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THE CHATTANOOGA NEWS
TUESDAY, MARCH 1, 1918.
Smoke Inhalation
Expels Catarrh
Send Ten Cents for Trial Outfit
Thar nraat be reader suffering from
chronic nUrrb who would lis. to know
how they can atop catching cold after
cotd, far they mast realise that sooner
or later uua nay ieaa to serious aeai
Bqks and injury to the aysteni to seneraJ.
Dr. Bio aer, a inspected physician, and
for forty-thre yeara ao enormously suc
cessful specia.i id
eatarrn, la th . us
corerer of a pleas
ant, direct method
that can be used
cona.
Hia Remedy la
tnade from medio
inal herbs, flower
and berries, which
you amok la a
dainty dIds or cir-
axette, and Inhale
fh vapor Into all the air passages. It
eoertataa no tobacco, even, though It I
Heed n the aame manner.
Dr. Biosaer'a Catarrh Remedy la equal
ljr effective la all forma of catarrh, bron
chial irritation, as-
t h m a. catarrhal
Jiaadach and ear
4
I "I!
r
trouble that asay
lead to deafness.
You will breathe
better and feel
better after using
It.
Tot ten centa (In
coin or stamps) a
mall package will
be mailed, contain
Inn eome of the
Remedy made Into cigarettes, also some
Kemedy for smoking in a pipe and a neat
little pipe. Month supply, either form,
coat ene dollar. Addreaa The Bloaacr
Company. Box 2901. Atlanta. Ga,
NOTE Should your druggist not carry
nr. Bicaaera uaurra Kemany in stock.
he can secure It for you. Druggist do
not euppiy me Trial uutnta (aot.j
SIGNS DAYLIGHT
SAVINGMEASURE
President Wilson Approves Bill
to Set Clocks Forward One
Hour March 31.
AMERICA MUST DO MOLE TO REDUCE
DOMESTIC CONSUMPTION OP CEREALS
Andre Tardieu, French High Commissioner to United States, Begs
for Realization of Need of Increased Food
Exports to Allies. .
United Stated Judge Atkinson,
Fomer Governor, Gives
Dr. J. E. Strecker
Chronic and (Special Diseases
Various Treatments
Skin, Cancer, Tumors
Flasher BnUdrnff CfcaManoocs.
HAD PELLAGRA,
LIFEjS SAVED
Woman Snfferin; From Dread
ful Malady Knows Treat,
ment Saved Her Life.
' Miss Annie Wright, Livingston,
rex, writes: "I feel well and can do
piy bouse work just as rood as I aver
Bid. X thank you many times for your
treatment, for It saved my life, I
know."
There Is no longer any doubt that
pellagra can bo cured. 80 sure are
We that we can cure It. that we guar-
tinteo absolutely to refund the money
n case the remedy falls to cure.
Don't delay. It Is your duty to con
knit the resourceful Bnughn now.
Writ today for big free book on pel
lagra, and learn of the remedy that
haa at lent been found. Address
American Compounding Co., Bos 102.
laaper, JJa. (Adv.J
Baltimore, March 19. America must
do mora toward reduoing the domes-
tio consumption of cereals and In
creasing exporta of that food to
Washington, March 19. The day- Francs, dsolared Andre Tardieu,
light saving bill was signed today by I French high commissioner to the
President Wilson. It puts all docks United States, in an address he fleliv
forward an hour en the last Sunday I, r,d htrm jait niflht bif0P the South-
n March and turns them back again , Commercial conaresa.
tna last Sunday in uetoDer. 1 ..you mullt d0 u DecauBe tt a case
The aayugnt saving pian .win go r,....i k.... it n.t k.
into eiiw:i aim ue uuncrvcu wiuiuui i - ,. , . ,,
th .ifVh.. rfimrniitin oe im. done," asserted M. Tardieu. "For
palrment of existing conditions. Trains t5e?e a"1 th.r" months the shipments
will be run as usual, and every lea 1 01 cereaia irom America 10 curope
ture of dally life Into which the ele-'l have been short about one-third of the
ment of time enters will remain un- supply recognized . as indispensable to
chanced. strictly compressed needs."
,, a T. 1 -Humming up some or tne, economies
Run on eun urn. ( f d Frftnc- ,,, to
weiore retiring on tne last naiur- nmnhft za h a renucst for more food
aay or mis niomn, trie American froIIl America, M. Tardieu said:
householder will set his clock an hour I vnn .r. wr thf tha French n.
aneao, ana men may go 10 s eep ana itlon na8 always lived mostly oruwhea
rorget entirely sdoui aayngni sav- koh r. mn.nmnfTnn was
Mn-.hit lM Sl.mv.',.-0: 700.000 tons per month. Our present
J,i5! ' hi, ift.r.? onnmimptlon has been now reduced to
proctso, turning bacK tne xiands of I cnrt nArt . i- A ka1.- 9k
il. ln aL atea kme ,MJ & .., J. I llOVf,wlW IUIIO. vll UV llv'l V nutiu. swv
tti .... ... 1 ner rent.
ilia iifxkiuu axaui nui uit vu bum i t. j.tui A.
41 I KJi ounnia il was imiHiimuii iu
In' the summer the American man M" to "t STeat extent the bread
srtuaiiv h. tnnurt hi rt.iiv ration of the Boldlnr. That ration,
himlness nnd retirn all an hnnr r. whrl amounted In the first years c
Her than lms been his .nntom. hut the war to about twenty-flve ounces
with his elork un hour fast he will hns been progressively cut down to a
not know the difference. An hour of little over twenty-one ounces,
daylight thus will be conserved In
the afternoon.
The plan's practicability and effl- turned to the mean astronomical time
cleni'y have been effectively demon- of the degree of longitude governing
struted in twelve European countries, said zone, so that between the last
o. . b. .:.. I Sunday In March at J o'clock ante
V1 """' meridian and the last Sunday In Oo
Advocates of the plan. In presenting tober at 2 o'clock antemeridian In
their case to congress, explained that leach vnnr the standard time In each
the following beneficial results would I zona shnll bn one hour In advance of
be achieved by tne system: the mean aatrononiloal time of the
A great saving or liiumlnants. aucn dea-rea of lone-ltude srovernlnr each
as oil, gas and electrio power. I sone. respectively.
Marked conservation of coal. I "Spo. 4. That the standard time of
increased manufacturing production the first cone shall be known and des
as the romilt of Improvement In work- I la-natert as United Btates standard
ing conditions. 1 eastern time: that of the second eons
uenenu Dencnts to tne national .hall be known and desurnated as
neaitn. because or nn additional hour United Ktates standard central time:
of daylight which may be devoted to that of the third sone shall be known
recreation. Ind designated as United Mates stan
Reduction tn the cost of living to I durd mountain time: that of . the
somo who can raise p-mlen truck for fourth sone shall be known and deslg-
domestlo consumption; and improve- natod as United States standard Pa
ment of the training- conditions for cino time: and that of the fifth zone
IBut, on the other hand, as regard
tha civilian population, we had to es
tabllsh the Individual bread card, al
lowing only about ten ounces per day,
which means barely the third part of
tne. average dally bread -consumption
of the french peasant or workman
oerore tna war.
"Feeding of horses and cattle on
cereals which could be used for the
making of bread haa been prohibited.
This resulted In a decrease of 80 per
cent, in the number of horses m
Franca and In an important reduction
of our cattle.
"We have radically suppressed, on
the other hand, all flour-consuming
Industries. The manufacturing of bis
cults and of pastry has been com
pletely prohibited. Strict rules have
been Imposed on hotels and restau
rants namely, absolute suppression
of fancy bread.
Why No Meatless Days.
"Tha auppresslon of meatless days
resulted from the lack of cereals for
the cattlo feeding, which Involved the
killing of cattle, and the killing of
cattle was meant, on the other hand,
to bring about a reduction In the hu
man consumption of these aame ee
reals. I may be allowed to add that.
of late, my good friend Mr. Hoover
lnsmted that, aa far a possible, we
ought to try to substitute the meat
consumption for the consumption of
cereals."
EIGHT AMERICANS GIVE
LIVES ON BATTLE FRONT
Pershing Beport Forty-four
Casualties Captain Either
Dead or Captured.
NOSE CLOGGED FROM
A COLD OR CATARRH
jLpplf Crcan la Nostril To
Open Up Air PMeagea,
the fighting forces.
Text of Bill.
Tha full teit of the bill Is as fol
lows:
Ati act (3. 1854) to save daylight and
to provide standard time for the
United Mtates.
"lie It enacted, etc., That, for the
purpose of establishing the stan
tlard time of the United States the
torrltory of continental United Htates
shall be divided Into nve tones In the
manner hereinafter provided. The
standard time of the first sone shall
he based on. the mean astronomies)
lime of the aeventy-tlfth degroe of
longitude west from Greenwich; that
of the second sone on the ninetieth
degree: that of the third sons on the
one hundred and fifth degree; that of
the fourth sone on the one hundred
and twentieth degree; and thatof the
fifth sonn, which shall Include only
I AiasKa. on tne one nunnren and nr.
'Itleth degree. That the limits of each
sone snail re onrinea Dy an c-ner 01
the Interstate Commerce commission,
having regard for the convenience of
commerce and the existing Junction
points and 'division points of common
A.h! What relief! Tour clogged nos
trUa open right up, the air passages of
your head are clear and you can
breathe freely. No mora hawking,
muffling, mucous discharge, headache,
dryness no struggling for breath at
night, your cold or catarrh Is gone.
Don't stay stuffed 'tip! Get a small
, bottle of Ely's Cream Halm from your
druggist now. Apply a little of this
fragrant, antlseptlo cream In your nos
trils, let It penetrate through every air
passage of the head; soothe and heaJ
the swollen. Inflamed mucous mem
brane, giving you Instant relief. Ely'a
Cream Balm Is Just whst every cold
and catarrh anfferer has been seeking,
tt'a just splendid. (Adv.)
tOBAOGO
E3AS1T
A very Interesting hook has been pub
lished nn tnbsero Imbll linw to rnniiuer
It quickly and easily. H tells the danger,
of excessive smoking, chewing, muff
using, etc., and explains how nervous
ness. Irritability, slreplesxncss, wsk
eyes, stomach troubles snd numerous
other disorders msy be ellmlnsted
through stopping self-poisoning by tobacco.-
The man who lies written this
book wsnt to genuinely help nil hr
have become addicted to tobacco hnblt
and says thrn' no need to suffer thst
awful craving or restlcsnnens which
comes when one tries to quit voluntar
ily. This Is no mlnd-ctire or 4eniiersnce
sermon tract, hut plnln common sense,
clearly set forth. The author will send
tt free, postpaid. In plsln wrapper. Write,
giving nsme and full addre.s s post
rard will do. Address: Kdwsrd J
Woods VA 341. Sutton T. New Toili
City. Keep this advertisement. It Is like
ly to provs the best news you ever tesd
In this Journal (Adv.)
Iff
hr T JTRAIGHTEN
HAIR
Colored people
caa keep their
hair toft and
straight by
using
NWi's Hair Dressing
It u Superb
It will preterre, beautify and re
store the hair. Keep your hair in a
smooth and glossy condition. Ele
gantly perfumed and known
throughout the world.
Price 2 Sc. If your dealer can't
supply you tend to ut. Refute
substitutes Noah's is the favorite.
Noah Products Corporation
Rirhnsond, Virginia,
shall be known and designated aa
I United Htatrs standard Alaska time.
"Sec. E. That all acts and parts of
acts In. conflict herewith are hereby
repealed.
PO&TAL EMPLOYES TO
RECEIVE MORE MONEY
Washington, March 11. Flat
pa increases of 15 per cent, for
all employes in the postal service,
whether on sn annual salary or
slay basis, and including those of
all gradea and classes, was res
ommended today by the senate
postoffice subcommittee In revis
ing the annual postoffio appro
priation bill. Tha recommenda
tions are aubjeot to approval by
the full committee, but are ex-
psotsd to be adopted.
The lncreiiscs were declared to be
?2Irl::r r?rt J.n r"mm b; to meet the increased cost
nations, and such order may be modi- of living due to the war. Tha aub
fled from time to time. Lcommlttea also added provisions au-
"Sec. t. That within the respective 1 thortzlng the postinsster-general to
rones crested under tho authority I readjust pre-war contracts of mall
hereof the stnndsrd time of the tone I wagon and other contractors and pro
shall govern tho movement of all com- I vlded for relief of contractor making
mon carriers engnged In commerce be-I stamped envelopes and recommending
tween the weveral states or between a I an Increase In appropriation from II,
Mate and any of the territories of the 1 nou.ouu to ..U0U,0(10,
nueq mates, or net wacn a state or A nfW appropriation added would
ne territory or Aiaskn ann any or tne provide $4,400,000 for purchase by the
,n, pj.Kr.u. il .... ei...r government of the pneumatic postal
States or any foreign country. In alt ih in the !inr r,w.rr,niiin ..it to.
statutes, orders, rules, and regulations In al! tn committee Increased the
ii miiiip, I., inn ..1 iei 1 u inn m ,1 i fjSa, 000,000 house bill by $32,000,000,
hi ny Hi-,, ny liny uiiii.111 in iM'jmii-
ment of the United States, wnether In
the legislative, executive, or judicial PMRHT DP JAPANFF
branches of the government, or relnt- rl-lu,, JMrMI.COt
ing to the time within which any
rights shall accrue or iletocmlne, or
wllhl. Willi, fc an., fenl ahntl n Vnl
v.. ... rn,.H . r. ..,k T,ondon, March 19. A Toklo dispatch
Ject to the jurisdiction of the United "u'(l Su"d.a' forwarded by the E
Stntes. It shall be understood anfl In- ,'n""" Tolegrsph correspondent at
lender! Hint tha lima hnll h the 1'CKIllg represent tile pliant Of Jnpa-
I nlted States standnrd time- of the nM0 subjects In the disturbed rone In
sone within which the act Is to bo eastern Siberia as serious. Their lives
nerformed. I "re in Jeopardy and a boycott hits been
"See. i. That st t o'clock snteme. I derlnnul iignlnut them. It is a-; nrted,
rldlsn of the last Sunday In March of I whllo those who fall Into the hands of
each yrsr the stsndard time of each " maximalists are piuntioreti or suu-
DECLARED SERIOUS
tone shall be advanced one hour, and
lit S o'clock antemeridian of the last
Sunday In October In each year the
stsndnrd time of each sone shall, by
tha retsrdlng of one hour, be re
jected to even worse treatment.
NEGROES SEND THIRD
PROTEST TO GOVERNOR
OLD FOLKS HEED
"CASCARETS" FOR
LIVER, BOWELS
0
Salts, calomel, pills act on
bowels lijja pepper acts ia
nostrils.
Enjoy life! Don't stay bilious,
sick, headachy and
constipated.
Jet a 10-rent bo now.
Must old people must give to the
Imwels some regular help. ele they
sutler from constipation. Tho condi
tion is perfectly natural. It is just as
nittutsl as It la for old people to walk
floMly. Kor skc Is never eo active us
youth. The muscles are less elastic.
And the Imwels are muscles.
h-o nil old people need Cascarrts.
One nnpht as well refuse to aul wi nk
eyi witli i::, TB.es na to nested tlil
gentle aid to wesk Imwels, The bow
els must I kept active. This Is lin
poitHiit nt ail skcs, but never so much
us st flit).
Are is imt a time for harsh physics.
Youth may oo HSlonally whip the how-
is Into sitivlty. Hut a lahli can't I
ud ery il.iy. What the bowels ol
tl.e eld mi . is a gentle and nulurul
tonic, one thst can be constantly
use.j without harm. The only such
tonic . f -n-cniets, snd thev cost only
10 (ii i j, r .,,T at guv ,irtir store.
Xflvi worn wLil uu sleep. lAdv.J
New York. Msrch 1. A protest
ngntnst the lynching of a negro In the
courthouse nnl nt Monroe, I.., on
March 1 has been sent to Gov. Pleas
ant, of Ixitilsinna by the National As
sociation for the Advancement of Col
ordod IVoples, according to an an
nouncement from the hendquarters of
the orgsnlsntion here. The associa
tion declnred that this was the third
protest It "had been compelled to
make sgnlnst lynchlnps In Ixuilslanii
within the Inst six weeks."
I'revloits protests and requests for
Informntlon concerning lOiHslnnB"
nttltude tow ard these . lynchlnirs have
been Ignored, ncroidlng to the asso
ciation's cftlccrs.
Washington, March 19. Forty-four
names appear on yesterday s custiauy
list Issued by the war department, in
cluding that of Capt. James E. Miller,
either killed In action or taken prisoner.
Eight men were killed in action, six
died from wounds, twelve died from
disease, one died from accident, five
were severely wounded and eleven
were slightly wounded.
Lieut. John O. Kelly died from an
acijldent, Lieut. Edmund P. Glover was
severely woundea and l.ients. jonn .
Graham and Ooorge H. TerTdleton were
among the slightly wounded. Of the
eltrht killed In action five previously
had been reported wounded. The list
follows:
Killed In Action.
Sergeant Paul H. Long.
Privates Robert L. Clausen, Wil
liam If. Hammet, Morrill B. Morrison,
Ira J. Rogers, William T. Smith, Trim
ble C. Sparks, Ray C. Yalden.
(Privates Clausen. Morrison, Rogers,
Smith and Walden have been pre
viously reported wounded.)
Jsilled or Prisoner.
Captain James E. Millar.
Died From Wounds. '
Corporals Charles H. Burke, Robert
D. West.
Privates Crawford Z. Abies, Mof
fard E Breese, Frank A. Coyle, Her
man V. Gentry.
Died of Disease.
Bergeant Richard II. Ellis.
Corporal Charles Adams.
Cook Lloyd T. Freeman.
Privates Elek J. Berg, Grant II.
Cutler, Anton Hlllman, Elmer Jackson,
Robert Wells Williams, Daniel F. Kel
ly, George Schwabauer, John Slstion
Slater, Jonnlo Wright.
Died of Aooident.
Lieutenant John G, Kelly.
v Wounded Severely.
Lieutenant Edmund P. Glover.
Corporal Oliver N. Glnther.
Mechanic William M. Maxwell.
Wounded Slightly.
Lieutenants John B. Graham,
George II. Pendleton.
Corporals Howard A. I.erch, Pott
A. Warren. Anthony Uicello, Graham
R. Negus, Donald B. Bwcpston.
Privates Harrv O. Jolly. John II.
McGlown, George Herrancourt, Paul E,
Weichei. ,
Opinion of Nuxated Iron
Case Cited by Dr. James Francis Sullivan of General Gordon, Hero of the
Battle of Gettysburg, Who at Nearly 85 Years of Age Obtained In
creased strength and Endurance.
With a Short Course of This Re
markable Product.
United States
Judge C. W.
Atkinson, for.
mtr " Governor,
says thst -the
results ha hss
obtslned from
taking Nuxated
Iron have been
simply marvel,
out i that he
has never had
reoourse to a
medicine whose
results were so
s atlsfactoryt
that within the
- few weeks he
hat been tak
ing It he feels
he hss dropped
off the burden
of months of
toll.
.ik. a
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I CLINeOINSr 9TU0IO)
I
NEGRO WOVEN TO OPEN
NEW RED CROSS QUARTERS
Doing Thsir Bit te Htlp Win War,
and Ask Assistance in Fitting
Up Rooms.
The colored auxiliary of the Red
Pros nsoclntlon here will open new
nusrter Frldsv en A street, adjoining
he Concreenllonnl church. Open
'ouse is plinned from S to S p.m..
when the public Is Wfed to visit the
ivinm nnl see tint the lie"ro wninrn
I- dotmr nlonr this line. Mrs. E. A
'lenrv. widow of the Iste Pi-of. Hem v.
Is clil'oinn of tbe orenlistlon. She
tnted Tue-d.ir thst the work Is v,r''1
eressin well and that sbiuit rlr'''v.
fle nirnibi ri lime teen secured "'Tt i
m-i-vo oinn ef the cotrtmnnltv nrc
undci tnklnp- the work pntriotlcnth
v'e sil.l. "It I, ef course, more or
'e-is of a enctlfb'c In mmv cses. n
ihrv are otherwise emplnve.t "!
- ti bn-e sosre V,ors to .- ote In
he R.-d friss w-iirV but wrr hse sr.
nniolisb.'.f moi'll. We hoiie to secure
-uTi.'leef ilcntbir to e.iuin our rew
oimrters. snd 1 hone that pitilntir
n blte penr. n well ss colored, w ti'
visit ns end iv whst the n--i
..,,.,- ,,f lr ,M,.m,iiiil v nre actunlly
doing to Lilp sln the war."
More Powerful U-Boats
Being Brought Into War
(New Tork Tribune Foreign Tress Bu
reau.) In its submarine campaign Germany
Is using constantly more and more
siihmnrlne cruisers, says Archibald
llnrd, the nnvnl ciitlo of the Pally
Telegraph, of London. A year ago
Germany was employing a relatively
small number of medium-sizea umnr.
wutor boats, but now they hava many
more operating, snd these Include ves
sels of larger displacement.
"Thev r driven on the SlirfnC not
bv internal combustion engines, but
by steam engines, the funnels being
telescopic, and disappearing when the
cratt submerges." Mr. Hurd writes.
"These submarines Incorporate all the
experience which the enemy naa gainea
utter three and a half yeara of war.
Thev am seined with 8.9-lnCh gUnS,
J with a shell of Just over ninety rounds
snn a muzzle Teiocny m
foot. seconds. They carry, therefore,
more powerful weapons than any or
the German light cruisers which were
in service at the opening of tho war.
"Submarines. ch provided with two
guns of that type, with a certain
amount of armor and many Improve
ments In equipment, look alnrmlng on
pnper. It has still to be seen whether
the hlpher speed about eighteen hnots
obtained bv the substitution of the
steam for the Internal engines, and
the Increased fighting strength "PrT"
sented In guns snd arwor. and the
greater radius of action, offer compen
sation for the greater displacement.
Involving a Mgirer crew, slower sub
mersence and the presentstion of a
Macer target for attack.
I sm not sure that the Germans
have mined much on the balance.
Moreover, thexe submarine cruisers
represent more Inhnr and msterlal in
construction, snd when they are sunk
- and we h;ie pit not a few the In
inry suffered by the enemy Is heavier
In even- respect than In the case or
tho smaller craft. Rut. npnrt from
lliose considerations, the point to bear
In mind Is that the cnemv bus more
vessels ef various tvpe " oa '"?"
nt snv period in the last twelvemonth
of the slnk-nt-slKht policy."
Oulntnt Thst Does Not Affect Head
reisimi. ef n tenlc snd bustlve effect.
I.WATIVn PnOMi-CJl IN'INK (Tshlets
rn be taken hy snvone without csns-h-e
nervousness or rinsing tn the besii.
There Is onlv one "1i-oiiio Quinine. b
CKilVES sifnstuic Is on bos. 9c.
tAdv )
Helps put "vim and renewed energy into the vein
of the weak, "run-down," infirm and ag-ec
I Ai .1 . . .
vitcn increases ueir strengu in two weeks
tune.
Of great Importance to the public generally should be the
opinion given of Nusated Iron by United States Judge Atkinson.
For twenty yeara Judge Atkinson has been in the public serv-
two mm uuia w in. viii.i u vuwi vi viaims at wash
l.iston. Governor. Member of Conaxess. and TTnltH Bt.i. r.i.
trict Attorney, etc. He has had vast experience In weighing
evidence. In separating the truth from the false. Since Nux
ed Iron, or "Fer Nuxatei" as the French call It, has been
Introduced Into this country, U hss taken the people by
storm. Druggists everywhere are talking about Its immense
.uue, ii oews muiiswu umi v iniuiuu people annually
are using it In this country alone. It , wunuauy
has been highly endorsed and prescribed
by well knowm physicians like Dr.
Schuyler C. Jaques, Visiting Surgeon.
Ft. Ellzabetn's Hospitsi, maw xora -uy. i
It hss been used by many prominent
men like former United States Senators
Wm. E. Maaon and Charles A. Towne
who bear unusually strong testimony as
to Its great strength and endurance giv
ing properties. Forjner Health Commis
sioner Wm. R. Kerr of Chicago aays if,
ought to be prescribed by every phy
sician and used In every hospital In this
country.
There are thousands of people who are
nervous, Vrun-down, weak? and anaem
ic, who lack strength and vitality and
who feel the need of something to build
them up and put renewed .energy Into
their veins, but they do not know what
to take. It la. therefore, valuable to
have a man like Judge Atkinson go Into
the merits of Nuxated Iron, test It on
himself and then come out frankly and
boldly and tell tha people about it. Judge .
Atkinson says: .
"Only this Spring I have tried your n.:i.j Ci.i.. I..J n w ai.: n c tir..
valued prescription Nuxated Iron as a whimsm iw tfuugc vs. ti. nininw ivrmcr uuvcrnor oi west v ir
tonio and restorative following on the ginia, Member of Congress, and United States District Attorney.
riaors of the nast winter. The results ' . . . . . '. . . ...... . 1
hava been simply maryelous. I have KeaQ DelOW niS Opinion Ot NUAA111U 1KUIN.
never had recourse to a medicine whose
results were so satisfactory, so complete should prescribe more organic Iron creating red blood, building up the
and so tree from any of the Incidental Nuxated Iron for their weak, nervous, nerves, strengthening the muscles and
complications which Indiscriminate dos- anaemic, run-down patients." correcting digestive disorders. The man-
ing so frequently brings to the people Thousands or persons go on year after ufacturers are to be congratulated In
who make use of medicaments. year suffering from physical weakness having given to the publio a long felt
"i Blthn tia.ti.iinn imt T and a highly nervous condition due to want, a true tonic. suDnlvlnar Iron in an
ommend Nuxated Iron to persons who in f lack: of sufficient Iron In their red easily digested and assimilated form. A
the stress of physical or mental labors b-0d corpuscles without ever realizing true health builder in every sense ot the
have nermltted the system to become T.ml nd tru cause of their trouble, jvord."
debilitated, the body exhausted or the ful beware or the old forms of metallic If y-oti are not strong or well, you
nerves run down. It has restored my Jron whlch may in some esses do more owe It to yourself to make the following
appetite and my vitality. I feel that i ,ia.r.m. thftn "d. .... lest! See how long you can work or
have dropped off the burden of months .Notwithstanding an that has been said howfar you can walk without becoming
of toll In the few weeks that I have been ?na wtten on this subject by well tired. Jext take two five-grain tablets
following the very simple directions for """"v pnysiciana. thousands or people or Nuxated iron three times per day
tne Use Of JVUXated iron. UI1 uuoum meuiReives wun wr iiicaiB lor two weexs. men 'lest
uicitiiiiu mm, simpiy, i suppose, Decause your sirengin again ana see how much
Another remarkable case is that of It costs a few cants less. I atrnnrlv ad. vnu hava cnlnurl
General David Stuart Oordon. noted In- vise readers in all eases tn s-et nhv. Manufneti
dian fighter asd hero of the Battle of slclan's DresorlDtion for orranio iron which haa been fiaed hv .lnrti-. Atkln.nn
Gettysburg. In citing this case Dr. James Nuxated Iron or, if you don't want to Dr. Sullivan and others with such sur
Francis Sullivsn, formerly physician of go to this trouble, then purchase onlv prising results. Is not a secret remedy.
Bellevue Hospital (Outdoor Dept.) New Nuxated Iron in its original packages but one which is well known to druitirists
Eorlc. and the Westchester County Hos- and see that this particujar name (Nux- everywhere. Unlike the older inorganlo
pltal says: "The fact that General Oor- ated Iron) anDears on the nankare. iron. Droducts -It ia eauliv uimiii.tui
don now declares thst within a month Dr. A. J. Newman, late Police Bur- does not injure the teeth wnake theni
Nfjxated Iron revived his weakened vital geon of the City of Chicago and Former black nor upset the stomach. The man
forces and made him feel stronir again House Sura-eon. JsnTersnn Park Hn.nitnl ufacturers suarsntea snceea.fui
with an endurance which he never hoped Chicago, in commenting on the value of tirely satisfactory results or they will
m ahih iiunaitis, ui nig uul uiuiu ncnuj iiuwni iron said: i nis remeay nas reiuna your money, it 18 dispensed In.
than anything else the force of what I proVen through my own tests of It to th's city by Jo Anderson and aU other
have contended, namely: that physicians excel any remedy I have ever used for druggists (Adv.)
GET NEW KIDNEYS
The kidneys are the most overworked
organs of the human body, and when
they fall In their work of filtering out
and throwing off the poisons developed
in the system, things begin to happen.
One of the first warnings is pain or
stiffness In the lower part of the back;
highly colored urine; loss of appetite; In.
digestion; irritation, or even stone in the
bladder. These symptoms . indicate a
condition that may lead to that dreaded
and fatal malady, Bright' disease, for
which there is said to be no cure.
l'ou can almost certainly find lmme.
dlate relief In iOLD MEDAL, Haarlem
Oil Capsules. For more thsn 200 years
this famous preparation nas Deen an un.
faillns- remedy for all kidney, bladder
and urinary troubles. Get it at any drug
store, and it it aoes not give you aimosi
immediate relief, your money will be re
funded. Be sure you get the GOLD
MKDALi brand. None other genuine. In
boxes, three sixes. (Adv.)
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Salivate or Make You Sick Don't Lose a Day's Work Harmless Liver
Medicine for Men, Women, Children ReadGuarantee !
Ugh! Calomel makes you ?ick. It's horrible!
Take a dose of the dangerous drup; tonight and
tomorrove) yoil may I"se a day's work.
Calomel is mercury or quicksilver which causes
necrosis of the bones. Calomel, when it comes into
contact wilrt sour bile crashes into it, breaking it
up. This is when you feel that awful nausea and
cramping. If you are sluggish and "all knocked
out." if your liver is torpid and bowels constipated,
or you have headache, dizziness, coated tongue, if
oreath is bad or stomach sour, just try spoonful
of harmless Dodson's Liver Tone tonight.
Here's my guarantee Go to any drug store and
get a bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone for a few
cents. Take a spoonful and if it doesn't straighten
you right up and make -ou feel fine and vigorous
I want you to go back to the store and get your
money. Dodson's Liver Tone is destroying the
sale of calomel because it is real liver medicine;
entirely vegetable, therefore it can not salivate or
make you sick.
I guarantee that one spoonful of Dodson's Liver
Tone -will put your sluggish liver to work and
clean your bow els of that sour bile and constipated
waste which is clogging your system and making
you feel miserable. I guarantee that a bottle of
Dodson's Liver Tone will keep your entire family
feeling fine for months. Give it to your children.
It is harmless; doesa't gripe and "they like its
pleasant taste.
Tor sale by Jo Anderson and All Leading Dealers.
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