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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-10
Tin-Piate Plant to Be Doubled.

Special To the Indianapolis Journal
ELwooD, Ind. Juno Sword has been given
out by the American Tin-plate Company that it
will enlarge its plant to double it's present capaci-
ty. This step is necessitated by the great and
increasing demand for American tin plate. or
ders pouring in at q rate that far exceeds the
ability to supply with their present equip
ments, although over 1900 boxes Of finished
plates turned out each week. The plant,
which was at first denounced by many as a mere
campaign scheme. has given the lie TO such un-
American assertions and demonstrated the fact
that 1t Is solid and permanent at the preeent
time it is the pride of Elwood and every citizen.
irrespective of party, untes in saying that it is
substantial. If 1t were n campaign argument it
has turned out most convincing one. and fully
represents the spirit OF Republcanism which
made it possible for this factory to exist.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-10
New Police officer. at Elkhars.

Special TO the indianapolis Journal
ELKHART. Ind, June 9.-The police commits
sioners. W. +. Wickurre. Daniel Weaver and
Maj. Joseph Braden, appointed some weeks ago
by Governor Matthews last night appointed A.
B. Miller chief of police. Miller has served two
terms as city marshal-from May. 1850. TO May.
1SS4-after which he entered the service OF the
Lake shore IL Michigan southern railway sta
ton baggage agent. Anthony Cooley was ap-
pointed sergeant OF the new force. He Is now
on the city force.
Decesse Of III. j. Browne
Special 20 the INDIANAPOLIS Journa-
NORTH MANCHESTER. Ind. June Oh. ].
Browne died here this morning of consumption.
AGED fifty-eight. Mr.. Brown was one or the early
settlers at Omaha Neb.. and established the frat
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-10
All Won In straight Heats,

BALTIMORE, june 9.-There was a big attend
ance, to-day. at the Gentlemen's Driving Park.
The races were run off in straight heats:
Glass 2:27; trotting; purse, $5OO-s. ]. first,
Cranston Swepp0 second. Roy third, Comet
fourth. Alice Burlew fifth. Best time, 2:24la
Class 2:25; pacing, purse, $50O-Miss Pauly
first. Maud MOrrell second. Grey Joe third, An
ME y. fourth. Best time, 2:26La
Glass 2:37; trotting; purse $500 Bessie r
first +. L. Robinson second. Princess Orloff
third, East View fourth. Best time 2:26l
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-10
CHARGE AGAINST A MUNCIE DOCTOR.

Lenora Priest on Her Deathbed Accuses
Him of Malpractice.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
MUNCIE, Ind, June 9.-Dr. A. X. Shideler
was arrested tonight and released on 81, 600
bond. his brother. Thomas Shideler. being
his surety. A warrant is out for Frank
Davis, who is implicated with the Doctor
on an affidavit made by Miss Lenora Priest.
but he can't be found. Miss Priest is Ell ght-
cen years old. and is thought to be on her
deathbed from an operation performed
May Ii by Dr.. Shideler. at the request of
Frank Davis. The young man is q son of
Samuel DAVIS. one of Muncie's weaithiest
citizens Two doctors who were called to
attend the girl this week discovered her
condition and reported the case. DAVIS adj
mitted his connection, but DR.. Shideler de-
MED his part until he was taken to the
sick girl to-day, and was instantly identl-
fed. The girl has very respecta bic parente.
her father being poor. but honest.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-10

CoiOred Man Shot for Defending . Girl.
special to the Indianapolis Journal
MARION. Ind. June 9.-James Brsxton. q
cOlored man, was shot in the groin this
afternoon while defending q white girl
from q white sssailant. He knows the
name of neither the girl nor the man who
shot him. Officers are In pursuit of the
white man. The shooting occurred ON
Bogus hill in the outskirts of the city.
Brax ton Is severely wounded.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-10

At Latonia-King Star. Ell Reno. Mahogany
Irish CHER, Hoosier and Fay s.
At st. Lous-Minnie g.. Fatality, Dock Wick
Sexaphone, Flora, Boston Boy and Raw g.
AT Morris Park-Midd,er, Chesapeake and Adj
lebert dead heats, sport, DR.. HausbrOuck, De-
ception and Pirate Chief.
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The following was also adopted.

To the Alumni OF Indiana State Normal SchO0l
Feeling the need of change in the admins
tratiOn Of the affairs of the Indiana Normal
School, and believing that the student interests
will be more alphabetically considered by
those who have been identified as students with
the school. we earnestly urge you as friends and
supporters OF its interests to push the plan OF
securing alumni representation on the board Of
trustees.
Arizona republican., 1893-01-13
|. s. MAIL AND STAGE LINE,

Passengers from Globe. San Carlos, Po, Thomas and all points below will please t,I. the stage at solomonville for Duncan on Mon making close connection at Duncan with th. train from LOrdsbufg 10 Clifton snd Moreno Also with the stage f'r Carlisle, New Nexico returning rom Duncan to Solomonyille on s, rival Of rain rom Clifton and stage from "a, lisle on Tuesdays. Thursdays and saturdays, s, irving at Solomonville at o'oclOck D. m r keep Q good corral at each end of the ron,, This is a short road free from dust and cbncI holes. Commercial men taken on any day Of the week.
 NOAH GREEN,
 PrOpnetor.
Arizona republican., 1893-01-13
Heal Estate For sal e.

$500 For 7lS acres on Washington s., miles from postoffice, east, choice for suo-divi' sion. s3OOO Buys 29l5 acres. Small house. three miles e. west Of pos.otfice, choice for fruit, $500 cash. s25oO cssh buys ls lots 5Oxl65 Three blocks
 from court house, with five room house siO0 cash for choice of II lots on Washington, at Capitol grounds. Call today at room 4. Lewis Block.
Arizona republican., 1893-01-13
IO for White Hills Mining Camp,
TrI-w.ekIy Stage Line.

Trl-weekly Stage Line. Through in one day; S-passenger, 4.hor.s thnroughbraUe wagon; change horses at Cro,,5 ranch and at Mountain Springs leaves KinS nan Monday. Wednesday and Friday at 7:SO In., and arrives at camp at p. m same day and Saturday a' a. m, and arrives at King man at D. m. same day.
 Fare. $7; ireight3e
 Shortest and most direct route to the HeV White Hills mining camp. Stage office a stOrs the W II. Tacgart Mercantile company Rxtrs conveyances on application.
 CROSS & CO, Props,
 Kingman, AIiz
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-19
WIN AND WISDOM.

Toacher-"If your father gives you 40
cents and your brother 80 cents, how
much will you hayo2" Tommy
"Humphl l guess you don't know
much about my pa He ia not that
kind OF u hair.pin. "-leraS Sttiugs,
Jack-Thare is one peculiar thing
about love. Tom-Yes? Jack-It makes
fellow feel that he would like to die
for his darling, and ut the same time
strengthens his determination to keep
on living for her sake.-New York
Herald
Emeline-Pm awfully afraid I've
offended Archie. Annibel-In what
way2 Emeline-I broke our engage.
men and forgot to tell him about it
until I'd given it out to the society
papers.
Ideas make their way in silence, like
the waters that, tiltering behind the
rocks OF the Alps, loosen them from the
mountains on which they rest
D Aubigne.
The king of Siam wears a gold hat
weighing twenty-seven pounds. When
his majesty talks through that hat what
ever he says must have weight,-BostoH
Transcript
At this great financial crisis she ia
very lucky summer girl who is able to
sehd a young man to par.-NetO York
World.
Hammered silver promises to be
mrCh in vogue IL the hamnerinp koebs
on for two weeks more.-BostOn Herald.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-19
SHORT AND sNAPPY.

Transparent leather is now being
made in Germany, aud it is likely that
the pedestrian OF the future will be
able to see his neighbours corn growing.
-leraS Sytings.
Hardly any money in circulation in
AmericaM said Nine Patti, pleasantly.
"That will nevep, do. Unjust run over
for another little farewell tour."-Chi-
cago Tribune.
An Ohio man has put up factory
for tho production OF vases to hold the
ashes Of cremated persons. He must
expect to urn good deal.-PhitdttClphta
Ledger.
Senator VanCe's "a to 1vest pocket
dollar might be made useful in u BIZ
cycle factory for eels.-PhiIadelphiG
Times
Sixteen Of silver to one OF gold is a
ratio that deserves a place only in your
minds eye, 'Ratio.-BoSiOn Herald.
Too many churches reckon u mans
standing in the church by his Sitting"
-Yonkes Statesman.
1t is meet that breach-of.promise
cases should be heard in court house.
--BoSLoH Transcript.
Tho Buzzard's Bay lsh have already
experienced return of confidence.
Washington Post
1t Is thyme that makes the old man
sage,-IrWh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-19
PERSONAL POINTS.

One hundred-and sixteen years ago
the 18th of August, General John Stark,
OF New Hampshire, made his memor.
able remark at Bennington, VT: well
beat them to-day, or tonight .Mollie
Stark sleeps a widow" MolIie Stark
still lives in San Jose, CAL, she being u
girl OF thirteen, direct descendant OF
the brave general, and the sixth to
bear hor name, The first-named Mollie
Stark was never a widow, She lived
to be eighty-one, and General John
survived her two years.-New York
Times,
The handsome headlight that illumi-
Mates the shirt front OF W. ], Arkell,
proprietor OF Judge, is q gem known Us
the splnel, and it Jocks like $4,000
ruby Mr.. Arkell is not bit superati-
tious, and can walk under ladder,
occupy room 13in hotel and cross o
funeral procession, but he firmly be-
lieves that there ia good luck in wearing
a spinel,-Neso York Commercial Adver'
liSer.
The Rev, Elijah Kellogg, whose
"Spartacus to the Gladiators" has been
so many schooIboys' favorlte declama-
ton for many years, is still preaching
on Sundays in his church at Harpswell,
Nc. He has passed his eightieth birth
day,
Ex-Governor Grant, OF Colorado. is
said to have sold the government,
within two years, 100000 ounces OF
silver. He has converted silver into
gold to the amount OF $l700O,000 in
round numbers,
Mr.. T. II. Coggshall, of Fitchburg,
Massachusetts, has offered to donate
forty acres OF land at Mount Elan for a
public park, provided the city will pre-
pare the ground for tho use OF visitors.
Congressman snodgrass, silverite
from Tennessee, is usually taken in u
Pickwickian sense by his colleagues in
the house,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-19
Misguided Unemployed.

It is significant that the "upemploy-
ed" in New York who unlocked hall
with battering rams and took possession
OF it with the declarationIthat they did
not intend to pay for it, are foreigners
many OF whom have not been long in
the country, They are Russians having
very little idea OF our language or our
institutions.
Yet they demand that this country,
through its national government, shall
give them work and wages, Ii their
theoryIbe right, that they can seize q
hall just because they want it, anybody
has right to sandbag anyone OF them
and take from anything Of valuo he hap
pens to have about him, his clothing
included, II one kind OF property is
not to be respected no other will be,
There will always be sympathy with
unemployed men willing to work and in
need, but such demonstration as that
made in New York in the interest OF the
unemployed is OF the sort with which
no true American can have sympathy,
That was q lawless outbreak with which
the police dealt none too soon and none
too vigorously. Indeed, seeing the pur-
pose OF tho mob, the police should have
mastered the situation before the men
broke into the hall and showed their
disregard for any property not their
own.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-19
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

William Brooks, an employe in Bal.
timore iron.working shop, recently
turned from a lathe steel shaving
sixty feet one inch long, AS the shaw.
ing, or turn, as 1t is called, comes from
the lathe it curls up like spiral spring
and forms q tiny tube about one.oighth
OF an inch in diameter. Tho turn made
by Mr.. Brooks had 1850 circumter-
cnces.
Tho ancient Hammond house, at
Marblehead, Mass, Is being torn down,
and some Of its spruce timbers, which
have been protected from rain aud wind
for over 200 years, are being eagerly
sought after by violin lnakors for uso In
tho manufacture OF their instruments.
Newly appointed Collector Kilbreth,
oil Now York City, received an appliCa.
ton from an ollice.sOeker on Monday,
who explained that, boing very fat, and
being aVerso TO moving about In hot
weather, ho must ask to have his case
argued by mail as far as possible.
Tho sentence OF a Now York court on
Monday In case whore tho prisoner, q
married man, was arrested for kissing
u strange woman, was TO kiss his own
wife. Tho man readily responded to
tho sentence, and he and his wife loft
tho court locked In each others arms.
There was recently given IN Denmark
u concert that may DO regarded w Hbso.
lutoly unique as regards the instruments
used. Tho instruments included two
horns from tho bronze ngo, which arc
believed to DO at least $500 years old.
ilERiNd Dirty
"MoihOr may 80 out 10 swim"
Asked tho seal with aspect awCsOinO,
ayes my child, her nnullnn replied;
hijut look out ior themure CiduJNm."
luck
A vessel bearing sign reading
"Boan and Rooms TO Lot" WINS an
Chored In Lake Michigan, opposite the
Worlds Fair grounds, thC0Chor day
Governor waIto, OF Colorado, aud
Mayor Harrison, Of Chicago, seOin 10
find II u long timo between sodativ0s,-
MtU York World.
What IL probably tho arst soa.Rolnp
vessel Of aluminium Is being constructed
IN tho dockyards Of tho Loire, III
France,
Tho Now York Times claims that
Mount Kinsno, which rises prOripltous
" 700 foot out Of Moouuhuad lake, Maine
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-19
Tho Senate Rencal Bill.

Tho bill reported by Senator Voor.
hoes to tho senate as representing the
majority OF tho finance committee, pro.
vides for tho repeal OF tho silver pur.
chase provision aud looks to keeping
gold and silver on an equality as money,
either by international agreement or by
domestic legislation.
Tho matter Of most importance Is to
got rid OF tho obligation to buy com.
modify for which the treasury has no
use and undor tho operation Of which
compulson silver has gone further away
from gold than ever before. After that
We can 500 what may be done to keep
coined gold aud silver aud all other
United States money in circulation OH u
level,
This much seems cloar, that II silver
is TO have future no money metal II
will DO tho result Of All agreement be-
tween tho great commercial nations
which do tho worlds trading Nothing
will do more to bring about this agree.
mont than tho action which tho country
now urges Congress TO take and to tako
quickly.
Tho Voorhees, bill should DO perfectly
satisfactory to tho silver mon II they
DO, as they say they arc, in favor Of bl.
mOsallism. twill suit tho rost OF the
country
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-19
rHn SECOND CRY.

Parkersburg Enlargcs Herself by Taking
in Her Suburbs,
sptcial Dispaich 10 he Iatligeacer
PARKERsBuRa, W, Va, August 49,
The election which was hold yesterday
to vote on the annexation Of Elberon, a
suburb of this city, and other small
suburbs, carried by largo majority
very small vote was polled in this city
and in Elberon. hhe total vote cast in
the city was $40, and the total in FL
boron was 16l. In the city the vote
stood 5lS for and 1873 against, and in
Elberon 90 for and II against, giving
majority OF 4l5 for annexation. This
makes the limits OF this city consider.
ably larger and gives it u population OF
between 10, 600 aud $4,000, thus making
1t the second city in tho state.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-19
Ghe gHtelIigsttrer
wnEnLINe, AUGUST 10. 1sOs.
The People schomius for Relief

The People Schcmtns Tor NeIleL
The locking up OF currency comes at
particularly bad time OF the year for
the country. Tho great wheat and cot
ton crops must DO moved to market and
it takes a circulating medium to do
this. A week ago banks in tho cotton
bolt resented with some approach to
scorn the idea that they could not take
caro- OF tho planting interest and enable
the crop to be marketed.
Now it ia admitted that the banks Of
that region cannot meet tho expecta.
tion OF planters aud their representa-
tives because they cannot got the cur
rency. So the appeal goes to Now York.
The banks OF that city reply that they
will do what they can but cannot do
much. Meanwhile tho south is consid'
ering tho plan of certified checks, paya-
bio only through the cleating house.
These checks, it is thought, will be ac-
copied for cotton and perhaps for
freights and will find their way into
general local circulation.
similar scheme is in contemplation
in the northwest to enable the wheat
crop to be moved. There it is suggest
ed that the st. Paul and Minneapolis
banks in the clearing house issue Ger.
tidcates from five dollars up to BIO lent
towheat buyers who will pay them to
farmers and carriers, and it is thought
that local merchants will DO glad to get
them since they cannot get the cur
rency.
In Detroit savings bank is issuing
certificates of deposit which arc circu-
lating as currency. In Niles, Ohio. tho
merchants have agreed with tho Falcon
company that ii it will start its works,
in whole or in part, paying its men ono
half cash and one.half in ninety-day
notes, they will accept tho notes at par
in place OF currency.
The Elwood works of Macbeth & Co.,
OF Pittsburgh, are to be- started OH the
suggestion OF tho American flint glass
workers, who offer to accept part cash
and allow tho remainder to stand to
their credit. 1t is probable that tho
Pittsburgh works OF tho same concern
may be started on tho same plan.
The point OF all this is that the people
OF the country arc doing the best they
know to help themselves in practical
ways while Congress is giving states.
men chance to mir their views in the
Congressional Record. This country is
not willing to wind up its affairs en-
tirely because the politicians and cranks
are slow to see that something is wrong
and slower to come to practical
remedy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-19

We offer ono hundred dollars reward
for any case OF Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Cutarrh Cure.
L. j. CHENEY d Co.. Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known +.
]. Cheney for tho last 10 years, and be.
licvo him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
BY their firm.
WEsr & TRUAx, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, 0.
WALDlNd KINNAN & MARVIN, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh euro Is taken inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surface OF tho system. Tosti.
monlals sont free, Price 75c, por bottle.
Sold by oil druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-19

TRUsTEE's SALE.


BY virtue Of decd of trust made By john A.
Farley md Annie Fnrley. Ills wife. ~ the I'M
dpIsii,nCd trustee. dated The 18th day ut August
m tic year 1897, md recorded In the CIcfkd
Office oithO County Court OF Ohio county IN
tLo STATE Of WCst VIrginIn. IN decd Of rust
book No, IS, folio ass, i Will on
.,.,..,.,,,.,,f,r
TUESDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF SEP LNNH"
A. d. 1903 beginning nj 10 o'clock H. iu Un said
div, nj tic north front door OF tho Court House
OISaid Ohio county, In ihe CITY OF Wheeling,
Nall nj hubble nuCtjoil TO The highest and bst
hiI6rr tho i0ll0lyinr described pFOprrty u sad
civ, or 10 mich thVteol ne nav bGugtlsNfy 70
INV tho dcbt spr,lrud Ly snid deed OF trust aud
thc uXpcnsr, ppriaIning TO the execution VI lHy
iTtist created thereby, tint IA 10 say. The SCUM
otinfior M IOt nuinbGrrd thltiyclght Isl, siIu'
ato on ihe West add Of Main street. lt tha put
OF lie City OF Wheeling, in the county OF ono,
In tGo Sintc of Wcst Virginia, called GgO'fo
Wheeling, In Tho ndlltIOn TO said city kauNN y
clty. md boIindGI md described In said dugl lI
trust ug fGiiOws Viz, BeplntIln, at tie SCUM.
ONT rortiur N gnII lot niiinbCf rs on the we :
iinS nj Min stfroiI tIonGp WIN MnlU RH
north wofdiy aGoiit sIXiSVn inpt Xix muhH 10
inc contfo n ibNhrInk division wall VI tNu tone.
mcnt "TcSiCd an IN" %r1pefT Ioirby oouycIolt
md Brick dlyiIoii wall aid al rIghtUns.s \
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-19

is wholly composed of hornstone, and it
is the largest mass Of that mineral in the
known world.
The revenue collector at Birmingham,
Ala, has written to the city of Atlanta,
Ga, asking for the loan OF a deputy, as
every deputy in Birmingham Is em-r
ployed,
Necessity Knows No Law" Being
the mother Of invention, she ought at
leastto know the patent law,-Puck.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-19

Instant relief experienced and per.
mNnent euro by tho most speedy aud
greatest remedy IN tho world-Otto's
Cure for throat and LUX diseases. Why
will you continue o irritaio your throat
and lungs with thut terrible hacking
cough, when Logan Drug Co., solongont,
will furnish you a frOo sample bottle OF
this groat guaranteed romedyP lts
success Ia simply wonderful, Us your
druggist will tCll you. otto's Cure IA
now sold In evory town and village on
this continent, Samploa FREQ Large
bottles 60C 8
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-19
CAMp.MREiNd al Moundsvillc Camp
Grounds August 18th to 2lst.


The best salvo In tho world for cuts,
bruises, soros, ulCors, salt rhoun, fever
sorOa tOttpr, UhnppOd hundg, chilblalnl,
CUrna aud all ukln Urupiions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or Ito phy required.
Its guaranteed to give perfect satlsiac-
ton or money refunded Price % OOntu
abOL Tor sale by Logan Drug 70.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-19
oATARRH OF STOMACH.
Symptoms of This Distressing Affection
Which Seems to be SO Little Understood
hvfhn AvnrnVH phvsICinn

Symptoms OF This Distressing Affection
Which Seems to be so Little Understood
by tho Average Physician.
When the catarrhal Inflammation extends TO
the stomach and bowels the symptoms are vari-
able, Not only do they vary in different inul-
YiGuals but In tho same individual ut different
times. Tho following questions describe the
most common symptoms:
the morningY"
as your throat filed with Shiny mucusR"
"Do you hawk and spltY'
as the mucus easly dislodgCd 2 or Is 1t tough,
strlngy and tenaUiOusY'
''DO you haYe 70 hawk at times until you
gag and vomitY'
rs your appetitoior breakfast poor2"
us there nausea especially at meal timer
DO you bloat aitOt catingP'
"DO you rift up a sour gasY'
Have you distress after GltingF
us your tongue coated?"
as your breath ioul2' -
"When you got up suddenly arc you dizzyH"
do you have rush OF blood TO tho headT'
Are you ut times weak and neryousl"
"Do you ut times have trembling tecllngT'
40 you sometimes smother up and feel that
you will chokeF
"Do you at times spit up your food2'
as there often pain after eatlngW
"Do you have sick headGChesY'
"Do you at times have diarrhua, at other
times ConstpatlonW
do you have q gnawing sensation in the
when the stomach is empty do you feel
,N "oF whom stomach is full feeling Of Cypress.
do you have rumbllng in stomach aud
"Do you often have luttcrlng or palDltatlOn
OF the hearth
"Do you often have shortness Of breath and
Bmothered sensRtiOnW
Drs. Copeland, Bell and Davis have the quick.
est, most certain and wonderful treatment Tor
any OF the above symptoms ever known. Their
treatment haS passed the period OF experiment
md Is based upon correct physiological and
therapeutiCal principles aud they point with
pride to the many permanent cures they have
made during their location In Wheeling, tho
like OF which has never been known In the his.
tory OF any medical practice.