The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-07-01

he most astonishing results are foA-'
loving the use OF the Plant Juice REM.
edies dispensed BY Col. Frank A. Dill
IiHgham, the lecturer and philantaropist,
in aAis city and vicinity. Hundreds OF
cli ore reported to Col. Dillingham;
daily and hourly, but in most cases of
the usual character expected to follow
the careful use of the remedies. But oc-
casjonally. there are presented some re-
suits Of the use OF these great medi-
ciIes that it Is but Just and proper that
the public should know something of the
details.
James Davy, one of clarksbnrg's lead
ing BARRIERS, who is connected with Frank
welsh, next door to Telegram office, one
Of the best known and popular young
men Of the city, has furnished an ex-
ample of the wonderful results of the
use of Plant Juice. Mr.. Davy had been
troubled for twenty years with some
sort of stomach trouble. No physician
had ever been able to correctly diagnose
the case, and, notwithstanding he had
been treated almost constantly, no per-
ceptible relief was ever secured, and he
was constant sufferer About four days
ago Mr.. Davy CHANGED to be passing the
vacant lot opposite the postofIice ono
evening when Col Dillingham; was lee.
turing on Plant Juice and its remedial
qualities. Mr.. Davy listened and became
Interested He concluded that treat
ment of Plant Juice could not hurt nim,
even if it did him no good. So he APP
preached the stand and bought bottle
of the Plant Juice Remedy, paying a
dollar for it. He took it home, and be-
ginning that night took the medicine
faithfully and according to directions.
On last Sunday the eefTcts of the medi-
cine manifested itself, and, as much to
. tine surprise of Mr.. Davy as anyone else,
he was relieved of an immense parasite,
commonly known as a tapeworn. which
measured about seventy-two feet long.
head and all. Afterward the relief was
such as to make Young Davy one OF the
happiest men in ClarksOurg and he lost
no time in calling upon Col. Dillingham;
and informing him of the treatment. Col
Dillingham; requested the gentleman to
which was done, and the horrid thing is
now preserved in alcohol, and in the
possession of Col. Dillingham;. Mr.. Davy
says that no one can imagine the relief
he enjoys since being relieved of this
terrible parasite. How long it had been
in his system ;. is impossible to con-
lecture, but it had caused him intense
suffering for years, and the relief
brought about SO simple and quick that
the sufferer was perfectly astounded, and
lost no time in giving his benefactor the
benefit of the facts. AIR Dayy is now
enjoying the best OF health, and believes
that the removal of the parasite will re-
suit in better health and longer lease
of life.
In discussing the matter of the relief
afforded AFR. Davy, Col Dillingham; said:
eThere is nothing unusual about the oc
,urrence. In every city / have visited
] have hundreds and hundreds of those
(, parasites brought to me, which are re-
moved by the proper use of Plant Juice.
1t would surprise you if you knew how
many people suffer from tapeworms and
have no idea what is the matter with
them. OF course, agreat many of the
people do not say anything about it
when they are relieved of such things,
but some of them do Before / leave
Clarksburg great many of these para
sites will have been brougn- to me by
people who have taken the medicine for
stomach trouble, notr ealizing what real
" was the matter with them"
The amount of medicine that is being
disposed of by Col. Dillingham; is some
thing phenomenal. Although the weather
has been very unfavorable for the out
door work, the sales through the day
and the entertainments in the evening
attract tremendous crowds, and Satur.
day nights business was a record
breaker.
eRumanon," the greatest destroyer OF
rheumatism and positively never, failing.
continues to do its great work wherever
tried. The wife of Mr.. Pat Ryan, of
Charleston, w. Va, one of the leading
and progressive coal dealers, has been
afflicted with rheumatism for years. She
has suffered the most terrible pains from
the disease and everything tried only
seemed to aggrevate the ailment. Her
husband bought a treatment of "Ru.
manor" and persuaded Mrs. Ryan to try
it. She took it faithfully according to-
directions, and today the rheumatism
has been driven from her system, and
she enjoys for the first time in many
years entire freedom from the terrible
pains accompanying this disease.
.Rumanon. is not pleasant to take.
kyeryone suffering with rheumatism and
to take the treatment as pre-
nd Guaranteed nv COL. nilling