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NOTICE.
GREGG,

Office Department Quartermaster. Fort Sam
Houston. Texas. Sealed proposals will be
received here until IL 90 a. IN. June ., 1917,
Tor furnishing Wood. Smithing Coal. Gasoline.
Dl. Crude Oil. DiStillate. Forage and
BEDDING required ~ Southern Department sta
items and camps. during the period beginning
July 1. 1917. and ending September ~. 1917
miurfnatinn furnished upon applications.
tJ-lJ 1917 1SAt-2ll
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Chicago 8, Boston l.
Philadelphia 8, Pittsburg >.
Brooklyn q. Cincinnati =.
st. Louis 8. New York 1.
where They Play Today.
Chicago ut Boston.
Cincinnati ut Brooklyn.
st. Louis ut New York.
Pittsburg at Philadelphia
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|J6,S SPEAKER RENDERED HONoRS

NY .NNTFF IfETW F'""T
CLEVELAND. OHIO. May l6.-"Speakcr
Day, was celebrated this afternoon when
Boston and Cleveland FLASHED ~ the third
game Of the series. The day was set apart
to honor Iris Speaker, the Cleveland cen
ter fielder who lead the league in batting
last season.
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RtCAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Washington IL, Detroit 8.
Chicago IL, Philadelphia q.
Boston @, Cleveland 3.
New York Z. 1t. Louis 4
where They Play Today.
Philadelphia ut Chicago.
New York at st. Louis.
Washington mt Detroit.
Boston 1T Cleveland.
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REGISTERED STOCK.

HEREFORD bulls. registered. for sale: Shrop-
shire rams. lambs. registered for sale: Shet-
land ponies. For ~rma GOODMAN
VALLEY FARM, Waco. Texas. III
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PERSONAL.

WANTED-To hear from proficient and avail
able teachers of French language, stating
age, qualifications and previous experience, il
any. Box 7ut, City. As
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FOR SALE-One set bed room furniture. In
uuire aO1 jefferson -. Phone $40. 3
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FOR SALE-Second hand Ford car in gooe
condition. Phone JOI. Is
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D NOTICES.
LOST AND FOUND.

|iDST-Whitc Spitz dog. Answers 10 name
"l,ingrld." Reward. Call I'LL Adams. 80
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no Equal Tor o-rrtSo
We have driven our MAXWELL 81 . miles e,
about Il mis- psr gallon 81 est s,re. Quo
.rp Of I.eiG miles. FIVE passr,.gecs. tent. hsc-
ding and pIovisicns; crossed The Bir~-tt Pass,
SnoquAimie Fsss NJ. rainirr Park. 5-ns-t
Mountains nt.i B'rc Mc,nta ms. Ne believe
that the RsNwe,l has no rgis NJ an M uE ,ss-
i,s price,. -. Brsiey. Ia L.anie. cie.ch
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(6-16-16t)
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ISM NIL, On S-S.2l

tfo'' fsffFH3 On N1sN--'
Tn rcv~n months. have i-,s-n f.5iT 'cs.
getting q, miles 70 The Ea.-i, t,is4 tl &C
$500 including gas. NJ. tres, sfr --a. t.ss-
~nforthly operating cost <7.si. NV Juvir- -
ever rn-rrts,ns or desert. ~ my ,p,r ~ n
f.sz~sn could he ~ v~- r.r~o r.l-s -.-ha it
= single tern ct eNrrrss. cstrni -As-'nt sni
~ gwen fssf s'trns 81 500 n'r"sfc. =.
tsriy good sos4,--I,e rcd W.. n's. ~ '~.'r,.
Ia lorna.
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Maxwell Owners Wrote
This Advertisement

Eight thousand miles-zzH miles 60 the gall
boa-ons set Of tires. Repair expense. Sc ] m
sads6sd.-y. L. Fsls. s2oS University Ave,
Chicago, Ill.
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certain distance under water. In one
instance. oil and wreckage covered
thesurface Of the sea after d shot from
a destroyer at a periscope and the re-
ports make claim Of sinking.
protected by our high seas convoy.
by our destroyers and by French war
vessels. the contingent proceeded and
joined the others in French port.
The whole nation will rejoice that
so great peril is passed for the van
guard of the men who will night our
battles in France. No more thrilling
Fourth OF July celebration could have
been arranged than this glad news
that lifts the shadow Of dread from
the heart Of America"
Baker to Daniels.
Secretary Baker wrote the follow
ing letter TO Secretary Daniels con-
veying the army'S thanks TO the navy:
Word has just come to rhe war de-
partment that the last ships conveying
General Pershing's expeditionary
force TO France arrived safe today.
As You know. the navy assumed the
responsibility for the safety of these
ships on the sea and through the dan.
ger zone. The ships themselves and
their conveys were in the hands Of
The navy. and now that they have ar
rived and carried without the loss Of
man. our soldiers who are first 10
represent America in the battle for
democracy. | beg to tender you the
navy's heartiest thanks Of the war de-
partment and the army. This SPLEEN
did achievement is an suspicious be-
ginning and il has been characterized
throuhghout BY the most cordial and
effective cooperation that are In the
tow military services"
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STORY OF Mr..
THOS, PETERS

Feb. II. 1917. I:
am a coal minor 81 years old and
The father Of 10 children. ! have been
a hard.working man all MY life.
About July last felt myself break.
ing down under. The hard strain Of
being constantly on the job, and went
all 10 pieces. | found that was suf-
frring from number Of ailments that
permitted to go on without giving
myself proper attention. My stom-
ach was out of order with INDIGESTION
and WAS full of gas. I had Catarrh
and Bronchitis with 4 miserable hack
ing cough and rheumatism from out
door exposure. I had frequent head
aches and dizziness-lost flesh rap
idly and could 20 no further.
! consulted the best local physician
about my case but got no relief. |
thought my cup Of misery was full.
But what was MY horror when | dis
covered that my left eye had gone en-
tirely blind. ! was advised by some
friends who saw the ad in the Wheel
ing Sunday papers 10 consult the IA
nous Electro-Med Doctors. on the
second floor of 1927 Market ST..
Wheeling. ! called and was examined
and was told tina, had we'll defined
Cataract on my left eye.
The Doctors would not promise me
any relief from my blindness but
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nue. Will spend several days with Beth
CSda friends. ,,,
,nrr,,. of this city. now Of Cincinnati
arc Visiting with friends here.
Mrs. ". l.. Hammond and daughter
Miss Frances, have arrived home from
Miss Dora Atkins OF Martins Ferrl
will spend several days here With
friends.
Mrs. Imogene Edwards Of Poplar ave-
nue. is the guest Of West Alexander rel
iltircS.
Joseph McPeek. Harry Weekly and
Louis tiuthry leave today for Atlantic
City, where they will spend couple OF
weeks.
Vinson Kinney has resumed his duties
i'm Akron, O., after a visit with relatives
here.
Mrs. G. D. Burihar1 and Mrs. John
E'unoway haze returned 10 their homes
in Martins Ferry after visit with
friends here.
Jerome Lafterty OF Cleveland, o. ~
spending several days ut his home hcr"
Mr.. and Mrs. -. Il. Robinson and ch!l,
drrn Of Oaks avenue. will spend scfcrhi
DAYS with RccIer'S Station relatives.
Mrs. Carl o. Holy and two daughters
Of Clnrkshurg are visiting with relatives
here.
Mrs. Iva Denoon and children Of this
city will spend several days with rcla-
,iycs in Middlebourne.
Prosecutor parriOtt will be at Steel
ION. near New Martinsvilie. today. whore
he will deliver An address Mt the annual
celebration .of the Fourth.
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j, S: WARSH|PS
Continued from Ptrst Page

in order that the passage OF the dan
ger zone might be attended by every
possible protection.
First Attack.
The first attack took place at 10:30
or the night of June 20. What gives
it peculiar and disturbing significance
i that our ships were set upon at a
point we'll this side Of the rendezvous
and in that part OF the Atlantic pre-
Suuiablv free from submarines.
The attack was made in force. al
though the night made impossible
any exact count Of the U-boats gath
cred for what they deemed a slaugh
ter.
The high sea convoy. circlinc with
their Searchlights. answered wieh
heavy guntire. and its accuracy stands
proved b. the fact that the torpedo
discharge became increasingly scatter
cd and inaccurate. II is not known
how many torpedoes were launched
but five We're counted as they sped BY
bow and stern.
Second Attack.
"A second attack was launched d
few days later against another con
tinsent. The point of assault was
herond the rendezvous and our tie
Stroyers were sailing as 4 screen be.
tween rhe transports and all harm
The results Of the battle were in favor
OF American gunnery.
Not alone did the destroyers hold
the C-hoats at 4 safe distance. hut
their speed also resulted in the sink,
ing OF one submarine n least. Gre.
nades were used in firing d depth
charge explosion timed ~ so off 1t a
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LOUIS SKLENER
The Remarkable Cure q Mr.. LOUIS
SkIener.

The Remarkable Cure q Mr.. LOUIS
SkIener.
wish to make this public acKnoWl'
edgement OF my wonderful recovery
from an attack OF total paralysis ni
my entire right side. including nghc'
side Of my face, right arm and leg.
was absolutely helpless and had to be
carried by two men when | moved
from place TO place.
visited the several hospitals in this
vicinity and consulted the best doc
tors, but was told there was no cure
for me. had given up hope OF any
relief when my attention was called 10
the unusual cures Of difficult and So
called incurable diseases that were be-
ing effected by the Electro-Medicaf
Doctors. OF 1927 Market street, Wheel
ing, ". Va.
1916. and noted a marked improve
ment from the very beginning. which
continued to September TO- when
was able to return to my work, pers
fectly cured.
And now it Is nine months past and
| have been we'll and working ever
since.
NV cure has been considered TO.
mar able by all my friends and even
nv the physicians who could oner me
little hone with the usual treatment.
IAN a miner. aged 80. and my work n
Tmost strenuous. But thanks to the
treatment and skill Of the Electro-Med-
zeal Doctors, am now well. vigorous
and happy. LOUIS .SKLENER.
1872 Trumbull ST..
Bellaire, Ohio.
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COODYKOONTz STRONG
FOR THE RETENTION OF
PRESENT TEXT BOOKS

ssee.I t,,sp,,eh 20 tn. In:s:ltr-r',r.
| CHARLESTON. W. Va. July =.
The board ot public works having
adopted a resolution requesting; tH'
Estate school book commission TO re-
Consider its action authorizing
changes in school books. Hon Neils
| (;oodykoontz. president o. the senate,
who arrived in th. city "sSterday.
gave ont the ullomlnE interview this
; morning in regard TO tht. matter:
The radical change III the matter
: nf school books b., the state school
book commission has alarmed every
houlde- in the state. and nor without
rause. The action nf tho commission
has been justly condemned h. large
section Of The press and b. me people
unanimously.
The meri; Of = school booa is large.
; Is a matter 81 opinion. Th" minds az
men naturally differ On y" question.
"lr is evident that thu hoard or pub
tic works has offered =" Un'y prac-
tiral solution. and that >ni;itinu Is en-
hodi"d in Attorney General England
resolution. which WAS adopted by that
board. requesting III" school DOCK
commission ~ -ea~Ssmble, reconsider
and rrScind its action.
During these. troubled times the
; people should be saved as much e1-
! pense as possible. and only sucn
changes in the school books as are
t absolutely Necessary should be al
lowed. The school book publishers
must realize that the people will not
tolerate a change in school books at
this time. and il they are wise they
will yield their ready assent. well
knowing that they will be without a
remedy. for no supit or action can be
brought against the state by an In
diyidual( Arm mo corporation. The
trainers OF the costitution wisely made
provision to that effect"
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Mrs. Josephine Petran. age GO. OF
Neff. Ohio. has this 10 say:
For The past ten years | have been
suffering with CONSTIPATION. lndiGeS.
ton and FLOATING after meals. ! had
calarrh of the stomach and bowels and
'dropsy in my legs. also had pains
over my liver and spleen, with con-
slant headache and dizziness. ! also
had calarrh oi my nose and throat.
tried all kinds OF doctors and pat
enr medicines without any relief.
Mr.. brother. Mr.. Louis Sklener OF
Brllaire. Ohio. vino was cured OF a bad
case OF Paralysis by the Eleclro-Medi-
cal Doctors nf 1927 Market street
Wheeling. ". Va, lover Grirst's Drug
SrOrei advised me TO consult them.
and now am almost entirely we'll AZ
ter frw weeks treatment. No longer
am short Of breath. The cough and
smorhcring | had Is All gone.
The dropsy and hrarineSs in my
legs have disappeared and feel quit"
Young again. For all This can Ger.
tainly thank The ElectrO-Mcdical Doc
tors.
Ncff. Ohio.
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JOHN. B. SHRIVER
20 years Of sleepiessness.

| 20 years Of sleeplessness.
! 20 years Of torture.
20 years without nights sleep In
bed.
40 years compelled to sleep and
rest in a sitting position.
This Is the statement OF Mr.. John
B. Shriver, whose picture is above.
Age Is years. Farmer Of Glorers Gap.
W. Va.
John B. Shriver. age - y"ats. a
farmer all my life-iiving out from
Glovers Gap. Nest Va. wish 10 tell
you and all my friends just what | SUI
fered during all those Al long years.
When WIS 81. contracted a
slight cold and paid little or no atten,
ton 10 il. It however Sot worse and
worse until It turned into Chronic
Bronchitis and Asthma showing how
the neglect Of ;ritling colds lead 10 the
most serious consequences. Then my
real trouble began. If | would try 10
lie down and sleep the cough would be.
gin and | would almost smother and
be compelled 10 Sit up 10 get my
breath, and finally | had to quit going
! to he'd and get my rest and sleep silt
ting up. Frequently having recourse
TO narcotic remedies for relief. ! could
not leave home without good!y sup
ply OF good old Jmson weed 10 keep
me from smotherlng Till | got nome
again. Being fairly we'll to do spared
no expense for the best medical ad.
vice 10 be had ia my own home and
for miles around. The only relief they
could give me was some narcotic
cough mixture which only lasted Ill.
tie Notwithstanding my stomach
and bowels and making mt worse
than ever when the effects wore off.
had become so discouraged that |
gave up trying to get we'll, and bellev-
ing my age was against ME. II was
only matter of waiting for the end
! TO relieve my miserable life. But now
comes the most wonderful part Of my
| story A friend Of mine who keeps up
with the news Of the day and is a stud.
ent and an observer OF all the good
Things that science and skill are doing
for the advancement Of Medical anu
Electrical combined treatment of al.
noSt all human ills heretofore deemed
incura ble-Called my attention 10 the
number of cures made by the Electro
Medical Doctors OF 1l27 Market ST,
Wheeling W. Va.,-That was last
November.
| went to Wheeling and called on
the DoctorS-who gave me the only
encouragement | had in years. i'm
mediately began course uf treatment
and my recovery began for the first
day-rNtendiug to Jan. 1st when the
Doctors said | could now go home
happy and well.
And now on this date, June 5. and
during the past six months ! am able
to sleep n bed and enjoy it like a
youth Of 90. | feel fully 20 years
younger than when | first began the
treatment. My friends who know what
suffered all those many years can
nor understand the meaning Of il. I
publish this statement IN grateful &C
, kno%ledgement for the great blessing
that has come 10 me- through the
hands of the Elecrro-M Medical Doctors
Of Wheeling JOHN B.. SHRlEER.
! Glovers Gap. ". Va.
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Germans Thrown Back.

PARIS. July 3.-The Germans made
repeated attacks last night on the
Aisne front, on both sides OF the Ali
les-PaiSSy. The most violent fight
ing continued throughout The night
Today'< official announcement says
The Germans were thrown back earh
time and Finally abandoned the effort
this morning..
The French also repulsed German
attacks on The Nerdun front. between
Hill 3ul and ACorourt wood.
The statement follows:
After a renewed homhardment the
Germans al about 6:3o O'Clock HeSter'
dav evening began series of violent
attacks on ;he trenches We had re-
captured. on both sides Of the Allies
Palsy road. Very severe fighting
continued throughout the night. re-
sult!nS in a complete, cneck Of the
enemy. We maintained all our posi-
tons.
Two attacks on small French posts
further west were repulsed with ease.
"On the left bank OF the Meuse
Nerdun 'front.' thn artillery fighting
became very violent toward the mid
,ile Of the night in the sector between
Hill 3n+ and Ayocourt wood. Al
amout 80 o'clock This morning me
Germans attacked on front OF 800
meters at the southeast corner OF
the wood Their vain assaults were
broken up by our fire and the enemy.
unable 70 approach our lines. did not
renew The effort.
I'm raid on German lines in
Champagne NO blew up blocknouSe
Of tho enemy There is nothing 10
report from the remainder of the
f-opt -
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Don't Suffer Any Longer
With Catarrh.

1r You arc Afflicted With This Truly
Loathsome Disease, You Owe 1t TO
yourself, Your Family, Your Ff1ends'
Your Neighbors-To Grasp the opPor-
tunity of Consulting the Electro-Medi-
cal Doctors, Whose Ozone Treatmont
Has Been Successful in Hundreds OF
Cases.
Catarrh anywhere In the heal or
throat or ears is right next 10 the
brain. The catarrh germ grows last,
does an enormous amount or damage
in Its hurrowing into thr bone and
flesh and is difficult to destroy. There
are thousands uf little nerves that
run from ali parts of The face and
head 10 the brain. Some OF these
little nerYes probahly- have 10 pass
through mass OF ratarrhN inf'amma-
ton on the road 10 the brain. When
they do they are weakened. and
sometimes destroyed.
What affects the nerves IS bound 20
affect Tho brain. and when the nerves
are dradened by constant catarrhal
discharges there is bound 10 be Ger
tain lorpor or stupidity brought
about in the brain OF the victim.
Thus follows sleeplessness. Inability
to think clearly. or connect ideas. loss
Of memory. lack Of concentration.
lack of presence Of mind and wander
ing thought.
Catarrh. as any sufferer knows. also
has a dreadful effect on the hearing
many persons being partially or
totally deaf as Il result Of the ravages
Of this terrible affliction. catarrhal
deafness" is as widespread. almost. as
ordinary colds"
Science has eminent physicians in
all parts OF the world who have
placed thri: stamp of approval on the
Electro Medical Doctors are now pre-
pared to give these treatments.
The ozone treatment Is simplicity
itself: its very simplicity. and natu.
ralneSs being its chief recommends.
ton. There is nothing mysterious
about Il. or its application.
Ozone is air-pure air. Everyone
knows that pure air is the most won
derful germ destroyer known to hui.
man beings. In the treatment Of
catarrh. this ozone is generated in an
electrical machine. and IL inhaled by
the patient. 1t is just like breathing,
only every breath brings into the
head, throat. lungs. pure air-nature's
own curative agent. Simple medi.
cines. specially prepared TO heal and
strengthen are also given in this
N'lAIS WV
last word in the scientific treatment
Of catarrh.
If you. or any OF your friends. sui-
fer from this loathsome disease, tor
loathsome 1t Is to many, visit to
the office of the Electro-Medical Doc
tors Is more than "the right thing to
dot Is A DUTY AND ONF. WHICH
Should NOT BE NEGLECTED
These specialists are glad to have
the opportunity Of explaining their
Treatments. II patient is accepted it
is with the certainty that everything
will be done that can be core 10 re-
store him or her to full health.
Charges are always moderate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04
ROSenWaId Attacks
Pending Legislation

CHICAGO. July ".--juliuS Rosrn,
wald. chairman ri the committee on
supplies Of The council Of national de-.
Tense. has issued Il statement III which
; 1T charges that legislation pending in
congress. putting members OF The
council upon HE same footing as rn7l-
greSSmrn in the matter nf accepting
contracts for the government. would
practically put the council out OF bust
ness. He said:
"COngrrSSnlrn under the conSliiu-
tiCn cannot bc Interested in any ron
tracts with the government. and con-
gres$. now il appears, has tackled II
rider to the food bill. the effect OF
which. if passed and not vetoed by
the President. would be tn leSiSlalr
The committees Of the defense C0un-
eli out nf business by putting ihr
members in the same class with con
grrSSmrn and senators.
This il STUPID Shortsiehted. nnn-
Srngical and foolish. 1t means re-
turn to the SlipShud days of unload.
iuS on the @Ovrrnmcni--thc days Of
roIirn cunlraCts-in Time OF great
national emergency
Mr. RoScnwHld said it it had not
been for The council the government
would not have been able in this short
time 10 provide supplies for a mil
lion soldiers without the slightest
Suspiriun Of graft.
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WAS FRANTIC WITH
ABSCESS OF EAR

Wheeling. W Va Ian. 10. 1917.
On Nov. lst. 1916. was attacked with
most violent pain in my ear. which
WAS attended with great discharge OF
puE was frnntc with pain and con-
suited several doctors. but got no relief.
! WIS then advised by my friends who
seen my suffering. to consult the Elec-
tro- Medical Doctors, OF ll27 Market
street. End floor, Wheeling. And now.
after a few weeks treatment ut their
hands. j Am entirely we'll Of the ear
trouble and my general health il Won
derfuly Improved Ny Improvement
end cure dated from the very first treat
mcnt. Respectfully.
JOHN X DAVIS.
f. f.. T.. No. .. Box -?
Wheeling. W. Va.
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Below Are Some Of the Diseases Treat
ed by the ElectTo-MedIcal
0ncknrs

Br.ght's Disease and Diahetes-Sctatt-
ca-Catarrh of the Nose and Throat
Obestty-Constipation and Intestinal
Dlsorders-Liver Troubles-Plcs-Au
IntoXicat.on - Chronic headaches -
Rheum atiam-Ncuritis-Ki Disor-
ders-Nervous Rreakdowu-Goiter-C
culation Disturbapces-Club Foot
Broken Foot Arcn-LunS Conditions I'm
the early stages onlyl-Curvaturc OF the
Spine-Infantilc Paralysis tthat is. the
paralysis and defornities following IN
~ tile pa-alysis)-Gall Stones-Appen-
iii; :tis-Rnpturc, etc.-Uterine Disorders
and Local Troubles Of women. (Help
for those of al ages.)
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SUFFERED AGONY
WITH HER STOMACH
To whom this rnny conc

To whom this mny concern:
For three years ! hay" been suffering
with constant pain in my stomach and
bowels. and At times | was 80 afflicted
that ] could mt cat or sleep. and WAS
losing flesh rnpidlr. consulted severe
phySicianS and took all kinds Of medt-
cine without getting any kind Of relief.
One Sunday happened t" $50 the advcr-
t!stmrnt uf she E!"ctro- Medical Doctors
in the Sunday News Of Wheeling. and
concluded To consult them.-which ala
The following Monday, and put my case
ia their hands. Now wish to say. after
; wrrks' treatment. am entirely Tree
from pain. cat we'll, sleep we'll and am
gaining flesh ami feel fine.
I feel that ] should make this state
;u.ni for the benefit Of amy one suffering
like me. -
MRS. rANNA M0NETT1.
o692 Vance Avenue,
WnrWnOn. ". Va.