Charles Studts

"... diseases more difficult of treatment and often fatal. It Is Important that the body should he built up and this cau be accomplished by the blood tonie which Mrs. Charles Studts, or No. 136 Ellsworth avenue. Grand Rapids. Mich used eo successfully. Mrs. ce scribes lier experience as follows; “I became exhausted in strength after nursing my through a long illness. ..."

"... in g 9 i ?hi l i is THE READING EAGLE, THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1921. FOR NERVOUS INDIGESTION ?I was run down and my nerves were unstrung,? says Mrs. Charles Studts, of No. 136 Ellsworth avenue, Grand Rapids. Mich. ?I couldn't sleep at night but tossed and rolled about. Pains invariably followed a meal and my appetite was uncertain. For days ..."

"... diseases moro difficult of treatment and often fatal. Il ls Important that lhe hody should be up and this cnn he accomplished bost hy thc blood ionie which Mrs. Charles Studts, of 136 Ellsworth avenue. Orand Rapids, Mich., used so successfully. Mrs. Studts describes her experience os follows: "1 became exhausted ln nursing ray mother through a lonc Illness. I was run down nud In't do my work. My nerves ro so unstrung ..."

"... At, in iiuwniii iui ine uoay snouia)ine taoie and nride s roses were fur-be1 built up and this can be accomtner nse emphasizing the charmm!?1SLX "TVV,, 'e'for Kails Mrs. Charles Studts, of No. 136 Ellstable and presided he--e. orth avenue. Grand Rapids, Mich.,' Patriotism was appropriately de-used so successfully. Mrs. Studts de-!Pic,Sd at ,?e..,uI: ."S."' wl;lcn WM r l. i ,, ..."