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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-05-19

through the Extension Service, Infor-
nation Card No 7, entitled "Boll
Wccvil Poisoning in South Carolina
in 1920" The card consists Of per-
tinent questions and concise answers
regarding such matters as the advis-
ability of poisoning, results to be ex-
pccted, territory recommended for
poisoning, what poison to use, how OBJ
tanned. machines for application, when
first applied and repeated, etc.
Emphasis is laid on the following
facts:
/. THAT boil wccvil poisoning,
though still in the experimental stage
is likely to become an important fac
tor in wecvil control.
2. That is is merely safeguard
against runious damage and will not
cxtcrminatc the wccvil.
3. That it is recommended for
1920 only in those coast and near
coast counties Where the wcevil is in
its third and fourth year, and only
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-05-19

on most farms, and herein largely
lies the solution Of the problem. On
farms where considerable hay is
grown methods must be adopted by
which the greater part Of the heavy
labor is done by horses. This will
neecessitate the general use of certain
types of labor saving machinery, some
of them not SO common in the East,
which have been thoroughly tested and
proved satisfactory in the western
part of the United States. The small
hay grower however, need not make a
very heavy investment new haying
apparatus, for by rearranging the
working of his crew and using a little
more horse labor for the hard work
he can add considerably to the eff,
cheney of his crew.
Here are some suggestions made
by the specialists for avoiding waste
of labor in haymaking.
Do not run two or more mowers
close together. If the front mower
has any trouble that causes it to stop
all of the mowers usually wait while
repairs are made on one. There is q
tendency, also, for drivers to waste
too much time talking when they stop
occasionally to let the teams rest A
good practice when two or more ma
chimes are used is for each driver to
lay off a "land" for himselfandwork
independently, so there will be no
interference from other machines.
Side Delivery Rake is Best.
Do not turn hay by hand. 1t is too
costly. The cheapest and most eff
cient way of stirring hay in the win
drow is with two-horsc teddcr. One
man will do more work than 12 men
stirring with hand forks. 1t is not
even necessary to have q man to run
the tedder A boy big enough to
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-05-19
AVOID WASTE OF MAN
LABOR THIS SEASON
More Work Can BE Done BY Fewer
. Men If Plans Are Carefully Made
and the ckBreaking Work
Shifted From Man to Horse.

The hay crop, even when the labor
anxiety, and disappointment than any
other crop. The time for harvesting
is comparativcl yshort. Other crops re-
quire attention at the same time. And
the weather is to be reckoned with.
This year, when farm labor all over
the country is very scarce, the diff
culties Of hay-making will be much
greater, and larger quantities of hay
will be lost than usual-unlcss labor
saving methods are more generally
employed.
A great deal of labor is wasted
every year during hay harvest, say
specialists of the United States De-
partment of Agriculture, not because
of actual idleness on the part Of the
workers, but because labor is cxpcnd-
ed Unnecessarily on operations that
do not utilize it to the best advantage.
If an old method can be superseded
by n new one that will enable the
SAME HullDcl Vi Hlcn W aCSolipllSIi
more work in the same length Of time
or fewer men to accomplish the same
work in the same length of time, it
will mean more hay saved, more profit
to the farmer, and better condition
for the country.
Shift Burden from Man to Horse.
Although there is scarcity Of man
labor, there are still plenty Of horses
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-05-19

| drive team vii do just as much work
A onc-horsc rake operated by man
makes raking very costly. A two
horse sulky rake is better, but the
side-delivery rake is best. When cur
ing is done in the swath and a hay
ing the hay from the windrow as soon
as the side delivery has made one
double windrow acros sthe field. If
the sulky rake is used, the crew will
several times across the field. In this
matter the extent of the naying opera
tionS has to be considered, Of course
On every small farms the use Of the
sidc-dclivcry rake might not be
economy.
If the weather is clear and the hay
is in proper condition, there will be
no necessity for hay-caps or for fur
thcr labor till the hay is thoroughly
cured and ready to be hauled. Bu,
hay-caps will pay for themselves i'm
y
Thc% are more especially needed with
clover, alfalfa, and pea vines. Al Of
which cure slowly.
IF hay IS TO he bunchcd, the hand
method Is too expensive. \ two-horsc
sulky rake can bunch 80 acres or mcrr
a day and q boy can drive it ..ust n
well as y man. Even more lator con
be saved, however, by using the push
rake to bunch hay after it has been
rakcd into the wndrow. 1t is Il goo !
plan TO have two men working to
ccthcr TO rounG up the lunches, since
more can lie ne onplished than VIII,
each works alone.
II is Il waste of time to pitch hay
onto a small hayrack or high wheel
ed wagon. Use large hayrack Oh a
low-whoC led wagon.
Loading hay with pitchforks is the
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-05-19

on land that would produce at least
half a bale in the absence of wccvil
damage.
4. That calcium arscnatc from any
reliable source, conforming to Govern
mcnt specifications, is the poison to be
used.
5. That the wheel tractor duster
seems the most satisfactory dusting
machine, though the hand duster is
valuable for use on small scale.
6. That dusting should begin when
infcstation reaches IS or 20 per cent,
should be repeated three times five
days apart, with further applications
if needed to keep the infcstatiom down
to 25 per cent.
7. That whoever poisons in South
Carolina in 1920 must realize that he
is experimenting, that mistakes will
undoubtedly be made, and that unsat-
isfactory results may be secured.
ADVERTISE IN THE TINES
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-05-19
BOIL WEEYII
POISINING IN BRIEF

Clemson College, May l9.---To meet
the demand for specific information
on boil wccvil poisoning, Prof. A. +.
Conradi, Entomologist for the State
Crop Pest Commission, has issued.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-27
OIL NEWS

At Nura Visa the Bravo No. g ,o-
cation mas been ShoWing much ACTIVE
ity the uls two weeks. the steel 90
foot derrick has been completed. The
engine is n place and fuel oh Dr. be-
ing huuiod and this well nay De
spuddpd ln this week.
The Endco well which Is 90 be
drilled by Harvey a CO. near Tu-
,umcuri. b. ready 90 spud and wlll
perhaps start work sometime this
week.
Mltcrial ~ being hauled TO the To-
cation northeast OF GucrNu which VIII
be- drilled under thc management OF
u. MCGEE of this city. who owns q
lnrgp acreage OF leases b. That part
ut Guadalupe county.
Manager John clark reports that
the Florida on company's wei west
81 Deming b. growing deeper every
day. and has nov reached b very
respectable showing Of 400 feet. The
formation encountered II stlli hurd
clay IN character. hut b. has been
necessary to set some casing to pre-
vent tuNluE,
Work has again resumed at the
TuDumcaH OH a Gas cos wei. better
known as MCGEE No. 3. southeast oi
Tu,umctri \ well with o. surioirnt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-27
IMPORTANT RULING
ON WATER RIGHTS
State Supreme Court
Finds in Favor of Drain
age District

SANTA III. n. AZ. Jan 27.-Nltal
questions involving water rights In
New Mexico have been decided by
the state supreme court In the use
Of the Hagerman Irrigation company,
appellant. versus the East Grand
Plains Drainage district. appellee,
from ghnves county. The supreme
court upheld the judgment Of the dis
trict court, which was In favor Of the
Drainage district.
The suit was filed by the irrign-
tion company To enjoin the drainage
district from %diyerting the water
which had been flowing Into the irri-
cation compuny's artificial canal,
previously constructed from the
drainage districts drain ditch The
complaint asked relief upon two
theories. % That Ia had acquired
a right to the water by u%ppropria-
tion: ca that IL had acquired a
rirht to the use 81 the water by pro
scrlpuon. Ia the trial h right TO
the water by prescription was
Abandoned. and n stand made only
upon the alleged appropriation.
An answer was filed By the drain
axe district. admitting that u intend
ed to carry the water beyond TIE IT,
rigntion company canal and TO So !
the same. but set up that the irriga-
ton company owned 10 interest or
right whatever in and to the waters
developed by the DRAINAGE ditch. ana
denied that the irrigation company
had made n valid appropriation OF
the same. From the courts JUDI
meni In favor 81 the drainage Dis
trict she appeal was prosecuted.
In affirming the Judgment % tn"
district court. the syllabus uf the SUI
urems court Gays.
Artificial waters are not sub
leCt to appropriation under the
statutes Of this state.
80. Natural waters flowing iu
streams and water-courses are sub
iect to appropriation. The creator uf
nn artificial flow OF water b. ihe
owner of the water 20 long 40 10 IS
confined 10 hfs property, hut when
nmrh nriIfir.nl wnlrrs are depoailed Do
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-27
ASTHMA WOULDKTLET
HIM LIE DOWN
Hasn't had a sign Of trouble now
for over 8 months.

"a year ago I had asthma No had ny
friends Thought ] would never Eet over o. I
had doftorrd Tor d Ions time without results
! had not been In bed tor three weeks. could
not even ~ up straight in . chair Thor I
heard Of Mia Emulsion and started asinr
a. u was only two days later Inst . cuuii
20 Co bed sud sleep soundly AFTER taking
eight BOTTLES ga WORTH I found myself
completely cured D. b. over q maufns nov
since , quit tHkirf Mills Emulsion aud .
haven't had o. symptom ~ asthma since
Gso. " Baker u y u D. latrobs. Pa.
Why shouidnt Nnks Emulsion help yoi
% has worked wonders Tor others U rss
nothing 20 Try.
Mht. Emulsion o. o. pleasant n|utritive
food and o. corrective medicine ~ restores
healthy natuul bowel action. d,irf away
with al need ~ pills and phssics. o. pro.
notes appetits and quickly puts the digestive
organs IH shape eco nshim.iate fanl As d
huildcr u hesh and strength. Mt.t Emur
sion is strongly recommended TO ilu.a nnu
sickness has weakened. and b. o. puwerfu'
aid iu resisting and repairing tho ereets NJ
wasting diseases ChIonic stomach frrnht.
and constipation are promptly relieved
usually boz one aay
This b. she oniy solid emulsion made. and
80 palatsble that it - eaten WITH q spoon
Ike ice cream.
No matter he's severe your ease. you arc
urged io tg Mlks Emulsion under this etar.
antec-rakr sx BOTTLES home with yuu. u.s
t according 20 directions and II not satisfied
with The results your money will hr pruuup,.
b. r, funded Price GOr and si2n per bottle
The Miiks Emulsion Co.. Terre Hautr. Ind
Sold ~ druggists everywhere.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-27

A big list Of important speakers is
m process of formation.
Hot the WOOL growers the princi-
pad speaker VIII be- Hon. h. D. HaE-
Cnharth. president Of the National
Wool Growers association. who has
accepted an invitation 10 attend ana
deliver an address. Governor iarm-
zoin. Senators tali ana Jones and
Congressman hernandez nave been
invited 20 be present. and an Of he
various government and state boards
aud bureaus have been Invited 10
have representatives present.
Complete reports of the big ma
tiUnal conventions are looked for at
these tvs. conventions. I'D. NJ. Otero,
Walter AZ. Council. Prayer Miller and
other well known sheep men attended
the National Wool Growers Assncia-
lion meeting IN Salt Lake last week.
neHides Mr.. CulbersOn. NcN Mexico
cultiemeu are represcnfed al Spokane
this week by 4. n. Medley OF Magdh-
ieno, George ". Webster. Jr. OF Ctm-
AKRON. g. ~ ODonel Of the Bell
ranch. Tom y. Talicy Of Albvquer-
que and Springer. aud W. J.. LIN
wood. secretary OF the New Mexico
cattle sanitary board.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-27

a natural stream and the creator ~
The now has lost hts dominion over
the same. such watorn become % part
~ the waters OF the stream ana are
subject to appropriation and use: hut
d IN only after such waters reach tue
stream that they are subject to APP
preparation aud use. and the appru-
priatOr or user % such waters can
mcguire no right as against the Gre
atof OF the flow 20 require him to
continue supplying such waters TO the
stream.
3. Where n drainage district, or
ganizcd under the statutes Of tAis
state, constructs n drainage system.
and the drainage ditch flows into an
irrigation canal no right ON the part
of the drainage canal exists Ca re-
quire re- continuation Of such flow 81
water. "
The opinion Is by Justice Roberts.
chief Iuftlce Parker and Justice
Reynolds c%onrurring.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-27
NERVOUS PEOPLE
NEED BITRO-PnOSPHATE

fssaia ienerlnr H. ass are cites simply
nftnrfrhinr.
Weat. Tired people regain strength HHt
yIIpfI ihinntsa and aHNeIf-ify nite taY b.
'igrnIrrt. ~rHufda1Ta and fhffffnInesf TO-.
rlff1 dehiiIf4 aud floum. dnN EYES nftu1ne
bright and p4if arfheu fhetla regain re
nsa ~ uhifn h Inexpensive also uondfr.
fuIlQ prqtaqtet fhe asalnlaNon n futd. 90
neff - that many people rfpeiI nsfhst
81 nfien ftan1art and ~ foud durrisls.
CAUTION Alihopsh bift1 pho4Fha1o ~
nnsaHsattri Co., flllsfihH ntrNousncla sleep.
ics.nsfs end general ersknsss. Il should nal.
orinE ~ is rrmartaiN leth.an1alnf pr1r
critics. ha usfd ~ a1r1ne who does not De-
sire ~ Ini On frEh.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-27

Roswell VIII have the honor Of en-
tertaining both the w,yi growers and
cattle growers OF New Mexico in an
nuai convention = spring. u viii
be a biz week Tor the Pecos Valley
city when both associations gather
Tor the week Of March sth. The wool
growers. according TO plans completed
last week. will assemble ON March =
Tor two days. u ~ expected that the
cattle growers viii follow on The 10Th,
itth and t2th.
Exact dates for the cattle growers
will BE- liked at The meeting ~ the
executive committee OF the New Mex
ico cattle and Horse GrowerB' assoc
citation. TO take place IN Carlsbad
February 2 and 4 President Victor
Culbcrson, Of the association. who n
now attending the American Nation
al Liycstock convention Ia spokane,
IL expected to reach Carlsbad ON The
morning 81 February 81 coming d.
rect from the conX cntiun. The prin-
rlpnl business III We executive COM
mitteo meeting at Carlsbad will be
the fixing of she convention dates ana
the arrangements Tor the program.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-27
WHEN MEALS
DON'T FIT


When meals idt bark and Your
stomach lH sour. acid. Eassy. %. you
feel fun aud hpatcd. When Nuu
have heavy luufps uf pain or head
ache from indigestion. Here iz I'M
Tar relief!
Just as Don ag You eat q tablet or
1--WE Of pnpe's p%iapepsiu AN al" dyH-
ptpsia. indigestion and stomach dis
tress caused by acidiiN ends These
pieasant. harmless tablets Of ppp,'s
Dlapepain never fail 20 neutraliz" the
harmful stomach acids aud make sou
feel fine az once. aud they cost -u
Iittle at drug stores
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-27
Guaranteed to Put On firm Healthy Fissa
and 70 Increase Strength. viaoE
snd Nerve Foscc.

Meas. thin people men lr wunrn-afa
nearly HlNaYe nsftaut NfefkI fhna con
e~lrfifelf proving that ihirhfsf eeuhnfss. de-
liNfY and nrnFHsfnfnta ore alHlutf Invariably
iuf ~ nerto ttaffaituf frrd your nerves
and ~ these fstApions due 90 nerve fiafrn
ZION htn ditappear
tminent sptrialisia state u-f tie hcaf
nffVl food 81 an orfanif rhusrHafa knnu %
amcha ~drugai.fs a. hffr phosphate. Z hef.
dsain tablet 81 ahlfh should o. taher eIh
rafh Well Being "a Genuine nerve huddrI
and unt a. siimnisni o. hahii.fofmiuf drhE,
n;fn. Phosphate can De- sairiF f4trn hf ~
veatssf and most delilait tulerfr and ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-27
State Capitol News
WILLARD REPORTS
DIPHTHERIA OUTBREAK
Only 3 New Cases Of
Flu With One Death
In Albuquerque


SANTA NE, y. a., Jan. a.
Willard reported ~ outbreak OF
diphtherln late yesterday afternoon
and asked the state department %
health TO rush "a shipment Of anti
toxin. The number Of cases was not
given In the report The department.
shipped 10000 units OF the nnti-toNin.
Late telegraph reports to the state
department of health yesterday ats
ernoon showed three more new ASH
Of influenza. and one death from the
disease iu Albuquerque and envirnna
Curry county reported six more cases,
but no fatalities.
Twenty your cases Of smallpox. scat
tered over ten counties. are shown on
The state health departments weekly
bulletin on communicable diseases.
There ARE % eases OF measles, -
eases humps and "a cases tubercu-
icsls. The total number Of IN
municable diseases for the state h.
2Ga. 10 81 The first week the numhet
mas gone az high AZ roo The dts
eases are distributed as follows:
v'hancroid: Colmx L..
ChickcnpoN; Bernalilio q! Donn
Ana. a. Eddy. ], Grant, s: HidaleO.
Taos and Union. I each.
Biphtherin: Chaves. 1; Lincoln.
3. san Miguel. .; Taos. 4.
German measles: DE Baca. !.
Gonorrhea; Bernaiillo, s; Rio Ar
riba. ] Taos. ..
Influenza. Boruaiillo. 3; Chnvcs
y: Roosevelt. 10, Santa Fe, !; Taos
%; Union. o.
Malaria. santa Fe. I.
Measles: B~ernalillo. /; bona Ana
~: ptoro. IS; santa Fo. J..
Meningitis: Hidulgo, l.
MumpH' Hernaiillo. I; Chaves. s.,
De BacH. I; Dona ANA. !: Eddy. 2,
Santa Re. 9; Valencia. Z.
Pneumonia; B~ernaliio. 3: Chavcs
2; Grant. 4: otero, 9; Taos 6; Talon
Scarlet fever. Chaves, 4: Culfax
3; curry. 9; Eddy. Mckinley and
Santa Fe. I each
Septic sore throat Roosevelt. I.
Smallpox: H%ernniilio. 4 'ColfaN
2; Grant. z; Sierra and Torrance. d
each; Chuvcs. Rddy. Lincoln. otter,
and Santa Fe. I each.
syphilis: Bcrnalillo. .; RIO Arriba
Tuberculosis, BernalIlo. q: Eddy
!. chaycs, 3; Grant. -: Lincoln, g.
Santa Fe. g..
Typhoid fever: BernaiiIlo. l..
Seeks More Water.
Application has he,A filed by WIN.
lam u. Murray. Of silver CITY. viii
the state engineer. to appropriate IL
second feet ut winter from Lamp.
bright draw. FOR the irrigation Of g.
2G0 acres Of land In Grant county
n Is planned 10 use three acre fcnI
Of flood water during the season. ans
the IRRIGATION works are designed q,
take care of q large quantity OF wnteI
whenever available.
ASKS Water Right.
Declaration OF ownership Of wutol
right has been filled with the stat
engineer hy lose NJ. Gonzales. @
Bueyeros. Union county. The decln
ration Involves the right 10 water 10
20 acres of land from rlamocltos ar
roNu. II h. alleged in the declaration
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-27
NAME BAYER ON
GENUINE ASPIRIN
Safe, proper directions in each
'Bayer' package

Tho "Bayef Cross placed on tab
let's means you ara getting true
Bayer Tablets Of Aspirin proved
safe hy millions Of people The gem
uine Aspirin prescribed by physicians
Tor over eighteen years.
In every handy "Bayer'' package
are proper directions for Colds.
Headache. Toothache. Earache. Neu-
ralgia. rheumatism. LumhaEo. Sell
atica, Ncuritis and for Pain gener-
ally.
> Tin boxes OF ~ tablets. cost only
Ia few cents. Druggists also sell
larger "Buyer" packages. Aspirin ls
the trade mark OF Hnyet Manufnc-
ture Of Observation-Disclosures Of
Snllcyllcacid.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-27

The Geological Survey reports tina,
lime manufactured Tor agricultural
use In the United States In 1918
amounted 10 39i.nf7 short tons. VAL
ucd az Ss.GsS.s4s.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-27

amount az water. II Is thought. has
been connected and the fishing job
was continued after several days de-
lay. II ia thought that thes have
the proper grab To pun the lost drill!
stem from The bottom OF the 5000
foot hole where 10 has been Tor more
than 70 month.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-27

The Cumberland rark OH company
with headquarters IN Roswell. has
been i~ncorr~rated for 100000. Of
which Si6.0Q0 has been subscribed
by the Tive lncOrporntora, all Of RIOS
we'll. Claude Hobbs. OF the First Ma
tionnl bank. IN the statutory agent.
The in%corporatou are; Claude Hobbs.
}. ". Muiiis. y. O. Minton, a., b.
Smryl. :. r. Johnson, 5000 each.
Shares are 81 the par values ~ $40
each.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-27
March 8 to IL Will Be
Big Convention Week For
Roswell and State Stockme u

Sheep Growers win Hold Convention March 8 and 0 and Cattle
Growers VIII Follow on March 10, II and f2-Arrange-
ments 10 Be Completed Next Week
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-27
e on Company.

A new OIL company With principal
Office IN Albuquerque has heen in-
curpcrated with authorized capital
stock Of 5000 600. Shares are % the
par value OF $40 each. The company
g. the Sierra Consolidated Petroleum
company, ". G.. Reid statutory agent
business viii be commenced with
$4,000 paid in. which has been sub
scribed by the. three following IN
corporltuia. an Of Alblqucruilr! W.
e.. REID. Mabel Reid, r. q 1dcn.
$1,000 each.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-27

that the water under this right has
been continuously IN use since 1877.
New Road Engineer.
y. w. McCluskey. for iwo years ~
ch1rge ~ surveys. as chief Of party.
on the stan Of the state highway IN
gineer. has been appointed AN assist
Easter has been appointed disirlcf
engineer. IN charge Of the SIXTH dis
irirt. with headquarters al Clovis fie
succeeds Mr.. Cluaket, who recently
appointed 20 the post TO suceecd
W D. Jones, resigned. The sixth die
trlct Includes tho counties OF Curry.
lie Baca, Guadalupe. quay and
HooeaNclt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-27
lN hfN NNNlliNs
Seeks More WRicr.
ASKS Water Right.

Declaration OF ownership Of water
right has been filed with the state
engineer hy lose NJ Gonzales. Of
Bueyeros, Union county. The decla-
ration involves the right to water Tor
10 acres uf land from ,lamoCltos ar
roNu. II h. alleged IN the declaration
The Keota news., 1920-06-11
Prayed for Cure
Finds it After 10 Years
Food Would Sour nod Bod
Teeth Lie ChaIk
Teeth Lie QsaIk

NJ. Hntsr: u. Ceasa&r v.::ss from h;s
henA a Berlin. y. r.:
! lad s:.EsasA ss.ssia e-er tn y.ass:
ssr: ss::saS vsrss. I sr:ed er.s7.a..s sos
fs.s4s to: !: cara taex ve.,a than s1sr.
Las: h!! sac s-!z!ly lad; eeuIA es!y eat
lss: Laf hrssA sad "a. In Jsauasy I r,s
- lad TIA: VIA: I vo1A q. would sou,
and bal: ny sesth would b Ike chalk.
] suffered serribiy. ps,yed sv.ry day for
ssne:s.ss 70 cure ne. Ons day I rad
ssss: EAToSIC ssd rld ny wife 70 e.,
nH ksz =: the drug stare a. vas s,;as
70 vesk a ~. m. I tax cns..hisd Of i
snd teEsn 70 feed relief; when /. v.s
three -!ousths snns. sel: ana and when Il
vaa sssd % ! had no pains. Wifi. e,t NJ
smother box hu: hare felt ID. pain but
tv'es. ! used Ave tablets ca. Of Ii. new
o.z and have no more stomach trouble.
Nov l write to tell you bow thankful I
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