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‘ ^ i —■■■ ie a Boy at 50 Bubbling Cvcr With Vitality— Taking Iron Did It Doctor- »aj*s Nuxated Iron is greatest of all strength builders. Often increases the strength and endurance of delicate, nervous folks 100 per cent in two weeks’ time. New York. N, Y.—Not Ion* apo a man came to Tie who was nearly half a century 110 anO arked me to p:\e him a preliminary examination for life insur ance. I war uatonirhed to flad him with the blood hrexauro of a hoy * f io and as full of vigor, vim and vitality aa a young man; in fart, a young man he raally wa* notwithstanding his age The aecret'he said was taking iron—Xuxalod Iron had tilled him with renewed life At SO he was in bad h-alth. at 4fi he was careworn and marly all in. Now at $0, after taking Nutated Iron, a mir acle of vitality and his face beaming with, the buoyancy of youth. As 1 have said a hundred times over. Iron is the greatest lof all strength builders. If peoplg would ohl> takf Nuxated Iron when they feel weak or run down, in stead of dosing themselves with habit, forming dyugs, stimulants and sin hollo beverages I am eonvimed that in this way they fould ward, off disease, pre venting it beixpiing organic hi. thou sands of s-aser; Jim* iheroi.y the nvesxj'f thousands might b. “ivt-d who now -lie every year from pneumonia, gria;. - •kidney.- liver. ii uble and >1 , r dangerous hatlndies. The real and in* cause w hirfi y; art* d their d1se.->c. : s w-*--' nothing m< r«- n.-r h vs ti. in condition brought on by lack long you ean work or how far you can walk withriit becoming tired. Next take two five-gram tablets of ordinary Nux ated Iron thr»e times per day after meals for-two wei ks. Then test your strength again and see for yourself how much you have gamed. I have seer, docens rf m rvour. mn-dowji f« mle who were ailing all the while double’' their stnneth.and endurance'and entirely get | rid of all symp't tua of dyspepsia, li'er | | and other tr< uMos in from ten to four- ]t<en days' t.r e sitr.nl>’ by taking iron j In the j rnp* r form. And this after they j had in u vu- <*!,-.( r boon doctorifig for tronth* v/itlicut cdifatnihg any 1 benefit. Hut don't take tho old foams of reduced, iron. - iron acetate <.r tincture of Iron simrb to s.-u e a for? cents. You jjiiist tak»- iron In a f rm th.it can lie ep.jiily.. abs< rheil ar.d a*»in.dated irke Viivnted Iron if you vvt.t it i • do y ' j v^v g^od.. |<ih* rvl'’'. Ii may pr ve wfig*.;. thin u*e- jless. M.inv niv sthiot* prizefight or I bits w- a the day j„. : koeir the e r .., t , f cr . lt strength and nr •n is aleecilut* ly n in the blood. sary to < na 1 , le yi.ur 'M t.> < b-m Into - living itsiiue.- Wiili.ut if. , <• i. . t-. ter how mu. h or whit \« u . -t y ur food merely p:.f- x t’.i;- sig!: y.,u \v,il, o t don.p you • v r ■ •*. V i d< n't g< t the strength out bf it. ai d h* a you b- eon> vee ik. n ile a..d sickly i .h*r- lug, ^xt .-e-! - . • Ty ng grow n. a srdl d» ’ -»r » in ;r m !f yoj aro n< • strong or weli. y. u • we it *to yourself to make, the t-i: • test: See how ! Walterboro Pnif- '"onip.my. Klein’s ,I>fup Stnif. KEEP THE KIDNEYS WEIL #*.%■**■*#■*• * ******* * AT TilK « OI.OMAI. . ❖ A A * * ^ * : 'e : * s * * * On Kritlay niglit tn* 1 rojonial j • Thoatre will have.the pleasure >{| < presentinp to- the patriotic citizen’. Health i-* Worth saving, ami s..mc of Walterhoro and vitTnity the P-eaY war d^aiuu 'TITK—lv,\Qlek-S WlXti.". T 1 \s n iet 1^0 is * ndot s.i<| lr>’ 1> H * chr.pter-; pi tV- Hauphtris of the Ame’ic. n Revohite n. I f t’’^; , 4rama that .T f* ' 1 theme '. f v ' .hcl' i t'..:l >ii. »;• and strip* f pi r J -.illation- v^o'H'. finRine in s’. T.i r Ittle-. yfUniio. hails, .jilfgo tith - M v#;, J : ot fakt.ry. . So V lg the'stovy ii presents ;ed great • rdmnitttda- gh 6ft cials at Washing- , v ., not,a sermon. Tutt g tliril!* y(£*exposition- of love. adventure \ pi.; riutTsm. a huge presemition 'of story of n. tiortid defetuje. _ T! ....ill Jie only one -drovV he- gihnlng pior.vptly.a-t^ >: ’h' p. m. The j ..... of iidmissi ^ tiring 'la rents for children and 25 cents for 'adults. ” . t Waltel’lMil’o I’eople Ullou How . 1 • Ux n, V» it.— Join Hoover’s Army and Save the Waste Wpmen .it *>>,.1011 < aroliRa < -1% Help Win war by l illin', *»ut gr s' ' / -Card Belowr. HepKctti Hoover has railed for vekifiteers. He is vajsing an army hi tight the chief ally of the Oei- 'raa'n Kaiser. That ali> is was‘e Eliminate waste of food, and the United*;states’’* great’ suength will win t he w ar beyond perad vent lira. Let the demons of waste run rio. over the Vcnintry, er let even the smallest little devilkins of wa^e, trot out so slvlv across the ftoqd- of ten million kitchens^—ami America’s role in the war wjll b- that of a gfant bound t>y a milUan^,,^ little eords. unable to exert his ‘ strength and Show his might. Wise men in Washington have foreseen that, and to prevent the onslaught of the legion of little ’waste demons they have undertak en the organization of a home army. Herbert Hoover, savior of Belgium, h» its chief—the members are th< millions of housewives who ttirect- ly handle America's supply of food. Nov& Mr. Hoover has called for volunteers' for his army. All that volunteering implies is to keep a stricter watch on the flour sack and the meal bin, on the bacon apd th J butter, the beef and the sugar, 'fo every woman the chatice >* offered to enroll in this great arpiv whir'* will help to ca’ry Hte banner freedom to victory. >la..uy Walt* •‘boro pc iplo taU : 'fin ir lives in the .ti ’hands hv in’f- leiu.itig l.he kid'nejA v!.- i t;b*y ktm . | tin S** oi uatis need help. U' ..U hi^- ’ in >s ’aie responsible fo' 1 ;» vp.-i j amount of suiferljig and ill heaUU the slightest’ delisy is ilahrrerour j,r-;e Loan’s Kidney Pills- a lernedy i that ! a -.-helped thousands of kidney r-uffei vt s. jlere is a Walt* i boro eitizon’s riiconjmendation. T\m! -Morris, I*, u. lio'x .,\o. ‘•J. a v s: 1 had weak.Jcfdn«‘ys and ,mv ha* k and limbs ached and pained all the time. 1 stiffejed continual'} from rhenrhatie twinges and I \Yi unablr to >ork. The ki*lney secre tions wero too frequent in passag*'. cuusine mo try^get up a numheg of times at night. Doan's Kiiin*'.v Bills which I got m Klein’s Drug ■Stqr** soon tfllieted me. had after I >hai taken four boxes I was emed of the. rheumatic twinges and backache and my kidneys were in good shape. Others of my family have also used | Doan’s Kidnev Bills with good rc- I suite.” t .j" P; ir e r’lOc, -at all dealers. Don’’, simply ask /'for a kidney, remedy— get Doan’s Kidney Bill?—the sam*' that M*. Mo’iis ha*l. Foster-Mil- liurn Cc 1 *.. Mfgrs,, Buffalo, N. Y. \ * # * eihsto Island * ******* * ******** Edisto Island. July 20.—Times are a little dull on account of the heavy rain, but sill our roqds aye 'D good condition for traveling. Crops are fine. • /' E. E. Register, of Hendersonville, accompanied by J. H. Beach, visited Charleston on business Friday. T. R.- Strickland and Ben Strick land. of >Valterboro. and Joe*-Car ter. of Fairfax, all accompanied by their families and Mrs.' W. F. Cope land, visited Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Beach on a fishing trip on EdlstJ last week. T.ifflc Roy and _HeU n Beach ac companied their grandmother, Mrj. Copeland, home. We are sad indeed to note -that Dr.'fJenkins Pope wg* taken tj Charlcstpn to the hospital for disease. , . Y. Mrs. Louise Bailey visited Mr?. J. H. Beach Friday afterfioom About out” Country r^ub Short [ Course Tii ld in Charleston therf j w.i**,;*") registered and about Tx* v.-.-l i'ors. Wo had, ;» liv* ly time. AV-.* 1 had seveiv r.f the best demonstrators! tlie ^ta»o affords. We also had M’\ I Niy. n. Mr. Vlevelafld. Mr. -Rainy, | V . . Ftu* hgott. Mr. \Ylutn tho Caution: Carefully Read Labels On All Patent Medicines Antcriian Medical A«*o< iaiion t *»fi- denm«. Alcftlml as Dangerou« l»mg of no Medicinal Value. Bad (4*r Kidneys, Nerves ami Brain. ' of 2f»fi alcoholic patients examined sixty-eight per cvnt. more than half, began to drink liefore twenty-one yeaps of age. As a result physi cians all over the country refuse to prescribe alcohol under any condi tion. , •As'hfts been shown many acquire, the aW> ml habit before attaining mafurity. There are many.ways u which thi'S habn had been acquired, but . perhaps ’the commonest form ha? been through the •medium of a patenf medicirtt* containing a great percentage i^r'this deailly poison, rirqu” » that all ; Bee^'vine, and iron for instance. off if given just plain beef. Tho reason for the JaUacy that beef, wine *knd iron, is efficient is that the alcohol it contains 'imparts a feeling of stimulation and quickens the heart action, a temporary con dition lasting as long as the alcohol effects the senses. That is why one must, use such preparations continu ously. so that the artificial stimula tion may be kept up. ' The • result often brings on a case of alcoholism. If would he more beneficial In sujrh cases to^ use a natur.vl iron preparation frew from the danger* of alcohol or ot'heiv* haY| t-forming containing , alcohol must | usually gi\en to those convalescing drug*. For those who ma> be weal*. Law Keqiiirrs all Patent Medicine- t ontaining Alec hoi to be m* - L-.ftelied, .11 pst- nt nvedi- cv contain al- < lied for the protection of j from a. severtt Illness. Thjjj is anaemic, (run Mown,- on suffering iliv clcan« Dr. Baker, front the Bi'ki’r t-anifarlum cm Iho cliseasesj we can prevent. Rev. Dr. Coleman. I R* v. M< Neal and Rev. Win. Way to 1 lead in devotional exercise? every morning. For amusement, movie.., exhibit from museum bv Mis? Bragg, visitr to Hampton Park. reception giv< n by Chamber of Commerce, auto ride given by the .good eitl- /.cr of Charle’ston. ReTreshment'? w ro se rved every day. A good lime w u !iad by all. Many thank? were Riven to Miss Pearl Napier, our lO'inty d •monstration agent for her kindn*'ss to all. * V. i:- r. ot IL’iJk.rsnn.viUe, {?>,-acndlng • Hometlme a* the ho:iir o> ,1, M. Remch. LOOK A1A HD'S E WHEN CHOSS, . c .’htt classing alcbhol a?Tfayprite f tffeparation gium .To'-cchit-j from trtwwwrb kidney or (bladder Ti^ M’bu?; hart.iful ;’hdL habit flren and h.rs 'oi’obablv don** mo’c- (rouble, o’r poor impoverished hloo l iin iron tonic c*f known purify.is ex-. ’ eeptiopal. ‘ • • 1 Note: This Is the first o*' a sc - rie? cT article’s *»n Health Preserva tion. prepared under I lie itlrfctlcrjl ( of th*' Fennelifit\ Chemical .Corp.. of Roanoke, Va. Following articled will appear regularlv in this paper. ( Read them carefully for vouf* I health’s sake. too rot<;h Two luily biittklayer? were tight ing furiously. At last one got the other down on ihe ground and be gan jumping on his chest. “Here, Bill.” gasped the man on the ground, “that ain’t fair. • This is nothing but a fight—it ain’t foot ball!”—New York World. Take no Chances! Move IVUons I rotn Liver and Row els at Once. * Mothers can :est ej.cy after giv ing*’’California Syl up of Figs." be cause in a few hours all the clnggt 1 up waste, sour bile and fermenting food gently .moves out of the bowels and you have.a well, playful chill again. Children simply- *j11 not take the time from play to emp’y their bowels, and -they become tight ly packed,- liver - gets sluggish and stomach disordered. When cross, feverish, restless, see If tongue is coated, then giv? this deliyimis “fruit laxative.” Chil dren love it. and it can not cause; in jury. /No difference what ails you’ little one—if full of cold, or a son- throat. diafrhoea. stomach-ache, bad breath, remember, a gentle “inside cleansing” should always be tf e first treatment given. Full direc tions for babies, children of.nll ngc - forn i drug--. T O f* \ r - lop the ; Icoiml habif 'tha'i Th • Amorhan M.. Real A? oci2-; the a ve rag. > pers< >n Imagines. * tlon ii.n-.-efi i t he * r rf-1 IH-.-t nif* i i dr on. or ccui«e . !< the’ greatest. In f • 2 Kill prof i tin. ra t\v r> out ijlood pur ifier .nd strong: hmer wfth ’' -tairiu* n? «hi *ir r en v 4 i kno ar.: un Do- * ther hind alcohol h.” ’ s T’:at alooht >1 :■ i of ro \ aflt) p*;.h itp:- tho d •■aoliest poisoq t.o ir> loiiv?, * ithe rn a <1 !:■«„• or tj T!14 * v lie of th* human sydi-m. tt Pl !' ’ ’..lit. \ ’’ «‘C* n t . i i; v • .-iia a’tio i ■ c.o-jri;*"-; iHflj tFo h/'h-i* i . v of th * con«*’ V' -'l in t!ifi B file vne pita'. ; : v on. ;:p I m akes t* te eon lit inn worse. Y V\:!:. d*«*!off -*1 the • fact tint ] \ >ii k- ia-r son would be far bettor ?*. Be a Railway Mail Clerk 0*11 tr*T»l!ag job tc food pay wltb rtfular pro- ■o’iobi. |!lrntz Of Clno off, >nd oiponte* polR . »fc - iwaj froaa hfadqutiirri. If rou an aa AmrMcan, OT*r l? yr*n old. la food ph>alfal coo- ditton. rou can aaailr Irala yourself fo qualifr lor cot of these actraectee, Urecime loba. Tho Inter- aatior.al i orrcipvndeaee Schools an eaperta al tra.c.r.t men to pn*s Cl ell Service Etamlnatlona. You can prepare rounelf right al home, in your ap-re jne Send a postal card today for /rtf *e pace hook telling all about hundreds who have eecn sutc safuL Stop drudging: l*ecidt to make aomeCi'ng of yourv lf! Vou ran do It by uaing tbo tame meinada that haea made othera succeed I IMIRSATIOHAL CORRESPONDENCI SCHOOLS Bax lit. Beraatoa. Pa 'S LEMONS WHITEN AND BEAUTIFY THE SKIN All that is necessary to Join i« to fill out the caj<1 below and p’Hl <t ♦o the Food Administrator. Wash ington. Already hundreds of prom inent women, p'ruong them Mr*. Woodrow Wilson, and all the cabi net ladies, scores of wives of ebn- rressmen. including Mrs. A. F. I.ve er. of the" Seventh South Carolina District, and thousands upon thous and? of others, have signed the card. Here js another chance for South Carolina to' ht H> Fd! out th/* card fihd nmi! ft.. enli\t!ng yourself for the war in the p-e.* army of food conservafots. Make this Beauty Lotion Cheaply for Your Face, Neck, Arms and Hands. At the cost of a small jar of or dinary cold cream one can pteparo a full quarter pint of the most wonderful lemon skin softner and complexion beautifter.* by squeezing the juice of two fresh lemons into a bottle containing three ounces of ofehard whit^. Care should be tak- of. en to strain the juice through a fine ] cloth so no lemon pulp gets in, then this lotion will keep fresh for months. Eveiy woman knows that lemon juice is used to bleach an^l remove such blemishes as freckles, sallow ness and tan and is t he ideal skin softener, whitener and boauti- fier. Just try it! C.*t three ounces of orchard white at any drug store and two lemons from the grocer and make up a quarttr pint of thi< sweetly fragrant leuton. lotion and massage-- it daily into the, face, neck. arrn< and hrmls. It V.lous to *mOethen N tough.’ red hands. ’ MERHORN m f F.0.B.1CH] r 'T. »k fa Si: irdiln i srrScsi / . ^ diARLESTON.S.’G. an#*grown-ups are printed on each t. tiottle. - Beware of counterfeit fig syrups. Ask your druggist f o>’ - "o i-.nt ffot- tle of “California Svrup <•? Figs." then look carefully-and see th-t iti is mqde bv the fnrn’a Fig Sly nip Company.’’ We male? r>n smaller ?ize. Hand J a* k *r>th tempt any other fig syrups. CARD FROM MR. <iAT< R isr (Advertisement.) Round, S. C.. July 21, Editor Bress and Standard. Walterboro, S. C. Dear Sir: Please allow me spar' in your paper to say to the public Mr. Willie Adams, of CbttageviHc, S. C., has proven to my satisfaction that he procured the yearling hon estly which he sold to Emily Chis olm. of Round. S. C.. and which ie- sembled one I lost 60 or 70 days •go* ■°Bo much in size, color an J mark that I took it up for invest! gation. The yearling has been re turned to Emily Chisolm, the puri chaser. . - \ ' L (Signed): J. P. CATCH. Si./ ■To• the --Fonti Arim^ni?rratori ---• Washi-ngtcdk D! C. I am g*ad to join you in the sen ice' < f fo* 1 ’".§1 i on and I hereby accept memb v s! ip. in t!i» 1 ministration. pbdeing myself t« <;r < '■ f ' of the food administrator in my ho - >“"r l^rmit. * Name . Sceet ’ . . .' City- .... . .X. State . . ,. . . . . . Occupation. , 'y/. ■ • Number in Household. , . Occ ipaCon/, t t-adwinner Will you take part in authorized ne ghhofliood uo * menis fo: fou<! con- seryatlon? Have you a gard’f n? X* • • • n There are no ff’e? or tlues to be paitf. The Food A*lministratl«rn wishes to have as members all of those actually ha-ndling food :n tne home. All women over sixteen are eligible.# DIRECTION H ’ ^ * Mail your pledge card to the Food Administraton Washington. D C.. ?nd you will receive FREE your firftf instructions and a houbthold tag to be hung in your window. If/yon want the button of tho Food Administration sen*! ten cents and a return addressed envelope. The shield Insignia for the sleeve of th# uniform will be sent with the button if you ask for It. Rilioa*.ne«,<, and Stomach Trouble. ~ “Two years ago I suffered from frequent attacks of stomach trouble and biliousness.” writes Miss Ejrimn | Verbryke, Lima. Ohio. ‘‘I could; ea* very little food that agreed Aith pto and 1 became so dizzy and si/k at my stnmacjb: at times that I had f to take ^bfdd of something t</ ke*'ij from tailing. Seeing Chamberlain’s Tablets advertised I decided to tr? them I improved rapidljv.” Oh- /fainaYhl M fYerywhere. A NERVOUS WRECK Fran Three Years’ Suffering. Says Cardni Made Her WeO. \ / Tetas City, Tex.—In an interesting statement, Mrs. G- H. Schill, of this town, says: “For three years I suffered untold agony with my head. I was unable to do any of my work. I just wanted to sleep all the time, for that was the only ease 1 could get, when I was asleep. I became a nervom wreck just from the awful suffering with my head. \ I was so nervous that the least noise ; would make me jump out ot my bed. I j had no energy, and was unable to do anything. My son, a young boy, had to do all my household duties. I was not able to do anything until I [ took Cardui. I took three bottles in all, [ and it surely cured me of those awful headaches. That has been three years ago, and I know the cure is permanent, for I have never had any headache since taking Cardui. .. Nothing relieved me until! took Cardui. It did wonders for me.” Try Cardui for your troubles—made ,, I tom medicinal ingredients recommended r-! in medical books as being of benefit in female troubles, and -10 years of use has proven that the books are right. Begin taking Cardui today. NC-134 Compare Your Present Delivery Efficiency With 8 cents a ton-mile—cost / 10-14 miles an hour—speed 2,000 pounds easily—load * Every hour, every day-work Over IN,000 users—merit - Over 600 Hnes of work—adaptability, And twice the tonnage hauled by horses—over three times the area in the same time—this is'how Smith Form-a- Truck saves you 75 cents out of every dollar you spend for hauling or delivery if you are now using horses. > And there is a proportionate saving over any other form of motor hauling or delivery. You can quickly attach Smith Form-a-Truck to any Ford, Dodge Bros^ Maxwell, Buick, Chevrolet or Overland car, and you get a per manent truck construction, fully guaranteed, that duplicates the most costly truck you can buy. , / G«t your order in early—there’ll be 30,000 buyen this y»»r--doa , t wait, V v I ✓ IE CD, LID. X 1 NOTHING'ON HIM T’ i b< ys »\< ie having nn .n ri»ei* '-oncf-ining th<»ir/ i*«p‘- -tr^ngth. •/ “Wiry,” -atxl bn. “I r*i t > - 11 pull up hinv’y tali'.n. . .i-i-*'* .-wry morning./’ "T! ,i*’3 qo^hing,” / r* plieH ! '! r r ' r boat f*w:A- morning p 11 .in th*‘ rrvf-r.”*—Exchanc**. ► ’i- an < *>n«tiput i<<n and Indigestion. ’“I have ii8«id Chamberlain’s Tab lets and must say they are the ta-'-t 1 have every ^ised ffir constipation and indiestion. My wife also used them for indigestion and they did her good.” writes Eugene 8. Knight. Wilmington,/ N. C. Chamberlaui's Tablets ar« mild and gentle in their action. Give them a trial. You are certain to be pleased with the agreeable laxative effect which they produce. Obtainable everywhere. ********** * * * *;* *' W KKhs t • •, < / A ********** ****** July 2b . -r-.e. mil ? the uiiitie •vit i ,1) .,11?/ *U . i not fading* , s po oil - /]■ ,’(). 'A y don’t (*> . «■ .■ X •.•! ■ oi i>: f . ..J lea.; ol<* • *i t . ’ 5 . nr\w- a-’ .1-' >h ksle’ p .’ yuite- a ■ ivM f’. ”i ^•e: • a’:• nd- j ■ /' t !:e »j-’. * . i ( t ... ‘lo'i’n u-p r»‘ ■ H .’nt* r’s p«4 “ ind: v a .*r„>n. Mrs. A, G. Yarl* . , o.L v >» r . Mihises his. Addi- and ,s. vie- d Mrs. J. B. Re-L!# y . c ut;(i<?y af- tor noon. • ****•**«**»*• CARDS. ^ **»»**ft****#*4 R. M JEFFERIES Attorney and Counsellor at I*aw WALTLItROIWI, s. c. ' y Priutice in *ll tTiuK* except Lquity Loam* Negotiated on Itnprovi’d I-arming Lands. Dr. A. J. Anderson, Dental Surgeon the popular Mrs. B A*, by B-ert Far- Renaley Sun- Office Hours: 9 a. m. tc i p. tn. Sp. in. to p. m. Bhonti 100-Y Walterboro, 8. C. St for you. Mi?« Effie B*rr.*tt. daughter of M: and Bennett, accompanied ter, viaited Mrs. J P dav %/ternoon. ... S i V r Cli” “' l . 0D ’ lHa ' vl " 1 '’ Drive, Out Ma.ri., Build* Up System Th, eirm.r, ’in iht^ AM-tion »r* TWOWBUmUM ..n.f.l »lr.,.'..cio, l^lc. The farm^rB in this B^tion arc oEO^Mt TASTrLEsscbr.i tonic, dn^wou about through laying by for thiat Mg^^arichevtiwt.ioai.BndPciidxDttfcrBTB year and the crepe look very well. wm. a tfurtootc. i-,>t •uu'-.x li..' cinai.eo \x Pays 25c a Month for Perfect Health For 15 y*«ni. E. A, Littlr. Alx. hii* pud Z5c a month to k*e-i>in (k-i> li ft ti.'xlth. It* :ul wtuit he Bayn: *'l desir* V* »‘U mf «n»l« «fri qi t tlrftnY# 1 " f .»-*r Hey iialMg. * ». .V« • t Itm 1 *l.f ot! eY I >•' •» i . t 1 - f fleflfc > *r».. I Ii v. i\ IP the U vt f ' IV f uil U.at j M.-i i re V <s.**e «-t ■» t ko *H.- V. I fi st . .1 1 t L.«* y irtw;*r t x. • . t .w 1 . ’ . I .L.s • f’?’a Was boj” -v ’ . •{“ d » ‘.’ala l . . t’ -y it ty t: • . • I • f p* *«*•'» * ott. a-. ‘WvulJ 4. % ^ ’ Hll »Y i» i «L>ti<t»f. ‘ Granger Liver - Regulator h xtric-tly v«u« -a .la, nomalrobolic prapa- raUor., ar.d i* i.tirhly reeommcndMl for ai. k haa.'.n h -. ir.,i ^r^tion, bilk>uai*«a and all atorv.arh and i vrr rfunplaint*. Y*,or<iru*- C . Pl 'y jo*j—Eca bf x, Craa(rr KclUiaa Co., Claliat.f <e. Te.e To Cure a Cold la One Day Take LAX ATI vv UkOMO Quinine. ItBtopaUM Ceush and Headache and work* eg the Cold. T>rucci*tt refund money it it tBila to cur*. £ w GROVE S rifutiturc on rack kox iic. , K ;