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Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-02
WINDHAM

Miss Dorothy Brown gave most en- joyable card party Saturday evening in honor of MT. and Mrs. John Woods of New York There were three tables of bridge and two of 5e8 Cake, ice cream and coffee were served. The guests be- sides MT. and Mrs. Woods were Mir. and Mrs. E K. Leffingwell. Harold Lefiing- we'll Miss Grace Bates. MT and Mrs. W. s. Chappen. Miss Bingham, Misses Clara and Sarah Johnson, I. Fl. Johnson, Miss E. c. Neale, MT. and Mrs, Charles Larra- bee, MT. and Mrs. Henry Brown, MT and Mrs. H. $. Maine, MT. and Mrs. H. c. Lathrop Miss Florence Truell and Miss Gertrude Arnold.
 The Auction Bridge club met with Miss Grace Bates Monday evening. T. H. john- son substituted for Miss Ada Larrabee, who was in Putnam. Because two of the members are to be out of town next week the meeting of the club is postponed un- til the 18th, when Miss Dorothy Brown will be the hostess.
 MT. and Mrs@ John r. Woods of New York were at the inn from Wednesday to Sunday. Mrs. Woods sang In the Con- gregational church at the Sunday morn- ing service. Her selections were Schu- bert's Ave Maria and for the Wings of a Dove.
 A4e11"A61A IL " e0 siA uAlttS<Se~tae oESAAit4s g. there were Is present at the c. E meet ing led by the pastor, Rev. A. W. Clifford The new hymn books. Songs for Ameri- can Youth. were used and the singing was led by mandolin and piano The names of Mrs. Alfred Harvey and Ear Harvey were proposed for active mem. 1 bership.
 At the midweelz prayer meeting tllii 1 CTnursdayl evening d missionary playie Is to be given. Choir practice and Christ mas music rehearsal will follow.
 Thanksgiving day was very quiet il
 town. A light snowfall beginning Wed nesday evening was followed by rain ant
 sleet, making the weather very disagree
 able. The walking was slippery and tn
 trees were covered with ice A sleig
 passed through town from Scotland |
 Wiliimantic and experienced no difficult
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-02

ing for the Oklahoma missionary was finished. A business meeting of the L. A. S. was held also.
 Plans are being made for a community sale, the. proceeds going to the maker of each article sold
 Miss Anna Ciaassen has returned from Boston.
 Kingsley Brown is trying the experi- ment of lighting his chicken GOODS each night between 9-10 and giving his chick ems an extra meal, which resdits in in-
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-02

creased egg production. The experiment has proved very successful.
 Homer Wood received word Saturday of the serious illness of his mother ir Vermont
 Mrs. Guy Richmond is in charge Of the cooking class at the evening school iu Willimantic Monday and Thursday even ings. Miss Emily Lyman and Miss Ellen Hawkins are spending some time in Jes- sey City.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-02
Piles
Can't Be Cured From. the Outside.

pc ShTGd FToFts tue 0hkStCes
 External treatments seldom cure Piles.
 Nor do surgical operations.
 The cause is inside-bad circulation.
 The blood is stagnant, the veins fab by. .TF
 The bowel walls are weak, the parts almost dead.
 To quickly and safely rid yourself of piles you must free the circulation send fresh current through the stag nant pools. Internal treatment is the one safe method.
 J. S. Leonhardt, NJ. D., set at worl; some years ago to find a real internal Pile remedy. He succeeded. He named his prescription HEM-ROID, and tried 1t in 1000 cases before he was satisfied Now HEM-ROID is sold by druggists everywhere under guarantee. It's easy to take, and can always be found at Lee & Osgood's, who will gladly re. fund the purchase price to any dis. satisfied customer.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-02
WAUREGAN

I'-..1pa. L. E Joy- with members oi fhc gamma -chQoi. very pleasantly sur .rs4cI Walker Robinson ar his home sionday clnE Nov. 11st. it being his A Li-ralag. Many gifts were received. lts- sre guests wer- invited to the din "a room. ,.he-. tac birthday cake with
 ga.al c4ud.-s and lth4- refreshments were iu wai-lug
 a.r. and Mrs Eichardsou and family oi 1Ioosrr srcr- Thanksgiving with Mr. aud Err ~. 4T Robinson and son.
 1sr ana Nrs A. E. Mott spent Thanks Ewing cay VjIh relatives iu Moosup and returning hrouelt Misses Helen anc DEisy DawIey back witt Llem to spend -1s foli1-ire two days cf tle week
 1lr and Mrs. Ferguson of India visited llr and Mrs Fred Johnson over Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-02

MiIford.-The enterprising tiremen of Fort Trumbull, aided anG abetted by other residents Of that part of the town, have completed the foundation for the new clubhouse, also have done such pre- liminary work as necessary to make the raising of the frame possible. Only fair weather Is needed for the construction of the building.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-02
FITCHvILLE

The Ladies' Benevolent society of Fitchviile has planned for the annual sale and supper in the Palmer hail.
 Sunday, Dee. f. the Baptist church services will be at Il a. m,, sermon by Rev. ". D. Hetherington, pastor, and communion; 1215 noon, Sunday school ]; ' ?. IT,, an illustrated sermon, The Cos pei Among the Karens. The sermon will be illustrated with 5S choice slides
 In England it is the custom to hang 2 bundle of straw unaer a .tIogo l--... IS being repaired as a sign that boats pass ing undernea&h should be careful.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-02

thur Coperthwaite of Watertown during the holidays.
 Nelson Marriott. attending school in New York, was home for the holidays.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-04
TsHess and Jersey
Silk Petticoats
s1o'so 4t's,n'' PettiCoats $3.50
2[!S'"'' ss.so PettiCOats $3.50
Original D..1: earn
$3.50 tilIJOdlS ,D4 .OU
Original conO
S5.9s cttlCOdIS ,OO.SO
Special lot Taffeta and cOnO
Jersey Petticoats ,OL.JO
First Floor.
Our January Clearance
Wash Goods
Your Opportunity TO Buy

we Will reduce TINS stock more than
naif Oy these lowered price, and ,ou
have the advantage II choosing rom
the largest stock n the state n na.s-
ware and from a store tnat a-
ways quoted the lowest 0rce I'D -.g.
ular sales.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-04

Varieties are magnificent and our
lowered prices will cause astonls1-
ment. It's easy to come and see.
Suppose you drop in tomorrow 70
find out whether or not we're right.
All the styies and colors YOU want are
here.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-02-02
MINING TRUTH GAINS FAME

After five years of ceaseless eff ort. Mining Truth has been bathed in the spotlight of fans, and feels that it has now arrived" as one might say. In the Zion Banner. of November 24, our almost obituary notice of Charles r. Caldwell, catch as-catch-can mining operator and promoter, who is now General Over seer of the Christian Catholic ApoS- toiic Church In Zion, was reproduc- 3d, however wi.h some lewiston, whlch may have been necessary for the entire edification of the mem beTs of the church. Az & matter of fact, we tailed to Eecogniza the first part of the story. aE it featured some very caustic and possibly lib- elous comments upon one, W.GV0l- iva who, be it known, raised some disturbance in the church and seems Co have busted # wide open. Now he and our oid friend of the Slocan peaks are conducting rii8iolts tug-of-waE that pFomi3es .Hterta a . ,nent all the in.e in Zion, Howev- q, Zion's tEouDles aSe not our own and we can only thank the aditof and publisher, who also happens 10 ha General Overseer Caldwell To complete cur measure of satisfac- ton, VIC find 8 place in the number in which the General Overseep him. self stands boldly forth from the sront page, adorned with mortar board, oYerseer!y robes, with white lawn sleeves with cunning wristlets of black velvet, ami a profou" , >v- pression that might, we imd&.l.,'. aave been used when the payroll of the Utica mine was overdue, for in- stance, CT when some other contre- temps in the Overseer's fife over shadowed things generally. We are quite certain it is not the expression we saw upon his benign visaae two summers age when we visited the Utica mine together At that time noweve, he luc0fkvi a'> oca5; ;iaSy q; -1',aDly that woull have been the enyy of any graduate mule~Skinnsr we have ever met. If tIie General Overseer has retained the vocal ability he t;len displayed, we thor au s.'y understand his selection as
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-02-02
What Will the
 Harvest Be-e-ee

NORFOLK, Va. When Miss Ada Oahes, daughter O! Mir. and Mrs. J.J.Oakes, became the bride of Wal ter Pine recently it proved to be an unuspal marriage, The pair dscid-
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-02-02

A family in Boston has q eat that was born with only two legs We know of no tsro-le0ged cats in Hyder but are intimately acqHaint- ed with a mere man who lived with one Outside for a number of years.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-02-02

ed to have a wooden wedding be- cause everybody who took a lead ing .,,I, in the ceremony had a ,yaine ike a tree For instance, the groom, Walter Pine; the bride, Miss Oakes; the best man, Robert L. Birch; the bridesmaid, Miss Laurel; the minister, Rev. O.TWood.
 To make the wooden flavor com plete the couple went to Hickory, N C., to spend a week with the bribearoom's aunt, Mrs. E.W .Shingle
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-02-02
THE TOWN IS SAFE

Frank Iyerson, having purchased another COW, is now prepared to supply the town with fresh milk, - MaCnr,l, NnMs.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-02-02
RYDER, ALASKA, Feb. 9. 19al

In his list of ,amous afIinities Lake McI.uke overlooked Max and ban whs always head the weather reports.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-02-02

leadsv of the forces of Zion and are quite sure he will hJ.u his disciples spelIbouJ;d.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-02-02

Sent anywt,a 2 fur 70 a year
 Adv ert!slnG rates on apfiicati.a.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17
DEMAND FOR THRIFT STAMPS IS
STEADILY INCREASING THROUGH
CAMPAIGN OVER UNITED STATES

Sales ~ Thrift stamps. War Saving,
stamps aud registered treasury certin
cntcs hy the savings division of IN,
treasury which had been dcclin,hg
ifmn month 10 month during 1890.
have shown substantial Improvement
since a." 1891 series Was offered IN Jan.
nary. II war announced YESTERDAY hv
Dinsn1rc vs.. Hume. federal director OF
savings Sales during January tuinlnd
f2.Gib.On0 ns compared with the luw
wHtcr mark reached loo Sruiombor 1920
Eprings o. Tulsa 90 attend our blg Rad
convention aud ! want a. make ar.
rangemonF 90 give you the fullest
benefits ~ your efforts not only iu
Tulsa hut all along the line ~ the
Albert Pike Highway frnm the time
you leave Dodge City coming this way
Therefore, ! would appreciate Il very
much II you viii keep ~" In close touch
with your preliminary arrangements In
order That ! may give the widest posi-.
bic publicity along the route ~ your
coming ana arrange Tor the incest pns
siblc receptions Of your party nt all
sinns.
In vicw = the fact that Governor
Sh"up ~ your state IL to accompany
tho party. "" have the positive assur
ance uf Governor Robertson ~ okln
homh that h. will take three days
vacation from office business and meet
The party at Ava ana drive On into
Tulsa With ~ and aid In the opening
exercise Of the convention.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17
COLORADO SPRINGS ENTHUSIASTS
PLANNING GREAT ROAD TRIP AND
ARRANGE TO STOP IN THIS CITY

tn" following clipped from Colorado
springs paper viii be- u interest to the
people Of Amarillo aud especially tho
iuod roads enthusiasts
what promises To BE- the biggest. best
md mot helpful automobile soclabillty
our that Colombo Springs has ever I'm.
iugnfnted under the auspices uf the
hhmh"r ~ Commerce. Automobile club
" any other civic organization. viii
leave this city April r.. en- rout. for
Ihla, oklahqnn.. which municipality
"N"ful years ngn staged siinllnr tour
To the Pixies Peak region which put
hem IN the front rank Of tourists N the
upcn road. 4 round dozou ~ lndlyitu.
VS. already have signed pledges Ia take
w" iflp, driving their own ur other. nm.
ioinnhileH. while ~ more have agreed
iak' places In the machines In qucs.
ton
tn" first night stop win De- made
al Lamar the second night AZ Dodge
city. the third az Enid and tho fourth
~ Tulsa. Okla. where N" pnrty VIII
attend the convention ~ the Albert Pike
Highway association
Mayor e. l.. Thomas ~ vice president
ot III" association from Colorado and
W'll meet The larty AT Tulsa Gov.rnur
Shoup has indiWied his Interest in the
'"nr nnd II III" legislature has adjourn.
'd by that time. be- viii b. one ~ the
party.
Ihr'" days viii h. spent going from
Tnlsn a. Fort Worth. between which
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17

points all the cities and towns viii h.
visited Al Fort worth the convention
~ tlW Coloudoio.Gulf Highway asao.
citation viii lake place April q and "a.
The touring nrty from Colorado
Springs VIII attend this convention also.
The return trh from Fort Worth
viii boz made over the Colorado. Gulf
highway While N" stops from Fort
Worth haV" not ~ yet brrn definitely
determined upon. no " NAV h. possible
~ leave Fort Worth az noon on the
twenty eighth. " b. certain that the
touring party viii arrive In Colorado
Springs aol later than May first
This tour ~ open Ia all visitora or
roHidenH e the Pixies Peak region.
and they need not b. members II the
Chamber ~ comm"rr" o. Automobile
club. These wishing "a slgn up for the
irip. may do ~ by registering with A.
W. Marksheffol. who viii head the par.
~. ar at the Chamber II Commerce of.
flee.
oklah0mans are willing Ca show a
good time Ia the soclnbiliiy tourists
who under arrangements made hy the
Colorado Springs chamber " Com.
m"rce. April II. are to Vet out for TUT.
"a. tn" following letter Inst week was
received from y. ne' Guthrcy. Necro.
iary Of the Allrrt Pike Highway asso.
citation
w" are taking u very keen inter.
est nj this end ~ the line In yuir rntn
INK N'inhiliiy run from Colorado
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17

ms ana the comparatively small vol.
uino IT sales rho hammer year IN nicF
ui War Savings securities WIS 1918,
when there Mas strung patriotic np'
peal The total to- 1915 Wus sp7l 400 .
200. Durlng 1913. when the nloH cam
pulgn wuf uasod un national thrift va
,hur tmu patriotism siCb,auG. 900 was
brought into the treasury, and ln 1920,
ihr total Was si3.,H2 uO0. l,edcnptl0nH
90 date include sass $4,000 81 the 1918
series gi3lsl 900 ~ the lHia series
ana isu'p.uoo of tho 1890 issues
ufncills 81 the savings division point
cut that hy mr the greater proportion
90 thD BE- lomutiouf nee N the 1915 yer.
l'H which indiratc' thnt the moro ru.
cent issues are being purchased bv IN.
divIdulls who plan to hold them until
maturity
rh" certificates mr . per cent In.
i,tvt compounded quarterly. whyh IN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17
UNCLE SANS ALMANAC

The day of the farmer who planted
his crops by the almanac which hung
on Its hook near the clock between the
pantry and the door leading 10 the
hack kitchen has passed
The newspapers ana bulletins from
agricultural colleges keep to,lny's farm.
er mp Ia date. ~ perhaps he has a son
who IN graduate ~ one IL the cnlI,r,.s
winch have done No much io make the
hrm pleasant and profitable. lie may
have taken short roursc himself and
have u knowledge Of soil analysis aud
fertilizers that his grandfather would
have given his best pair Of cowhldc
boots Ia possess.
Hut whether u the new or " the old
vintage the sentiments in the AgrIcul.
tnrnl Almanac for 1921 issued by tn"
United states Department of Agricul.
turc VIII tickle his disabilities. This
publication does not contain some az
the useful information the oldtImcrs
did. such az about this time look for
squalls" nor the entry 30 dear ,o the
hoy with the copper toed boots and a
new pair Of skates which read "Hcigho
for skating" opposite 4 certain date In
February. The following IN one Of the
hest sentiments the almanac can baast
81 and u ought 20 he nnstcd over the
hearth of every farmer and stock rats
or In the Union; "Thc owner Of a scrub
hull should have leather mcdal-mado
from tho bulls hide"
The new editor 81 Uncle Sans alma.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17
FRANKLIN REPORTS April.
PkOpiC rION SOLD IN . DAY

SYRACUSE ~ y. ipfli &c. Itdlol
t,r of good business " lhi report .ha
ONES from the Fpnkiin Al'on6Ll,
Company which shows that on Ar
ne 'uilro productol To- Nlirii iolal
Inns 9fo ears. Ind bean sili and tina
h" edition there remllnd da1 sidsf
fur Arril delivery whiel cppll MT b
'Ill'i this latter figure being euuiva
tnt 90 about two weeks production
During The first quarter ~ the yea
he Franklin Company shipped and sol
s.ifG ears
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17

~ h,sl5.ooO During February tho
atcfi month fw which Figures are
lVnihhIr. tn,.' $500. continued improve.
mont. Che tnipl rn .nrd ia3si.ouu nigh
10 ouo.0ul lur tho tNu munfhr.
I". ~, pHH taI .r mufr tu. sol.
nm' o. tirfi almus and uuue- ,,rti.
urnt"e prosecuted f.. r,i.mufIuu hls
exceeded Goo HmuurI .i NOW securities
f"ld Tms Boz uu. .Yrw.e.nF. however
ir Wow u tf0 hrH. amount mtsnnI.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17

equivalent 10 approximately 4i4 b
cent " held for the full rive yeas
Those who present the certificates 4
redemption prior 10 tho maturity d.
receive about . per cent Interest.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17

The name of CONTIGUOUS IL tho Rom.
anizcd form of the Chinese K'une Tszc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17

on the islands ~ tho southern Pa.
cific the jannoa IN me of the most
beautiful and unusual birds.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17

sPEciAi-SN TOURING CAR $3.50 sPFc
SPtCiAl-siN 2.PASS. ROADSTER i7sO SPFC
SPtciAL-s!N 4.PASs. ROADSTER $50 BlCs
F.o.B. Detroit
ALL sTupEnAKEg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-01
WILLARD MUST WORK
FOR BOUT WITH JACK

NEW YORK. Aug, sl.-Jess willard.
can't have return match with Jack
Dempsey until he trains for five or
six months steadily and proves to
Tex Richard that he is in prime ply
steal shape. Neither can willard
hope to step into the ring an: tnke
one on the chin for n losers guaran-'
tee of $4,000. .f
These laws for Wizards conduct
were laid down by Richard Wednes-
day in response to reports that VIII
lard and Dempsey. both heing in
training, were to fight for Richard in
New Jersey some time this fall.
Il won't guarantee willard any
thing" Richard said. I'm through
nm mn, ing guarantees to fighters. They
Will have to gamble with me, But
think that IL Willard really trains
a bout between him and Dempsey In
100000, which would pay Willard
more than the $4,000 guarantee that
he demanded.
Richard said he had not signed
Dempsey for any fight In the near
future because he didn't know OF an
opponent who could draw big money.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-01
SPORTS
BOXERS EASING UP IN I.
TRAINING FOR BOtr
IBy United News,

NEW YORK. Aug. 3i.-Bry,nI
Downey and johnny Wilson are ess
ing UP in their training for tho
'weive-round ao-decision middle-
weight championship bout 10 no
Fought In the arena on royie,s.
thirty Acres. Jersey city. Monday AZ (
iernoon. Wilson. who out scaled two
pianos when they met in CleyeIand
SNORT time ago. has trained for
welsht TINS time, and is said-to be-
down to lbs pounds now. Downev.
with no trouble making weight. has
oeen doing his best to devotion hia
breathing. Wilson has shown Inn
provement since ne last showed in
New York. on which occasion there
appeared TO be vast room for it.
The bout is not being talked
much In New York and the popular
price list OF 81 to $40 not the class
or the fighters. is depended on to
draw the crowd.
Harry Ertie. who refereed tho
Dcmpsey-carpentier fight. has de-
ciined the assignment for this one.
SO that the other referees might have
a chancc at a championship ARRAY
therefore Danny Sullivan or Jim Saw
age is likely to be selected
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-01
ATLANTA PLANS BIC
DEAL WITH GALVESTON
[By Associated Press. l

;, ATLANTA. GA, Aug. 3l-Roy FL
iah inhelder on the Galveston. Tex
as. League team. and former manager
OF the NashvHle team. will inin Tho
Atlanta southern Association club
NEXT year, 1t was said at Cracker.
headquarters here today whom sew
eral changes in personnel were an
nounccd.
Marvin Smith. shortstop. has al
ready lett for Galveston and Dick
kauifmann. first baseman. is expected
10 join the Galveston club next
spring, when ELAN Is to come to At
lhnta The Crackers expect to obtain
a pitcher in the deal. it was said.
Ihcrc We're no Indications that Ell
lam would he field manager of the
crackers. job now held by Bill
Rariden. =,
Herbert Bremen, first bascman. has
been returned to Lindale In the
Georgia state League. and Ed Man
ming, veteran utility man. recalled
from Meridian. Mississippi State
Atlanta today -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-01
WHY WEAK NERVES
And thin WATERY
BLOOD
CAUSE SUCH GREAT PHYSICAL
WEAKNESS AND MAKE ONE AN
EASY PREY TO A MULTITUDE OF
DANGEROUS DISEASES.

Every human being lis born With a
certain quantity of nerve force.
some with more than others.
Your, body normally makes or gen-s
crates nerve force only about $50 FAST
and II through overwork, worry, i
constant nervous strain or other ex-5
cesses, you use up your nerve forco
faster than your body makes new
nerve force. then your nerve power
becomes weakened and as n conse i,
duencc your blood may become thin, pnia
and watery, and you bocOms feehls. cross
and irritable. In such state you irfpy5
not only suffer terrible fortunes from a
multitude OF alarming symphonic. but In
your greatly weakened condition You are;
an easy prey Cor tho multitude of.danxer-S
Gus germs with which you must come I'M
almost daily contact. and you may. thora-l
fore, easily contract soma dangerous Of
even fatal disease. 35s
In such cases you should immediately
take something 10 revitalixe your wofno,it.
exhausted nerves and create new nsFv,,5
ptshcd hy the free OF Nuxated sIfups
This valuable product quickly aidB in en-
riohins the blood and thereby haips liz 10
furnish an additional supply OF ueyvSnerval
force with which to revitaiixe and ressr..
crate che brain ard nerve cells. In aIs,
contains product which represents ti@
principal chemical constituent az actIy,,i
living nerve force in form most neariy3.
allied 10 thar In the nerve ana bra In cells
of man. Nuxated Iron may There fore Sb.,s
said 90 he both HOOD and nerve fooa.
"s =; furnishes strength .aising organic irou
to the blood and the most fitiportartf els e
Inent Of The nerSo'vitai auid5 TO the nerves s
rae effect Of NuxR,cd Iron in cases or or "
haustSJ merry" force ard imp9Yerishsf
that II often increases the stsSngth Ana I
endurance OF weak. nsryoes. ~ uri down
men and women In two weeks. ti,as, ~ IN 1
ias,. the npfaeturpTs suarahtse ss.is.s9s
vii! refund you. monex, NuxSts6 49, ~
for sale BY all druEkiit5,--Adyett ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-01

much good. / took Lydia L. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound and soon
feit n change and could do my work
without pain and was cured of those
nervous spells. Now have a nice
baby girl and had an easy time at
birth, thanks to Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound. Mrs. VIII
LIAM C.WERNER, 1916 Van Hook St.
Camden, N. j.
When wife finds her energies arc
Tagging, shc'Is weak, nervous, suffers
from backache, the "bluesT She
should buildher system up at once bv
taking that standard woman 8 mcdi-
cine, Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound, as did Mrs. Werner.
If there is anything about your con-
dition You do not understand write
Lydia f. Pinkham Medicine Co,
Lynn, Mass, about your health.