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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
CoNNtssfohER's OFFICE.
KlnRwoOd, W. Va. Sept VI, 1919.
James TitberlhgtOn
AIfred slsIer 81 al. "HIII

ys; Equity.
The above entitled chancery cause. by a de-
cree Of Tho circuit Court Of Preston county,
made therein ON the ist day Of September. x,
~, 1874, having been referred 60 the UNDER
siRncd Commissioner IN Chancory, with the
lnloWing directions 10 ascertain and rsport
The real estate owned ~ the defendant, Alfred
Fis'er' the state and condition OF the tfLis
thereto. the liens and charges thereon, their
amounts, character. priorities. and 10 whom
owing ard that he report aDt other pertInene
matter which may he deemed so by himself. or
required by the parties or Hny OF them
he parties 90 said cause, 90 Wit James
Titheringion. plaintiff, and Alfred sialer, Jos.
y. Sisler, ". a. sisl0f. Jacob Y Sanders. The
Terra vita Bank. John r.. Jones. The Garrett
County Bank, ParlcY DoHerry. A. j. Sanders
and George II. Sisler, defendants. Will. there
Tore. take uptice. that & q the 18th day Of Orto-
Der, a. D., 1893 NJ my office Ia KirRVOod. Press
ton county, West Va 1 shall proceed TO exc
cute said decree.
Given under my hand this 9th day OF een1
teInbcr. a. ID 1872.
JOHn W. wArsoN, Commissioner.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
COMMISSIONERS orFIcK.
Klngwood, ". Va, Sept, "a, 1898.


- ~ " VI
Tho above cntit ed chancery canse. nv n dAz
cree OF the Circuit ourt Of Preston county.
made therein, on the 9Th day OF September, x
". ~ ., having been re erred To tho undertaken
Ing directions to ASCERTAIN and report the real
estate owned by the defendant. Jncob x.
therctp, the Hens mud charge thereon. their
amounts character, prioritics, aud 20 whom
OWING aud That he report any other pertinent
matter which may be deemed so by himself or
required by the parties or any OF them;
ne lhrurr to said patse. To wit Othn Spoel-
innn plnintih' and Jacob X. Feather. ".
Glover Henry clay HYDE. Wm O., Brown Neil
j Fortncy. Jac b l. Feather and Guy A, Elliott
deieudnnts Will therefore. take notice. that.
on the 5lst day OF October. A. d.. 1893, ut my
once IN kingwood. Preston county. W, Va
sha!l nr0ceed 10 execute snid decree.
tombcr, A. d.. 1905.
jonS w. WArsot, Commiss,oner
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unequal un the struggle,
and lts life WAS yielded
up ~ the fearful poison.
For ak long years suf-
forcd untold misery. I
Was covered with sores
and ulcers from head 10
foot. and no language
oen express my feelings
Of woe during those long
yenrs. l had tho best
medical treatment. Sew
eral physicians success
sively treated mo, but nil
In M Thn -
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The last teachers examination for
the year 1898 vii be held tn Newburg,
Oct. 18th and 18th.
a.. S. WuETsELfs
County Sun.
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GRAND PEACE JUBILEE.
Philadelphia October 20. 20 and g7-
One Fare For The Round Irlp-
Baltimore & ohio X. X.

For the Grand Peace Jubiloe at Phil.
adei Dhia, Oct IS, % and 20. tie Baiti-
more 81 Ohio r. r. will sell tickets a.
One Fare for the Round Trip. roo,i
going on regular trains OF October 24ti,
20 27th, good TO return until October
3ist 1898. inclusive. The Jubilee Is ~
be- a National affair aud three dags
wiii be devotea 10 Give. Military and
NavNl paradeS. For fuil iuformation.
cali a. ticket Office, B. s. o. g. ~
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The Kingwood Public Schools
opened last Monday with a fair enroll
ment and started of very nicely and
pleasantly. The only trouble was hat
many of the pupils can't get books
they need, as no one in town attended
to securing them in tune. The era
ham Drug Store has been keeping
theni' but overlooked the matter ov.
ing to a change in the firm lately. The
school started on with the following
attendance in the VARIOUS departments /.
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TWO GOOD BARGAINS.
z G0nLMIllL9 DAaLLIll HAI2HS.

pno ffp0 Two tory 70 idonce wi b Ton
Rooms. GYud yard and Garden. and si t@res ~
10 Good stable ond ali ueccasary Out
ltnildin0s, Good Ceiinr and qpfeudid water.
ne lonHH Ffnit Apple. Peaches. plumq.
Herrlee and ia phcrries. WOuse BOZ FlfstClass
tii0u. Lately rtporcd and Painted.
pc Otber Dwelling DE- T1l sSf0ry aud six
large HClnuF, rifH Garden. sifuatsd on Nafy
Also in Splendid Condition
both Prplfrties Will be- sOld on Fav0rabi9
Terms. Call N or address
WILLIAM r.. MENEAH
1iuEwOod. ". va.
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The Fairmont Index has this 20 say
Of = minister we'll known here and
formerly Presiding Elder on tins cir
cult
The many friends OF the Rev. T. T..
ChenOweth will be glad TO know that
the NJ. f. Conference at its last session
practically restored him 10 member
snip IN that body. He has been puton
the supply list OF ministers and 40
dou6t next year will be restored 20 full
ministerial labors. It has aIwsY IS been
ielt among a great many people that
rev Chenoweth was harshiy treated
ana MS conduct since has been such "a
To elicit tho sympathy Of the public.
winch will be pleased 90 learn that
mere IS now full determination TO re.
move The stigma that was placed upon
MN rev Chenoveth WAS an eloquent
ana talented minister and his restore.
tion viii bring back to the copference
an able and jealous member
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iesta religiosa

El que vi6 en- Rio piedras ell aoto de
Ia comuni6n general que tuvo lugar en- su
iglesia, Ia maffana del Coraz6n de Jeeus,
habra apre6iato 10 que vale una fiesta cria.
tiana, digna de So nombre, para la felicidad
de IN pueblo.
Nosotros, que ocasionadamente pu dimos
prefenoiar esta so!emne fiesta, tenemos ell
singular placer de expresar ell efecto que nos
produjo-en nosotros = en- cuantos llenaban
esa maf1ana el primoroso temple parroquial.
La communion de todos los devotos del
Ssgrado Coraz6n fu6 un aoto dnioo incom
parable, por au msgnidoencia ningdn otro
espeotaoulo de Ia TERRA
ALI era precise estar para sentir las
emociones del divino quito catolico, verda.
dera grandeza del mundo, entire cuabta,
grandezas en- este mundo admira ell hcmbre.
Todos los feles asistentes, que era un
ooncurso de 10 mas horido de nuestra iuyen.
tud II sdistinguidfsimas damas de Ia capital
yde este pueblo, Sc arrodillaron ante eli ar.
tar reoibir el pan de los angeles.
Y el reccgimiento , la piedad que en- ell
santo reointo reinabsn, los oantos dulofsimos
del coro,-parecfanos TODD, antemursl fortf-
simo contra toda guerra-a!lf donde SO es.
ouchaba un grito de guerra contra nuestras
malss pasiones, qae son las que, venoi6ndo.
ls, dsn Ia hermosa paz & los corazones.
todos los oorazones que han ooopera.
do tan solemne fiesta, vayan nuestros pa
rabienes del amor, que e amor divine los
habrA coror ado en- esta villa en- la eterna,
de las preciosas guirnaldas de la gloria.
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rra ha cambiAdo resueltanente 4 favor de

rra ha cambiado resueltanente 4 favor de
Espafis.
Tan visible-y tan profundo es 81 movi-
miento de simpatfa haoia los espaflolee, que
SO cree que Ia mayorfa del Parlamento ingl6s
no aprobarA Ia polftica del Gabinete.
Mao Kinley Sc manifesto sorprendido
la vez que contrariado.por estos informes,
Dijo que no eomprendfa cambio seme'
jante. nj vefa motive alguno para 6l.
Defendiendo su conducts, afladio que
habfa heoho todo 10 possible por evitar Ia
guerra, que tan solo Sc decide ella en-
vista del fraoaso de la acci6n y de las ges-
tiones diplomAtioas. -."> -:
No sc considera responsible del lenguaje
smpleado en- las Camaras americanas, nj
sprob6 nunca oiertas violenoias de los jim
goistas; pero tenia que sujetarse las deol:
stones del Congreso, afrma que 10 hara
sin salirse de los t6rminoss de su mensa]e.
Fla ofrecido tomar cuantas. disposiclo'
nes sean >necesarias' para que la guerra no
perjudique los intereses britAnioos. ,,.<... -.
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De Junoos nos escriben manifes.-
tAndonos <que d a. aJGhtamieDto de aquel
t6rmino ha solisitado del *seEor Secretario
de Gobernaci6n una subvencion de $500 co.
mo empr6stito que SO descontarA de Ia can,
tidad que aporto 81 Exemo. senior Gobernador
General para atender alguna de las neoesi
dades urgentes de aquel pueblo,
~ Ri Ayuntamiento de Faiardo.
acordo- faoilitar semillas para siembras de
frutos memories, ofreciendo una recompensa
en metalieo para los que presenter mayor
namero de ouerdas cultiyadas y pr6ximas al
coseoho Igualmtnte aprob6 Ell Ayunta.
miento el cr6dito extraordiuario de 500 pc.
sos para oontribuir la subscription nac:o:
nal. Tambi6n Sc autoriz6 al presidente de
la corporaeioA para hacer los gastos necesa'
rios para la installation de mayor oontigente
de trcpas.
- Escriben del Balneario dc Coamo
que, sin embargo de que no hay en- la aotua
lidad mas que unos So 40 banistas, Sc pasa
ballf Ia vida muy agradablemente. La tenn
peratura es deliciosa y la soeiedad muY bue
ma y dispuesta s divertirse siempre Ri
amigo Boix So edesmadeja, porque la mesa
del restaurant responda al gasto de los ba
nista., cl doctor RAM de la Rubia Sc mul.
tiplica por atender y complacer los enfer-
mos. Sc .esperan nueyos banistas de dife-
rentes parties de la isla que va han maudado
& preparar a'ojamjento. En- Coamo Sc olvi-
dan todos hasta de que estamos en- guerra
con los yankee es.
r. ~ El vapor frahc9s <Manoubia, car.
g6 en- Ponce III sac3s con cafe que pesa-
ron e7, kilos destin4dos Marse|la ell
Havre, y 40 pacas con tab: co para Bremen,
pesando 4, $40 kilos. u @.
~. Destinados Arroyo lleva la COLE.
ia <Coraz6n de Maria, IS, 900 kiios de sal,
prooedentes de Cabo Rojo.
~. En- la Gale del sol, eFquina la
Cruz, hay un baohe, tornado con mctivo de
las dltimas lluvias, que priva en- parte, ell
transito 4 aquellos vecinos.
~ Dfcese que de un momento otro
quedara instalado en- ell castillo del Moro,
un potente foco de luz el6otrica que permit
ra iluminar los horizontes del mar en- algu-
nos Kilometres de distancia.
= - kefrj6ndoss la manera de dar
la apariencia del mArmol 8 lss fguras de
yeso, nos hioieron deoir antes de aver los ca
jitss que despues de embebidas aqua de
jab6n y secas, deben frotarse bien con i'm
<hierro suave, (que barbaridad). Conste
que nosotros esoribimos con un <!ienzo>
suave que es como debe leerse. .+-.
~ ABASTO -PUBLICO.-La carne
de res go expendera mafana en- esta capital
al precio de "a centavos ell kilo.
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Secretaria del Despacho
de instruction publiea
CIRCULAR

Llaman la atenci6n de esta ~Seoretaffa
las qneias repetidas en- todas formas de mu-
chos Maestros que, por no percibir oportuna
mente ell pago de sus haberes, son vfotimas
de la usura 8 de 10 que es peor todaVfa; de
la carencja absolute de medios psra sostener
sus familiae.
Actes de ahora ell Gobierno General in
sist'6 repetidas veoes en- la =necesidad de
atender oportunamente las erogaeiones es.
eolares, diotando notables disposiciones
dsndo preferencia entire los empleadoa del
Maglsterio, esos modestos, pero asiduos
otreros del progreso de los pueblos.
Dadas las aotusles circunstancias, deben
ser elias un motive mas que obre en- ell ami.
mo de los Munioipios de los se6ores alcal'
des, como ordenadores de pagos, para no
del ar olvidado & los mentores de nuestros hi.
JOE, los que debemos en- gran psrte cuanto
somos y vaIemos.
Esta Secretarfa, por tanto, espera que
desde luego Sc atienda q satiffaoer ei no en-
todo, en parte al menos, las erogaciones ds
los Maestros, hacienda qnee oportunamente
SO libfe ell pago en- la forma que presto ma
yor facilidad; proveyento asf al sosteni
miento de Ia clase mientras sc kalda de un
TODD tan sagradA deuda.
No duda pues este Centro que sin no.
cesidad de ulteriores exoitaciones, nj de que
esta Secretarfa adopte otros medios, Sc cum.
plirA por los senores aloaldes con 10 que las
disposiciones vjgentes ordenan sobre ell par.
ticular; va que aef prestarAn inapreciables
servicios la Region ya4la Patria CORES
pondiendo al dictado de noble y generosa
que tanto honra este suelo.S
Del oumplimiento de eata circular Sc
seryiran los Sres. alcaldes dar debida ouenta
s este Centre superior.
Puerto Rico, JUNO quinoe ds mil ocho.
cientos noveinta = ooho. Manuel +. Rosy
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N0TICI|!Als &c

~ Continaan en- pie las quejas del p1.
blico por el tamsho peso de los bol!etea de
pan que Sc venden pcr una cuarta de libra,
porque va Sc llega al dltimo lfmite del abuse,
siendo 10 cierto que el eomprador no sabe
como le ouesta ell artfculo. En- este asunto,
como en- otros de policfa municipal, hemos
maohacado en- hero frfo, perdiendose los
lamentos del pdblico como Sc pierde en- el
mar un grano de arena.
- Hemos dido decir que un comer
ciante de Barcelona tiene aqu1 almacenada
una pa,tida de arroz valenciaro que tra1a 81
vapor <Grau Antilla, destinado la Haba'
ma, que ha dado orden por cable que no Sc
venda 4 menos de &13 quintal. Como ell re-
ferido arroz no habra oostado 4 mas de y
medic en- almacen, resulta un hecho que no
hay que comentar.
- Han oomenzado en- Areoibo las
obras de forti6caoi6n defensa del antique
fuerte, hoy Paseo de las Damas.
.*x Ayer~tarde anoche han caido re-
cios sguaceros eE esta capital y eus contor'
nos: en- Bayam6n fueron fenomenales, segdn
nos dioen Grscias al aqua .caida, &c han
limpia1o bastante de sus arenas las GALES de
la oiudad. Las lluvias son ell mejo auxi-
liar de barrenderos y el policfa mas active
~. Don Luis Briones nos participa que
sabsdo le han sustraido, en- el tranvfa de
Jbarri un paquete, conteniendo dos mos
quiteros blancos, habiendo dado cuenta 8 la
poliofa sin que hasta ahora so halla dado
con el autor del heoho. =, ...- :,
s*. N Nuestro iisstrado amigo 81 doctor
don Salvador CarboneH, de Mayagiiez, nos
ha obsequiado con un ejemplar del intere-
sante folleto que ha publicado bajo el tftulo
de <Consejos los miembros de la asocia-
ci6n de la Cruz Rojs,, cuyo envfo mucho le
agradeoemos.
- -. Nos dcen que Sc gestiona porque
Vega este puerto un yapor frances que sal
ga &1ectamente para la Peninsula, para car
gar de & 10 mil sacos de az ncar y cafe.
- Advertimos & los abonados morosos
en- el pago me tiene nuestro agente en- AFRO.
penderle el perhiico todo ell que no psgue
antes de fnalizareada mes.
- Nos dioenHque en- Gurabo Sc ha
descubiertc, al pareces una nina de orc. El
~ qaa nos tls d 4a HHetleAe visto una porci6n
dc terra conteniendo de- precioso metal y
Isis.
~. A la una y media de ayer>entr6 en-
! nuestEo puerto el vapor inges ~RaSeasda.
]e,, de Tie tonelsdas, prooedente de Ha9A
Notrae pasajeros y viene a@eargar azdoar.
~ Dicen de Puerto. Plata qua1el nue.
vo CONSUL espaflol de aquella ciudad, s.acr
don Juan jose Potous y Martinez, SO ha he
eho muy popular alIf. Esta muy bien re'a
cionado goza de las mayores eimpatfas en-
todos los o1rculos scciales. @s 5@
-. De Quebradillas: Gel dla Is,
las ouatro de Ia tarde, fu6 sorprendido po,
Ia guardia municipal el individno Faounde
Maldonado Batists, veoino de 4fecibo, aue
sc ocupaba en- hscer comprss en- alguaos es
tableoimientos con la inteneidn de 40 pagar;
por dltimo, oomi6 en- un boasg y page
II fondeTo con una surrasdeJ
~v,:k' ssZ&$@@s'
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conato de incendio en- San German

HI martes Is, entire diez cuarto = diez
y media de Ia noohe, una mano eriminsl qui.
SO pei gar fnego en- una casa cohtigua Il de
e a1cesi65n.fA rsst 81 qae~eEtk hoy el Ga
sine. drsoias que On jovencito, depen-
=diente de una de las ooniterfas. pasaba por
.oerc4 dsl I'll eleg gidos spor q oriminal. yi6
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ACADEMIA POLITECNICA


Preparatoria para carreras oiviles
militares.
Director don Joaquin Baroo.
Captain de 1ngenieroe, ex.profesor de la
Academia General Militar preparador
duraEte ! / afos.
Ha empezado el oureo de 1898 a 1899.
Pfdanse reglamentos donde ee detallan
los resultados obtenidos por esta Academia.
Direction Pabellones de Casa Blanca.
Is Il
uahiondn trasladado temporalmente m
''ao'o"uo >spmioilio & Bayam6n, los olien'
tes de esta capital, que deseen mis- servioios'
pueden dejar raz6n en- ell dep6sito de maqui-
mas de coser del sef1or Silva en- la farmacia
del se1or Duran, oalle de San Justo. Los
de Bayam6n en- la calle del Rey ndmero Q,
en- donde de "a dare oonsulta gratis 4 los
pobres. j. ZARATT. 1913
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Academia Santa Barbara

O6oiales del cuerpo de Artillerfa sefio.;
res Esteban, Mascot Valdivia, Prepara-
cidn completa para oarreras oiviles militia
res. Alumnos internos externos classes
spartioulares. San Francisco 90 pabe Ion
de Norzagaray .-Telefono III. 15-4
- 80 zss -sas-s-
II LEI @
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recovery was so rapid and perma-
nent, that he resolved to give up
entirely his former profession
Chat of Methodist minister) and
deyot his life to the study and
spread of the new gospel of Osteo-
pathy.
DIR. Warren is by nature and
education eminently fitted for his
profession. Having strong and
attractive personality he inspires
confidence IN his patients. He
was educated at the Northwestern
University Evanston, ILL.,, and
spent ten years in the ministry.
Since his early boyhood he has
had fondness for the studies of
anatomy and physiology.
For the past seven months DIR.
Warren nas been in practice in
Ellsworth and his wonderful sue
cess there has made him we'll
known IN River Falls and is the
best and only endors nent that any
physician needs. The doctor has
his office at present at his resi-
dence where he can be found on
Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
corner of Second and Spring SITS.
s So many inquiries are daily
heard about Osteopathy that the
editor has asked DR.. Warren if he
would not write series of con-
|tributions to this paper on the
}subiect which he has consented to
do.
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w. j. Brier President Of the Normal.

Prof. w. J. Brier was elected to
the Presidency of the State Nor
NAL School at this place Thursday
1 O fill the vacancy made by the
resignation of President Parker.
Prot. Brier has been a member
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Do Not Despair.

But consult Drs. Lain & Ellis,
who will be in River Falls Aug.
5 % and 26, and will return every
two months for one year. They
are prepared to treat all chronic
and long standing diseases of the
eye, ear, nose and throat; lungs,
heart, kidneys, liver, rheumatism
and such diseases Of the stomach
that have rejected all other
methods. Female diseases quick
ly relieved and cured. Be sure
and call early as our Office is al
ways crowded. Office at the
Gladstone Hotel.
o>~-~oo~~~Noo~-oo~~Ooo~~U
Special excursion train will
leave River Falls at $50 A. NJ,
Aug. %. for St. Paul; return,
leoves 7:1O-fare for round trip
rs &c Is. Following are special
attractions
Band Concert at Como Park,
Ball Game at Livingston Park,
Is Reg. Mimi, Vols at Camp
Ramsey.
Steamboat ride on Mississippi
River to Fort Smelling and Min
nehaha Falls.
>~oooooooooc.~~ooo~~oo~o
Owing to the hurried time of
year and the many entertainments
billed for the last of this month
the War Song Concert under the
auspices eff the M. E. choir will be
indefinitely postponed.
There has been a general and
most natural desire expressed by
River Falls play goers to see the
Janet Waldorf Go. once more
before they leave US for their regu-
lar season-No doubt some Of US
will go to st. Paul when they open
at the Metropolitan-but to the
many this is impractlcable and
withal expensive-The q. A. K.
has prevailed on the Company to
appear for their benefit at The
lander's Hall on the 25th (not the
10Th as previously announced }
That most laughable of Shake
spere's Comedles-Twelfth Night
is the bill selected and River
Falls should take advantage of the
occasion and turn out in full
force.
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2nd-Ihat. all bodily d1sorOerS
are the result of mechanical OBJ;
struction to the free circulation of
vital fluids and forces.
The theory is that disease is the;
result of displacement in the hui;
man organism. The underlying
principle is that when the body is
in perfect mechanical order and
every tissue. artery, vein and
nerve is enabled to do its work
without mechanical interference.
health will result. This curative
system is entirely drugless;
cures are effected by manipulation
and there are thousands of cases
now in evidence of it efficiency;
mum ers of these cases are among
the most prominent people OF the
several states.
One fact alone is sufficient to
show its wonderful growth in
popularity and notice of thinking
men and that is: its practice has
been legalized by the states of
Michigan, Vermont, Missouri,
N. Dakota, s. Dakota and Iowa.
The record Of Osteopathy is
without a parallel. 1t shows
that fully ninty-f five per cent of
all persons who apply to Osteopa-
thy for relief have for years been
seeking relief from medicines and
have not received it. If Osteopa-
5 thy benefited no more than ten
percent of this number it would
; be entitled to recognition; but the
fact is that eighty per cent Of the
5 total number treated have been
}cured while not over five per cent
fail to receive benefit and these
cases are those where the nervous
system has so degenerated by the
; use of drugs that there is nothing
left to build on.
5 River Falls is to be congratu-
lated upon the number of excel
lent hysicians located here whose
skill and proficiency rank among
5 the best in the state. This fact
alone is sufficient guarantee that
any others who locate here if they
expect to win the confidence of
the people shall stand as high in
the ranks of the art of healing as
they.
One of the latest additions to
the profession is DR.. E. d. War
rem a practitioner of tie new
school of "Osteopa thy"
DR.. Warren, like many others,
was first attracted to the new
science of Oste }pathy by the al
most miraculous result Of the treat
ment upon himself.
He had been a constant sufferer
for many years from one of the
most dread diseases that can af-
flct mankind and had constantly
sought every nook and corner
among the regulars and irregulars
for relief but with very little or
no result His condition grew
constantly worse year by year so
that he was obliged to give up his
profession entirely.
It was at this time that he was.
induced by a friend to consult DR..
Picker of the Northern Institute
Of Osteopathy at Minneapolis.
The doctor told him that his
case was doubtful but he could tell
in a short time whether the
disease would yield to
the treatment or not. Mr..
Warren, eager as drowning man
to catch straw, after consulting
many others who had been cured
by the new science at once began
the treatment.
By the end of three. months the