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fer * - THE PEOPLE. BARNWELL. K C. pf'-’ ’ I f i I Sure Relief FOR INDIGESTION SuSS> iDiCiSjnOHl 6 Bell-ans Hot wat®r Sure Relief ELL-ANS r5i and 754 Package*. Everywhere r DONT DESPAIR troubled with pains or feel tired; have headache, jestion, insomnia; painful pas- ;eof urine, you will find relief in ies; MEDAL HAS FIRST WELL DAY IN 6 YEARS Huntington Citizen Could Neither Sloop Nor Ect With Any Set- , iofaction Before Ho Qot Teniae. “Before taking Taniac I hud not oeen a well day In- six year*,’* xuld W. K. Peoples, 328 22nd St.. HuntlnK tou, W. Va. "It .seemed like I had loot my'heulfh for Rood. I could neither sleep nor eat with satisfaction. I was hadl^ run down, nervous, had no appetite and had to force down every mouthful I ate. Kven then my food soured. I would fill up with k*h until I had In tense pains In my stomach and chest. Headache almost drove me mad, rheu matism In my arms, shoulder and hips kept me In pain all the time, and I had to force myself to work. “Taniac went right after my troubles. On four bottle* I gained ten pounds and the rheumatism / and stomach trouble soon left me. My wife has given a statement alsnit the good Tan- lac did her. and I am glad add my endorsement of this wonderful medi cine.” Taniac Is sold by all good druggists. BANK EXAMINERS F IN ANNUAL MEET t ■. / 5HIEF NATIONAL BANK EXAMI NERS OF TWELVE RESERVE DISTRICTS REPORT. •# "'"V— - PROGRESS ONLY GRADUAL Th« world** standard ratnady for Iddnay, bvar, bladdar and uric add troublaa and National Ramady of 'Holland rinoa IMA alzaa, all draggiaux M mm CaU Madal aa Take Sul Hancock Sulphur Compound Expanaiva Leva. PHhel—Oh. Richard, when we are married I don’t think I could live In a little flat. Fiance^-You don’t love me when you aay that. Kthel. , - Ethel—Oh. yea, I do; hut not on such a small scale. WOMEN NEED SWAMP-ROOT Thouaanda of women have kidney and bladder trouble and never auapact it. Women’* complaint* often prove to be nothing etaa but kidney trouble, or the raeuk of kidney or bladder diaaaae. If the kidney* are not in a healthy condition, they may cauaa the other or gana to become diaeaaad. • Pain in the hack, headache, loaa of aag- bition. mrvnuaoaaa. era often timee iy nap- tom* of kidney trocble. Don’t delay •(acting treatment. Dr. Kilmar’a Swamp-Root, n phyaieun’a pre empt too. obtained at any drag etora, may ha jnet the remedy needed to The har*teet thing wnne men ha*# learn la that the -4her fetlwnr la tiled |» w-methtag. bwne pm ^ile ana g»«w| tn he l»- taauatlag HOW TWO WOMEN ESCAPED OPERATIONS Doctor Advised Use of Lydia £. Pink- ham’s Vegetable Compound Happy Results in Both Cases Ft Joseph. Miaanart - ’Bath of mj • •riled Sfclee -"Both of mr and hurt me ao that 1 re or do any of my work. Thera waa heavy prvoaure an.I namo through my lower organa and tho doctor told me to try l.ydia E- l*ink- ham • V egr table Turn pound for lhr*e troubiea He said 1 had thi* one I chance, and If the Vegetable Cora- * pound did not help me nothing bat an operaUon would After taking several , bottles I felt it was helping me and now 1 am able to do my own work If my testimonial will help others I shall be glad for them to read it and hope your Vegetable Compound will do them its much good as it did me.” — Mrs. YVx. 1-ockman, 513 N. 4th St, bL Joseph, Mo>. White Plains, N. Y.—”1 had such a pain that 1 could hardly walk and the doctor said that I needed an opera tion. I was sick for a year before I started taking vour medicine and I could not work. I saw your advertise ment in a little book and that is how 1 came to take Lydia E- Pinkham’s medicines. I have been taking the Vegetable Compound and Lydia E. Pmkham'a Pksad Medicine. | Lydia E. Plakham’a l iver Ptlhi used Lydaa E. Pink ham a Sanative W ash and the capauiea and prewnp- rwcommemled 1 am doing all my work and haw gained twenty ^ . :» I am taking the medtetoaa still, but 1 feel Ana. You have my permission to u*r this letter for the good of others. ’* - Mrs .M\r> MARk. rHamilumAva., White Plains. N. Y. Some female trouble* may through neglect reach a stage when an opera tion ia neceaaary. But moat of the commoner ailments ar* not the sur gical ones; they afe not caused by serious displacements, tumors, or growths, although the symptoms may appear the same. When disturt ;ng ailments first ap pear, take Lydia E. Plnkham's Veg etable Compound to relieve the pres ent distress and prevent more seri ous troubles. Many letters have been received from women who have been restored to health by Lydia E. Pink- ham’s Vegetable Compound after op erations have been advised by attend* ing physicians. Lydia E. Finkham’s Private Text-Book upon “Ailments ill ‘ ' " Peculiar to Women” will l»e sent you free upon request. Write to the Lydia E. Pink ham Medicine Co., Lynn, Massachusetts. This book contains valuable inlormatiou. D £ Marshall, Mo. Dear Sir: * , I have used Mrs. Winslow’s Syrup for many years for my three babies and it has proved suc- cessful. One pf my babies had colic and Igavk him Mrs. Winslow’s Syrup. It certainly waa fina, for it cured him. Yours truly, (Aaai« on rafaasfj ' Diarrhoea, colic, flatulency and constipation are quickly overcome by this safe, pleasant, efficient remedy* Guaran teed non-narcotic, non-alcoholic. Formula on every label. MRS. WINSIOW’5 SYRUP ^ Tie Infanta’ and Chitdrmn'a Ragulator ^ At AU Dmgguta. Wruaforfnm bookUt at Utianfrom mothert. ANGLO-AMERICAN DRUG CO.. 215-217 Fulton *L. Yovk Cmirjf V' mr Aqmti • Haro’dF. Rttrhf & Ca, Imu. Aaw r artL To-wWa. Lomlom. ' M.cRae is Selected Fof Post. Wa^hffrelon.—Selection of Brigadier General James-..H. McRae first as- Ristant chief of staTf. to be a major general to>fill the vacancy caused by the death of Major Gcner.'it James, W. M(»\ndrew. ,x was announced. . Promotion of Colonel Harry A Smith of^fhe infantry, to Hie-gf^ade of briga- dler general a Isa was recommended. General -McRae, commanded the Seventy^eiybts division during’, its training at Camp Dix and also In France He has been in.charge of the personal division. Poor Folks Mourn Death of Croker, New York.—Bent and wrinkled wo men and -old men—25d of them, and most of them poor—knelt in prayer for Richard Croker, who died recently In Ireland. Most of them at some time in their-Jong lives ^had been helped In ftn hour of heed by the hard but qft_en warmjjarded mAho rul ed oef Tammany bany a year! It waa thesfi_po6r peiple—not poll- t'Hans. nor- those of • wealth and power—who prayed for the repoea of Croker’a soul at a requiem maas is the Church of St Ignatius Loyola. Taste is a matter of tobacco quality We state it as our honest belief that the tobaccos used in Chesterfield are of finer quality (and hence of better taste) than ia any other cigarette at the price. ‘ l-tggttt V Mytn Tobacco Co. General Strengthening of Economic Machinery of Nation Found in Survey. ’XT' / Washington—General strengthening of the economic machinery of the na tion waa reported to Comptroller of Currency Creaalnger by the 12 chief national bank ^examiners represent- lug the federal reserve districts of the country at their annual meeting here. In the main .the examiners said, there has been a notable improvement in business conditions throughout the country together with restored con fidence and a favorable outlook for the future. The belief waa ex pressed .however, that progress to wafds normal conditions would be gradual and not an over night accom plishment. 1 In the New York district business generally shows a wholesome trend although still depressed in all lines, according to L. C. Borden. "This depressed condition,” he said, “Is believed to be still due to our western and southern agricultural sit uation. to taxation, to the SUM too high living costs and to labor coats.” In the New York district, he con tinued. It is hoped that the Genoa con ference will be the Unit etep towards future beneficial conferences which will prove more economical than po Ilttcal The proposed soldiers’ bonus legislation he added, “while strongly condemned (a not having much effect because of the firm faith In President Harding ” Philadelphia la 6ell on the way te recovery, as well at (Tavelaod sad New Kagtaed. It was reported l-ees favorable reports from the , Richmond district ware presenter by W J, Srhechler. “ladustrlally. condition* ar* fair” ha an Id There Is probably lees employment than la found la the 1 larger rlllee The agri< elterel el tea , tloa I* aertoea bet the farmer, will he able fo combat the holt vil well The commercial eftaa la general Is fair hot nothing to eat he** over, Print Or lolly road! tloaa are probably poor, hut not eo much due to rotfoo as to hod loans , la year* gone by** X CIGARETTES —^ . of Turkish and Domestic tobaccos—bltndei 20 for I'Je 10 for 9c Vacuum tin* of 50 - 45c ALL THESE PROVOKE SMILES! NO TIME FOR EXPLANATIONS Various Kinds of Ladies Who Excite the Risibilities of the Writer in Hu me roue Publication. Ladles make me laugh—ladles who drees like Kewple dolls; ladies who are always arranging slumming par ties; ladies who arrive at the theater during the middle of the first art sod practically stop the performs are; la dles who tell fortuars; ladles who epead 12 hour* a day la rmgsur aats; ladles who organise welfare leagues sad are forever talking about them: ladle* who know- all about rets tfvtty; ladtPa who embrylder their bridge Hut lag with tetephnw* rails gtmslp sad rhagae stories; ladles who are habitually •ate hour sad twetwy minutes late Bar all appointment*;! Yeung Woman Simply Felt Herself the Victim of Circumstances, and Went Her Way. “I was walking along Fourteenth afreet." *ald a young woman artist, “and I aaw a woman ahead ef me pushing a baby carriage There was a baby la the carriage, ami the baby was holding the at ring of a rubber belhtoa. I noticed that the 10111600 was unusually large, probably due to Its being lartated beyond Its rated rapaHty, “Just ae I paaaed the hahy carriage fh« balloon exploded. Went ’Pop ’’ and disappeared Apparently the mother waa looking some Other direr- l Pan at the 11 me and shea she turned her bead, saw the halhaui wa* gone We wish our neighbor to live a blameless life and not to blame US for the one we live. A REWARD OF $5,000.0q oul^P ladtro w tin aro *bni-k*4 at aaylhtag aafi 1 * »• g«4Cg 41 a*! abe *> nn* vied bm* they 4*41*1 ea«treHaa4; tadlro from with the rataatrv . O- ('•4wfl*hM*. tl W having twmt atn* •rithe eyevt me m nlev*4eartv ■Of all m*4Hh* la Faria.. rwm|*l#«Hy f«wg*t 1 the mean triefc* ” she et'lain iM, mn»\ thetr Batlve taagtt*: la«tt*» vhe have rhea atte*n|4e*t te r«4*«.4e the twittca^l arowr h*«4» uadvrotMnil. Ia4hm urh*. lew* infant IN4 1 4eay ram ■ISff V M <tna‘i kaww wbra a r*mmar* r*Kf>; halhv.41 te Karat 1 1 414 ant 1 VM |j When Nava* Plane* Crash Waehtnxton Uemeaaat Harold F ‘ffetdoe of this city and Knsigs Miller of the here** of seroeaettre. ware drowned la tho Potomac river wbea their aa*al eea plane was la conistoo | with one piloted by (Aeotenaat Com- j maader C V Johaaoa la rommand of the Anocoeta naval air etatl on sod 1 hie merbaatrlaa. J W Jacob* the last emaped nalnjured Lteetauaat fUddea was said to have ’ hev-a trying oat a new propeller and about MM feet up uhea the rwttlsloo occurred 111* seaplane fell Into the . river. Jast below the aaval air atattoa 1 while that of Gommaader Johavoa 1 fiew off hat made a forced Isndiac ta the river an«l us* wrecked Roth j Johnaoa and Jacobs were ph ked up i by rescue hosts. - • • Gifts For HaitypHn Inetitu**. Hampton Y* — Several valuable clft*. indrd'nu cash for the Hampton j Normal. Institute, were unnougred by j Thief Justice WUPam Howard Taft, j pre«ident of the hoard of trustees, at the f*4th anniversary celebration of the 'nxtltute. These included 125.000 from an anonvmous donor for an organ as a memorial to the late Dr HoBis B Frlirell. former principal, and 115- 000 from Mrs. Henry A. Strong, of Rochester. X. Y.. for a home econom ies nracti-e house; Acting on behalf of Mrs John S Kennedv. of New York. Dr Willis * Jay Srhiefflin. a Hampton trustee, presented a dormi tory for 12 teachers ami -50 girls, which Mrs. Kennedy provided as a memo rial to her husband, a lif^lons friend of the institute. la dice who aro cMSMtnunltj d* HI tag •41 the fart that they aro ledlro — From Life Owe Day Late Moving to a •franc* city and eat- tliag la ■ a*w bovoe had kept am busy fWr *wuie time, eo busy I Bcgfc-t*d to attetNd churrh. I m* day the minis*eg w*« calling mu our efreet and drnptie*t Ml fo orv- me. During hi* caH he lav Ited ne to at - t*hd a spo« lei aerv !«•* the f>dlnv*lng Humtnv I prnmloed to he thee*, and to rvmvlhce him that I really meant to fulfill mv •tutv tMW-arris the churv-h | told hltu | had already rented a pew which I h«ped to orrupy regvilariy. At the firot opportunity I telepti«4*e«| the r-harv h ate>« awl fo socnr* a vacant pew. oulv in he lnf<»rn!*d that n<» •etifs were woted - all were free.—friil- cagv* Tribune If \«>u »rgulii*e. each ipi.at give up something Indolent pe*»|de :iw- elM**4iraged and fortifie I hy the octogenarian who never 'IMS taken exercise. merely am4her victim of ctw*umataa- tint evidence" Baltl«*»ro AlUerii'ah. Would be a small amount te for saving a man'* life. If you e Banv* your life for a dollar bill w< you hesitate to spend it? You risk your life everytime you drive your car in the rain because you can’t see through your windshield. A dollar bill sent to the Beltioror# Sea-Thru Caeperattoe. Baltimae*. M*ryl*ad. will ensure you having a clear wind shield for the next three years, aa their preparation is guaranteed to keep your (lam as clear as a sum- I mer’s day. Nothing like it on the market. Otoe application will last as long a* a rain storm even if ft lasts a month It is absolutely guaranteed I* give satisfaction or money refund ed. Send for it today and be pro- pared for the nest rata atana.-—Ad vertisement. HAD SPEECH WITH GOVERNOR Certainly fcfcert. tut me incdent mo Heari ef Th«a ne ’ameil Indiana H . VisPum PradKt aro | It heu troterauf M»t fey sad •altera In lag that the' hamwled ea iaieruri>*a to vmit tho atrptohe will take the place «.( the rofi4iuat>wy site at l**milet«4i they fowad the car elroady eetl filled. A few year* «*>• they were 1-redid -fhe g*>verm*r eat d»wB hy a •mull lag that tho auto would “drive out a.,, fivxu Fnrtvlile and a aeoneaf the horse " Now r-otoes be g**v*ratoenf, teport- later aakrvt Wm to eychaage aenta with an«4h*f ntrtnher <»f the party at lag 1 hat the country *1111 haa IlK.MBn that they could wdUMM* a coavewN* • esi ItMCaea. •vooporod wMh lft.iCtrt.tlS ri<-n Khorily afterward the lad’s j U» IUIM. . aewtmale dl*4—nl t» the hoy that It tYe have about Ifi.teeTiaei n*4<w- waa the goverUMf be hod aci'»mtu>»- «*ais. ah-ng with aeoriy twice a* ntaay dated h»*r- 12 y< • ml find w< The ln< Men 1 nee.| hi4 h nn* 1 ^ lien th< r hag ivat-lte.! he T»n •I wl l| he the a atn’e fur tiro. Air Imhi iMtt il »n 1 Ha , f M th< •f tliat K* hiltl plan* w w i II fiv hy ttllill*! >n». I a* nf the ’ ff* 1 >« ern* •r *.n«l 1 MMl »|" *ke( » tn him. will Ib<t*ii -e The tw •» t.H |p*th.*r D llntl >T* m lid hi* d w*!. -k«*t»- will !•* i n«iitn<-i*iit In fur ill-h itina filly. , "itr i*l what did ll».- g»*. Arn<4 with •>tl«M] gli tr;in«|M •rtiitli "U. thing *my ••I ynti’ we ai rv »l* XMyw behind <4t. « t tli. “ It.* • I I. ’ WiMlid t«M '1 hi 4 ! — —_ j nM m m ^ il lit th •fit it •>. i*r tli •rv. —•n ?* v Ae in Football. Lift* is full ••( ups anil down* 11ml It IniliitnatM.IU Ncvv takes a wise fellow t«i make his f|nun* i t’»i|i««rietn*e like» t<> wake one up la lo-lp him toward lila kmmI.-- Boston the miilille «»f the niuht t«» :i«!mini<it<u Trawcrlpt.. n lecture. t The Thrifty Citizen Who Caught the Plugged Nickel . m m R. BROWN had swallowed his lunch and had paid his bilL Cautiously he counted his change. “Here!” he said, sharply, “Take back this plugged nickel and give me a good one!” Mr. Brown walked proudly out. They couldn't fool old Brown. ‘ But old Brown had fooled himself. ' Brown’s day was heavy and dull. He lacked “pep.” There was a mid-afternoon drowsy spell when he needed to be awake—the direct find natural result of heavy, starchy breakfasts and lunches, taken on ^ faith and without question as to value—just because the food looked and tasted like food. > ' _ ^ • ■ - -- XSv^- - ■ - -- -->x - - - -X- • F Thousands of shrewd business men who count their change, take their food for granted. That’s what builds up the sani tarium business, and puts the tired “all-done” feeling into the mid afternoon of a business day. Grape-Nuts is a scientific food whose delicious, appetizing flavor and crispness are an introductioh to well-balanced nourishment—a nourishment eaa : ly and quickly _ similated, so that body, brain and nerves are weL fed’ and kept free of the stored up poison^ left by so many ill-selected foods. Served with cream or good milk, Grape-Nuts is a complete food, al ways ready, always a delight to the taste—and always a safe selection for the ipan who thinks his stomach is entitled to some of the same pro tection he gives to his pocket. ' Grape-Nots—The Body Builder “ There*8 a Reaeon** Made by Postum Cereal Company, Inc., Battle Creek, Mich.