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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-05-06
THE PRESIDENTIAL PARTY

GLENDALE, Ore, May 5.-The presiden-
tial train passed through here at ll:45
o'clock last night. 1t is expected to arrive
at Salem at O'clock this morning and in
Portland at noon.
GRANTS Pass, Ore, May 5-The presi-
dental party arrived here at 10 o'clock last
night, and the party received a cordial
welcome. The president was introduced
10 the large crowd assembled at the depot
and made short speech
PORTLAND, May 5-The presidential
party arrived at Salem this morning The
mayor of the city welcomed the president
10 Oregon The party were then taken in
carriages TO visit the state house, escorted
by the Second battalion of infantry of
Oregon and Sedgwick post, Grand Army
of the Republic Mayor Darcy delivered
an address of welcome in behalf of the
city and Governor Pennoyer in behalf of
the state. The president responded in his
usual happy vein. In the course of his
remarks the president said:
I'VE have one king. 1t is law, and to
that king all men must bow. / have but
one message 10 the north and south, for
the east and west, on my journey through
this land. Ii is to uphold the law
just before leaving Salem citizens
committee from Portland waited on the
president TO escort him to Portland A
short stop was made At Chemawa. The
president reviewed the pupils of the Indian
school and addressed them in a few kindly
and appropriate words.
PORTLAND, Ore, May 5-The president
ial party arrived at noon promptly on
schedule time. Twenty thousand people
were in waiting and the president ac-
knowledged their plsudits by riding bare
headed through the streets and bowling
right and left. A slight rain was falling
when the president reached Portland IL
soon turned into a heavy rain, however,
but did not interfere with the formation
of the parade. After marching about the
city two hours, the parade moved down
Sixth street and was reviewed bv the
president One feature of the parade was
4,000 school children in line. In the after
noon there was a general suspension of
business, and President Harrison held a
short reception at the hotel to members of
the Grand Army of the Republic and the
Loyal Legion.
The following is the program, as far as
decided upon, for the return trip of Presi-
dent Harrison. After stopping At Tacoma
and Seattle he Will go TO Salt Lake City.
stopping one day at Boise City, Idaho,
then 70 Leadville, Colorado Springs, Deu-
yer, Lincoln. Neb, Omaha. Hannibal, Mo,
Springfield, Ill. Decatur, Ill, indianapolis,
Columbus, Ohio and Pittsburg, Pa.
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BOYO OljsTEp.

LINCOLN, Neb, May 5-The supreme
court this afternoon handed down a de
cision in the Thayer-Boyd quo warranto
case. A judgment of custer was rendered
against Governor Boyd in favor Of ex-Goy-
ernor Thayer. The opinion was written
by Judge Norval, Judge Cobb eoncurring
Judge Maxwell dissented. Counsel for
Governor Boyd announce today that they
will at once apply for supersedes for the
purpose of taking the case on writ of er-
ror to the United States supreme court.
They claim that the question Of natural
ization is federal one, and they are conf
dent of success in the court of last resort
The writ of custer was served on Gov
ernor Boyd about o'clock. Governor
Boyd turned over the Office to Governor
Thayer, who had in the meantime taken
the oath of Office and filed his bond. The
decision, on the whole, may be said TO be q
surprise. The opinion was general that in
the event OF the oustiug of Boyd that
Lieutenant-Governor Majors would be
named as the successor.
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Some very peculia- effects have beer
produced by the long continued murky az
mosphere a. Manchester. England Ac-
cording TO observations taken during three
days OF fog. nearly six hundred GTsig Of
Eulphuric acid per square nile ys1s de-
posted round the infrnary. while roBcd
Ovens college the quantity reached four
hundred weight, besldes two bundr,e
weight of hydrochlor.c Ecid aud two tons
of blacks Tne leaves q plants growing
out Of doors yielded a d-po~lt Of from 70
per cert. Of Eulphuric Add and % yer
cent. of hydrochloric acid.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-05-06
Oi THE MISERV OE 1T

Human wretchedness touches bottom in
sea sickness. Life is held feather S
weight by the unfortunate afflicted with it.
Why endure its atrocious internal couvul-
sious when Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
relieves them instanter? Not only relieves
but prevents. 1t is not always on the
''briny" that travellers nausea is exper-
fenced. Railway journeying, riding with
ones back to the horses or the locomotive
sometimes produces it IN super-sensitive
stomachs. uostetter's Stomach Bitters is
always the prompt remedy. The mis-
chievous properties of brackish water, the
evil influence of miasma, unwholesome or
unaccustomed food, excessive fatigue,
whether bodily or mental, the dyspeptiC
tendency bred by sedentary pursuits, the
pernicious effects of exposure to extremes
OF temperature or dampness, all these are
eifectually counteracted by this genial
preServative of health. Cures also
rheumatism, kidney and bilious trouble.
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Why suffer? Preston's "Hed-Ake" viii
cure you
SUPPORTING THE cHILIaN WAR

SUPPORTING THE GILLIAN WAR.
NEW YORK, May 5.-Judging from GER
tain developments that have taken place
during the past twenty-four hours, and
from rumors that were prevalent in busi-
ness circles down town today, the actual
seat Of the Chilian war is located in this
city. 1t is claimed that two prominent
commercial houses, both having very
large interests in Chill, are furnishing
arms, ammunition and money to the two
factions, the government of Balmaceda
aud to the revolutionists. The houses
mentioned are opposed to each other COM
mercially, and each is doing its utmost to
have the faction it supports win. The
prize for which both merchants are said to
be struggling is valuable concessions
which have been promised them by the
respective parties in the event of victory
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-05-06

DISEASES or wOMES-Dr. TerrfN has rnsde
diseases o. women specially for the past twenty
years and wishes state that ne has all the isrs
Instruments. Batteries Electrodes. etc Tor their
successful Treatment including Fib-old Turao-s,
Displacements Enla-geGuents. ProlapSIs. UiceFa-
tons LGeco-Thoa, Diseases of the Ova-ies Painful
Irregular or Profuss Menstruation. ETC. DR. Ter
rii has recently spent several months the large
hospitals OF the east Ia the special study of electric
ty and is the only phy sican in the southwest tho.
oughly familiar with It's scientific application.
NERVOUS DISEASES-Dr. Te-riu wishes to call
the attention OF those suffering from Nervous Dis
eases Paralysis. Nervous Prostrstion, etc. - the
wonderful curative effects to be derived from cleo
tricity when scientifically applied and desires 10
state that he makes the application OF electricity
in Nervous Diseases special feature OF his practice
The Dr. has the finest nifty cell diamond carbon hat
terry ever seen In the west and all the appliances
especially adapted to treatment OF Lost hsnhood
or Seminal Weakness which he quickly and perfna-
nently cures by the aid OF electricity
CATARRH-Every case OF Catarrh Is curable "
properly treated. DR.. Te rjll HolIey's new
treatment.
SKIN DIsEASES-ora ali kinds cared when others
have failed.
PILES, FISTT-LA and all rectal diseases cured.
No knife pain. 4 cure guaranteed.
URETHRAL STRUCTURE quickly and perna
nently cured by electrolysls No cutting. no pain
no money until cured.
CHRONIC DISEASES-Bronch!tis. Asthma, Hay
Fever, all throat and lung troubles. Dyspepsia, Dis
eases OF the Bowels. Heart and Liver. rheumatism.
Dropsy. Brights Disease Bladder Kidney and Cri-
nary Diseases. Blood Poison and Private diseases
SYPHILIS-Thst dread disease OF mankind
quickly and permanently cured b. the new treat
nent without the poisonous drugs of DAYS gone by.
Medicines sent TO all parts OF the country. Consul
alton free. Send for question blan K.
- r.
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4 RIG Ri aZE

PlTTSBURG. Pa. May 5-The fire that
broke out in this city about IL O'Clock to-
night proved TO be one of the most disas-
trous and stubborn the city fire depart
menJ ever encountered. Tna blaze was
discovered in the lower floor OF
the great Arbuckle building On SsY-
enih street near DuqGesne and
soon the great building was mass
of flames. The heat was so intense tae
firemen found il impossible TO reach the
building with water. A high wind swept
the fire across to the Pitusburg female
college building The lady boarders were
taken 10 hotels. The building was gutted
The flames caught the sfeeple OF the Christ
n. ( church. which shared the fate %
the other buildings
AT this hour l a. IA } the nrealen are be
Eeved TO have the flames under control.
The total loss Is BOW placed RI { 5S0J0
At 1:;Sl &. m the fire caught up row Of
tenement houses on Seventh street, the
other buildings being com pletely wrecked
and the hremen turned their attention TO
preventing farther spread. At this hour
II Is thought the tenement and suTTo0ud-
iags viii De saved.
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THE TERRITORY INTRUDERs.
1nterlopers on Indian Reservations Given
Final Notice to Vacate.

WASHINGTON, May 6-The actual put
ping into operation of the governments
long-postponed determination TO aid the
tribal authorities Of the Indian territory
in removing both white and black inter
lopers has provoked angry protests and
some fears of bloodshed The United
States commissioner reports that the
effort of the sheriff 10 sell the improve
ments put upon certain Cherokee lands hy
two colored residents who had been ordered
to leave the reservation have brought 200
armed negroes TO the spot. On the Chick
ssaw reservation, where similar eyictlons
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Miss GiAdstone-

Helen Gladstone Is thought 20 rtserl BE
her father IN appearance, and sSe aLso pcs
sesses hjs rerna-kabIe vitality. A. Se~n-
ham college she invariably keeps her tao.s
IN the beSs ot spirits by her amusing sior-
les and witty Eepa-tses- For ordinary 80
c.e;y reguia, ious shc has lizzie respect, AID
Is quite Indifferent about her dress, ap-
pearinz az luncheon and dinner parties n
plain. sensible looking costumes IL which
very little taste $ displayed cha IS, how
ever, a social favori;e E.xcha1gs-
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ANOTHER MESSIAH.

KISGFIsHER, Ok. May "a man an
swering every description of the Indian
messiah WAS captured three miles south
of town by Deputy United States Marshal
Hurt and brought to the city, where he
has attracted the attention of the people
by his peculiar attire and smart and witty
replies to all questions. He Is dressed ia Il
very peculiar way, wearing nothing but a
woolen blanket about his naked body and
sandals made of old leather. His hair
Is cut short, with the exception
OF narrow ridge in the center
of the head, which makes him have a very
wild and unnatural look. He says his
name is Ohhoma, and that be Is descend
ant Of the Toltec and Usage Indians. He is
we'll educated. talks six different languages
and is well posted on all topics of the
day. Where he came from or whittier he
i bound he does not tell. He does not
claim to be the messiah. but claims that
he has important business with the Ghey-
enne and Arapahoe and other tribes of In
dians. The town is excited and crowds Of
people follow the wild man wherever be
goes.
E,sT 4.
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Cures while you wait-Preston's He'd
Aken
AN ELECTRIC TYPEWRITER.


NEW YORK, May 5.-A party of electric
ians and gentlemen interested in the
Writing Telegraph company's inventions
yesterday afternoon witnessed the first
successful experiment of writing between
two cities Two of the writing machines,
one in Dey street. in this city. and the
other in Pittsburg, were connected by the
wires of the Western Union Telegraph
company and messages sent aud received
for fifteen minutes. The writing as seen
in the Dey street Office resem bles
in general appearance the familiar
stock ticker The paper OF which the
writing is done is moving tape uuwound
from wheel across the level top of the
stand under which the mechanism is
placed. The tape moves along under the
point of stylogrsphic pen. Thi. pen can
be used by anybody, in the ordinary way.
but great care must be exercised In keep
ing the pen even with the tape
The Writing Telegraph company, of New
York. holds the patent for this interesting
invention, and Harry Etheridge, the elec-
trician, perfected it. The experiment was
exhibited under the direction of ". f..
Gump, of Pittsburg. who Is general NAH
ager OF the company.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-05-06

The sybitsrs Of attire .; par1s have an
nounosd the fzshioBsbge oolors for spring
dresses. They are gray of al hges-ff!sad
gray. steel, ''g!ass sray dsas.
color, trss-a blIisn Eu&uve-taTerder. ard
orcai6--a gra7ash ssreea- Sorast lr.ss to-
shades are mixed sl8ch az "cIfk hon
cosor, 'ballaLeh. or 's4ge sbo; vita
wh1te- Yellow r. TIE ssz-snx tgre r.,
tim mig honos-E. --cornsoEs- b!ue~ h--
i1s a.moz; - fashionable, followed by
faSa A-d b-oa4s t.atA
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ROME, May 5-The Opiuione says: "Ar.
BiAiEe's telegram to Minister Porter again
bess the question. Tae green book proved
that the telegram to Baron Fava was com
municat ed ia confidence to Mr. Blaine ana
President Harrison. IL : regrrtaoie that
- minister OF gr-aE power should persist
in Quibliug whilst the principle at issue =
unsolyed
LONDON, May 5s--The Rome correspond
enI oi the Chronicle says that its reported
ia2t Minister porIer VIII shortly yzc2ts
the United States legation there. leaving
the secretary IN charge
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Ice that has acquired a thickness OF two
inches will support al ordinary man.
When ice gets to Se four inches in thick
Dess il will support q man on horseback
Ice must have attained thickness Of
five inches before IL viii support an eighty
Founder gun
Eight inches - ice IL thickness will sup
port battery Of artillery. with Carriages
and horses attached
When ice forms 20 the depth of ten inches
IL will support an army-in fact IL vii.
support al innrnerabls multitude Of p~o-
pIe-Jourual Of I'd ucation-
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ABILENE, Kan, May 5--R L. Duty, ac-
cused of stealing a team of horses at
Hope, Kan, this county, was captured to-
day in Utah, having been traced to Colo
RADIO, thence on west. He had been sue
cessful in getting considerable money out
of his robberies.
Mrs. Jesse Bradfeld attempted suicide
last night by taking arsenic, but was saved
through prompt use of emetics. Do
mestic difficulties discouraged her.
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camrhnrIn I1arlla.

Prof. Aalscn, u a paper read before tse
Phiiadslphla College q PBarD1zrcy. stated
thai The caEDph0r tree ihEavss II ioT142
and seeus 70 DO 20 well on sF7y kin1 q sos.
Ihs: before long gen years the-e VII y
.nOre c4uphor than orange trees u thai
state I &c quality os TIE gan = more liss
japanese thsu Chinese c41u phoE- kaglIsh
2nc1za4c
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MEDIAIION In GILL

WASHINGTON, May 5.-The United
States government has instructed Mr.
Egan. United States minister to Chill, to
offer to mediate between the combatants
in that country in the interest of peace
and good order. France and Brazil, the
other great republics of the world have
Joined in the proffer of their good offices in
the interest of the perpetuity OF republi-
can principles of governments.
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Sure cure-Preston's Hed-Ake.
COLOREO OFFlCESEekERS

CINCINNATI, May 5-The American Citi-
Zens Equal Rights association, composed
Of colored men, today adopted series OF
resolutions. They called the attention of
the administration TO the fact that col
ored men were appointed to office mainly
in the south, where the only political ser
vice they can render is to send delegates to
national conventions. James n. Towns
end, of Indiana, was elected president.
Hon. NJ. Langston, of Virginia, is among
the vice presidents. The convention adj
jourDed sine die
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1853 North Main ST. Cor. First,
A GALLANT SON OF ERIN.

He Was British officer. but Is Now n
French Subject.
The innate sympathy between the Kelt
of Ireland and the Frenchman has often
led TO strange political complications, and
many prominent French family is of
Irish origin. The last romantic figure of
this sort is Captain James Dyer MacAda-
Tas, once a wealthy Irish gentleman, but
now citizen OF France and deputy from
Sistaron.
He entered the British army at the earli-
est allowable age, and in time became "A cap
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1t cures headache only-Prsstol's III
Axe"
CINCINNATI CONFERENCE RATES.

KANSAS CITY, 40, May 5-The
Farmers Alliance has at last received
tardy justice from the Western Passenger
association, which today passed a resolu-
ton authorizing a one-fare rate from Kan
sas City and other Missouri river points TO
Cincinnati and return. 1t will be remem-
bered that the first application for a one
fare rate for the Cincinnati Alliance meet
ing was voted down. The Chicago and
Alton asked for reconsideration, on the
basis of fare and oue-third, which was
also voted down. Nothing daunted. how
ever. the general passenger agent Of the
Alton road had the question reopened at
today's meeting of the Western Passenger
association. and by uasaswersble argu-
ment ia favor Of the original proposition
for oBe-fAre rate. finally secured the
reduction IN the face OF stubborn opposi-
ton on the part OF some OF the western
lines. Only one important line was not
represented al the meeting, but that lines
vcte can be counted on il favor Of the reso-
luton now that the chief opponents OF the
measure have been compelled TO surrender.
BEECHA9's PILLS act ike magic on
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The sssre q tie E-oon IS ia. u a. .zg,
not q rs,es-r- ass@--s an American .ssrcn-
os2sE. Hs tanks tkzt tf.s ovol1 form IS
tie rszs1ii q zoe csu.-f,-@..sl f3-rs % s,rzv-
.iatson "a tBe mass O. ne Bns-sa. kEd the
attraction of the eSxta The .zzsli end et
tAr n@Sen Is cirs-tes4 toward cor globe
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ANIJNPL EASANT pROSpFCT

CLARKEsBURG, w. Va, May 5-Forest
fires are reported TO be raging in the vicIn-
ity Of Davis, Tucker county. The flames
threaten to consume the saw mills of the
Beaver Creek Lumber company, together
with the powder magazine Of Wilson &
Co. in which 800 tons Of giant powder
stored
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a "GANGU MAYOR

BURLINGTON, Ia, May 5--A petition
signed by the best citizens of the city has
been presented to the council, asking that
Mayor Duncan be requested to resign, and
if be refuses, to commence impeachment
proceedings against him. He is charged
with being in coilusion with a gang OF
gamblers who have infested the city.
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WOODRuEE CONVICTED.

OLATHE, Kan. May Frank Wood
ruff. Of Cronin trial notorlety, was con-
victed OF horse-stealing in the district
court this morning. The horse was stolen
from z. T. Murray. Aug. 2. 1857 He will
probably De sentenced 10 five years in the
peniteutiary.
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TURF WINNERS,

NASHVILLE, May 5-Winners today:
Fred Taral, Philora, Atticus, Addie, Nj
antic
LEXINGTON, May 5.-Winners today:
Eugenia, Royal Garter, Ethel, Outlook,
Greenwich.
WASHINGTON, May 5-Winners today:
Miracle, Laughing Water, j. j., O. b.,
MONDAY, Belleville, Stonewall.
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THE AIDES DELIGHTED

The pleasant effect and the perfect safety
with which ladies may use the liquid fruit
laxative, Syrup of Figs. under all condi-
tions, makes it their favorite remedy. 1t
is pleasing to the eye and to the taste. gen
tie, yet effectual in acting on the kidneys,
liver and bowels
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cational center of
the far west. If not
of the W h o | e
United States. IL
has by far h e
largest foundation
endowment of any
university in the
world, and many
old and noted in-
stitutions ave
received in AL
their history less
than this univer-
sity of the Golden
CT - IL
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tain IN the Bengal
artillery. He won
high Donors by his
bravery and pres
ence of mind, and
on one occasion
saved the COM
mand from mas
sacre by a master
ly movement. All
this before he was
thirty years Of
age. The highest
honors S G e N e d
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q RETPAYENG GIRL

RICHMOND. Va, May 5.-The girl calling
herself Jesse Miller, who was found wan
dering in the street about week ago in a
dazed condition. and who said she had
been deserted by her husband, who said
tnat he had another wife in Philadelphia,
is Kate O'keefe of Kansas City, 80.
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Z FRACTURED SKULL

CHENEY. Kan, May 5.-ISpecisl The
is-y-ar-old son Of Mr.. George Scott. a
farmer living five miles west q Cheney,
was kicked by = mule, Saturday, receiving (
a fracture Of the skull above The left ear
The young man is in a critical condition.
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ON THE SICK list

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, May Sex Governor
Thomas Crittenden, who was stricken yes
terday with an attack of apoplexy, is re-
ported to be much better this morning,
and strong hopes Of his recovery are enter
tanned
LoIIDoN. May 5.-Three members OF the
family of the Archbishop of Canterbury,
the Most Reverend Edward White Ben
son. D. D., are prostrated with the influ-
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MRS. WYLTE.
NgS. WILLIAMS.

copy" make up the forms, DO the mail
ing, hustle" for advertising. and are 30
energetic and thorough in their methods
that they seem 10 be On the high road 20
success Mrs. Wylie i well known NJ a
writer Of poetry. Mrs Williams speciality
IS descriptive prose.
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SURGEON. AND oCULIsT-eives special .l,.n.
ZION 10 diseases oi the Eye. including the scientific
sdjus,nen. OF glasses TO correct imperfect vision
CATARACT removed aud sight restored TO many
who have lon. been totally blind
CRossEYEs Strengthened IN many cases without
cperotion-
GRADUATED LIDS and all forms o, Sore Eyes
quickly cared. Artificial eyes inserted
GLASSFS-Oniv those who have had sPccisl
trS,nsns should attempt 30 n. glasses lest they
the patient more harm than good Many cases OF
nervousness irrtAbslty insomnia. headachs. verti-
go and seeming stupidity in chidrsn are due to de-
feotive vision and are removed At once by the ap
plicatIon OF proper glasses.
AS A GENERAL SURGEON DR.. Puidy has no
su uperior in the southwest
Below is given partial lis; of the diseases treat
cd with special success
Defornlties OF all kinds. Club Foot. curvstu-c OF
the Spine, Hip Join, Disease White Sw elins. NArt
case Veins. Hare Lip and Skin Eruptioas
HYDRoCELE AND yARICoCELE-A cure guar
anteed III every case. No cutting,
Abdominal Surgery. Ovarian Tumors. Tumcrs Of
the W onAb. Lacerstions. etc,
eEFaciai blemishes. Superfnoas Hair. moles.
warts and other defects removed palnlcssly and
without leaving scar.
DR. Pur1Iy viii visit any part OF the southwest in
consultation or TO perform surgical operations
Correspondence solicited.