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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-17
. MISS cAILoTrE COOK.
CURED a pLIND EYE
which Had Been slghtless for More
Than Five Years.

which Had Been slghtiess for More
Than Five Years.
Ran Antonio. Texas, February lb 1888 =
Among the visitors IN SAN Antonio 10 COL
ourl w. H. Brewton. o wealthy farmer
and aiockman Of lgnHt Bernard, who came
here for treatment for Il terrible ease OF
neuralgia Of long standing, and who had
IN vain tried the treatments and remedies
Of many physicians Of various schools
Of medicine without receiving a particle
OF practical benefit or relief, but who
stated to "A reporter for this paper today
that ne had been entirely cured by the
wonderful magnetic healer, Dr. Frank
flaming. and handed the News man the
following, which Is given yerDaum'
Il take pleasure In indorslng pr. Frank
Tanning. have been 0ne-hah Of my
time for ten years with bad neuralgia.
so bad that 1--WE years ago Il destroyed
the sight Of my right eye, completely
paralyzing the optic nerve and drawing
the eye completely crossed. Some ten
ago / was confined 10 my room
under care OF doctors al the time. and
had 10 Keep under the influence OF NOR
phine most all the time, and was con
fned tho greater part u this period TO my
bed IT Is impossible 20 describe my
suffering. / became acquainted with pr.
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einted facesi the brightness shines ngain
In dull, despalrlng eyes. and n miracle OF
healing Is performed. No greater slit
could nature give 10 morlals thhn this
gift OF healing No higher ministry IN HE
IN there than 60 become the wiao dts
penser OF such gifts DIR. Fanniug closes
mis- work IN San Antoulo and goes 20
Houston. lie carries with him the very
best Wishes OF hundreds in this city and
tho slrcero regrets of those who, yceter-
day. ihrongpd his office In the dnapaillng
attempt TO secure treatment at lis hands.
Even giant frame like his needs rest,
aud II ever mortal did need H. that man
was Frank Tanning, when ho closed his
work In this oity.-S0n Antonio Light.
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MRS, MAGGIE i. HOOVER.
WHAT ONE or WAGES PROMINENT
MERCHANTS SAYS.

Mr.. Sam Sanger, OF the wen known
drm Of Sanger Bros. Waco Is IN the city
today and quartcred at the Maverick ho-
tel Mr.. Sanger If here for the purpose
OF meeting his family who VIII arrive
today from an extended visit 20 California
A FINES representative called upon Mr.
Sanger at his rooms today, and IN the
course Of ordinary conversation the
subject Of Dr. Fannng's wonder
ful cures by animal magnetism
was discussed MIR. Sanger was
asked what he thought OF Dr. flaming.
knowing that the doctor was well known
IN Waco. and said: u am "A believer IN
Br Fannlng'8 powers TO heal as he rep-
rescnts About TWO years ago, while out
driving IN the streets Of Waco, my horse
became scared and ran away. / was
thrown beneath the wheels OF the vehicle
and was caught and dragged the distance
Of two blocks. Among the many wounds
received was a severe bruise on the arm.
MY arm became stlff and large knot or
swelling uaterlalizcd. ! suffered great IN
convenience and some pain from the
wound and was treated for over year ny
physicians I'm my city 10 no effect. ] was
nnaiy induced 10 give Or Tanning a
trihl. The consequence is plain Ny
wounded member ~ sound and under
stand I only had three treatments or rub
bings.' ! believe IN animal magnetism
nnd know DR. Tanning possesses power
10 rub away many diseases. San An
tonic Times.
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10 ALL WHO SUFFER- PAIN,
~ matter from what cause or OF how
Ing standing, be not deferred by any past
gllres TO seclrc relief, but come: the
f2snetic power can certainly heal you.
/ rot i must put you on the broad road
{ recovery No grating saw or cutting
.life; no pills or quackery, but Ma
ttRES own blessed hand of healing.
Fignan electricity or animal magnetism
faleh benehcent Providence has made
/ Tow spontaneously from this healer is
as simple remedy that cures all pain.
haat medicine and anodynes can not ac-
nnpilsh is wrought by his laying on
'ahds Neuralgia, paralysis, rheumatism,
isTousness OF every character, indiges-
'o7, liver and kidney complaints weak
pines, lame backs, catarrh, asthma,
PAX eyes, deafness, and all female trou-
Ass Of whatever character, and all dis
si'es Incident to humanity yield to the
Nollerful powers OF this fountain of mag
sste health.
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him to the house for n week, lie had
been In bed four days. perfectly helpless,
when DR. Tanning WINS called. After the
nrst treatment. which lasted only twenty
minutes. Mr. Wheeling WAS able to got
out Of bed and walk out into the ndjon-
ing room. the first time lac had moved
lex in four days -Four treatments Gully
were given, ana AT the end of -four days
Mr. Wheeling walked down TO his office,
and has never been troubled with rheI-
matte pains of any kind since. ON being
asked how the recent damn weather AZ
fccted him. he raid: ~ have not felt the
slightest symptoms Of rheumatism during
the three years almost elapsed since br
Fnunlng laid his hands on me. ! regard
the result MS little less thnp II miracle,
and ! have spoken OF 1t frequently TO all
my friends"
Hero was a man crippled absolutely
helpless FOR four dHyp, nblc 10 walk after
twenty minutos' treatment cured IN four
days. and has atnyed cured for nearly
three years. and cured by the laying on
Of magnetic hands. II this Is not Il mir
aclc. what would II have been called
1900 years ago?-San Antonio Light.
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STILL STAYS CURED.
He Was Treated over Six Years Ago by
the Magnetic Healer.

He Was Treated Over Six Years Ago by
the Magnetic Healer.
San Antonio. Texas, March T. 1888 This
f. to certify that IN the year 1871. l was
laid up for nine months with innammatoly
rheumatism. and after many efforts could
obtain no relief from the physicians OF
GAN Antonio who treated me They IN
fact. discouraged me- saying that ] could
only get cured FOR the present time ana
would be troubled with the disease at every
change In the weather during my ne
Or Frank Tanning finally prevailed on
me to try his treatcment, and ] am happy
TO state that his cure was permanent, an
II II now over six years since he cured
me ana 1 have not felt The least sign OF
any return Of the disease to the present
date. Respectfully,
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Nrt,RALGrA KNOCKED OUT.

Waco, Texas May 4. 1Ss1.-With the
greatest pleasure 1 add my name 10 Dr..
Trainings list OF "grat2fuls," For twenty
one years l have been a constant sufferer
from neuralgia. Have had the best OF
physicians, but they failed to cure me
i-nder DIR. Fannlngs treatment ] am en-
tirely Vel. During the late cold, rainy
smell l tested myself thoroughly and had
not the slightest touch or neuralgia To
an suffering with this dreadful disease
cheerfully recommend him. Very respect
fully, MRS' MlLhi Jo'''-''
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20 srTTERING MoMAN-

IN, 'e9 Texas, June 15 1851 For over
~. ears ! have been a constant sut-
~, rom neuralgia Of the heart, o'a-
anu anu womb. For the last two months
Nh worse and was confined TO my bed
er,@i- o.her female troubles, suffering ok
All s,,.,,s pains. and HAD no hope OF life.
pas an and medicine had failed when i
e,s. carried in a carriage 20 Dr. Tanning $
H. H. After his first treatment / was re-
ohly ana able to walk. which treatment
I vs tea thirty minutes. The next day
nfas aple TO walk 10 his office After
e.s.d ln9le treatments l Was entirely
"Al well woman. 1 owe this ac-
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A CRIPPLE CURED
/ TO DR.. Frank tanning san Antonio,

ICNhHs
uyaidc Texas. April 3. 1907 Humbug
or no lmmbuF, I win suy that ! am walk
Ing. after being cripple for four years,
from the benefits | have received from
your treatment Some ave years ago
had foyer and rhcumatism, and u settled
in my lex md Knee. and for four years
j have not been able 90 put my FOOT TO me
foOr or walk on H. the leg being Rp con-
trnctrd The lex noycr developed only
IN length. ! suffered greuty and, rome
dies failing. I had lost all hopes Of ever
being able TO walk again. friend Of
mine who WAC ~ patient OF Or rannlnEs
took mo to him. and | was helped into
his office ana the doctor began MS treat
mont Tho pain began TO leave al once
ana the limb began 10 strengthen as soon
as lac laid his hand ON II, and, TO my great
establishment when the doctor told me
70 sirHighton II l did so without pain
The doctor told me that after the treat
ment / would he able 10 walk. II seemed
20 me Impossible that IN less thnn thirty
minutes after I had been helpless Grip
pie for years. I could walk again, but
ala. and very VOL, too, for beginner,
and the next day ] walked over 10 his
Office and after the third treatment J
walked a mile or more. Yesterday i
walked oyer 10 a picnic over three miles
and WAS not fatiBued; feel well, pain
All gone, have had eleven treatments and
win 80 home today Whlklns wen anu
feeling well Some may say that Or,
Tannlngs treatment rs al humbug. but
for one say thank God for such humbuR.
I do feel grateful 10 Dr. innnlng, and II
any one doubts the statement have made
OF my cure. they can write 20 my father,
james Cook, or 10 Mr. l.. schwartz, AZ
whose house I stayed while under treat
mcnt / writ0 this that other sufferers
may know whore to iind relief from their
long Ia relieve and cure poor sufferers,
ftrutpftlIv
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DR.. Frank Tanning
Gonzales. November 10 lsgO.-Two years
ago you gave me eight treatments Tor
catarrh Of the head and throat, and being
so relieved. thought of giving you a
testimonial then. but ! feel still more
grateful, as the cure is permanent.
Before coming to you l had been treat
ed by n san Antonio aurist. who professcd
10 cure catarrh. / had also gone to jew
EFT to the electric doctor, but there found
no relief. ! am sound now, enjoy perfect
health and shall ever thank my doctor
whom consider the eighth wonder Your
little patient
MISS FANCLAIR BLAKE,
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THE CATTLE KING TALKS.
; Whom IL INV cnnrnrn.

~ ,le'oria' Texas, May T. ISL would
M respectfully state that on the 29ih
i IN ! arrived in Victoria, Texas. from
N -'sslaha' where / was confined TO my
49,. ioT several days with erysipelas. after
a.. sA ! was troubled badly with muscular
.r rre.tailsm and lumbago. Having had
i'tt.lenee once with a magnetic healer,
WI solved TO Try DR.. Fannins, who !
s-, most positively state. gave me imme-
~, relief. And will further state that
a., fegYous system showed to me most
I+iel restoration over the condition eN-
s therein for several months,
d. NJ. O'CONNOR.
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AN AFFLICTED woMAN's GRAFT
TUpE
ro Mhom u M Concern.

TO Whom 1t May Concern;
Sherwood. Iron Co., october 81, 1891
have been afflicted for the past two years
most OF the time In bed, or supported on "A
pillow IN O. chair. with female troubles,
neuralgia. nervousness In It's worst form
indigestion. weak eyes and oatarrh, SUIT
fered terribly both IN mind and body ana
could not leave my yard during the past
year. until / was taken TO Or Tanning at
San Angelo on feather bed, used med
lcines al the time. yet ] suffered ms no
one knows except my husband and my
family / am happy to say that now all
is changed / felt better from the FIRST
treatment, and am now a perfectly wen
woman. To those OF my Sex who are sim
llarly afflicted, J advise them TO call on
DR.. Tanning lie cured me az above
stated and is no humbuc. Anyone desiring
to know further OF my peculiar case, or
of DR. Tanning. can do 80 by addressing
me 1 will be happy 10 answer all lucs-
lions they may PROFOUND. | hope the good
Lord VIII spare Or Tanning long IN the
land for the relief Of suffering humanity
can never say too much for Or Fan
ming; he has done so much for me Re
spectfuly,
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MrED STATES SENATOR REA-
CANS SON HEALED.

70 Whom 1t May Concern:
Palestine, Texas, January Il, lSsL-This
70 certify that ! was for about four
loalhs last winter in an almost helpless
@llltion, caused from the rheumatism
eotn my legs, and what little walking
~ was painful ar d slow, both legs being
ciawn from the effects OF the disease
lai | could not stfaighten them. With
lfse or four rubbnngs or treatments by
~ Tanning the pain left me, and am
e.M as well as l ever was, and walk as
sei as ever did.
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CALL AND CONSULT AIM!
Not Be Deferred bu Reason of Long Standing Complaints
or Because of Complicated Symptoms, He
Can Cure Your Ills,


OF liver compliant
troubles all
healing
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JOHN E. REAGAN.
MRs. NJ. A. MAYERIcK.

" T. Tanning:
san Antonio, Texas. April III feel that
., we 1t 10 you to express my belief IN
~, virtue OF your magnetic healing power.
s-a 70 state that in five treatments you
Ns.sa my little granddaughter, NJ. A.
,,,l.le'lek Of rheumatism and partial pa
's-'lss IN her right arm and ankle, which
s'.leAt had not yielded TO skilled allo-
's'le and homeopathic treatment.
Mrs. NJ. A. MANERICh.
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DIR. rANNINo No HuMpUo.

A'Voluntary Testimonial From a Grateful
Lady 10 An Editor.
The following letter. addressed 20 the
Uvalde Herald, known 70 be friend TO
Dr. Frank flaming, was ursolciteI, IN
known 10 the doctor himself, ana Is u
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acknowledgement to my afflicted sex. and to
DIR. Tanning ! owe my life. May God
spare him to do unto others as he has
done unto me. With lnexpressible JOY
and gratitude / can never pay. l am
truly, MRS. EVA HUTTNER,
South Fourth Street.
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Columbus. Texas, April u. jsSq-- have
been badly troubled with neuralgia, st,h
necl rheutnatlsm IN shoulders md hack.
ana most painful cramps IN lower limbs
Tor over twenty years After hrst treat
tnent an the pains md cramps leEt ms
have had six Treatments and feel pet-
tor than l have 10 niorc tian tMenty
wears. 1 pronounce my cure ~ FRANK
Fanning. the magnetic healer, most Won
derful. II the readers or TINS are sut-
se-ere thev gho,ild try Iir Frank Fam
,,ng a. once Yours Tor relief Of aulfer~
ing, X. ~ la N~ir =.
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Ne GOULD NOT ACCOMMODATE ALL.
avn the Houston Post, in one of DIR. FASE1NG's
Nv Former visits.

mr., FRANK TANNING is HAVING
u his usual wonderful success in Hous-
nm, His large and liberal advertisements
anuear in the city papers, and in one dau
no turned away 100 people whom he could
mi treat because his time was alreadu
ullu occupied, DR., TANNING seems to
have struck the HOuStOniteS all in a heap,
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PART Ill.
a POWERFUL MAGNETIC.
From the Houston Post IN one Of DR. rArNrHo,s
Former viHits.

TO HAVE SEEN The thronus OF Hous-
| tOnianS who we're drawn TO the Hutch
ms House parlors yesterday, where DR..
TANNING holds forth 10 the afflicted, one
must conclude that the DOCTORS powers,
like UravitHtlon, attract from eyeru side.
The inGredulOuS who 90 10 test him are
cured of their inGredulitu and their Ills
at one and the same time, Appearances
would Indicate the necessity Of longer
Stau here,
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NEVER HEED THE Giants

nhomen % refuse The c e
ysald am ths
n the pauer
dlseass nnddo not put n
DR. 20
him Houston can on OF
Frank
HUTcHlNS HOUSE, HOUSTON
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D ", VIVNNVN-
Frank Tanning by this one cure has
demonstrated his possession Of marvellous
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-07-22
Olllenlee.
Communicated.

Communicated Is a -,a. 1872
Farmers arc busy putting up hay of which
there seems to be no scarcity within a short
distance Of town. -
E Mr.. and Miss johnson Of Inkster N. Oak.
arrived on Mondays train t. spend u week
with their sister Mrs VIM. Coils.
The decision on the Mi1ler-Cole case by
the Justice Court at Bottfneau ON Saturday
last meets with universal condemnation
here for while both men were equally guilty
one receives q heavy penalty while the
other goes Scot Free. Who Is the J, P, any
way?
1.-The J. p. could scarcely sentance a man
who was not on trial. II anyone thinks
q complaint:-Ed.] .
Quite a number of our citizens are pre-
pairing for a good time at Fish Lake Satur-
day and Sunday. ~ "~,r
Quite a number of large loads of lumber
passed through here to Bottineau during
the past week from Willow City, We are
that part OF it goes to finish up
the Presbyterian church.
Bro. Gillingham preached at Alliance
Hall 4 miles east Of this point on Sunday
last to a large and ap~preciative
audience, -
~
The special train with the II. RsNCom,
made a short stay at Omemee on the 10Th
and not u few both from Willow City and
here accompanied them to Bottineau and re-
turn. Platforms seemed to be the subject
by the farmers here.
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A Great Railroad.

BY the absorption of the Chicago &
Atlantic Railway between Marion and
Chicago, the ERIE has at last effected
its entrance into Chicago. and o &C.
cupies the proud position of being the
only line between Chicago and New
York entirely under one Management
One result of this is the arrangement
whereby all the through trains of thu Erie
are now run solid between Chicago and
New York without change. Passengers
holding through tickets, whether first or
second class, are able to go from Chicago
to New York without changing cars.
Pullman 'ssmost modern Sleeping Cars
are run on all through trains via this line.
and on their Vestibule Limited. Pullman's
Dining Cars. No extra fare charged on
this train In fact. the rates via the ERIE
are lower than via any other route offering
equal facilities.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-07-22
Time Card.

B%ottineau to Chicago, going east or south
today or tomorrow take Great Northern
train leaving Bottineau e:25 !. M; Rugby
Junction II :43, p. m; Grand Forks 3 :2O, 5
M, and arrive st. Paul 6:5b q. M, connect-
Ing with fast day express leaving ST. Paul
Z $50 q. N. daily via ssThe NorthwesterA
Line,"C. st. p. NJ. q q. n.y., and arrive
Milwauke08:0 100 ,. nj Chicago 9l:25 b. M.
This is the only train leaving ST. Paul IN the
morning every week day and Sunday for NIL
waukee and Chicago. This arriving time 10
Chicago, 9:36 p. M, which IL Ia advance Of
all other lines, insures connections with
Michigan Central trains, leaving Chicago at
1910 p. M, Wabash Canadian Pacific leav-
Ing at 1890 p. M, also with late night
trains other lines TO the east.
Passengers arriving IN st. Paul insthe NOR
ming desiring to stay over until evening, can
take the Vestibule Limited on this line,
leaving Minneapolis It $3.50 =. M, ST. Paul
1;S0 p. M, and arrive at Chicago 300 i. M.
For tickets and information call on agents
Of the Northern Pacific and Great Northern
railways anA specify-s'The Northwestern
Iine.nd
= i the shortest, best equipped and quick
eat line 70 Chicago.
4. ". TEAsDALE,
Gen'l. Passenger Agent. 81. Paul
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A Renantic Wedding.

An interesting wedding was celebrated at
Deioraine. Manitoba ON the 18th inst, the
high contracting parties being Mr.. Jehiel
WEIGH, IT this county and Mrs. Warner. of
Deloraine, Manitoba. Mr.. Welch, In company
with James Anderson, drove to Deloraine,
to the residence of Mr.. Fisher, where the
ceremony was performed. Mr.. Anderson
ofiicisted as best man and speaks of the
affair as being quite en- regle. After the
mystic words were spoken and the VOWS
taken, supper was served by Mrs. Fisher and
by all. We congratulate Mr.. and
Mrs. Weleh, and extend our best wishes.
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THE B0TTINEAU PIONEER.
SATURDAY, JULY %, 1898.

GREAT NORTHERN TIME TABLE:
No. IS LEAvHs Bottineau MONDAYS. and Fri,
days at9:2s o'clock =. m. arriving at Rugby Iunc-
tion u ls:ls p. m. RETURNING to B~ottineau
same daya, 80. F%
LEAVES RUGBY JUNCTION ut s:is p. IN. AR
irving Ut Bottineau at 5 p. m.
Makes connection at Rugby Junction for east
And wctt. baggage checked for all points in
Unt ed States and Canada. Trains arrive IN Chi
case twelve hou1s quicker than BY any other lire.
Aifo eahoFtsst reute to all Pacific Coast points,
nesa, ." s.
49, F. SAUNDERS. Local Agent.
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Has q Job.

Edward Miller, . young Omemee party,
got into q quarrel the other day with Bill
Cole, pulled . gun on the latter gentleman,
and-wass. brought up before Judge Kirk,
who sentenced him to thirty-fve days at
work3of some kind to be furnished by the
auth0rities. He 10 in the Willow City
cooler ut present. but will occupy the
Bottinean jug when 1t gets ready for dodgers
Wouldn't It be good scheme to have him
work out our road poll taxi
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-07-22

G. o.. Romansen has been granted his
permit to sell intoxicating liquors, and that
toe in the face of a petition of demonstrated
from the citizens Of Willow City to the
Board of Trustees, = member Of which ap-
peared at tie bearing In behalf Of the petit
toner's, besides . dozen or more afidavits
having the purpose Of taking their IN
from his petition. Boss Noble appeared,
dress In pugilistic attire, for the dispenser
Of spirits, and called the citizens Of
Willow City ''bootleggers'' and ssblind
pggers.n Truly the citizens of this town
must feel highly elated by being called such
pet names BY Bottineau's "Ward McAllis-
ter.',-Willow City Eagle.
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Polled Angus bull.

My thoroughbred Polled Angus bull,
sent here by ]: I. Hill. President of the
Great Northern road. will stane during
this season at the old Sinclair Farm.
Terms, 81 to be paid at time of service.
Mon thoroughbred Polled Angus Taur-
eau envoye lei par j. ]. Hill. President du
Great Norther road, sera cette saisonf a la
ferme du vieuxySinclair environ IN demi
mile de Bottineau. Prex 100 payable au
temps du service.
THOMAS KYLE. e.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-07-22

Rolla Star: There Is 30 much Canadian
money IN circulation IL this part of the state
that It's quite natural for q bank failure in
Canada to attract attention here. That was
the case last week with the failure ut the
Commercial Bank Of Manitoba at Winnipeg.
Doubts were expressed no to the value Of the
bills 81 the insolvent hank. But tho Drills
are - good ~ gold. Under, the bankfDgact
ut 1891 all Canadian banks are required TO
with the dominion government .
percentage Of the BILLS they havo Ia circulat-
ion and this fund Il held BY the goyesnnept
10 protect note holders. Any bank,wf1rtake
the BILLS, for 40 aoon q thsy are transmitted
TO Ottawa they are redeemed IN gold