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The Raymer enterprise., 1922-06-08
Tho EnoIlsh Of II.
Try a pipeful
or two direct
from the factory

Not that it win be any better than
the Edgeworth you buy in q store. but
we want you to have your first Edge.
worth smoke at our expense.
You may repay US by finding that
Edgeworth just suits your taste. And
II it doesn't-for there are some few
men to whom Edgeworth Is not just
the thing-there's no harm done.
We are glad enough to send free
samples in the same spirit that we'd
hand you our pouch il circumstances
permitted. We wish it were possible
to save you even the little trouble Of
writing for Edgeworth.
Edgeworth is a likable smoke. Men
who have tried it and found It to be
the right tobacco for them never
think Of smoking other tobaccos.
They'll tell you there are many good
tobaccos-and there are. And when
you offer them your pouch with
stranger" tobacco in It, they may
use up . pipeful just to be friendly.
But notice how quickly they get
back to their beloved Edgeworth!
Day after day Edgeworth fans write
to US. They tell us human little
stories. friendly anecdotes centering
around Edgeworth. Often it is the
number Of years they have smoked
Edgeworth that prompted them to
write.
Knowing bow hard 1t is for the aver
age man to write letters, we consider
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and the price paid This is straight official let.

and the price paid This is straight official let.
ter.
Congressman are coming more and more to send
their quotas Of seeds out. not to the voting lists
In their districts but 20 the school children, to
civic organizations. chambers Of commerce banks,
and factories for workmen. and great deal to
miners.
with the department opposed to the COMPRESSION.
NJ seed distribution. aud with congress habituny
ior II, Oliver y. Jones, originally from Cincinnati
who Is In active charge Of this work. has had an
unenvlnbie Job us buffer between the denartment
and congress for about twenty years. He prob.
ably knows all the members Of congress more In.
tifnately than any other man In Washington be.
cause he is calling upon them IN their offices every
day IN the year At present he is getting more
'han 2Uo telephone calls dry from tlrem dictates
about lO0 letters day to them, aud has 20 or 30
Of them calling on HIN In his office each day,
The seed distribution is conducted under the
bureau Of plant Industry. of which DR.. William A.
Taylor Is chief. Il. A. Oakley and }. E. W. Tracy
purchase under contract all the seed that enters
INTO the congressional distribution and supervise
the mechanical and physical work OF filling the
packages and milling them. Mr.. Tracy Is In
charge of the seed warehouse located at 339 Penn.
sylSania avenue. which Is not at all modern, well
ventilated or lighted. This building was erected
In 1884 and was the scene of receptions. banalets
and inaugural balls for Andrew Jackson Martin
Van Buren, and Abraham Lincoln This Is not
coyernmcnt.owned building I'm, has heen ro,,,o,
nv the ,lepartmen, and used ne "A seea p,r.bous.
for about ten years
The GIlinr OF ,he orders ~ conyrsssme, IL IN
interesting MARI or the freas.a, ais, rih,ion IN.
members s,,pniv their f,.rks In shea,s ~, ,an
They ,re cut nm into single sins md cop,,ed ,6,o
h,mI,es nv .xner, coun,srs from Tho hrr.an =,
.nrrnvin, and nrlp,ipy "A ,neml.r son,. IN
AN order blue slim Is made ou, calling mon rho
seed w,rehouse n del,ver ,b,, ou.n,t,y n,d ,h,s
T. ,ocnmnnni.d he ,ha correS,,n,I,,, n,n,h., =,
rront.s Tho s.sd ,,ck,ses arc s,,h.r san, ~ ,ha
af.a a, IN. msmher NJ rnncras, ~ ~. s.a,,.s ~.
~, ,h,,rass.d or ,ra m,iI.d an, .,,aa,,' , ".e
,na saa, ,yorshouss u ,hey oro oa,,rsssas
We ,ronta ,ro ro,, oom,n, In n, tho a.. -.
..a mn a. nm Goo . dnv pach n.nhar - an,,,,.a
~ "nooo nocsoses ., ,a.a,nh,. sa..',. ma . noo
.',,aI'n"as ~ a.,,ar s..ds A. each 81 ,hasa ,,.o
pa on,.i,s a,e small ,an.rs ~ ss.,,s Il raa,,,
So, ,n", ,,onn, nan.rs - ...ds ara san, 81,
H.. aao, ,nemher If the senate and houss
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smoker In the backwoods.
II you have never tried Edgeworth.
let us repeat our offer. Try . pipeiul
or two direct from the factory" All
you have to do d to write LET me try
pipeful or two" on q postcard, sign
your name and address and send the
postcard to ur. The address d Larus
4 Brother Co., 90 South 21st Street,
Richmond, Va. II you want to add
the name Of your tobacco dealer, we'll
make sure that be has Edgeworth In
stock.
To Retail Tobacco Msrchanss: II
your jobbef cannot supply you with
Edgeworth, Larus & Brother Com
pany viii gladly send you prepaid by
parcel post a one or two-dozen carton
Of any size Of Edgsworth Plug Slice or
Ready-Rubbed for the same prics you
would pay the jobbes.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-06-08

. ..~ .. people thrihseiveS-thnugh they ap.
p'''"'F X" s"ieihls Tor nothing. paid for these
se'u'' SINCE 'e COST OF The purchase and dstribu
you 'n''e out OF the public funds.
'"''h''ss 'h's seed business all seems peaceahe
e"'"s" '" 'he V"er VII" gets the seeds but. good
"eS"' Ne SHOULD he IN Washington when the anhu.
!" ""''' overt same seeds IL on! It's really
"H rN'""s hs '"o'fli's circus. Tor there are two
SEED 'n'f'es gong on At me aud the same time.
'"' hurry IN gong on al uhcle SANS seed ware
""""'' ""e'' small army oil sirls Is doing up the
s''"H M" P'"'hs on me franks nt Inc members
VI '"hs''aa and huStlihS tie PACKAGES oil 10 the
"a"s
'"e ""e' hurry " III 'he capi'ol' Where congress
ID "s'"s 'o"h ana ''e"a'I over the question OF
whether u WIZ diS'ritH'r seeds again next SPRING
~" S''' V"c'e "a'hH iScni year oes'hs July !
enc" Se"' '"" he mas =" make seed appr"prln'
ven Sr"f I" "o'"n. r-or no seeds SO this
sp'"e' WINE c'hS'es" was hSh'ihs OUT the same
"" "-"' y" "'r''S '"f ''-' Tue W. distribution
W SIRIUS WIS s""s ''el''S Oh "hdeF an npProprh'
.'"' maze a''er Pro''"&ch hIhi IN the spring OF
li"<'
1--we nt"' over inc SEED distribution usually runs
ih""' "ke Nus lh' appropriations cohIniltee-
lrrp'''s tue as''e"tu'e' department appropriation
"'' Without Tue seed 'le'': some seed man OF
"'' "''' "'"''"'e"'' Inc ""''s ""lcc' 10 Tue
"''"''''' w P''''' y, '"''' /" me Sl'eh"er
'.u'" "t'"N' Tue See'A we mouse o'erru'eS h'm'
i"'" Tue III, goes l" Tue senate anu 'he senate
."'""' WI WV STU" '".e"'I"'n' i"e OH ufh
goes !" conference h'1 "'e seihte ana h"''Se
'"'''s' W.T. Tue SUI" 'e'' WIN o'hef i'eh's-
wv" "" ns,'''"s" u '''.'e"' l." ) IKE game o'
'p'"'' -"'"' a"' '"'se' anu VI course tIeres NJ
why's N''" ,''""-'"' tue "E'''"''ur"' appr"pr'''
"om NV "'"S' w P'SS''" 7ee"S "' h' seeds,
,"N va" N"e "sn' WIS "h"'uo'F pr""hseu'
NV u" "s"'' ''e sr'' 'u'n Ia tue mousse ha ticr
why '"' 's'''"''", III '' l '"'ty''s S'o'"ooV"
y" "s', , ", ''"0''' w we ''ee u'''t'oH'
WV y, ''.u' !" 90,
y" W, s'"''' W. ,'' "''He "ep'te ms spring
go, '.. y. We. 'i ' w. ICY u, mississippi
,' '' 80 wv" ',' ,''.' 'Hs'"'' 'ecofh an
~, 80 'e w '''" """' STE" u's'r'Du'
WV Nv. ''e ""'''so" "u''''S s'f' mere are
'' W Wv pS sano " nco c 'u' ., 'he "rhc'e'
s,,o,.s.o w. r -. 'Don i""l"v.s 10 'he Va'ue
y, .,,,, W.. v. I''"" .'"'" ,"'V" PACKAGES
.,,. ',.,,,' sa n,,, "'' I"y""s.s OF mower
nv e.cn anJ eysrv on ~ ,hs az ,,"' "s's,on
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shSoo uuoVuGteu
messages the great
est tribute to Edge
worth we could
possibly have =
greater even than
theincreasingsales.
It gives the busi-
ness Of making
tobacco . pleas
ure that runs
4 through the
whole gamut-
from factory ex-
ecutive to the
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-06-08
Had to Be Careful.

Youthful President Of the Oriole
Sporting Club-Has anybody any OBJ
jectiOns to Hickey becoming a member
OF this club?
Jimmie-Yes, l have! One day I
was swipin' apples outa Maure's or
chard and Hickey sneaks up and
stoled me whole bag full. Now, I don't
think we oughter have guys in we
can't trust.
Chorus Of Members-Jimmie's right
We don't want no crooks in this club.
Guy like that would give US Orioles
IN awful black eye.-Life.
Tho English Of II.
The Englishman-"That new gown
you are wearing is certainly ripping,
bah jove'' The Girl-"GraciouA
duke! Wherei'
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-06-08

HIS spring about 1900, 900 Amerl.
cans received free packages of vege-
table and garden seeds from their
seI'ntors aud representatives 10 con.
eress. Uncle Sam-not the melnher
OF coigr"ss-bonght the seeds. tied
up the packages. put them in the
mail aud carried them free to every
nook nHd corner Of the land. OF
course. IN the last analysis. the
It.0DIp ihpins.JypS--t b,uyh ,L.,, ar.
, 1922-10-20
OF EIGHT
NATIONS SEEK A

NEW ORLEANS. Oct 2o.-By The
Associated PresslEThe representatives
OF the veterans of the world war N
eight If the nations associated in war
AGAINST the central powers. today
made their plea to the American
Legion TO nclp them prevent future
war.
Their Spokesman was j. B. B. cohen
OF Great Britain. former major in a
territorial regiment, who lost both
legs at Ypres-
He was brought 10 the front OF the
platform CT the convention hall IN n
wheel chair. after being introduced
nv II. Nelson jackson. n OF the
American delegates to the convention
81 the Inter-AIlied Veterans fedora
ton.
the eight points upon which the
,he wounded veterans of h Inter
Anied federation have agreed.
The text OF the pronouncement, as
presented; -
peace. tranquility ind GOOD WI
among nations; secure the insutuuons
OF organized society, preserve ene
sacred principles of liberty ana &c
mocraoy ana transmit their blessings
10 posterity; and establish safeguards
to prevent the recurrence OF war We
the undersigned. representing the eN'
service men of-the signatory countries
agree to submit and endeavor TO Sc
cure TIN. abortion OF our societies rep
resented and through them urge upon
our respective governments the follow
ing declaration of pr nciples;
"1That all international agreement
ameng governments affecting the en-
tire neope shall be open and G
board. with full publicity.
"2-That treat es max the law be
tween the nations and they must be
executed in good faith.
..s-To OPPOSE the territorial az
grandizment.
"4-To vigorously suppress WITHIN
our boundaries all persons and propa-
xanda seeking to overthrow by force
existing by will OF the
people. i.
a5-That the financial policies of
the allied governments must have AZ
their aim the stability of exchange and
the resumption of International COM
MERGE. and we recommend the sus
pension of trade relations With coun
tries maintaining eimies organized
for agr sessive purposes.
SIN view of the distorted poltf
ical reports tending TO unbalance the
public mind. we recommend that there
shall be established by the F3dac a
news disseminating buSeau with rep
resentatives in every member coun-
try; that this agency shall receive the
official sanction OF h governments o.
the respective countries: that it shall
collect and issue news designed to Oft
set destructive and inflammatory
, 1922-10-20
CHILD DRIVES NAIL IN TORPEDO.
4. . . . I:
EXPLOSION RESULTS, EYE SAVED

stitches were taken. The boy was
sufficiently improved to retur TO
his home today.
Johnny. who lives A. ass West
Second street on the Sand Bar, was
playing around the Burlington spur
when he discovered two curious con-
trivances which were about two
inches In diameter. ia ton one side
and convex on the other. To
Johnny they suggested admirable
"headilghts" for the coaster wagon
owned by him and his brother.
Wen nail EN- on" said Johnny
TO his older brother when he took
them y brothed compiled
with the rla "a while -anny
looked on from, in front. Two nails
had been driven in the edges OF
the headlight" A hammer blow
Internationally delivered In the cen
ter OF the cap resulted in exploding
It. The sound OF the report was 50
loud that It was heard by many
neighbors.
A piece OF steel flew into the
younger boys eye, and another
piece graSed the shin OF his
brother.
The parents OF the boys blame
the railroad employees for Grass ne.
gligence In leaving such dangerous
explosives lying around the tracks.
Several boys OF the nelghhor-h hood
have declared that many Of these
, 1922-10-20
CAPT. PLUMMER
MADE OFFICER

CONTINUED from Page one.j
attend the FIRST training camp open
20 volunteers anc had been assigned
as a major OF infantry in the thirty.
sixth division. In this capacity he
had recruited his own battalion and
q larTe portion OF the division in
northern Texas.
AR serving as division Insurance
pefice- and senior Instructor CT the
thi.d officers trainin- school at Car,p
Bowie. Texas. Mr.. owsley went over
seas with his division. He was made
~Efjutant OF the advision and took
part In two major Engagements in
Champagne and the argonne.
After the arm.sticN Mr.. Owsiey
went to London. where b. attended
tho courts OF 'lsx and studied English
procedure. He esumed IN. practice
OF law Immediately following Is dis
charge in July. 1919. and was ap-
pointed as assistant ftto-ney general
of Texas. As head Of the legion's leg
islative committee In that state. he
won out IN a fight for a 81. 1000. 900 hos
pital for disabled service men. He
resigned his position as assistant at
torney general In February, 1921. to
become assistant director OF the ls
gion's national Americanism commits
sion.
, 1922-10-20

propaganda, particularly the propa-
ganda put out by the proponents OF
boishevism wRh the intent 70 change
other forms Of government.
THAT an international court be
established TO outlaw war.
-s-To proceed as rapidly as condi.
tons permit and when the DEGREES OF
such court become operative Except
Cor machinery necessary to maintain
them and the minimum police forcesl
to entirely disarnl and disband our
land. sea and air forces and destroy
the implements Of warSre."
, 1922-10-20
HAS THANKSGIVING
EVERY DAY

Two a ago after suffering
many years with stomach trouble. ]
look a course of Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy and haven't been sick a day
since. 1 a eat anything I want and
nave no pain at all. Three doctors had
advised operation. but your remedy
has cured me. Every day is hanks
giving for me- 1t is a simple
harmless preparation that removes
the catarrhal mucus from the intes-
final tract and allays the inflamma-
ton which causes practically all stom-
ach, liver and Intestinal ailments, in
Guiding appendicitis one dose will
convince or money refunded. For
sale at all druggis;s.-Adg.
, 1922-10-20

That sign Drive slow. SCHOOL, al.
ays makes US think that the fellow
'ho wrote It should have turned In At
he FIRST grade entranoe-Detroit
rec Press
, 1922-10-20

FOR RENT Three-room furnished
house with bath. gas, hot water:
siso basement. 1916 S. Spruce. Phone
lns6R. lo.ao-st
, 1922-10-20

innocent looking object. can b,
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and Steel Mil and other industries in
this city.
Mrs. Lena Gardner and her brother
William Chase. have returned from .
few days visit with relatives at Ben's
Run.
Miss Ada Van Camp, Of wheeling, was
the guest over the week end OF nome
folks.
Mrs. Bess Bennett and little daughter
have returned from two months WIS.,
with her father. Sam Mccall, or OkIa-
homa
Tho marriage Of Miss Martha Billetcr,
OF this city and Mrs. Dory Henderson,
OF New Martinsville. took place Satur-
day evening in the Presbyterian manse
formed by Rev. ". T. Mckee. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henderson will reside il New Mar
tinsvillc.
Charles Ncwland. OF wheeling, was a
guest Sunday at the home OF MIS- il.
Gardner.
Todd Tracepell has gone TO wheeling
TO look after business matters FOR feU
Ernest Kcndle. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. ".
l.. kcndle. Of Padcn City. Is member
of the Glee Club OF Bethany college,
which recently appeared In wheeling.
Mr., liendle is a student in the Bethany
College
Miss Geraldine Van Camp. Of Wells
burg. was the guest the past few days
OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. van
4. j. Rittman. Of the Paden City Pot
.erv. will return Tuesday from Column
bus. O., where he visited his Samily.
Miss Myrtle Soamahorn, MT. and MIS-.
il. !. Parker, and Mr. and Mrs. Jeffer:
son Carse were guests Sunday OF
, friends at Friendly.
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FRIENDLY

, Friendly. April l9-Miss Edith Null
OF St. Marys. Ia spending a few DAYS
hero as the guest Of Miss Opal Hughes
and other friends.
News OF the death OF Mrs. Herbert +.
whitney Of New MatamoraS. O., came as
q distinct shock to her many frlchoS
here. Mrs. Whitney's death occurred
Tuesday afternoon, following 4 orie1
Illness Of pneumonia. BESIDES her nus
band DR.. II. T.. Whitney. she is survived
by one son. Robert.
John Gorrell left hero Sunday for
Texas. where he viii be employed IN
the oil fields.
In honor OF E. NJ. Grimm. who VIII
sail soon ro- South America. the local
Nhantcr Of the astcrn Star entertained
Tuesday evening a: chicken supper
in the clUh rooms. Nearly thirty GueSls
were present. The Sunday school class
No. or the Methodist church rendered
Mr.. Grimm a pleasant surprise. MONDAY
oyoninE. Music and games fllled the
hours with pleasure and al the close OF
tho evening tempting refreshments
were served
Mrs. w W. Ash and daughter. MISS
Ruth. were the guests Monday OF lr''hos
in Sistcrsvillc.
Classes five and six OF the NJ. T.
church Sunday school were entertainer
Tuesday evening at the home o. f"''
HAYS. Tho evening was devoted 70 IN
formal social pleasures after "h!ch
delicious lunch was served.
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INDIGESTION
DYSPEPSIA
ACID|TY
Stomach Specialist Says: Ind.
gestion Trouble MUST 90 or
MONEY BACK

Forget your Stomach troubles and be-
gin TO enjoy life. says DIR. Ortiz, for ny
famous Stomach Prescription can now he
obtained at all drug stores. and is abso-
lutely guaranteed TO Danish every sign
or symptom OF stomach distress, acute
or chronic, or money hack.
No matter what ails your Stoma CHI.
whether it Is heavincss. soreness, gas
bclching or the most severe or chronic
dyspepsia. DR.. Orth's Stomach Remedy
ia not only guaranteed 10 give instant
relief, but IL is also guaranteed to put
your stomach in such good shape that
It will be able 10 digest most anything.
II the, food you cat sours on your
stomach. remains undigested. and there
is a fullness or bloatinE after eating.
with pains-in stomach and side. l can
only say: Go to your druggist and get u
package right away. The very first dose
must bring quick and almost instant re-"
lief, and If after atking the last dose You
can truthfully say ii has done you no
good, take it back to your druggist and
get your money back. {. H. Grisst 4
Co.. McAllistcr's Drug Store and Host-
Davis Drug Co, and all good druggists
can supply you.-Adv.
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SISTERSVILLE

Si%tersvillc. April l9.-R. L. Adams
president OF the kiwaris club. and A
w. deuel.. returned Wednesday from ]
business trip 10 ClarkSburg.
J, =. Flynn is in Pittsburgh attend
ing the srmi-annual meeting or inc
National Petroleum association. which
Is being held N the William Penn hotel.
The death oC Phoebe lIenthorn oil
this city occurred Tuesday afternoon
ui thc homo 0r hCr brother. Eli Hem
thorn Of Elk Fork. near Middicbourne
Miss HcnthorN was g. years Of age
She is survived by two sisters. MIS-. j
l.. Mercer Of Sistcrsvi!lc; Mrs. Wesley
Farley OF St Marys. and two brothers.
Eli and Jake Iiemthorn "f Middl" Island
The funeral will be he'd Thursday ar
ternoon at I.azea-'s chape,.
q. w. Hill. president or the Sisters
gilc Wild Life league. and &. i, Kerr.
will attend the meeting 10 be held IN
,,lartshurc Thursday at which time a
West V!rgirian Wild Life league vii!
hc organized.
Miss Katharine Jackson is cxpcctcl
to return Thursday from Toledo, o..
whore she was the maid-of- honor at the
wedding of Miss Helen Louise Turner
~ Mr.. John Griffith Witte Of Shcto"-
San. Wis. The wedding took place
April -.
Mrs James Mecks was the guest
Wednesday or her daurht"r. Mrs. liam
uton Of Moundsville.
T n Gray Of MorGa ntown. specialist
In horticulture in the State university,
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will visit Tyler county. in May to give
three demonstrations. He Will be ac-
rompanicd by County Agent J. d. King
Of Middlebourne.
r. L. Morris manager OF tho ]. B.
Berry & Sons company, is i'll OF influ-
enza.
Rev. {. 4. Snidcr. pastor OF tho Meth
rdist church here. will attend the Par
kersburs district conference 10 be held
In Spencer. May 10. II and i.
Earl Crawford. former Sistersril'e
high football star, spent Wednesday
here. Mr.. Crawford ia connected with
4 large wholesale baking company IN
Syracuse. y. Y.
Werthcimcr and King. local clothicrs,
have received large order OF goods
from l.. G.. Harleman or Buenos Aires,
South America, formerly of this city.
Rev ". T. Mckee, pastor OF the
Presbyterian church, HIS returned from
Charleston. where he attended the an
nual sprtng meeting of the Parkcrsbnrf-
nrcSbytery Rev. Mckee was elected
chairman OF the Foreign Missions COM
uittee.
Thomas Gartlan. formerly OF Sisters
VILE and a widely known oil operator.
is dead At his home in Lexington, ny
friends here have been advised. Mr..
Gartlan was former state senator CT
West Virginia. He was n director %
the West Virginia oil & Gas Mems as
| ISOLATION. and a life member or the
l;lks' lodge OF Parkersburg where he
resided fo- several years.
One Of the most delightful affairs OF
! the season was the dance at which the
! Criterion club entertained Wednesday
| evening in Thistle hall. Music was pro-
yidrd Nv Reeds orchestra of ParkerS-
| burg. The dance was largely attended
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"A good digestion and strong
healthy stomach are absolutely ildtS-
pensable to health and comfort" says
noted health teacher. dcmonstratipS
the marvellous medicinal properties that
exist IN Dreco. The sliEhteSt derangc-
nent OF tho stomach tn,crfcres moro or
less with all tho succeeding processes
Of digestion and seriously tnpatrs nu-
triton. Stomach trouble IN It's war;
Gus forms produces i nevcr.endtnS
trend q. physical disorders; II fee
uuentlv causes diseases of the EvSr,
Kidneys. hood and bowels; brings Hn
severe headaches, nervous ailments and
Ecnrt Affections. 1t makes tho patient
irritable and melancholy: spoils the
appetite and undcrmIncH the strongest
constitution.
In diseases Of thu stomach Sor'o NJ
the Following symptoms ar" usually
nr.-ent. Fad breath. sick hNaracNc.
r!ddln-Ss. disturbed sleep. hst'"7 E1S'"
in the mouth. loss % hop. courage an!
energy, uncasin6sS ful'n"LS ana EhS
In tho stomach. COnstlpau0N. dlaTrhGca
or piles. :.
Tho proper medicine for such c"ndI-
lions Is not harsh mineral drugs and
chemicals Not only hclcuCo but SOUND
common sense points instead or these
GOOD old-fa shioned remedies OF Thy
vegetable kingdom--hcrbS, barks' roots
and leaves such as grand no her lirr-
SELF used TO brow and u"o.in the days
when doctors were few and hard II
reach and before n"w-fanGlcd drugs
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stomach Trouble Relieved.

II tried one bottle OF Drcco. Il did
me go much good l got the second one
now I am buying the third and l am
feolinE a whole lot better. said Mrs.
Julia Badcr OF 81 w. Hartford ST.,
Dayton, Q.
Il have suffered for years with
bad case Of stomach trouble. all my
food seemed 10 fcrmcnt and fill mo UP
with gas, causing awful pains. II felt
ike l was choking scmGtimes: / could
no, swallow u down nor spit II ont.
Consultation was a continual source OF
ANNOYANCE and often had splitting
headaches, which nothing would relieve
NV nerves were shattered and my sleep
badly broken. for ! would roll and loss
All night long and when morning came
would be exhausted.
so many Of my friends had tried
Drcco. with such good results that l
decided 70 try II also and without
doubt i has reached my case, for
now cat most anything 7 crave and 4
never hurts me the slightest. am
never bothered with the gas or pans
and tho constipation IS Gon" entirely.
NJ ncr,ca 1rr much stronger. 7 got
GOOD full nights sleep now, Hrd wax"
ur refreshed and fun 81 N!gor. |
haven't had a headache Since tAe second
DIV started on preco. certainly do
recommend Drero. for It has done me
world OF good.
M. Black, the vol Known nrsco Ex-
part, has headquAresrT ~ O. II. 0rdest
and Company, to meet tho local public
and explain the merits Of this great
remedy. 500 him todya-Adv.