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Daily Republican., 1889-09-25

IT rs reported that China is about to
adopt retaliatory laws for the Scott
Exclusion act passed by this country
some time ago. Beyond place for
the Chinese to come, the fiowery king
dom has very little interest In thie
country, whife on the contrary we
have considerable interest in China.
Previous TO the passage OF the act pre-
venting Chinese coming to this coun.
try, San Francisco alone was export
Ing about half q million dollars worth
of flour annually to China, In addition
to other goods, but last year the ship.
ments OF flour did not amount to one
hundred thousand dollars. and thsrs
was corresponding decrease In I'll
other goods. China maintains an
embassy at Washington, and all that
the government Of that country aaka
10 that their subjects shall 30 treated
the saIne and enjoy the same privi.
leges as other foreigners coming to the
United States.
This is nothing more than fair. and
any other policy IL narrow minded and
Injurious to this country, more 90. In
fact, than II 10 70 China. The Chinese
can do much better without US than
we can without them, and unless Con-
gress modifles or rspeals this Exclu-
sion act there will be millions Of dol.
lars that will 60 to Europe, which,
otherwise. would ceme to this country.
China Is now building railroads and
introducing many other Improvements,
the greater part OF the STOCK for which
would no doubt be bought In this
country II II were not for the uniricnd.
ly attitude we have assumed. We do
not know what retaliatory acts China
may adopt, but il may prove q very
serious matter should that government
Determine on construction OF the
trenty by which 1t would exclude
citizens Of The United States from
China.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-25

NEW JERSEY AND WIl.Mlsy,,S,ss| s.,r,s
IN Ferry UsmpAny.. Time .at tsoie g',ss ~
Wilmington and rennsRrofe uAhh
Sunday, june 30. lsSs.
Leave Wilmington. king stree, IT, p'Pp P,aar
grove 4, Id 4.sS, ! 90 p. M, l2oe, ~ u An
Leave fennserose 9. ih s.o .. M iesl
1. b D. IN. arrive Wilmington 81" w.
M, AGO. ayks e.es .. m
SUNDAYS ONLY. :,
Leave Wilmington as. SIS s%S ii
%. l6, 7.so .. m; arrive fennsEf,psse, ss,e Pest
m vc 40 a.e1, q. m, I 90, AZ u
arrive WiimipE Eton 7.l& e.ss. 2. M, ID 10 i, =
&. 80 b, m. Arfiss Atlantic Giy w."
leave Atlantic cass q. accAUsLAssD,;.
iezs-sodtf supefia'sHs
Daily Republican., 1889-09-25

Every effort is made 10 have this Exno.
sition excel any eser held on the Pe1iD.
sula. II will be the great event of Cen-
tury's History Of our grand little Com.
nonwealth. Everybody should attend IL.
Everybody viii be there; ample accom-.
modations for all. Three elegant res.
tsurants In charge OF experienced cater.
ers will provide bountlini entertainment
ior the inner man A multitude OF new
and attractive Amusemehts have been
engaged. Low excursion rates on ali
Peninsula Railroads. All trains stop Al
the fair ground gafes. Entry books vii
close September 23d. No entrance fec i,
charged for exhibits except In the Horsi
and Cattle Departments. Send for
premium list.
D. 2. BARNARD, Secretary.
sep2l-4t
Daily Republican., 1889-09-25
ro.,ee yixitatios,.

Harmony Council, No. 1, o. 7. A.. re-
Auest the attendance of all their members
4kis (Tuesday) evening. TO make ar'
engagements to Walt Liberty Council, Ger.
thentown, Pa. on Thursday. the 2otf
of n
Daily Republican., 1889-09-25

ALTHOUGH Or. Brown Sequard's
nlix'r Yves intended to prolong life and
restore vitality. 1t does not seem to
have possessed sufficient power 10 pre-.
serve iis own Vitality, as il Is now
about as dead as it is pt g Die Tor any.
thug to be. During It's short exist
eEce in this country il IL considerable
more harm than good. mud there are
eome CT the victims WHO will not for.
get for some lime whaS they suffered
j, was dangerous experiment TO try
shis elixir, still there were numbers
who were ready, willing and even
anxious 10 have II injecied into them.
6Jme escaped without paying Ior their
holly, bpt there we've others who
suffered terribly. 1t was, perhaps,
well that the elixir acted quickly,
Otherwise there wonld no doubt have
been hundreds oi others who would
have permitted the poison TO be placed
In their system There have been
scores of cases where Il did vast deal
II harm, but the first one is yet 20 be-
heard from where IL did aay good.
SoME time ago il was reported tua
the b. d o. Il r. Co., was in bad q
Bancisl condition and seriously cripples
hut under tne careful management o.
President Mayer, there has been {
great improvement. The increase IL
the net earnings last month was $G.,
900, and during tho past eleven month";
there has been an increase In the earn
iBgs over the same period last year
This is certainly gratifying, especial,
IS the Johns Hopkins University i
largely dependent on this company fol
fhe means 10 keep 1t In existence. l
IL hoped that for this reason, il moth
ing more, that tho prosperity of th,
company may continue, and that tn,
day is not lar distant when il will b.
able to renew iis dividends. Under
She present management the propert,
OF the company is being improved
and this Of course causes an increasl
10 the expenditures, which we hopt
Will be more than made mp by th'
earnings.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-25

WE again urge upon Republican,
She imperative duty of paying theil
tax without further delay, and az On,
of the tax collectors has positively re
fused to accept the tax from any on,
except the party assessed, they nov
know, that II they wish receipt the,
must wait ON the collectors enass, % u sfis
The .hts, IpS5uiiftir,y, fish. oysters, clams.
Hpples onions and potatoes. Also cream
N butter q speciality.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-25
Wilmington . Norti,ern H. l.

Tins taisls IN snsol Jane fd, isa ~
leAye " nminGson (Frsnsh greet Ky. ~,
kor headinEs Birdsbexe. Josaa1 ..,,,1s 1saa
asld. wAynss6ssa ysasiisa nsasf' as ts;aa W,,ss',
yiile rad an poinis % ina fhilaa.lnai. ~
RsaailR 3 =, 10 n, !: Y ana aSss sss;as.
fs.ssssq "a ns.s:ysl ~ sla,.,n:ds snsdRs 1
T.e5A. NJ. r 10, 4.fe and :. 20 ,. NJ. ,a,s I
IN 0salIsvflis and fntsf.e<isss Ps
g.ebA. ~. 3, %. 4. 70 and :. % ,. H.. 10 Iq.ai
For West ChessaK. 5.eo q. NJ. g."
''p g,.iiy sxospt sasardsy ana SUNDAY yn,.s
For Nav BridGs sra lnArn sslas 4 Il n
&Hp. n. and On bsszrasy SAY " :. :
~ .sa.y nor nsAdlng sad inssfssaiis - 1
pplnts. a AS ., ~ and I:@ .. ~. w, Il 4
k.Ss. 8 nopAusLAHD. s2wSFpsss;'s ps;'' sflsss' VI
T.psrlntsndeAk zen t
Daily Republican., 1889-09-25
I HE VICTOR COOK.

We have received lot of New style
victor Cook in Its new dress. It Is a
beauty and never fails to give satisfac-
tion. We offer them at the lowest cash
prices and the new Cappilo Q hole
range with dirt damper and Regulating
slide danpef. This stove has also been
newlyfltted up in the latest style, giving
g splendid appearance and places 1t In
front rank oil cook stoves In all thai
constitutes first-class baker. Call and
examine our stock at
THE PICkELS 6TOYE& HEATER CO..
505 5liipicy ST.,
Wilmington, Del.
s23-tf
Daily Republican., 1889-09-25
wANAMAKER's.


i wANAMAKERs
Il PnrLADELrHA. "Wednesday. sept. a. ass.
The tysvailsng rain ,,sstt,-
day and tie ssysys skOSm t,e.
d,etsd for to day lead rs fo|
POSTPONE mil to msoyY0v an
exhs6I and some ,smayks
kksys0s that cannot fasl 10 tn
tsyssf all tie yonsew of tie
v,esnags.
f25 for IL Napkins. You
can't take their m 9 a sur d
very well from the 10 inch.
tI.a-doz. Creams, or any of.
the little priced one. But
, the value 10 just as big sccor-
dinghy. az inches square. and
the finest fax. There isn't
a worthy grade Of Linen but
We have it--up to the dainti-
! est Dresden.
I Southwest OF centre.
Il Plump 6-pound Blankets.
At least 80 per cent wool /;
. the cotton warp SO hidden
|, ! that you don't suspect it Big
Q (74x86 inches) and soft as
4 iambs' fleece. Fosty dollars a
r pair. Well worth S..
= Near wOmen's Waiting Room.
A roomfui of facilities for
:, e doing Engraving in the high
!; est style Of the art. Wedding
!, Invitations correct la manner
.. and matter. We do not tise
u our customers stationery q.
e Z an advertising medium.
ID A private room In Stationery Departmsu
= = for taking orders.
US "Okeden Linen" q n e y
y u grade Of writing paper. Sur.
m y. prising In many ways, pric,
inciuded-2sc Tor a packag,
o. :. OF s quires.
re Near Juniper street entrance.
Se ss Iox25-inch. Engravings
3 choice subjects, In 3-incl
white and gilt frames, on s
loot brass easels, $3.50. Il
ed the beaten way picture an,
frame would be IS. easel Sc
Basement, Market street side.
Of Z Gossamers 81. so to SIC,
ra- SO. The cheapest we keel
sfs siy IS of good rubber and viii
oe. be- shed water.
all There are always spot
ads ID. among Umbrellas W b e +,
~, lth our money does unlooke,
e.. for buying-on a rainy da
.rs; ~ or any other.
the Chestnut street side, west OF Main Aisl,
rs Half a dozen prices to Civ
Ave i1v you a hint OF what we ar
she doing with Books:
ing Throne of David. By Rev. J. Il. Iuer
ham. 75o Our usual price, 81. 10.
Chautauqua Series OF Reading Tor lSs
90. 0 vols. s4.50. Volumes sold SO
eut arately.
N. Lora, the Majors Daughter. Ey v
the Heimburg. Cloth, 90c.; paper, 6ac.
Dod chata sni Chinita. By Louise Palm
day Heaven, 81 10.
the Two Coronets. By Mary Agnes Tucke
rs- S1.i0.
md Feet Of Clay. By Amelia Barr. SOC.
ely SAINTS llario. By Marion Crawford. ST.
di. Bu,terick's Patterns. A
Gu, up the new Fall and Winter de-
,siy signs are now. In.
n q Thirteenth street side.
In Opera Glasses the fir.
uain thing 10 look fc
4 lenses. Either "Ls
Pl Or "Bardou" shou'
ark.
street entrance.
y WANAMAKEp
Daily Republican., 1889-09-25
Il -iss. Market.

A Pracfln his stall In the Third
20 years ena'a fns lot Of blue fish, trout,
aoriiy ell grfe., which he Is selling at
tloeks 10 ks.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-25

extrs cs a ali honrs ct The Delaware
az Ee. No. 5l3 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-25
CARPETS
AND
OIL CLOTHS.
AT COST
L. r. ADAIR,

AIS Market Street,
Has determined to
close out his stock
of Carpets, OIL
Cloths and M a t.
tinss and discon-
tinue that branch
of the business. 80
as to give all Of his
attention TO the fur
niture business,will
sell his stock of
Carpets and OIL
Cloths at 9 ost.
Now is the time
for bargains, ss he
is determined to
close them out ct
once.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-25
wlsDNksDAY. skl.1EMnnK %. 1850.
The EvERY EVENING, which seems
to be the special organ of the tax col.
lectors. had long article yesterday
dofondsnu notlaesnr McK.a 49, ~,


to BE- the special organ of the tax col
lectors. had long article yesterday
defending Collector Mckee for the
outrageous course he pursued toward
Mr. William II. Pierson. This apollo.
gist Tor the collector takes the ground
that he has no right 10 accept the taxes
OF any one. except from the taxable
himself, and we DO mot know that
thers u any law 10 compel him 10 do
90. etill. when such wcll-known gen
tlemen 90 Messrs. Bush, Warner or
Pierson, ask him az q favor TO accept
the taxes OF those who have empower.
cd them TO act In their stead, he should
at least treatthem with common cour-
tcsy, instcadSo threatening 10 close his
Office and otreceivc taxes from any
Republicans. This was especially 30
In the case Of Mr.. Pierson, who was
armed with q power of attorney 10 pay
another mans tax. This would have
been recognized and honored by any
business man or bank In this city, but
II was not sufficient 10 satisfy this cap
tious tax collector, who insisted that
the man. although he ls cripple, and
can oaly 10 up or down stairs with
the greatest difficulty. must come him
self
We do not for one moment suppose
there would have been any trouble
about the matter II Mr.. Pierson. or
Mr.. Bush, or Mr.. Warner had been
Democrats, Notwithstanding the COL
lechors assertion TO his apologist that
he will refuse blocks Of receipts 10 all
Democrats and Republicans alike with.
out discrimination. We would like
Collector Mckee. when he makes out
his error list. to let the public know
how many Democrats there are on IL.
We will venture the assertion that
there will not be one TO every ten Re.
publicsns. This is not because the
Democrats are prompt in paying their
tpx and the Republicans tho reverse,
hut It is caused by the fact that every
obstacle Is thrown In the way to keer
Republicans from paying, no matter
how anxious they may be 10 do SO,
while 60 lar as the Democrats are con
cernei 1t does not make any difference
Nhethcr the Democrats pay or mot. NJ
thsro is very little danger of theiI
beng returned as errors.
There are hundreds OF Democrats In
this city who were never in the tai
collectors office In their lives, anf
many Of them do not even know wher,
1t is, but somehow they slways man
age to have tax receipts about the tim,
OF an election, and generally maxi
good use OF them. These abuses o
The tax collectors have continued 10
years. and the only way they can eve
be remedied is by the Republicans OBJ
tanning control Of the Levy Court an,
placing men there who will understaul
that 1t 10 their duty to receive the take
OF all who are assessed, without respes
70 color, party, creed or nationality.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-25
TO OUR PATRONS.

Thanking you for your
past favors, NE would like
to call your attention to our
Fall and Winter line OF
Clothing, which is far SUI
perior TO auy We have ever
shown you before and atI
rock bottom prices.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-25
Mems Department.

We have all the latest
novelties in Corkscv Wa,
Wide Wales and Bird Eye
Worsteds. iD al grades and
cut IN all styles. Also full
line Of Cashmere Suits st all
prices.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-25
Boys and CHILDREN'S
DEPARTMENT..

These goods are made By
one Of the very best manu-
lecturers In this country; all
sewed and trimmed In the
very best manner possible.
Every garment guaranteed
as represented or money re-
funded.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-19
WEIMAR. Tex. Anril Il
ALBERT h. CARTER.

WEIMAR, Tex, April 10, 1883 =
have lived and am well known in this
country for over thirty years. Some
thirty years ago I first was troubled with
rheumatism and neuralgia. 1t grew worse
every year, and when I called on DR..
Tanning my neck was SO stiff I had TO turn nv
body around so as to be able to see. It was i'm
possible to move my neck at all The doctor
took cut all pain and relaxed my muscles so
could work my neck all around, and has made
me feel young and vigorous again. After the
first treatment felt as if could out run any one
in the country, I also had been troubled, and
most painfully, with cramps ever since my boy
hood days. Now all is changed, and for a man
of sixty years feel more like one of thirty.
will be pleased to answer anyone who may wish
to know anything of my case or of Dr. Fanning's
wonderful power over pain. Yours truly,
F. E. CALDWELL,
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COLUMBUS, Tex. April l5,.

have been badly troubled with neuralgia,
stiff neck, rheumatism in shoulders aud
bad and most painful cramps in ns
lower limbs for over twenty Years After
first treatment all the pains and cramps leftme,
have in more than twenty years pronounce
my cure by Frank Tanning, the magnetic healer,
most wonderful. If the reader 81 this is a
sufferer they should see Dr. FanHfng at once.
Yours for relief of suffering, R. H. RATcLIFF.
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A wen Removed in a Minute.

SAN ANTONIO, TEX. April g. ISIS.
8 Dr. Frank Tanning. Mahncke Hotel. CITY.
Ny Dear sir-Ths lady whom you saw in NJ
Office some monthsaso, and whom you treated
there in my presence, says she owes ven more
than gratefulness for removing the large Wen On
her hand with only one treatment. Isaw .5s
wen myself and saw the lady to-day and
the wen is gone. You can use this as YOU SEA
proper. Very truly your friend,
J. A. 4. HesAcz.
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COLUMBUS. TEX, April l

I-|711707 Fs--t7111 I"' I178'
I have been suffering with a5seased liver for
twenty years, causing rheumatism, pains and
of pains. tried nearly every doctor. and medi-
cine in the country, all failing fo'c cure me or
give me any relief. was treated by the magic
healer. Frank Tanning, one week. My liver is
acting all right and am entirely free from pain;
feel like man, yet like a boy. I will say
that the doctors power on liver, kidneys and
pains is truly wonderful. Yours truly.
ALBERT n. CARTER.
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The Great Healer.
F. E. CALDWELL.

The afflicted flock from the ends of earth to
be healed. The old days of miracles returned
voice from Refugio. The subioined letter
reached the Advocate Office on Tuesday morn
ing last direct from Refugio. and it had never
been seen by Dr.. Tanning until he first saw it in
these columns Letters such as this, coming
voluntarily from his patients, attest the won
derful powers of the magnetic healer and in
dictate something of the worth to suffering hu
mainly of the almost Nazarine mission OF the
man. Reader go thou also and be healed:
To the Editor of the Victoria Advocate:
REFUGIo, Tex, April Il, 1883.
DR.. Frank Tanning is no humbug. was down
with stiff neck and neuralgia last winter andI
could not turn over without help, and az soon as
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I got to San Antonio he relieved me and han.
not had pain since.
The relief from suffering was worth to M.
athousand dollars and it only cost me ten.
Respectfully. F.M. SWIFT.
In private note to the editor. Mr.. srs.
says: You can use this if you think it j,
worth anything to the eoehtry or to Dr.. Fan.
ming
This is certainly valuable testimony, coming
as it does from an Old and well known citizen o,
eHkneighbOring village. We think it valuable
boehait9 the snfsefing people and the good
doctor, and give it a place IN the Advocate With
great pleasure. Victoria Advocate.
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Neuralgia Knocked out.

WACO, TRx., May 1, ISL.
With the greatest pleasure 7 add my name q
OR Fanning's list of "gratefuls" Fol
twenty-one years have been a constant SUFFERED
from neuralgia. Have had the best of physicians
but they failed to cure me. Under "Dr-
Fanning's treatment, am entirely we'll Dur
ing the late cold, rainy spell / tested myssI
thoroughly and had not the slightest touch o.
neuralgia. To all suffering with this drsadi1'
disease cheerfuIly recommend him.
Very respectfully,
Mrs. WILEY J0SEs.
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Inhaned Eyes Cured,
PALESTINE, Tex, Nov. %. Iss-

PALESTINE, TEX, Nov %, lSs-.
To Whom it May Concern: "
L take pleasure in adding my testimonial to
those already given eBr.'' Tanning by stating
that was suffering intensely with acute inf5m-
nation of the. eyes, and was confined to my
room with healy shades over my eyes, Unable to
,beaf +s7e least ligbsE 's'Dr, Farming treated
me only once, And Twas well hezt. snorniug-en.
tirely cured with one treatment. It is now over
two years since and I have never felt the slight
est return. MISS anna BROOKS
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U. s. Senator Reagan's Son Cured.

PALESTINE, Tex, Jan. II, II
To Whom it May Concern:
This is to certify that I was, for about W
months last winter, in an almost helpless coz
dition, caused from rheumatism in both OF ~
legs. and what little walking I did was veg
painful and slow. both legs being so drawn ii'-.
the effects Of the disease that I could 10
straighten them. With three or four rub0lng''
or treatments by CDR Tanning the pam "a !,
me. and I am now as well as I ever was -
walk as well as. I ever did.
JOHN E. REAGAN.
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Complication OF Diseases Cured.

CoRsICANA. Ten, Oct & fsS9.
"a take pleasure in adding my mama tothe many
who have testified to the. wonderful healing
pO@ers of ffe magnetic healer, Frank flaming.
5oSffteen yaAgs have suffered FROM. comoi-
fistion of diseases, such as neur,ag ia. muscular
rheumatism and catIrrh. Since receiving SIX
treatments from pr Tanning have not fell.
the slightest return Of them, and feel perfectly
we'll. Respectfully, Mas LIZZIE Caldwell
- .-r No. 639 North Tent street.
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letter Cured.
DENIsON, TEX. Nov. s, Is.
J. A. 4 HesAcz.

DENfsON, TEX, Nov. s. ISIS.
OR" Frank Tanning San Antonio.
am happy to say you removed and entirely
cured the tetteron-my face which had seyereIy
troubled me for several months. The cure wa,
over two months ago, and am happy TO say
am entirely wee. Very respectfully,
Miss EMMA WRIGHT,
No. 1902 Candy street.
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CHAPTER XIII.
MISS ENNIS IS OBSTINATE

On his way up the hill to Monplaisir
Mr.. Padger strove bravely to put himself
into more hopeful and cheerful frame
of mind. He really began to think it
possible that Miss Ennis was not quite so
deeply concerned as he had for a long
time feared. He had at all events proved
to his own satisfaction that an exeep-
tionally good swimmer under water
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Banker Sam ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS e'

Banker Sam Mavericks Daughter Curea'
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, April a. 1872
''Drse's F. Tanning. o.,
feel that owe it TO you to express mg Oe-.
in the virtue of your magnetic healing Po"|,
aud to state that in five treatments you cursa =
little granddaughter, NJ. A. Maverick, OF lI.-
matism and partial paralysis in her rlgn' =,
and ankle. which ailment had not yleioeu
skilled allopa2lic and homeopathic tres'In5N''
Mrs. MA ilAvsEIcK'
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Catarrh Cured.
san ANTONIO, Ma

san ANTONIO, March s. 1855
have. Suffered With catarrh for over seven
years, sTying all known and suggested remedies,
but trying them in vain, and now after treat
nelss by DR. - Tanning consider myself cured.
Ehe>bad weather okthe past two months has not
slightest return OF the symptoms,
nor have suffered in any n1easare fromeQIds.
MISS E. MILLER.
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Rheumatic Racer.

SAN ANTONIO, TEX, March Y, ISIS.
Ihave suffered from a severe attack Of acuts
rheumatism anSSsas unable to walk when was
carTieia to ''Dr." Tanning, and after the frs.
treatnsspt was able to walk. After he gave me
his second tfatment and on thes day he gave
it rG7sSayQbt race and won it. He gave me .
third trea7neRt which madeline feel as well and
active as T;hase ever felt in nay life, and since
then have had no return OF rheumatism.
NJ. T. WRIGHT.
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Mrs. WILEY JOSE

san ANTONIO, Tex, March 3, l's'.
This is to certify that I was troubled VIII
rheumatic govt in the hand. and after wv
treatments by pr Tanning have not 0ssa
troubled since and consider myself well.
Yours truly,
A Z. SCHTAs.
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liberated Throat Cured in Ten Minutes

liberated Throat Cured in Ten Minutes
CoRsIcANA, Tex, Sept, %, 1855.
In gratitude to ''the wonderful magnetic heal
er - Frank Tanning, I win say that in two
treatments of five minutes eaebs-h he entirely
cured my throat which has been bsfly liberated
for the past year. Respectfully.
MISS Made CLDwELL,
G5g N Tenth Street.
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THE CATTLE KING TALKS.
What D. N. UCOllOT, the millionaire
Cattle King Of Southern Texas,
Says Of Frank flaming.
VICTORIA, TEX, May 4, 1889

VICTORIA, Tex, May 4, 1883.
To Whom it May Concern.
would most respectfully state that on the
Louisiana, where was confined to my bed for
several days with erysipelas, after which was
troubled badly with muscular rheumatism and
lumbago Having had experience once with
magnetic healer. I resolved to try DR.. Frank
Tanning, who, will most positively state, gave
me immediate relief. And I will further state
that my nervous system showed to me most
decided restoration over the condition existing
therein for several months. Respectfully,
[CoPYl D. NJ. O'CoNNoR.