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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-12
|IEIDE' WORK IS
CHURCHILL! S[ES..a
With Russia Ruined He is
Trying to Drag the
World Down.

LONDON, June 25.-The Rus
sian Soviet government, through
Nikolia Lenine, seeks TO start the
BritIsh nation on on that same ca.
reer Of Revolutionary violence
which has made Russia such a
i6lly place to live H." Winston
Churchill, Minister Of War, de-
ciared In an article published IN
the Evening News, answering q re
mort By q British labor delegation
J which visited Russia and q letter
directed to the British people by
Lenine.
Should the soviet system he es'
tabliShed In England the War Mln.
ister believes that not only would
freedom Of the press and freedom
81 thought be swept away but the
English labor leaders themselves
would share the fate Of keren'
slIy. the Mensheyiks and social rev
olutionaries In Russia"
The War Minister charged
Lenine With having ruined his own
country and said 1t was natural ne
should wish TO have all other ma.
lions reduced to the same level oil
riIsery. m order that bis own car
: na1a NAV be covered In the gen
ersl chaos" wrote Mr.. Churchill:
Russia was on the threshold q
victory. After all her struggles
she was within reach Of the goal.
sThe Germans sent in Lentne, as
poison gas Is sent sealed in d cyl,
inder and he robbed her Of the
victory She had all but won and
which she might have shared with
9 a million Germans, released by
T. his act Of treachery, were let loose
q, the French and British fronts
and nearly that number Of British
and French soldiers are dead or ,au.
Hated IN consequence. Instead OF
yictory be gave Russian shame anu
immeasurable disaster.
,Lenins destroyed inc Russian
republic. He dissolved the Rus
dan parliament. He had thu bulk
Of It's members hunted down ano
killed. he has robbed S.s coun'
Try ot victory, peace and freedom;
and what has he given them in eX'
change!
sRpssla, the great food produc.
ing center Of the world. wrecked
With famine; the towns depopulat'
ca 10 half their numbers; the
Worlmen scattered, destroyed and
the Srest cowed or demoraliZed;
hundreds Of thousands OF people
driven to the woods and mountains
to form Green Guards like Robin
Hood In the Middle Ages: the rail-
ways on which the whole economic
Civilization Of these great regions
depend, sinking hopelessly into
absolute stagnation.
SOnly the peasant with his rifle
IN his village guards the hard won
produce Of his Individual tell, re-
fuses to sell the fruits OF his Ia,
Dor for worthless paper money and
keeps alive the old Russian Lore
cf hearth and home. The egotsm
jof the peasant, says Lenlne, must
now be- broken.
.This, then, Is the man whom
the crazy portion Of the Socialist
party has been worsh!pping. He
has now revealed his measure and
his mentality to the British public
and be appeals to them to create
n Britain that enslare&, infected
starving and vercmors, Bed!am e
which be has reduced the noble
and mighty Russian state and ma
ton
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-12
Fcresful Fsets Concerning the In
ferests Of Former Soldiers
Sailors and Marines.

France has 100000 war orphans.
Germany lost 1,35O,0OO men in
This world war.
More taan 5000 Americans serv-
I'd with the French army.
The official proportion for an
American flax Is 10x10.
England has a National Union Of
ex-serice men and women.
The State Of Illinois lost 1850
/. soldiers during the World War.
There are 5000 American Legion
Posts throughout the United Stat
Eighty per cent Of the battle
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-12

Fowered and figured voiles plaid
and checked ginghams. IN smart
new styles for women and misses.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-08
Tor Cough SvSup
Nnsaly 80 ehssp,y nsxs u hsunA
- v bsats them Al far
Qaick results.

Thousands OF housewives have found
Tat thew can save two.thirds OF the
money usually spent for cough prepare
tons, by using the well.known old recipe
for making cough syrup at home. -
a simple and cheap but II has no equal
for prompt results, 1t tskes right bold
OF q cough and gives immediate relief,
usually stopping an ordinary cough IN
"a hours or less.
Get 2n ounces OF Plnex from any
druggist, pour 1t into q pint bottle and
add plain graduated sugar syrup to
make full pint. II you prefer, use
clarified molassss. honey. or corn syrup,
instead OF sugar syrup. Either way, 1t
tastes good, keeps perfectly, and lasts
Q family Q lorg time.
It's truly astonishing how quickly u
acts, penetrating through every AIR
passage Of the throat and lungs--loos.
ems and raises the phlegm, soothss and
heals the membranes, and gradually but
surely the annoying throat tickle and
dreaded cough disappear entirely: Nothing
better for bronchitis, spasmcdic Group,
hoarseness or bronchial asthma.
Pnex 10 q special and highly coneen-
trated compound of genuine Norway
pine extract, known the world over for
Its healing effect on the membranes.
Avoid Disappointment by asking your
druggist for "2k ounces Of Pinex" with
full directions and don't accept anything
ese. Guaranteed to give absolute salts.
faction or money promptly refunded
Ths Pinex Co., Fl. Wayne, Ind
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-08
HEARTS TREATED FREE
BY Dr.. Franklin Miles, tho Great Spec
elaIis&, Who Sends $3.50 Trsat.
mont and Now Book Fres.

Heart Disease Is dangerous, hum
drsds drop dead who could have been
savsd. Many report cured after doo-
tors fAiisA. TO prove the remarkable
efficacy Of his new Special Personal
Treatment for heart disease. short
breath, pain In side. shoulder or arm,
oppression. Irregular pulse. paipitation.
snaothsstns, and putting OF ankles. or
dropsy. Or, Niles will send to aff!ict-i
ed persons = $3.50 FREQ Treatment,
Had cases usually soon relieved. :,
These treatments arc the result OF
80 years extensive, research and un-'
usual sucesss Ia treating vaftoua ALL
nsuts OF the heart nerves. e stomach.
bowels, kidAsys, liver bidder and
rheumatic troubles whish eftsn conn
plicata each c&se> t@% l' %~'t'f' Z. :
1snd tep AstsnlshlnS Rspsrts a. oures.
10 wonderful ASs the results that he
w1shAs Svs9y ,sisla psrses to test this
famous trsatmsnt ,a& hie AxDSpssg AZ.
Aj$tsd psrSnas ehsuia NJ avail A1aA-
sslvss 90f this NbsNl Otter a oues .
tasy may nevsy shASa gsuehs an oppcrI
tunity aGain, Dssays saSs. sAAAssroas;
Ne Aaath oonass ssoss. suddSnlyas than
4ha4 lfsD hsAFt atseasA 5@4 ssgsa.k q
osad 1o1 his HeAet Dookrand Two
pound y5se Tseatnaat, Dsscfibs .ysuf
diSaAAs. Address. Ds, F'raAkiins Miles
Dept III, 40 v ~ .y5ask3in g. Elk
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-08

20 whom II may concernI
The Ievy Of assessment having been
made against property located In sew.
q district No, ..
Property, ~ follows, " included
within this district:
Beginning 70 feet east Of the south
eaSt corner Of Jerome street and Fifth
street. thence southsastssiy to Fourth
street. and Summit street, thence
south 70 north une Of alley between
FTanout street and Summit Itrest,
thcncs southeaster1y 10 tho north line
Of fremont s.rsst 100 fsat vast Of the
west line Of Third street, thence south
sasterly to the south limo Of Fremont
street and the west lins Of Third
street, thence soutisrIy to northwest
corner Of Main street and Third
strsst, thence westerly TO noTtheaR
corner Of Main street and Seventh
street, thence northaesterly 70 point
on State street 40 feet west Of wess
line Of Sixth street. thence northeast
ss1y 70 Fremont street and Seventh
street, thence aorthwestsriy to Sum
NIT street and east line Of allsy be-
lwssn esvsath street and Eighth
street thence north to Jerome stssst,
tAsncs sast 70 pIaos Of BEGINNING.
WatvsTs ass ready 10 be signed IN
~ cIss3ts office and all parties de-
a54n4 70 take advantage Of the seven
SsaS iasteilmsats must sign waiver BY
~ tsath day of ysnuary. itie. Or full
anSant WITH per cent 3ntsrsst WIN b
~ and payable In the county trsasur-
~ slf3eo. March 81, 1920.
Anae NcSahon.
0tsy Clerk.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-08
BELFAST EVERY
WINTER; STOMACH
TROUBLE GONE
MRS. MkRsHoN FOUND SPEEDY
RHlIEF AFTER IS YEARS
SUFFERING.

x had Ouffered from stomach trou-
- for 1S years. and had spent hun
drsds Of dollars dootoring. Every win
tsr J was bedtass most Of the time.
I commenced taking Min<s Emulsion
Ast fail, and before had taken six
bottles, my stomach trouble Disappear
ed and I have had no return Of 1t
stnoA This IL tha first winter Ia Is
years that I have not BEEN belfast.
also xtvU MilIss Emulsion to the chfl.
dssn to- Group. with splendid resuIts'.
MrA ". G. Norshon, Brazil Inc.
Thousands Of people who have SUI
esped for years from stomach and
bowel troubles, - MzA Mershon did,
hAv, found the same wonderful rslisf
and lasting bsnant FROM M,ll,s Hmnl-
H1on.
Nii1u UmuaStnn II q pleasant nutSs-
~ cood and = corrective medicine. n
Spsespas healthy. natSrd bovea sei.on.
6oinG away with oil nSed OF pills and
physaoA n promotes appetite and
au,okiy puts EAs dtsss<ars orgsns IA
ans to aSstrnnAAs food. A. build.
q Of rash and strength, Ailks EIaul-
Mon . strongly recommended to tAose
~hom sinaEnase hAs weakened, md ID
. powe1fA al Ia resisting md repair.
ins the eensots o9 wasting diseases
Chronic stomach trouble aud constt-
pAksoo az promptly enthusiastically
h ons da9.
THIS - a. only ssald smztsiou
made, and % palatahas t6At II - eat
a with 4 spoon nhs zoe cream. Truly
gondsr4ul Apr weak, Sicl$1y childrsn
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-08

and wsAping ana SAsuting ~ inno-
Genoa. He obtained q quantity eS
clothing here and issued checks IN pay
ment when, he had no mcusy In bank.
Montloslle A representative OF .
Dubuque hide and fur c,npany was In
the city recently and while here pur-
chased $1,000 worth Of furs from the
Mont cello Hide and Fur Company.
Tho hides we're purchased from the
trapperS OF this vicinity by the local
company. Jake Bador, q Monticello
resident had trapped 500 worth OF
hides, which he sold 10 the Dubuque
company.
Vinton---Ciark Doty, charged with
stealing Ford automobile and other
articles during the early part OF Sep
, TENDER, and who hod successfully elud-
ed the officers since, was arrested at
Belmont. W. Va, Christmas day, and
Ia now confined IN the county jail at
this place awaiting the action Of the
grand Jury. The complaining witness
Is VIM. F. Meyer, prominent farmer
living near Keystone.
Waterioo--John Konnendrayer. Of
Grundy county is suing the estate OF
his uncle, Peter KonIendrayer on .
5000 note. Question is whether I'M
due influence was used and whether
there was a consideration. The note
was given eight months before the
death of the testator. Peter Konnsn-
drayer who was farmer of Grundy
county, had farm of 100 acres and
; $40, 900 In personal property.
Bellevue--The ranks of veteran
Mississippi river steamboat men are
further depleted by the death Of Capt.
o. r. Knapp. who died at his home In
st. Paul. aged 50 years, and death was
due TO the inhrnities Of old age.
Captain Knapp was we'll known along
the entire Mississippi river. and had
several close friends in this city. hav-
ing served as pilot and captain q
river craft for half q century.
Est,ervi'se---The Emmett County
Light ana Power Company 10 . new
organization IN Emnet county. incor-
porated by local men. William Stew
art is president, ]. e. Peterson. OF the
Bank Of Ringsted. 10 vice president. B.
F. Robinson. Of the First National
Bank Of Armstrong, p. Il. Atwood. p.
II. Graves. Of Gruver. Fred Cheever. OF
, Iowa Lake township. are among the d.
rectors. as Is Attorney J. W. Morse
, who also acts as legal advisor OF the
company.
Waterloo-A. B. 30 line. deceased
has won his lawsuit In the district
court. On decision OF Judge G. W.
Durham. the Model Laundry Company
of this city and the Fidelity Casualty
Company. Of New York. defen dants In
his cs SO against them, must pay the
plaintiff s553.3S. While employed as
driver for the laundry company, DIR
Bodine's wagon was struck by street
car and he received injuries which re-
suited in his death fifteen months after
the accident.
Jsfferson-W. II. Dunbar. q we'll
Known Chester White swine breeder
at this place, has lost during the pAAt
two weeks 1853 head OF pure bred hogs,
the animals dying Of some peculiar
maiady, some Of the animals living
but ono hour after becoming sick, and
very few. IL any, living more than
twelve hours. In the bunch ware eight
| sows which Mr.. Dunbar had p41rchased
from other herds in the state ct from
| $500 to 800 each. His loss - estimat-
ed at about 10000.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-08
RUB LUkbAGO Pain
Or bkCKAchF AWAY
lnsssne Nse,se Prom Pain, eaeiraehs.
1sssnsss, skffnssa, aeiatioa, VIII
- jaeobs uninsnt!s

Deek hurA youf CAM strajshten
eD without feeling sudden pains, sharp
edhes ana tw.ngsss Nov, IstanI
That's tinnbASo, sGatoa, q maybe
from q strain. and you'u Cst blessed
sslis1 tho uansneut you rub your back
With soothinS. penetrating "st. Jacobs
LAntmantl" Nothing else takes out
sogsnsss, AneussS and stiffness 30
quickly. You simply rub u on and out
oognss Ehs pain. II 10 perfectly hazzn-
less and doesu'. burn or dlscolor the
s0Lt8.
LhnbR upI Don't sufterl Got .
Enan trial bottle from any drug store,
and after using Il Just once, yov'u
torvst that you ever had bsckanhe,
lumhAEo or scisttoa. because your
back win never hurt Or cause any
moro misery. It never disappo!nts and
has been recommended for 80 years.
Stop drugSng kidneys! They don't
cause backaShA. because they have
no nssvsA therefore oan not cause
pain.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-08
Northern Io,va Items

Masueksta--,rhe brewery owned by
rrita 6teamsis has been rented to q
Rock Island company and win be used
- . ooadSsssd milk and ios ceeam
actory.
Jsfssrson---M. Mahoney. manager Of =
cream station here. La in jail In de-
fault Of 5000 bond fixed by Judge
Flack. Mshoney's place Of business
burned down u few days ago and he
" held under q charge OF having set
Ore TO It. There was $500 Insurance..
waukon---Mrs. Simon Winter OF
Jefferson township, suffered the loss Of
her right limb, amputation being
necessary between the hip and knee.
Cong In a blood vessel stopped
the H0w of blood and paralysis result
Cd. the operation thus relieving the
condition.
Watsrloo---Georse doodfellow. OF
IaPorts City. wns arrested In this city
on a charge Of forgery. Bail was re-
fused and no was locked in the city
Jail. Recently the prisoner inherited
together with six brothers and sisters,
an estate valued at approximately
S117.00o. a
lohrvlile--The destruction BY fro
here OF two modern homes caused o
loss Of more than $4,000. Both
houses, one the modern farm home of
John Lockner, three miles north, were
completely destroyed. The other, a
new residence not yet ready for &C.
oupancy. belonged to Charles Labauch.
Ciinton-Ths pockets Of taxpayers
in Clinton are not hit only by the H.
c. of L. This year they will contrib
ute an additional sl87,55S. not counting
special assessments, more to the sup
port Of the state, county. township and
cities than they did In 1919. according
to the county auditors figures.
Naturalization county has an $4,000
farmers sales pavilion. To date there
has been held Ave sales. with fully
dozen scheduled for the coming
months. County Agent W. o. Brant
Benton county ts back Of the move
nent TO the limit and as there are
eixthy-two members this means sue
cess.
Emmetsburs-At the special election
held IN Silver Lake township, the prop
os!tion to issue $4,000 IN bonds for the
! erection Of the new consolidated school
building carried by a vote OF to /.
Some $4,000 in bonds was authorized
several months axo. The building will
cost about sl35 900. It will doubtless
be the finest educational structure In
the county.
pubUqus--Charles Davis, a 17-year-
old youth OF Dubuque. L. in the hospi-
tai suffering from bullet wound In tho
side. The wound Is not believed to be
fatal. While starting cut with some
companions to 60, on a hunting trip
Christmas young Davis slipped and tho
rife he was carrying was discharged.
the contents entering his side and lods-
Ing in his abdomen.
Cedar Rapids-Karl Webb. alias
Kari Weber, said 10 be the son of a
wealthy family IN Oklahoma City, and
= student at the University OF Iowa,
was found guilty in the district court
here today on charge of obtaining
goods under false pretenses and was
sentanced to one year IN the county
tail. NRter he was paroled to the dean
R the university. Webb created
scene IN court just before tho grand
Jury indicted him by breaking down
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-08
Yrssr Nsxn Nstse.

TrnSr, Jan. S-Jafnes veoeV eno
family, who puSohsssd ne Dunxsf
Earn Of the NislAasiu hsirs. have
moved on the place. They come from
the Clutter nsighboshood.
Dr.. J. II. Nausrth = In Chicago ne
ee,iatiny the sale Of the fixtures Of bus
drus store. Ifs plans 70 leave TraSr
about March 10 locate In LAasnsic'
MINI. 10 be near several farms which
no owns In that vicinity, one OF whicn
his son John will operate.
Earnest Walters. who enlisted In tho
army a few weeks ago. was home this
week on a five days fusloush from Jef-
ferson Barracks. st. Louis. He sxppeets
soon TO be transferred to an army
school at Camp Vale. New jersey.
Amos West, who sold his farm Just
north OF town. last summer. IL moving
his machinery 10 the place he bought
In Powsshiek county near the town OF
Malcolm. He 10 Just thirteen m!las east
Of drtnnsL
Mas Ida Mulch. . former teacher
In our schools. was recently married
at her home in Grundy Center 70 Hor-
ace r, Fflkiax Of Elgin, MINI. They
WIN hvo IN Albert Lea Mr. ana Mrs.
H. I. Daniel and Miss Maekio attend
I'd the wedding. ...
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brown LEFT
Wednesday night for Long Beach,
Mas, to reu1aia until spring.
Mr.. and Mr.. y. Il. Brown win take
their baby to Iowa City for treatment
under the provisions Of tho Perkins
Law. Il has had Dsra,yssd arm since
birth.
G. n. Lambert was called to OHIO
TUESDAY BY the sudden death OF his
father.
Miss Nadfne Moore plans to return
10 Boston the latter part Of this month
to resume her mustcal studies, Mrs.
Moore has changed her pisAs ana VIII
not accompany hsr daughter east at
this time, but VIII remain at home I'm
Ell spring.
Post master Frank Hoeppner plans
70 move the postoffice the 18th OF the
month TO the woolsy building.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-08
cuselns Hard 70 Down.

Pens made Of feathers were common
IN the seventh century, but SO inveter'
ate was the old habit Of writing with
reeds on parchment and paper that 1t
continued 4 long time alter the nrst
use Of quIlls. The custom OF carry
ing q pen behiDd the ear is ancient. az
may be seen In the life Of st. Odo:
HE saw a pen sticking in his ear In
the manner Of a writer"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-08
Builders Conclude Meeting.

Special 70 Times Republican.
Waterloo, jan. s-Master builders
Of Iowa at their closing session. elected
officers for the coming year. The FOL-
lowing wsre selected:
g. c. Mills. webster City. president:
John J. Miller, Waterloo. vice presi-
dent, ". Fl. Lirhtner. Cedar Rapids,
secretary. and w. r. Kucharo. treas
urer. John Soller, Davenport. F. j,
saushack. Sioux City. and John Thye,
Burlington, were elected new members
Of the beard Of direetors.
NeIubsfs Of the board who hold over
a1es ]. q. rusant, Dss Noines. re-
tiriny yrss.dsnt; q. G. Mills. John ia
oobson, Mayshsl,sowni John J. Miller:
". II. Lixheasr and ". r. Gucharo.
@. p. MaspArd win continue as general
sssrstasy. WITH headquarters IN Des
Aoinss
palas.tss elected 70 the national con-
~sntton h Indianapolis arc: J. r Tu-
saAt J. =. L>spers. Cedar RApids G.
6. Ml!s, G. r. Massard ana John SOL
ieS. John J. Miller and @ w. Ennis
Gr.nnsll vere elected altsrnates.
Tho nsxt convention city WIS MOI
ohossn but Cedar Rapids Will prob
Ably 10 selected. Ths board OF dirse-
tosy VIII decide the question.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-08
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-08
AIhjSn Mems.

Albion. Jan. S.-Harvey Sturm has
bought the property Of Mrs. Jennie
orisys IN the northwest part Of town.
which he will occupy after March l.
He IL planning extensive improvements
to thA house.
Rev. Mr.. shirk.s family u quaran-
tined for scarlet fever. two OF the 1T
tie siris having . mild attack OF the
disease.
Eiisabsth Stevens returned Monday
to VT vernon, where she II attending
Cefnail OoHatt.
Il Il. SsaAs has purchased Of MIS-
On OsaAam ~ property occupied oy
NAA DS0n9San.
Nseeausss Hsfroyd, srratt Dsnn's
s,d 1la1sAAsA wsrs hostssses to the
ssnbsss q ~ etsd1 and Social c1uo
q ~ uaus4eajs fSssasy astsrnoon ~
kAs bs1nts AemA
Clifford Graham has moved TO he
HsisAsaaa faru1, which was purchased
~ Martha ds.Asn last sprans.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-08

Are you keeping your BOWLS. hvsr.
and stomach clean. pure, and fresh
with Csscarsts, or merely whipping
them Into aotiou every few days with
Salts, Csthertic Pins. OIL. or Purga.
tive wAtervf
Stop having q bowel wash day. Let
Oascarsts gently cleanse and regulate
the stomAnh. remove tho sour and fer
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-08
TIM, chlidrsn Aimoss au"sestsd.

Ykrs> chlldrsn Almost evHseasso'
gpso.si 10 f.mas-KerubNeAn-
watsr1oo, Jan. e.-fhres children OF
eaun ie4sAnan. raaFtnS from three 70
n 1sayx wsrs nearly sunoeated N
ths,r Assns wsdsssday afternoon. The
ohfldsSu ware h IN unconscious eondl-
Hon whsn discovered ~ the hrernsn.
Taoy wss> .ssuscisated and Later ~.
moved TO . hospital It 10 osas~eo
all viii recover. nu
rhe fsthsr was s4 work IN the M
nois centrai shops and tho moehe'1ess
Children were alone IN tho home. Ihe
Oldest boy rsosntly suffered = broken
arm and was handicapped n esr,ns
Tor ths youngss children. y u os'
iievsd ne Ar resulted from the ehll-
area plsying wt4A msteaes. Tbs dam
ssA % tha property VA smsA
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-08

msnting food and foul eases. take the
excess bile from the liver and carry
out Of tho colon and bowels all tho
constipated waste matter and poisons
30 you can straightsn up.
Cascarets tonight will make you
feel great by morning. They work
while you sleep-never grippe, sichen,
or cause any Inconvenience. they cost
DO little too. ~