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HAVJ: YOU A GOITER OR A "BIG NECK?", I ’ If so, do You Wish it Treated and Removed Without an Operation? If you aro one of the ninny who! nre unfortunate enough to suffer from a condition known as Goiter or "hlg neck," you will he interested in reading this article. Golfer Is an over- j growth or an enlargement of the thyroid gland, which is situated in the ! lower front portion of the nock. It Is very much more common in women than men, and still more common in young women, and girls.; There are four general types or kinds of, and all four give rise to certain common Bymptoms, namely shortness of breath particularly upon exertion, Dr. Fruth . ___ _________ ! difficulty in swallowing, palpation of the heart, a sense of constriction around the neck as though it. were inclosed in a tight collar, and very often a short, dry. aggravating cough, in addition to these symptoms, the' exopthalmie, often called the “ln- t grown” goiter causes a marked ner- j vousness, protruding eyeballs, and a constantly increased heart rate associated with irregularity and palpi-' tation. There is also a loss of body' weight, loss of strength, sleepless-1 ness and inability to work, without simply “going to pieces.” This kind or type of Goiter is by far the most i serious, and is a menace or danger j to life, death often resulting, in untreated or incorrectly treated cases. Can Goiter be cured? This is the j question that will interest all who suffer from it; I will say, that an ex- j tremely large per cent of all Goiters) can be, and without operation or the j knife, providing, of course, that they be treated by a physician or a spec-' ialist, who is thoroughly experienc-1 ed and therefore treated correctly, l scientifically and with the full co-op-eration of the patient. Far too many Goiter patients run the risk of a dangerous, delicate operation, without ever giving medical treatment a trial, or without attempting anything other than to have it “cut” out. . Therefore a very large per cent are operated on, unnecessarily, or operated on when a cure would have been possible by medical means. I have‘ frequently observed two patients with ' similar goiters, one which was op- j erated upon, and the other treated i with medicine, with the result that; both were cured; the one that whs | operated upon was forced to remain I in the hospital for a week or longer.!" thereby losing valuable time, had. taker, a chance that might have re- 1 suited in their death, had suffered an untold amount of pain, had receiv- ! ed a scar that would mar their neck,! and in addition had expended a sum j of money, in excess of one hundred; and fifty dollars. While the one treated medically had gone about their every-day work, had run no chance of losing life, had suffered nn pain, had received no scar, and besides had expended a decidedly smaller sum of money for the same results. Therefore if for no other reason, it is a business policy to have this condition treated by a specialist, and ! treated without operation. Or in other words, with medicines, which have been tried, proven and found satisfactory. Such is the kind of treatment that * t offer, absolutely scientific, a meth- ! od of treatment that has not proved successful in a few selected cases, but. one that lias been the means of curing hundreds afflicted with Goiter. S'cres of patients have consulted . mo, after they have given up all hopes of securing results other than by an operation. I accepted them for treatment, and treated them to their entire and complete satisfaction, sent them on their way rejoicing, as they had reason to, for they had escaped, the always much dreaded and ever to be feared knife. , When a patient suffering with goiter, or any other long standing chronic disease, consults me, I examine them carefully, 1 answer ar.y questions they may desire to ask, explain their condition, and advise them the proper measures to take: If they desire to take treatment and their case is one which can be treated sue cessfully. I tell them. Thou if thoy desire me to treat them, I do so, but they are at no time under any obligation whatsoever to take or contract for treatment. So you see the patient takes no chance in consulting me, for consultation, examination and advice, are free and confidential. Remember my remedies* treat ments and methods are those which have been tried and proven by my own personal experience, and in addition combined and strengthened with | the newest, latest and most modern ’ known to science and the medical

| profession. For a limited time I will , be able to treat those desiring same. !at my same moderate prices, regard* jless of the enormous increase in prices of drugs. 1 will be at Decatur ONE DAY only, Hotel Murray, Tuesday, May 2, 1916, returning every tour weeks or 28 days, I would suggest that those who desire to consult me. arrange to mini! In ns early as possible. Respectfully yours, DU. FRUTH. Practice limited to Chronic, Spec- ! iai and Nervous Diseases. FOR SALE, CHEAP. Park hotel ground, 86 ft., fronting .Winchester street; 165 feet deep. Ail improvements paid. SGtlO ERWIN AGENCY. The Morris Co. Specials for Friday, April 28th: Laj dies’ fancy collars, 10c: matches, 3 boxes, 10c; coffee, 2 pkgs., l.ic; ammonia, c bottle; lawn seed, 7c qt. These specials are for Friday only. jMIMBMi I See your 1 dentist twice yearly. I Use Senreco if § twice daily * I and keep I your teeth I and mouth in perfect health. Get a tube today, read the folder about the most General disease in the 9 world. Start the Senreco ■ treatment tonight. 25c ■ at your druggists. For ■ sample send 4c, stamps ■ or coin, t j The Sentanel 9 Remedies Co., Cincinnati, fl A DENTISTS Formula sit. i v. Cpnnell — I VETERINARIAN : iJlwvnst Office 102 : < n\e Residence 143 i DECATUR’S CIROPRACM PIONEER Office Over Vance & Hilo's 1:30 to 5:00 KGILS 6:30 to 8:00 PHONE 650. O. L. Burgeaer, D. C. No Drugs No Surgeryj No Osteopathy "mangold & BAKER Corner Monroe and 7th Sts. PHONE 215. Eariy Ohio Seed Potatoes, bu. ..$1.25 Indian Corn and Pea 3,15 c, 2 for 25c Gariy June Peas, 10c; 3 for 25c Fairview Farm Corn, 10c; 3 for ..25c Export Galvanic, Ccb White and Pearl Soap, 8 bars 25c P. & G., Lenox, Santa Claus, 6 bars for 25c Bursley's Rice 10c and 25c Burslcy's Beans 20c Bursley’s Tea, J 4 Tb .‘.lsc Berdan’s Empire Coffee, lb 28c Berdan’s Empire Tea, 14 15c Pressing’s Corn, 15c; 2 for 25c Pressing’s Peas, a can 15c Pressing's Cut Wax Beans, 15c; 2 for 2bc Pressing’s Cut Refugee Beans, 15c; 2 for 25c Oranges. Bananas, Lemons, Grape Fruit, Lettuce, Onions, Radishes. We pay Cish or Trade Produce: Eggs, 19c; Butter, 20c-28c. Give Us That Order. Arthur Vi Fred Mangold **

Rex Theatre" MUTUAL PICTURES TO D ft V “MARGY OF THE FOOT HILLS” a thrilling Romance of the West, featuring the noted Cowhay rider, Arlhnr Acord. TOMORROW “AS A WOMAN SOWS” A drama of love and retribution, in five acts featuring the star players, Gertrude Robinson and Alexander Gaden. 4 story of emotional society drama ‘‘How a noble woman won hack her husband s love after an innocent indiscretion. SATURDAY “THE PATRIOT AND THE SPY” ! Rex Theatre ’NEW Six” CYLINDER AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE CHEAP One Model 32 Oakland, 6 cylinder, 5 passenger body, a fine car in every respect, if you are going to buy a car see this one. We have only one to sell. WB TTOZT X'ZOWJB'Sr

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. Notice is hereby given that Monday, the Ist day of May. 1916. will be the last day to pay your spring installment of taxes. The treasurer’s office wiir be open from 7 o’clock a. m. to 5 o’clock p. m. each week day and the books will positively he closed at 5 o'clock, p. m., on Monday, May 1, 1916. AH taxes net paid by that time will become delinquent and (he penalty ofi ten per cent will be added. Do r.ot | put your taxes oft' as they must be | paid and the law points out the duty j of the treasurer. Those who have :

I Can You Lace Your Corset Correctly?

MANY’ a corset is ruined during the first day of its active service because it if not laced correctly. Few women take the trouble to install triple mirrors which are required to correctly lace the ole v style garment. The result is that the lacing J is made once, a knot tied and the garment put on without any regard to lacing. With a Gossard you can see just how to ad just your corset—the lacirg in front—ii sight, v here you can quickly lacc the corset You can do without a mirror if you like Our expert fillers daily report the words of approval voiced by new converts to the Go raid from lace idea. Year tor ret will f better anti look better if it is correctly lace> in front. Try a Gossard tomorrow. Models at $2.0( * §2.5(), $3.50 anil up. We will expect you. /H Wo / (jossard V* CORsSRTsS They Lace In Front

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