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CAIRO, ILLINOIS. TUESDAY, APRIL "a 1877.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS

I'HE countenance is pale and
L leaden-colored, with occasional
hushcs, or a Circumscribed spot on
one or both cheeks; the eyes become
dull the pupils dilate an azure semi
circle runs along the lower eye-lid;
the nose is irritated, swells, and some.
times blecds; swelling of the upper
lip; occasional headache, with hum.
ming or throbbing of the ears; an
unusual secretion of saliva; slimy or
furred tongue breath very foul, par
ticularly in the morning; appetite
variable, sometimes voracious, witha
gnawing sensation Of the stomach, at
Others, entirely gone heeting pains
IN the stomach occasional nausea
and vomiting; violent pains through
out the abdomen; bowels irregular.
at times costiye; stools Shiny; not
untrequently tinged with blood:
belly swollen and hard; urine tur.
bid; respiration occasionally diff.
cult, and accompanied by hiccough:
cough sometimesdryand convulsive:
uneasy and disturbed sleep, with
grinding of the teeth; temper varia.
bic, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
arc found to exist,
DR.. c. McLANE'S VERMIFUGE
VIII certainly effect a cure.
1T DOES NOT CONTAIN nirRcrpv
n any form; it is an innocent prepa-
ration, net fGbabAe q aoiHghe shqhf-
e1 I4I!"y 10 Hs mast feqaty infant.
The genuine DR.. McLANE's YER
MlFUGE bears the signatures of c.
M'LANE and FLEMING BROS. ON the
wrapper.
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Impediments to Marriage; the cause
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Or. G. MclANE'S
LIVER PILLS.

These Pills are not recommended
az a remedy for call the ills that
flesh is heir TO-" but in affections OF
the Liver, and in al Bilious Com
plants, Dyspepsia and Sick Head
ache, or diseases of that character.
they stand without rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
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nine.
As 81 4 simple nnroo'iva thew a~0
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Each box has a red wax seal on
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Each wrapper bears the signaturea
Of c. McLANE and FLEMING Bros.
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CONSUMPTION
POSITIVELY CURED

All sufferers from this disease that are
anxious to be cured should try Dr.. Kisl-
ner's Celebrated Consumptive Powders.
These powders are the only preparation
known that will cure Consumption and all
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so strong is our faith In them, and aleo TO
convince you that they are no humbug, We
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postpaid, a free trial box.
We don't want your money until yen are
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II you life is worth saving, don't delay in
giving these powders trial, as they viii
surely cure you.
Price, for large box, 90. sent to any part
of the United States or Canada by mali on
receipt Of price. Address,
ASH d ROBBINS,
800 Fulton Street. Brooklyn, N. Y.
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Mark These Facts.
The Testimony Of the Whole World.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

81 had no appetite Holloway Pills gave me
a hearty one"
Your Pills are mary elous.'
II send for another box, and keep them Ia the
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DIR. Holloway has cured my headache that
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Il gave one OF your Pills 10 my babe tor chol-
era morbus. The dear little thing got well IN
day"
my nausea of q morning lie now cured
''iour box of Holloway's Ointment cured me
of noises in the head. 1 rubbed some of your
Ointment behind the ears and the noise has left"
send me two boxes; want one for poor
family
IL enclose q dollar; your price is q cents, but
the medicine 10 me is worth dollar
"Send me dive boxes Of yOpr Pills"
Let me have three boxes or your Pits by re
turn mail, for Chills and Fever
have over 200 such testimonials az these, but
want of space conpels Inc 10 conclude.
For Cutaneous Disorders
And all eruption of the skin, :the ointment 10
mott invaluable. IL does not heal externally
alone, but penetrates with the most searching
effects 10 the very root Of the evil
HOTI,OWAY'S Pills
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a all cases of private, chrenic, ana urinary di,
Known that DR., James has stood 1t the head OF
the profession for the past 80 years Age and
experience are -importssnIas. Se% nm Weak:
face lost manhood. can positively he cuIeed
Ladies wanting the most delicate attention. call
or write. Pleasant home for patients; book
von All about these diseases who should marry
sWhv MOTTO cents TO pay postage. DR., Ja,nes
has 50 rooms and parlo5, You see no one but
Ssvs' 10 10 IL, All business strictly conlden
80 -dkw-lY
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HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
a.. r.t)'f Ir, IN. fDlloyiag diseases
Disorder Of the Kidneys.

In all diseases affecting these organs. whether
they secrete too much or too little water; or
whether they he afflicted with stone or gravel, or
with aches and pains settled in the loins over the
regions of the Kidneys, these Pills should be Ia
ken according the printed directions. and the
Ointment should be well rubbed into the small OF
the back az bed time. This treatment will give
almost immediate relief when all other means
have failed.
, 1877-06-30
THE 1IIGlI-sCNOOL,

TIE TWESTr-pIAsr ANNlvElsARx HxgHclsEs
Of The Chicago High School wesu hsld Ut the Tab.
crnac!e ycstctd4y afternoon before M lMMeuae
audience, composed for the most part Of the fsab-
lonabla peuple OF tho city. Prof. Rowland, tho
Principal, ollctatel masses Of ceremonies, and
showed hin gooa nature In gathering up the bou'
quets 4nd baskets Ut Aowsrs which were dsc4 upon
the platform 10 fAyGsod orators and essaytsts.
There werc also In attenuAues aumber of the cd"
uesttonsl naynatrs Ut tho city. and other promt.
neut aud influential citizens.
Tho graduates, atty IN number. looked charming
--rcfcfsinR Of course 10 the lalies, who were u.
Tired 10 rich robc4 Of white silk, satIn, tsrletau,
aud swlss muslIn, decorated With lowers and ami
lax. The exesciaes throughout were OF = very high
ordcs aud wero listened 10 by an appreclnttve NJ.
dienss. Ths graduates had fof the!s class motto.
"yis. .! vfs."
The following arc
Tua NAMES or TUE GRADUATES;
william licnry Al.ip. William J. AlaIp, Fannie r.
barnard, Fannie @. Boland. @. Fred Bradley,
Alonzo It. ChspIn, Louie y. Chcnowelh,
Klttte Clsrks, Ida n. Cook, Jennie x.
Cog. Clara q. Downs, Jane P. English.
Alttsd H. Esan,: Ella u. Ferry, Je.sls l.
W,lilam v: i. tifimn. William s. ninshsiias.
En,ua T. !lolulcs. Henrietta Iiudson, Mary J.
jameson, Mlunlv Z. Jeueson, M4fy l.alaude, ].
ALERT Lewis. sarah Z, AcCutmaek, Cyrus 4. Nc.
s'otMlek, jF., t;rpr.lan4 ". Merrill. Ella Z.
Munger, Carrie !. oakley, Carrie a. ralmet, shel.
Perkins, phcbe H. Pratt. Mary !. PuFes: Ella heil,
Fiorc.co itavt, tlouafd Ha.s, Ita ". Kube!,
Charlie. H. sc41G. M4tt!u E. eh4w. Lucy F. siahl.
Iss.u u. atAs4inA ~aout.a T%Aiu, l-AbsllA +.
, 1877-06-30
EAnst REPORT.

Sr. LOUIS, June :,D.-capt. James Eads haa mado
tentthy tcFo.t ~ tae oo"tu a1 aa os's1 eou'pauy.
this CITY when covers alnos. tho eht1s oFotauons
at tho sonth Pass slaco work on lhe ottles wss b'
se,",.,., ~. ,r",r. 49,. h.gnn ,wo vc,,. ,ro
,o'o"s' Wv ~u ~ W.T. ,ts. snL W. ,,, ysa.' ~
In an unused outlet OF tho sltsaasslpp4 River, and
hnva necessarily disturbed ths rcg1Mcn aoyoEnlnx
tho outflow to tho sca 10 an cnosn,oua volume uf
,so,ar hu, III. tbeo,Ie. mnon which thcv w.,e
""'es' "a' N"S ~" s.t "r
based have been fully s|nd'eateu ~ tho results
produced, and II Il now manifest that cntsro and
cnnn,eta success will reward our lahora. AmouR
~ ,,,orlr.nt ,c.uit. j.v.iors1 Nv ou- nnn,,tfnns
Ms y. a'',,ss.s.. ~ o"' op''A<''@e
ass s. taa tet.o~nss a.,s A.. ,.,ax co,x,.u
1cEoss tho Rs bar 1t the mouth VI The pass by tho
jetties crentci channcl over 200 feet Wide, IN no
place less than twenty feet deep, WhUEe only about
eight feet previously exlstcd.
hfc0A3-The concentration Of the water hpWlnG
, 1877-06-30

Tho Board Ut Trustees Of tbs Uulscssity Of Chi
esgu held N annual business mcctln: yesterday
afternoon In the eluo.sootns OF the Drrvoott
House. Ar. II. II. Thompsou Ia thS chair, and u
tolsrsby full Board present. The drst business OF
any general Importance was tho reception and
adoption Of thu report qf tbs Comm!tIes on Pac-
ulty. According " this report shu following judi.
c!ous changes are made In tho Fuculty OF tho uui.
sctslty; Nj. Edward O!sun, who has hasetaforc
bcru III instructor, IL elected 10 tho chair of Mod
t1L L4akuaxss: Mr.. ELspsl y. nastiu, Mha has
, 1877-06-30

The exercises In th!s school Wcfe OF vcEy inter-
rclstiYc, and friends or tie nnn,is trha fo11nwir.
..hnf.., 49,, It, ,,a5 a. ,,.hn H. sr.t. . .,.....
nishsta :. o'co"no, Mary @ oowes, @ % su,io S Cew.n,
Alice Bsuwn, Susie nonac1d, Agnes ucal5, Aunic
1Invrr. anl N.rv tfntrhlnes
-. .n,,.s,,.u
cAhFhNtH". ....-..
Ths primary departments closed on THURSDAY
f,crman ,o,ms unttc,l In thc ela.tno orc,ct.c, ~
y. uetn.an 1oon,' "nttu ~ VI. esus'uR c1s'es7es VI
tho grammar department Yesterday morning. The
programme embraced raadinEs Fecltattons, cssoys,
d1alpxacs, and music A RupdIy number OF friends
OF The acbool. Including MI. o. n. Jacohs. of tim
toatu VI l.aueat'on' F's'teu I'M oh!'"hs auHhs
tho day. Tho graduating clasA numbers sixteen.
Tho Fostor Medal was secured by Jerry EIltnr-
son. Tic mcdal anu dln1omas wcro p,csented ,pv
Nh. prtncna1. The foliowinr nuntj. to,k ns1t IN
thc programme: Naselc flahlean. Hcofgo b1als,
Kalip Krug and Nellie Goodrich, August Zimmer-
man. Lew!s Larson. LltIIo Ui9buc, Jennie and
Mtnnto n,Hr}cn 1nomna Thnnnson Mtnntc
1rIs,,sn ~ ien,,. t;intnn A"ou'p'oa' Saaso
a.. ..,,,.a. DO, poooLas !.,a E SCHOOL.
ptaiianl nLpEltAmne W. psesentea tot me AZ Hh.
tefialhihont q tna tnta4e " nhie kGho9s. Ino
to!i9MMln4 pupt.a pAf,sc!pateai rnnX fonsY. ILL
IT, ~ Ma1ku1, ANUS nosn9n' Gtua 1m - heann.
G!afa G neanmI Masy A!!eh' t!lss e. Lyncn' A!;is
MarKei. netlte y; M19g J4ila tiG.hsf, Nc!ile
aiceuGa' na!5J =. uo99Mnn' MGttle r. Alayt Az.
ia,h Ky r;ia t:t, n!so tfi M.a.' 9lnnIe ~
iy,!a. H.,!. o.s na.!o1' hhhis nflsv!n. Mh e.
nn'tus' II ,rtts.ha - t+upJ' faa"'o "ooa"os'n'
"a'tc3 n* o't'a'"s'
NEwnERRY. -.,,-
the attendance large, and everything passed OF
satisfactorily. Tho pupils participating In tue
, 1877-06-30
WAGNER.

Sr. Louls, No.. Juns e0.-ps. Charles L. Ber.
nays, nuted musical critic OF this city, has re-
cetyed letter from, bis cousin, Prot. Michael Bet
nays OF the untyessily OF Munich stating that tho
celebrated composer. nlchasd Wagner, will vnis
this country and make grand musical tour through.
out tta United Htates, aud possibly the whole Of
North aud south Amesica. 1t Is lot stated whom
tho ventsman Will arrive, but II J. supposed hs Will
Gums In tho early spring.
, 1877-06-30
wholc system Of educatton-or re.lgn." ,s, Thu,
never be better prcrnted to yota 1t than ut that
Z Tho Turks.

were asked 10 accept hts resignation; he wonld
be better prepared to veto IN 1t than 1t that
Insnccto, Arnold remarked that he saw nothing
aiscotrteons TO tho Committee on tho paFt Or AZ;
iact without having heard the. whole stntemont'
rSht an4 lust THO w6ols s'tnaton va .soIfs, r.
AK Tor t'tclage, but nsye. sought ,s1t
81 a no. ss"s sis%' to s"' Tho ss%$
Mr Dosys not understanding that l,o was aub; nt
ordinate The Interest: e ths 1shGS,s M ssgaaFsa 81
eilel aad thst she saps'!nte"dens would ask leave
to n!setas II: %tss saa se matter eond be d.
cit.cd In hve minutes a. we'll ~ !n 1re houts. He
did not believe any spsceh he n,iRh: MAKE s wond
h. wshsd 10 ssy that they vers talking aaainss the
TIE MOTION 70 REcoNM1.
The question was then put on tho motion 70 re-
commit and II was 1ost,-5cas, U; nays D. A.
g0towA:
,ta+-Arno1d, Clarke. J.coba, Ieed. wel1l Sullivan
uEqs sat. .Ss'Ss .s S<,es Soep 'o'' Fu''f
Thla virtually disposed OF tho minority report
ACcRPTEn.
.hat o. the maturity, and va" adopted, Yeas g.;
nta.zEns't; ,tsyns Kohn. i10tz. rEu'''ns. shoen-
'pSFr; Gv*MXrnoI, GisrEc Jscobs, Heed vc,s, Su
| Tan--0.
The question thcn required on tho motion Of 1u:
NJ. ' Ticka1a's resisaaton. Tis motion was asrosa
| 10. Yeas Il. nays It. A. fnt'ows:
,x:e xs'EpFl: sh, H.. '5ssps 4sh' Hot. nnH sN'e'
%igs-A Arnold. clarke, Jsooh@' 1seed. Wells. ana
HLEcTlox or TEACHERS.
This Hoard then tnok recess and rpeumel work
at O'Clock, wtIsn Inspector ced moved that. !n
where thu snea required that teaehsTs should
stfuctol to cast the ballot unles4 oblcctEon was
made ,ThIs couras would. In his opinion, b.
inspector English sugxea.cd TINT this should only
schonls, and tho amended resolution was adopted.
teacher. wore rst ra.*ed upon. ihs Ffiacipais and
brad assistants being loft until jato!.
ssa@ s sassos:: rsa.s s ssS s H.
Z. Ayrss; Ogden School, Mlss II: 3. Uocg.n; Nav.
k@ane @ Miss X. Il. Lacey, Nils 81: E. Lyme. and
Miss D. l.. 1,egan; Haven Sch9ot. VII, =. v lle9.
s ssss sssaS shs s: Pssnns s1ee'
Yci.nol, Nils i. WuoawoEth.
Ou mntion of inspector Clarke she Board pro:
wo wets s'S .is hs q .s
Jones scl,oo, which was patsed temporarily.
.ka to TO the
T Ths Only changes mado In this ela.. was that Mr.
*cilool was continued IN place Of III. J. X. MGR.
TIL, whu had cspro.ssd wish to be Transferred ID
Tho We-t ntvision High school,
| III The tMclsG.rOoMl schoua which were nexl
| taken up M elianEsa wcro u,aac
Tins lilvh Scbool* were then consllcted.. Mr. ].
vi.lnn High schooi, no other change !,slng made.
VII ssss as:d; Ms:.9:. %s!!.: issSe%s @ $i!'
KclnHl; AesFFs. Merrill, Fatrar, and llgrxcil, u
, 1877-06-30
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

PNlLADELFNIA, 10RV 21,-AEEIfed, ste2Ma6Ip
Vadesland, frona Antwerp.
new fonk, June a0.-Asrised. steanshtpa
heckaF, from Brennan: Canada, from liverpool;
Australia, ffuM tluesn4toWn.
BAN FMAAeIsco, Juns ~. Hereafter tho PacIte
Mall steamers fur Australia will pr 'nnch IT
Honolulu In consequence Ut q III 80. dow
cru,uent trfusiug : subsiaI for carrying the
lulIlI.
, 1877-06-30
News from Camas Prairie Up to
Wednesday Morning.
Gen. Howard Before the lair OF
tho Trencllcrous Savagey.
Their Front Bold and Belligerent--.A
Battle Imminent.
Friday Fixed NJ tho LATEST Datc Of tho
Expected Encounter.
Burial Of the Soldiers Killed In Col. Per-
rvs Fight

sat ,t -, 1,.... ....,i. Az
en. "s t"c CAHtofh'A Asssc'atso ficss ecnos sAo
Following dispatch: . ....
"CAxr At CAxAa rnAtrtx, Juno 27-G:1o a, m.
-We marched frn,n Monnt 1d,ho In th3s ntaca
49,. .t.aS .o'' s'uns iAs"o '
m"noay s'1ernooh' a Instance OF ten mics 1es'
terhay Gen. Howard made reconnolesanee ID
force, leaving strong guard In camp. Wa pro.
cccdcd to Tho sconc Of Col perrya lAto bhtte with
ibc indian, md fornl and hrr,sa twcntv. ..vrn NJ
~. ~ e'ne ""a '""IH '. a.u 'isu s"Inl' ~
t"e 'eau soluess. WHICH !eAFea Elk 0ouloa tet ~ pV
found. Ment. TAIIcf's body has not Jet been
found. Those bnrc.l We :, In auc1 an
Axv.xnxn srAnu nv nRcourns,r,or
.-. ~ ~ ~ 80 ,s. -
Is TO 10 nnrecosntxsole. hli arms anu equipments
were taken bJ tho Indians. btoat OF Tho
bodies wcre scalpcd. We found anil brought into
Camp Manuel QUO Of the settlers reported dead
aitct tne massacre On Salmon loFeF. he "oanu-
cd In Two places. and was almost Atatsod. The
murders thus far aEee.tAtncd arc ono woman, two
children. and uftecn men, in addition to thirty.
sh .a1,,,. ~ r,sI p.xe.,. .o,.n.nT ,,tt,a, 80,
'h1ee 'o!o'ots u ~ to't1 eoi"Meaa st,''" aao
der aro
"oHh'.1H 1" AnA t,A.MsMh - ~.
1HelE arc R9VgFAl WQmeN Ut Mts 1d&HOy WlvCk
, 1877-06-30
The Grammar Schools Also Have Their
Observation-Disclosures Of the
Chicago University.
BOARD or EDUCATION.

fhNxb bara Ia nFadt
Ser eonsidctstton. nd az u Ill opuIon Hill IN iii
paints hut una no cupInut can ba July msir azaInIs
" Ill s a;i III s" s@sx *fs bs',
ess tt y 4 ;f%a e sf.a o
tes not Will 10 abrIKp Ge fiRs II c{tter to Supcr.
inform.,loa ressrtas .c9gs As e them i,y gym
!npnrisnt 70 po"c% ptoSisa thne tn. .g!t!ss
Vur ,n,a.t,on tocs n"i nis,fttn %
y ". Dos5 to inf,r 81. ,eksri Of ii. scilnx sae
rcnlafa has offended Mr. fckArd 10 such All extent a.
Ut @ r. SfSny fEs y; dsnr
Al ts sss r9s % ~ ~
kuperintendrnt'a appTova}
$ssi;..st saps !snlsnt ,xsa i ~
r rSs a ag t%a d.M,Hc A. % xo@f a IN
i'i''''s'u II s1s;S;s:::' s1,S;::'ss
nc; &tsai.. tlnI.I !. Eso.,.u.
Inspector Amokl presented The following:
THIS su,4crIbcs meabcr Of tho Committee u which
otaelooI. s.asins NJ ta.xaias. and ron
t eesen: aS ext
cnncuF In tic e3f u ths a Gf ssj conn,ittr"
TIe set!on u malestty Canmitser liz POI
ssn .usn :. t. s1anS h'. t. t.r sn5 a<esd soncu
M 9y se III stet w. 1 r. nsrn o When Easn
hs h.a nSs hraIa. I'D h s NJ opps,s.nty r.
A. Gommt.ss not'an n M IT n..S !Lat.if, ri;
Hnes1t y !rpiy IL Wtnf to INC !sttGf " th9 super
h. TIT eso vi sos. s hy ,
ye ~ noty 10 o.k m o4a .ta,emen an e. f,ac ~
mtss. i VI. I1o,o.sa y aHea .ais il s;ainx thss
pot{.s s!stsn,Sa nj. VA. yo.eI ds.n BY n'ejofy
ax s p s M tSe bs II; s 4 s
ssss s es!: i?'y 's @
sSsna5, ri,1. sa!easnt i,.;s ast sse. nj a. H.
."ua ~ y: e i Il Ps H. .
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that could find, but without material or per
msneut benefit Last fall the disease had ar
rived At that state that must have relief on die
The eutle membTsuous syrtem had become 20
iuhAmed, and the stomach ~ disordered, that IL
sas doubtful mstler whether l could 60 TO The
Pacific coast, o. il did 60 whether should 1--we
70 come back or not. | saw an advertisements Of
THE medicine and although being very inefed-
nlUus about specifics or nostrums Of any kind,
yet IN sheer desperation / tried this, aud was al
once benefited by Sc, The changes OF climate.
chronic disease Of the liver and my age over
10 may prevent my entire restoration, but the
benefit deriye iIoin lie daily use IL to me iaual-
uabls, and am hoping 20 be completely cured,
add al las, arrive at respectable old age.
Ii this statement Of my case can be Of any GER
vice TO those afflicted AZ | have been, and enable
you TO bring this remedy into more general use,
especially ON the Pacific coasi where IT il much
needed. my object In writing this note will be
obtained.
yery truly yours. HENRY WELLS,
AURORA, N. Y June, 1876. Of Wells, Fargo 4 Co
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THE EYE, EAR & THROAT
Saecsssfsiiy Treated ~tth
SAHF0RD'S RADICAL CURE.

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shape " unsolicited testimonials from the inosi
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ihs kifioTY y popular msdia.urs has sarh val
nAhie testimony been offered. freely offered, in
"a suf az say Fsmedy than thai N The possession
ef the propfle.ars q stnfar3s Radical Care,
And valuable it is. i apcs BOT represent one
thousa naih part q ths ree0fnmFndAiions which
are to-dks ofsftd ~ friends @ frisnds 10 ~ IA
Tor People u wealth and refinement IN al
pArts 81 the eouutry dsiiy admit - superiority
over AnY method ~ cure kuasn 90 the regular
medical profession, bat shnn the publicity Incl
dental "a a pahaShed slAicnant. Hence The
testimonials 10 our possession represent bat a
tHlA yAtt NJ tbRea Withheld for the reason men,
toned. The f1ii0uiug mnsollciied testimonial
from HExRI walls. EsQ., Of Wells Fargo q
Cos Express. i "a outspoken Endorsement Of
nhich We are jasay proud.