The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-07-22
PLAN .
JUICE
!. REMEDIES ] !. ! / |.

aiakeS Mrs. lfds1pelt Wdik and
Cures Mr.. KeaTas Cracked and
Bleeding HGHas-On Sale at
Drug, Stores.
Col. F. A. Dillingham;, the famous
advertiser and philanthropist, has
come and gone but his good works
remain. As has been announced the
demonstrations made by him OF the
efficacies of his medicines convinced
the local druggists that there was
all the good in those medicines heI
claimed. He made good every time,
and as the result these drug stores
all have a supply of Plant Juice re-
NEEDLES and have ready sale for them.
Mrs. Robert Vanpelt, of 205 East
Main street, had been afflicted badly
with rheumatism and like many
Others who have this disease she tried
all sorts of medicines and received
treatment from various physicians
but obtained no permanent relief.
Life had, indeed. become burden
to her and the aches and pains made
her sore distressed and respondent
in spirit. She had no hope of ever
being well again and it was by ac-
cident that she heard of the wonder
full cures the Plant Juice remedies
were bringing about. She was told
by one of her neighbors in an even
ing conversation. So impressed
was Mrs. Vanpelt that she concluded
to try the treatment, althoughito tell
the truth about it she had little faith
since all else had failed her. So she
bongh two bottles of Plant Juice and
began to take it according TO print
ed directions on the bottle. 1t was
but short while until she was sur
prised TO find herself improved. The
change came rapidly and before she
had finished taking the two bottles
she was delighted to find herself
wal king, something she had not done
in months prior. $1,000
Mrs. Vanpelt has not ONLY had the
use of her limbs fully and perman-
emily restored but her general con-
dition has so greatly improved that
she expresses herself as feeling as
well as ever she did in her life. She
says: q am glad to bear testimony
to such excellent remedies as Plant
Juice and / shall be grateful all the
days of my life for what Colonel Dill
lingham's visit to Clarksburg did for
me. | regard him the greatest
benefactor of the age and know his
medicines are benefactions to af-
tiicted people. I have no doubt now
that has other remedies are Just as
good for the diseases for which he
advertises them, as that Plant Juice
remedy was for my rheumatism. Il
am glad he succeeded in interesting
so many people and that he made
provisions for afflicted people to get
these medicines in the future. His
stay here was, certainly a boon to the
people of Clarksburg and it will .sbe
many day before lie VIII be forgot
ten. His medicines, j believe, have
come to stay. You may say for me
that | shall never cease to talk them
and to tell the people / know what
great good, what remarkable cure
Plant Juice brought to me. IT was
tl,e hest way ] ever spent small
amount of money and / would not
begrudge one hundred times the
price,
Another testimonial, unusually
strong in its nature but true as gos-
pei, is that given BY Flaherty Kearns
the well known bartender at the
Manhattan buffet. For several
months Mr.. Kearns had been af-
fiicted with eczema and his hands
We're virtually raw and cracked TO
pieces, Day in and day out tney
were sore and bleeding and he suf-
fered perfect torture. They be-
came so bad finally Tint lie had to |
give up his position, being incapaei-
.tated in the use Of them. He suf-
fered untold agony and could get mol
relief. He was on the brink of ne
spair, when Col.z DILLINGHAM; came TO
the city with his Plant Juice rem
edies, and that event made no inn
preston on him until he rcad nc
counts Of the miraculous cure these
remedies accomplished here and thenl
he became interested. He formed |
the acquaintance of the fdmons nd
yertiser and laid his asc.befere him.
The Colonel saw at once what Mr..
Kearn's affection was AND knew liei
had sure cure. He advised. Plant
Juice prepared especially for erup-l
tons and eczema in particular and
sold Kearns a $500 bottle under
guarantee, and 1t proved to be thel
cheapest and best two-dailaFi invest
nienf Mr.. NeaFns ever gnade. as itl
did the work ii short alder. Just as
Col. BiflinehaYn sai5 fwould and
today Mr. Kearns s Ven Ip0nsandl