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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-04
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS

tOINl1 LOCNI PROCEEDINGS.
This Court convened in regular
session at the Court House on the
LIST inst, President Shields and
commissioners Sydcnstricker and
Williams, on the bench.
Report Of drafts issued under
former order made.
The Court certified to the quail
1ication Ct Myrtle KERN to enable
her 10 obtain Il Notary's commits
sion.
T.. Y. Frick presented his COM
mission from the Governor and
was qualified as Il Notary with r..
NJ. Bell as his surety.
On motion of Paul C.. Hogsett,
Clerk, Earl E.. Watts was qualified
rs his Deputy. Mr.. Watts appeared
and took the oath of office.
\ At the suggestion of l.. l.. Gray
beal, Sheriff, each of the banks Of
the county was designated as Il
depository for the county funds.
Each Of these Repositories must ex-
ecutc bond in The penalty of $4,000
TO be approved by the Prosecuting
Attorney.
The Court approved and ordered
entered OF record the form of the
bonds TO be issued by the Court for
and on behalf of Blue Sulphur dis
trlct for road Improvement author
Ized by the people of the district.
1he Court appointed n. 4. Beck
ncr a Justice for White Sulphur
District in place of W. +. Holiday,
! whose resignation was rendered
and accepted. Mr.. Beckncr appear
ed, gave bond and took the oath of
office.
The Court corrected an error on
the land books charging ID. w. HUFF
With the whole instead Of onc-half
oil lot ! at White Sulphur and di-
rccted the excess of taxes charged
TO and paid by him by reason ol
said error, be refunded.
5. IL. Mcdowell obtained the u.u-
al certificate to enable him to oh
ialn NotaryS commission.
The Court allowed The Patrick
construction Company. building lhy
new road in Meadow Bluff district
an advance OF $lO,uUU to be refund.
ed lii the way stated i'm the order.
Drafts ordered to ". $. Lewis
Tor H21.o0 for right of way and Ia
l.. l.. Lewis for S45.OD for same.
The Court directed the Clerk +,
issue draft for onr-hnIf of the cn,l
OF Ford automobile for the u,,
of Miss Mcllichanp, County Nurse
IL. II. Brown duly elected Con.
: stable Of Fort Spring district hav.
ing failed to appear aud qualify 3i
The regular time on account of sick
ness. was appointed to said oflic,
by the Court. appeared and quail
fled.
Ordered that the lane bcIwccr
IF. p. Reid and Henry McClune -,
closed as public highway. Provjd
cd however, that in case the Walnut
Grove School House be rebuilt In,
people along said lane shall convc,
me right Of way for the benefit OF
lhoSr attending The school.
Drafts ordered in favor of 4 T.;
Thomas for $50: e.. l.. Thomas 70,
$50; T.. T.. Williams for S$25O: Mis-
Edith kinCaid for so. and Mrs. Jo,
II. kincaid for SIS. all for land
'laken for public uses.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-04

We are in the market for some
b. TO- and Is foot chestnut poles
10 be- delivered to Lcwisburg, W. Va
For Specifications. apply Virginia.
Western Power Company'S Office,
IOnccvcrtc, W. Va. 1S-2w
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-04

ru,M TENANT WANrED.--l wani
,,,n with a family 10 take charge
-, :, small farm and milk ten COWS
=. me, !. Il. HANpLET. Lcwisburg.
N..>i Virginia.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-04

DR.. John ID. McCorklc, registered
rye Sight Specialist, Of Hinton, w.
a.. nj The Grecnbricr Hotel, Ron
,rycrtc. First Monday of each
.,nn,h from nine to five o'clock.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-04

r,h,rc will be an icc-crcam sup
- Central School House Tues
~, March Sth. Come and help the
,'.J cause along.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-04
pARENTS--TEACINEKN MEETING

\ large number of parents, teach
crs and friends of the educational
work in LcwiSburS met in The first
regular ParcntS--TcachcrS' meeting
at the I.ewiSburS Public School,
Thursday afternoon. February ~.
The President, Mrs. Henry I.ippS,
called the Association TO order.
Prayer was offered by .Rrv. l.. r..
Bobbitt Of the Methodist Church. \
number u! children from the second
and third grades sang, THE Cherry
Tree"
\ short address was made by the
President setting forth the purpose
OF The organization. The sole pur-
pose. il was declared, is the inn
provcmcnt Of educational condi-
lions in Lcwisburs and comlnuni-
~. We want for our boys and girls
The President said. rs good cduca-
tiOnal opportunities as can be had
in the United States. \ more SYM
pathetic relation between parents
and teachers was urged rs Il means
of securing better discipline and
more efficient teachings.
The President then intruiuCcd
DR.. j. i. Armstrong. President of
the LcwisburS Seminary. who, in a
short impressive speech. presented
The Lcwisburg Public Schopl wilh
set of books The Gifl Of Miss
| Ophclla Fcamstcr. The title Of lniS
sci is, The Book Of Ennwlrdgc"
and consists Of twenty volumes in
handsome binding and splendid
! print. " u reference work il is
especially adapted for use in grades
as well as The High School.
w. l.. Scott, Principal of the Pub
lie School, accepted the gift on be-
half of the teachers, pupils and
school authorities. Every patron
should feel indebted TO Miss Fcan-
stcr for this valuable donation.
The principal address Of the
afternoon was made by Rev. l.. T..
Bohbitt who spoke on. "Thc Home
and The School," The speaker
prcfaccd his remarks with ilic state
mcnt That the kind Of school de-
ponds upon The home. The teach
or. he said. has Il right TO expect
that parents will be Interested in
the child'S school welfare and that
they will consult with the teachers
ABOUT any difficulties thai may arise
in regard to the child's progress or
discipline. The icclcr may also
reasonably expect that the parents
will provide proper conditions for
home study.
On the other hand, he maintain
ed. The parent has Il right 10 expect
The teacher to take a personal, sym-
pathetic interest in his child and
that he will use his best cndcavor
to meet the Child'S needs. The
parent has right to expect The
tcaccr io'maintain discipline. There
should always be the closest kind
Of cooperation between teachers
and patrons.
The closing feature Of The pro
gram was Il general discussion led
by Miss Mcllichamp, County Nurse.
Such subjects as the proper hand
ling Of communicable diseases,
some needed changes in school laws
and The consolidation Of schools,
we're considered.
This meeting was q success. The
teachers and parents alike need the
help That viii come from ihiS organ
zaiiOD. If YOU are patron Of the
school or friend OF education in
LcwiSburg, come out to our next
'mcCting The last Thursday in March.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-04
EASTER SAIL;

,.'"r urrrnbricr County Woman's
- -. ''i'nn will hold an Easter Sale
.IL,,'"' John \. Preston Community
yr..". ,y on Friday and Saturday,
,.,,,ni -1ih and Goth. Cakes, pies,
,.,''''S' dyed eggs and Easter Nov
- "i'' BE- for sale.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-04

roR SALE. "copper" Water Cams.
.,nprr Tubing. Wafer Pipe. Plumb
ms Fixtures and Spouting. Write
~ prices. E.. W. SLAvEN, Marlinion.
W
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-04
GREERBRIER COUNTY SEMINARY FUND
NEWS.

NEWS.
In The local Campaign for funds
With which to build the dormi:ry
progress is being made. Let all
those vino are genuinely Interested
be ready to respond with their
pledges when any OF the team men
present this cause.
DIR. Joseph ID. EgslcSton. Prtsi-
dent Of IIampden-Sidncy College
Will occupy the pulpit of the Old
Stone Church next Sunday morn
ing and evening. DR.. Egglcston was
formerly President of V. p. l., from
which institution he was called to
lead flampdrn-Sidncy into larg-
cr sphere Of usefulness.
DR.. Egglcston has recently tour
cd the South, speaking at the Five
Regional Conventions of thc-l.ay
mems Missionary Movement. He
was one Of the outstanding sneak
ut StauntOn Convention. and his
addresses were so striking that the
delegation from Lcwisburg invited
him to come and speak to us.
; we nope that not only the people
OF l-cwiSburg. but also the people OF
Grcenbrier County will hear him.
"Thc destruction, by fire, of the
large dormitory Of the LewiSburg
Seminary, coming ut this critical
time in our educational develop
mcnt, is doubly disastrous. The
school has done glorious work in
The past. and is now facing the
greatest opportunity in its history
From the standpoint Of both church
and State, it would be a crime to
let this catastrophe cripple its work
and hamper its progress.
! LET all Of those, therefore, who
believe in the Christian training of
our young women. rally with enthu-
siasm and libcrality to the great
task Of rebuilding the dormitory Of
Lcwisblrg Seminary, and launch
the institution upon a career of
even greater usefulness for the next
hundred hears Of its history.
HENRY LOUIS SMITH,
President Washington 4 Lee
University.
In the beginning of the Campaign
Prayer Circles were organized. and
from that time on these PRAYER
Imcctin2S in the homes OF this city
have been we'll attended. We hope
that every lady of The town will
loin one Of tllrs" GrGups, brcuu;r
we feel that tn" >urcrS> Of Hi,
Campaign depend, Inr4rl> on !l:
prayers "f the pcupl;- or This ruH.-
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-04

rbr Daughters Of the Confcder'
.,l will meet Tuesday. March Slh
- IN with Mrs. +. r. Burke.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-04
The GREENBRIER COUNTY wOMAN's
ASSOCIATION,

contributors Mrs. Harry Frazier
'",S Annie Eaklc.
.''t'nbcrShip Renewals: Miss Mar
Nv ''arriSon, Miss Kitty Harrison.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-04

The Princeton Press sax, lhrr,
IS general talk of an ElkinS-Eluriicld
highway being built through The
counties OF porahontas, Grccnbricr
Monroe and Mercer by way OF
pricrstown and Rich Creek. thru
Princeton and to Blucficld
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-04

r,u 90 when in need Of Il TAM.
II p>rroN, LcwiSburs. l-tf
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,:nlp\Y. MARCH 1. 1921.

W9,ch your subscription date on
.,rsiu uf this paper.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-04
\ WASllINGTON'S BIRTHDAY
PARITY

Washinston's birthday WAS FL
ingly observed i'll the Richlanis by
a"Colonia! Evening" given nj the
ManSc by Rev. and Mrs. +. W. Phil
lips. The invitations each bore Il
hatchct and few lines in verse
specially appropriate to the oc-
caSSion.
About thirty-iivc nciYhburS were
present. dressed in fac-simile repro
ductionS of the styles OF century
past. Many Of the costumes. exceed
insly beautiful. being hcirloomS
from past generations. Tight
bodiccs. EuStlcS and hoops. were
much in evidence.
y token for the best costume for
ladies WIS awarded 10 Mrs. Mary
Bright. while her son. Bunycr
Bright. dressed in Il suit Of home
spun; consisting of Swailow-lailvh
frock of light tan, and knickerbock-
CT trousers of blue, cNccllrd among
the men.
The refreshments served were
prepared from receipts found in
lhr Community Cook Book" pub
lishrd in 1905.
Souvcnicr mcnur cards, drcnrat-
ell with right and lief, hand flags
read rs follows:
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THE MANSI:.
c-oD-nI

"Colonial> Cuslard Independence
Candled cherries Cake
Indian Maize Crisp. Tea -~RoSton
Iolfcc--- Nirbor
"GeOrSc's Favoritc'
Candy--"M Martha Washington
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-04

In The local Campaign for funds
with which to build the dormi:ry
progress is being made. Let Ill
those vino are genuinely interested
be ready to respond with their
pledges when any OF the team men
present this cause.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08

In New York and numerous other
1hinEs. such AS two years In mcdi-
cal college. and some years as a news
3nper woman. She travels every
where with her daughter.
Mile. Rhea is a dancer of charm.
whose work is tastcfuily set of by
he harmonious stage settings. which
she uses and the lavish costumes 10y
'nci!c. On" would have to vl.w the
act number OF times In order to
see all the lovely costumes she ear
res with her. for she ~ ic,npernn.
iai Xix" al true artists and must
wear diT"rcn, ,hi"es 'fhc fact tLat
each costs several hundred dollars
doesn't bother her n ali. for there
are trunks OF them in her dressing
room.
Tn" act has iccn "A real .r"1: 10 tho
Ncademy i'dicnccs. and it's vu.ctss
shows tina. ~: in vaudcvi:l. Is APP
Grcciatci after all - II q;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
|. YNCHBURG W0MAN'S
CASE AMAzES FRIENDS

night after night | never closed my
eyes in sleep. My liver was disor-
dercd. and ! suffered awfully from
constipation. lost weight fright
fully and was go weak had to spend
most of my time in bed My face
was all sunEcn in and wrlnk led. and
my complexion was pale and sallow
went 10 three different hospitals
underwent two operations. but IL Just
seemed there was no hope for me
was in pain and suffering night ana
day and often just prayed for relief
Well. Tanlac seemed to be an an
sw"r 20 my prayers. and | will never
forget the friend who told me about
IL. In II few days could see IL was
helping mc-my appetite returned
and my troubles began To leave me.
After that it was simple story-i
Just kept right on improving until
was perfectly well in every re-
spcct. My face filled out and | ac-
tualiy gained twenty-five pounds in
weight.
1T has been four months now since
Tanlac restored my health and ! am
feeling just wonderful. My friends
are simply aston!shcd at my rccnv-
cry and they tell me | look twenty
years younger. I certainly feel it..
too, and words fail me when try to
tell how thnnkful I feel TO Taniac"
Tanlac ia sold in Richmond by tho
Tragic Drug Co. Grant Drug stores,
G W. Eaton. o6th and Vcnable: Bur
tons Drug store. 200o West Cary: in
Chester by Chester rhcy.. and in
Toano by Banks Drug co.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
Mrs. Nicholas, Whose Con
dition Was Thought
Hopeless, Restored TO
Health by Tanlac
Gains Twenty-Five
Pounds.

surely IL any one has had more
caus" than another to praise Tanlnc
during it's six years Of unparallclel
success. that person * Mrs H. NJ
Nicholas. residing az Wcstovrr
Heights. on Newborn street. lynch
burg. Va. Mrs, Nicholas stated that
sh" suffered eleven y"rrs. underwent
;w" operations aud had given IN TO
die. but that ranlac has restored
her health. added Twenty-Five hounds
to her weight. i!ut Mrs Nicholas
can best tell her own story. iicr.
is what she says:
1T seldom falls any ones lot TO
suffer like did ana as long as T
did did not cSpect to Owe. got
well. and had really lost heart. II
Just makes me shuddor cvon now to
'hink "t That eleven years Of aIrnos,
unhrok"n misery ana sufforin. I
don't believe any one could b,vr
stomach trouble worse than did
Why, at times just screamed an,
from the pains ana cramps caused
hy Indigestion
became almost hystcrical and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
MRS. WILLIAMS TO SPEAK ON
"BEAUTlFYING R0ADS!DES"
Address VIII BE Given In Jefferson
Hotel Thi. Afternoon ut
! 0'tiucts.

Mrs. John SHELTON Williams Viii dc
liver an address on "Bcauiifvin- the
Roadside at Il meeting 10 be held
under the auspices OF The civic COM
mittee OF the I.cagu" of Women Not-
crs in Room ESQ of thc Jefferson EIo-
rel this afternoon at o'clock. Mrs.
Williams address will be the same
one which she gave at the tenth an
Lual convention of the Virginia GoId
Roads Association. held in Roa noke
recently. Her address and that ot
Mrs T. r. Munford and Miss Mary
Elizabeth Pidgcon, were declared -
he among the best delivered II was
the first time that women had been
Included on the convention program.
V. y. l.. Robinson. executive score
tary Of the Virginia Good Roads AS
ISOLATION, VIII also speak At the meet
ing this afternoon on the develop
mont OF highways in Virginia. He
VIII Indicate ways in which the WON
OH OF the State can cooperate In :lc
work
Mrs. ]. Allison Hodges IS chajrma n
Of tho civic committee of the League
Of Women Voters. and will preside
~ The meeting. There will probah.
be speaker on the adc-in-Rich
mond exposition, probably l.. c..
Laird.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
A CLEAR COMPLEXION
Ruddy Cheeks Eyes
Most Women Can Have
Says DR.. Edwards. a WeIl-Known
Ohio Physician

Dr.F.M.Edwards for II years treated
scores Of women for liver and bowel all
mcnts. During these years he gave to
his patients prescription made of a
few we'll known vegetable ingredients
mixed with olive oil. naming them
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets. You will
know them by their olive color.
These tablets are wontler-workcrs on
the liver and bowels. which cause a
normal action, carrying off the waste
and poisonous matter in ones system.
II you have pale face. sallow look,
dull eyes. pimpleS. coated tongue, head
aches. a listless. no-good feeling, all out
OF sorts. inactive bowels. you take one
OF DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets nightly
for time and note the pleasing results.
Thousands OF women and men take
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets-the sue
cessful substitute for calomel-now and
then Just to keep them Ct l5c and 3Oc,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
BET IT WOULD BE A BOY:
IT WAS---AhD ALSO A GIRL
William Donney funded In Hal, as
Indirect itrsuli of Such
Nn9cr.
tiy Un,tca Ncws.l

NEW YORK. Fob. IF man laws
"a w'fI"r that it's to hc boy. and
twins arrive, on. = hoy and one u
R!ri. who wins tho bet
William powney landed in jail ae
an indirect result Of such "a wager
tnh that's how "a" question happen
ed I" he raised in Magistrate F'roth-
inghnm's court today. Dcwnoy he;
his brother - tina: - boy would ar
rive. SUNDAY night III" boy cain".
powncy collected ;hc s. and proceed
ed. he said. 10 celebrate. Later hc
returned To his hrnthcr's homo AMI
was Informed that a girl hal come
after the hoy. ana discussion an
sued rs to who won the 81 Duwncy
was arrested when tn" brother
wouldn't lot him IN tho house and he
refused polic"-uar's orders to move
on.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
T TENTATIVE PANEL Is
OBTAINED AT MINGO
Wedding Ont PROCESS for Mutcwnu
Hattie Trini VIII brEin
To-day.
icy Associn;ed Press !

WILLIAMSON. W VA. Fob. -
Hone was entertained here today by
hose interested in the Matcwan bat
iIo trid! that the taking of testimony
IN TINS ease would begin tomorrow
afternoon tentative panel OF
twenty Jurymcn was completed in the
MinGo circuit Court today. The weed
ing out process will start tomorrow
when counsel Cor both sides will cX-
anime the tentative talcsmcn. in an
effort TO secure Il inry of twelve to
hear evidence in the case OF the
twe9ty-nne men who are charged
Win killing Detective y. c. Fclts in
III. Matcwan fight.
The twentieth man selected was
Jack Hampton, fcrmer OF near
Brcedcn. Attorney james Damron
81 counsel tor the State. questioned
Hampton about his arrest Saturday
Tor riding freight train. He had
previously sid that lie was forced TO
ride the freight in order to answer
summons for jury duty. Counsel for
the dc."nsc objected To this line o.!
examination. and Judge Il. ~ Bailey
said there ought to he no question as
TO tic method the talcsman used III
getting 10 Williamson In fact he
sand. Hampton had a right to ride a
irclGht II the authorities did not
catch him
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
DAINTY LITTLE DANCER
WINS MUCH APPLAUSE
lticlinOnd Is One Of Few South
crn cities to- Have Mile. Hilca
on Program.

Mile ln.a. Tn. fascinating little
dancer. who is appearing at tho
Academy ON the opening bill, is randi
l. reaching the top Of her profession
Whcr" she would have been if tho
war hadn't stepped In and spoiled
i'"r plans. is one thing which sin.
often thinks about, and sadly too.
For Mile. Rhca ana her mother were
s"nt TO Russia by i'aviowa after she
had seen the thcn tiny little Miss
dance. in order to secure tn. hes,
training 10 lie had for the would.h.
star of tho tcrpsichorc. Nile Ehca
was the only person not "a Russian
admitted I" pav:owa's own school i'm
Pcirograd. and she studied there for
thre" years under the bos; ballet
masters or Russia. and everyone
Knows that these arc the hrst of IN.
profession The plan Was that she
should remain for as many years as
II would require for thorough
training in technique. pantominic ANA
all The rest az what goes 10 make IN,
the curriculum Of this branch Of tho
arts. but along came the war IN 1914
So the ii;tle dancer and her mother
came back TO this country after three
years work. but they had many in
tcrcStinE ANA exciting experiences
ana Nile. Ihca had reached quite n
degree Of perfection even in tina,
short time.
At present this little "swcc,haort
Of the dance" Is appearing In vandc.
vic after several successful Seasons
with opera ana ia concert tours. The
act is Of the big time. and Richmond
Is lucky to he one Of the few Sou.b.
'rn cities whose thcaters are family
Tine only 10 have Mile. Ehca on it's
program. Ii"r dancing Is dainty ana
finished. each is different from thr
other and is carefully thought on,
down TO the las: detail with an eva
20 nm ar;isticaliy perfect result, wc
nave often seen toe dancers. or any
other kind, for that matter. whn do
rcnd on stunts rather than sltlll anil
Grace for their success But Milo.
lihra doesn't resor. 10 any nf those
suhicrfugcs 10 gain the beautiful Of
iects obtained in any ono o. h.r
dance creations She has the ground
work that almost nobody hu. the
fortunate few. who have had the
thorough training that the Russian
ballet can give. Even IL she til have
to stop before she had planned. She
IS II most finished and dainty dancer
just as she in, a dancer who combines
technique and grace with a charming
personality ana clever mind In this
ast-mcnti"nal quality she is merely
replica Of her mother. who is a
graduate or Yale. tho Sargent Schcol
OF Acting, Chalif School OF Dancing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
Money Refunded Ii Any Cough
or Cold, No Matter of How
Long Standing, Is Not Re-
licYcd After Taking Accord
Ing to Directions.
FINE FOR BUILDING UP
THE SYSTEM AFTER
COLDS OR THE FLU.

VI MI known drugs. Creosote !.
recognized by the medical fra;srni,v
RS the greatest healing agency for
the treatment or chronic coughs and
coIas and other forms OF throat and
lung troubles Creoinulsion contains
In addition to creosote. other bcoJJnr
clements which soothe and heal the
infiamed membrane and stop the
irritation and inflammation while tho
creosote goes on to the stomach. Is
absorbed into the blood. attacks the
seat or the trouble and destroys the
germs that lead to consumption.
CrcomulS!on Is guaranteed satIs
factory in the treatment OF chronic
coughs and colds. bronchial asthma,
catarrhal bronchitis and other forms
Of throat and lung diseases, and Ia
excellent for building up the system
after colds or the nu. increases ap-
petitc ana body weight Ask your
druSEist.-Ndy