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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-01-23
w. II. RlTCIIIl:.


w. II. RITCIIIE.
W. ii. Ritchic died from the cf-
fccts Of paralysis and rheumatism
OH Dec. 2S, 1919. at his home near
Columbia Sulphur Springs, in An
lhonys Greek district, aged 66 wears
leaving his wife. who prior to her
marriage was Miss Frances Waid.
one sister, Mrs. Mary A.. Rider and
one brother, james Richie.
CHARLES LACY FLACK.
Charles Lacy, 5-year-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Otcy Flack. died at
his parents home ON Muddy Greek
Mountain OF Jan. nth, 1920.
MRS. SARAH II. GREEN.
Mrs. Sarah r. Green. wife Of Il.
q. Green, died at her home in East
Ronccverte on Jan. 1. 1920. aged
~ years, leaving seven children,
20 grandchildren, and four great
grandchildren. two sisters, Mrs.
Amanda Wall. Of ASbury. and Mrs.
Mamie Anderson. of near. Lewis
burg, and a brother, J. T.. Andcr-
son, of East Ronceverte.
. oEoftHF ACLDRIDGE.
George Auldridgc, who was born
and reared in the Stoney Greek
ncighborhood Of Pocahontas coun-
~, and moved West in 1862, locat-
ing at Upton, Iowa, died on Fri
day, Jan. 9th, 1920. of iniirmities
of old age. being at the time of his
death S5 years Of age. His remains
were buried in Tho cc,,tnr,. ,oo,,
his home at Upton.
DIR. I. G. M'CUTCIIEoN.
DR.. !. q. McCutcheon, of Hominv
Falls. born Oct. 21, 1868, died Jan.
:. 1920, in his 51st year. He was
member of the NJ. f.. Church, mar
ricd Miss Gertrude McClung in
1913 who with two brothers and
three sisters survives him. Hc
graduated from the Louisville Mcdi=
cal College in 1896 and had since
been i'll the active practice of his
profession.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-01-23
JUDGE BENNETT FINEB.

Judge w. II. Bennett ono day
last week vas fined $500 by Judge
J. w. Eary, Of the circuit court, for
contempt of court. The cX-iudgc
was arguing case in court and
ovcrran his time limit Of ten min
u,cS, and whcn' reminded Of that
fact used some rather emphatic
]angud8c - Fnycthc JOurnui.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-01-23
NEW PROTECTION FOR CURRENCY,

,,;,;. ~ order to circumvcnt counter
S,anG and denominaiional raising,
has 'r'aiy of the Treasury Glass
l;'n lo oruered adoption of n distinc-
rnr, v oesign for all future issues of
I,I'rrrcncy, it was announced on Jan.
Ibn me portraits prescribed for
NC lulurc nrn. -
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-01-23
DEATHS.
pLCNiER BRYANT.

Plumcr Bryant son of Hut. Bry-
ant. died Jan. =, 1920. at his home
near Blue Sulphur Springs. aged
about % Years. leaving wife and
one child.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-09
HARDING WOULD
KEEP COUNTRY
OUT OF LEAGUE
Fayors Complete Rejection of
the Covenant
cox ACCEPTS CHALLENGE
Democratic Nominee Makes Endorse
ment of Versailles Treaty Main
Feature Of Speeches.

Omaha, Neb., oct. 7.--On the far
thest westward swing Of his cam
palgn.ng, Senator Harding urged to-
day that the nation stay cut of the
Versailles League Of Nations alto
gether and reject the obligations Of
the league covenant,
Declaring that clarifying reserya-
tons would never meet the require
ments of national security, the Re
publican nominee put before the yot-
ers Of iowa and Nebraska direct is
sue Of accepting or declining member
ship in the league
Il DO not want TO clarity these OBJ
legations he said, q want to turn
my back on them It is not interpre
tation but rejection that | am seek
ing. understand the position o.
the Democratic nominee and he un
derstands mine. In simple words, f
Is that he favors going into the Paris
League and / favor staying out"
| The Senator's declaration on the
league was made at forenoon gath
eFlHS Ol ScFeIal tHOuSdiu III tue Notl
scum at Des Moines, and later was re
peated in varied form at severa
smaller Iowa cities, and at nigh
meeting in the Omaha auditorium, Il
sixteen speeches during the day, HI
also restated his position on yarou
other issues OF the campaign. ant
during his address hefe devoted
half hour to a plea for enforcement
Of law without terrorism or op
/ ! rcssiOn.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-09
HUNGER STRIKE RECORD
Benjamin Salmon Without Food For
24 DAYS.

Washington, oct. While Benja.
min J. Salmon, a conscientious oh.
iector continued his hunger strike,
which began July - when he was adj
mitted to St E!Izabeths Military
Hospital here, his attorneys today
to obtain his release through habeas
corpus Proceedings. The Civil Lib
critics League Of New York is aiding
in the effort to obtain salmon9 re-
lease a
Immediately upon being brought
to st. Elizabeth's from Fort Douglas,
Utah, Salmon, whose home Is IN Den
YER refused to eat and dispite partly
successful attempts at fcrcible feed
ing he has maintained his attitude
for eighty-four days
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-09

seventy years old now and am able to
do my own homework and walk one
mile to church every Sunday morning
and evening. l am recommending the
Vegetable Compound to my friends hay
ing the same troubles as had, Your
remedy is the best on earth. l cannot
find words to express my gratitude
to it."-AIrs SUSAN c. STAPLES, Isl .
School st.. Taunton, Mass.
The reason that thousands Of women
from all parts of the country write such
grateful letters is that Lydia +. Pink
HAMS Vegetable Compound has brought
health and happiness into their lives,
once burdencd with pain and illness.
II has relieved women from some OF
Tie worst forms Of female ills, such as
dsplacemcnts, Inflammation, and Ill
ceration Why don't you try It?
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-09

Nashville, oct. 7.-Goyernor Cox Of
Ohio, Democratic presidential candi-
date, formally accepted tonight the
League Of Nations issue as stated by
senator Harding, his Republican op.
poront, Referring to the senator's
Des Moines speech today, denouncing
the present league, Governor Cox de.
olared in his address:
Nov he's against the league; I'm
for the league.
The League of Nations was the
main theme Of Governor Cox in his
travels today through Kentucky and
Tennessee.
Il favor going in the Democratic
presidential candidate repeated vigor
ously in days campaigning Of eight
speeches, closing with a large meet
ing here tonight in the Ryman Audi
torium.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-09


without help for
three mon t h $
caused by female
trouble. My cousin,
who was a doctor,
told me to take
Lydia Il. Pinkham's
V etable Com
pound and it helped
me greatly. Then
during the Change
Of Life | used the
same remedy. | am
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-09
MacsWlNEY REFRESHED

Condition Of Hunger Striking Mayor
Shows Improvement.
London, Oct Ference Mac
Swiney, lord mayor Of Cork who be-
gan a hunger strike on August II,
was more refreshed this morning lie
passed a fairly good night, according
to the bulletin issued by the Irish
Self Determination league.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-09
THE BEST
ON EARTH
Says Mrs. Staples Of Lydia E.
Pinkharn's Vegetable
Compound.

Taunton, Mass.-A'I could not eat or
sleep for gix months, had fainting spells
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-05

"Supposing you had lived in tho wild
and woolly west as l did for a. quarter
Of a century, especially during the ola
frontier days, and were taken sick. with
no doctors available" says Mr.. w. L.
McWheerten, prominent business man.
manager Of the American Salvage Co.
6i5-17 West Market street, Louisville
KY, which company is endorsed by the
First National Bank of Louisville. you
would thank your lucky stars that ma
ture grew out of the ground for you
roots, barks and herbs that relieved all
ailments"
IT had been blessed with good health
until about six months ago, when u
seemed like my whole system went back
on me. My stomach was In poor shape.
and my nerves--well, 1t seemcd TO me
as though l was all nerves, for became
SO irritable / just hated TO have anyone
speak to me. / couldn't sleep at night
and just rolled. tossed and pitched: just
couldn't find a restful spot in the bed.
l got up of mornings more tired than
when / went to bed. just dragged my
self to business with my back and legs
aching me all day long. l ate little on
nothing at my meals and what did eat
wouldn't agree with me. I was about
TO give up until a short time ago when
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-05
SHERRARD
Home Mission Address

Next Wednesday evening a mission
airy meeting will be held at thu Mt
Olivet church. under the auspices OF
the local home missionary society. A
lady from the Cory Union Mission. oil
Wheeling. will deliver an address
Everybody. especially the young people
Teaohers Heard Lecture
All the teachers Of the Sherrard higF
school and grades attended lecture D!
Prof. Frank McMurry Of the Peabody
Institute at tho Wheeling high schoo
schools closed at 2:4S that afternoon
the lecture being Mt $50,
Briefs
The Pleasant Hhl Ladies Aid met al
the parsonage Wednesday Afternoon
with n good attendance.
Sherrard schools is attending roanC
table at ParkcrsburG Thursday anc
Allen Grove Sunday school at p. m
and preaching Mt 3. Sunday.
Pleasant Hill Sunday school at 10 n
PreSchinE at Mt. olivet will be al
7:30 p. m.
The l.. W. Bromer family have ro'
turned from Rraddock. Ia, where they
attended the funeral Of George Penning.
ton. who was well known to many !oca
people.
itine relatives AT Mt 0livet.
On Wednesday afternoon tho funeral
Of willis r. Grimes passed through
here to the Oak Grove cemetery. Tine
death occurred Sunday afternoon, NJ
Elm Grave.
on Tuesday. in srtc Of unpleasant
weather. almost every one OF the farm
er women were out to cast their votes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-05
PROMINENT BUSINESS And
STRONGLY ENDORSES HERB SAP
90 YEARS YOUNGER
By the Investigator

LOUISVILLE, KY. John Hartman.
1927 Goss avenue, old-time resident OF
Louisville. told me It was none OF my
business how old ne Is. He's been TAX
ing Herb Sap, the great tonic ana stopi-
ach medicine. and l wanted to got some
statistics about him.
I'm over sixty" Haarman conceded.
And will say that since taking Heru
Sap my clock has been turned back
twenty years. Just look at met"
l did as commanded and must say
that he didn't look like the same person
as when he came 10 the drug store 10
see ME a month before.
"A month ago." he continued. when
l called to see you, you'll remember
was In bad shape. I couldn't eat
blessed thing. as had no appetite. Ny
stomach had completely gone back Oh
me. I had aches and pains In not only
my back and limbs. but in every part
of my body It seemed like. I was
weak as a cat and 30 nervous that my
whole body was wet from cold sweats
Just beads Of II stood out on me inces'
sanity. I was too rundown to WORK
a lick. I began to note change
though, in 4S hours after taking Herb
Sap, and now. after having finished the
secoIid bottle-well. Just look at mel
feel rcjuvcnated and eat-wen, I'm
hungry all the time. I'm right on the
Job now, every day, new man physi-
caIly. with new mental vigor and new
mower of sustained effort. Herb Sap Is
surely a wonderful tonic. 1t proved o
blessing 10 me-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-05

Association OF the Maccabees are plan
ming big meeting To be held in thciI
rooms in the Heinlein building next
Thursday evening. The affair VIII b. In
the nature of an anniversary celebration
as the order in this city has just pasSes
the 2Sth year of its history. and i
program of interest is being prepared.
Tickets For Alliance
Those of this city who wish to trave
on the special train 10 Alliance. Ohio
To see the football game between the
Martins Ferry High school and the Al
at the local Selby g. Reed pharmacy
The special train will leave Martins
Ferry at 9:l5 on the morning of Nov
l3th. and more than five hundred are
planning to attend the game.
Roberts Funeral
The funeral services for Mrs. Mary
Louise Bishop, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Perry Bishop OF Kirkwood, who died al
the home Of her parents few days ago
following lengthy illness. will be held
from tho home, l01 Marion street, Kirk
wood. this afternoon at o'clock. In
charge OF Rev. E. o. Morris, pastor OF
the Klrkwood Methodist church. Ehe
interment will be made at Llnwood Gem
etery, near Blaine. Ohio.
Ferry W. Bsl1aire
Much local interest Is being developed
In the football game which will be
staged at League Park tomorrow after.
noon. between the Martins Ferry and
the Bellaire High schouls. and n good
crowd from this city will witness tho
game. Local students are interested IT
the rivalry obtaining between the taB
schools.
Degree Of Pocahontas
The officials of the Degree OF Poca'
hontas. a side degree of the Red Men
state that they have several matters
of importance to be taken up at the
meeting to be held in the Eagles Hal
on tho Cadlz Pike this evening. All
members have been urged to be present
One Big Celebration
One Of the biggest celebrations In the
history Of the city Is planned for TO-
morrow night, under the auspices OF the
members Of the Harding Coolidge club
of this city. Bands. red fire. and every,
thing that goes to make big eVSn'
will be on the program. All OF the ke
publIcans IN other towns in this vicinity
have been officially invited to paftic'
ipate in the event
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-05
HERB SAP Is S. Sold GR1EST'S

club at o'clock luncheon at her
home in Hill street.
Mrs. L. c. Case and daughter Pauline
OF Parkersburg are the guests Of thu
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs, J. +.
Frame.
c. U. Harris. manager of the Paden
City pottery left Tuesday evening for
Chicago. ILL.,. to look after business
Hubert and Ralph Norcross, having
visited relatives here, have returned
to Wellsburg, w. Va.
Miss Pauline Tracy has returned
from Wheeling. where she completed:
course in Elliott Commercial collage.
Mrs. Virgil Moss and son Edward
have come to Houston. Tex. for visit
Of several weeks with Mr.. Moss.
Miss Margaret and Miss Vrginia
Thistle spent Wednesday in Wheeling,
Announcements have been received
here of the birth Of a daughter to M.
and Mrs. Harold Smythe Of Tulsa.
Okla. The mother was Miss Genevievc
Gaffncy. a former SIstersVille young
woman.
Mrs. Homer Dudley, who has been
the guest Of friends In Huntington, W.
Va, has returned home.
The American Legion members Will
give : dance Thursday evening In This
tie. hall. Very elaborate preparations
are being made and number or out-of-
town visitors arc expected.
Howard Eaton. after spending .. cou.
Pie Of days with relatives. has returned
TO Marietta O.. to resume his studies
In Marietta college.
buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-05
GAINESVILLE

The following new officers were elect
cd ut the meeting OF the o. f. S, chapter
Tuesday evening: Worthy Matron MIS-
Stella Lappert. orthy Patron. Thco Mer-
Ger: Associate Matron, Mrs. Jos. Daley;
Conductress. Mrs. Mary Woodland; 3Sso-
ciate conductress, Miss Mary Collins;
treasurer. Mrs. Mary Thornberry and
secretary. Mrs. Bertha Finch.
Mr. and Mrs Claude Fowler OF
GAINESVILLE, Ohio. spent q few days this
week with friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Lorcntz. OF Newark
Ohio, visited relatives here over SUNDAY,
Harry Molden. Of Wheeling. spent
Tuesday with his parents. Mr.. ard MIS-
Theo. Moldcn. of Walton avenue.
Wade BuShala. Of Cambridge. ONO: Is
spending this week with his sister. Mrs.
y. H.. Khoury Of this place.
James Dement, of Cleveland. Ohio. Is
visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Jos. Daley entertained Troop :
Boy Scouts and the Tau Gamma Rho
girls at her home Monday evening with
n ghost party. The evening wnS delight
fully spent playing games and elegant
refreshments were served.
Mrs r. $. Bradhcid t. seriously i'll at
her home on North Chestnut street.
Mrs. Bradncld has stroke the first part
OF the week.
Miss Ruth Riley and Elmer G. Hoelzlc
Of Wheeling, were visitors In town We'd
neSday,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-05

wrote the earliest Psalm. and where
Is IL recorded" 1t was given by Mrs
| Carrie Cole.
! Al. the schools IN this district were
| closed on the End inst.
The largest vote in the history or
this vicinity was cast at Sand M! Pr" Pr
cinst No. l. The women. despite the
| inclemency Of tho early morning hours
/ turned out In great numbers to take
the advantage Of their newly secured
privilege and without q doubt the
! great RCpubliCan landslide was caused
| Sv tho wives and mothers Of the world s
! war veterans.
Quite i number Of local people spent
Tuesday night in the city anXious4y
awaiting the carly returns -,
The farmers In this vicinity are al.
busily engaged this week hauling out
| their Doteto crop which IS below normal
| this year. ,,,
Benton Hazlett was slightly injured
on Monday evening when returnlhs
| home from delivering load OF pola-
| toes by a large truck swiping his wagon.
/ Mr.. Hazlrtt was violently thrown to the
! ground: no bones were broken but ms
! right arm was severely bruised ana h'S
! head and mouth were painfully injured.
which will incapacitatc him from WORK
! for some time. ,
q. W. Jones is serving on the jury
! at Moundsvillc for phis term:
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Shepherd ard
! daughter Ruth Evelyn. acColnpaIi!tu Wy
| Miss Virginia Caldwell OF Big Wheeling
! Creek. ar, spending this week with re-
| lntiycs in Akron and Columbus. o.
Mrs. Uiiver Pollen Of Washington.
Pa, is quite i'll at her homo with
! cancer on the breast. and grave appre-
| honsion is felt for her recovery. Mrs.
Pollen was resident formerly Of Viola;
Virginia and Ellsworth Jnnkins or
Viola are Ill with the whoopinE cough:
! Miss Annie NJ. Winters OF Sand Hill
| village Is visiting IN Elm Grove and
| Wheeling
Mrs. C. ". Marsh spent several days
! this week with her son. Waltcr Marsh.
| Dr., Lewis Conrad OF Elm Grove Is
! spending several days Mt his home nero.
Glenn Kent has accepted work in
| Elm, GroCe for the winter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-05
STEUBENVILLE


The Jefferson county board OF cleo;
tions this afternoon began the official
count Of the vote cast at Tuesdays gen.
eral election. The unofficial figures for
the county show a Republican majority
of approx imatcly 6,000. tho largest in
the history of the county. Election Of
iicialS report that ther" were surpris-
ing number OF ballots thrown out this
year. hundreds being declared illegal
here in the city because of being incOr-
rcctly marked. One election judge re-
norris that Il man in his precinct cut
tho ticket Of his choice from tho ballot
with a penknlfe and insisted on deposit
Ing it in the ballot hnx that way. He
thought that was the way 10 cast his
vote and when offered another ballot
grew angry and refused to vote. The
unofficial count shows that George Bair
and Charles Waddlc are elected fo:
sloncrs whilc Edward Tadcgan Of To-
ronto, third member elected, will serve
tho two-ycar term.
" Stills Captured.
raids today captured three stills and a
large quantity Of Illicit liquor. At the
homo Of Steve RurSon. two stills. one
Of them in operation. IS gallons Of raj
sin jack and several barrels IF mash
were found and both Burson and his
wife arrested. At tho home Of Gent All
los, a ten gallon still and eight gallons
Of jack were seized. Azilos and Clara
Morehcad were arrested. All vert flnnd
$500 and co-ts each by Justice W. D,
Downcr
Republicans Rejoice.
Stcuhenvillc Republicans last night
celebrated the pa:ty's great victory At
the polls on Tuesday by staging IN old
Fashioned torch and rod light parade
and officially burning tho Democratic
party. SIX stalwart followers 81 the
G.. q. r. led the procession carving the
Democratic corpse while the band
played the dead march. Last night 3
celebra ton js tn hr followed by a DEM
onstration for the entire county here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-05
World War Veteran
Obtains New Life
And Vigor as Bonus
Gassed in Argonne, Leaving
Stomach in Deplorable Condi-
ton; Now Better Than Ever,
Since Taking Herb Sap.

1 was gasscd in Argonne while serv-
ing with Co a, End Machine Gun Bat
talon, a. l.. F.. says William SOrge. re-
Gently honorably discharged from the
u S. army and now residing in Louis
VILE. Ky. 1T left my stomach In de-
p'orablc condition and what little I
could cat never tasted good or agreed
with me. l went back 10 the foundry. to
work at my old trade as Il mouldcr, but
the heat gave me such cramps in my
stomach was forced to lay off inces-
sanity. During one Of these spells I
saw Herb Sap advertised in the paper,
so commenced taking It. To my delight
It fixed me up In good shape. l picked
I'D in health rapidly and l now feel bet
ter In every way. My stomach Is in
better shape than It ever was. My wife
has also been taking Herb Sap ard
thinks the world and oil Of II. She. TOO
fels and looks 100 per cent better than
ever before. II sure is wonderful
tonic"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-05

.. L. A. II. headquarters in the Huh
building last night. supper was served
after which a program was rendered
and social diversions enjoyed.
aazue Law violatorS.
Deputy Game Warden Roush and
Beavers Yesterday arrested three mer
CHARGED with violating the game laws
One was charged with having hunted
rabbits before the season was In and
the other two were charged with tres
passing.
H. C. Bell Of this city spoke last
night at the First Baptist church In
Miss Margaret Cook has returned &c
Bellaire after visiting with her mother
". q. Mobley has purchased property
at Shadyside and Will move there soon
TO mako his future home.
Howard Ulrlch has returned TO ms
home At Tiltonville after visiting with
friends here.
Mrs. Ralph Powell Of Franklin stree,
entertained the members Of the Ladies'
Ala society OF the First Reformed
church last evening at her home.
Friends called Unexpectedly at the
home Of Miss Nellie Kincade on Noble
street and rendered her with sur
Hrs. Fred Wright OF Belmont has
been visiting at the home OF MRS. Eoith
oberman! on TSllman avenue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-05

Five years ago ]. A. Davis, OK Hunt
:ngton. w. Va, direct descendant OF
II. T. Barnum. worlds greatest show
man, was stricken with paralysis. He
fought valIantly for his life and with
out giving up hope, finally mastered the
awful afriiction. but was left in terri
bly, rundown condition, with mcnac.,
ing stomach trouble. He doctored and
doctored with little or no benefit. Final
" he was told about Herb Sap-an eH-
tract of Mother Natures Pure Herbs.
He took only one bottle and was amazed
in finding that 1t Increased his appetite
and built up his system to ouch an eI-
tent that he now feels just like sch DOL
boy. When interviewed, Mr.. Davis said:
Il was left in a complete rundown
condition since stricken with paralysis
Ave years ago. had no appetite nor
ambition to move I was so nervous
couldn't sit still in one place for more
than q second at q time. I left my
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-05
Barnum's Cousin
Reveals Secret
Cousin of P T. Barnum Worlds Greatest Circus Show
man. Tells How He Found Health In Extract
Of Mother Natures Herbs.

meals untouched, hardly eating enough
to keep me alive. I tried every medicine
that l saw advertised and all that any
one told me about but seemed to Get
no better. Finally I stumbled into
nature medicine called Herb Sap and
got a bottle Of It. took 1t religiously
and I must confess that the second dose
brought my appetite back like magic.
Now / eat like horse at every meal l
sleep like a boy and my nerves feel rest
ed at all times. I feel II my duty to
publicly praise Herb Sap, as I am con-
WINGED there is nothing better IN the
world than this nature extract for sick
ly people. All ! can say is,.' hope ev-
cry one tries Herb Sap and becomes con-,
WINGED as was. know they will be
happy"
II you are in q rundown condition
have stomach trouble. Indigestion. feel
nervous. dizzy. restless. sleepless or
have rheumatic aches. pains or twinEes,
obtain a bottle Of Herb Sap at once.