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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-23
Hampton Happenings.

Special to Times Republican.
Hampton, July 23.-The handsome
residence at Btidge and Fifth streets,
just vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
Roemer, who have moved to Min
neapois. has been purchased by
Walter T. Robinson, and it is pre-
sumed that himself and wife will
occupy the house. 1t liz said to be
one of the finest in the city.
Kenneth Ferris, who left here a
few weeks ago on a western trip. is
now employed as telegraph operator
In the Sante Fe railway office at
Banning, Calf, and may remain
permanently.
I. E. d. Hudson has been at Car
roll for q visit, with his daughter.
DR.. Jessie B. Hudson, and from there
expects to go to pocahontas for a
visit with his son, E. p. Hudson. He
may also go later to Cedar Rapids
to visit another son, Rev. Carl Hud-
son, and family.
Miss Hazel Peterson, graduate of
the Lutheran hospital, who has been
night nurse in the Owatonna hos
pitai at OWatonna, MIMI, has ac-
cepted the position of night nurse at
Ellsworth hospital at Iowa Falls.
A recent hail storm did serious
damage to crops In the vicinity OF
Alexander, Meservey and Sheffield.
Roland Scantlebury and Leslie
Yaw, theological students Of this
city, recently held services at the
Methodist Episcopal ,at Latimer.
The Christian Endeavor society OF
the Christian church here will cen
duct On entertainment course during
the coming winter. The course will
consist Of five numbers--a quartet
presenting music and character
sketches. trio offering impersora
tons and music. another trio mede
up of cartoonist, an impersopator
and 9 musician, lecturer and .
magician. -
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-23
INo1IcE-oF INCORPORATION.

Is Notice is hereby given that the
Western Grocer Company has, filed
renewal and amended and substi-
tuted articles Of Incorporation, which
articles provide as follows:
LIST. The'na Of the corporation
is Western Grocery Company" and
Its principal place Of business is at
MarshalItown, Iowa.
End. The general nature of the
business to be transacted by the
said corporation is that of a whole-
sale grocer, with the power to pur.
chase, sell. prepare and manufacture
commodities and merchandise of any
kind and to engage in such other
business as may be determined by
tho board Of dfreotors.
3rd. The amount of capital stock
authorized Is eight million, five hun
dred Thousand ($s,500,0O0.o0) dollars,
divided into shares Of the par value
of one hundred (s100.o0) dollars each.
Said capital stock is divided into two
(2) classes-preferred capital stock
amounting to two million, FIVE hun
dred thousand (s2,50o,0 0O.00) dollars.
and common capital stock Of six
six million (s6.0OO,000.o 0) dollars. All
capital stock already issued has been
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-23

paid for in cash, and all capital stock
to be issued is to be paid for in cash
4th' Under the original articles OF
incorporation, this corporation COM
menced business on February H.,
1901, and by the amended and sub
stituted articles of incorporation it's
corporation period Is extended to
July 10, 1910.
9TH The affairs of this corpora
ton are to be managed by a board
or directors consisting of not less than
eleven CID nor more than twenty
i've (25), which board Of directors
shall have supreme power in the
management and control Of It's bust
ness-said board Of directors to DO
elected by the stockholders at their
regular annual meeting on the third
Wednesday in January Of each year.
The officers of the corporation shall
be q president, first vice president. q
secretary and treasurer, and q
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-23

himself as to where he saw them.
"A tunnel Is alright. IL they have
the depot side entrance in one OF the
waiting rooms, where a fellow could
so to train without having to walk
down icy steps in the winter time,'
suggested another. But he did not
stop to think, that with an entrance
IN one OF the waiting rooms, the cold
winds sweeping thru would lower
the temperature of the room so that
probably he would have to walk
down icy steps after ALL
Another suggestion which seemed
reasonable enough, tho not economi-
cal, was that the M. Sc ST. t., instead
Of crossing the Northwestern at
Third street, approach the station
north of the Northwestern road, and
use the north side of the building.
Plenty Of shed room, and warm
dry place in which to wait. during
rainy or cold weather, was all that
another asked.
IF decent room Was built on the
other side OF the Northwestern
tracks In which to wait. people
wouldn't mind on which side the
tracks they waited for their train.
he said.
He was Immediately contradicted
by another, who advocated that the
Northwestern road be compelled to
split it's trains, or to open the ves-
tibules so people could get thru
IT'S n sure cinch, If people can't
climb up and down a viaduct they
will never want to climb up and
down a .tunnel," was his verdict.
There are suggestions to be had
for the asking. or cheaper than that,
at the union station these days.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-23

This Is our commonest swallow.
Many OF them may be seen along the
river disappearing into their nests in
the banks. or flying low over the
stream. picking up mosquitoes or
other insects. They skim low over tho
water, almost dipping into the
stream, and then suddenly swing up
and up. apparently with no effort,
until almost lost to sight This swal-
low is very small. his body only apour
five inches long, but in flight he ap-
pears much larger because of his
wing sweep. He Is so little and his
wings are such wonderful flight or
CANS that the air seems his native
element, and the long migration
flight to the tropics would be infi-
( niteiy moro easy than for n heavy
bodied, smaller winged bird.
| 1t seems strange that creature so
| aerial would choose a cellar for a
home. but that is, what the bank
swallow does. He excavates q tunnel,
from two to four feet long and piles
up some nesting material at the end
on which the four, to seven plain
white. thin-shelled eggs are laid.
These caves are often in the banks
of rivers or lakes. sometimes in rail-
road cuts, and they usually are In
groups. Most birds seek seclusion ev-
en- from their own species, In nesting,
but the swallows are communistic
even In their nesting habits. He gets
his nickname sand Martin" from
this habit OF locating his nest in san
Idy banks. How bank swallow with
his weak heak and ineffective feet
can dig so long a tunnel Is a mystery.
He is on the wing so much that his
| feet are small and weak-that Is the
reason that telegraph wires are such
10 favorite resting place for swallows.
Il The bank swallow Is distinguished
from other swallows by the absence
fof metallic tints in his celebration. He
Is brownish above and whitish below
and has a band Of the brownish
across his breast that will help you
Identify him. His tail is not "swal-
low tailed like the barn swallows.
and he is noticeably smaller than the
tbarn swallow or purple martin.
Swallows eat no vegetable food, but
subsist entirely on insects. and large
fly ion noxious ones. They are very
I3nseful in the south because they eat
Quantities of the cotton boil weevils.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-23

second and third vice president If
the board Of directors decide to so
elect. The board OF directors may
| also elect, II they 30 desire, gen.
eral manager, and an executive COM
mittee of five (5) or more persons
6. The highest amount Of indebt-
edness to which the corporation
shall at any time subject itself shall
not exceed two-thirds (2-3) of its
capital stock.
7th. The private property Of the
stockholders Of the corporation both
common and preferred. shall be
exempt from corporate debts.
Witness the hand and seal Of this
corporation by its duly authorized
officers, this 22nd day Of July. A. D.
| 1920.
| Western Grocery Company,
| Per r. G. Let's, President,
! A. P. Spencer, Secretary.
G. III. r. Boardman, General Counsel
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-23

Iotal ..............-... $149,S26.a9
Estimated Cost for 1921.
The company estimates that the
service for the year ending June 1,
1921 will cost s165.75951. and has sub
mitted the following itemized esti-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-23

1882 the college was removed to Des
Moinea and is now known as Drake
university. Mr.. Farmhouse Is re-
modelling the building, making 1t a
model music publishing institution.
rho old chapel hall will be CONVEX
ted into a large music room, In which
will be installed a pipe organ con-
tanning every known combination OF
pipes. When finished, Mr.. Farmhouse
will have the largest music publish
ing house west OF New York City.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-23
six-Year. Old Proves Hero.

opeClHI 20 meS-RepubIlCan,
Dow City, July %. Mrs. A.
Johansen, whose son was killed IN an
auto accident near here when their
car with nine people went into a
creek, Is moro seriously injured than
was supposed and 1t "A feared she
may not recover. A 6lyear-old son
Of the family proved a hero of the
occasion. He was thrown into the
water but recovered the baby and
held 1t above his head until others
came to the rescue.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-23
De. MoIne.ATrying to stop a ru1

b Des Molnes-Trying to stop run
AWAY team, Floyd Mare 10, was kill
ed. The team Vas hitched to a heavi-
ly loaded wagon and was near the
business district Of the city. Mare
grabbed the head of one Of the horses,
was dragged considerable distance
and thrown, the wagon passing over
him.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-23

Germany has no imperial archives.
but there are state archives In nearly
every province, state and town.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-23

In medieval times fossils were be-
lieved to be deposits from heavenly
bodies.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-23

/ $500 loo, tO6.Ol
At theapresent rate OF $40 per
1000 cubic feet It is estimated tho re-
ceipts for the same period would to-
tai s10S,OO0, making a deficit Of $751;
1881. On the basis Of 1925 rate
the receipts would total s1s4,25o, still
leaving a deficit Of $1.S0s.51.
Council Wants information.
The council desires to go deper into
the statements of the company and
to nave the advice Of representative
citizens before making decision on
the companys request for an in
crease
There are other matters to be con-
sldered, which have not been made
part Of the showing by the company,
which the council may feel is of
vital Importance to the operation Of
the gas plant under the franchise. II
was intimated by members OF the
council that due consideration would
be given and that an effort would be
made to arrive at some conclusion
at an early date.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-23

Charlottesville old oskaloosa coll
lege property here has been sold to
q. L. Farmhouse and thus closes the
history of one of Iowa's oldest col
leges 1t was built in 1860 and in
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-23

A female haddock lays about L.
100000 eggs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-23
MADE ME- FEEL
LIKE A NEW MAN
1t Makes You Eat, Sleep, And
Feel Better All Over
KNOCKED OUT
COUGH QUICKLY


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much ] couldn't get l" sleep hiEhIh.
nnd nay whole aynlrm wan In nympnthy
.,ntl, n I,,L c,I su "a, dawn nm /
IN
Ilh' '""hhE all III" 'l''''
+ hnh II" pop bat wish you could
nro the ,hnnrn IIyrn cod has made Ia
..... o.. .,.,,,., =, ,.,,,u ,.lI
'.''' '"'''''''''
!l'Eh' away began 'hInE up
strength MY old npp"liI" cam" ho' h
am, .Lo,,. .rho ,,,,l NM, L,,u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-23
HOPE Of HEALTH GONE

run down ! couldn't do much work.
Nothing ! took gavo mo strength. and
! with I could toll how ] suffered,
ICnrlo'n TYPO Cod. however. brought
hnck my strength. n stopped that Rw.
fuI cough had Nil those years. and
alcop Tno again. thank goodness. ]
tried different climates and everything.
but IIypo. God was what Eavc mo re-
lIcr." continued Mrn. A. N. Gibbs. bI
Liberty st.. NilcH. Ohio.
shortncpa Of breath. n wheeling, dry.
mons in throat and lungs. Epasms OF
coughing on coming into n warm closo
room likc 4 church or theatre. nrs
symptoms easily distinguished Al
among those for which EarleH Hypo-
Cod Is highly recommended by users
who have been quickly relieved. Read
what another elderly user OF lIypo-Cod
says about tho way Hypo Cod puts you
back on your feet In hurry. Tnen
drop in at the drug store. and by try.
Ing a bottle or two yourself. see how
quickly 1t will do the work for you.
II Is pleasant and nice to take. your
be delighted. (See formula published
in the article on the left.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-23
At a SHE EATS PIE, MEAT
TRY--SLEEPS FINE. FEELS
SPLEND|D--PRA|SES HYP0-C0D

hours unable to sleep. My nerves are
much better and. in fact. feel 30
strong and well I'll gladly tell anybody
who wants TO come to my house how
IIypo Cod does the work" declared
Mira. Regina Scidrnnbcl. Il lovable old
lady Of "A years who resides ut III
W Town 81. Columbus. Ohio.
SO mnny elderly people have weak
rIomnchn that II in hard To create
medicine 10 nRrc" with them md nj
ihc name time To he powerful enough
To build them up. Tint pcrhnpn In tho
one great HcCrct Of Earlc'R lIypO Cod
nuCCr"n. II dOrR both. and dOoR u
quickly II helps digestion. improves
tho appetite. cnrichcR tn" blood and
builds up the whole sysicm In n
prompt. cffIcacious manner. according
10 thu testimony OF hundreds OF old
folks. Read what another uscr says
above and below this one. Then drop
in at the drug store or send for bot
tie OF genuine Earle's Hypo-Cod. The
name OF the nationally known Earle
Chemical Co. on the bottle is a guaran-
tee Of finest quality. You'll be de-
lighted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-23
SAMUEL COMPERS
ATTACKS COOLIDGE

u.,,,,,r,or Dol. oct 22.---Au attack
-, governor Coolidge. Republican we"
nrcsidcntIaI candidate. based upon u"
actions In thu HnSton police Sr',hr y"
1919 was made here tonight ny ""I' I
comrers president of the An' r'an
IsoInrotiop of Labor. Mr.. GompcrS Salu'
In an address, that after IN" pol'riir"
h,d lori their posts, "Gov"rn"r ,""liaE'
and HIS police commissioners Nn, ""','
TuII we'll the city would b" unrro'TCL,'."'
withheld IN" power 'h'N ,,m.'m" noIicc
ar the action Of tn" BOSTON potm
u.,s , .rrimr against civilization. "h''
terms can describe IN" action or mae
ior or Governor Coolidg" and his police
commissioner" Mr. G"mp'rS " TN'"
who hut a hypurrii" Of the r'hk'Nl
rird could max" II campaign OF Ia"
nnd order uDon such a record OF Gun
Ming trcnChcry and deception
".Thrrc is no RICH, /" strik" Hth'nS'
the public safety 10y anybody, amy "h'i''
my time ne 'Gov"rn"r """uh'' 'Ih
h.s,Ir,lly shouts after having n"'"
80 ,h.tird rounscll"d AMI hdNl"'h "''
nr RI, most vicious blows ~ Hn7'
lnw.nbIdiug community ever nl,"M,'' W.
rn unlnvrrtIpni'd and unp"h'ri""
'.l,nprlno lhla contingency ne P','
uI,' ,IrriI5, OF Y,.uni"r llntdinE I" 'h"
nrr.Idru,.y und u vacancy t'r any 'H"'"
occurring. aud r""lidr". ,h" ponce n,'.
or the nTrnI pr""ni"ur. b',"'"'"h P''
ldrui nr the l'nll"d "hl"h ,.
t'utnui-rinu"r CurlIn. MT ''"'I =
,nId "nricr provoking ia" "'t'"' "'' w
cd IN withhold all polio" rt"''t.,'" Wv
dor hin control In order ih'' we
would hc r"mpl"i"ly M ~" merry w.,
In wlcrr slrm'rt FOR over " NOV, H., =,
ihcrchv CNuvirr r"vulri"n ct W'
onInInn. md cnriing II rtlrin' ni",h NV
nnlIrrncn who had CcnH"d work
rho 1r,at populnr iauuo of tho CAM
n.Ion In wisconsin, which includes tho
Sutoorntic and arrogant acts OF "llrnn
and his followers and tho DOmooralo
party's record OF waHte, o1travagshoe
and inefficiency. The people nave posn
irrttatod beyond endurance ana Will Voto
o., November for n now deal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-23
Tells What 10 DO.

Chrmlrlry has taken many ul"pr for
ward rlnCr dnyH Of old They hnv"
ruCCcCd"d I'm taking out To" oily. nnu-
ucntlng tnntc They have found juHt
how much OF cnCh medicinal element
can be- absorbed by the human Hystom
in ono dose Thcy have blinded I'm
nice tasting dos"R moro powerful and
palatnblc nutrient. rCCOngtruCtivc prin-
Ciplcs and with an cy" to weakened
stomachy OF old folks have made 1t
palatablc and agreeable TO tho weakest
stomach
Druggists and chemists assert tho
new and moro powerful tonic -
"Earle's Hypo. Gods the best yet
This pleasant tasting. quick acting,
nutritivc. digestive Alternative recon
structive tonic osntains extraCtives
and pcptones OF 0sd Liver Oil or Cod
Liver enhanced incidentally by cx.
tract Of Malt. extract Of Wild Cherry
Bark and aromatics, and combined Hy-
pophosphites Of Lime, Potassium. Man
ganesc. Iron. Strychnine, Quinine and
Sodium. The formula appears on the
bottle. The iron therein Is inorganic
and readily assimilatcd by the blood
Little wonder folks who formerly
used only Cod Liver on. or llyp0phoS
phitcs. or simply iron. have found
Eurl"'n IIypn Cod 80 much more "nrc-
tive. Tho HyHtcm can only absorb II
certain quantity of my element II ln
wiser to take the vaIi0uM rl"mrnin for
building up The Who'll" general mym"m
innIcud Of overlooking with II RinEl"
medicine. In tho wrItcr'r opinion.
In Earlr'r IIypofud the ChcmiN' hnn
given humanity wonderfully "h"ctiv"
tonic. and most everyone past rliddI"
aye needs It nj this a"a"on OF ia" year.
Tho Testimony OF several aged p"".
pic proving how lIypoEod docs do tn"
work appears in tn" articles on tn"
right. Read them. The name Earle
Chemical Company on the bottle Is n
guarantee OF finest quality. DRUGGISTS.
chemists and thousands Of users on.
dorsc il. Read what actual users say
in the articles on the ri%ht-thCn drop
in at. the drug store tonight and get a
bottle. II will build you up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-23
At So SHE IS 4.
WE'LL, STRONG
Used To Be Weak, Ncrvou,
And In Bad Health
HYPO-COD IS HER
HEALTH SECRET.

IT want other folks to know how
easy It is to get back their strength
and energy and feel good all the time.
used to be so weak and dizzy and
run down / was too weak to try to
work, and often would have to sit down
and rest, but a lady In Youngstown
told me the secret, and I'll gladly pass
1t along. l am doing my work around
the house and feeling fine as can be.
1t makes you strong quick. Simply 90
down to the drug store Just like did
and get couple bottles Of Earle's
Hypo-Cod. Three bottles did the work
for me, and that Is months and months
ago. and I've been feeling fine ever
since" declared Mrs. Susan B. Stumm.
Garrettsville. Ohio. r. d. 26.
Another enthusiastic user Of Hypo-
Cod Is John p. Bait. 1911 Germantown
Ave, Philadelphia. Thousands OF old
folks in other towns swear by 1t. He
recently said: 81 suffered from general
debility du motcyn(ge cmfWyp
debility duo to my age (75). Ny
symptoms were rheumatism. indiges-
ton and kidney trouble. Blk bottles Of
HypO- Cod relieved me OF the urinal
trouble duo to my kidneys. and I'm
feeling Ike thrdo year old from my
head TO my heels. My wife, aged 10.
takes Hypo-COd. too, and It agrees with
ug both 20 well that We swear by IT,"
declared Mr.. Bait
The Btatemcnts OF people all over
this section could be compiled and
published. but the above statements,
with those published elsewhere on this
same page. must convince tho most
skcptiCal that In HypOCOd has been
found n real tonic for old fOlks--it In
powerful enouhg 10 do the work II ID
M pleasant to take everyone likes II.
Read what they hny on tho right.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-23
I'M FEELING
YOUNG AGAIN
SAYS OLD MAN
"Hypo-Cod' Gave Me Back
My Pep Pains
Gone
BACKACE1E GONE,
FEEL STRONGER

IL have been sick every winter for
years. | had Il bronchial cough md
my nerves were unRtrung. had back
aches. and felt worHc than man
should feel ut my ago t63). 40 ! went
down TO the drug store and bought n
bottle OF Earlc'H IIypO-COd. ana the
way that bottle built me up was 30 fine
sent down for another. took four
bottles. and tclt 80 good ! want to pnHS
the tip along 10 others ! wasn't sick
last winter, and friends | have recon-
mcndcd Il To keep well and strong aa
ever. II is the real tonic all right. and
! recommend II. I'm feeling young
and gpry again." declared Patrick
Flynn. al47 N. 25th 81.
When II man like Mr.. Flynn recon
mcndr II thing the reader can wager
hin last penny that HIS suggestion III "a
rood one Read what another aged
tnrr says nio out II below.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-23
EAR SLES1 SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS

PRESBYTERIAN church. Watch Tor iur'he'
announcement,
Mr. and Mrs Paul Powell moved on
Monday Ia Wheeling. where 'heS WI"
u,nho iheIT fuIuTe home.
M Miii Mnii"mphy AZ" 's",y -
I,"Ninh II"n I'ssp N"''"' "
h",I.s "n hanh nm
.,.i ,,,l r.IIuna aud ih"lT families
,t ,,,,,I,, I.asi Ia ihs iLilss hall.
Iugai"y "Ss"Inp
A. ..i n,a 'tnr hii'iu- "ri r"l
d,., ..h hi,- re" hl"T ~ ""l"'s
mi, ,,,d Me- h"HrI" hT"" ~ ''"''"t
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a.yr,,l I,"," l'-il"- "''""'"D NO Wv.
,,I 81 p,,ut. ~" nHe"n y""' MA rpn
~ ~, ,rd Ms W H"""e", N
Al, t,.vIlIo wnhrnrd"y Us MAJ Meen
~, e., , f,r ,yr ~ ipnsiIIiln and when
a. ,I,.o-, FORMED IN h's throat. "" nVsd
huI a short iln".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-23
Stomach Gave Her Lots Of
Trouble Was Weak
Couldn't Sleep
NEW TONIC MADE.
BIC CHANGE. IN HER

Il rurfrrch from lndig"ntlOn and
blonilng nficr mcnlr. II nrrmcd M
though everything | ate would form
KAN on my stomach. would hN In
misery for huurn uflcrwnrd. md 30 |
MO very liIil" and sometimes would 20
for u whole day without bit" To cat
Lucky for me ! saw lIvpotOd HdvCr
tis"d and my appctit" responded 10 It
Just fine. | can now cat things ]
haven't been able to touch for years.
eat anything That comes along. meats.
vegetables, pastry. etc, and nothing
hurts or disturbs my stomach. In fact,
get hungry and often eat little be-
tween meals. sleep fine again from
six to eight hours without waking up.
where used to sit up wide awake for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-23
Bronchial Cough Kept llcr
Awake Digestion Bad.
Strength Gone
HYPO-COD GAVE
MI. HEALTH BACK
-t,od blccn tho man that made Hypc'

-lod bIcan tho man that maho hype-
Cod" rcrvcntIy declared Mrs. a. N.
Gibbs. whose nddrcTE IN EiVeh uc'o"'
"IIypo,C0d did for mo what hotnins
clsc would. and I hAd tried doctors Ann
other remedies until wax ENipH up
in dcqpair knew It waH hard ior
pcrgon ngcd CT to get any mcdicih"
strong enough to build them up bu'
IIvpo. Cod does II, and mighty quick,
too.
Il suffered from bronchitis lot
wears. coughcd all day and all night
until was n wreck and so weak ana
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