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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1900-07-03

BLUE MoUNTAIN ExPRB SIS, (PaTlor Cnfl
leaves Baltimore, daley except Sunday, q
| p. m, Stopping a. Westnli eter. New Windsor.
| Union Bridge. Brueeville (coHnocifon for
Frederick), ThGrm0nt. Blue RIDGE Bucna
Vista Spring, Blue Mountain, EdgclnonI
SinIthbGrg, ttngeTstown. Returning, leaves
Arrive Baltimore 9:31 u. m.
Additional trains leave Baltimore for Union
Bridge aud Intermediate Stations at 1917 q N,
and 8 aud 6.l5 p.tl.. aud leave Union Bridge
for Baltimore at 10 and o. 10 a IN, aud 80
p. M. daiiy. except Sunday.
SUSDAYsONLH.-Leap Baltimore for Union
Bridge aud lnternediate stations 9S5 q. M
and 2. 30 p. M. aud leave Union Bridge At g IS
a. m. and IL p. IN. for Baltimore aud Inter-
mediate Stations.
BALTIMORE q CUMBERLAND VALLEY BRAE ca
Leere HsgeFet own foFsh lppeBFbnrg and In
ternpediate StatioHe al q. - and II. 81 N. and
100 pm. Leave ShipPensburg for HngerEtoWn
and Intermediate Stations 1t $40 0. m. and
LILO and p IN.
TfsAISs VIA AITENWALO cuT-oRF.
Leave HagerStown for ChambersburE and
intermediate Stations at 557 q ES.-and S17p.
M. and leave ChanbeTFbura, for Hagersfopfu
and Intermediate Stations a. IS A. IN. aud
7.49 p. M.
Leave Rocky Ridge for Rmmitsburg at .23
and 10 80 a. N. and S-31 and 6-se p. m. I.eavo
EminitsbuTg Tor Rocky Ridge At 7.10 aud 10, 90
e. IN. and 50 and 80 pm.
Trains for Frederick leave BfuceviTIe At 8 ~ )
9-35 and 1910 a m, aud 5.38 aud 8 80 o. q. =
Leave Brucev1lie Tor Columbia, I.ittlestoWn
and Taneytown at 947 q. M. aud 8. Is D a..
Leave frederick for BIliimore at 7.50 &. ~.
and 3 and s. p. N.
coSSEcTIoNs AT CHERRY KUN. " "a.
b. 4 y. passeBgeT trains lcaye Cherry RIM
for Cumberland and intermediate points daily
at S:51 ., m. Cincinnati, st. Louis and chi
caso Express, daily. n 1870 p. M eiiicSeo
Express daley, at 1879 p. M
Daily. AZ others Daily, except Suuday
J: y. HOOD, Rres't. and lieisI Afan'sf
T. II t5RlSW OLD, Gent Pass. Agent.
July :, 1900.
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ne rsRn rIonks.

A worthy monk, as ancient legends say
Planted with care, a lender Tree one day.
Thinking with JOY how it would grow
anon.
And yield him profit nom The frnit
Pleased with his task; upon the spot, he.
bowed,
And 10 himself with pious Pride he
vowed.
g Now viii pray each dpy, and God win
whate'er ask to make the saplIng
Aud to his credit be il written now,
Not even once did he forget his yoN, :;
But moru and eve lie came TO view the
AID asked for what he saw it's needs to
He prayed for rain, and gentle showers
He prayed for sun. and sunshine came as
wen;
And when he asked for dow, there came the
For winds to blow, then grateful ureezes
blow.
For storm to strengthen. or for heat or
cold,
whate'er he eraved not once did God with
hold;
And yet in vain the selfish plan he
tried:
For all his prayers, the sapling dropped and
died.
Another monk his tree had planted too,
And day by day its spreading branches
Above the way to shelter as they pass
Gods weary children going out to mass;
And travellers oft, aside their burdens
Sat there and rested in it's peaceful
shade.
One day they met among the shadows
Just IS the convent bell had called to
prayer.
:; Now, tell me, Brother John, the first monk
said.
why your tree thrivo., while mine, alas is
dead
| pruncd it well and rendered it with
And twice each day told its needs in
prayer"
The other monk in meekness bowed his
Willie With sweet humility he said:
My simple mind could not presume 10
know
Just what wos best to make sapling
grow.
AID SO put it in Gods care, and left the
To him who made the tree, and knows the
never asked for sun-or rain or frost,
/ only prayed: Give what it necdeth
most
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1900-07-03
DEER PARK HOTEL
DEER PARK, MD.

Most Delightful Summer Resort of he AReqhenies
Swept by mountain brcez IS. 500 f ct above
sea level. Absolutely free from malariu, hay
fever and mosquiios. On Main Line of Balti-
more & Ohio Railroad. Hotel and Co tascs.
Every moderu convenience, Rooms EN- suite
with baih. FL ciric Lights, Elevator, Turkish
Baths, two large Swimming Pools, Golf Links,
Tennis Courts, Bowling Alleys Magnificent
Drives, Complete Livery Sc vi c Annapolis
Naval Academy Band. Delightful Cottages
(furn shed Tor housekeeping if dcs;red) ready
for occupancy June LIST, Hotel open from June
23d to September S0th
For rates aad formation address W. E.
Burwel. Manager. B. 81 o. Building. BalLi-
more, Nd, until June 10Th. After that time,
Deer Park. Garrett County, Md.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1900-07-03

'he best family cathartic Hoods Pills.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1900-07-03

Bowmans, Huwkinstown aud Mil Slnr, IN
ThorOughfure Gap Quot shown on inc TaUle)
are flag stops or Trains and -
Nos.14 and u connect with main line trains
for all points South aud Southwest, and Mt
of cars Observation-Disclosures andHarrisonbnrg.
For detailed infor ntion apply TO nearest
agent of Southern Railway. or write to
j.. :. BROWS. Gen'l Agt.,
EOS 18th st. N. ", Washington, ID. G.
FRANK s. CANNON. Sd v. p. Il Gen'l 8in'gr.
EOS 15ih st. n Washington DC.
j. ". Cur, Tralic Manager.
w. \. Turk, General Passenger Agent,
May 5. Washington, ID. G.
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w. 3. BEVILL. General Pass. AGENT
ROANOKE,M4.
Southern RaiIWaY.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ALEXANDRIA, STRAs-
BuHS AND HARRI oNBURs.
Effective May Z. 1900.
Grains Nos 9 and IL daily trains Nos. IS,
II, IA and ~ daily, week days.)
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lew lew YORK S 90 $40 s g
SOUTHWARK.
Train SO connect with Southern r. r
at Strasbnrg Junction at l9.s5 and TAB p. M.

Mixed Trains Sonthbound pass GhnrlcsTowa
al S.2S and 200 am. Acrive at Strdsburg
FUNSTON ut 6.09 and 1898 a. M.
Mixed traius nOrthbound pass Charles Town
ut 4, OF p. NJ. and 1.S2 q. m. Arrive at Harpcr's
Ferry At I. IS n. IN. aud 3 Is q. IN.
CONNECTIONS.
Trains connects at Harper Ferry RltbFas
limited Express train leaving atli as a. IN. aud
1915 pun, arriving at Chicago $50 a. M; and
1900 noon, and with train leaving at $40
p. IN. arriving Ut Cincinnati at 7,45 a, M, st.
Louis 600 p. M; aud connects at Weaverton
ut II. 40 a. M, arrive ut Hagerstown ut 12.
D. M. Washington Junction with train nrriY-
ing at Frederick at 1,55p. M.
Train IA connects with Fast Vcttibnle train
Mt Harper's Ferry at 9;4S p. m. for Chicago, OF
1921 p. IN. for Plttsbnrg and 1905 a. M. for
Cincinnati and st, Louis. arrive at Pits
burg at 200 u. m, Chicago at 9;45 p. M. Gin.
cinnatti at 5 y. M, aud ST, Louis $3.50 u. IN.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars are run
through to Cincinnati, st. Louis, and Chicago
on all express trains.
For rates tickets, baggage checked, apply
to any Office of the B. IS D. Railroad.
f. ID. UNDERWOOD, Gen'l Manager,
ID. b. MARTIN, Mau'gr Pass. Trafic
May 90. 1898
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oAsToREA.
s &C.; ne ,;.zl3..7z57z:5 e. -
Sunday Excursions, N. & w. R,v.

Tickets will he sold by the Norfolk IS Yves.
tern Railway every Sunday, June 10 to Sep
tembcr 49, 100. INCLUSIVE. tu l.uray. R!vcrton.
Berfyville, Shenandoah June ion aud Hagcrk-
town at VERY Low RATES. from all STA
lions Elkton to st. .Iamcs. inclusive.
No Baggage checked OH Sunday excursion
tickets Bicycles win be carried without
barge
See local fine tables for time of trans at
intermediate Stations. w. B. BEvTIL,
General Passenger Agent.
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"nnneer IS tl1e Rest sance..

Yet some people are never hungry.
Whatever they eat has to be forced
down. There Is, of course, something
wrong with these people. BY taking
Hoods Sarsapariila short time they are
given an appetite and then they enjoy
eating and food nourishes them If you
ind your appetite failing. just try bottle
of Hoods. 1t is true stomach tonic
and every dose does good.
The best family cathartic Hoods Pills.
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RAILROAD
NoRTRWARp.

Train connects W.th southern r. Il. a.
HarFlsonbnrg at 200 q NJ. for Strasburg
function and narpef's Ferry Division.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-27
IRON on THE WEST COAST.
New Properties BctnE Opened on
vancouver Island

J. r. Blsdsoe NJ. f. Of Alherni is In
Vancouver. r. c., in connection with the
transfer of some West coast mining
properties Mr., Bledsoe speaks very hope.
fully OF the mining outlook OF the West
coast generally. Great interest, says
the Vancouver World, ~ conferred IN the
extensive prospecting OF number OF iron
properties located on Sarita, Copper ISL
and and Toquart This work Is being
carried on by syndicate OF American
capitalists, who have secured long
lease on the properties. and will mine the
ore on a royalty. They have large
force of men at work, and expect 10 spend
ton and development before actual ship
ments will begin, IL Is understood that
II their efforts are successful u VIII mean
large smelling and pgeing plant at
side probably Port Angeles.
Speaking Of the copper properties on the
Coast. Mr.. Bledsoe says that the Monitor
group, which is IN the hands Of New YORK
capitalists, II ready 70 begin shipments as
their extensive whsryes are now COM
picted and their various slopes are suf-
ficiently opened to enable "A systematic
production of ore from now on. A large
amount of development work has been
done on this property and an extensive
body. % nigh-grade copper ore Is now
In sight. Proceeding up the canal, the
next property OF Importance Is the Hayes
group, upon which n large force OF men
have been working steadily all summer.
Between 500 and 500 feet In depth mas
now been reached on this property, and
the ore bodies exposed in all directions
have demonstrated that this property is
now worthy to be entitled mine.
on China creek the owners of the Gold
en- Eagle have let contract for an ex-
tension of the present wagon road, dis
lance Of some six miles, to connect with
their camp. The contractors, Messrs.
Ward & Drinkwater, are putting on every
available man in the district as they have
only ninety days in which to complete
the work. Development work has been
proceeding on this property for over two
years without interruption. and Tunnel
between GO and 100 feet In length has
croSscut several veins at nearly tho same
depth. and SO sufficiently demonstrated
the permanent nature and value OF the
property that the owners feel justified
IN crowding development and shipping ar
engagements as fast as possible with a view
OF getting their ore to market
The placer operations at Wreck bay
are proceeding continuously and almost
every boat that visits the West coast
returns with a few thousand dollars In
gold dust. 10 demonstrate that while the
pay ground II somewhat limited. some
'of II at least Is well worth the work.
ing. Generally speaking. while the season
has been qpiet from a speculative stand
point development work has proceeded
steadily on a number OF promising proper-
ties with very satisfactory results.
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NEWS AND GOSSIP Of THE MINING WORLD.

now over 800 feet. At 80 feet drifting
out will begin. The drift will be over geo
feet but can be pushed along much faster
than can sinking.
Al Willow river general fixing NJ
and cementng of the air chamber. un-
der the direction Of T. T. Hamshaw Is
taking place, X Is believed TO be about
ten feet until rich gravel Will be found.
With the air chamber made safe IL VIII
be only matter Of few days Untu gray
ell Is reached.
ON Cornish creek Harry Laird Is TAX
ing out gold. The amount Is not re-
ported but is said 20 be considerable with
better ground reported as the drift is
driven ahead Laird. Fry and Seely are
the principal owners.
At the Wing dam. en- Lightning creek,
Harry Jones was in about liz feet IN the
drift and was encountering more water
and softer rock. indicating that he was
nearing the channel Mining men are
watching this work with great interest.
II as good gravel Is struck as is looked
for in the cid channel and the water can
be handled. as apparently II can be. there
will be n great mine opened up soon on
Lightning creek,
The Glen iron mine at Cherry creek IS
In fun blast. shipping ore 70 the smciter
at Nelson where Il Is used as a lux.
The Copper Greek Consolidated Mining
Company has just completed its assess
meut work on the claims held by them,
resulting in the exposure or some Geod
ore. This property contains the Tender.
foot vein for about 500 feet and almost
completely surrounds that property.
The Tpnderfoot mine IS at present rum
ming two shafts and adding ore 10 the
dunno steadily The foreman, Mr. Jack
son, is making good Roadway.
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cr>sAnAa ~ sAyoxA.
Report of Valuable Find In Brit
ish gaIaaabia.

A. J Caiquhgun writing from the sa-
vana diatriet fo fhe Ashcroft Journal.
. reports fhat she CincaAHr MiniaR Cnfn~
'pAny's representative C. r. Low. while
superlutandiuR he arHosEment work has
grade rinnabar About three toms ~
hlgh grade ere ~hich % BE- estimated
should AvpfnRe Ha co ~ per cent are an
The dump and e hne shoslnx 10 Flnht This
retartnE
This Sra has bern made A. sn gpp9r.
tune moment quicksilver heinN very
hiRh owing fa sac decrease In the a4l-
pat from California.
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anar,x Prom the Ola Gold.

In the Office OF the Rossiand Miner airs
samples taken from the properties ~ the
Old Gold Quartz and Placer Mining Com
pAny. Judge J. ~ Miller, president %
the company. IN speaking about the prep-
critics. said. "A drift tunnel was run
along the hanging wail of the ledge for a
distance " - feet and aAcrusscut made
toward the footwall Before reaching the
fooiwall. however. two feet ef solid ore
carrying values u 500 10 the ton ana
three feet Of concentrating ore was en~
c0untersd Drifting along this ore shoot
is now Ia progress, The ore body coDtiu-
ues ~ the same width value, ~ more
gray copper Is coming n. The last ASSAYS
running over $3.50 20 the ton. TIC ore
carries gold. silver. copper and lead, Tire
four properties owned By the OLA Gold
company have been surveyed and = crown
grant for them Nil soon be issued The
properties are situated en- the west fork
~ the Duncan river IN the iardeAu eoun-
try"
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NOTES or c,Hruoo AND sAvox,.
Nearing the Gravel of Willow River
and of Lightning Greek.

rha Ashcroft Journal saws wnEk Ga
r.a1rfsrn creek has heen rHahfd ta3F sea-
srn apa the showing ard 1utprt are SIT
fsfsrteFTt
al ire Carihoo COLA ee'Gs track has
keen uuf in end e ear services iN raise the
g~arn5 has teen installed IL 1hie way
10 Gravel has been raised ffgrn the "a
st1al~rs fa fhe nit Snleniii work n
tfr7HarfuK was done hF eH~ty timers,
tf.s,A,re ~ furhes auuare ar8 % feet long.
sfnl rerferfty srsrf were fogra Arrange
r1pnis wll b. made FOR workin1 fhe sod
Acids en- q Different plan ard the oltplt
VIII Their ~ very large.
AZ slough creek the shaft 5xl5 . DOWN
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NEW YORK.


NEW YORK sept S-The stock market
move fevcrish and ir-csiar toay thar for months
dealings a large scale. eut the action 81 the
market Indicated 'hsi i was eeins tested ~ pres
~ the week seemed 90 have eliminated during the
morning sessicn and the everenshusisstie bulls who
had marked mp rFices against the outstanding short
account found themselves birei with Increasing Of
ferinzs reslrc INSTEAD u driving the shorts to
cover They therefore allowed prizes to drop back
and the market into dulncss, at about last nights
level The hear party apparently made no their
minds that the elimination - the short interest hAd
far weakened the technical position 81 the mar
~ AZ 70 wsrrart fresh snrosd upn rrtccs The
raia was conducted with determination and showed
tho command q lsrvr rsonrce Northern faeine
was ssnrics ont a. fhe recial ohiect II attack CA
gccog,st ~ President Mellcns assertion in the an
anal rcguu that tho rfopeess ~ business not 50
t,fsh, a. nc eor,inr yeAr owinr 20 the spring
wheat shortage. Practically the same commentary
contained in the annual report q ircs'ient
dav Northern Pacific bad failed 10 share In the
early strength and although there were other stocks
Northern Paeac zen far,hest below last nights level
- the railroad group The selling Of Northern Ia.
p,e,ae a. ,here are supposed 10 he large long sc-
counts existing In that stock The raid was sucess-
fil IN dsiNdrns Sscplos< orders and the whole mar
Net 81 away With violence The leading STOCKS wsre
rssint er more hslew last nights level before tho
decline eliminated The early advance had shown
rair. 81 . poin, Tor many stocks The nervous COM
alton ~ tire bears was srihnelv shown In the VIC
lent recovery II the last hour ~ the market, when
st,nev sut into circulation that the strike II tho
S,.i ,ni,er. h,a hsen se,tied Thls rimor was at
tritn,ca "a Chicsso. and although prompt measures
taken 10 SECURE authrntic Information on the sun
iect failed to confirm H. the hears hlusm stocks "a
cover in discfierlv hastc Some violent reccvsries
were tbe consequence Reading hrst preferrri rallied
~ on wide Jumps. and New Jersey Central ihe
covering movement extended through the list, and
prices swiftly retraccd their eourse 20 almost ne p
level IN tpsny eases The market closed considerably
excited With large number q stocks showing prt
gains The news tina, the miners settlement Ap-
rlica 20 only one mine, where peculiar conditions
evizea dia not become known untii after the ciese
az the market What effect the actual tAce may
have had on the narke, romans 20 he seen fhe
dav waa barren ~ any actual new Developments
which nigh, change the 1,ceuia'ive situation
The hpnd market was diil and Irregular IwAi
sales psr value fil0,oN
,ss,,ra 4 IN the bid price
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We buy or sell at close figures. any
81 the standard miaing stocks.
nnring the past week many % the
stocks have rsdc a substantial advance.
Nas Us the time 90 get IN before they
are olt 50 reach.
Orders executed promptly. either buy
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Made os ehoicsst materials by she AZ.
hcuscr- Bysch RgeWtuE Ass II. Is the graz
fooa-drins Tor the feeble and convalss-
cent. asslmtiab,c hy ,he weakest s5onl-
ach For sale by al druggists.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-27
HE Cured My
CONSUMPTION"

doctor Reeves cured me Of con-
sumption after two doctors had given
me up 10 die. His Discovery Is GER
tainly an absolute cure for consump-
ton ii taken In time. IT you have
consumption go TO DIR. Reeves for he
is the only doctor ] have ever heard
OF that couia really cure eonsump-
ton"
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FINANCIAL AND
STOCK REPORTS.
strriisH Exchange.

sAw FRANCISCO sere ~ sssfgiax "a ras,.san
- ssKfy s.gt. aEA Nsae A@
Financial.
e1srT an fzNri HaEiaxn 6sglaw. 5gM@zle.
f-1sgarstsaf H.. statsrHfhbE. fas
r.
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Out-Of-Tcwn People

People afflicted with any disease
Reeves.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-27

, A Quick. cafe and sare Relief for SICK
or Nervous Headache. BackAche. Storn-
sea Pains. Neuralgia. Nervousness. lrr1-
ability. SlexpieSsneSs. Rheumatism. Sci
.tiea Contain no opium 90 morphlne AMI
leave no bid agteE-sffeetA = doses ssG
Al aIssSlsl>
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Herrin-Reiner Go.
MINE AND STOCK
BROKERS.

Exchange National Bank bldg. Spokane.
WASH.
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Head

'Dr.. Reeves treatment Is marvel
Gus. My trouble came on FIVE years
ago. would have neuralgia in my
head every afternoon at o'clock
Sometimes 1t would come on in the
morning. 1t was always worse when
! caught cold. and caught cold easily
Or Reeves cured me-"
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SEATTLE HOTEL.
DISEASES OF WOMEN.

II you are suffering fr ON any OF the Diseases
peculiar to your sex, c all write me- and
! Will tell you just wha can be done for You
Ny medicines used IN treatment OF these dis
eases are of a purely egetable iatcre ana Will
not iuju-e The most dell cate person. but they
strengthen the organs that perfect AMI
healthy action is produced thereby correcting
all troubles and disease s. and they win bring UP
the most sheltered and broken-down constitution
snd bring back that heal tn, strength and beauty
which every woman sn0u possess.
This old reliable doctor will consul. with
free OF charge and tell y your disease without
asking you question. He also furnishes ali
medicines at his otacs nd you extra cos;
OF buying medicines at I he drug stores. He
give you references of any remarkable cures he
has made on this Coast b y leading bankers and
business men.
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''He Cured Me Of Catarrh"

II had catarrh for long time. II
affected my ear and throat and there
were growths IN my nose. Doctor
Reeves New Treatment Is SPLEEN
did never tried anything that did
me so much good ! am recommend
ing to all my friends"
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lust like deaf mute"--Doctor
Reeves restored my hearing perfectly
Cured of Asthma contracted in early
youth. by DIR Reeves.
Took her sisters advice and was
cured OF Sore Throat by Dr. Reeves
She had endured three hemorrhages
from her iungs--cured by Dr. Reeves.
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He Cured Me
Of Deafness"

MY deafness came on about two
years ago with bad ringing noises in
the head. which troubled me greatly
In conversation. / had TO ask people
10 raise their voices In speaking to
me, ard around the aable could only
hear the sound OF voices. but could
not catch n word. My hearing rapidly
improved under DR. Reeves treatment.
! now hear good and the ringing noises
have entirely stopped
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OLDEST Us experience
skill CROW NED a'ith - \
ferers iFion3--the peoples
can cure you Az rhfaniC.
iure. elect. Nnrfc0cle, Rupi
cutting OK detention from h
autcad II you cannot call.
fuent Tor ont.of town pAtien
~ 20 ~ a m Kline a Hose
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Lungs

was Just what needed. I gained
twelve pounds In weight I'm two
months have had no hemorrhage
since My cough is less frequent. My
appetite has returned The treatment
has done more for me than any that
i ever tried | had LUNG TROUBLE"
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BrOnChla! Tubes

Doctor Reeves cured my cough.
have not had cough or n cold this
winter. feel we'll and my friends
remark how well | look / breathe
freely, I eat we'll sleep well and feel
well. l had Bronchitis.
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