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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-06-03
SOMETHING DIFFERENT"

Nobody can possibly object to the
innocent aiding Of Nature with a
little judicious art, though can
did critic might urge that some of
the hairdresser's latest CONNECTIONS
leave Art behind and become In
sanity. Paris style makers have
lately sponsored a coiffure called the
birds nest which, to cusual
observer, looks ever so much more
likes rats residence.
In a day Of couture absurdities it
is refreshing to see a girl who still
parts her hair simply in the middle
and knots it in a plain little "bun"
on the nape of her neck. Perhaps
Miss Constance Binney, star of stage
and screen, is the only theatrical
celebrity Of the day who wears her
hair in that way No matter what
her role, she never deyiates from
her ordinary hair dressing. Lucky
little star, with face that is lovely
even when not trimmed up" by
elaborate culs and puffs' Wise
Constance Binney, to wear it that
way and not in the modern arrange
ments that make the beholder think
Of Assyrian art and Swiss wood cary
ings and French pastries.
Miss Biuney will be seen here at
the Grand theatre June 7 and s in
Something Different" story Of
New York society and Latin Amer
lean revolution.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-06-03
"FIXED BY GEORGE"

Its all right to play 'fiXer" in
a comedy" said Lee Morgan, who is
appearing in FIXED by George
with Eddie Lyons at the Liberty
theatre June s. In real life,
though, of all the beings deserving
to be called heel cheese egg,
and fish the fixer merits first place.
THE 'fixer' is the bird who
knows just what to do when your
watch stops He fixes it so you will
have to buy new one.
He knows how to put more kick
in your home brew. He fixes it so
strong that it bursts the bottle and
floods the cellar.
HE knows how to fix a motor cop
when you get arrested for speeding
He fixes him so automatically that
you go to Jail.
He thinks he knows how to fix
the plumbing when it strikes leak
but he doesn't even know how to
keep the water from seeping through
the apartment below afterwards
He thinks he knows how to fix
your carburetor, but he doesn't even
know how to fix your garage man so
he won't turn in a bill of $437.75
after he's Strengthened out what the
fixer fixed.
when he fixes them, the lawn
mower won't NOV, the razor won't
raze, and the monkey wrench won't
monkey
HE fixes a quarrel between you
and your wife and make it perma-
nent instead of temporary
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-06-03

federal official at Washington has
discovered that he has still something
to learn touching agriculture.
He has purchased a farm as a sum.
mer home for his family, and finds
special delight in walking about the
place. commenting on the condition of
the crops and in many ways showing
his interest in his possessions.
One evening during the summer he
was strolling over the farm. The hired
man had cut the grass during the day
"A very thin crOp--and left it on the
ground to dry. The official saw it, and,
calling his man, said:
at appears to me that you are very
careless. Why haven't you been more
particular in ralling up this hay? Don't
you see that you have left dribblfngs
all aroundT'
For moment the hired man stared
wondering whether his boss was quiz
zing him. Then he replied:
'Dribblings? Why, sir, that's the
entire CROP
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-06-03
MEN OF THE SECRET SERVICE
Material for Many Best Seller Might
Be Found in Their Every
day Exploits.

The habit of deduction which got
the polite tdler Zadig into trouble with
the king of Babylon. and a long time
ATterWard amazed the matter-or-;,f,.'
Doctor Watson when applied by Shcr-
lock Holmes to the solution of mys.
teries of crime is no part of the rou-
tine of the real detective. and perbaDs
Captain DOnella, who retires as the
head of the federal secret service "A
Kentucky to become an Indiar4
farmer never sat up late at night a.
read "Shadowed by Three" or naf-
termed his methods after those of the
heroes of Emile Gaboriau. But if the
real life detective is no wizard he Is
at least workman whose career is
not barren Of industrial results or of
adventure which would be thrilling 10
readers if it were Illuminated by the
pen of gifted writer the Louisville
CourierJournal states.
Criminals are almost always wholly
sordid. The gentleman" crook, if the
term gentleman" connotes anything
beyond a clean collar and a we'll
pressed suit of clothing, doesn't exist
detectives agree. The sentimental
porch climber, the chivalrous burglar
the Raffles whose drawing-room man
ner is equaled only by his actual re-
ftnement of soul, are bunk" but many
crimes and many criminals are mys.
tifying and highly interesting. In tho
official records of criminals hunted
down in any state and any consider
able city there is material for a hun
dred best selling stories of crime.
The life Of the secret service man
is that of a huntsman whose game is
not always approached easily, does
not always fall at the first shot, and
often fights spiritedly when brought to
bay.
Men who lead dull lives at desks or
behind counters dream of exciting ad-
venture Ship captains, deep sea fish
ermen, veterans of bloody wars, chas-
ers of criminals, want to settle down
upon farms and raise cows or chick
ems. Among them is Captain Donella,
credited with having tracked down
1900 counterfeterS.
Unlike the actress, whose exciting
moments are make-believe the man
who has seen active service knows
what he's about, as a rule when he
Settles down"
Doubtless a veteran detective viii
make an enthusiastic farmer, a deep
student of the chemical composition
of the soils and balanced ratiOnS for
live stock. Sherlock Holmes of fiction
would drug himself to death to avoid
being bored to death upon a farm, brt
Mr.. Burns of real life doubtless looks
forward to spending his declining
years as a rural proprietor.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-06-03
"FRISKY MRS. JOHNSON"

A new and more fascinating Billie
Burke is revealed in THE Frisky
Mrs. Johnson, -" her latest Paramount
picture, in which the famous star
June Z and s. Billie Burke's name
is inseparably linked with light COM
edy roles. but in her new picture she
sounds a deeper note and often
reaches intense dramatic heights.
Miss Burke has the role of Belle
Johnson, a young American widow
who during the carnival season in
Paris has been called THE Frisky
Mrs Johnson. Her sister, Grace,
is the wife of Frank Morley. an
American who neglects her and she
drifts into an affair with Sir Lionel
Heathcote, When matters reach a
climax Belle goes to Heathcote's
apartment to save her sister, even at
the risk of losing the man she her
self loves. Finally, after complca-
lions have reached a precarious
state, Grace confesses everything to
her husband and Belle starts on her
deferred honeymoon.
Miss Burke's leading man is Ward
Crane. Others in the cast include
Huntly Gordon and Lumsden Hare
Edward Dillon was the director.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-06-03
"THE LOVE LIGHT"

Mary Picktord S latest United Ar
fists production, The Love Light, -
which will be seen at the Grand the
atre on June 9 and 10, is an entire
ly different story and an absolutely
new characterization than anything
in which the Worlds Sweetheart has
heretofore appeared.
"The Love Light" has unusual in
terest, owing to the fact that the
idea was worked out while Miss Pick
ford was on her honeymoon. She
met Frances Marion in Italy, also on
her honeymoon, and the two worked
out the story, sitting on a high rock
overlooking the Adriatic and it was
in Italy they secured many of the
properties and several of the players
who support Miss Pickford. The
players and properties were brought
all the way from southern Europe
to California, where the Italian set
tlngs were minutely reproduced from
photographs taken by the two.
Those who have seen the produc-
ton say that Mary Pickford rises to
histrionic artistic effects which a
screen artist has never before at
tempted, but in all this, in the clever
characterization of an Italian girl,
she is still the beautiful Mary whom
we love so much.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-06-03
Yes. She Had Seen r.

The new typist determined to make
good impression upon her chief. She
turned up half an hour early and be-
gan tidying up the room. When that
was done she examined her typewriter,
discovered it in shocking condition,
found bottle and gave it a thorough
oiling. While about it she examined
all the other typewriters in the office
and oiled them too.
There is nothing. she thought, like
making oneself Indispensable!
Her chief arrived. He looked around
him with an air of satisfaction and
crossed to the mantelpiece. Then his
smile changed to a frown.
Miss Smith" he said, have you
seen my cough mixture?"
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-06-03
RtIMHIIHIIlllIIIlIuunHIUlllIIIIlI
LIBERTY THEATRE

Saturday and Sunday June do
Zane Gray's Man of the For
est" Chapter of King Of
the Circus. Rolin comedy
Hob COLLINS"
Monday, June Creature comedy,
FIXED by George Western
drama, Crossed Clues Mutt
and jeff comedy, Doctor Kill
JOY"
Tuesday and Wednesday, June rs
Billie Burke in "Frisky Mrs
Johnson. Comedy. Seeing Is
Believing Pathe News.
Thursday and Friday, June 9-10--
"Heliotrope," Comedy, Fresh
From the Country Pathe
News.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-06-03
Hard to Account for Moss.

a tiny bit of moss, perched on the
crest of Niagara falls on the footing
Of a bare rock over which the cataract
flows AT the rate Of II feet a second.
Is one of the latest sights pointed
out to tourists. Standing on Prospect
point, it is easy 10 discern the little
green patch which covers a spot some
eight inches square.
Although the theory has been ad-
vanced that the original seed might
have been carried down on the ice
and there deposited on the brink of
the falls, this idea is secuted on the
grounds that the water-how never
ceaSes-winter or summer.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-06-03

fyglN S{SSS5 4
lIlIIIHlIIIniluIlIHIllHIhlIlInIIIlu
GRAND THEATRE

saturday. June 4-Gertrude Ather-
ton first original story for the
screen, Don't Neglect Your
Wife"
Sunday and Monday, June 5-6--
Conway Tearle in Society
Snobs."
Tuesday and Wednesday. June rs
Constance Binney in Some
thing Different adapted from
the novel, "Calderon's Prison
err
Thursday and Friday, june 9-10--
Mary Pickford in The Love
Light"
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-06-03
"DoN'T NEGLECT YOUR WIFE,

In the latest Eminent Authors
production, which is the first orig
inal screen story written by Cert
rude Atherton. patrons of the Grand
theatre, where Don't Neglect Your
Wife will be shown June 4 will
find the true story of an unusual
situation that occurred in the social
circles of San Francisco which con-
cerned the love of successful writ
er and editor, LangdOn Masters, for
the neglected wife of DR.. Howard
Talbot, an aristocrat from the
south. The pair renowned ever
seeing each other again when they
discovered they were in love, but
the neglectful husband, aroused at
last demands that Masters abandon
his promising newspaper career and
leave San Francisco. He accepts the
sentence and drifts to New York S
notorious Five Points" where he
is saved from utter degradation to
a life of usefulness by Mrs Talbot,
after her husband had divorced her
for running away from him
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-06-03
"HELIOTROPE"

Did you ever associate certain
perfume with certain person, 50
that a whiff of the perfume would
remind you of them, even though
they themselves might not be pres
emit?
Ii is such situation that gives the
title "Heliotrope" to the new photo
play, coming to the Liberty theatre
June 8 and 10. The central figure
is a convict-a offer before
the days of his Imprisonment was
known as Heliotrope Harry. from his
fondness for wearing a sprig of hell
otrope in his coat lapel and from the
aroma Of heliotrope cologne that al
ways marked his presence. Hello
trope's wife is a thoroughly bad
woman When from his prison cell
he learns that his daughter, who has
always thought herself an orphan. is
about to marry and that his wife is
planning TO blackmail her. Hello
trope secures his release and in a
novel and dramatic manner insures
the girls happiness
"Heliotrope' was adapted from a
story by Richard Washburn Child
which ran serially in Hearsts Maya
zine. The cast includes Frederick
Burton, Diana Allen and Julia
Swayne Gordon. George D. Baker
directed.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-06-03
Undecided.

- almost hate 10 buy a new dress"
Mrs. DubbS observed. 81 am So torn
by conflicting desires"
Quite proper feeling, Pm sure -
puhbs hastily agreed with hopeful Ell.
thusiasm Just what"
well when other women admire a
new frock of mine ! can hardly decide
whether to tell them the price was half
what II really was. and make Them
envy me- my wonderful bargain. or
double The price and. make them envy
mr my ability 10 spend 50 mutn
money"
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-06-03

With properly balanced feed the
main secret Is to get the hens to
work for their living.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21
OLD YEAST EATERS
NOW TAKE TABLETS
Tablets Easisr 10 TAh0-Resuft1 Quick
or, Mor0 RooRou13cAl
CHEMEFS EXTRACT FHE
VITAKIHE FROM YKA6&.

Objectionable features and slow rc-
suits with ordinary yeast have caused
IhonsSa ndS TO give UP rhe Vitamtnc
lre3tmcni but nov--thanks TO modern
chemistry. you can buy tablets contain
ing !: proper dose OF concentrated Yeast
Viiaminc (Wa;"r soluble B) extracted
from Yeast. with tho still more i'm port
:rd Eat Soluble a Eitaminc, etc
These "i'hos-I'ho vithmrnc" Tablets
made cSpn SSiy for medicinal use con-
tain nothing TO disturb the weakened
stomach as plain yeas; may DO: results
arc quicker. more economical. To Danish
pimplcS. boils, clrbuncles- etc; help cor
rect constip IN lion. beau'ify complexion,
restore weight and rebuild the user,
these Phos-Pho Vitamine tablets pro-
duce most unusual results.
Doctors. druGgats and chemists pre-
fer this newer. better way to take Vita
mines The tablets are made OF the fn-
est ingredients in one of Americas old
est and largest laboratories. II your
druggist hasn't secured the tablets send
81, plus 4 CENTS war tax to Irving
Laboratory. Wheeling. w Va. for bottle
OF GO PhosPho Vitamine Tablets pre-
paid
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21
DESTRUCTION OF FRUIT CROP PROMISES mn
TO STIMULATE ATTENTION TO DAIRY COW

OF twenty-nnc community chaIrmen
were present. together with the presi-
dent; vice president. secretary and
treasurer OF the organization. Among
the things discussed was the executive
committee. Tho executive committee Is
composed OF o. !. Bailey. Jos. 4. Gifen.
II. !. Campbell. Jas. n. Lyle. Jno. +.
Shry A. W. Brokaw. J. A. McComas.
VIM. Kemp and Z. ". Ramsay. The
regular meeting Of the executive com.
mittee Will be on the first Saturday OF
each month. A question Of second
extension agent in the county was dis
cusSed and this matter will he taken
I'D by A special committee appointed for
the purpose. There was considerable de-
mand FOR live stock shipping company.
and in due time it is hoped such will b
organized.
Mr.. Brownhcld. Of the Ohio State Uni
versity. who has charge OF tho county
agents in southeastern Ohio was pres.
, Mt ard he brought in some valuable ex-
pericnces which he had been able 10
pick ur from other southeastern coun-
ties. Mr.. Paul Gcrlaugh. extension
specialist OF the depart ment OF animal
husba ndry. Of the Ohio State University,
accompanied Mr.. Brownfield 10 present
his line OF work to the directors. Mr..
(;erlaugh is interested primarily in beef
cattle and 4 special committee will DO
appointed TO take care OF this matter.
The directors adjourned. and the EsXt
meeting will be held on tho thirteenth
Of July.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21
BELMONT COUNTY FARM BUREAU
AGENT CALLS ATTENTION TO
PLANNED DAIRY EVENTS.
JERSEY BREEDERS WILL HOLD
BIG SALE AFRh 23-STILL SOME
CHANCE FOR FRUTT.
POULTRY DEMONSTRATION IN MAY
OTHER NOTES OF THE BEL
MONT PARM INDUSTRY.

since Oh.o'S cruit crop received sucn
Jolt in the last few days il looks as
though W. will have TO resort 10 more
certain thing" says j. {. Nr1, county
agent Of the Belmont County (Oh:o)
Farm Bureau. in the current bulletin is
sued from tho Offices o. the Belmont
County Farm Bureau at ST. Clairsviilc.
THE destruction OF a large per cent Of
the fruit crop by the froSts means tnat
the hill counties Of Ohio viii, have TO
give a little better care 10 the Ola
dairy cow This fact cannot be over
looked. and it is the experience OF men
keeping cost accounts in Belmont coun-
ty hills that farmers having the largest
Ia Dor income. usually have a number OIL
COWS on tho place Whether these cows
are fawn Jerseys. spotted lio!steins, or
some other breed is not so much the
question. But il Is the care and feed We
give them. Belmont county is going 10
have g. list Of interesting dairy events
during The coming season. II Is 10 the
interest OF every farmer 10 attend tie%e
events and get out and see If no -
get the idea OF his ne!ghbor. that -
fit in on your farm. or give you AZ
months experience. The first or those
events will take place in Belmont county
on April IS. and this event Is the first o.
iLs kind ever attempted. The Jersey
breeders of the county IRE going to hold
sale in which over forty registered
htifcrs and several bulls re 10 be sold
Even though your favorite COW Is
spotted HoIStcin or a Guernsey turn out
10 this sale. and we will reciprocaie it
at later date"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21
CONQUERS RHEUMATISM

It is an estab lshed fact that one tea
spoonful OF Rheuma taken once day
for a very short time has driven all the
pain and agony from thousands Of rack
Cd. crippled and despairing rheumatics.
While powerful. gratifying and quick
acting Rheuma contains no narcotics. is
absolutely harmless and must give last
ing and blessed relief or its cost. small
as it la will be refunded The magic
name has reached nearly every hamlet,
and there are hundreds OF druggists who
can tell you OF the good il has done in
some Of the very worst cases
II you are tortured with rheumatism
or sciaticA you can get a bottle Of Rheu-
ma from {. II. Griest & Co. for not more
than IS cents, with the understanding
that II II does not rid you Of all rheu-
matte suffering Your money will be
cheeNfully returned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21
GERMANS ATTACK
AMERICAN COUPLE

Berlin. April ?N,---(By tho Associated
rrrsSl--JamrS H. Tobnsun and his wife.
residents OF Chicago. were attacked by
70 crowd or German men. women and
children Tuesday az they sal on tho
terrace oil san Sou": park. follow ing tn"
funeral OF former Empress Augusta Vic
turIa.
Tho Americans were rescued by
policeman and two German civilians.
who locked arms and. surrounding them.
accepting n prItinE Of sticks, stones and
umbrellas in defense Of the couple until
they were able to escort them 10 the
police station in Pot sdam. Here patrol
Of extra policemen was summoned and
dispersed the crowd.
II developed that they had been mis-
taken for French people.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21
ORGANIZE TO DEAL
WITH JAPANESE

Washington. Nv. - N'''i' WORK ny
h. ,."@..u.MiiI"H "a: >"n.i"rs anI r"preS-
,nt,ts,,> 90 ..!,.,rn iIr western states
lu li.., ted tod, f." NJ purpose .! unit
u. Efforts for .,a,InC with tho lap
ai..-" .tar4i G:.,;!on rroh.' ia VIII begin
w!ln.n thc next w,"". senator john
son Rep :b.iC:,n. r%itf'!rII;i. chairman Oh
,h, -Xrr'Ii.vr committee" Of the "rgani-
Zt:.u:I announced tonight iha' J." "uulu
name a. ,u;nm;tt"cm' II ono senator ana
80. r.ur"$,r;,j!v. from "h"h IF The states
;u.S W,.,.i.
vIl,. Lu.~i wu:h u; ~" ~ Sssn!At!on IL
N,S.annGnE, ed would be- /" make sur
\r\ Of ih~ situation vita the cApcCta-
moi. uf Submitting Information '"iec'e"
IL other states for possible acl!"n.
Numbers present 1t '0da! : orEanlEi :
,.nu ir".t.nr cmpha sized the necessary
rr aHrIon wide cooperation with the
Western states in facing r"aditlohS
which hey described IS 'hrr"i"n hE'
uu,,..s remedial steps yer" immcd aiely
unIrrrakcn.,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21
MARTINS FERRY
K|WANIS LUNCHEON
IS WELL ATTENDED
4 FAIRLY GOOD CROWD OF Mem
BERS OF THE K1wANIS CLUE
ENJOYED DINNER YES
rKRDAY AT HoON.
Mr. Howe, Of wheeling Club, and Louis
+, EicH, Manager Of the Foaray
Theatre Arc Principal
Speakers.

A good crowd enjoyed the weekly
luncheon of inc KiWaElS "!uo. n lne
Elks' club dining rooms yesterday al
aeon. The main speaker for 'he DAY
"a lied To show up and S"Eera OF me
members were called upon .Sr orlHt
talks.
Mr. Ralph Howe. Of he Wheeling Nj
wants c,un. spoke briefly of The plans
for me special train !" IN" cleveland
Convention on May :. ManaGer Louis
E>ck OF the Fcnray 'hotooiay company
the Ne~eS, benedict. was asked 10 relaIe
some Of the scenery which hs failed To
see while on honeymoon trip 10 IN"
east, Tie sruks briefly o: MS visit TO
New YORK .nI Other lilies. -"mar kinS
that ne had good com pany all during the
trip NJ f. Blackburn. vel known in
Suranre man delivered an elaborate and
lengthy address. wh:rh was highly en-
.ioted Chairman Maxwell. Of The COM
mitt"e IN charge ii The rip TO the Inter
city meeting at Newark. reported good
number as having signed up for tho Trip
When ;he absence o attendance
prizes for ;ho day was noted. NJ. +.
Blackburn came to the r"scu" and IN
s;rI, tod the secretary TO send down 10
Summrs ami get a box OF good cigars
and a box Of stogirS In 'he drawing.
Roger o. l.uptuu WAS successful in
carrying on the cigars, while pr. +. =.
Morriaon was awarded tine wheeling
favorites. All OF the members present
were treated to the smokes On Roger.
Entertained ut Bridge.
Mrs. Charles Cocharnn was hostess to
The members Of me Bridge club at her
home on South Sixth street. yesterday
afternoon. The guests were enjoyed at
cards and other delightful social diver
sions. following which a dainty luncheon
was served by the hostess.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21
JACK CUDAHY
|5A SUICIDE

Los Angeles. April "0.--Tohn LJacO
Cudahy member Of the Kansas city
family of packers. was found dead to-
day in his residence III the Hollywood
section Of Los Angeles.
The police say C,Idahy apparently had
killed himself by placing tho muZZlr Of
n shotgun in mis- mouth and pulling the
trigger with MS toes.
There was some delay in establishing
the identity of Cudahy. owing to tho
effect 81 the gunshot wound. the police
aid.
The oT,rrrs anu servants At the resi-
dencr iiar,iy made the definite announce
ment tina; tho dead man was the welt
known Jack Cudahy. and that he had
killed himself.
Previously me police had announced
the man was Jack" Cudahy. only TO
declare later thai /. was relative OF
his. and still later 10 return TO the orig
in;t Identification.
The dead man, who was IS years old.
and his w;fs and children had lived m
Pasadena and Los Angeles for several
years.
Cudahy committed suicide after fail
ing to negotiate $4,000 loan with
Chicago hank. Detective Sergeant Mo
Mahan said tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21
Woman's Faith Helps
Husband

81 owe my good health to my wife
who had faith in a newspaper id she
saw Of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy.
was down so badly with stomach and
liver trouble after Is years Of suffering
and trying every known remedy that I
had no faith in anything. This medi-
cine has certainly been 'Godsend' to
me-" 1t is a simple. harmless prepara-
ton that removes the catarrhal mucus
from the intestinal tract and allays tho
Inflammation which causes practically
all stomach, liver and intestinal all
ments. including appendicitis. One dose
will convince or money refunded. c..
H. Griest & Co.. and druggists every
where.