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Sharp County record., 1896-07-24
Spoons Free 10 All.

read in The Christian Standard tha
Miss A NJ Fritz, Station A. ST, Louj,
Mo would give an elegant plated hook
spoon to ary one sending her en- 2 cent
stamps. | sent for one and found il 50
nseful that showed it to my frienGs,
and made $l3 in two hours, taking or
ders for the spoon The hook sp on is n
household necessity, l. cann It slip into
he d sh OF co king ytsNl beng held II
place by hook on th2 back The spoon
is something housekc'pers have needed
ever s,nce spoons were frst invented
Any one can get ample spoon by
sending ten 2-cent stamps to Miss Fritz.
This is splendid swoy to make money
around home.
Very truly, JEANETTE S.
Sharp County record., 1896-07-24

On a home in Arkansas a
man can live independently.
He can raise his own corn,
fatten his own meat, as
hogs do we'll on the mast.
He can have fresh milk, but
ter and eggs, fresh fruit
from April till November,
sell his cotton for cash, have
plenty of good, pure water
and plenty of timber for
building, fencing and fire
wood, If you want a home,
come to Arkansas; if you
want to locate in good county,
come to Sharp; if you want
to live near a good, live town,
come to Evening Shade, We
don't claim that a man can
come here with nothing, and
make a fortune in a few years
but we do claim that a man
can get a home here cheap,
and if he will practice in
dustry and economy, he can
make a rich living and lay
away enough to make life
easy in his old age, If you
want a home now Is the time
to get it, and Arkansas is
the place,
Sharp County record., 1896-07-24

ON another page of this
issue we publish a call from
the County Judge for a Good
Roads Convention to be held
here on the 18th day Of Au-
gust. We are glad to note
this action on the part of his
Honor, as we believe if there
is one question of greater in
terest to the people of Ark
ansas than all others, it is
the question of good roads,
and we hope that every
member of the committee,
and all Others who are in.
terested in improving our
public thoroughfares will
attend this convention and
Sharp County record., 1896-07-24
Ice Cream Made kal a
Minute.

[ have an Ice Cream Frrez.r that
will Iretze cream perfectly in one min,
ute; as it is such n wonder crowd Will
always be around 80 anyone can make
from five to six dollars day selling
cream, and from ten to twenty doIlaas "a
day selling Freezers, as people Will al
ways buy an article. when it isdemonstra'
ted that they can make money by s.
dong, The cream is from instantly
and is smooth and free from Jumps. !
save done so well myself have tr ends
hucceeding 50 well that | felt IL my du'
ty to let Others knew of this opportunity
as | feel conidrnt that any person IN
any locality can make money, as any
person can sell cream and the FREEZER
sells itself, j. T. CaseY & o., lI43 81
Charles St. St. Lnuis Mo, will mail you
complete instructions and wi emp 'oJ
you on a salary if you can give taem
your whole tilne.
Sharp County record., 1896-07-24

THE South is the only
place today where cheap
homes may be had homes
that are homes, ,.that are
worth having, There is lots
of land yet in Sharp county
subject to homestead, and
land that will furnish sup
port for any man who will
work. There is no place on
earth where an idler will
prosper. But the man with
push and energy will never
want for anything in Ark
anSas.
Sharp County record., 1896-07-24

A queer mistake prevails
in rural community with re-,
gard to the Government
laws concerning the sale of
tobacco. Many persons be-
lieve that the amount that
may be raised by one farm :
er is lunited aud that by eX.
ceediug this amount he is i.
able to a penalty. This is
an error, A farmer may
sell all he raises so long as
he does not attempt to man.
ufacture it, He may tie it
up in hanks" or bundles but
may not 20 further in its
manufacture than this. But
if he chooses to devote his
time to the cultivation of
Sharp County record., 1896-07-24
a Chance 10 Make Money.

1 have berries, grapes and peaches, a
year old, fresh as when picked. e
the Calf rnia Cold process, do not heat
or seal the fruit, just pat it no cold
Ike ps perfectly fresh, and c:s'S almosi
no hing; can put up bushel in ten min
utes. Last week sold directions to
over 100 families; anyone wll pay dol
lar for directions, when they s,o the
beautiful simpl.s Of fruit As there are
many people poor like myse +, | cons der
it my duty to give my experienc to s1ch.
and {, nfdent any one eau make one
two hundl ed dollars round home in a
few.days | will mail sample ,f tru,t
and complete dire tions, to any Of you'
reade's for eighteen two~acnt sMmps,
which is only the artu ! COS OF the sam
pies, postage, etc., to me
FBANCIS CASEY, st. Louis, No,
Sharp County record., 1896-07-24

If a certain few of the
newspapers of the state
would do a little less politi-
cal talking, and devote a
little more time to talking
about Arkansas, they would
accomplish more,
Sharp County record., 1896-07-24
the fragrant weed there is
nothing in the laws Of the
United States to prevent
his doing Sex.

The working man cannot
afford to support a party
which adopts a platform cry
ing for more taxes, more
pensions, more protection to
monopoly and shark trusts,
with a financial plank has
only brought in poverty and
misery, The man who tolls
for his daily bread is the one
who suffers from over taxa
tion. The republican party
have heaped and are heaping
millions of debt upon the peo-
pie in paying the robber pen
sion appropriations. The re-
publican party has ever been
the friend of capital and their
present platform is drafted
to catch the floating millions
of money that will be donated
by monopoly to carry this
party into power The
Italian hand of republicanism
can no longer pull the wool
over the American laborer's
eyes. .--RusSellville Siftings.
Sharp County record., 1896-07-24

IT would be serving the
Missouri wholesale houses
right if the merchants of
North Arkansas should re-
fuse to patronize them until
the Missouri quarantine is
removed.
Sharp County record., 1896-07-24
T III E r GO RID
BY J.C &E l.. sOUTHwORTH.
Inangurated Reforms.
SHARP COUNTY RECORD:

SHARP COUNTY RECORD:
We notice in the July 9th.
issue of the "Hustler- Her
aid" a very short and sweet
"squi5," in relation to our
article published in your
paper of recent date, where
in we challenged and denied
the correctness of some of
the said Herald's wild and
reckless statements of GER
tain ''inaugurated reforms"
introduced by one of our ex-
clerks, of Sharp county, but
instead of giving any proof
whatever of the correctness
of his bombastic statements,
simply says I'VE have no
shot to waste at a noise, "
from which uncOuth state
ment, we will infer that he
could not produce the proof
in substantuatiOn of his reck-
less assertions, that by the
acts so referred to or any
other deed, that he saved
Sharp county $1,000 or any
other amount. And again
we infer that he bit off a
little more of this 'inaugur-
ated reform" business than
he can now mastlcate, and
just simply vomits th e
whole thing up, and virtu-
ally says he was Just in
dulging in a little bit of
fiction to see how it would
sound, and to also groom up
his favorite steed a little to
see if it would be safe to
trot him out on the tracks
again two years hence.
AS to our real name, the
Herald man need not be un-
easy, it will "bob" up when
necessary, but we conceived
the idea somehow, when we
read those VIM, ]. Bryan
like biographical sketches of
his mans achievements and
greatness from childhood up
that they too was not from
the original and real manu-
script of the party credited
with having produced the
same, therefore we saw
proper in our other article,
as well as this time to sign
our name,
BO PEEP.
Sharp County record., 1896-07-24

Mr.. Kuhn of the Jasper
Scimeter writes that he is
personally acquainted. with
Mr., Bryan, the presidential
nominee, He thinks Bryan
by far the best man that
could have been presented.
He concludes by saying,
Bryan is solid as to finance,
sound on tariff question,
only 80 years old, robust
and hearty and is equal to
any emergency, physically,
mentally and morally
Sharp County record., 1896-07-24
Did va Erer MAKE Non cV
EdSy!

Mr. Editor-I have read how Mr. c.
f. B. mad9 so much money in the Dish
washer. business and think have beat iiw
| am very young yet ana have had little
experience in selling goods, bnt have
made over eight hundred d,Ilars i'll ten
weeks selling Dish Washers 1t is mn
ly wonderful how easy it is to sill them
All you have to DO is to show the ladies
how they work an they cannot help bnt
6uy one. For the banrft Of hers | will
state that got my stalt from the NJ md
City Dish Washer Co., S., Louis Mo.
Wnte to them and they will send you
full particulars.
| think lean clear over S3 000 the
coming year, aud | am rot gong to let
the opportunity pass. Try it and pub,
lish your success, fer the ben fl Of others
j. +. c,
Sharp County record., 1896-07-24

IT may be that the pop
ulist leaders will put out a
National ticket, but a great
aJority of the voters will
support the Democratic
ticket.
Sharp County record., 1896-07-24
ARKANSAS is the poor
mans paradise.
TAINTED ut once.

Active agents for each county:
Exclusive control and no risk. VIII
clear 70 to % hundred dollars 4 year.
Enclose stamp for full particulars or
25, cents for 81 sample, Big Rapids
Mineral Water Co., Big Rapids,
Michigan.
Sharp County record., 1896-07-24

If all the silver forces
will unite on Bryan and
Sewall, they will carry
every state in the union.
Sharp County record., 1896-07-24

a man may go to church
and sing and pray and act
the saint generally, and still
be a regular son.oi.a.gun,
Sharp County record., 1896-07-24

THE Democratic party Is
for the people, The repub.
lican party is for the sQoir-
rel,
Sharp County record., 1896-07-24

THE platform adopted at
Chicago is broad enough for
the silver forces Of all part
les to stand on.
Sharp County record., 1896-07-24

TAMMANY has declared
to support Bryan and Sew
all, so has David Bennett
Hill,
Sharp County record., 1896-07-24

take such steps as they may
think best for the advance
ment of the good roads
cause.
Sharp County record., 1896-07-24

You may often see an Irishman
without money, but never without
an excuse. If anything unusual
comes up he Is never at loss in
forming a conclusion. Sometime
since a counle of lrshmen came
over to this country, one went by the
unusual name of Pat and the other
Jamie. Shortly after they had land
ed they got work in rock quarry,
One Gay Pat on ralslng flat stone
discovered what he took to be a
striped kitten under 1t. He called
jamie to come and get it out while
he held up the stone. Jamie got or
his hands and knees and reached un-
der after it. He only made one pull
when as he jsmped up with his 6n>
gers on his nose he exclaimed.
"HowIy Mither, what has the cat
been a:tlng?"
Sharp County record., 1896-07-24
McElres's Wine Of CarduI

and rAEbFoRD'S BLACK 0RAUeHr aro
for salo by the following merchants in
Sharp County record., 1896-07-24

BRYAN and SEWALL will
carry every state in the
union,
Sharp County record., 1896-07-24

The populists are assem-.
bled at st, Louis this week.
Sharp County record., 1896-07-24

Said Committee is requested to
meet at the court house in Evening
Shade, Ark, Monday, August l7th,
1896. at - o'clock, for the purpose
of perfectIng an organization and
discussing the Importance of good
roads IN the state of Arkansas, The
committee is earnestly requested to
be present, and as many of the citl,
zens Of the county as are interested
in the Improvement of roads and the
general welfare of $ arp county and
the grert State Of Arkansas,
Sharp County record., 1896-07-24

DEMOCRACY will win,
Sharp County record., 1896-07-24

TELLER says he will sup.
port Bryan and Sewall,
Sharp County record., 1896-07-24

When the girl comes to be woman-
look out. If she starts ont in vigorous,
womanly health then il is pretty safe TO
say she will be healthy, attractive,
beautiful woman.
The beginning Of womanhood Is the
real crisis in woman's life. Nearly
always something Is wrong then in the
distinctly feminine organs, Maybe II
isn't very serious-no matter-the time
to stop disease Is when it starts,
Sharp County record., 1896-07-24
Good ROGdS

As a member of the Good Roads
Convention, which met IN Little
Rock, Arkansas, February 25. 1896.
and by authority vested in HIM by
said convention, William Il. Muir
ply, Judge of Sharp County Arkan,
sas. has appointed the following
County Executive Committee. to wit;
P, II, WllkerSon,
J. w. Smith,
Albert Nichols,
CALVIN Moblev,
Jno, A. Wilson,
Jno. w. Brstow,
Hugh SPOTS,
Lew Parsley,
T. K, Pickens,
David z. King,
D. D. Spnrlock,
Scott Welsch,
Luke Worries,
|. M, Gray,
Walker Clayton,
Dan p, Ewing,
Y, J, Young,
Geo. /. Green.
Sharp County record., 1896-07-24

g. you 'cSire ytlng in cur lire new or second hand -N
SIr'm yon W" w treat You right IN prso ard terms and
ssasSa'NIaci"n, Catalogue freq on application,
Sharp County record., 1896-07-24

G sc the b Planes in the world Our IIalltt Duh
O@ lanoS aye endorsed by all of the great artists and Nd
give pc rect Sa'laao ion wherever placed If you get
pie Sc lou, too.
Sharp County record., 1896-07-24

~ hmbaI Orgara acknowledged by all who know what al
ought to be- SIS the finest in Il g word and quality consisted
s''e"e There are more than IO0O0 in ue eud MT sa
customer Ne better recommendation could be ,fered Whist did
Sharp County record., 1896-07-24

Very truly, JEANETTE S.
Sharp County record., 1896-07-24
Headquarters =

NO ot3sr firm in the State noys the advantage 6, heinz h
rentanya or cAn sell FIST class instrun, MS at tond
considered or as favorable terms as we can, F""
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OLD MAN OF THE SEA.
He Cannot Be Shaken Off at the Sea Coast or
Mountain Resorts
There But One Cure for Catah Other Chronic DA
of Scientific Copeland Physicians
Is the Only Hope of Those Who Are Thus Afflicted.

This i the season when the victims o.
chronic disorders make an effort 70 sake
them or BY spending tine ard Money
az the summer resorts asozy TIE ssaez o.
IN the mountains. only 20 and zcoa thsir
return TIA. the story OF Slnbai and re
Little Old Man CT the Sea = repeated =
clinss 10 them. Benefited n h=aEta IN
seine respects they no coaht are ara tAat
they have enjoyed themselves shsr- IS IT.
tie room for question. yer tae ban. a dis
ease IS still upon them. ard 4 has To- ozca
paused IN It's steady progress towards TIE
inevitable end. Tals = sSzeFAsn< -1aI
cannot De srtHes with A horrible wczn1 :
not cured by throwing cE0.h ever l. Ca
tarrh and other chrczsr truusIes rz1n sh-gr
course steadily and ressnfsessly. 10 mater
what may De doae % hide shen 1-cn view.
Scientific ase5aezi trsztze1. Is TIE cnly
remedy. orly oy saeh coasanzA.e skill
as ihat exercised Nv the Copeland ahyss-
clans n applying me wonderful nsr Cope
land treatment can a cure Dc effected TIE
sooner chronic sufferers recognize this IN
deniAoie fact the better. THIS g-sx, truth
should be b.azoned or ne sky n letters or
Light. that al might see ard 5e convinced.
This oaiy sure road 20 health Is made easy
and inviting BIZ tas Copeland system 0.
charging bit IS month and supplying al
medicines free
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THE GOLDEN RULE.

DR.. Copcfand's maxim fss Do unto
the sick "a yop would have the doc
tors do ny you ~ you were pros
frate with some dreadful chronic
maiady and without the means to
pny big fees. All who suffer from ca
tarrfa. asthma or bronchitis. burning
rheumatism or disf Eurfng skin dis
eases, lang or throat affections,
liver. kidney. bladder. stomach or
bowel trouble or any other wasting.
chronic atiment are welcome, every
time, TO all the benefits of the Cope
land Medical Institute. the Collins
building. corner Second and James
streets. without expense beyond the
nominal assessment of % per month
all I'M edicfnes included.
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WITHOUT CHARGE.

For the purpose of enabling all to
obtain "a correct idea of the Cope
land system of dfsease treatment
and TO test it's trauseendent adsaut-
ages over less advanced methods
"a should he kept I'm mind that DR.
Cop~fnud offer. to all sufferer. from
Rheumufism. Lung Trouble, stomach
Trouble, skin Disease. Casarrh or
other durable chronic maiaay, n
trial treatment without charge. Re-
member that all who apply 10 the
Office I'm person are cordially well
come to n carefui examination. adj
vice and treatment upoa their first
visit. absolutely free of expense for
consultation. diagnosis, treatment
or nm edicfneg
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HIS Companions Tell How He rerished
In the Greyfce.

The post-Intesllgence has received
letter from r. II Cai.igsn, dated a. sun
Yise City. July II. enclosing a signed
statement by the men who were with
Edward Kennah when that unfortunate
rran lost hts iifs IN crevtce OF Ice near
Twanty-mile river. ernptying into Turn
again arm. TIE letter is addressed TO
the relatives and friends or Edward Ken
nah and 20 the authorities
Following IS the way by which Ed
ward Kennah came 20 his death on July
s isss on a mountain IN the vicinity Of
u stream known as Twenty-rnile river.
The undersigned. with kcnaah. number
sng six persons in ali left Six-inile creek
on the morning % July I. Isss, in boats
for tire purpose % prospecting for god
or the he8dvaters q Twenfy-Enile river.
We arrived az the mouth Ct the river at
atout ! o'clock % the same day. We
cooked our dinner on the hanks % the
river and after an hour md a hairs rest
we preceded UP stream by means q
walking along the banks and towing our
boats there being three % as 20 each
beat until We reached a point from four
% six miles from the mouth. We camped
on tha right bank. 81 the edge OF timber.
for the might and neat Day continued our
tourney until : p'cleck p. m. when the
last boat reached point 81 land that
- parafes the west fork from the center
branch of the river. ans there went Ezfo
camp. On the evening q the "a rain
b gan 20 fan ard continued almost with
ouf interruption through ire %. 9Th and
Sch.
an the meantime We had constructed
substantial sheds o. poles and hen1lock
bark fer = central camp ard base OF or
srations. At THIS point We found four
men who had been csmped here for che
or moro DAYS. three Of whom xrsre present
when Kenuah died. The latter p rites
had been as far up the creek As fhe can
ven % the west fcTk. ard after consul
satEoa we al concluded on the evening
q the 5sh that on he sth we would as
csnd the mountain. cross over the sum
rait sna descend into the valley OF the
west fork above ne cRuyon. RhEch
seemed az that time tire most practical
way % get % cur objective point. 50 On
tae morning q TIE sss ne started over
TIA mountain. and az I21 were eating
iuuch on the summit above the Tire q
perpetual SNOW We had We thosszht
snaan TIE most GIaieNif part az our trip
over without ans ussshsp whatevar. ia.
Just oScF the SaE1E1lt va found what ws
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AR. r. c. Wiley. for the past four years
q resident OF Porter. Chehaiis county.
WASH. was II a desperate condition when
he had the good fortune TO come under
the care OF The Copeland physicians. lie
says.
For twenty years I have had cafarrh
OF the nose end throat. with a prcfuse
ifst barge from the nose AMI constant
croppiags in the throat that kept me
lsa King ard splitting all the time My
rostriis were always s1oppHi up on ore
side or the other. Three years ago this
developed into a severe case OF asthma
which rendered life a burden TO me. The
least exertson caused attacks OF smother
ing and made me gasp fer breath I Rad
TO give I'd work entirely. I could uat
sleep and passed whole nights siftizg n a
chair Irhaliug medicinal smoke % olsafr
temporary relief. 4 frts1i who had been
cured BY the Copeland physicians a5steea
me 70 try their treatrnen-, ana I isI 30.
I began 10 improve immediately. ana an
now entirely free from all M lis sressinE
symptoms. Not only las the cafH~rh ia
my head ard throat been cure J. hat my
asthma as vel: and / feel better tnaa I
have for years"
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No one Deprived sr Sh~ E@==sss ~ a..
top~taaa freAtszent N@~sRss as IL.
ing Al a bs=ssSs@ Fr@sn the un~~-

No ons Deprived sf sh~ E~a=xss ara.
topetaaa TreAtsaens E@esMss ar -.
ing At n ps<sszss Fr@n the ssa~
Tie sane werssrsza ara zrf.---- .u..
resS @tEszaS1lrg - treatment y - f<ss,.
4ASG s1ESz< aHs = rhz.r s~see q fzss~s 3.
sseir ooTsae t-s2t-1e1i = pa-i@-ss ~ zss-.
~ tie 1se az a ear1rsAezz1v@ s~.~ sssr-s
bank taev ara euzhEsa 10 es-rws~4sv -
rose cases an1 prescribe sa~ tAs-s 49, -
;netF excellent system 9e rsacvrs trsy se~vs
n tsa Country may s1 erSs say - - -
TIE cry.
Mr.. WILLIAM GTEREz r~-s. a "a.
Say fEe1a IASeglS lsA1d. AlaSxx. > sssss
emss4s &az@r sAs sara af tes rsasSzsS
Fas~-114@S. WIsa re res9s sn4s =. -
gang c2ek zga11 - rszsrs@ rs iwsx<.
e1rsa ard hsaitsy EraE- Re says.
t2taFFa alz7cst ruA&s = x-sek = "a
u ssEt ms - sAe heSassAA ana s4srrnEes
niT antt1s~ - w0rk Ec- sawsraa r@.-s
Vas forced 80 breathe sh~uzrA 49,
nneatAs sec1uS@ of r1y Eese ss.ax ssans@s
81 %nste Tia 1Tepp<s snsa ~xp 1919
sept ne c0G5tlgaIiy rAzxf1x All snss-
ting. My Eara2t Was saze Eearse a ~.
tire, and ha1 steady es1sk re
pelscn got iata rny sSoaazz asss sssfsv
tie failed and ny stomach xsr< =.
great distress after S&tszE Z sxaaHass "a
belched gas Ay aawsis h~css-e cnrursras-
" cansttpassd. A. last pans fMraesxa ~
back ard chest ard kk3z~ys Ans asxsEe-
gave TIE great distress. liz fGxg I nasa ~
almost a total wreck ard n-aa9e = wQrx
! went TO a hospital. nGt wneE T lee =
/ vas SosH worse CT 1ka1 esgzwa Z
had % saasdor everything and 70 - ~
Copeland Physicians q 1koEz | sAs s@a-s
50 much. ! AI zox weis zz9 IN x1Enx
back % Alaska agasz % re@aTe xeex
feeling heEter able 90 Go & tA8n -
years. Al sAs tr1u6sss { lave zs1xss
az have disappeared ard ! arr segg4rssY
cured"
Mr. 3. l. M.ELREATF4.. q sesacf r.sss.
er. and for Hf3aen yFaFs res 4sEk af Sxx~
g. C4fy. WasA.. says
About seventeen years AKA { reeasT1x
4 hr1Gs@ ca ms heea waicn. gsreEgA rax-
leef, led - blood Esatsonlns. fgsH Ire e.
fleets Ct shIca I haze sasTered neyazs tie
power 90 wSrls % describe. ard - zAAa
! a. last became iac4ra e&tafs& s1r feaee-
ing. Ms trouble hecAule - BAD. fAas
had 70 have me ~Aoie fran1 hare rssnsv-
ed from ras right lex. wish rsnSe4Az3a9 -
grew worse aEtmr this severe aserass@n
and Assesses developed on my iass lax.
threatening the same necessity for "a
operation as On The ether one. I aeeaws
feeble and en1zetafed Ard was 3azASa
90 pursue rlS professor. AZ last I sec.
Oh crutches 20 the Copeland physscs21s 49,
Ing persuaded 70 Try them BY M u1Easr.
who Was B pasieut a. their eszlee- I AaS
no hope 0E relief. 6us they az n1ce sex -
work % cure the cause % my da@Se1ssy.
WITH the result that ! began af aaes =
improve. and now enjoy better Aszlka
than I have for nAEv years 7 E1@ lara
70 difficulty ia walkiag without %itser
crutch or cane. and can once meTs AtESAt
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EFFECTS OF LA GRIPPE.
He Suffered From 1t for Seven Years
Until Cured at Home by the Wonder
faI Copetand Home Treatment.

A weli-known man az Avon. Wash. Is
Mr. Burton Merritt, employed by The
South Avcn Single Company. lie is en-
thusiastic as 20 ire merits Of The Copeland
system Of home treatment. Ee says.
Seven years ago ] had an attack Of la
Grippe, and have suffered from Is effects
ever since, until cured by the Copeland
unyxictans BY their wonderfully success
ful system Of home treatment. Ny hsalfh
era 5ualiy declined after my attack. I
had frequent spells OF dizziness with
specks floating before my eyes. There was
a constant. duh pain in my back. My
stomach distressed me, and was so weak
that often a mere glass Of water would
cause vomiting. AZ times ! was badly
cous.fpated. a1d at other times had diar-
rhoea I could rot sleep wei al night,
and my nervous system became 50 ex-
hausre1 thar I became weak and freffui
ard urfit for work. ! vas completely
miserable. / consulted several physicians