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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-06

LOS

sTRAYED-saturday, August 2s. light
Jersey COW. with crumpled horns and
mark on brisket by cutting. Strayed
from N. G. Goodwin's farm near Clarks-
burg. H. l.. coffman. 203 Bridge street,
Home phone Ally.
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FOR sALE-Engine, 4.h. p. and dynamo,
picture machine and screen. Call NJ.
Rivero, Meadowbrook. Box 15i, w. Va.
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FOR RENT-Flat, seven rooms and bath,
new house, never occupied, modern and
all conveniences. laundry room. hot and
cold water. Call Bell phone lo91-R. Old
Coca Cola Bottling Works
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FOR RENT-Houses

FOR RENT-Lyon apartments-six rooms
an dbath apartments en- hrst, second
and third floors. All conyenieuces. Apply
Co Miss Bessie Lyon, Chestnut street,
Rell nhone 0R0-R. -
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FOR RENT--ona three-room fat. every
thing Of the. most modern and convent
ent. Call Bell phone 1297-R.
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FOR RENT-Nicel, furnished front bed
room, for gentlemen only, within Few
minutes walk OF postOihce, street car aud
d. Z D. station; al modern conyeniences.
eell baofe loas.J.
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FOR RENTATo small family Of adults,
6 room brick house, AIeigs avenue, $3.50
per month. c. C. McCarty, McCarty Bldg.
Bell phone I2-J.
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FOR SALE room cottage, good well,
level lot. New Fair Grounds addition.
Price $4,000 cash. Apply to l.. j. Luns-
ford, Clarksburg Laundry Co.
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FOR SALE-Houses

FOR SALE AT A BARGAINING new
five-room cottages. large rooms, four fire.
places. two cabinet mantels, two base,
large front porch. back porch, slate roof.
excellent we'll water, hardwood finish.
Z. Lots 45x200 feet Five minutes walk
from Pittsburg Plate Glass Co. plant,
Stonewall Park addition. See owner, c..
A. Butcher, Bell phone SOIL, or 100s-J.
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FOR RENT--1n new brick house, five
rooms for light housckeeping; two
porches and bath room. located at 545
Baltimore street. Apply at house.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-06

FOR RENr-rhree unfurnished rooms.
with modern conveniences, to family
without children. Apply at 7o1 Locust
street, city.
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FOR REMT-AFiva room house, In Harmer-
Dye addition, on South Chestnut street |;
good house, fine well OF water; close to
school. Inquire of wylle A. Smith. at
Southern pine Lumber Co., rcall Con-
Solidated phone 8j5-I..
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FOR RENTING nicely furnished IRON,
rooms for gentlemen, ladies or teachers
Awill give privilege Of light housekeeping,
or will furnish regular light houseKees-
ing rooms. Apply at ?21 Jackson street.
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FOR RENT-A nicely furnished room for
strlHfr s,''.Hz ss4-s1sf sl-
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FOR RENT-To parties without children,
two nicely furnished front rooms for
nSht housekeeping; use OF bath. porch
and telephone. SApply at ITO Virginia
avenue, Bell phone 25o-J.
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FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping; cooking stove, hot
and cold water; use OF telephone and
bath. Apply at 615 Lynch street, Bell
phone 357:R.
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FOR RENr-one nicely furnished room,
with use of private bath and phone !;
two nice large front rooms with use of
bath and phone, suitable for gentlemen
or man and WIFE Apply at 110 Sixth
street, about three minutes walk from
court house and postofhce. Bell paone
No. SI0-J.
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FOR RENT-Furnlshed Rooms

FOR RENT-Furnished ROOMS for sleep
ing, in home with nc chiluren, rent rea
sonable. Apply at W. West Main street.
or cali Eell phoue beS-J.
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FOR RENT-one front room furnished for
gentlemen, second house below st. PAU .
II. b. Church, South. Home phone l96-A,
SIG West Main street.
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a Telegram Classified Ads. Always Bring Results @

FOR RENT-One six room house, on Web
ster street. Carlisle Court. Can give pos
session September 18th. Isaac j. Coston,
care Empire Laundry Co.
FOR RENT room house. near Point
street, Broad Oaks. just above church I:
water, newly papered, painted and cur
tanned throughout. Rent $3.50 per
month.
4 room cottage, woodland avenue,
Stealey Heights, in nice condition, city
s room cottage, Ohio avenue, near Fair
Grounds, one square from stop e5 on
street car line. fine we'll on back porch:
Rent 1890 per month. W. ]. Winfield
& Co.. 212 Union Bank Building, Phone
Bell It'll. Consol. 5i4-X. X
FOR RENT-one fiat three rooms and
bath, and fiat, four rooms and bath. and
seyen room house and bath. w. c. Burn
~
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FOR SALE-Needle work business, small
investment, good trade, a bargain II sold
at once: now Is the time to catch the
Christmas trade. Address III" care
Telegram office.
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FOR RENr-Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping; also bedroom for
gentleman; all modern conveniences
Amply at 113 West Poplar street.
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FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping; sink III kitchen; use
OF bath and pnone: no objection 10 one
Wis street, Bell phone 1Ga5-J.
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FOR RENTANicely furnished fat foI
housekeeping. to family without children,
ave rooms and bath. am leaving city
and desire to rent to nice people. Charles
( d. Batson,s3 i3 jarvis street, Bell phone
1041-J.
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WANTED-Two good dining room girls;
must be willing to work: girls having
experience preferred Apply to Mrs. l..
B. Thompson, Hardy Apartments, Me-
chanic street.
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FOR RENT-one nicely furnished room to
gentlemen, close to business part Of
city use of bath and all modern con
vepienees. Apply ut dS West Pike st.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-06

THE Standard Milling Com
pany, of Clarksburg, has
fancy seed rye for sale.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-06

WANTED-Apprenticc girls to learn mill.
merry trade. Apply ut the Smart Shop.
Fourth street.
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WANTED AT oNcE--Good reliable girl
for general houscwork. Apply to Mrs.
g. W. Starkey, 407 Stsalsy Avenue,
stealey eHiGhts.
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colored girl as cook
and for general housework., No washing
Two in family. Apply Mt 513 Lee street.
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WANTED-A woman for general house.
work. Apply at once to Mrs. Mary Tay-
Tor. 6S2 South Seventh street, Colonial
Heights.
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WANTED-l.emaIe Help

wANTED-A servant for general house
work. Apply promptly at 3l5 philippi
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Help Wanted-MIsceIIan

wANTED-A refiued, educated mar. or
woman to handle good paying book
proposition. Address "A. B. S." care
Telegram Office.
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WANTED-An energetic man to write Life,
Health and Accident Insurance. A good
trict Mgr, NIcCrory Bldg, Tairmont, w.
Va.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-06

FOR RENT House OF six rooms and bath !;
stationary wash tub; possession at once.
Inquire at i52S West Pike street.
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ALBERT j. BISHOP.
CITY CLERK.
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WANTED--Male Help

MEN-Learn barber trade; earn ali ex-
epnses back in our finishing dept; enroll
now, we cut SIS; write for catalog. Lead
er Barber College. 315 i4th, Cincinnati.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-06

FOR RFNTAniI attractive, second floor,
four room apartment, newly papered
and painted. with bath, gas and electris
lights, large front porch, 1904 Clay
street. one OF the best resident sections
IN city. Apply to Charles G. Cottman,
81 Court street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-06

cH1LDREN's and misses clothes, tailor
made MILDLY suits specially. Z. v.
Schwartz. 22S South Chestnut street.
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FOR RENT&Atter September 10, one fonr
room cottage, on Baltimore street $1,000
per months Apply at SIG West Main
street.
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Observation-Disclosures

WANTED TO RENT-For cash, farm
Of 50 to 100 acres, from two to i've years,
emily located. address s. r.. sStutler.
Route 9. Lost Greek, W. Va.
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WANTED TO RENT-5 or g room house,
parties without children. must be in good
location and centrally located. Call Bell
phone S6S-J.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-04
State Council Of That Country
Thinks Matter Will Be De-
cided Present Year

| PEKING. Nov. 1.-THE question
whether China is to be monarchy
or a republic should be settled be-
fore the end Of the year, according
to the state council, which has rec
commended that, in accordance
with the terms OF the provisional
constitution, President Yuan Shi-kal
should call citizens convention
to decide the question, but IL it is
not possible to call such a conyen-
ton at this tine, the state council
recommends that the president waive
the provision and devise. other prop
er and adequate means to consult the
will Of the people 2
1t is rumored that this is de-
signed to permit the president to
convert the council Of state into a
convention and have It adopt new
constitution embracing the monar-
,chial provision. according to his
wishes.
The memorandum sent by the
state council, sitting as legisla-
ture or parliament under the presi-
dents direction. says that in all the
eighty-two petitions favoring mon
archy have been received from diff
ferent bodies.
The memorandum is taken as "a
general indication that the monarchy
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provision we're made for It's main
'tsnanca. That pfoyis ion can be made
without danger Or loss Of time simply
by aband oning the satuous pretences
that the system that prevails Is re-
publicanisni \: sS7sss
The opponents Of the monarchical
system estimate one hundred million
dollars. or about forty million dols
lars in gold, as the probable expense
of restoring . monarchy. but the pro-
ponents saw that this big figure Is
based on the cost OF enforcement
in ancient time.
When q new emperor came to the
throne in China. he always RENTED
the land for the year Of his enthrone-
ment. These taxes alone make up
for the greater part Of the one hun
dred million dollar estimate. Yang
Tu and other eladers Of the society
for the preservation Of peace say it
will not be necessity under present
conditions to remit the land tax for
enthronement year. 4
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may be established much sooner than
has been predicted. President Yuan
shi-kai. however. has not taken any

- 4, H tsts@i 81 ssti ~
may be established much sooner than
has been predicted. President Yuan
Shi-kat however, has not taken any
action. y + & I. B {. !.
Many ~ tha ,,,I,,sr. ,,r;,.aa L.
Enriisf IN varions r snra,an -1 concs :.
sions cSnfinra tn ,isaras,s,v .sss;,
HE nrnnnsad N ! =, rchg ~ .,,s sr asSn
that IT'S snac,a n, : a. 80 ~. 'tor
china To 7s,aSa ~. s $500 $3.50 ,,h ~. !
world ,noliticsY Il al such ,rhita Heat heat
other naners snr;rfed In En.iist a..
cent The mnnarc = mar, ,nya II, as IN
eyitabIes and are Trs ss J that ,y 81, 4.
sale Ereforns ha ea,ria s . -, ~ tha
government regardless OF whether il
be called republic or a monarchy.
Members, AZ +hs ssnc,atv for ,ba
preservation ~ mace tho ,rsantyas
stion that originate fathsred the mon
archial movement are Sat;il VI wor lin,
actively IN sPekinp witbo,,t onnosi e
tion from I ta srnyernmsrt Thar "a.
Gently held . iinnchaon al tina mast
prominent sforeign hota, In spar lin, >
in honor of ds,asatas fron, +ba No
vinces whn bava scon,a ~ ~ ~. no , yta
To confar ahavt coMe % ane c cab,eai
nronosition This i,,nchaan a,a : = !.
tended ~ nna rad . "a f,,.n - :, ~,
No memher ~ the 20 h i a,os r nra.
sent. neither did an~ D n1bsr ." sova a. =
ment ofIicials of hfgh rant attsnd
The sdalerates FORMED : snrt ~ 4
,,nion for 4he d;snmsstans ~ 1 =. a,,a.,, :
mental questions / and engasedS IN
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GQQQ(BOOKIS
ARE ]: {: NEEDED
BY BE::.LG|ANS.
Who Are Now in the Hospitals.
Of War in France and
GreatfBritain. S

NEW YORK, Nov. Among the
thousands Of Belgian soldiers now In
hospitals in England and in France,
detained in camps in Holland and
prisoners in. Germany, there is a
widespread need of good books, and
a committee that has been formed
to enlist American aid in the matter
announces that books or. money for
their purchase will be received by
Pierre Mali Belgian consul general
in New York. The members Of the
honorary committee include Emman-
iuel Havenith. the Belgian minister at
Washington; Joseph II. Choate.
Charles J. Bonaparte, the Rev. J. f.
Stillemans, OF the Belgian relief
fund, and Louis de-Sadelier. minister
of state for Belgium, who is In New
York.
{ A statement given out by the COM
mittee reads: r. Is
Z The heroism Of the Belgian. sol
dicrs has won universal admiration.
Thousands OF them are now in
hospitals in England and in France.
detained in camps in Holland, and
prisoners In Germany.
Suffering and deprived Of liber-
ty, without news from their rela-
tiyes now somewhere in poverty or
dead, the anxiety Of those brave men
must be most painful. &
Well educated as they are. and
without recreations any intelligent
person is looking for. nothing can do
more to alleviate their sucerings than
literature in their own language. :.
There is q real need among those
Belgian soldiers for books in French
and Flemish. and to a certain extent
in English Especially works of
travel and novels, and toja certain ex-
tent in English Especially works OF
travel and novels, history. books on
electricity. merchanics, motoring,
ETC., and illustrated magazine sof ali
kinds; also ,grammars for the study
OF English; French English diction-
aries and vice-versa. } "
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through the myriad Of nerves 10 deeper sur
faces, the internal organs. And thus 4
period Of repose must reflect itself not only
In the mind OF the mother. but upon The
babe to come.
APPOINT upon which all experienced peopl,
agree Is the accepted fact that whatever ~
cxpectant mother may do for herself that q
safe aud harmless d bound to encourage
confidence In herself. And as she appliel
sMotherss Friend" with her own hand when
ever required and Just where needed, sh,
soon, learns 10 forget those apprehensions *
often imaginative.
Young mothers who have used .'Mothcr,l
Friend" have written to- say how rejoiced
they swere at the absence Of morning sickness
extreme nervousness. and other dlstresses Of
which they had heard and feared. Get q
bottle OF Mothers Friend at any drus
store. Simply apply Il over the stomach mus
cles and rest assured Of perfect safety and
comfort day and night. Write TO Bradfeld
Regulator. 7os Lamar Bldg. Atlanta, Ga, 70,
iheir handsome and instructive book.
ll1 : d = q. y a 81 = r. z I
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Williams Kidney, anal iyerPiIIs

Have You oyerwofked your nervous system
and caused trouble with your Kidneys and
livery Have You pains In iloins, side and
back2 Have you . dabby appearance
0fLthe face and under the eyesf n SO, use
WILLIAMS KIDNEY AND LIVER PILLS.
For sale by all druggists. Price 50 cents.
WILLIAMS MFG. CO., Props, Cleveland. Ohio
Sold by II. f. Burke, Clarksburg,
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Nen's Notes
En- m Do1a
Correspondent Tells What the
People Of That Section
Are Doing.

DOLA, Nov. 4.-Mr. and Mrs. Stan
ley Swiger, of Highland Park, Clarks-
burg. motored here Sunday in their
lnew Buick car and visited at the home
of the latters' parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. NJ. Plggott.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Cuff and little
CUFFS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. j.
McGregor Of Clarksburg.
Miss Irene Morgan attended a well
come shower given in honor of the
Rev. Mrs. John Luther Norris at Wal
lace recently.
Carl Pigott and Golden Hildreth
motored to Clarksburg Saturday.
Joe and Frank Bell. Of Wallace,
motored through here Sunday.
H. B. Carpenter, former ;bookkeep-
Ier here for the Hutchison Coal Com
pany, is leaving here to work at a
higher position in the Fairmont of
flee of the same company. Many
friends Of "Carp" are glad to know
of his promotion, but still, despite
that fact they are all real sorry to
see him leave here. He has been here
for nearly two years. His home is IA
Fairmont. Mr. Foster Wright will
fill "Carp's" place. He has been
here going over the work the last
two weeks and as many as have met
him are very much impressed BY his
appearance.
Miss Addie Hannah returned home
today from Clarksburg, where she
has been a guest Of friends the last
week.
Gay Boggess was shopping in
Harrisburg Saturday.
/ Artie Helm and Clark Rogers
were in Brown Saturday evening.
Virgil Cunningham. Edgar Robin
son and Mark McAnn motored to
\ Bingamon Sunday.
T Foster Wright and Carl Pigott
called on Miss Irene Morgan Thursday
levening. s, I 4
vandra stires was in Clarksburg
saturday shopping.
| Miss Fay Chichester, the lady teach
Ter OF the primary grades visited her
parents at Salem Friday, Saturday
land Sunday.
The Lady Maccabees Of the World,
\ Dola Hive No. gave q banquet from
1880 to $3.50 p. m. Sunday afternoon
lat the home OF Mrs, J. NJ. Stires in hon.
Tor Of Mrs. Stress birthday. All the
local knights and ladies were present
and had most enjoyable time. The
Il dinner was served In courses. Fred
Rogers was postmaster. y I,
"A. ". Morgan, uperintendent OF the
Hutchinson Coal Company. was u
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NOTICE OF, BOARD OF
EDUCATION SALE,

Pursuant to resolution passed BY
the Board OF Education Of Clark dis
trlct, at q regular meeting Of said
Board on the 23rd day Of October.
1915, we will on Saturday, the Goth
day Of November. 1915, at the front
door Of the court house OF Harrison
county, West Virginia. at / o'clock
p. M, OF that day. offer for sale to
the highest bidder. the following de.
scribed real estate, situate and being
in the District Of Clark, county; Of
Harrison and state Of West Virginia:
Beginning at point on the Buck.
harmon Pike where the Nutter Run
road intersects with said Pike, and
running with the line OF said Pike
one hundred and thirty (13O) feet
to a point in New Fair Ground School
lot thence with the line OF said school
lot in a southerly direction one hun.
dred and eighty-four t1S4) feet to 4 z
point in Alley R' where said Alley
intersects in a northerly direction with
the lire OF said Nutter Run road Ia
the place OF beginning said parcel Of
land containing four az lots Sfront-
ing on Buckhannon Pike, Lots Nos. 4,
q d1u D having u lTOutaS6 OF thirty
500 feet each, and lot NO. having
"a frontage of forty 400 feet on said
Pike, and being q portion OF the land
that was conveyed by Melissa q.
White, and husband. to the Board 81
Education Of Clark district, by deed
dated the 18th day Of July, 1895,
iwhichis duly Of record In the ONCE 81
the Clerk Of the County Court Of Hars
rison county in Deed Book No. 1os az
ipage 332, to which reference Is here
made by way Of more particular
description.
| TERMS. OF SAIE-Purchase price
TO be paid cash In hand on day or sale.
unless satisfactory terms are others
wise arranged. However, the sale ID
made subject to the ratification Of
same by the Board OF Education 81
Clark district.
"A. P. STEWART.
President.
L. WAYNGAN OGDEN,
Secretary.
OF Board of Education Clark District
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r y
,Clarksburg on business Saturday.
Carl Mcdonald visited his parents
Sunday at Bridgeport. Y
A Halloween with a party Of young
people from Brown on their way to
church at Joness run passed through
here Saturday evening.
The witches and COLLINS were in full
display here Saturday evening honor
ing Halloween.
Miss Irene Morgan attended Hal
lowe'en party in Clarksburg Saturday
night.
Merle swiger and Bonnie Hefiin
were in Clarksburg Saturday.
MT. and Mrs. G. G. Michael motored
ninety-seyen miles Sunday and re-
turned at q late hour Sunday night.
Hobart Swiger, a student Of the West
Virginia Business College at Clarks-
burg. was guest Of his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. SLandis Swiger, Saturday and
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GOOD NEWSIFOR|
THEGOO.DIFO[KS
0|'F|CL..AR|.K|!SB:UR|5
Albert Gels, Noted Nerv,vorth
Demonstrates, Coming
Here.
Worlds Greatest Nerve Tonic
Will Soon be on. Sale alta Lo-
cal Drug Store.

Mr.. Albert Gels, OF GAINESVILLE, o.,
chief demonstratort OF Nerv-Worth,
the far-famed family nerve tonic,
which Is a notable product of the
Nerv-Worth Co., Of that city, will
soon be in Clarksburg to put on at
one of our leading drug stores one of
those Wentworth demonstrations
which have given him widespread
fame during the past year.
Mr.sGeis has just ended at Parkers-.
burg one Of the most successful Of
these demonstrating and selling cam
paigns ever conducted. During eight
weeks spent there he sold, single
bottle alta time, over i 200 bottles Of
Nerv-Worth and since he left, the
distributors Of the tonic there have
been selling it in still larger quanti-
ties. Before that Mr.. Gels had con-
Quoted demonstrations in Hunting
ton and Charleston which resulted in
the sale Of thousands of bottles Of
Eerv-Worth and there also immense
sales continue.
The Parkersburg success was part
~ due to the extraordinary number
OF written endorsements of Nerv-
Worth given by Its grateful users in
that city and vicinity and printed
daily in the local newspapers. One
Of these, by Mrs. S. R. Moore, Of
Parkersburg, is given as an example
Of the wonderful power Of the rene.
dy to Danish diseases of a nervous
origin. It follows: !.
II want to say something in favor
! of Nerv-Worth. For several years
have suffered with nervous dys-
pepsia. My stomach trouble was such
that doctors and specialists pro-
nounced 1t cancer of the stomach
and advised an operation IL / was
able to stand it. FINALLY tried Nerv.
Worth and must say after using only
one bottle, I'm better than I've been
for years. 1t is the most wonderful
medicine ! have ever taken and the
only medicine that gave me relief.
Have doctored for 10 years. AT
times was unconscious for hours
Ny weight went down from 16S
POUNDS to SO pounds. My appetite
doubt I'll gain in flesh"
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nounced this case. of cancer Of the
stomach. Results proved that no can
Ger was there. Three bottles Of Nerv.
Worth not merely relieved Mrs
Moore, THEY CURED HER. From
q mere wreck she became SO possess:
ed Of health. as to be able to leave
for the west to visit her son, whom
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