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ST. MARY'S

ST. MARYs. W. Va, July III. 8.
Russell. Of Willow. was business CALI
or here Wednesday. +,
T. II. Graham, Of Belmont was IN
town Thursday.
George Kidd. OF Moss Run, w. spent
Monday here with friends. go
Mr. and Mrs. Frant Lamp and chill
dren. Of Hebron. were in the city on
Thursday. . ,.
tine. of Eureka. spent Monday IN inc
, Miss Freda SeipeI. Of Belmont, was
| shopping here Friday:
J. II. MARBLE. of Peasants. was the
| guest OF his daughter. Mrs. Blair Core
Friday.
Mrs, Kate Stanley. Of Graysville. and
sister Mrs J. r. Bull. Of Eureka, were
shoppers here Friday.
Redpath Chautauqua, July ll-16th.
Benny Merinar Of Wheeling, spent
Sunday here with friends.
| Miss Stella Garrett is spending the
| week at Eureka with relatives.
VIM Heddleston and children. OF
Akron. O.. spent Sunday here the guests
of Mrs. Rose Curtis. a
| Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Joy, Of Pike.
spent Monday here the guests Of the
| latter's father, NJ. q. Jamison.
| J. w. Jamison. OF Willow. was a BUSH
ness caller here Friday.
]. c. Laushlin is spending the week
| in Pittsburgh.
Mrs Marion Taylor was at Marietta
Thursday, to visit her husband, who IS
p, in the hospital. She reRrts him get
! ting along nicely.
| Born. unto Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Hoy.
on Wednesday. July eth. daughter.
Mother and babe are doing nicely.
The st. Mary's Chautauqua oPeneN
Sunday afternoon. July 18th. The Cit'.
Gems band will give q, concert at ESQ
o'clock; the Chautauoua program COM
mencing at 3 o'clock and will continue
for six days. Don't miss a session.
Pole" Williamson, an aged resident
OF haven Rock. was run down by
freight train on last Saturday evening,
and killed near his home. The remain.
were brought here, where an inquest
was held Funeral services were con-
Quoted by Rev. Myers at the New
Bethel church, on Monday afternoon.
Intermcnt was made in the New Bethel
rcmeetF:
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new MATAM0RAS

Russsl HRnlon returned Saturday
from a weeks visit al the home or his
sister. Mrs. Lester Faggert, at Faden
city. w. Va
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Smith. Of Council
Bluffs. la. arc the guests this week or
Mrs. Smiths mother Mrs Hannah Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs charlie lost motorcd TO
Lcith OHIO. Friday afternoon 10 visit
their brother and SISTER. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Messenger.
Mr.. QUO Mulicndick of Wingctt Run
Ohio. was business visitor in town on
Friday.
Mrs Ella Mitchell and her daughter.
Mrs. William Cook. of Marietta, Ohio.
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Rellnira REefs

-. u. -: where h, s. a!.o an the pro-
Beuairs Briefs
Policeman james Guud and wife OF
Souih Eclialrc. arc home from an auto
trip To Cambridge.
daurhIrr has hecn horn TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Awe ,iratZ. "C cleveland. Mrs.
tiratz was formerly Miss Mabel addison
Mrs. car. Cochran of Gravel Hill. is
spending II i"w days with friends at
H:ih"sda
Mss Minnie WHEY. Of South Bellairc,
entertained The members Of the y. F. p.
club it her hon" last night. Games and
dancing formed sthc diversions and a
luu, h""n was SrrN"d
Mrs james II. Robinson and daughter,
Mss Ruth Ann. have returned from a
visit at Kane. IL.
Franz Myers las returned 10 his home
on jiurrn~"y street. aft,r visiting with
friends m Washington. ~ {.
The LADY MacCah"c lodge entertained
wrh = birthday social last night The
event hcn"r'd members "f the order
v hose birthdays occur during the pres
en- month.
Prof. and Mrs Floyd Deacon cf this
Ciry, lave CONC 20 osborne. OHIO, to visit
WITH friends and relatives.
Kenneth Futon. o. TaIlman avenue.
mas ='nc - Akron for a Ns.t with
lrI'ndS.
\ meeting of tho Young Mems club
was held last night ana plans made for
u social event.
Ecv. James n I-awrhcr Of the First
Presbyterian church. was a visitor at
D:llorNair Yesterday.
Rev. Frank l.. Erect or tho Second
PRESBYTERIAN church. has returned from
Il VISIT at Alliance.
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six o'clock. Mr.. s Mayer was aged 81
years last April. He WAS born IN France
but had resided here for nearly a half
century.
He had been retired for the pas, few
years Formerly he conducted dry
goods store az Bellairs He was \ mem
her OF the Sens Of Israel congregation.
He served sixteen years as u ..Geant-
major n the French army.
Besides his wife hc leaves two sons.
Alfred MAYER. a BellalrS' CiCth.cr and one
son. Ire. OF Chicago. \ brother resides
IN CINCINNATI.
Mr.. Mayer va. we'll acquainted with
, tho country around winch the great bat
fought. and, the winning 81 the war by
the Allies was very pleasing 10 him
since hN was soldier IN the earlier war
IN which thc Huns took part "f tn"
French r"rrrtory which has been recoY-
cred through The recent struggle.
Laynan at Pnrkersburg
Gosn"ll L2ymau. las' years athletic
coach Of the Bcllaire High school. VIII
coach IN" Petersburg. W. Va. high
school athletic teams NEXT sea son. ac-
CordIuS to word received in Bcilaire TO-
day i-ayman proved ono OF The hest
coaches Rellaire ever had. The loca.
school officials have secured a, man TO
coach the local teams who is gntdutc
Of Kenyon college.
h G L. Club
Members Of the II -. l." club will h.
entertained this evening by Mrs. Charles
W Koher at her home on Washington
street.
friendship Club Dance
The Friendship club will entertain
with 4 dance this evening at the Armorv
hall on Union street. An orchestra Will
furnish the music for the OCCASION.
Man Dies Suddenly
Coroner Wyatt was p, RiNerview yes
trrday where he Investigated the death
oc Peter Sottsnurv. aged 81 years. who
died Suddenly shortly after visiting at
he home Of John Huffman. ~" was
found in tho Huffman yard by Mrs. Huff
man The wife OF the deCea Sed died two
years ago. The body was taken To an
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STOP TOBACCO

Stop tobacco for a month and SEQ how
much better you feel. You can stop
without suffering any inconvenience or
feeling IN" usual craving. Simply g"t
a box Of Nicotol from any druggist. use
as directed and the habit quits you.
Your health will D. better. your resist
ance TO disease will increase and you
win cease 70 be a slave to nicotine.
Read what Dr. Conner formerly Of the
Johns Fop kins Hospital. says about the
evil effects OF tobacco IN An articl" soon
TO appear in this paper. Nicotol IS dis
pensed BY all good druggists in this
city. especially BY John Coleman Co. and
c H Cireist & Co.
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FOR SKIN TORTURES
Zemo,. the Clean, Antiseptic
Liquid. Just What You
Need. Is Not Greasy

Don't worry about eczema or other
skin troubles. Iou can have clear,
healthy skin by using Zemo. OBJ
tanned at any drug store for 35c, or
extra large bottle for Sl.0Q-
Zcmo generally removes pimples,
blackheads, blotches. eczema and ring.
worm and makes the skin clear and
healthy. Zemo is a clean, penetrating,
antiseptic liquid. neither sticky nor
greasy and stains nothing. 1t is easily
applied and costs mere trifle for cach
application. 1t is always dependable.
The Z. W. Rose Co. Cleveland. O.
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Filling Station.

The work Of erecting the new filling
station Of tho Standard Oil Company,
located on West Main street. in the rear
of tho Bridgeport Hardware company
store. has been completed. and business
was started al the plant yesterday az
ternoon.
A meeting Of all Of the interested, Ec-
publican voters of ihiS Vicinity mas
been called by Mayor Charles JunkinS
to tahc place at mo city building 10.
morrow evening. At which time plans
wIll hc made for the work previous TO
the coming election.
MASONIC NOTICE.
Members Of Bridgeport Lodge No. III
r G. s. NJ. arc requested 70 be present
1T iho lodge room Tuesday afternoon
July l.. at one o'clock. for the purpose
of attending the funeral of our late
brother T W. Williams. Members Of
S,stcr lodges are invited 10 attend with
Us.
81; TARNER' w. NJ
The funeral services for Frank Hess.
we'll known resident Of ActnahilR. O..
who died few days ago, wlllSbe held
~ 81. Anthony'% Catholic church. in
this CITY. his morning al o'clock. In
,harE" II Rev. Father q. H. Won L!nte'.
md tn" lNi"rment Will he made at 81.
.hnihony's cemetery. near Blaine. q.
Wednesday Afternoon Club.
Mrs james Morrow Will he the hos
toss To the members Of the Wednesday
Afternoon cub Of this city, al her
HON" on JaCTucttc street i"-m"rrow
afternoon. The hours WI! be spent AT
tn" usual club diversions which wi! he
ru..oW"d cy II lu1"h""r.
Act on Bylaws.
T." mon rs nf ia" com n .tir" IN
;,-l.aws for the new tribe Of Fed N"m
VIII be- ready 10 summit their report at
the meeting 10 Re held Friday evening
Of this week. in The Eagles building
and all members have been urged to
attend this meeting.
Playground Meeting.
A. meeting Of the citizens interested
IN tho Fairgrounds will be held at thc
city building this evening. and tho mat
TOT Of presenting tho equipment which
is hcinE allowed 10 dust down. TO the
,hildr"n's home at Tacoma. Will be dis
CusScd.
williams Funeral.
Tho funeral services for the late
Thomas w Williams. former clerk OF
the local board Of education, and well
known aged resident who died Sunday
afternoon. Will hr held al the family
noon at o'clock. Services will be-
held 10y the Bridgeport lodge Of MasonS
and Rev l.. :. Rose. of Martins Ferry.
and Rev r. .. Morris, of the k!rkwood
, NJ +. Church, vii lhaNc charge. The
lntcrmcnt will be made al Linwood
cemetery.
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BELLAIRE NEWS
FUNERAL WEDNESDAY F0RALEX
MAYER, A VETERAN Of FAMOUS
NARBE TWEEN FRINGE AND HUNS

Announcement was made last night
tina: the funeral services for ths late
Alexander Mayer. veteran OF the great
F'ranco-German war, who died a. his
home at Bella.r yesterday. Will be held
"WEDNESDAY afternoon a. two o'clock at
the Sons Of Israel Temple. in that city.
RABBI Schanfarber Of Chicago, Will have
charge OF the services Interment Will
be in the Jewish cemetery on Winding
Hill
Death occurred yesterday morning at
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Here IS a letter that Is certain to
prove Of interest to people in this VIC
Unity. AS cases of th!S sort occur in al
mos, every n"iEhborhood. and people
should /nuw what In do ii like circum-
stances.
savannah. Mo. Oct. -. 1916.
Il used Il bottle % Chamhcrla in s
Col!r and DIarrhoca Remedy about nine
years ago and Il cured me OF fuX dds
CntcryD. | had another attack of the
same complaint some three or four
cars ago and few doses OF this rem
cdy cured me. ! have recommended
ChLmbcrla!nS CohC and Diarrhoea Rem.
cdy 10 doz"nS of people since ! first
used It," Fo- sale by all dealers.
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: ELM GROVE
Msnta That pIlas. All

Meats That Phase All
A cordial Invitation is extended to the
public 10. call upon J. w. Carney, No.
356 Main street. Elm Grove. when IN
need OF fresh meats that are just a little
better than the majority OF other places
Phone :6lR SSY meats. July 1881
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BRIDGEPORT

Leave news items for The 1ntelli-
genccr at Hickey's News stand.
Selhv & Reeds Drug Store or the
St,dgeport Hardware Company or
cali Martins Ferry 227 J.
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The work Of erecting the new filling
station Of tho Standard Oil Company.
iucatcd on. West Main street. in the rear
Of tho Bridgeport Hardware company $
store. has been completed. and business
was started al the plant yesterday az
IernNOn
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$3.50 to $175
on the price.
Right Here We Say Emphatca[y---


ghtyaut than these in
Player
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Republican Meeting

A meeting Of all Of the interested, Re-
rublI,an voters Of ihiS Vicinity has
been called by Mayor Charles JunkinS
to iakc place at mo city building to-
morrow evening. At which time plans
will hc made for the work previous TO
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Players every inch of which genuine Piano quail
itv-the kind that will last lifetime
Have been floors less than six monhS-wcrc never
off since received from factory Scd some for dis
play and demonstrating purposes only Not mark on them
Bright and new--and YOU from
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COAL PRODUCTION
SHOWS Big GAIN
Figures Compiled by Geological Survey
show Situation Much Brghter-Big
Increase Over 1919 Production.

Washington. Aug. "a bright pic
ture Of the national coal situation Is
painted by the Geological Survey in
fCureS made public yesterday covering
coal production and transportation for
the week Of july 81
Tesp!te decreRs" IN production or
IS23 .OOn tons 90 compared with the
previous week due 70 tn" strikes Of
mine laborors In Illinois and Indiana,
the end Of July found luminous pro-
duction since TIC beginning OF tn" year
- have reached 3n2.T27.oNn tons. nm
Increase Of 4I5nn.nh over ~" amount
mined up 70 July 81 last year.
Anthracite production ais" compares
favorably with 1919. having reached
SU.5T5. non tons on July - rs compared
Sf ieIa. ''''''' ~ VIC
The Illinois and Indiana strikes caus-
ed production OF hituminous during the
week Of July 81. ~ go 10 the low week
" level Of the year but the Surveys
report declares that since then there
has been steady Improvement"
REPORTS to the Survey "a to car sup
ply indicated at the end OF July mo
Widespread improvements change for
the better beinE noted in some dis
tricts while tho losses In production
duo 10 insufficient transportation grew
more acute IN others"
The FIRST week ~ shipment - coal
under tn" order granting priority I"
the northwest. however. was not ur 10
tho CXpectatlons Of the railroads. Tn"
Increase over the previous week
amounting 70 only 1ic.ll" tors. ship
meuts 10 Lake Erie ports Ter tho north
west since the f'rst of tho wear amount
Cd 10 on July g.. 6Sl4.hao tons, which
1918 and six and third million tons
loss than 1919.
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\ meeting or The Public Service COM
mlss,ru of Wcs, NirG!niG held on tie
3nrh d., of July. 4. II. 1870
CAS-" No. 1p?"
Wheeling fraction Company:
Arol,ca;lcn for 'aurh"rity - change
rossrngnr rates. Inlls and charges he
tween Wcir,on sid MuundSNlll". West
Virginia. and all .irI"rmcdat" points, =
Whcrcas. appicatior has this day
been flied 10y n" Wheeling Traction
company for authority !" chang" IT'S
street car rates. tolls and charges be-
tween Wr!rron and Moundsviile. West
Virginia. and all int"rmcdia'" points. Il
Is ordered that leave l." granted !" any
ono interested To flo objection thrr"t"
or before the 18th day of August, lH:".
and this matter be- set down for hear
my A. 4 meeting of IN" tomndsS'n to
b. held IN tin" city of Wheeling on sad
lGrh day nf August. i?@". ~ t'' "."i""E
4 " - wh!rh Tim" any on" may Ap-
pear aui NAB" .u,a "n7",i"H l'.i'. q"
~ may h" deemed proper
i - further ordered tht. t." 1H".-
can't lmhl.h a cory "' THIS "ra'" "ut"
each week for tive successive" weeks IN
tIyn NEWSPAPERS az Opposite politics. T.
such there he. and of general circula-
ron m tho county o. counties affected
hy the proposed change ~ rates: and
sad applicant shall as" p'st Il ""py or
his order and ~" proposed rates III
each uf Us cars operating h"tw""n Ne'r-
ton and Moundslilr. Yves: NIrEtnia. and
all intermediates points. NJ least ten
DAYS pr!or to aaid 18Th Gay "f August.
1870, making due return 81 all thereof
N ur before the day Of hearing.
\ copy. -
TrStec: l.. l.. HEtN HEIN'
au.S.l0 Secretary.
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Reds Push On

London, Aug 9.--RuSsian BolShcylk
,roops have broken int" tn" town ~ So
kolowa. about 40 miles rast-n"rth"aSt
Of Warsaw. and have "antGred ""N"rH
noints south or Nrcst-l'loNSk. accord
ing 10 An official statement, issued IN
Moscow yesterday ard rcccil'd here 10y
wireless. 49,.
Al MalkIn. "A railroad Junction 81 IN"
Rug River about four miles southeast
Of OStroI. Tho EOlSh"v'k' hay" hcat'h
off fierce counter attacks by tn" i'nl"S.
the statement says. 1t adds that SOW
frOrps on Tho northern front ar" sue
ccesful,y advancing toward the Mare"
river. r,,,.o-.
In tho direction Of Siodlc" and I.Nkow
The fighting continues with Al'cE""''
Sj,rcss 'hn statement SAYS.
On tho southern front; IN" hoIShoNlhI
forces d"bourhnd along tho river NuE on
Nugust :. striking th" Polish INES rom
I'lndaya 10 Earytnlli village, advancing
70 tho town Of Vladimir "lhymSk am
dcy,lopinC their adVarr" SOUTH OF tna'
:own. IN tn" Tarnopc! region. III ia
ilrIa. ~, iu}sh"N Nj haN" dri'"n he,h
the r,lna tu the Upper reaches OF the
Along t,r. 'rrnor front nSh,tnG IS
rrorrrdiuE fAlorahl" to IN" SOVIET. TIC
statement says.
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suppose doctors feel that y they
gay they know. they will win the con.
fdcnrn OF their patients. Rut cannot
see how any intelligent person who mas
consulted doctors and seen how inc!
differ. can trust 4 man who's Is over
positive.
For myself Cyou SEQ how I flatter
MYSELF If n doctor says To me. W.
focl or we believe. that such-and-
is The best mrd!Cn" for such q cono',
ton. or that his ia III" hest llne OF
in HIM. If he saws II know .such-and-
such" feel afraid of him, Ydet. as one
T. always afraid Of the Judgment OF
tn" cncksur" person. "a -.
You'd Think They'd Begin 10 Suspect
Mind you. none OF this. As Amnd 4,
Tho medical ryfcSSfon as "A wfo'e.
a-n an ardent admIrer Of doctors ano
think that more devotion ard tfnSclnSh'
moss is shown In this prof"ssSn tnan
in nny other But I do wondtil that
NOR" of them do not learn q GcsSoh
from tho way medical theories ate dis,
rovarcd Acclaimed pc the, WHOLE ana
only truth. then modified and discarded
year after year why. even fresh air
isn't quite such a curc-ail as II USED 10
be-
wonder that they do not suspec;
that the medical profession is bad
MACE for pos!tiveness. and that a cure
all Is almost as unlikely thing 10
con,n nv as the constitutional millcn-
ium" OF which Mr.. Stevenson speaks.
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Pronoaed Amendment.

Thu, section, Twenty-Five AID thirty
three e article SIX Of said Co"atttuti"n
as i; now is be stricken nut and the fol-
lowing inserted IN lieu thereof:
Sec 80" All sessions of the loEisla-
turo. other than extraordinary sessions.
shall continue in session for period
not exceeding fifteen days from date
"f ConN enirE. during which time no
bills shall p" passed or rejected. unless
the same shall he necessary to provide
for = ruhlir emergency. shall he special
i Recommended Wy IN" governor aud
raised by a-Yutc of fOur-ffthS Of tho
members elected to each house: where
urnn recess of both houses must be
taken Until The Wcdnes day after the
second Monday of March following. on
re e. assembling ~ the legislature. no bill
shall 10 introduced in either house
without v"t" Of thrcn-ffths Of all the
members elected 10 each house taken
by yeas and nays. The regular ses-
SONS shall not continue longer than
rnr,y-iiVe days after re-conNcning. with
oni tho concurrence cf two-th rds OF
III" members elected To each house.
Sec. 81. Tho m"nhers Of thc lcgisla-
turs shall each r"caiN" for his services
The sum Of fir" hundred dollars r"r an
mum and tn cents for each mil" travel
., in going 10 and returning from the
scat of GOV crnmcnt hy the most direct
route The speaker Of the house OF
delegates and the president Of the sen.
ato shall each receive an additional
compensation IF TWO dollars per day for
each day they shall act as presiding
officers No other allowance or emolu-
meni than that by this section shall
directly or Indirectly b" made or paid to
tho mcmhcrs cf either h"us" for post
nre. stationery. newspaper, or any other
pu~Dos" whatever.
For couver:.nc" in referring to the
aid prcpos"i amendment and In the
rrcpara ton nf tn" form ~ the ballot
l"rr natter provided Tor, said proposed
a'i"1Lr,.u; = hereby designated NJ fol
Irws Tn 20 k"."n as Legislative
a!ur ~dncnt"
For tho purpose ~ enabling the vot-
crs 81 II" stat" - veto N the question
~ .aid proposed am" - II 10 IN" con-
srrut,"n at VI" sad sra selcrtii|1 TO
hc hH'd N tho year unH thHlsand nine
hundred and twenty. the board Of bal.
lot commissioners OF each county are
hereby required ~ prepare separate bal
lots from that Of tn" official ballot 10
ho voted NJ said election. and print
thereon the following:
RALIOT on CONSTITUTIONAL LEG
ISI.ATINE AMENDMENT.
Amending sections twenty-five and
thirty-thrje Of article six.
! For ratification Of lestsia-
tive amendment.
} Against ratification OF icgls-
latiye amendment.
Those favorinS the ratification Of
said amendment will vote For Ratin-
cation o. Legislative Amendment; and
thos" opposing Will vote Against Rati-
frarion If legislative Amendment"
Given rIndcr my hand
and the Great Seal Of
the State AZ the Capitol.
this rhirty-first day Of
SEAL July. n the year Of our
Lord one Thousand Nine
Hundred and Twenty.
and o. the State the
f'fir-ctEhth.
Ry the Governor:
JOHN ]. CORNWELL.
Governor.
HOUSTON G. Young.
Secretary Of State.
au-in-G
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THE DOCTOR WHO KNOWS

man flnds innt hr has hoen " r"nE
~ every preceding stag" of his career.
only to dcdu"" Ia" astonishing C"nclu-
sion that he IS at last entirely right.
Mankind after centuries Of failure, rs
still upon tho oN" "f thoroughly con
Etiiuiional millennium. SIM" I've iaN"
explored the maze ~ long WITHOUT re-
suit ii follows for poor human reason.
that We cannot hav" - "Npl"r" much
longcr. clos" =, must BE- III" c"ntr" with
a champagne luncheon and piece OF
ornamental water. -.
asked now doctor about Il certain
simple nIcdiCin" IN which my family
phyS1ctan has great faith
That doesn't do any good hc said
1T does harm instead.
oh" said I. that's one of my stand
hys. I'm sorry YOU feel that way nhout
Il don't fNcl that way" he said AT
once Il know
And thereby T. also. knew something
and that was tho rn"asur" of III" man
ANY doctor who is constantly ShNInE
that hc knows this az that N"p"ciailN
when half the medical profession us
agrees with HIND always amu%es me-.
Iscan't hcip' wondering what entirely
different facts he would have known 10
wears aGo. md what else as different
Ne will know If he Is practic'rg - years
from now.
Medicine Is Not An Exact Science
Surgery is mn exact sri"n'c. M"di-
cine is not. md presumably never VIII
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Thirty days ago or = ltt:'" moro.
Only weighed - pounds. hui n"w
halanc" thc scales at - bounds ana
Taniar did e." DECLARED v. u Rramd"S,
a wril.ku,wu and htGhir ry.V"","d ciu'
ron rf pcS Mo!n"s Iowa. Mr. l'raud's
has been locking after N" Plumbing
wrrk %. IN" Dos M"in"~ PUBLIC Schools
for 'hc pnst nineteen years.
And many Of tn" teachers and sehoI-
arS can ,"ll ynu how different look
since | hogan taking TAular. n" sad.
L suffered from Indigestion Of the
worst kind for n" past year or more
and was often - weak and DIZZY
cnuldr', stand uN, lct alone walk. 'Nota-
ing helped nc. finally h7d L" TAX" my
bed and stay there for several weeks
Finally n frIcud persuaded IN" I" try
Taulav and | nav" never seen or h"ari
oC nm, thing n equal u. II rc!i"F cd m"
entirely or indigestion end put mo rlEnt
back on my f".' ! have not only camel
twenty pounds IN NN,Eht. but feel ~"
q now man ~ cr"~y way, | lust think
Tanlar * tho hn"st thing over sold in a
drug store"
Tanlac .s sold IN Wheeling by the
Wnse PAWS Drug CO. a: lll5 Main
>,rcet. 1904 Nam street.. 18Th and Mar
k"t streets and .5nn .'harIiMe street,
also f X Hog" at Martins Ferry. Chic