 2s.-Prepara-
tions for the welcome Of Gen. Psrshlng
on his return home are being made by
18th congress and war department, but
the plans OF neither are yet complete.
The congressional program, however,
as already drafted calls for the gift OF
a sword, a vote Of thanks and the per-
manent ran Of general on the COM
mRnder OF the American expeditionary
forces. War department plans have not
yet been completed and are awaiting
receipt OF information as to the time
Of Gen, Pershing's return.
Preliminary house committee discus
sion already has indicated that there
will be no opposition to the proposal
e give Pershing the permanent rank
a. general.
oers for distinguished services In war
are divided into. three classes: ~ The
thanks OF congress; az hrevet rank;
go increased rank on the active or on
the retired list.
From 1883 TO 1908 the thanks of CON
greEs were extended 10 20 officers for
services in the war OF 1872, the Mexican
war and the Civil war. Since 1903 the
thanks Of congress have been extended
only to four army officers-three for
distinguished serfases in constructing
the Panama canal.
The rank of general has been given
20 few officers. among them Grant,
Sherman n Sheridan. On the death
OF Gen. Sheridan the rank ceased 10
exist and vas not revived until the
world war, when temporarily given 10
Pershing and Peyton c, March as chief
of staff
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-28
RICHLY G0WNED SOCIETY
WOMEN FLEE IN RAID

MINEoLA, n. Y. July 2s.-Neariy 40
handsomely gowned women rushed
panic stricken from q residence In Ce-
d%arhurst, near here, early yesterday,
gambling is said to have been in prog
ress. Despite a heavy rain the women
succeeded in forcing their way past
guards and escaped over muddy fields.
Tho raid was made by members OF
the state constabulary and several spe-
the house with drawn reVolvers. 1t
was the sight Of these that created
panic among the women.
Three men and a truckload Of gaInb-
ling paraphernalia were taken by the
raiders, who said that some Of the poker
chips were marked al high as 81, 900,
The men refused to give their names
and were booked at police headquarters
Al John Superintendent" John Book
keeper and John Doorkeeper."
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-28
CONFEDERATE VETERANS
TO MEET AT M'NElL

camden, Ark, July 20. (Spl)-The
eighteenth annual reunion Of Confed.
crate veterans Of Southwest Arkansas
VIII be held at Mcneil from July 20
TO Aug. |. This annual reunion brings
immense crowds TO Mcneil from all
parts OF the state,
On July 20 the visitors will meet at
Mcneil and get settled for the big
show. NO special program is set for
the opening day.
On. July So Dr,-C. NJ. Norwood, com
mander, VIII pretde, The program for
tho day includes: Address OF welcome,
Rev. NJ. X. Irwin: commanders annual
address, Dr. Norwood: addresses by
Hon j. W. Wtrren of Camden, G.
w. Mckay Of Magnoiia, Rev. W, M.
Hays. A business session and annual
election Of officers will close The days
proceedings.
Thursday, July 81 is sons and daugh-
t.ers' daN, Judge A., n. Pope, comrnan-
preside. Capt, j NJ. Keiso. Jr., will
deliver the addrtss OF welcome.
The address Of the day will be giveH
by Gov, G. H. Bropgh. Other speakers
on the program are. MAJ. Sam Craw-
ford, Rev, w. NJ. Wright OF Camden,
Nlss Martha Gee Of Camden VIII elve
On Aug, l an experience meeting vii
be held Veterans Of the Civil var
the Spanish American war AMI
the big world wal Will give refnihis-
censes. The reunion viii adjourn al
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-28
WAR RISK MEN ARE TO
BE AIDED AT JACKSON

JACKSON, Tenn, July %. (Spl.)-
superintendent VIM. A. Fitch, M. D., Of
the field examination and medical relief
Of the United States public health SER
vice, has been In the city for the past
few days In the interest Of organising
q corps OF medical consultants for bene-
nciaries Of the war risk insurance. Ar
engagements have been made through
Superintendent Fitch with the local
hospitals to take care of all disabled
service men who might need treatment.
Also In each major zone there Is APP
pointed a corps of medical consultants
consisting OF a surgeon and internist,
an o~rthopaedic surgeon, an eye, ear.
nose and throat specialist, q neuropsy-
chiatrist, a dentist and medical corps
men together with laboratory and
X-ray facilities.
DR., j. l.. Crook has been appointed
surgeon for this district and DR.. A. B.
Dancy, eve, ear, nose and throat
specialist, The other appointments
have not yet been given out. The
authorities have quite a lengthy list OF
beneficiaries In this county who are
urged to take advantage Of the treat
ment offered by the government. The
American Red Cross is cooperating
with the public health service and ex-
presses a willingness to assist ali
worthy hen~eficiaries in securing med
ical treatment at the expense OF the
government.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-28
NOW ASSERT KAISER
NEVER ADVOCATED

BERLIN. July 2s. (By the Associated
Press. )--This mornings Pan-German
newspapers Of Berlin make a feature Of
a five-column expose of occurrences In
connection with the outbreak of the
German revolution last November, in
GLIDING a struggle taking place at Ger
man headquarters at Spa on Nov. o,
lasting nearly "a hours to induce EN-
peror William to abdicate.
Material Is adduced to show that
Prince Macmillan OF Baden, then i'm
perial chancellor. finally took the in
itiative and gave to the Wolff bureau
an official statement that the emperor
had abdicated as emperor I'M king Of
Prussia, although It Is averred he had
done neither and has never renounced
the throne Of Prussia.
Prince Macmillan. 1t is declared, took
this step out OF misguided patriotism In
An attempt to subdue the revolutionary
movement. which was rapidly getting
out Of hand. and by 1t forced the EN-
peror's advisers to hurry him away to
Holland. The Pan Germans nov
charge the former ,cfsncellor with
treaChery,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-28
BIG STILL is RAlDED
IN COLUMBUS VICINITY

COLUMBUS. Miss, July rs, (Spl)-
Revenue Officers u. La Rue and J. l..
BOYD. with headquarters In New Or
the northeastern section OF the county
Sunday, and found 1.400 gallons OF
mash and several gallons Of corn whis-
KY. The place was well prepared TO
turn out booze in large quantities, hav-
ing been equipped with q comparative
ly new ~60.gallon still and other modern
apparatus. Wilson Partain and Will
liam Crosby, two white men, and Will
liam Blevins. negro, were arrested, and
will be taken to Aberdeen, where they
will be arraigned before a federal COM
missioner, The still was located on a
plantation formerly owned by John b.
Williams, sheriff OF Lowndes county,
but which was sold a short time age
to ]. S. Newsom of Jasper, Ala.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-28
.CalOmel Loses You a Days Work!
Take DodSon'S Liver Tone Instead
Read my guarantee! If bilious, constipated or head
achy you need not take nasty, s~ickening, danger
Gus calomel to get Strengthened up.

ton. you have only to ask for your
money hack.
DoesOn ; Liver Tone Is a pleasant
tasting. purely vegetable remedy, harm.
less 20 both children and adults. Take
a spoonful at night and wake Up feel
Ing fine: no billousness. sick head
ache acid stomach or constipatsd bow
els. II doesn't grippe or IA incon.
venIence all the next day like violent
calomel Take q dose Of calomeI TO-DAY
and tomorrow you will feel weak, sick
and nauseated. Don't lost = days Worki
Take Dodsoh's Liver Tone instead and
feel fine, fun OF vtgor and ambition.
adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-28

made q wen Won.
can now do all my ~housework and adj
wise all aillng women to try Lydia
u. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
and ] will guarantee they will de-
rive great benefit from it."-Mrs,
Frank Fitzgerald, % y, list St., West
Philadelphia, Pa.
There are thousands ,bf women ev-
erywhere In Mrs Fftageraid's con
dttion, suffering from nervousness
hackache headaches, and other syrnp.
was a grateful spirit for health re.
stored which led her to write thi:
letter SO that other women may bene
TT from her experience and FIND
health as she has done.
For suggestions in regard to you
condition, write Lydia &C. riukhan
Medicine Co, Lynn, Mass. The result
Of their forty years experience is a
your service