The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-12

1t is readily apparent that the Great
splegel is not going to lose any time
In proving the many claims that were
made from him In advance OF his
coming and ho has been making good
right from the start. When q story
was told about him wearing ten dollar
gold pieces on his coat for buttons,
the people only smiled. because they
thought 1t would be impossible for a
person to show such disregard for
the mighty dollar in this present age
The Great Spiegel arrived in Clarks-
burg Monday and sure enough the but
tons on his coat were the same as the
ones we are striving for from morning
until night, the public soon become
used to the idea that whenever tho
Great Spiegel buttoned his coat he
handled ten dollar gold pieces and the
general remark was that he might
wear gold buttons but he wasn't giving
any OF them away. In the afternoon
during his parade he threw severaFi
hundred dollars TO the urchIns of the
street who gathered around his car
riage and in the evening his troupe of
W NioNo bhNt d llcB
ance and concert Mt the rear of the
Union National Bank lot about eleven
hundred men, women and children saw
the first performance. During the in
tervals between each act the Great
Spicgel favored his audience with ono
OF his famous lectures on health, hy-
giene and the care OF the human body.
Those who were old enough to grasp
the meaning OF his subject began to
realize that he was not an ordinary
man. but person who had gained
world of information from years of
scientific research In the fields where
medical herbs. roots, barks. leaves and
blossoms are found.
The Great Spiegel told his audience
what wonderful results were obtained
from the use of DR., Jones's Sangvin
and Or. Jones Lnimcnt. by those who
were suffering from tapeworm. stom-
ach, kidney, liver. bladder troubles
and kindred diseases. He also told
them that he would demonstrate the !
fact that these remedies would do
anything he claimed for them and (
said "If there is anybody in this
audience who is afflicted with deaf
ness for thirty years. or a person suf- !
fering the tortures OF the damned
caused by rheumatism let him come
upon this platform and I will make
him hear and will also relieve tho
rheumatic Of his suffering"
The people were still skeptlcal after
the Great SDiegcl had made this won
dertul statement and nobody took adj |
vantage Of his offer But on the sec
ond night when the Great Spiegel call
ed on volunteers for free demonstra-
ton there was one man by name OF
F.. F. Garrison In tho audience
said he would try and see II DR.. Jones
Sangvin and the llniment would re-
lleve the suffering and tortures of hell
which had caused him so many sleep-
less nights for ten years and were
caused by being afflicted with mus
cular rheumatism. resulting from
sprained ankle. The Great Spiegel
Immediately went to work upon his
ankle. Tho audience was aware OF
tho fact that the man was suffering
dreadful pains; his groans could be
heard at distance. still the Great
Spiegel worked all the harder, satu-
rating the effected part with the Beay-
er Liniment and inside OF ten minutes
the Great STiegel requested Mr.. CARR
son to show how timber his ankle was
and to the amazement Of the audience
he shook his foot as II he never had
snrnin. After experiencing the mar
Vicious effect Of the treatment and as
he left the platform. he remarked 10
the Great SDiegcl that he wac cnn-