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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-11-26

Goes to the kooe or
stopped-up noses
Constant "frog-in-the-th
Nasal discharges
Hawking and splitting
Snoring at night
Bad Breath
Frequent colds
Difficult breathing
Smothering sensationin dreams
Sudden fits Of sneezing
Dry mucous in nose
and any OF the other symptoms
that indicate approaching OF
present catarrh.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-11-26

Careful experiments and investigations have shown
mat as the troubles expelled from the nose and
throat, the real Of the disease overlooked
and short time the Catarrh would return stronger
than ever. Mr.. Gauss has gone way ahead OF the
ordinary methods Of treatment and has provided
remedy that @
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-11-26
Kills the Germs in the Blood
and Immediately gives re-
lief to the nose and throat.

- He perfected the New Combined Treatment. since
dunitted to be the logical. scientific method
Reese Jones' of Scranton Penn, that after try1ng
many other treatments used this method and NY
Is now entirely clear free and not bothered p
worth its weight in gold .
Temporary relief from catarrh may be obtained in other
Ways but the New Combined Treatment must inevitably DC
La Junta tribune., 1913-06-14
MOL 0Rook cgNTGR.

Splendid rainS for the crops.
Mrs. ID. ". Rich is visiting friends
In Denver this week
l.. Carter attended court this week.
being one OF the jury.
Mrs Beery who has been quite
sick Is improving slowly.
Mr.. and Mrs Zendner made a
business trip to Las Animas Monday.
returning home Tuesday
Raleigh Moore. who has been at.
tending the La Junta school. will
spend his vacation enjoying IN. du-
ties OF farm life at home
The Mennonite people of East
Holbrook held their services and
Sunday school In the CheraW school
house Sunday at the usual hour
Mrs. John I.asnbrook. OF Bonner
Springs. Kan. attended the funeral
of her sis,er-in-law. Mrs f. r. WI.
mer. at Lamar The Lashbrook fam.
lily and Winners were among the
first settlers OF Holbrook Valley.
While Rev Martin aud wife
were returning from services at
Lake View sunday morning Mr. Mar
tin thought TO relieve the horse Of
the halter. and la 80 doing the bri-
Sl1e a. the Rzne time ahmed off
TIL. frightened animal started with
the buggy l-sviny Mr. Martin. The
horse kept straixh, in the road. turn.
Ing two corners. crossing two bridges
over the reservoir ditch. and ran for
distance of three miles when
Mrs Martin beckoned for help and
the horse was stopped by Frank
Osborn who cam. To the rescue. and
terminated an unpleasant Joyride.
Fortunately no one Was hurt
La Junta tribune., 1913-06-14

ed. Vas not deserving Of either SYM
pa,hy or consideration. He 10 In.
natsay wrong. and no efforts in his
behalf will make him any other than
a menace to society. DR.. Evans
wrote to tae superintendent Of the
Indiana Reformatory. after his ex.
perience with Ross: My advice 70
you IL. II you ever Get hold Of Ross.
keep him ~ yearly for hfe ~
YOU can" and evidently that Is
what Judge Essex thought xaa best
for him when he gave him the eight
20 fourteen years sentence.
La Junta tribune., 1913-06-14
Card o. Thanks.

For the many acts OF loving kind.
ness from our good n-ixhbors and
friends. also for the beautiful floral
offerings given during the iilness
and death OF our dear father. Clay.
opn A. Cowles. We extend our heart.
felt gratitude.
Mr. and Mes. W. L. Osrsrand
La Junta tribune., 1913-06-14
csrd ~ Thanks.

We wish to express our sincere
appreciation to our many friends for
their kindness and sympathy during
the illness and death Of our b.
loved daughter. also for the beau
tiful flowers.
Mr. AND MRS. W. 8. HAIR
La Junta tribune., 1913-06-14

rOR 8AlE Sostheast quarter.
%3~.Ss. aAjolsins IL Junta. Address
~. n. WhitsAeed. owner. III Kit.
ere1gs buo31iag. Dsaves. Colo.
La Junta tribune., 1913-06-14

Uo9 oAl1 = Tve ~ .eae.hAlt
49, = uDas r,aes: ~ - pr.
nuooa Uo1ep slGAt. Isau1U q Mrs
r u0ouun 81 o0olA)anl ovooos
La Junta tribune., 1913-06-14

VOR RENT-Hsk hosse. sI7 San
Juan aveaue: three rooms. bath pan.
try. clssct snd basement. walter
Oubeee.
La Junta tribune., 1913-06-14
soe asnr

pOR RENT Five rooOs Of Q
eusuisAe1 hosee. for The sumaer.
lnautee at this oellce.
La Junta tribune., 1913-06-14
Very truly your.
DAVID G. PEYToN,

General Supcrint"ndru'
Hon. Elias " Ammons.
Governor Of Colorado.
Denver. Colorado.
sinc" Ross has been an Inmate II
ths county jail he has succeeded In
securing the interest and Influence
0f great number Of peopl. in No
s-hsh. and many Of them believe
there " s'ill hope for him. Every
minister In this city has called up.
a him repeatedly. and they used
every Influence In an effort To Sc
rurs ~ light = sentence ~ possible.
To one os the ministers he wrote.
As I write this I know No, sha, nv
punishment, will b.. but this I know
! shall m"c, whatever comes With
courage horn of hope. ! Wish YOU
woxld write Warden lyman a, one.
and bring what Influence you can IN
bear upon him. In you think n,
would b. . good h'~ ia send him
the iett"rs' L., me- know and 1 .n,
srnd them 10 yon NJ once e,pee,
to leave here Thursday"
Judge Ess~x was evidently no,
Impressed with tho efforts made IN
s~Asio a Roas. In the iisht Of Mi,
Fecoed. and told him that a younx
aea vhe hsA been given N m,nx
ebpestsniues 10 iesA the M. ,h.,
'bs kaev - p tsAs. AM then tat.
La Junta tribune., 1913-06-14
eoR ALG

rOR 0AL1-BsdsiAs record blank.
NJ susoss ass on sale st this office
ID paAs Of nfty. Price pr 80. -
ooats.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-05
SENATOR BURTON ADDRESSES
AUDIENCE AT EPWORTH PARK

come all obstacles "a In every pre-
vious day that has been dark and
discouraging. We may be better be-
cause OF the passing of a partial
eclipse of the finer shades OF life.
There will then appear a more char
table spirit and u keener apprecia-
ton OF what each and all individuals
owe TO all the rest OF humanity"
At BeIIaire.
Senator Burton arrived in Bellaire
yesterday morning and was met at
the depot by n committee composed
OF the following citizens: J. +. John
son. q. +. Mason. John Il. Cow,
James r. Anderson. II. W. SHIELDS,
Charles Wassman. G. l.. Belt and -.
III. Darrah. After breakfasting at
the Globe Hotel. he drove about the
city in an automobile. and late
through Shadyside. He was greatly
Interested in the municipal elections
in Ohio. and stated that they are a
great factor n determining tho
strength Of the political parties.
Senator Burton ~ very enthusiastic
over the future prospects OF the Ohio
Valley. He inquired about the Ne
Mechen dam and later stated that he
bad closely inspected the dam az Cal
hpolis. o. as IL had been built by the
government. This action" lie said.
us taken by the government so that
u might act as a check to the contrac-
tors. The government prefers tn
have this work done by the contrac.
tor. but If they send IN hug, bids the
dams a:' constructed b' tho ruvrrr.
"''"' and in this manner the hid, are
-sr' down 20 "a reasonable amount.
IN aH Interview with an Intelligen-
Ger reporter. he stated that he was in
favor OF the motion pending before
Congress in regard TO the ocean TO
ocean highway. He also stated that
he was glad TO get away from the
heat at Washington 10 purer and
better atmosphere. En- route 20 Beth.
esda. he explained several parts OF the
tariff bill and its defects. and its 81.
feet unon the country.
Returns 20 Wsshinotor.
Immediately following his address.
which was one OF the most instructive
and interesting ever delivered i'm Bel
mont county. he boarded an eastbound
train for Washington. n. c. 10 resume
his duties
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-05
FIRST STEP
tcortinrsd from Fir.. Pase1

able opposition of the American gov
eminent TO the recognition OF the
lIuerta administration. is expected to
he factor which may assist the situa-
ton. Prominent MeNicane have taken
+ upon themselves 70 try 20 n ,rsuadn
General Huerfa 10 rat;.e in favo- o.
another provisional executive. accept.
able 10 all factions
Meanwhile. arms and munitions Of
war from tho United States will con
tinue 10 be denied TO the two warning
iarces and unless Il T. apparent that
internal efforts 20 bring about peace
AVE failed the United States will not
offer its services a. a mediator. Mr..
Lind undoubtedly will act in this ca
paci;y when The time comes
Both Sides Fear the Other.
Declarations from ro;h IIuerta and
CarrauzJ have been made in the press
rejecting mediation proposals but adj
minis'rJtion officials realize thar both
sides fear they may be- showing weak
ness IN tie acceptance OF such a pro-
I5Sal AZ this time. and are not con
WINGED that friendly efforts To media
Ion would prove Ineffective. Officials
hero hop" that the EFFORT to put an
'ud 20 bloodshod ami destruction Of
property would appeal 20 public
opinion in Mexico and unite the fac
tons on peace program.
Li'tle Of All Affirmative nature came
from President Wilson or Secretary
Iiryal during the DAY 10 indicat"
what the future policy OF Tho Wash
Ingion government would be-. though
W" acceptance of the resignation Of
Ambassador Henry Lane Wilson set.
tied tra,Iv his Recommendation for
recognition OF tho Iluer'a government
after period OF military cooperation
in Northern NoNiru on tho part af
'h" uit"I State 'o Tcstor. peace
had been rejected
Ambassador Wilson except Far "a
formal statement after Dis r.-irra-
ton had been accepted. did frf caf.
20 comment ou tho future policies of
The admiuisf ration.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-05
M. Jackson's Statement.


Follow c the report from Charles
ton last night an Intelligence report
er called upon Harold jackson. busI-
ness manager OF the United Doctors,
and the following statement was made
concerning the action OF the state
board OF health:
The state board has revoked the
license. l suppose. according 10 that
report. oy action taken through the
Associated Charities OF this city.
which recently preferred charges
against tho United Doctors. The ac-
ton Of the state board appears to be
Illegal, AZ II has not the power OF a
court and there is likely to be very
interesting argument when the case
Is head before Judge Hervey Thurs
day.
~. y. Oddey. who is now under $500
bond. awaiting action before the
grand jury. on n charge OF perjury.
brought by the United Doctors. was
a witness for the state board. and
through his evidence the board has
ordered tho license revoked.
Not oaly does the board lack the
powe. - annul the license, but in so
revokiHs The license. acts in defiance
Of a stay granted by the circuit court
Judge. An injunction was applied for
last Friday. restraining the board
from such action. and arguments on
this are TO be heard by Judge Hervey
Thursday. At that time interesting
developments are expected"
II va, understood last night that
conspiracy charges may he brought
by the United Doctors against several
local persons. who are said to he
backing L y. Oddey in bringing the
charges.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-05
PREDICTS ERA

OConHnu9d IRON s-iTst PAgsJ
D., tho rni'cI states stool Corpora.
ton
nov competitor ~ To United
Sff'n- boo 3D." Steel 'r.f" more 10 D..
i"a-'d han ail others. thc senator as.
sorted. Nas China. which already wa
'Hpp'y'1e much az o.. pig iron now
used on 'hc Pacific coast
Advocated Lower Duty.
Senator Cummius said there should
D" r"ae unable protection fu- American
producers - pir i-ou and advocated
% duty NJ about - ton Ha Thought
90" house rat" o. = per cent "a little
too hisI
Senator Smith. of Nihaar. dep-a.
Gated putting iron ou tl" fr,. U.f st
20 'iW" Rh"n o." ofa m.no- az Cuba
""r" being opened rp. tals DERIVING
'1r Eut'rru"f' uf rtfrur 9firb d..
.a.I would materially auI easily gov
INTO o.. Golfers of fha f-oa.ur,
~'i.'Dr Thomas. NJ ti. ft-r.a rom.
Mite majority. DECLARED Chat rir iron
produced iu fl.. roufr. ..' t,tr was
valued at gt.5.roN uuI and -t.I fi,., fr,,.
ports were n.riillr. joss .U.r 10000
tons i- 'o Chimes. utr iron senator
It"m.f said. there Was DOB pra.o,t
iro r"ef ~ serious competition
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-05

Suffered for wears with chronic
constipation and the consequent
disorders.
He had tried MANY methods of
cure but without success. An eX-
animation OF his spine showed
displacement of vertebrae which
caused an infringement of the
nerves leading 10 the liver and
bowels. (Scc CUT
After the second Chiropractic
adjustment. the action Of his
bowels became normal and the
cause being removed. The results
a'e permanent
His name Will he given on re.
quest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-05

i"ilC" court was a complete lIaus
YESTERDAY morning the first Monday for
some me
'I"t'ncr Hart has returned 10 his
L"i." al Ptttshgr-h. Pa. after spend
' . ~" past few days ia this city with
trends ana relatives
"a % MARBLE has returned - hia
A'iIc 'r Caldwell street from Washing
q %. o. g. where Pc spent tu. vast f.y,.
@ SIS visiting friends.
it"v o. - 'oniw q and wife OF Man
i.iEt o.. ar" spending NV dnvS with
trends and relatives So this city
iiarrf and FRANK MARBLE Lav. return
Cd 2" thor hom. here after sr.ndlry
il" i"-' t-w days at Pittsburgh. Pa
WIN friend
] H" cav council viii meet on Thur
day evening iu regular ser,l'-r1ontb.,.
cess or.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-05
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

joint meeting or the county COM
missioucrs and the directors ~ tho
M.ecliug LiEht and Power company
was held Yesterday afternoon relative -
granting th. company franchise for
the Use Of tIe county roads in laying
lLht ana power lines 40 definite ac-
ton WIS taken a. fh, meeting bGt an
other Conference will he held August Is.
In the meantime me commissioners Will
look into the matter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-05
M'MECHEN
Man Hatsrs" Leave Town

The Independent OF Men" club. COM
posed OF about sixteen young girls OF
this city. left yesterday morning for the
Eller place. on Fish creek. where they
will 20 into camp for the next week
The girls were accompanied by one lone
bachelor whose name We could not learn.
The girls anticipate q real good time and
wish 70 distinctly understood that the
name OF their club Is applicable when
they are in camp only. They will return
home next saturday evening IN order
that fish may be had for the Sunday
breakfast
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-05
PERSONAL WORK LEAGUE
TO HAVE MEETING TODAY.

The Mems Personal Work league
will hold their weekly meeting to-
day at noon in the y. II {. y Audi
torium. tn" session lasting from 1880
10 l o'clock. The general topic will
be Lessons in Prayer" following
which DR.. \. G. Plan; will speak on
The Place OF Dehniteness."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-05
Large Crowds Attending.

Large crowds are attending the Cos
pei meetings being held In the Vanact
Iieid ON south Marshall street. by the
Seventh bay Advents Last SUNDAY
al teTnoon the tent was crowded 70 it's
capacity with local persons and eaca
evening large crowds are present In
tcrestlng sermons are delivered each
evening and the public in general are
cordially invited to attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-05
Collecting Papers.

The members OF the First NJ T.
church OF this city afT meeting with
much success In collecting the papers
ana magazines over the city in order TO
secure a carload At which time they will
De sold. The money will 20 towards the
church debt fund and all persons having
papers should make 10 a point to tell one
OF the members and they will have them
called for al once.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-05
To Make Arrangement.

The local lodge ui kn.rt.- %: Pythlss
VII ct TINS cveu.u- OIL. D.. g..aT semi
.i'Uthly session N evening and fol
lowing the transaction 81 routine huSl-
ness IN" matter uf attending the state
enc ann H"nt 80 tinrkSburK will he tax
f1 GraUf plnrF completed for tn. mem
crs go attend several local members
have already been appointed as commit
tees I" represent the local lodge at IN.
t-l--LI -L-a-I-f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-05
To Improve Grounds.

IL was unofficially announced yester-
day that the Wheeling business men
VINO purchased the ten acre tract OF
Land ON Marshall street n the heart
Of the business district in this city
would spend several thousands OF dol
lars before the lots would be put on
sale. II - expected that many fine
residences Will be erected on this
ground which IL ideal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-05
Making big MT.

Rev. T.. ID. Fellers. pastor OF the First
NJ. + church. who Is taking an active
part IN the services at the camp meeting
being held at Noundsville. - making
quite lit with his cornet The pastor
plays the instrument very nicely and his
selections are being well received. He
5 also delivering some Interesting ser
mons and many local people are attend
ing the services
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-05
School Buildinxs Cleaned.

Roth tho local school buildings have
been thoroughly cleaned and put n INST
class shape FOR the opening or soho i
next month Thv Easements OF both
buildings have been whitewashed ana
all the windows cleaned and floors OIL
-. The janitoEs have been working
nard thu past few weeks and now
evs ryth ng Is ready for the opening ~
school
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-05
BY 7. NJ. CURTIS
STAFF Correspondent.

Senator 7. T.. Burton, OF Cleveland.
delivered an eloquent address ON
What Is the Matter With the Body
Politic?" before a large crowd at the
Chautauqua at Epworth Park. Bethe,-
ia. yesterday afternoon. He stated
that mere space Is given the baseball
games and foreign news in the daily
newspapers than the affairs OF the gov
eminent He blames this fact on the
people. as the newspapers must cater
10 the public. and they demand news
OF a sensational variety. an effective
reform can only b. the result OF a
more careful study OF the public Ques.
lions. and there Is need OF wholesome
symmetry in the comparative atten-
tiOn and interest OF the citizen in his
various pursuits.
In the beginning Senator Burton pN.
pressed his regret that on the occasion
of a visit 10 his native state. just
eight days before. nc had been re-
ported as c.iticising MIR. Bryan. In au
address. for his absence from Wash.
ington and "a saying that $1,000
year was a Sufficient salary. He stat
ed that he had said nothing Of taa
kind. The report was a pure Pigment
"f IN" imagination. He mentioned an
unfortunate tendency among some re-
porters TO strain after that which ia
sensational or fosters "A Quarrelsome
spirit.
No one can deny TIE. existence D,
discomfort and disirust in the land
Suspicion and criticism are visited
upon all and especially upon those
who ar" prominent in tho political or
business world. The grounds FOR this
condition may he found in disclosure
Of corruption and bribery "a publ,
life. Of dishonesty in the business
void and profliEacy IN domestic life
To these must he added the utilization
10y MANY Of the CAPTAINS OF industry
81 means TO Cypress their weaker com
petitCrs. Yet We are not justified i1
concluding that We are altogether b.
or substitute for the rule that mon
should be regarded as honest and ny
right until the CONTRARY is proven. tho
rule that all should be- con id-red bad
until i is proven that they are 20 be
relied upon.
There never VAS time when high-
or standards were required OF public
servants or men ia commercial life.
than now. and r. Is especially trtI"
that never has tho disclosure of
Wrongdoing been So prompt or so Ger
tain a. 30 is to-day. There never was
time when the normal and civic son
timents OF the peopl" were more 20 be-
praised than now. though those sent
ments sometimes fail 10 find expires
siun because OF conditions which are
Lot difficult 20 understand
These conditions are tho marvel
Gus field for Individual advancement
lu tlI> country OF ours and ;he conse-
uU.4ur af1oruff on ia the q. srrrtfc+rt,r q.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-05
TWO LICENSES
(continued frops Firs. P.ss)

the 45 applicants taking the recent
examination 30 had been licensed to
practice medicine In the state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-05

MAY come from one or more Of
several causes.
The Nervous Headache. so com.
mon among women. frequently
have their cause IN the jisplacc-
mcnt OF the vcrtchrae Of the meek.
tScc cut
Adjustment Of the vertcbrae re-.
moves the cause. r. is Natures
way.
Inc cause of 2 great MANY dis
cases can be removed i'm the
same way. Nature establishing a
complete cure when the nerves arc
free from interference
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-05
TALKED ON WHAT is THE MAT.
TER WITH THE BODY
POllTIC7"

Advised More Attention Be Given to
Government and Municipal Affairs
Than to Sport and Foreign News.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-05
MAXIMUM IS SIX
(con.iausa from FIR. par.n

%~S-- - FaEcsI
severely attacked by = II Morton.
Who closed the states argument and
Who showed that tho defendant had
NOT attempted 10 deny a single charge
made by the state
Stay Of Execution.
An arrest 81 Judgment and STAY OF
execution for ninety days was given
on the sentences imposed 20 allow alb
pIlcatiou Tor appeals 20 IN" state ST.
IRENE Court. Before sentencing them
Judge O'Brien asked each one Of the
convicted Legislators II they had any
thinS To say why sentence should not
be- imposed
Nothing 20 say" replied y = g
Ehodes. who offered L. sell tie votes
OF seven legislators 20 representatives
or N" several candidates for United
states Senator last winter: had been
The cause % his colleagues getting
into trouble. and had been tho means
90 Prosecutor !. &. Townsend. Of Ea-
na"ha county, placing the matter in
The hands Of Detective Guy y Hiddin-
ger. oi the Burns agency. 10 iuves'i-
gate
have nothing 20 say. said Rarh
l'ln Rhode chief Lieutenant in the
boidup scheme
AsbUry Vas the frs, 20 rise from
his seat Only. your honor. am uo'
guilty. vas his reply.
. HI. responded With tho Same .r.
s"'r Rhodes gave. while Senator
@r.ih d.d Ho' even wcy" IBIS li0=
Every ataiI1hl" epGco .r the -r-.
cious court room and tl" aprro..r.-
ana anie-rooms az taken by Web
5t'r Countiau~ and fh. uIu.r... OBJ.
f.f.fFf....
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-05

loo Trolley Folly one o. the great
American humpr.ts breaks all records
climbing fNr mountain ~ humor Ho
81 fIhIiw'Iy. E!urinuslv absurd Tho
i"ef I- huge. broad enough 10 include
every body truly tho height % clean
flu Phillip ll- dared t0 Doc o. funny
COS DO can The grin groWs as you
read and shoots from ear ~ car
tngck'rg gives place 20 roaring
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-05
YOU OUGHT TO KNOW
FOR YOU MAY NEED
THIS KNOWLEDGE.
AT ANY TIME.

CHIROPRACTIC is a drugless
method which has become
famous under such names as
'bonesetting," ''bloodless sur
gerry" ETC., and offers you
h e alth for the following
reasons:
|. Nerves regulate and control
every action and functions of the
body.
>. JOlts. Jars. strains. falls,
cause displacement of vertebrae.
See cut above.
,. Displacement of vertebrate
causes pressure on nerves.
1. Pressure on nerves causes
abnormal function in the part sup
piled by said nerve-this is called
disease.
CHIROPRACTIC Adjustment re-
moves the pressure and health
returns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-05

severely attacked bv =. II. Morton.
vino closed the states argument ana
no showed that tho defendant had
NOT attempted to deny single charge
made by the stale