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, 1893-08-19
KILLED BY LIGHTNING.

On Tuesday evening 18th instant, a lad
named Thomas Augustus Rochester, or st.
Andrews parish. met his death during the
Thunderstorm that ragged on that evening.
At an early hour of the afternoon the ram
began falling now and again flashes OF light
nin0 were seen. and the distant peallng
Of thunder clouds was family heard. AS night
drew near the weather increased IN severity
and by nightfall had become quite terrific
Vivid flashes Of lightning cleaved their Jagged
wav through the dank air, followed rapidly by
Ioui crashing peals of thunder, while the
rain drops battered like pebbles upon the
housptops. It was indeed a sad night Tor the
traveller and few ventured abroad who
were not compelled by necessity. Ones
mind vas foroibIy driven to reflect on the
wonders of creation and that Supreme Power
that could control even the maddest uproar
of the raging elements. 1t was we doubt
not under the influence Of some such con,
dition of mind that Rochester was led
to take part in the recital OF the we'll
known dialogue between Death and The sun
ner. Seven other members OF the house
hold we're present, and while the tempest
ragged the unfortunate Rochester reclted Ills
part. He had just recited the coupIet
II am a flower in my bloom,
And wilt thou cut me down so soon!.1
when a horrifc, binding flash struck the
house, filling it with smoke; and when the
appalled, party recovered their nerves the
youthful reciter was found lying dead on the
floor, as if the lean monster were In waiting
to respond. The unfortunate lad was just
nineteen years of age.-Barbados Taxpayer,
% july
, 1893-08-19

with a draught chain doubled across fro
BIT to bit, while all the time q hea,> N IA,
called the leader boy, is allowed to hamg o.,
To a long rope attached to the bit of tire
left leader, tearing the tender mouth with
a weight proportionately incl eased with the
length Of rope, and dragging the end Of the
coupling rod against teeth and gums, We
are surprised at the ignorance Of economy
which allows animal power to be used at such
fearful Disadvantage, and at the i%nhumanity
which can sh 1t it's eyes to the sufferings Of
Gods creatures Surely the planter can take
care that that particular mule. to whose mouth
the SIothful Ieader-bay Is to hang for q
whole day, is not to be donbly tortured by
having the corners + the suit ,rer's mouth
drawn up by 4 blioEer which j turn Of tho
finger might lengthel..
, 1893-08-19

28th July.
The Weather continues Just the same as
last reported-favourabIe for tile growing
crops, but very trying, owing 10. the intense
heat, to the animal world. On tho 18th
instant between / and 5 o'clock, a sharp
thunderstorm passed over st. Thomas tand S
Andrews. \ house near Swans in 1T.
Andrews, in which u man named Thomas
Augustus Rochester and seven other persons
were at the time, was struck by the lightning.
Rochester was killed. and the Others stun.
ned. The lightning also struck one of the
hurdle.Pens in a field at Appiewhaites. IN St.
Thomas. shivering three Of the wooden posts
into fine bits. Fortunately, no cattle we're in
the pen at the time, nor any one near. The
rain lasted long, bat was not heavy, only lbs
beng registere@.
The produce shipped to date amounts to 46,
522 hh.s Sag II, ana 4l,284 puns. Nolassos,
against 37,G2I hhds. Sugar and 80, t05 puns.
Mo'asses at same time last year.
Sugar is selling at $3.50 per hundred lbs
and Molassos at II cents per gallon
, 1893-08-19
Jeeward Islands,
No. l07
Downing Street.
4th July 1893

Sit
| have The honour t. acknow-
ledge the receipt Of your despatch No. lO8
Of the 29th May; reporting on the statements
contained in the memorial addressed to me
by the Elective members of the House Of As.
sembly of Dominica, and on the grievances
complained of by the inhabitants Of the Dis
trict of La PLANE in that Island.
With respect to the recent lamentabie
occurrence in that district | have not thought
it necessary to institute any further inquiry.
have already expressed my approval Of the
spirit in which you acted on that occasion, and
as | stated in the House Of Lords on the 3Oth
ultimo, am satisfied, that YOU displayed
great patience, forbearance and cou-
rage.
But upon a review, not only of the recent
occurrences, but Of the correspondence Of
yourself and your predecessors, it is plain
that;the condition Of Dominica is, and for
several years past has been, un unsatisfactory,
and has presented difficulties Of administra-
ton which it has not been found possible
to surmount, and have come to the conclu-
sion that the best means of devising a rene
dy for this state of affairs would be the APP
pointment of "a Commissioner of wide expe-
rience to enquire into and report on the gen
eral condition of the Presidency, and the
causes of the dissatisfaction which has from
from time to time been manifested oy a pei
ton of the population, and the difficulties
which have heen encountered in the admint
i~stration of its Government, ind also sugges-
for tie consideration OF Esr Majesty's Gov
, 1893-08-19
BARBADOS NEWS.
Bar5ado8 Globe. 27h JuIy.

The weather has continued favorable for
the growing crops. We have hal sor1e very
hot days, but we have also had some cool
days. and fine showers. On the afternoon
Of the 18th instant we had a sharp thu~ler-
storm, when the electric fluid killed one or
two persons, and several cattle. in Diff rent
places, but the weather has not been ) ormy
and We have hid some decidedly pleasant
days, the 18th was decidedly fine. TIL" young
canes IN all the parishes ara reported a. pro
crossing we'll, corn IS plentiful just nov. and
other native products not less thnn At this
season. The re ping season is 1T an emil, and
the crop, though less than was once counte /
upon, is not a bad one There have been
shipped already 59,212 hogsheads Of sugar,
aud 4l2S4 punchoons of molassos, and there
is still a good amount of produce for expolta-
tIon. The Agricultural Sociely's Ploughing
Match came off at Benefits st. Thomas
rar ishJ Oh the 26th ultimo, when the exhibits
v.g,
, 1893-08-19
1HE DOMINICA DISTURBANCE.
(Dominican, 81 Juiul

The following important Despatch from her
Majesty's Principal Secretary Of State for the
Colonies TO His Excelloncy the Governor
anent the late disturbances is published in
this weeks Official gazette but as the
Official gazette has but a limited circula-
ton. we have deemed il expedloat to re.
produce it in the Dominican for the purpose
Of affording general information in regard to
a matter which is now Of much public con
Germ -.
Copy
The Marqaess Of Ripoa 10 Governor Sir
W. F.. Haynes Smith, X. T. H. Il
, 1893-08-19

D.,p ltches from b. n5af report that tbs
riofs have At prese It ceased, BAT thtt conf
dence had not been restored. all shops and
places of business are closed and the railway
stations are crowded with refugees.
Ii is being circulated that The disturbance
was created through religious jealousy aegra.
vat d by great distress and idlenrss amongst
lne natives throughout India, following the
closing Of the mintS.
The attempt to maintain rupees at sixteen
pence has been abln loned, the price being
now reduced to one shilling and three pence
farthing.
The London Standard in an editorial on the
reduced price of rupees expresses the opinion
that such a complete confession Of failure to
maintain an officially quoted rate has seldom
been paralelled.
The Times publishes a despatch from its
Calcutta core spondent in which it states
that the opinion there strongly condemns the
action of the Indian Council in now reducing
the rate Of drafts.
A telegram has been received in Paris from
Argues Mortes, in the department II Gard,
announcing that in consequence OF jealousy
between some Italian and French workmen
a riot was re cipitated in which ten Of the
Italians were killed and forty persons, most
" Italians, wounded to prevent further
d;sturba noes troops escorted the remaining
Italians TO inc railway staGlon Ell route IOl
Marseilles.
The financial situation in New York is
again strained in consequence of doubts
being freely expressed that Congress will not
repeal the law compelling the purchase Of
silver.
New York, August 18th.
Flour St. lawrence p. nrl. $3.50
Meal. best orandyw,ne. per. Drl. 20
Heavy Nos. Pork. per brt l5-l54
New Scissor, Pork. per brl. 1915
Crystals per -. 81
'uS" 4. oG.. r. Nuscoyalo
per FL II
Euslish Islands No'asSos per III. Toe.
Exchange ,eN Fork ana LONDON 49,
louloa, August 18th
(Demerara Crystals ,r cwt l9s 81
N2seovdo lt.ol -l5s,9oa
Demerara lIlm pr 4at. Is 2i-l, -
trinidad Gna,, pr oat e S.
Consols a8f
Btak Of Easlt,i ut. If 3i,eoltt 4
liverpool O'ryon, Hrlln: lI"t I943.
Three pr 1t lt.nta< iu Paris 99.40,
, 1893-08-19

The $. 5. Madiaao was expected at day
light this morning.
The Green Forest tribune., 1893-05-18
Advertised and Got a Wife.

TExARKANA, ARK, May ia roman
TIC courtshp eliminated in a marriage at the
Huckins House in this city on the sth inst
About eight months ago, after burying his Sec
ond wife. d. j. Chisholm, prosperous farmer
Of Little River County, advertised in an Eastern
paper that he wanted another wife. The adver-
tsement was answered by Mrs Louise Skinner
widow aged 36, residing at Pittsburg, Pa A
lively correspondence &C ensued and an exchange
of photographs followed. They were mutually
so well pleased that an engagement resulted. In
accordance with previous arrangements, the
bride elect left her home and Travelled all the
way alone to meet her unknown lover at this
place, where she arrived on the day set
Chisholm was at the depot TO meet her and
took her to the lluckins. A license was then
procured, and in the parlor of the hotel Justice
John Edwards pronounced the words Which
made them husband and wife.
The Green Forest tribune., 1893-05-18
His Retirement Demanded.

The committee appointed by the
National Commission to investigate the
administration of the Music Bureau Of
the Worlds Fair reported an the 1lth. 1t re-
viewed the testimony taken during the week and
declared that the musical director had ignored
the orders of director General Davis to use only
musical instruments of exhibitors and N axe no
engagements with artists under obligations to
use instruments OF firms which had imperiled
the musical display because of their refusal to
enter competitive exhibit. 1t was also charg-
ed that programmes for future concerts showed
that the instruments of exhibiting manufactur-
ers would be practically excluded, The harp
case was reviewed aud the conflict in testimony
aud Mr.. Thomas's statement that it was custom
ary for artists to receive subsidies were set
fourth. 1t was finally charged that MI Thomas
had defied the authority of the Director General
The report concluded with the recommendation
that the Instruments of non exhibiting firms be
excluded from the Worlds air concerts, and
that the Director General be instructed to de-
mand the resignation Of Prof. Thomas.
The Green Forest tribune., 1893-05-18
Insane Broth ers.

LITTLE Rock, May 14.-Two weeks
ago Jeff Barthell, all Italian who owned
small farm at Center Ridge, Conway
county, near Morrilton, suddenly be-
came insane and jumped in a we'll and
drowned himself. Barthell had wife
and several children and two brothers,
John and Alex, who lived on the farm
with him. His suicide preyed on the
came violently insane and had to be ar
rested, and were locked up in the Nor
rilton Jail. On Tuesday they were al
lowed the privileges Of the corridor of
the jail. After walking about for awhile
John went into the cell occupied by
Frank Hickey, the alleged murderer of
John NJ. Clayton. At first he appeared
very rational, and while engaged in
conversation with the prisoner from
Butte he suddenly grew violent and
sprang upon Hickey with the ferocity
of a tiger, In his efforts to escape
Hickey fell upon the floor. The mad
man jumped upon him and beat him
severely in the face and head, and sink
ing his teeth in his shoulder, bit out a
piece about the size of walnut. The
greatest confusion prevailed, which at
tracted the attention Of the Sheriff and
number of prisoners at the Court
House, half block away, who hurried
to the jail, reduced the lunatics to sub
mission and locked them upin their
cells. On Monday Joe Barthell, an en-
ploye in the Iron Mountain shops on
the North side of the river, and broth
er to the insane man, went to Center
Ridge to look after the effects of the
brother who had suicided. He imme-
diately became insane, and is now in a
pitiable condition.
The Green Forest tribune., 1893-05-18
Worthless Scrip Received.

State Treasurer Morrow received a $50
piece of Arkansas bond scrip, on the
llth inst, from P. IL. Gillespie, of
Pierce City, Mo-, which upon examina-
ton was found to be counterfeit. 1t
was sent to the Treasurer for redemp-
ton. 1t was signed by n. o. Body (no-
body), State Treasurer. 1t was of the
1890 issue, and the first to come to light
of the batch that disappeared when
Woodruff was Treasurer. Gov. Fish
back says there is no telling how much
of this bogus scrip is IN circulation.
The Green Forest tribune., 1893-05-18

Gov. HoGG of Texas has COMMITTED
the death sentence of a convicted negro rapist TO
life imprisonment.
ENGLAND and Russia have issued a
joint order to sealers respecting the prescribed
limits in The Behring Sea.
Forty thousand people went to Jack
son Park last Sunday, but found the World 5
Fair closed tight as clam.
TEN men were dashed 3 5000 feet to in
stapt death in the Calumet and ueckla mine at
Houghton, Mich, last Sunday.
The Republican National League
which met at louisville last week, adopted res
oiutions fsyoriag woman sAtlage.
The Green Forest tribune., 1893-05-18
Hickey Goes Free.

LITTLE Rock, Nav 10.-Sheriff White
OF Conway aouaty has stated that he had receiv
ed distractions from Prosecuting Attorney Davis
10 rt lease Frank Hickey, The alledged murderer
of John NJ. Clayton. Hickey was held on the
evidence of Witness Bnrkhardt aud bound over
to await the action of the grand Jury which will
lot meet until next, ctober No one SCI ms to
believe Bu' kharlt's story The latter is e:l
co-6..ed IL the State ,,eniteftiary
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-17
PERSONAL AND iMpERSCNEL.

Congressman Coc,zreu ot Texas,
was wounded IN Rght during The war
Of the rebellion. Recently BE had
trouble eyith nj throat and o. Being
operated upon Us MS doctor #ss easily
relieved Of q mimic bullei hieh had
evorsed a. nay upward from tae orig
ira yosud
Whea Spuvreon united uith the
Rap..st Church ais r.ioJ key said ~ hlns-
- harass. sc PRAYED ma: rou might Dc
come a e Hri>5saa. b,t NJ; That E0u
suIzaf s-=co.se g baptist 20 gnich
TIE y0a0g man prompt replied. ~
ulogi.s-r. iss '5t,- LVri pfEe- gives sEore
tb4a ge 3>s f-
fins .s.l ;i,e hos aLese fao; 5rr
h,-si furnss higu orev e. his fathe- soF
puu >l.upui j. nne ~ sb- e.ils ~ =
Eats ~Es.Fl government fzsian-tis..4
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-17
By Telegraph.

KANSAS CITY. May l6.-CATTI. E-Receipts Gl00.
shipments 60. Mediums and lights steady. othe: s
duh and SLOW. Shipping steers 81 tGG5 ~ bu cheers
s. 7Js4 Do stockers and feeders - Z3gt ~, HOGS
-Rec-ipis lU.bO0 shipments 1909. Market oUened
I0c higher and closed slow TO lower. Heavy s. Go
70, mixed 81 U9&I .. light 50 JJG.i l.; SHEEP
iieceipts ASA. shipments 4l01. Market steady.
Native sheep s. ,Gd3 80, lambs "a 40GG 81
81. LOUIS May l6.-CATTLE- Receipts $500.
sh pments CD Market slow and 2JC lower. Fair
To good natives SSei So far to choice sreXas steers
Is 25G54 20. HOGs-fecepts aapc. shipments sDl.
Market 5@l0c higher. Heavy 4 l0eeI 80, mixed
g. IGd7 40 light ~ I0@7 50. SJIEEP-Re, eipts
iaa. shipments 2400. Market quiet. Natives Si@5 %.
Texans IS 5U61i 20.
CHICAGO May i6. - CATTLE Receipts 400
shipments 1850. Market steady. No prime extra
Steers choice s. talG5 25 others s. Gl44 81 grass
Texans 81 los g. fed Texans s. &@i 40 cows 81 40
a. % HOGS-Keceipts 1860. shipments 500.
Market active to 5el0c higher. Mixed and packers
81 a. 81. prime heavy ana butchers - oDes 49,
prime light u J06s %. SHEEP Receipts l20JB;
shipments 20O0. Market slightly higher. Muttons
5tts16 10 lambs 50 . 617 IS
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YOUR WANTS SUPPLIED
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Chicago Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO, May 6-Wheat-CAsh-No. . Spring.
13e. May 1Ssec July 76le69s September i9e0d .9esc
Corn cash 43c, May aoc. June i-jsc. july 4S$4c
September 4Issc. Oats, No. cash -easc. MAY 2as
June IS5Sc. July ga csc. september &tC. Pork.
cash S20 TOGO 10. May July SO " september
SCI J1l Lard, cash SO 10 May. -iuly so - sep
temberSll 211 ShorT ribs $40 .5t d. -1ts shoulders
SIC Wsl0 p. Short clear SO 10 10 a. Sugsr- CuJ
Loaf 65ec; grsnulatsd D 1-lUe. standard A lee
Batter weaker; creamery lSE23c. dairy lSg2ic.
EesrS easier; strictly fresh I;ifs lat.
Wheat-Receipts. .A,00e shipments. 1900 Corn
Receipts. i2i0Ol; shipments. s6JGl oRts-ke-
eeipts. Lli.0CO: shipments. Al.GGl
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-17
Kansas city Grain and Producr.

KANSAS CITY. May IL, = Wheat firm No.
hard 1lCs'l%4c, No. red 1i@ ZOE Corn very weak.
Oats 1esc lower No. mixed zSlp@>9}ec, No.
~hiie S2sS21ec. kye tirm, No 5istJc klaxseed
steady. 81 ulUel ~. Bran firm. d59btc. HAY ir-
regular. timothy IS JUa0 o. prairie = Olets "a.
Butter, weak and declining; creamery Ug-;c, dairy
i5a l9c, Eggs dun and unsettled, llbac,
" heat keceip s. 4i,0UO; shipments, HOO Corn
Receipts. 5000 shipments. lu0J. Oats-Hecelpts
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-17
St. Louis Grain and Produce.

ST. LOUIS May 15.-wheat steady. options
higher; cash 70t May s01sc. June ne, july ;5asG
so'4c. August September Sis.c Corn higher,
higher; c,>haiS4c. May S2I4c. july she Pork higher
jobbing 81 =. Lard higher. su S''e hye. No
1tc asked. Barley, no trading Bran scarce and
strong die offered for east track. Butter lower,
choice creamery 2la-2C, choice dairy lN%Dc. Eggs
lower l0.sc. OTHERS unchanged.
Wheat-Iteoepts. sou shipments $500. Corn
reCeiUts, sou. shipments 5l.UJj Oats-Receipts
IS w; shipments 2S.0Ut
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-17
-Archdulee Francis Ferdinand. %

--Archduke Francis Ferdinand. ~
Austria. on his tour through India
noticed that the Ra,ah PatiaiIs. When
he was presented. wore turban with
double row ~ diamonds and innuncra-
bile pearls and other gems and learned
that the raish had bought them from
the Empress Eugene for s.,o coo.
The story j. told % fobespi~rre
that. 1T one time. when az the height
Of his power. a Iaay called upon him.
beEeeehin0 hiIn 20 spare her husha nd'-
life lie scornfuily refused. A. sbs
turned away she happened "a tread
upon che ~ - 81 MS Fet dor Re su-uesi
upon her. Madame. have goH no N
mainly
Judge =. r simpson ~ Topeka, .
a man blessed IN ms daugit@rS. There
arc three Of these interesting young
WOMEN. al accomplished musicians ana
amateur sctr AMI under the chap
eronz9e % their mother they recently
made Ferv successful 'Orr ~ KanaaA
and Missouri towns. They svers grsssesi
everyvvbsre by crowded house AMI
msfe u1onev
apt g IS CRAM. 81 the Erg ssa
army who Be- Ia Wa.hinrton sf~sk@
thus - osIr soidie~r. ! bsvy ss-rE most
of he srrnse- ~ the great nz;.ssns on re-
view sna e0asirisr that ihe Asssriesr
regular trooIss are fue tN1siy - eso~l-
3eufig drilled and vrsIi-vs.ee-Fc men
Though ~ eourse tie army IN ihss
eyrntry ao~ss no. receive fhs attention
t..stosess5 ugsn The armies - tAs a.asr
nations
The ez-ssusen - navaZT has prob
st,sv laid sside . sasg suu at asoneT.
upon which .iis csu ilF~ e9snfgrtsb.y p
her retirement Hhile sh~ WIS onlv
hef~sAe apparent ksF sseyFoc sfnca-fssl
- t.out O. $50 . month an after her
ass7s.s<{on 50 TIE throne further spr-o-
prlstsorss And snvesfss.snta rais~st & -
rs.-rts - 80 go Fe4r sEs~ oyTEs- 30
sac bou=es. and - sfae "a tAEifsr
sFesszan sls hss doc bsles@ kagel = ss4s
1sfzI~ foriun-
Nfs. lsis>.-il and No Cleyslzrd hrr
Yrrg good ;rirads zBa BsbY Bls~> y =
ass'aan fsag daEs sii@ 4g~ - Rash
Z irs~lsus3 ssaieh r3rsssas.Iaaevs Ssia
s~ss - a.ss~ ihe s<Srsss sssih - tss
.sr--i sssa s1~ss~fs~Tsi 81 - q s-sFs fss--
IS rasF sire Bsss-it IS . '4lt- 4stfsft.se.
- szsf s.sazH a5sA = -~af li - .tsses-
aalissat~.f-' ears 80 -sars a.th Pm
i-st reg.s b saa t,grfnss tek.isers. = -
Was EsTsTsorss6, fav Las s'@ys ~hsn so
ges SIR BsssA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-17
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

BOSTON May i6-Santa Fe railway 2j5s
BALTIMORE May l6-Cofee steady Rio fair l11ac
No : 6lac.
NEW ORLEANS Nav l6.-Cotton steady. Low to
good middlins i3-l0c, coed ordinary Lite,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-17
New York Produce and Money.

NEW YORK. May &c.
Sugsr-Renned quiet and steady,
Coffee-Spot Rio steady and quiet; No. Z. lt3sc
Cotton-Steady. Aiddiing uplands 1916, mid
ding orleans lite
Money on call easy closed offered at pei cent.
Prime paper COS per cent.
Sterling exchange firm; sixty-day bills 81 s q
- demand ~ e.'G1i SUE.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-17

shortest time and on the most reasonable
terms without the use of dangerous drugs
Female Ailments i'll all forms, as Leu
coIrhoea, Painful Periods, Suppression,
Etc, a speciality.
Moles and Facial Blemisies removed
1ndolent Ulcers and skin diseases
quickly and permanently cured.
Medicine Furnished in all cases
Consultation Free, confidential and in
vited
ohloe open from s o'clock u m, until
o clock p. H., Sunday until 1870 o'clock p.
ALL ntiica Inn = In Ill.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-17

Potstoes-C oloradol O1ai TO- Eggs lie Butter
First creamery 2lc. second creamery Zoe, othe
grades 2Dc.
Chickens-Hens SIC per pound live weight.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-17
REPRESENTATIVES, SALES.
The following are the representative safes OF cat'
Hogs strong and sc higher.
REPRESENTATIVE sALEs.
Local Grain ana Feed Marke
wichita Produce Market.

Wheat No. 2,54c. Corn 5lc. oats &c. Baled
lay s76s. Ground corn 75c. Corn and oats
mixed 75GS5c, Bran &C.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-17
Or. BENNETT,

Cares Pile. III
tula. Eissufe am
all diseases of Il"
rectum it Ii o n
knife, ligature, cans
tics or detention
from business.
Cures Gnaran-
teed. No money
10 be paid until pa
tient is cured.
Private DiseaS-
eS III both sexes
quickly and radical
Nv cured in the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-17
DE. l.. EMMA COBB.

fenale> and itdreBs diseases q specially
enc ior ladies during confinement strictly rri-
naie Nhen tit sired also permanent homes mn
Nlded iot ehldien wfeli dssitetl Letters OF fnGn-
Ida ANenuc. icllta hallsIs
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