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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-08
NEWS BRIEFS

COMPULSORY LAW TO De EN-
roHCED-Justices of the peace IN
ONO county are receiving letters from
state superintendent of Schools NJ
Sn2wkey. urging the enforcement
OF the compulsory school law.
GRANT cHARTER-A charter vas
granted yesterday to the Philathea
adult Bible class OF the NJ. L. s. church
OF Lewisburg by the officials OF the
West Virginia Sunday School Associa-
ton The total number OF orxanized
adult Bible classes TO date is 1920.
TO HOLD mEETiNc-A meeting OF
the local chapter OF the American Red
Cross viii be held this evening ut 8
O'Clock at the Observation-Disclosures. Sew
eral business matters OF Importance
VIII be considered in regard to the gen.
eral welfare Of the organization.
OLD BOUNDARY PoINr-Because
the starting point in the old Jonathan
boundary Of the city. is so vague as TO
render the northern limits OF the city
questionable. IL has been suggested ov
members OF the Greater Wheeling
committee that in the event Warwood
Is annexed to Wheeling. the new sur.
vey be started at the Marshall county
line. south OF the city.
B1oTKEEHoop lxEETrHo.-Rev. T
Speckman. pastor of the German
Methodist church. viii deliver the adj
Johns Brotherhoo sh OF the es North 81 s,rss,
VI. E. church this evening. Following
me meeting an oyster lunch viii De
Many rorrroxExs-oy,,.. ,,r,
Der OF foreigners passed through the
city yesterday enroute from warnock
%. 20 Canton. where they expect TO Eet
work The men we're formerly employ
ed In the coal mines up until the strike.
OPPOSE WA1 rAx.-The local mem
bers of the Ohio Valley Auto club are
op T, the proposed war tax OF one
their objection TO congress.
SEEK HEDzEss. = West Virginia
travelling salesmen have made protests
70 the interstate commerce commission
changeable mileage book. which was
placed on sale for the first time by the
railroads October 4.
suNsPoTs TO HETuRN-The sun
spots which have been visible on the
snn evefy rs days. will again be visible
today. according 20 astronomical caicu-
SOCIAL PRooRAM-Parke a,v,.io,
No. 1. A. q. IL. will hold a special pro-
gram AZ their meeting In the A. o. L.
w. hall next sunday afternoon.
EMBARRASSING PLAY.-The members
association are busy rehearsing the pinS
which the members expect 10 give tScro
per 10. with vincent owens and G. j.
Chapman playing the leading parts.
COMET vrsrBLE.-Delevan's comet
may now be seen by the naked eye In
the constellation ursa Major. commonly
known as the Big Dipper. the comet
being directly west OF the dipper
OPEN CLUB.@On Friday evening the
Mems league OF the First Presbyterian
church will open their club room for
the winter. A special program will be
carried out in connection with the oren-
ing, after which luncheon will be
served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-08
ana s1s.., Received fractured skun Is i'm

and received fractured skull g. i'm
proving.
Lar Garrett who has been spending
the past several days az West Liberty
II visiting az his home In Wetzel coun-
~. Tie viii return TO West Liberty
during the latter part Of the week
The farmers Of the Panhandle Agri-
cultural Club win meet az Waddington
Farm saturday afternoon.
\ meeting OF the Rural Reading So
cicty will be held a. the Coffcetown
school house Friday evening
Mrs. Charles Bell. % Proctor. H.
spending several days a. the guest or
Button friends.
Rev ~ l. Reid. pastor 81 the Tria-
delphia NJ p. church. Dr. attending the
Methodist conference az fairsnonf
Mrs.. George Mcl<own OF Edgwood Is
spending several days with friends al
ateuhcnvilie
Mrs willard Harris. who has been
confined 90 her home At Lakewood Tor
the pact several days o. improving.
Mr. and Mrs. g. X. Springer or rim
lieiFhfs are the proud parents of a baby
boy
iiohert the younr son ~ Mr. ard AIRS
uorrer Hiscs n Elm Grove b. confined 10
BIZ home with serious Illness
Mra Martha Armstrong of tulont0wu.
q. is frrndinr several days 80 tho
guest 81 relative 90 Elm Grove
Mr. Joseph Dennis o. confined % hef
home 81 Elm Grove with a serious go
ness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-08
BELLAIRE GIRL REWARDED
FOR HER HEROIC ACTIONS

girl. Andy Darling. The boy was
standing on the fender OF the automo-
bile. and. while passing over a rough
place in the street. the lad was thrown
from the car. He struck his head on
the brick pavement and was rendered
unconscious. The lad was carried
into the Office of the Dubois & Mccoy
Lember company. on Thirty-fourth
street. where DIR. +. $. Wright rend-
cred medical aid. Later he was re-
moved TO the home of his grand
parents. adjoining the Workman
home. on Hamilton street. The lads
injuries are not considered serious.
and he will be about as usual In a
few. DAVIS
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BLOOD WILL TELL
The Heroes Of the War.

Blood will tell" IL an axiom that
In all the ages has never been gain
said Every man who does a brave.
heroic act carries within his veins a.
quality Of blood that urges and sua-
tains him. No matter whether he in
herits II from a long line OF famousl
ancestors or from the sound and
healthy constitution OF his immediatel
parents, whose only distinction r. hon.
orable toll and a simple. virtuous life
II matters little where or how you,
obtain H. but 10 matters'all the world
mat by some means you possess good
blood. Good blood IL first. last and
always the making Of manly men and
W0manly women. 10 a. the source OF
at courage. virtue and happiness.
new man can be made out OF ono
that's used up. bilious and dyspeptic.
It's done by Or. pierce's Golden Medi-.
cal Discovery. 10 starts the torpid
liver into hcalthful action. purifes and
cnriches the blood. clcanses. repairs
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al the processes Of digestion and M.
triton. and builds up flesh and
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doesn't doc all that's claimed for ~
the money a. promptly refunded. But
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II o. not n secret remedy for Hs IN.
gradients are printed on wrapper.
You only pay FOR the good you get.
discovery strengthens Weak
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Bronchitis. Severe Coughs and Kind.
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FREE .Dr. Piorco's Common Sense
Medical Adviser bound IN cloth. Il
sent free on receipt Of a onecent
stamps 10 paw expense 81 wrapping
and mailing only. Address. Doctor
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All the coal dealers are being kent
busy the last few weeks in the nfiins
~ az the citizens coal sheds FOR the
winter months.
Mr. and Mrs william w. Burns Of
Nineteenth street viii leave IN n few
weeks Tor Winter Garden. Fla where
they VIII snend the winter months
Born 20 AR and Mrs. W. ~. Long ~
North Wnrwood. large habv Eiri Aues-
day morning
Rev ". ~ Gilmore ~ gichfaud ave-
nue. south Warwood. is spending -o-,~
time visiting friends IN Fairmont. W.
We
Harry Travers uho has purrhaaed the
Mllligan property on Nineteenth sfre~s.
o. naFiuN improvements made Co the
nuiidtng THE work o. hcin dove -
Contractor John Murphy
Alhert Lash hnr completed the work
on the rrfrfluF or new green hnurs
near his house. corner seventh street
and Nlchianf avenue
Mrs " ~ smith ~ Twentieth street
Who ls in the North wheeling hospital
vas reported not resting easily last ef-
tally dav ssrticea viii hs h.ld ~ che
Lutheran church sunday Afternoon A.
rs o'clock Everybody invited - BE-
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LIGHT RAIN FALL
During Entire Month Of September
Only 1.te Inch Of Rain Fell
in This City.

The exceedingly high temperature
that has prevailed over this section of
the country for this season continues
undated. Yesterday "Old Sol" chased
the mercury up to the 81 mark and
a temperature of IS was recorded at :
o'clock last evening.
Accompanying this warm weather
has been a prolonged drought, which
has continued practically since August
%. Beginning at o'clock a. m. on
August 2S steady rain fell until $40
a. m. on August %. aRgregating a to-
tai of 1.25 inch. During the month
OF September only 1.19 inch was re-
corded. while the rain for this mouth
has proved nothing more than a mist.
and not enough to be classed as real
rainfall
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ELIZABETH WORKMAN PRESENT.
60 WITH MEDAL FOR SAVING
SISTERS LIFE.
Both Her Feet Were Cut on In Doing
Noble Act-6eautiful Exercises
Rendered Yesterday.

For her heroic service in saving the
life OF her sister. interesting exercises
were held yesterday afternoon at the
Rose Hill school building at Bellaire.
when Elizabeth Workman. l0-yea--old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Reece Work
risn, OF West Hamilton street. was
presented with a gold medal. The
medal was given by the Ralston-
Purina Hero Commission. and the pre-
sentation was made by Rev. G. b.
Smith. ID. D., pastor OF the First NJ. f.
church.
The award was given to the youth
ful heroine by the commission IN
recognition of her act in saving the
life OF her 6-year-old sister. Irene.
Sunday. August 2, 1914. On that day
both girls were walking on the Balti-
more a. Ohio tracks. near Bellaire, on
which a passenger train was APP
preaching. Elizabeth stepped from
the track expecting her sister to fol-
low. Looking back she saw her sister
rpon the track with the train almost
upon her. Without the elast hesita-
ton, she sprang TO the side OF the
frightened child and managed to push
her from the track just in time to
save the girl from being crushed to
death.
Elizabeth was struck by the engine.
the wheels OF which crushed both legs
so badly that amputation was neces-
sary. Since the accident she has been
confined in the Glendale hospital. The
little girl was brought to Bellaire in
T. b. Phillips automobile. and was
carried from the car 10 the campus OF
the Rose Hill school building where
the exercises were held. All the
children OF the school were present.
as well as a number of visitors
Heroine Cheerful.
Although minus both legs the
heroine appeared cheerful and mani
tested much interest in the exercises.
DR.. Smith. in a few remarks. presens-
ed the medal. dwelling on the service
and act of the girl in saving ths life
OF her sister.
The medal Is described as very
beautiful, little larger than a silver
dollar. On one side is the inscription.
Presented 10
ELIZABETH WORKMAN
For Services Rendered in
Saving the Life Of Her
Six-year-old Sister
The reverse side contains the name
Of the doner.
Following the exercises, the little
girl was taken back TO the Glendale
hospital TO undergo another operation.
the FIRST one having been quite sue
cessful
A distress feature in connection
with the affair. was an accident that
oefen one OF the little friends OF the
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tatei. red and uriy isoking Ny ciothins
s-efned 70 irritate n The pinpics we're
on my handa. Arms legs. fc-t ard ertirs
body especially betsccn ny nugsru and
toes ! also had dsrdrun on ny bad untu
my hair vss al faiiihs out
uas told ~ sas ecxena Ard took a
treatment huf All remedies fslied Then I
got s1ne Cuticura Soap sud Ointurnt
nrst washed 9TH Cuficura soap and wsryn
vuter dricd vel and then applied tbs Cuti.
cra Olntmsut IN a short urae I 80
entirely usn 81 ne trouble Cuflcura soap
snd Ointuaeut cured ne. and they aiso
cured my dandrur ard falling hair
tsiEncd) Charley Aston. Jan. ~. 1914
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ror Satisfactory
Concrete Work Call
me c. 3. KIMBERLY CO,
Schmuibaeh BUILDING. Both Phones


An aged lady had a narrow e-cape
from serious injury at EdEwocd station
on the West Virginia Traction and Flee
VIC company lines last evening. IL seems
dies came 10 the station TO catch car
No - on the inbound track for the city.
fortunately the notormsn had thrown
on his power and was letting the car
drift 70 the station when the aged lady
stepped TO the track. The motorman
immediately applied the air and brought
the car 70 standstill In time TO avoid
serious injury. the car miAsinE her BY
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phia gave banquet last evening IN
Crafts hall IN honor OF the ball team
having defeated the Patterson aud Film
Grove team on the lattcrs grounds
The ladies' met during the early part
81 the week an darranged to show the
boys their appreciation OF the victory
over their old-timc rivals. About 30
guests we're present and enjoyed an eie-
giant supper. after which a social rosslou
with dancing was held
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-08

HARRISBURG. "a. Oct. Tho
fanama-Pacihc Exposition Commits
paintings and other ornaments 10 tho
state building ~ the exposition TO Va.
ward Turnhnll. Pittsburgh Who will
execute two larre canvases. Giuseppe
Donate. Philadelphia Charles u Tav-
lor. August Seller and sue d Watson.
fittshurfh. The works viii b. re-
tanned by the State after the exposi-
ton
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FIGHTER RUNS
Constable stops Ft-ht ana Arrert. ons
Man, while Other who Went for
Coat, Got Away.

Earl Armstrong had his nerve with
MIN last night then he started a night
AZ the court house corner with another
man who T. stu AZ large. At IL happen
pened along ana picked them up but the
ether man asked 90 be allowed 20 yet
hrs coat While he was doing this no
ducked.' and the officer a. stiil looking
Tor him. Squire Hobbs committed Arm
strong and VIII give him a hearing pos
sihly today.
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JOINT MEETING

Notices were sent out yesterday
calling joint meeting of the board of
control. the ordinance committee OF
council. the city solicitor, superintend-
ent OF the water works and the city
engineer for this evening in the First
branch council chambers. Street mat
tiers, water rates and other general
business will command the attention
of the meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-08

Funeral service over the remains ~
ne late Daniel THE Young son ~ NJ
and Mrs. Lester Mhifrr0ffun who pass
~ away % TIE home or hia parents. 81
linton Tuesday morning will De- hold
from The place % death fhia morning
at 10 o'clock. Tho funeral services
VII b. in charge ~ Rev r.. Il Gross. ~
fhe West Liberty ~. D. church Inter.
meuf viii De- in stone church cemetery
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COLLINS ARRESTED

Michael Collins was arrested yes
terday by City Health Ohicer A. f.
Cameron on a disorderly charge pre-
ferred by City Food Inspector w. II.
smith. IL is understood that there
was some trouble over the kind OF
scales that he was using. and when
the Official called his attention TO II
he got real abusive.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-08

TNFNTON II y. OF T-The Rev
Paul RI Matthews. ~ Faribauit. MINI.
vas today elected Protestant Episco-
pal bishop Of New Jersey 81 = special
session ~ the diocesan convention
We succeeds the late bishop John
Scarborough
In 1905 no was elected bishop coad-
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The Young Workers Bible class Of
the Triadelphia %. o.. church will give
a musical and literary cnferfaingueut
this evening IN the church rooms Doifa
an Interesting program has been urr-
pared and the AFFAIR promises 20 be er-
CeedinElY interesting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-08

Inc Following local young ssdies gave
church Tuesday evening. Misses Ieota
Nesbttt. Josephine Ritz. Jenetta Van
kim and Mrs. Arch oliver. The concert
expect to Eive another affair In the near
future at the same place
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va covered 10 would
Itch and burn un 7 could
not sioep 40 night I would
scratch tii the blood would
u1te out and run down my
body and loss The crup-
ton came out IN small
rcd pimples and When Z
aoratchcd the Whole surfaos
Of the ain hr~aune -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-08

Rev. Phillips Of Foiansbee delivered
IN excellent lecture last evening az the
West Alexander q. y. church Rev
Phillips used a. his suhpcct for dia-
cussion The United states Temperance
Movement" The church was packed 10
the limit 20 hear the address
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-08

-. Tn Brooke Electric company Of North
WarWood has installed two test electric
nthts on the corners OF Tenth ana
Eleventh streets on Warwood avenue.
~ ts thought after tbe gas contract ruus
out that the town viii give the elecric
company the right 70 pu ~ electric
lights
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-08

The Church ~ God Of Elm Grove VIII
hold bank oponing This evening 81 tire
church af which time the small hnnfa
mat we're given out some time aIn u.If
Do opened THIS plan was Installed a.
funde. a splendid musical program has
been arranged FOR the evening
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WARWOOD


Members Of the Ladies Ala society q
me Lutheran church will hold an Al
aay meeting 90 the home OF Mrs. .C;eore =
fruhn OF Eighteenth street The m-rn
pct sare 90 come IN the mcrnig and
say all day and work on a Quilt which
they expect 10 start
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II AIwax, Doe, the Work

81 like Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy better than any other" writes
r. f. Roberts, Homer City. Pa. y
have taken II off and on for years
and II has never failed TO give the
desired results" For sale by all
dealers.-Adv.
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ach's fault-it isn't indigestion-it's
biiiousness and constipation Try Cas-
carets; they sweeten the stomach, re-
move the sour. fermenting food and
foul gases: take bile from the liver
matter from the bowels. Then your
stomach trouble. headache. bad cold
and all such misery ends.
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Monthly meeting 81 the Ladies' AID
society 81 the Presbyterian church viii
De held this afternoon az the church on
twentieth street The afternoon vii
be spent In making rancywork wntcn
VIII be sol Dat the bazaar which will be
church.
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r deal Whereby be- became owner ~ the
% EeNahln" dNr works 1f Vim Grove
TNf Nuuug child ~ Wf and nfra
lielrgf H0nnehorn. 20 gfenwnod. who
fell from high porch Tuesday evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-08

The BESSIE shaw MISSION Circle ~
he stone church viii hold pastry
sale % the Winters Brothers meat mar
ket saturday afternoon. beginning al
one o'clock All kinds ~ home made
goodies viii BE- on sale
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jutor OF the Milwaukee diocese. but
declined. His father. Stanley Mat
thews. was United States Senator from.
Ohio and Associate Justice Of tha,
United States Supreme Court
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ladies Aid society Of the Christian
church win meet this afternoon IN reg
ulsr scssiouat ? o'clock. All members
are urged 70 be present as the after
noon will be. spent IN sewing
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Although Cusiosra Soap fzscl and Cufi-
gra ointusnt 1907 ) are soid ~ drurris,s
and deaisrs throushout ne vorid . samris
~ eech vith s1-p skin BOA wu h. ssns
frcc upon request Addrc-s postcard
@Cutirl1ra ners. n no~sn.r
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and went through many signals without
any trouble. They are in fine trim for
At home against Triadeiphia Saturday
afternoon at 8 o'clock.
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Regular weekly meeting OF the Ladies'
Aid society OF the Methodist church will
the church corner OF Fourteenth street
and Orchard avenue.
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OUT-THE-PIKE
Celebrate Anniversary.

The Sewing Circle OF ST. James chanel
Elm Grove. will celebrate it's first ami
versary Wednesday. October IL The
ladies will have all kinds Of refresh
meats for sale beginning at 5 o'clock
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All players Of the WarWood hieh
school Football team held practice
meeting last evening at 8 o'clock az the
hichiand ball park On the southern end
OF town.. All the players were present
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CASCARETS FOR COSTIYE BOWELS,
SOUR STOMACH, COLD OR HEADACHE

That awful sourness. belching OF
ncid and foul gases: that pain In the
pit Of the stomach. the heartburn.
nervousness. nausea. bloating after
eating. feeling OF fullness. dizziness
and sick headache. means your stom-
ach Is sour-your liver Is torpid-your
bowels constipated. II isn't your stom-
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Any good rltiren viii patronire
heir home merchants. AZ long A.
hey know they are geffiur their
moneys worth. Buy your shoes ana
cents furnishings from Folmar
Nomlne Co. where you get your
moneys worth. That A. why hey
are holding al their old cusfomefa
and always gettinE new ones
FoB1AR RoErHn co.
Sin Grove.
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BODY COVERED
WITH ECZEMA
Started on Legs, Kept Spreading.
ltched and Burned. Could Not
Sleep. Also 0andruF on Head.
Hair Fell Out, Cutieura Soap
and Ointment Healed.

n. >. y. 80. I. TaErucf. Tenn Ny
diseAss started on my iess IN a small patch
and kept sprcading untn my entire body
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TriaI treatment FREE

This nev mefhpi q - Important ~ ths Wi
iere n hutnanii - vial o. fgefv rrra1n suffer
tlniiV t1 arfn1lir tsf Do ard fInfr ifr rrldffr
~in BE- Riadiy extended without one csntaf cost.
lafFe triai treatment With cornpirfe. NJ.
aufrrrr.
sfuf 10 inoueT. take no ntks. make no
promisct. Simply clip. flgn sod mail me con
f1n and ne teaf rarEarr N The N~rT CON hin~f
Trraturrf wiil - sruf. fully rrfraif, torsfhrr.
Niih ne Flluabir box o. Catarrh.
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Sarah Cap. Nounf reta. Tenn.. earr 4
euHerrd the palnf aud distress ~ rrfaffh fnf
tnirteru years md urrdeff fo tf1fr. tired nerffy
rrrry n1efhod Bat ~ Y1ur new nefhrl We
f'-fe.of-'y enffd and you c1nnot iuazine fte
5oY nat has come over me-
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Goes to the Root of

NNNEN~MN NfNNFN
Constant "frog-in-the-
throat
Nasal discharges
Hawking and splitting
Snoring a. night
Rad breath
Frequent colds
Difficult breathing
Smothering sensation in
dreams
Sudden fts - rneezinz
Dry mucous IN nose
and any of che other SYM
toms that indicate ap-
preaching or present catafrh
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kecee loue1 - scranton Penn that afrr tryins
H.ny othef irssnenis s- ed this pew nsfhod ara
~ nee d nov entirely End free nd I an ~
nnfnrrrd BY ihf diFrrse more Tfr New Crrnhfr~f
Treatment is worth De- weight In Rdif.H
Ierurofafv relief from clf1rr obtained In ofr~r
tys hut ~ lrH Combined Treatment iueviiabg
- accepted for fsrsaHsaf results.