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The evening world., 1920-12-18

smart fashion. Third model
edged with a dainty colored silk
braid. All lined throughout
with China silk and have patch
pockets, cord or long string gir-
die.
French Flannel Robes
Two models; one with entire
neckline, front, sleeves and pock-
cts bound with buttonhole stitch
in yarn of contrasting shades;
Others with deep shawl collar
and cuffs with hand bound and
scalloped edge.
Colors are rose, pink, white,
copenhagen and deep sea blue,
wistaria, orchid. Sizes 36 to Al.
Third Floor, Old Building
The evening world., 1920-12-18
WOmen's Heather Stockings
Lovely Silk BOdices, 81

Plenty to choose from in 81 group. Washable
profusion Of laces and ribbons A dainty gift.
DOwn-St airs 81 ore, OIL
The evening world., 1920-12-18

Sears Roebuck shoe factories here an
nounCed wage reduction OF 20 Der
cent. yesterday effective Dec. 81. Nor
mally 600 are employed. but the factories
have been running with short crews
nf late
The evening world., 1920-12-18
A delightfully."- feminine gift
80 WOmen'S EOunging
Robes at $23.50
Were $3.50 TO $395O

Seven models, each very
becoming and beautifully
made.
BANANA Silk
Robes
Light weight yet warmly
quilted; two models--One with
satin bound edges, large patch
pockets, becoming Tuxedo col
lar, cord girdle; lined through
out with China silk.
Albatross Robes
Three models. Two models
have deep Tuxedo collars. Either
embroidered or quilted in a
The evening world., 1920-12-18

Folding Game Tables
81 to 81.
Work Baskets
SOC to $40.
Scrap Baskets
81 to S6.
Roller Skates
$l.6O to So.
Carving Sets
$3.50 to S22,
Poultry Shears
$3.50 to S7.25
Teapot Stands
75c to Sl.35.
Nut Picks and Cracker
soc to Sl.75 set.
Pocket Knives
81 70 IS.
Child's Table Tray
$500.
Tool Boxes and Cabinets
Sl3.25 to $l38.
Work Benches
S28 to S5i 80.
Serving Trays
$3.50 to SIS,
Dinner Chimes
$3.50 to $27.
Crumb Trays and Scrapers
S2,75 to SO.
Covered Baking Dishes
81 to $3.50.
Casseroles-Nickel Frames
S3.65 20 Sl0.50,
The Housewares So {
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1,2OO Boys BIOuses---95c

pI6U gTdueS
1900 we-made blouses going Monday at less than cost
to manufactured
All made OF fine percae madras and chevots, in exclu-
sive patterns in stripes in wide ard narrow effects in plain
coors in all white in self stripes and white chevots Some
have collars attached have neck band Sizes to 16 yrs
$3.50, So ard $3.50 Blouses at Sl.95
l2O0 more all beautifully finished, of fine materials,
imported and domestic-fne Madras Russian cord, and
custom shrtngs Also very fine striped Gnnes, khaki
and soisette Everything about them is Materials
workmanship pearl buttoTs, design and fineh.
Some collars plain others have neck
band SiIes for boys Third Floor, Old Building
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-26
LODGE IN CONFERENCE
ON RESTORING PEACE
Wilson is Expected to State His
Hand After Consulting
Cabinet.

Washington. March 26.--The form of
n resolution declaring peace was discussed
Tuesday by Senator Lodge, Chairman
of the Senate Foreign Relations Com
mittee, and Representative Porter, Chair
man of the House Foreign Affairs Com
mittee.
They did not reach any definite agree
ment on a plan, but it was announced
later that the House committee probably
would take up the resolution introduced
last week by Representative Tinkham
of Massachusetts at an early date.
Some Senators favor letting the House
take the initiative in action on q peace
resolution, while among House members
the inclination is to wait for the Senate.
But because of the increasing difficulty
of keeping a quorum of the Senate, that
body probably would not be able to act
for some time, Senators said. 1t would
be impossible to get more than a third of
the members of the Foreign Relations
Committee together now for meeting be-
cause of the illness or absence of members.
An intimation that statement from
President Wilson masking plain to Congress
whether he would accept joint peace
resolution or would veto it might be forth
coming within few days increased the
inclination of many members in both
To this report, the President intends to
call Cabinet meeting, probably early
next week, to consider the whole interna-
tional situation, and out of that meeting
Senators thought, might grow some de-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-26
DAUGHTERS COUGH STOPPED
CHEST SORENESS LEFT HER

time and I'm sure it's the most powerful
medicine a person can take. In my dauph-
tcr's case it was very effective and the
results were quick and pronounced" !"
declared Mrs. Sarah Donley, 63l6 Haver-
ford avenue, West Philadelphia, Pa
I With the exception Of few doctors
who cling TO medicine Of their own or 10
tonics previously perfected, Earle's Hypo-
Cod is a favoritc. Leading doctors of the
country prescribe it. Eminent chemists
assert it in the most powerful, effective
and palatable reconstructive, Alternative
digestive, and nutritive tonic made. 1t
contains as formula on bottle proves,
Syrup OF Hypophosphites, malt, iron,
wine, cherry bark and extract of pure
cod liver oil The name on the bottle
guarantees highest quality in medicine
Earle Chemical Company, Wheeling
w. Va.
Earle's Hypo-Cod is sold here by Eckerd
medicine store, sos Market street. and the
leading druggists in all nearby towns.
Price $ % plus 5 cents war tax.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-26
Hypo-Cod Drove Out a Bad
Case of Bronchial Trouble
for Her Also.
RESULTS WERE. QUICK

"My daughter had bad case of Bron-
chial trouble Then she caught bad cold
that made her eyes water and get red and
look like she was crying oil the time. Later
on the cold went down into her lungs and
she developed dangerous cough. We
feared pneumonia Her appetite went
away and then she became nervous. She
SIMPLY could not sleep much at night and
grew so weak and had SO little energy we
read about Earle's HypoICod and got
her a bottle. She now has taken two bot
Ties Of this splendid preparation and It
has helped her greatly The coughing
has stopped and all tire soreness across
her chest has gone. We are delighted with
it. Her appetite came back and she has
more strength and energy a whole lot.
She looks better than she has in long
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-26

cision by Mr.. Wilson to state publicly
his intentions with respect to making peace
Now that the treaty has been rejected,
some Senators have begun to suffer from
a species of panic, wondering what will
happen if no permanent peace arrangement
can be made quickly. The moro they
consider the possibilities, some Senators
say, the less likelihood they see of the
speedy re-establishment Of the technica
relations of peace which are necessary
before American business can resume re-
latiors to the fullest extent with German
business.
A peace resolution or modus vivendl
would serve for only a short time, SEN
ators said, and if in the meantime no
steps were taken to negotiate a permanent
treaty those Senators who helped reject
the treaty might find themselves at cleo
ton time under the responsibility before
angry constituents of having created an
embarrassing business situation.
A practical general feeling that Congress
must do something about it is likely to
result, Senators said, in the passage of
some sort of resolution. The simpler it
is, leaders declare, the more quickly it
will pass
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-26

1t will take probably ten days or possibly
two weeks to act on all the applications,
and they arc plling up at the rate Of
five hundred n day
The approach of the tourist season
has caused hundreds OF citizens TO ask
for passports. Action will bc first taken
on what arc regarded rs emergency
applications. Citizens who arc going
abroad on urgent business will be given
tho preference. Mere pleasure seekers
will have TO wait
II have not made an examination OF
the applications, but ! should say that at
least score of Delaware citizens arc
clamoring for official permission to 90
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-26
Hairs Quickly Vanish
After This Treatment
(Helps to Beauty

Science has aided in simplifying the
banishing of hairy growth from the
face, and according to beauty special
list, the most effective treatment yet de-
vised consists of applying a delatone
paste to the hairy surface for 2 or 3
minutes. The paste is made by mixing
some water with little powdered della
tone When this paste rs removed and
the skin washed every trace OF hair has
vanished. BE sure to get real delatone.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-26

abroad, said 81 official at tho passport
division Those who nrc required To
leave the country on important and
urgent business will receive attention
at once. The pleasure scekcra must
wait"
All sorts of devices arc rcsoried 10 bv
citizens who want 10 make n quick geta-
way to Europe. A Adoctor certificate say
ing that the applicant needs rest and D sea
voyage accompanies many Of the requests
for passports. Sometimes the passport
officials suggest sea trip from New York
10 Galveston, but the applicant insists
that 20 obtain any real benefit he must
croag the ocean
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-26
MANY DELAWAREANS
WANT To co ABROAD
But Applications for Passports
Will Not be Granted Libcr-
ally by State Department.
Special Dispatch From Every Evenings
Washington Correspondent

Special Dispatch From Every Evening
Washington Correspondent
Washington, March 26.-Morc than a
score of Delaware citizens arc seeking
passports authorizing them to 90 to
Europe and they have for the past two or
three weeks urged the State Department
to act favorably in their cases. The
absence, however, of head to the
department has made it impossible to
obtain the necessary travelling authority.
Announcement was made yesterday
by the passport division Of the department
that every effort would be made to issue
passports and with rs much speed as the
rules Of the government will permit, Nearly
five thousand applications are on file.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-26
Wesley Institute Trustees.

The following trustees of Wesley Cole
giate Institute have been nominated for
reelection on the expiration Of their
terms: George p. Jones, w. l.. White,
Robert Watt, w. II. Wise, r.. p. Nichols,
j. w. Colona. In addition the following
new candidates were nominated: ]. l..
Sparkin, p. r. VanDyke, J. w. Jones,
George G. Williams, John ]. Bunting
and " Il Hahtart
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-26
Wrong Address.

In story concerning the alleged
efforts of a Chester man to induce a
Wilmington man to part with some money
in a scheme which the police say is not
legal the address 7I3 French street was
used as "a house where unlawful para
phernalia was found This was an error
the address being misquoted
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-26

Help Them TO Remember.
The Germans take a soicnn oath
never TO forget their lost cause. And
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-26

they show signs ri forgetting tbs
Alice will help them remember --Clevo-
land PLAIN Dealer.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-07
FRIENDS saw
THIS WOMANS
IMPROVEMENT
Says She Feels Better Than
in Five Years.

when my friends tell me how much
have Improved IN health and appear
nncc ] always say owe II ri to Tan
lac said Mrs Margaret Norman. OF
Dale avenue. oki,horuu City. okla
Several years ago" sha continued.
Il had An attack OF nervous prostra-
tion. and afterwards ! would suiicr
wi@ cramps IN my stomach after eat
ing | had palpi,Ations Of the heart
and rhor'ness OF breath 80 bad that !
would actually become unconscious Al
times and ! would have such terrible
headaches that | could hardly endure
them. ! became 70 weak that vas
unable 20 attend 10 my housshold
duties and everything VIC . burden
TO me
Nothing seemed "a help me at oil
iiil ! bsssn taking ranlac on the sdvlce
Of . friend. Then my headaches leit
me the FIRST week and my stomach
trouble was soon relieved. Nov I can
eat anything I want without its being
followed with palpitations. headaches
or sick ppeils. NV nerves are In fine
share and I sleep we'll at night l
have sain~d several pounds In weight.
my strength and energy are returning
and I actually feel better than have
In five years. Ny husband has been
taking Taniac, too. and no thinks a.
hisiiy Of the medicine A. ! DO"
Tsniac y cold in Oklahoma City e.
eiusively By Roach d Vssvsy DRUG
company. (Adv.D
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-07
LINKED
)|!lFlcHr ON
REDS N U. 5.
J)earIngs Which Begin To-
4 day May Last 2 Months.

'VA0ljiN0ToN. Jan 1.--Dstsrmina-
~ = the government 10 carry on 90
~ finish 10 fight 10 rid the nation
e tonnusist ana communls, labor
rogey members. more than 1900 OF
V1GlD nov Await deportation proceed-
- % . result Of the recent nation
~ ra@da lWas seen 10 tho request
tu&AmhittSi Yesterday b. the depart
o1nk or labor 10 cOnsreas for new sp-
U1vPiAttons asHf~s~ttas iLlIo.QQc 10
y WA IN the enforcement OF laws
oOlas: radicals and for their deporta-
ne department. of isbor's request for
o16ieioAal funds 10 conduct tn work In
UVetinG out radicalistn was based on
pooeDmsndstion Of Anthony Camlnetti.
oonq,sotoner senern Of immigration.
Prediction vas made AZ tho depart
0none q Justice that the hearings on
1oportation cases. which sro scheduled
- betin today In several cities. viii
voQuiro two months Additional time
q Tie cases In Washington.
n, attorney esnsrsi's stan. detailed
- DBuDaFs the cases aspinst the radi.
eolo. also 10 anticipating . strenuous
fight before those to b. deportcd are
oboari IN outgoing steamer in sddi-
~ 10 the 'slush fund Of the two
pastteo. estimated st more than 81, ,ooo.-
~. officials said yestaIday that un-
1ooetsdiy more would be obtained
AkAe
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-07

ran Wild and the drillsrs vsss Obliged
10 work aii day 10 get Il under centroi.
II I tho first Instance on record
whcrc . ~sh has resisted ali efforts to
control Il for nearly twelve hours Tho
vel marks the furthest southwest pro-
Queer.
Tho Guf Refining company com.
pls'ed . perfect day by bringing In
its chatham No I. In to.!i-J. oo the
center OF the south limo Of the SEC
ton. The well was left open . few
hours and then shut In rs thero was
no, sufficient tanksse on hand TO take
cat, Of the oil During this time 10
EuaEed st ,T.sce barrels = day. The
production was found In the deep sand
NJ 1000 feet
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-07
DREADED FOR
NIGHT 10 COME
Texas Lady. In Pretty Bad
Fix. Heard Of Cardui.
Tried L. and Now Says
Il Saved Her Life.

Chiffon, Teya'-Mr. Mary Roose.
OF ,hi, place. states Some time ago |
wa, quite sick and suffered q great
deal. | had been suffering quite
awhile. Al times had such
severe pains in my back. aero" my
hips and in my sides--I vas in =
pretty bad fix Was so rest
less dreaded for nigh, to come.
Having heard OF Cardui. ! thought
Id try il. ! commenced 10
get better with my first bottle. |
took six bottles of Cardui, and will
tell any woman what this Cardui
Home Treatment can and will do II
taken according TO directions. We
not only feel i, cured but Z.
most likely saved my life. am able
to do my work with case and know
Sardui did IT,
Cardui has been found TO relieve
many womanly pains and ailments.
and thousands of women have writ
ten 10 tell OF the benefit Il has been to
them. in cases OF female troubles and
weakness.
Cardui is prepared from mild. me.
dioinal ingredients, which &C, ~ .
tonic and help build up health and
strength in 4 natural manner.
Try Cardui. At druggists. (Adv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-07
New England Reds
Accent Deportation

BOSTON. Jan. THE hour hundred
alissed rrdicals gathered In federal
SAids IN New ENGLAND last week gave
voice yesterday 10 their 1sslN 10 ac-
eept deportation without . legal battle.
4estlng In tho house u correction at
Uoer island. where they are being held.
thsy discussed their plight ana then,
cStes OF Long live tho soviet" seYeed
- - to free Russia" described by
ene Of their spokesmen ~ tho land Of
tyus liberty"
Inc Ksplan. IN snn6uncing their De-
ooucN. said they would demand that
No 70 a. political prisoners. In care
- The Russian ambassador, and trans
p1gttl In Russian shipA preferably
sWetA ths red flag flying.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-07
FINAL Treaty
I. DISCUSSION 70
/ / Be HELD FRIDAY
Every Question Unsettled TO
0 Be Considered.
Ry international News servics, ,

u.
LONDON. Jan. Tho inter allied
eoAfsreaces TIM, win opss IN Paris on
ySs1Ay viii he the final discussions and
an aimed 10 clear up every peace aues.
elea that remains Unsettled. Il vas de-
eArcd toby Ivy Sir william su,her-
NOD. confidential parliamentary secre.
~ 70 Premier .floyd.Oeosxe,
The conference hstwssn the Arttish
81 italian officials In this city wAs
resumed In Downing street today.
The meeting here 10 simply for pour
Desiers" said rrsmier Mia Definite
oectsiona Will he taken a Paris
by the application Of self-de'esmin.
atlsn. Fiums belongs TO Italy. We wish
most ardeptiy ~ facilitate peace, hut
N return We expect support along this
line on this all-lnportant matter"
when Premier Lloyd George, A.
0anar law. Earl Curson. the foreign
Oosretary. Premier MIN OF Italy. and
Slenof sclhioia. ths Rattan foreign
oa1alet~s. 20 90 Paris IN Thursday
Nh. Will start conference during
SS)ch u II planned 10 clear every,
ln1eticn that 10 outstanding" said Sir
2lnIam.
~0rtat Britain u tired ~ the M
ouMinable dehys. The general trend
~ ~ Turkish treaty Win he settled,
~ Yume problem win be solved and
~ general form cf the nots demand.
-, The estradltion Of the former
os WIN be sgreed upea"
j1nse rfobahly win he inteynation-
l04 Great britain win not agree 70
- oslpslea not n arcord with the
y = ~ ualtsS States and the
a noses y nkAH 10 ~ dcas rss,rd-
uDglA ualeae ev~stufea are made
~ esluAsviks Givins The aniss rss-
- bpljsve that . ceastttueat as
y - . rsspeAslb,s ssvsrsment
ogael n ID ampi1 Z case Of
~ eer vt<h Rasu1a."
y is1)eWiAe psGolseisa = 70 the
- - ~ earis oeee1nG vas ma1s
" ~ Nswus
~ m OspbAh1v - sstsiel %
111no e1ty eteh the illstss.
M 1)B1o asaeseo - 1tslv. IN
\ neoeanl NJ ~ ssvevsl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-07
Dln IT. - r
WolO ID COUNTY

Rsn Younger. H.. alleged nephew Of
Cole Younger. who In . month. ap,
prpschsd. equsisd and surpassed oil
much arrested records Of Miks Green.
has been turned over 10 the county su-
thoritiss 'or investiaatlon.
After finding him guilty Of vaErancy
on an average Of three times . week
for several weeks, A. N, Munden. Judge
of the municipal court. declared h. was
through with the never ending process
and ordeesd him sent 10 the county.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-07
AMERICA Is GREATEST
0SER OF RAW COTTON

WASHINGTON. Jan. THE United
etatss manufactures more cotton yarn
ana consumes more ray cotton than
any other country In the world. the
tariff conission announced today In
reporting results Of . spselal invssti.
Raties.
More than ~ percent o. cotton yarns
required for domestic industry 10 pro.
dured In the United States. the report
@!d. and imports of cotton yarn ere
mainly supplemental. Rome changes
In tarin duties we're recommended by
the commission.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-07
rhs osss csssN Mssie'rs.

When a druggist finds that HE cue
TONERS all spsak veil Of . certain
preparation. he forms Q god opinion
OF u and when IN need Of such = medl.
cine 10 almost certain 10 use II himseif
and In his family. This 10 why so many
druggists use ana recommend Cham
terlain's Cough Remedy. J. =, Zones.
a web known dQirsi.t Of ccbrun. Ky.
says. Il hsyb used Chamberlain .
Cough Kennedy In my family for the
past seven years. and have found Il 70
b the best cough medicine I have sver
known" (Adv.D
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-07
Dublin Slim Fslncers Raidsd.

DUBLIN. Jan. 7-slnn Fein head
quarters In this city was raided today
by . big force OF police and soldiers.
The raiders also entered the office Of
the Irish parliament and those OF the
new Ireland Assurance society.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-07
extradltion Demand
About January IS

AMEkoNGEN. Tuesday. Ian. S.-,Al.
h~d demands for the extradition Of for
msf Emperor William Of Germany. In
which II 10 known Ansrica win not
participate. are expected At The Hague
about January Is, Recent press dis
patches have stated Count Hchsnxo!lsrn
might surrender rather than smbarrass
the Netherlands government. but II is
authoritatively reported no viii rely on
the protection Of Holland and her re-
fusal 10 honor the allied demand
PARIS, Jan. 7.--(Havas ,--Oerman
accused OF violations ot the laws Of
waf In France and Belgium during the
world conflict will today bs assigned
for trial In the different allied mil g.
iary courts. according TO the Petit
PArIsien. The list 10 said to have
been completed. n -----,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-07
Doctor 1els How b Strengthen
Eyesislt 50 Percent i One
Weeks 1ne i Many Instances

A Frss Prsser'stiss vss csa New
sA''s end W. " ns~s.
rhIedekhia. Pa- ~ ysu wear
slassees Ass roe victim ef sys strain
~ - md 10 hncw iii sesssSiss' 10 70
~ FL - slsrs s y sssi ~ lss yos.
|||I||| s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-07

istersd by France. Italy and Great
Britain Jointly.
Greece 10 TO b. tho villayet OF
Smyrna"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-07

tiens may ~ wonderfully bAses,tel Ay
following the simple rules. Mere = ne
pfescnpe0a' Up 70 any active drua
stove and get boftip q nca. Opls a..
lsts Drop one Hon -Opto tnSjsS N 4
fourth Of a glass o. water All sDsv q
dsssclve Win this nquN haiAe the
notlce ..yuvs .eyss eiear ID oeecsniiSiv
riGne noM the Start ssA lsfngG6l1o
sIs e:sAssi.s -. Eva Z H.. -
sss -. ~; { sss;'iss az p l,:s 49, ~ {. ~ ~
.;:. g. !: 49, :s:;; ::s,;:.. -:
;sI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-07

WHEN you send laundry to u,
w you Know it win b very care
fully washed. You know wen do IL
even more carefully, because We are
equipped for that purpose, than you
could do II or have It done At home.
You know that We use mild, pure
soap-and the finest soft water.
Here's another thing for you to
know. We win return Il propsriy.
That means; with all possihle prompt
nssD -nsatly packed -kspt cleen q Il
leaves our plant And you'll never
have Z cass Of discourtesy To. report
because W hire only wsgon.men
who WIN treat you with utmost
courtesy, always.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-07

Al Ais Esmptasss to
an I.eaey ~ troub!e.
goM \ having .
VA IT. you And
YEN laundry
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-02-04
TOLD HIM HE WOULD
NEVER Be UP AGAIN
Cedar Rapids Mans Case Was Re
garded a. Hopeless-Tanlae
Restores Health

"When l began taking Tanlac !
was down in bed fiat on my back and
my case had been given up as hope
less but now I am up, in the very
best of health and able to do as big
a days work as any man," was the
unusual statement made by J. A.
Duncan, a well-known carpenter, who
lives at 916 A Avenue West, Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, when he called at Boy
sons Drug Store, Cedar Rapids, a
few days ago.
Eyes, sir, was about as bad off
as a man, ever gets," continued Mr..
Duncan. II had such an awful case
of rheumatism that I couldn't get
about, had to give up my work alto
gether and take to my bed. My hands
and fingers drew up 50 bad that I
was unable to use them and the
pains in my hands were almost un-
bearable. I had neuritis so bad in
the back of my neck that at times
l couldn't turn my head and my kid
neys troubled me so terrible that I
had severe pains across the small of
my back. I tried every kind Of medi-
cine and treatment knew of but