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pain was the most excruciating that I ever experienced Great beads of sweat would stand out on my face and when tho pain ceased I founa myself In a cold perspiration The pain only ceased when the formation as I was told by the doctors would pass into the bladder this of course I did not understand until the doctor explained it to me These attacks would occur four or flvo times every month at which times I was compelled to stop work at once and wait for the paroxyism of pain to pass off This trouble has bothered me for years Since treating with Dr Do Monco and associates I am glad to say I have pact but one attack and that was the first week of my treatment with them Patent medicines and all other physicians physi-cians have utterly failed to relieve mo and It was the event of my life when I went to the Copeland Medical Institute as I have at last found relief I heartily recommend them to all suffering humanity Only o a month for Catarrhal troubles troub-les Medicine Free MAIL Under 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