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! N9 Dictand Health
es'H 1n By Lulu Hunt Peters, MD !
hor Of Diet and Health uih Key ITO the Galleries
PHYSICS AND ENEMAS
Hunt Peters, MI

ciplc is known by the simple name or
Observation-Disclosures DR.. Hare, the
author Of a recognized book on therapeu
tics, says that C.S. is by far the best lax
ativc wo have for IL enptics the bowels
and Is 4 tonic at the same time. Inc
dose of the aromatic Cascara segrads
is ten to thirty drops and 1t does not
have TO be increased.
For those who have the so-called
greedy Coon---a colon that dlgests most
of the CcIluluSc Of the food no matter
how much is caten--the japanese sea-
weed. agar-agar. is recommended II
can he procured with a small amount or
casCara scCrada added. You can also
get il without this drug.
4 small amount OF yeast--part OF n
cake taken three times days appar-
emily effective with some lndiViouals'
Mineral oils work we'll in many cases
because they are not absorbed and they
Intricate tho bowels For those VINO
arc reducing their weight and have to
no careful OF the amount of oil taken
mineral oil can hn made IN in the form
or mayonnaise, thus serving double
rurposc. The on" objection 10 using
This IS that lf more than certain
amount Is taken the oil is apt to ooZe
ont and become OhjeCtiona hlc.
In the spastic type Of constipation
where there Is a spaSm or the muScu!hr
coat Of the intestine, specialists uSua!iS
advise a very non-irritating diet contain
ing no cCllulosc and they usually give
n medicine containing some SedatiFf
effect on the muscular coat rms -
why advise those suffering with 'h'F
type TO so TO a specialist.
Hahitual use of large cnemaS IS u
no condemned. The small ones or COO
waiter may be used wt' benefit epsc-
c,ally when establishing the regular
action Of tho bowel.
Tomorrow |, |: |. MEsc!'' l.
Chapter MI.
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SIDE TALKS
bY Ruth Cameron
FIND THE MISSING LINK

Have 20 noticed the great change in
advertising methods in the past ten
Years? Whenever | turn over the ad-
ycrt>SiuS py="~ of some on" of The
handsome magazines which the advcr-
:jscTl make possible for us tthc bare
mechanical lost ~ certain well
>nowr magazine is 30 cents per copy;
Il sells for l5D. am impressed by
this chance IN method.
This is what | mean. Once upon
time advertising MAS a very simple
affair.
In those days tho advertiser had a
pi,turc "r his product mhde. and
c'tmer printed IA" picture with 4 bl"r3
Nta;in2: flatly that II was the ocs hing
OF Is md on The market or perhaps
save a few reasons for It's superiority.
A Guessing Contest
W course thsre are some advertisers
today who stu follow that obvious
course. but the most popular !dea at
present seems % Re - Sc: picture
that arrests the eye by It's attractive
arss and sub,iy rlls TIE mind with a
seuse OF luxury and beauty, and then
INK Il up 10 the article advertised
r,rd u interesting 20 notice how
long and teuuous this link often is.
I defy anyone to guess from soue Of
N. pictures what the article TO be ad
Vertised VAS
Here are a Few ~ the examples
have picked out o. random:
Rsvolvers or Bacon.
very 'ovely bird" Stand'aS c"atf
TO throw her shower bouquet over =
balcony. Now cannot "oE'eiv" OF
INV article that bride might H": be
advertising under the modern rules OF
he game Nothing could be 20 ales
o that picture. Name an artt-!c and
viii tel you Low TO INK II up.
somebody's ball bearings Surely.
Thew have been used on the car which
her father gave her for wedding pres
IN, and her perfect day Is made more
perfect bv th, thought that that car Is.
gong 20 wear so mUva longer. A
course IN accouu,jEcH "hy Of course.
'rna: IS how hey We're enabled to get
married lie took mat course IN ac-
.uunune. and rbleI hts salary the
r!-st month. ard h"n>c the wedding
hell. brand OF bacon? She Is
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When Liza Lincoln was a It'll" girl
a number of relatives had come to the
mountain home Of her grandparents.
There had been a solemn conference, Sh'
remembered, weeping and black clothes
and, after 1t all. she had been taken !"
the city with the aunt she liked least
Grammar school and high s"h""' T"I-
lowed, q new world of student plays ana
and paGcants. and the movies.
Almost next door was the plant nj
one of tho largest of tn" motion pictur"
concerns Famous figures of the screen
were to be seen on the street and Il
favorite pastimo of those whose Dar"ntS
would allow was TO walt around tn" lots
In the hope of tho chance to hc photo
graphed IN tho crowd scenes. Liza was
chosen more often than any OF the Others
and by the time she was g sh" was
on regular salary. playing minor roles.
The girl who had been taken from the
mountains TO earn her keep found
herself suddenly In world Of fin"
clothes and makeup Even trc aunt
who had been so indifferent became am
bilious for her success. She VAS he
wildered and not at all certain ST. veg"
happy.
A revival Of interest in tn" days O.
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Four Dancing Feet
MRS CUMMINGS ADVISES GERTIE
By JANE PHELPS
hapteF 10

Chapter 10
The position secured by her teacher
for Jennie had opened 4 new. hope
ful vista for Gcrue.
II worried something awful Jennie,
about YOU. Was so afraid II I mar
red and wen, away YOU would nave
20 give up going to school and | d" SO
want YOU 10 be graduated. | worried
even after Tom said he'd lend you the
money sOr your clothes and books. pc
cause we never have run In dept ana
I was afraid Il would worry you ana
Ma. But YOU are getting along so
nicely: are SO smart at teaching DC
ncve you can got backward children TO
teach. not so many hours. but per-
haps YOU could get one 20 help say an
hour day. People pay real good for
helping their children.
II thought that too, Gertis. It's
so nice TO earn money. feel so rich
with my $50 month"
But you mustn't want 10 earn money
so badly you'll give up wanting to be
a real teacher IN a big school" Gertte
returned. fearful for her cherished
plan.
80 danger. But II could get along
wtthou, borrowing from Tom. wouldn't
:. be great know Ma hates the
lGea, even II ne - gong 10 DC one OK
II family"
Ma hates owing anyone. She has
told mo many times. that aP used 10
say: You can get along without hay
ing things. hut YOU can't get along
n YOU have debts" guess IA was
pretty strict about such things, Ma has
always been so careful not to owe"
I'm going TO tell teacher what YOU
said about getting some one I" help
IN hour day. She'll know If I can"
Il couldn't So-couldn't get married.
Jennie. e I wasn't sure you'd learn TO
- = teacher \ real one. so YOU can
help Ma BY Tho tim" you will want
'n Se' married Tim will be old enough
10 help her"
Me married Don't YOU know
teachers are mostly old maids Jennie
returned with a laugh
"Not unless they want 20 be I guess.
7 fy"u ever get married. hope II
wil he someone nice
Like your Tom
"YcS--likc Tom"
During The summer these two sisters
had grown closer together than ever
hcfur". Tn" thought of losing Gcrtlc.
90 hHIu= IN" oldest At homo Ind ma
'urod Jennie Nready she was asSum-
.lg tho airs and grarcs OF tho eldest
dluGn'cr much to Gcrtic's amusement
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..,.,.. ,roin on the side toward the
camera.
oTncrc's nn,hinr to burn hut 'n '.,
80, Ga. dir.rtor remarked. YOU II
have to chuck IN q lot or rnn''A" ""'
no generous with the OIL.
".rbcy arc going to burn I'll" house.
Liza asked carter. no" "9
como IN tho script"
Carctr smiled. Old mans rn'CS no.
- ,o,l the story. You can Act II better
- Won follow his directions without
knowing what Il ie about. u" '"'' W..
,.nrcrirr,tv ~ his position and wa
cordcsrcrdinG in sharing secret "'h
the girl.
"you 500 ono miner IS Jealous ~
.b, success Of another. lie steals IN"
,rrrcts or the godl dust. or whatever
t. Is and hurns tho house. It's going
"a no a regular thriller Knockout
With difficulty Liza concealed nor
wrath as the picture was taken. ~"
,hourb. or going 10 IN" director, o.
telling him how rr"roStrr"nS TINS STORY
was rircinC together Ia" plot. f!itn"n
~ scattered scenes that depicted u
roIs,crirE community OF whlSker"n WI,
Iairs consplrinE AGAINST n rrh-SH'r'er
,rdhardOIired hero sh" decided 'haI
any man who carried such plr'uT" o.
ho old whining life could never he CON
WINGED 81 his error. Sh" went through
her scenes md was silent
When the picture was finished Liza
COLLECTED her salary and resigned. 'iNo
= ncruliar notion" sh" explained IN car
,cr. 80 stay here week or tw" hHfnr"
20 back. and | am going To 1ult inc
rICturcS. y" on" '"nIH MIN" ~"
chang. her mind. Clifton Carter an"
his contingent proposal w"r" behind her
forever.
Tho hotel proprietor studied the girl
closely and consulted with his wife
When Liza came I'm one evening from a
walk he stammcrcd and shifted aWN-
wardly.
"Tve noticed. Miss. YOU walk lot
out 10 the old house the pitcher people
burnt. and the wife and l hav" been
wondering"
Anticipating IN" question, Liza an
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, thinking of the first breakfast she will
prepare for him. A revolver? She
knows he has purchased the only make
OF revolver that is guaranteed to pro-
tcct against burglars. and 90 she feels
perfectly safe about her wedding pres
ents and Is able 70 smile that Carefree
smile.
"A a matter OF fact the bride Is ad-
rcrtistnG the articles OF toilet ware
which she received among her gifts
Here are a few more examples.
\ mother leaning over the crib OF
an adorable baby. VIII baby have
beautiful hair when she grows up?
Yes. II Molly uses somebody's soap In
shampoo!ng II.
Mother and daughter In lovely room
exchanging condolences after the party
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cult court yesterday from Squire Johns
j. Gompers' court. The appeals are:
w. J. Prayer VIZ. Silvey Jewell ct al
in which the plaintiff was awarded
Judgment for $3.50 alleged due on. 81
, plumbing bill.
The Wheeling Machine ProductA
company VS.. The Bonita Art company
| the plaintiff being given judgment FOR
/ $249S for work alleged TO have been
| done by the plaintiff for the defendant
Charles McElroy VS.. a. NJ. Fair. TheI
| plaintiff was given judgment for SlD0l
| for All alleged damage for wrong.
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A certain kind OF electric light bulb
Is supplying the light without which
those confilencCs would lack SAVIOR.
why tho Butterfly
lovely lady coming down stair
case to join the gentlemen In evening
clothes who waits below. Somebody's
glue. Explanation. lovely lady has torn
her dress and Is going 10 mend II with
glue).
But the prize Of the lot TO me Is the
plcture OF a butterfly alIGht!ng on n
sproy Of flowers which adUrnS the adj.
vcrtlsement OF somebody's physi". The
advertiser has not bothered TO explain
the connection. lie gives us the pic
ture and a line Of praise Of tho ohlsc-
Ing qualities OF his physic. AMI stands
pat. II we want a connection We may
supply It, lie has done his part. Per
haps he is very subtle. perhaps his Idea
Is that people will do just what am
doing, puzzle as TO what the rnnn"c-
ton Is and In thinking about It fix the
name OF his product in their minds. l
wonder.
Tomorrow--on Faces and Graces.
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Constant phyrSIc taking Is ono ~ IN"
chief causes Of continued constipation.
The muscles and intestinal glands Ar"
prevented in this manner from DONG
their normal work. Drugs act b"ciuS"
oC thclr Irritating effect or their ability
70 extract water from tho tissues, and IN
the long run they defeat the very pur-
nose for which they are used.
one Of the functions Of the intcs' maj
tract "a TO clear itself or the debris OF
food. the broken down body products
that are cxCrcted in them. and the nac-
,cria And under right conditions il
does not need the help of drugs TO per
form It's work Shakespeare advice
Won remember was 10 throw rhyst" /"
tho dogs. II Is good advice. Dogs have
scr.sc enough not to take II. so the ;, /.
c. A. won't get YOU.
do not want u give tho impression
that physics should never b" taken. LOT
there are times when II is necessary 10
have Il uuirk evacuation or the hoWciS'
and =, that time physics certainly arc
Indicated For hahitual constipation
they are rortra-indicatcd.
n,stirctIon must he mad" between
drugs that are pUrGat'vc IN dthoSe ln''
are laxative. FurEatiNCS arc m"Sh
,,,IcLnr acting drugs and produce Il
large amount OF water anu "''''' ~
mcnts sometimes there is :" U.u'"
water taken from the system 'na' '"e'
4. TOO rrcat n concentration or the blood
H., danger has been recently pointed
or, j., nm article N our national mcdi-
cal journal. ,rs ,,d
souo people take them over long pei
lodi Of time with apparently no III re-,
,rI.s However, tho bowels "Vcntuai'F
rcr,,sc 10 act without them.
roscarn scgrada * about IN" ou'F
drug ,mcn,ioncd in Materi' M"", .,,,, TN, ,tn
&c moi supposed to have 4 cons, 'i'"'.''
after effect. II IS IN" bark OF INC -.
Ifornia Rurkthorn and It's a''''' ''''
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1904. Smart plaits lend graceful full
ness to this charming one piece" model.
1t will develop well in taffeta, linen,
crepe. ratine. or sponginc. The sleeve
may be in wrist or elbow length.
The Pattern is cut in Sizes: Ii. 10
and 20 years. A IL year size requires
49, yards Of IS inch material. Ihe
width at the foot with plaits extended
Is about "a yards. As here illustrated
white flannel was used, with cmbroi-
derry in yellow yarn
PATTERN mailed to any address on re-
cojrt of 12c In silver or stamps.
write name and address plainly. Send
IL cents TO The lntelligencer Office
Wheeling, w. Va
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COUNTY court
Deeds

Deeds
Security Trust company, trustee. l"
G. s. Marplc. real estate in IriadeI-
phia.
Elizabeth y. Clark" 70 Michael Buary'
lot in Ewing's Suh-addition.
Mollic l.. EIlintt to Carrie Il. culver
lots and on GEORGES run.
u McCuskcy ct nj. 70 Russell II.
RrownIcn land in Philadelphia to \. u.
McCuskcy. land in Tradelrhla district.
Harry G. Miller TO \. u. McCuskey,
land in Trladclphia district.
Marriage License
Martin Van sickle. 70. OF Wheeling
and Ethel Bcnner, ~, OF Wheeling
APPEAL CASES FILED.
Three appeal cases were filod In cir
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BRAIN TESTS
By SAM LLOYD

70 minutes to Answer This.
An excellent anaEram = that which
rcarranges tho letters RENphI1loN
into TO LOVE RUIN.
Ho,y let us see who can transform
o,ch Of tho following into two appro-
rrlatC words:
Maidcnly
Astronomer
Punishment
Answer to Yesterdays.
Tba rchus picture suggested Char
mPuSc.
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romorrow--ou Faces and eracev.
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svcrcd: 1T was my grandfather ::
To-morrow-The Luck OF the Stuo0oA -
Downright. 1922. George Maine" 'NN'''''
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Kindly His Casped Hands Experiment
and (beow) the Cottage in His Garden Where He Holds
Meetings a Week and Which Has Become
ALacca nf lhe Daynte Of Cnueis

only treat comparatively few by this method he
directed the compilation of a book now published
in America by Dodd, Mead & Co.. called The
Practise Of Auto-Suggestion." c. Harry Brooks
author Of this work. but NJ Coue directed its
writing and wrote the preface to it. This Is NJ
Coues prescri ption for all human ills;
'On getting into bed close your eyes, relax
your muscles and take up comfortable posture
Now repeat twenty times, counting by means OF
knots on a piece Of string, the general formula:
Day by day, in every way, l grow better
end he-terll
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keep it up for about minute. pausne only
to take deep breath when necessary. and using
the word gone only az the conclusion Of Tie whole
proceeding At the end Of this time the pain VIII.
either have entirely ceased or at least seazl5.y
abated.
If the pain has ceased, suggest that it Will
not return; if il has orly diminished suggest that
It viii shortly pass away altogether. NeE return
TO whatever employment youewere engaged Ia
when the pain began Let other interests occupy
your attention.
It is no exaggertion to say that by this
process any pain can be conquered. it may be.
IN extreme cases that you win have 20 return sew
eral times 20 the attack. But do not be di=c0ur-
aged; attack it firmly and you are bound to
succeed.
"The same procedure is equally effective with
distressing states of mind, worry, fear. despol-
dcncy. In such cases the str0rng movement
should be applied 70 the forehead"
To those who attend his lectures NJ Coue hab-
itualIy demonstrates the supposed superior power
Of the imagination over the viii by simple bl-
convincing experiment He says TO them
CLASP your two hands tightly together until
they tremble; then try 70 part them while think
ing that you cannot 30 so. The HANDS remain
firmly locked together until the moment you -aink
] can open them and they part easily"
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= VERY day. in every way, grow better and
I better.
Ten words, simple of utteranee, simple
Of understanding, as easy for the child as for the
grown-up. Yet they spell out the entire formula
by which Emile Coue. president of the Lorraine
Society Of Applied Psychology, attracts to his
humble abode Ia Nancy thousands who hope to be
cured Of diseases of the mind and body.
Coue was discovered to the English-speak
ing world by Lady Beatty, wife Of the famous
naval hero Of England and her announcement to
the fashionable set that she had been cured Of
serious illness by the exponent of thought sugges-
ton attracted the attention Of England and
America
Lady Beatty IS the former Ethel Field Of Chi
eago. She induced NJ. Coue to visit London. His
lectures were attended by huge crowds ard the
London police had difficulty keeping them in or
der so anxious were the sick TO see the "healer"
Serious excitement was caused in the Special
Neurological Hospital at Tooling when NJ. COue
tried his theory on some shelshocked soldiers. It
stimulated their minds so greatly that some Of
them became violent and Lady Beatty and others
who accompanied her to see him effect the cures
had to leave suddenly.
NJ. Coues followers, who number into the
Thousands, are convinced that he can cure them
Of anything that comes within the meaning Of
the word disease. But IT. Coue has a slightly
different explanation of these cures. He treats
all. he admits. with lectures. He proudly re-
ceives the thanks of those who say be has cured
them. But be smiles when they say this and de-
clares that he merely taught them to cure them
selves by stating "the TRUTH chat the magma
a. all Is
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Treatment by ROte.

The words should be uttered aloud, that is,
loud enough 10 be audible to your own ears. Say
1t simply without effort, ike a child abseptly
murmurng a nursery rhyme. Do not try TO
think Of what you are saying. On waking IN the
morning, before you rise, repeat the formula IN
exactly the same manner
The book also tells how one may cultivate par
tcular suggestions. It reads:
I'm order to formulate particular suggestion
60 to a room where you viii be free from inter-
rrpsion, sit down in a comfortable chair, close
your eyes and let your muscles relax. In doing
so you allow the unconscious tide 20 rise to a
sufficient height to make your particular sugges-
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Lord Curzon, Who Says That NJ. Cone
Cured Him Of Insomnia. Lord Curzon
Married Mary Letter of Chicago.

~ Coue teaches that all thoughts which are
received on The unconscious mind make an I'M
preston there that Ia time brings about reality.
II you keep on repeating formula that yea are
not sick in a sl0r- time YOU viii not be sick
way that It's saying IS unconscious. that is the
conscious mind does not follow or pay any atten-
ton To- the words as they fall from the Fps.
Repeat Ike a parrot says ~ Coue- DC not
think what you are saying. The more mechan-
zeal the manner in which you utter the words
the better for you
~ Coue has had wonderful results with chill
5re, his admirers declare. Youngsters with bad
habits or childish ailments are speedily cured b.
81 C0ues lectures, their parents assert Tho
juvenile mind Is very impresslonab-e and, because
IF this. the children find no trouble n impressng
themselves that they are not ID not dull Id the
classroom, and what -hey say out loud 70 them
Selves following 81 Coues instructions, soon be-
comes reality. the children tell their parents.
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smacks of Faith Healing

Children have been taught that will-power
was the greatest asset and that too much mag
nation might iniure ones chances of success
But II. C5ue says he discovered that the imagina-
tion is vastly superior to the wiu-power and that
one can cure himself Of disease by just imagining
he is well and repeating his simple formula each
day, twenty times, morning and evening, to stim-
ulate the low of thought.
The thing smacks strongly Of faith healing.
At his llzt public appearance in London, at which
hundreds were present, ~ Coue told paralytie
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international attention he has received since Lady
Beatty announced him as her protege
For NJ Coue has been practising his cure for
twenty-five years. Residents Of Nancy knew of
him and his work and went to him for treatment
and were cured. Visitors to the place heard Of
him also, and were convinced that II. Coue was
somewhat different. He impressed some with the
idea that what he had done was to give TO che
world the scientific explanation of the superior
power of the Imagination over the VIII. N. Couc's
theory admits that the mind is more powerful
than the body, but seems to go further, his ad-
mirers say, in that it draws a fine distinction be-
tween and carefully defines the difference be-
tween viii and imagination
Lady Beatty is the daughter Of the late
Marshall Field Of Chicago Consequently her In
dorsement of NJ. Coue attracted much attention
in the American colonies in England and France
Recently Lord Curzon, who married Mary Letter
Of Chicago, visited " Coue. He declares he has
never suffered from insomnia since
N. Coue receives no pay for his treatments.
They are given in lectures, twice week. in his
home just outside Nancy. But because he can
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who had lost his power Of bal
ance to run down the aisle and go
home. And the man did, Care
full investigation proved there was
no charlatan.sm about it.
Tt is said that NJ. Coue discov-
cred the superiority he claims for
Imagination over the viii after
reading a pamphlet on auto-sug-
gesti0n written by an American.
He also convinced himself tina.
suggestions could be given an
ether person without using hvp-
notism The mere closing of tie
eyes renders the mind of another
fertile for the reception of an
idea, ne declares.
Tt is highly probable. how
ever, that had he not won the at
tention Of Lady Beatty, wife Of
Earl Beatty, First Lord Of the
Admiralty. by efecting for her
cure of a disease which had long
Interfered with her social activi-
ties, NJ Coue would still be the
humble cOttager OF Nancy, ad-
mlnistering to a few neighbors.
but hidden from the limelight Of
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~ ConkeepveNb BY SaylnQ So

How the "Apostle Of Auto
Suggestion Has Created
Furore IN France and England
by This Doctrine and It's APP
pication After an American
Woman Discovered Him.