The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, November 08, 1918, Page THREE, Image 3
^ USED TO FEEL LIKE I HAD
BIG ROCKS IX MY STOMACH."
Prominent South Carolina Farmer
Tells How He Did Away With
Painful Case of Indigestion
and Stomach Disorder.
LITER AND BOWELS AFFECTED.
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!
The Danger of Disregarding Symptoms
of Gastritis and Dyspepsia i
How a Good Digstion May be
Easily Maintained.
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T'.tot vnii arp nnt "Laid UD ? i
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or forced to quit your work, the warn-!
ings of stomach trouble should not
go ^unheeded or serious results are ;
bound to follow. These warnings
take the form of dyspepsia, indiges- i
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i I II ^TT gives me the g
tify that the woi
upon the broadest lin<
to the gallant soldie
great Republic of th<
could assist The hi]
* jjlll of those conducting
I praise, but I affirm
would have been imp
the , boys that inspii
need?and which th<
without your efforts
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AGE 35-5
AGE 45?1
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AGE 55?4
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AGE 65?1
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innHEENDOW
W 1 benefits issu
of Baltimore, mal
l provide cash for
same time affordi
death, and to yot
For instance
# rge 30 maturing
deposit of $168 7,
fl) year through a r<
*^3 the company, \xh
v c
2 The policy f
g nua! payments, t
the mere pledge 1
obtainable each 5
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MAR1
Commercia
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tion, dizziness, constipation, nervous-,
ness, backache, sideache, headache
and that tired, run-down feeling. All
these symptoms point directly to a
deranged stomach requiring immediate
attention.
I
Hundreds of men and women of j
this section are taking the best nat- j
ur&l safeguard aguinst stomach trou- j
ble by taking with each meal a small
1 of Dreco. They say nothing
"' % J1 ? ? ^J 'ar .
ever ''id inein so mucu guuu m
helped keep their stomachs in such
fine oider as this wonderful root-and- j
herb medicine.
"I used to feel like I had big rocks
down in my stomach," declares Julius
H. Adams, the well known and highly
respected farmer of Gadsden, S. C.
"This condition was worst after every
? * .e I
meal. I also suffered severely irumj
reatest pleasure to tea:k
has been conducted
os of service, not merely
;rs of the army of the ' |
5 West, but to all they |
;h quality of character |
; this work needs no |
that in my opinion it
ossible to have afforded |
ation and succor they
ey so richly deserve?
99 li.j
-A. Lloyd George l| J j |
{n>: Minister of Great Britain MrfS !
'ORK CAMPAIGN Q
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ere V
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>ne hundred men ag<
have died; 10 are ir
1 have died, making
me have lost all; 65
umerous illnesses, ac
mnrf* have died?2(
re still working for a
harity for support.
6 have died making
4 are dependent on i
/
nar T/>TT?CJ
MtiiN X rvjUldi-Vij wiu iuw
?d by the Maryland Life Insurance C
turing at age of 50, 55. 60, or 65, v
you to live on in your old age, at 1
ng protection to your fani y in case
irself in case of disability.
an endowment policy for $5,000.80
at age 60 would require an. ami
c this annual deposit getting less ei
U J ~
*fund out of the surplus earnings
lat is often called dividends.
urther provides after making three
he company would lend you money
of the contract-as security, the amoi
'ear being definitely stated in trie c
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liver trouble and constipation and my
appetite was very poor. I never enjoyed
eatinp; and life was a constant
misery to me. Then a friend told me
how the newspapers were full of th^
new medicine 'Dreco and urged me
10 try it. I did so and the first bottl2
~ i 3 ~ o Ttio spfnnn bottle
Iituyeu mc a. iwt. iuv ~ ??v.
made me feel like a new man and I
expect to take several more. I am
glad to recommend Dreco to all my
friends in this section."
Dreco may now be secured at sm^li
cost from any good drug store or
pharmacy and it is particularly recommended
in Newberry by Gilder &
Weeks Co.
The Herald and Ne?rs One Year for
miy $U u.
iH j Says General Pei
?j one of the war w
SI ^ A SENSE of oblij
** and useful ser
|j||. army in France .
join in the appeal fo
support. I have op
I*to v^A^ictLJuiiSy xiieas
personnel and mark:
Upon our troops, an<
to commend its woi
UNITED WAR Wi
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j 25, healthy, vigorc
I good circumstance,
a total of 16 dead,
are still self-suppori
cidents, reverses.
) are now dead. 1
i living; 30 are more
* \ %
a total of 36. 1 is
relatives, children oi
itv tract. The contract fur
o., three annual deposits: ist.,
rill far as the payment of the .1
the terra of years definitely sta
of obtain a new contract, run
and payable like t lie origin
at your prior death, for an
at grepate of all payments ma
ual nate the contract entirely a
ich considerable portion of tbe
of
The policy further pro
was not desired in one sum
an- $5,ooo.oo be paid in five, t<
instalments, each instalm<
Lint fifth, one-tenth, one-fifteer
ou" $5,000.00 as the case migh
IDMAKSJ
LIFEINf
of Bal
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THINKS HE COULD
WIS FOOT RACE SOW.
| Once Could Not Lift His Hand to His
j Head?Two Terrible Years Family
and Friends Are Surprised at Great
Change, He Says
"I fell like getting right out there
. -? on<^ nnf-rnrtnillp- ST1"
I 111 L11C O LI UV/L UUU vu?- a 0 ?
j other man in town," said J. B. WoodI
ward, of 265 Rand Ave.. I exington,
. Ky., while telling of the remarkable
, benefit he derved from the use of
! Tan lac.
| "For many years," he continued,
j "I had suffered terribly from stomach
trouble, rheumatism and neuralgia.
I The rheumatism was so bad for two
j years I could not raise my left hand
I to my head. Nothing I ate agreed
i
shing, referring to ffl j
ork organizations:
gation for the varied |yii|
rice rendered to the jnjj J
prompts me to ||||
r its further financial fflufl I
>portunity to observe
ure the quality of its
its beneficial influence
i I wish unreservedly 8
*k for the army.
sneral Pershing
ORK CAMPAIGN BL
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Sip
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rou B
>us, of good mental <
s; 40 have moderate
All but 4 who hav
inert 15 are no lor
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has become rich; 3
t or less dependent o
still rich; 4 are weal
i .
r cnarity.
ther provides after making
, To continue the contract as p
55,coo.oo is concerned?for a jj
ted in the contract; 2nd., to ^
ning for the original period,
al at the end of the period or
amount larger than the ag- tc
de by you; 3rd., to termi-' T
nd receive a cash return of a C
money paid in. ^
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vides that in case the $5,000
i at death or ac maturity, the
cn, fifteen or twenty annual
2iit being larger than one- yj
ith, or oue-twentieth of the
t be.
hi, lienera
>URAN<
Itimore
m> wa mm M ?
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j with me and I was almost afraid to *
' try to eat anything. One thing after
! another kept me miserable until I j
| did not know what to do for myself, j 1
: You know that a man can suffer un- .
; til he loses hopes of getting well, and ,
I that was almost the stale 1 was in. j
! i
} "Everybody had been praicing Tan- j
; lac so highly and so many people I
! knew had boen helped by it that hero
j a while back I tried it myself. In
I two or three weeks after I started
T tn foal ll'l/o u
laKlIlg 11 1 uc^an lvj ic&i nnv
ferent man. I kept on using it and
my troubles are all gone. My stomach
does not bother me a bit. I can
I eat heartily and digest my food, and
can use my arms as well as I could
before I began to suffer. My family
and friends all see the change Tanlae
has made in me and 1 certainly am
^'T^HEIR work has i
s ported the mors
thus have gloriously
in the common work
I our victory. I desin
cere wishes for the
the financial campaig
commencing with th
ment and support of
ill UNITED WAR W<
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nQ^TW
.
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>A Af I
ind physical capacity
resources; 35 have nc
e accumulated anyth
-if i
tger seir-suppuruiig.
are in good circum
n their children or
[thy; 6 are still self
%
The contract further provides in c
ermanent disability from accident or
mb?, sight, etc., the company would
eposit for you, in addition thereto ps
500.00 per year, wmcu way uc luauv
irly, or semi-annually if you prefer, 1
'HE $5,000.00 TO YOUR BE!
ASEOF DEATH BEFORE THE
XTRES, or THE $5,000.00 TO YO
Y or AGE 6o. Dividends will also I
jst as if you had paid the premi
Could insurance do more, or wou
ed with a policy that did le3s ?
Let us show you the other feature
J Agent
rrih/i
X WiYl
Newberry, Soi
;lad to recommend it.'*
Gilder & Weeks, Sewlwry, S. C.?
Prosperity Drug Co., Prosperity, Llt:le
Mountain Drug Co., Little Mountain,
S. C.? W. C. Holloway, Chappells,
S. C., Whitraire Pharmacy,
Whitmire, S. C.
COAL CONSUMERS MUST
BUY WINTER SUMY NOV
Consumers must lury their
Mnicr supply of Coal during
the Spring and Summer far
sioratte i^Ecodxcctricxn. is tote |
m?'! mamtainsd. at a
JH h^junc maximiTm .mHtfa
vovoxku enabled.
Br^refgtl avo"^ a *^?as
jSv Coal shortage
tkis "Winter ^
//^fr&ahJultl
u.s run. j<^Df itmistiCatto>i
in no small degree sopile
of our armies, and
associated themselves
: that shall bring about |
5 to join my most sinunqualified
success of n-J
n, which you are newly
le view to the developyour
work. [J
G. Clemenceau,
Premier of France
ORK CAMPAIGN MM
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>t improved.
ing by this
There are |
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relatives or
-supporting;
ase of t^tal and
EE*
disease, loss of gj
pay \our annual
ly you annually ^
monthly, quar- *3
s^nd also pay ?
steficiary in g.
; policy 'ma- %.
u'at maturi- 2>e
paid annually
urns each year. Jjp
551/1
\ifin hp satis- * * '
lwi - ?
( i
5 of this policy. ^
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