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FIVE MILLION IN GOLD
ARRIVES IN NEW YORK
Makes Total OF $4,000. 400 This Week
-Four Millions More ON

BY AsSociatch PGcss.
NEW YORK. Nov. 24.-Arr!val
here today OF s5.000,ooo worth OF
gold on the steamship Olympic. part
Of which was consigned 10 !. p.
Morgan q: Company, for the account
Of the British government. WAS re-
Sarded In financial quarters as the
beginning of another extensive move
ment OF the metal TO the United
states.
The gold received today makes a
total of Sl1.000,0Go this week. the
steamship Aquitan!a having landed
several million dollars worth Mon
Jay. The steamship Lap!and, now
en- route to New York, IL reported
20 have aboard nearly $4,000, 900 In
gold, the greater part of which is
from Kuhn. Loeb & 60.
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CURB MARKET.

NEW YORK. Nov .i.-Busincs. on The
Broad Street curb was comparatively ouie.
3 MI rejected continued disposition to
wait Tor liquidation on the stock exchange
10 run IT, course interests concerned In
the various properties apparently adopting
n. policy of RETAINING from activity for
tn" prcs"nt and watching for buyers u,,-
rnrtun!ti-s, which might come from i!qu.
dalton OF stock exchange accounts
There was no material change In the
market position Of any Of ;rc issues how.
ever, losses that were sustained IN the
majority or stocks being confined 20 fraC-
tonni amounts. Ryan oil was an cx-
rcption. that stock being again under pres
sure. and recedinE from The level cstab.
lished u The rcCent rally.
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Cincinnati nrcMcrs Ci,ra.

WNSNlNGTON. Nov. q = Thrf7
Cincinnati brewing companies weI.
cited hy proh,h:tion COMMISSIONS.
Kramer today 20 Sho" cause. Drccm-
Der IL. why ihei- permits 10 manu-
facturo cereal beverages should not
be cancelled. because they have no.
in good faith" conforncd to the Fed
ernl prohibitiom entortement act.
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ARMENIAN INTERVENTION
CONSIDERED BY LEAGUE
Seeks Government Willing TO III
dcs:akc Mediation Between
Warning Countries.
MAY ASK AID OF AMERICA
Council Invites Norway and Swc-
den to Join Wilma Expedition.
No General Disarmament TO Fol-
low for Present.
+, by Associated Press. ]


GENEVA, Nov. 24.-Action in con-
formity with the resolution for Ar
mcn!an Intervention recently passed
by the assembly OF the league Of ma
tons was taken today by the council
of the league.
The council decided TO ask the
general secretary OF the league TO
prepare and submit telegram 10 be
sent TO the Powers in pursuance of
the resolution of the assembly that
4 government willing 70 undertake
mediation between Niustapha Renal
PaSha. tn. Turkish nationalist
leader, and tho Arnerians. bc sought.
II Is expected tac emitted states wii!
among the powers 10 whom the
telegram - oe..t e.nScrning intcrvcn-
tiun Ia Armenia.
II TRANSFERRED today ;hat the coun-
ell on sunday invited sweden. Nor
way and Denmark 10 join in the
Nisna expeditions, sending ten men
each.
rr"nnk-. Comment and Amusemcnt,
Tao efforts OF the council commit
tees to keep their del ;bcraitons under
I'll" strong sentiment in the assembly
Tor absolute Un.nucsa. are provoking
considerable comncnc and q muse
lnent. There even is talk am...g the
more independent delegates OF Il re-
volt against what they consider All
effort on the part OF Tn" council
sccrciariat to override the assembly
The committees. subcommittee
aud steering committees Of the as
sembiy and council OF the league
were all session today. but. beyond
the announcement Of Ihc coufcll's
decision III the Armenian ease and
that regarding the Wilma expeditions
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supreme Court OF Appeals.

couody VS.. Norfolk and West.i-t
Railway Co. argued and subnitteo
Davis at ais W.. Randall ct ais,
tomorrow.
Next eases to be called. stephen
fu,ncy Shoe Co. IS. ormsbys M
minta,rat"r: Bruce's eNccutriS 80.
Hibo's eNerutriX: Bradshaw VIZ Boot,i.
Gallon X Gregory ~. Wiufrc. ana
southern Railway Co. rs. Adams att-
TtnistratriN. etc theS" being Nos. ..
%. 81. ca and - on the docket. So
Court will not be held today, BIZ,
VIII sit Saturday FS
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The output of turpsn-

agriculture. The output of turpsn-
tine is placed at Al OH casks. com
pared with $4,000 last year, and q.
rosin 1.i52,o6G round barrels. OF APP
ProNimately 500 pounds each, COM
nared with 1881. 900 barrels last year
These figures do not include wood
turpentine. wood rosin and rosin re-
claimed from still waste which
usually amount to about 10 per cent
OF production.
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PETERSBURG: rKANUT MARKET.

rctersSu-Y. va. Nov. "a, i.s
SPASfSH.-farn!crh SiocH. Market quiet.
Old peanuts. 81 per bushel: ucH pea nuts,
ma rkst sc.ker as, 20 SIS per 6ushcl :
IlNGlSiAS-Farm.rE STOCK. 'J!d peanuts
no buyers and no offerings. New pesnup,
market steady.
Fancy iuinbos. TO &c per %
.lu!noos. TO &c per 10
Extra prime. 5,,c per 10.
Prime. 81 per 10.
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Cuts Price on Pipe Line OIL.

HOUSTON, TEN, Nov. "i.-The
Humble Oil and Refining Company
today announced a reduction of so
cents in the price of pine line oil.
company is paying 81 for OF! in
earthen storage. The Texas Company
and Gulf Refining Company have not
sc; met The cut.
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PORKERS AGAIN DECLINE
hoEs at Lowest Prize Recorded NJ
stock Yards Since October g.

EV As,ociatcN Press
81. LOUIS MO-. Nov. GA further
decline OF 80 cents in the p-lre ~
hoSS was recorded at the National
stock Yards her" today, Ia. top price
'flrg SH."o hundred pounds. This
IS In" lowest since October |. IgiE
"Aen he days TOP vas $3.50. Heayy
."ceipts again was ascriJed M Tho
H'ihcipa! cause OF the w,priccs.
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NJ 1VNN, NOV. 1I.--TNc MI
tional City Bank today issued de-
NAL OF report received last night
from Havana that It's branch in
s;itution in the Cuban capital had
been directed 20 place $4,000, 600 or
any other sum ut the disposal of
Cuban sugar interests.
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Cotton Cnn,press uurns.

LITTLE ROCK, ARK. Nov. "a
Fire of undetermined origin today
destroyed the plant Of the Columbia
Compress Company and $500 bales
of cotton al Magnolia. Ark, accord
ing 20 dispatch received By the
Arkansas Actuarial Bureau.
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SAVANNAH. GA. Novv. .h-Turpcn,!nc.
Iui.t. receipts. 3t9: Shipments. iji: stock,
1850. korin. quiet; sales. Q, receipts. ~.
: hiIine,its. io. stock: 3. sS Quot: b. u,
y, J, q. II. !, X. ~ y. VIC, WV. ll.op.
I<l-t sale Nov. ~
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Chicago GRAIN MARkET.

NO. nov !N-TI-aNy se!I!nE pres
anrc TIu9h OF IL aSrr.hcd to "a leading
>rw TORI trader. led ~ ,evcrc bi.as
tt!"y IN wheat prices. Reports hat 30.
go barrels Of Hour without nnsuciai back.
M Mad been ."!n!y :srkiI2 buyer a.
I'M !ph.a were made much o: by tn.
bears. The mark, closed unse;t.cI =,
70 ~. n; iowtr with December i.5sn !.5li.
dni March l5t"t q IS. Corn lost III -.
AID oats ',uiI In prov!s ms the cut
come ranged t.om ijc dcci!E to SIC adj
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IN F.

thar ships breaking the American
laws may not b. allowed 20 laud IN
that country.
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NAVAL STORES.

ien,.on, Will. knit goods wer. quiet ana
hirisr markets h-.!, under trTcr market
az Calcutta.
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roTrONsEEp an
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS

DRY GOODS Nr
hNEW YORK. hoy 9.ssprlnt cloths ana
h1n &sis sss'sS S1: g:
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New Yerk"MiddlinE. ro; exports. 800;
ock o2,52l
Minor porta-Stock 1000.
Total today-ReceiEt., 23,S2; exports.
j.,G; stock. l.24i75i.
Total for week-Recelpts. l5s.lis; exports
.otnl for season-Rcceipts. ?.42l.IS7; ex-
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Turpertine Production .4ncrc,.,

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2i.-Largcr
production of turpentinn and rosin
this year. as compared with Last
year. is reported by the Bureau of
Chemistry Of the Department of
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PRODUCE MARKETS.
COFFEE.

NEW wong Ne EE, .r.
coffee futures wa higher today on "a COW eV.
erins by recent seller : nd scattered trad.
tone In Santos. The opening was 4 10 Is
p poInts higher and the mnrke, later I'M
cost and freight market had ABSORBED
santos conees previously pressing for sale
ana ihdlvatcd revtvin3 interest among In
H fSsInT hmyers. March advanced to 7.:T and
a aeHys last n!shrs closing nguies. but re-.
under realizing. The close was % 10 q
ip, points , nst higher December. 655: Jan
as55y s. t; March ssr ~ My. is July,
fs"ff ,s; steady: Rio Is, IS; santos Is. o.;
NEW YORK. ,NOS. a.--rh. raw sugar
undcrtons was steady and prices were un
| n9uni % a,o for centrifugal. There was
10 re Ts af Tor night Of SOP bags OF cubas
was reported today reports I from onS cmbo
there iron, the Far Enst. The hs n renns.!
market &C thsica Iulst and prices were
CoTTONsEEp OIL.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2i.--Cott onsced oil de
c,ined u TO- points In line with The
later 'ga ais sh f'a a1Sds but os sfss
short covering tor over Iii. holiday. Clos.
lower. Sales. II. !o6 barrels. Prime crude nt.
~ naminai; prime GUNNER yellow spot
Soan.9s1: Dseember. 81: March. s6s; May,
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET

HIOH SUCK ArI5
Richmond Va. Nov 20 1870
R.mLrfn: Fair run .! ca tue. on account
az heaHS ra.ns .vcryThc-r aud snarpiy
lower prices. market Vas considera BIZ
lover everywhere.
strictly good s,eora. l.l'o lh..
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RAILROAD SCHEDULES
Enectiyc November "a. $50

tDaIy. unless otherwise stiown) published
only as infornztio and not yuarsntecd
Daily except Sunday Sunday only
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-25

the successful person in any line
learns at some stage of the upward
path that order is a necessity of
his life. A wholly orderly child would
be a horrible little prig, of course.
But the power to see the desirability
of order and system is not incompa-
tible with happy-go-lucky childhood
1t plants one of those seeds which
seems to distracted parents to have
fallen on stony grounds, but which
so often sprout in latter life into
standards and ideals.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-25
INFANTS REMAINS
FOUND IN VALISE
CONDUCTOR ON G. S. G. F. MAX
Es GRUESoME DISCOVERY

When the Southland Limited
pulled into Jacksonville over the
Georgia Southern & Florida Railroad
Thursday night, Conductor SwailS
who was in charge found grip that
no one seemed to, own, He noted an
cdor that m.lde him curious when
he took charge, assuming that some
one had forgotten it. nta.
Open the grip later, he found the
dead baby of N white infant. Nothing
within the grip disclosed the ilenti
ty OF the owner. The body WIS wrap
ped in a copy of a leading Tennes-
see daily newspaper.
Officers have been notified and
effort is being made 40 locate the
person who thus left the body in
charge of the conductor.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-25

do all they can TO instruct and en-
courage prospective poultry raisers
Miss Smith and Miss Hamilton
will conduct a meeting at the Penia
School House "Wednesday afternoon
January 2Sth at 2:3O p. NJ. and
everyone Is urged to attend Part
Ct tha work Intended is to perfect
PLANS for organizing more poultry
club members for Crisp County. This
is highly important work for our
community and the hearty co-opera-
tion Of the people is sought.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-25
CENSUS ENUMERATORS
ASKING FOR NAMES

Mr. George Haar, who is census
enumerator for the second ward has
asked that those who have not been
enumerated give him their names as
soon as possible. He resides at 21J
Seventh Street, east. His phone is
264.
The other enumerators are likewise
anxious to get everybody and they
urge that those who have not been
counted make this fact known at the
earliest possible moment
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-25
MORE POULTRY IS
PLAN FOR new YEAR
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE WORK
Err HERE

Miss Maudc Smith FROM the State
College of Agriculture will be in the
county the first three Grys Of next
week and will work with Miss Lou
Hamilton in the interest of poultry
production.
They will visit club members and
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-25

"A school to teach the arts, sciences
and agriculture is planned for Iquitos
by the Peruvian Government.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-25
RAILROAD SCHEDULES
EASTERN TIME

EASTERN TIME
Arrival and Departure of Passenger
Trains, CordeIe Union Depot
The following schedule figures pub
lished as information and not guar
anteed:
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-25

Farmers who buy Reads Fertilizers testified to the high
standard OF these goods for than fifty years Every year
brings business.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-25
he Cordele Factory is Well Stocked this Season

With Fish Goods and German Potash and all high sndar
ingredients We offering high standard of Fert
zes at the right prices BE you get Reads ana the fc
zer question will be wisely settled. q" s" r.'- es'
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words from her pen-or /. would they
remain bird.like and alert?

words from her pen-or would they
remain bird:like and alert?
Rylance drew laggard breath.
The eyes were utterly and complete
ly blank. Then he. remembered that
undoubtedly poets forgot many of
their own inspired words as soon as
they were transferred ito paper. He
was, however, disappointed More and
more he regretted having risked los.
ing the ideals he had formed Of Paula
Raymond through her verses. He
wished he had remained in his dream
OF her out In the broad West.
Then some strange impelling force
dragged his eyes to those of the quiet
Beth and, as IL he had been flung be.
fore him in painted letters, he knew
the truth.
Her eyes were alight and her checks
were soft while. now from her liDs
came forth a flood Of exquisite words
like the. rushing torrent Of an impa.
tent brook. An explanation, wonder
fui, deep with thought, and put forth
with such brilliant understanding as
to make the soul of. Rylance glow
within him, came from that other soul
the soul that Rylance had loved.
Beth had been making frantic eff.
forts to stop the flow of words from
Paula's lips. Her alert eyes had
caught the knowing expression, in the
Westerner's quiet smile, and somehow,
she felt a. keen relief
You are fortunate in your friend
Ship" Rylauce said with a queer looI
in his eyes, there are not many chums
who could get under the mind of the
other and in fact sense the poetic
thought Of another, SO truly and ex-
press 1t so gnificently."
Paula had the added grace to blush
and Beth jumped up suddenly, bent on
brewing cup flea. Having beaten
her retreat, she wondered what meth.
cd Paula would take to extricate her.
self from the false position they had
assumed. q
Paula was not troubled about having
given away her Identity, but she felt
a bit startled at the new emotions
vii her that she knew were not des,
tined to spend themselves on the mere
writing OF verse.
Then Beth, from the little kitchen.
lette, hear Rylance speaking.
you couldn't have hidden your soul
long from me, Paula Raymond. / have
loved 1t too well for it to escape me
under canioufIage." :
Beth couldn't hear Paula's answer,
but 1t must have been satisfactory, for
when she returned with dainty tea
tray there was an atmosphere Of hap.
piness that prompted her thoughts to
stray toward Orange blossoms and
weddings in tiny fiat.
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WOULDN'T
LET Tim LIE down

"a year ago had asthma 50 bad
my friends thought ! would never get
,overit. had dectored for a long time
without results. u had not been intbed
for 3 weeks, could not even. sit up
straight In chair. Then 1 heard Of
Milks Emulsion and started using 1t.
It was only two days later that could
go to bed and sleep soundly. After
taking eight bottles ($4) WORTH Il
found myself completely cured. It is
over 8 months now since quit taking
Milks Emulsion, and haven't had q
symptom Of asthma since" Geo. w.
Baker, R. F. D.1, Latrobe, Pa.
Why shouldn't Milks Emulsion help
you? It has worked wonders for 9th.
ers. 1t costs nothing to try.
MiIks Emulsion is pleasant, nutri-
tive food and a corrective medicine. It
restores healthy, natural bowel action,
doing away with all need OF pills and
physics. It promotes appetite and
quickly puts the digestive organs in
shape to assimilate food. AS builder
OF flesh and strength, Milks Emulsion
Is strongly recommended to those
whom sickness has weakened, and is a
powerful aid in resisting and repairing
the effects Of wasting diseases. -Chron.
ic stomach trouble and constipation
are promptly relieved usually In one
day.
This is the only solid emulsion
made, and so palatable that It is eaten
with spoon like ice cream.
/ No matter how severe your case,
you are urged to try Milks Emulsion
under this guarantee Take six bot
ties home with you, use 1t according
to directions and IL not satisfied with
the results, your money will be prompt
ly refunded. Price 60c and 81 20 per
bottle. The Milks Emulsion Co., Terre
Haute, Ind. Sold by druggists every.
where. Guaranteed by w. R. Crane
Drug Go.
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CONFESSIONS OF a BRIDE

All Men Have the Same Ideals About
@Tell me where is fancy bred in
the heart or headgg quoted when
Bob and we're alone together.
An ancient query. Ny love for you
belongs as much to my head as my
heart. Why this sudden interest in the
subiect?r
/ repeated my conversation with
Chrys concerning the instability Of
love and the law Of change and the
doctrine Of magnetic attraction and
repulsion.
1--WE should worry. sweetheart.
You're a perpetual challenge, never
two days alike. Always into some
thing new. Why I'm never going to
havo an excuse for acquiring an affi-
nifty! I'm 'fated TO remain tamely
respectable and violently In love
with my one little wife forever Bob
finished by snatching me close In his
arms and kissing me.
j slipped away from him because ]
didn't want our conversatio ion interrupt
ed by his loye.making. Then / put
this to him:
"1m afraid Chrys and Spence will
never make a so Of 1t, although they
are so desperately In love at present.
But she IA so credulous so psy-
chic and he is SO scientific and blunt
and practical. It would be pity II
love were to drop down between the
twain and smash TO. bits They're the
handsomest pair of lovers nature ever
linked together
.As II that gave them the special
privilege of being happy. Don't get
so pathetic over it said Bob. Spence
lis grand chap. He will accept-and
overlook-the weakness of the woman
he loyes"
..He will, will he? Guess again, my
dear. Just because he is so grand he
will never accept any old ouija "con-
troll as third member of his family.
notice that mepi great or simple,
/ have the same ideals about the e3,
ciusivoness of love-and all that
They have the same ideals concerning
| the management OF wives, too. Then
methods are different, that's ALL
Explain, most wise Portia.p -
Jordan Spence may be- a grand
chap, but he intends to rule Chrys
d. aH
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10y T T 81 "
sauce. Cover with mashed potatoes.
Pour very little milk over the top OF
the potatoes and put IN hot oven
to brown.
Honey Oatmeal Cookies
/ cup strained honey
ga cup sour milk
4 tablespoons melted butter
4 egg
1874 cups rolled oats
Q cups flour
1 teaspoon soda
2 tablespoons grated chocolate
1-2 teaspoon cinnamon
IL teaspoon nutmeg
1 teaspoon salt s
i cup chopped raisins
1.2 cup chopped nuts
Beat egg. Dissolve soda in sour
milk. Mix raisins IN -four. Combine
Ingredients and stir well. Drop from
a spoon onto creased and Toured
cooky pans. Bake ina hot oven.
Compete Of Pears
/ can pears
1 lemon
10 cup; preserved cherries Top.
tionaD
10 cup sugar
IS teaspoon cinnamon
i Tablespoon granulated agelatine.
Drain pears from syrup in can. The
fruit may be diced in inch cubes or
used in quarters. Soak gelatine, In
IA cup cold water for LIS minutes. Add
sugar to fruit Juice and bring to a boil.
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the Management Of Wives
just as you rule me, and as an men
govern their wives"
At this Bob went off into one Of HIS
unexplainabIe fits OF mirth.
Go on, fair LADY,. he managed to
mmmur. betweeh bursts Of laughter.
Just snow Spence thinks he can
cure sChrys OF her credulity. He is
sure his love can work miracles. But
II can't. After a while he win find
that Chrys has little mental processes
of her own which he can't influence.
This includes her suscepti bility to the
supernatural which he SO tespises.
When he finds he can't mold her, he
will blame her. He viii consider her
obstinate or. fool. He VIII Just M:
turally stop loving her.
$50 she says she would rather let
him go now and not take the risk.
Maybe she's right" said Bob, after a
little serious thinking. Spence is IN.
compromising,
All men are" remarked.
II know q great verse which ap-
plies to Spence. clipped It from an
English paper when was over there.
It's by 7. w. II. Grassland" Bob pulled
his address book from his pocket and
turned a flyleaf. looked over his
shoulder while he read:
If should ever be in England's
thought
After I die,
Say, There were many things he
might have bought al.
And did not buy.
Unhonored by his fellows he grew old
And trod the path to hell,
But there were many things he might
have sold
And did not sell.
cts splendid, isn't it, Bob? It makes
all the material things and the physi.
cal things seem SO pretty"
ut leaves one face to face with NOR.
al values, ] think.
what wouldn't you sell, Bob?s
my mental integrity. Neither
would Spence He does not deceive
himself
"And he will never let chrys de.
ceive herself q
| "As women, my dear, SO love to do"
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NERVLAN HAS MADE
A new man OF
NE LATELY

"Nerylax simply has made a new
man OF me lately-nothing like it-and
1 cheerfully recommend 1t to all my
friends" writes G. f. Bibbee, well
known resident of Hanna. w. Va. For
the past few years have been a
chronic sufferer from stomach, kidney
and liver trouble and could find moth
ing to relieve me. suffered from gas
on the stomach! was constipated and
so nervous / could not sleep at nights;
my digestive organs were in bad shape
and suffered a general break down in
health. l was induced to try Nervlax
and after taking one bottle I feel like
a new man. cheerfully recommend
Nervlax to persons afflicted as was
(Signed) G. F. Bibbee,
- Hanna, w. Va.
Mr.. Bibbee Is welLknown cattle
dealer and stock buyer and is well
known throughout West Virginia.
Nerviax Is a-purely herbal remedy and
has been on the market for the past
three-quarters OF q century. As a rem.
edy for stomach, liver, kidney, bowel
and blood disorders, 1t has no equal.
Nervlax is onNale at the Cranes Phar.
macy and can be secured at all first
class drug stores throughout West viz
ginia.-Ady
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If one uses plain homemade cottage
cheese for the foundation, very deli.
cious unusual cheeses may be concoct.
ed at home.
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automobile
"wens he sighed Il got wish And here
and bag Of And nearly when think q how used
said Nick, picking the willy tell
where put the OLE"
please, horsemobne Then
getting
rusty THERE That's better thank you Anything
please Nancy He's
lost monkey +
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