The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-07-08
UNA TISM ROOTED OUT
Colonel Dillingham's Medicines Per
Remarkable Cure in the Case of
Mamie Nusbaum, the Pop
ular CIotElieF.
aee The establishment Of the dis

Since the establishment Of the dis
tributing station Of the Dillingham; rem
edies IN Clarksburg and the Willingness
IF the gifted proprietor to provide treat
ment for al who apply. some Of the
most remarkable cures ever recorded
have been made by the ne Of his rem
edies. The greatest uud mos startlingI
success, however, has followed the in
PRODUCTION Of his new discovery for rheu.
lnatisui called .Rumanon.' This is .
preparation which Col Dillingham; has
been working out for a long time, and
since locating in Clarksburg has been
able to announce the remedy to be com
piete in ali its qualitie-.
About ten days ago Col. Dillinghn'a
prepared four packages OF this remedy
for use. Among other persons who
called at his headjnarters the popular
clothier on Third street. Mamie \. Nus
baum, who for several years has suffered
with rheumatism, joints stiff and sore,
and in great deal of pain continuity.
When he called on Col. Dillingham; heI
was in great pain. After an interview
with Col. Dillingham;, in which he gave
q complete description OF his alment, his
helplessness and the terrible pains he
suffered. the Colonel decided to give him
a trial treatment of "Rumanon." This
consisted OF eight doses, with complete
Directions for taking. Col. Dillingham;
instructed tho unfortunate man to take
the medicine according to directions and
to let him know the result This was
about four days ago. The report on Mr..
Nnshaums condition was received on
Friday and WINS most marvellous. He
threw his arms, limbs and joints in
various position. and stated to a re-
porter that al the pain, soreness and
stiffness had gone and that he was cured.
A neighbor of Mr.. Nusbaum's who had
noted his condition for the past six
months and deeply sympathized with
him in his affection. was amazed at hi
quick recovery and asked him how it had
been brought about. Nusbanm took him
into a room and took out box full of
empty bottles, the contents of which
represented many dollars, and. showing
them to his neighbor, said:
These bottles represent every kind
Of rheumatism medicine almost known
to man, but none OF them did me any
good and continued to get worse"
Then he produced a small bottle that
had contained "Rumanon," iold to him
by Col. Dillingham;, and proudly re-
marked:
sHere is the medicine that did work.
j took eight doses of it as directed and
was able togo to work. My cure has
been simply miraculous"
This neighbor came to Col. Dillingham;
ON Friday with the report and bought a
treatment of eRumanon'' for himself.
Col. Dillingham; has undoubtedly the
greatest preparation for the successful
treatment of rheumatism ever discov-
cred, and this cure right under the per-
sonal observation of every one who cares
to know of its details Is most con
vincfng evidence of the truth of this
statement.
sRumanon," the great cure for rhen
matism, is now for sale by Col. Diling-
ham at his headqnartcrs. and since its
absolute ef. sacy f7s S-cn e.tablisiedI
people suffering with tat as':et: csn
use it with the utmost confidence in the
result.
The entertainments will continue ev-
cry night as heretofore, and new and
ssractiye program has been provided
Tor every night.