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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1896-06-04
WHAT THE FLOWERS MEAN.

Tho scarlet fuchsia is symbolic of
good taste. There is nothing prettier
than bed of these flowers, the bril-
liancy of their hue being admirably set
Of by the green of their foliage.
The American elm has been sug-
rested as an emblem of patriotism.
Several historic elm trees are men
toned in our revolutionary annals, and
from one of these the idea probably
originated.
The cedar is an emblem of imnor-
tality. the symbol being suggested by
its evergreen foliage. It is said to have
been so regarded by the Jews 4 thousand
years before the Christian era.
The white carnation is regarded in
England as an emblem of disdain. This
idea was probably suggested by the up
right habit of the flower, which mods
and waves haughtily in the breeze.
The daffodi1 is n symbol of chivalry.
1t was once favorite flower in France,
and at one time fashion prevailed of
gentlemen wearing punches of daffodils
In their hats with their plumes.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1896-06-04
IN CYcLEooM.


San Francisco municipal officers have
Ieereed that no bicycle. rider shall carry
ON his wheel a child under six years OF
age.
Cycles are used in large numbers in
johannesburg. South Africa 1t is said
there are 1000 in use by all classes in
that place
Arthur Zimmerman, the champion
racer. announces that he will not ride
this year except for pastime, having
accepted position as cycling editor Oh
n city paper.
Washington leads all the cities in this
country in bicycle riding. on account OF
its excellent streets. In fact, 1t might
be said with truth thateverybody rides.
young and old. rich and poor.
new use for the bicycle has been
discovered in the New York state re-
formatory at Elmira, which is much
commended by the general superintend-
ent. The captain of the watch makes
his rounds within the prison proper
through the main corridors on q cycle.
All hopes of getting any satisfaction
for the murder in Armenia of Lenz, the
American bicycle tourist. have been
abandoned The apathy of the Turkish
officials. or their open opposition, has
hampered inquiry until the American
Investigators have left in despair.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1896-06-04
a RAINY DAY.

Women like rainy day-suits EN- to a ''t:'
Men folks set aroun an growl, mis- ouf as kin
be;
It's women's time fer rummagin' in chists an
trunks an things;
Fer readin' old love letters an foolin' with old
rings
I sometimes watch Maria when the grounds
been wet spell.
An the rain is fal1in' lonesome an nobody'S
feelin' well:
How she bustles roun' as busy as bumb1ebee
an takes
The pictur's down an dusts 'em till Teller
has the shakes.
An the old chist inside oct'ard-quilts an
patches on the floor;
An the letters what / wrote her, Spel1n'
through EN- all once more;
An she smiles while she's a-readin', an some
times you'll see. tear
A-fallin' on the paper that she's kept fer TWEEN
tyyear.
An then I've got to comfort her. an SO make
show
An tell her it's the rainy day what hurts her
feelin's so
An jest one word-it starts her on the biggest
kind o. cry.
Till almos' wish there'd never been no happy
days gone by.
That's how the weather does 'em-these worn-
enI Never saw
the law,
But rainy days is women's time fer lool1in'
over things,
Fer readin' old love letters an foolin' with old
rings.
Frank L Stanton. in Atlanta Constitution.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1896-06-04
ITO BE CONTINUED
Berthe Knew.

Neighbor-Bertie, your mother is
calling you
Bertie-Yes'm, I know it; but fancy
she doesn't want me very bad
Neighbor-She has called you seven
times already.
Bertie-Yes, know; but she hasn't
called ALBERT yet.-Tit-Bits.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1896-06-04

''ENGLAND has made UP its mind that we
are a portion of the human race that it
ought to elevate remarked one benighted
native Wei, there are several ways OF
unfortunately the quickest way is to Dlow
us up. ';-Washington Star
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1896-06-04
CHAPTER VII
1.-THE HACIENDA"

Returning to the place where wS had
eaten, we found the alcalde talking
with the sailors as to their plans
The senior unbucl,ed the belt of money
which he wore about his waist, and
pouring out half handful of gold
pieces, begged the boatswain to accept
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1896-06-04
That Joyful Feeling

With the exhilarating sense OF renewed
health and strength and internal cleanli-
ness, which follows the use of Syrup of
Figs, is unknown to the few who have not
progressed beyond the old-time medicines
and the cheap substitutes sometimes Of
fered but never accepted by the wen-in-
formed.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1896-06-04

BRowN-'tI am going to challenge that
man who ran off with my wife, Jones
ny, onaE was SIX hontns ago 60. t Brown "
n. Y. World.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1896-06-04

FRANKsTowN-"Hot weather is appro-
pirate to the beginning of The baseball sea-
son." 'Why!" Franl1stown-
1T gives appropriate exercise to the fans -
Pitts burgh Chronicle-Telegraph.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1896-06-04
CHAPTER VI.
SET OnPTE -

Another moment and ell Norte had
come in strength. First sudden grsh
of wind struck the vessel, causing her
to SILVER, and with a sharp report rend-
ing from its fastenings the iib. which
had never been furled. This gust went
bowling by, and after it came the
sksrm.
Before and since that day, I have
made many voyages across the Gulf OF
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1896-06-04

BEAUTY marred by 4 bad complexion may
be restored by Glenn's Sulphur Soap.
Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, 90 cents.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1896-06-04

FITS stopped free and permanently cured.
No fits after first days use of DR.. kliBe's
Great Nerve Res orer. Free - trial bottle
& treatise. DIR. KLINE, 933 Arch st. Phiia Pa.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1896-06-04

PIso's CURE is a wonderful Cough medi-
cine.-MRs. W. PICKERT, Van Siclen and
Blake AYES. Brooklyn, n. Y, Oct. 20, '94.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1896-06-04

SUBrLETY may deceive you; integrity
never will.-Cromwel.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1896-06-04

Santa Maria there came the sound of a
mans voice crying for help, and by the
light of the moon we discovered the
figure of Don Jose Moreno clinging to
the broken bulwarlzs that now were
almost awash.
For the love of God, come back to
me!' he screamed.
The oarsmen hesitated, but the boat
swain said, with an Indian oath:
Pull on, and let the dog orown!"
1t seemed as if Don Jose heard him;
at least he raised SO piteous a wailing
that the senor's heart, which was al
ways over tender. was touched by it.
I'VE cannot desert him. he an
swered; put back for him"
He tried to murder you just now!"
shouted the boatswain. land if we go
near the ship she will take us down
with her.. Then he turned to me and
asked: DO you command us to put
back. lord?"
Since the senior wills it I command
you,' L answered. I'VE must sa We the
man and take our chance"
He commands, whom we must
obey shouted the boatswain again.
Put back, my brothers.
Sullenly, but Submissively, the In
dams backed water till they Law almost
beneath the counter of the vessel that
wallowed in the trough of the swell be-
fore she went down
On the deck, clinging to the stays of
the mast, stood Don Jose. his straight.
oiled hair beat about his face. his por-
geous dress was soake;. and disordered.
Save me!'' he yelled hoarsely. save
rne!'
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COFFEE.

Now York, April ls-conee-options
orened 'rm AT tal5 points ADVANCE ru neI
i tsIiISe viii Win European and Brazil news
regat1ied as. bullish; closed steady Tor near ear
Of @ pogss snes s i,G ea GEord SpG
iifHip~ " ',rotal warehouse deliveries from
ned states icSSN2 on sass 5rk ins sloah fioday 5
~ Vn.t fTn,.cd states stock 2G 1875; ahoat
for Tie tinted states JOG go total vi si b.,
for the United States 4G5'J'o' against AS'''Vi
last year
p,o Anril ls.--Coffee dull; No. !, 1880
~, 80 10 kilos: exchange 9Ad receipts
l l,a rr,eared for the United States 5000 Tor
Europe 5000; stock INV
santos, April lscofee quiet q sooa ac ayer
1000; stock 1900
,,.,,e Anrll ls.-coffee closed steady a.
VI advance; sales iS'oVo'
Hamburg, Aprii h'--eohee quie'' "s
decline: sales sDl
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BUTTEK AND EGGS.

Hamburg, ApriI ls.~CoHce quIet, !"
decline; sales 1904
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LIVE. STOCK.

FORT WORTH.
Corrected daIiy for Tho Post by the Fort
Worth Stockyards co.npnny.)
Receipts. Shipments.
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i've; railroad bonds firm; government
bonds strong.
New York. April 1s.-Total sales Of
stocks today, 5000 shares. including
American Cugar eco. American Tobacco
ZOO Missouri Pacific 1900.
New York. April iS-Clearings sicc. 100. 1856:
balances. Sc, ho6.g2j.
Cincinnati. Ohio, April 49, Whisky
ST eady; sales. 557 bales at l %.
New York. April ls.-The exports of
specie for the week amounted to 81 UI2 eau
In gold and sSSooeo in silver The i'm.
ports were: Gold. ss7, silver. $l55.7l6:
dry goods, s2O35,92i; general merchandise
81 S17,907.
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New Orleans La, April is-Secretary
Hostor's figures on the movement OF cot
ton at interior towns are:
Receipts this week, l7.026 bnles; Inst
Shipments this week, 33,sis bales, last
week 1891: this week last year. SILT.
stock This week. 2s.Sii bales; last
week, 2GG, 0ji: this week last year. 202'2o
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New York, April ls.-Dry goods-For the
very high temperature prevailing there
was q very good representation OF buy
oTs in the market with II fair quota or
orders for good assortments OF summer
stuns In some quarters there was re
noWnl of inquiry for decidedly brown
cotton and moderate quantities were
taken. The outlook is much better. Print
ing cloths duh at 2l.c.
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FRUITS AND NUTS.

APPLES-Ben Davis, 500 Willow
Twirs Wiunsaps. Missouri Pippins and
Geni,o,ns' $500.
ENNANAS-- Per bunch, Hooql!h.
COCOANUTS-sS. J0G4O0 per loo; $500 per
IGSRAPEs-Malaga 81 5oq6.5O per cask..
IEMONS--Messina and l'alcrInos. choice
60 *: extra fancy S3,oOQ3.J0.
NIjTS-Rra2il lie per III. fllberts. Sicily.
90. Nuples 12Hc; walnuts ilalSc. peanuts
si2TGc: almonds, Taragona lie per Id. l3c
urr sack, California almonds Zoe; pecans
0RANGE S- California seedlings $500
e.75. navols, s3.5oq375
STR " BERRIES-EXtra fancy, s2.b0fr
300. fair to good. S'1o42,25' common and
soft 81 O0dsl 20.
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City Mo. April 1s-Wheat-
Nominally steadv' No. 2 hard 50; No. 3
nomlnaly coast, rejected nominally S9gio;
10 spring nominaly 6la62: No q nom
inally $1,000 Corn Weak. firm and lover
No ? mixed 22u23is; No. white 2S.sg
noininally TMlS: No. white nonihally
a6l,a6S, jye-No. . nominally 3Sia. Hay
steady. timothy ll.ooall.50; other grades
: 5Oa 600; prairie, choice ~; olhers s Sm
oats 5000. Wheat 1900; corn
and oats none.
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Galveston, Texas. April 18--In the local
exchange market sterling sixties sold at
t.eo, buying at <.S5; New York sight SELL
ing ut "a premium. buying at lis dis
count: New orleans sight selling at IA
premium. buying at is discount. Amcri-
can silver sclllng at par. buying al ia
discount
Galveston bank ciearings, 500. StN.
Now York, April lS.--Sterling exchange.
bsnkeds siSties, AIT s-tnt.Ss, commercial
sixties. t.S ~, reichmarks. % l-l6ns6 Is:
francs. bankers Hixtles. GIG 81; CONNER.
clal sixties h,lT ~.
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APPLEs--Fa sliced In boxcs 4S05c;
choice evaporated. 6isns'.c: fancy ,evap-
Grated. 7a7i.c; apricots, evaporated, -,
SIC; figs, evaporated &c; Turkish layer
~; nec,arinsg. oyaporatcd Sc; PEACHES,
evaporatcd. G'sc; pears. evaperated Sl2c:
'RAIs;I Ms California L. l.. boxes. tl.2ia
$50; crown NJ. NJ. rasins. so 10 boxes
si5c. crown j., NJ. 30 lb boxes +hqf2c.
pRI'NES-Cr 1895: California prunos.
sO-io0s 5isc: sO-9Os sisc; 7osQs &c; 60-7os 7isc;
JO-GOs Sc; silver prunes 7sc; ruby prunes
7iac.
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IND INVESTMENTS.
!. Day With Wall Street
Operators
b SHARES WERE ACTIVE
|.....,s Absorbed Most of the
''v ..,,,o.d List Remained
very Dull


.,r,, ls,-The speculation To-
4, ,be industrial covering oil
y. tho chief motive power
stocks. sugar and lo l,,.,e...,
..worthy activity. Thc dullness
,,,r railway list can bc iis-
,hs fact that ST. Paul was
,,,ye in the group. with only
advances were scored In
.,. as A result of the covering
'a as5arred to. sugar was tho
~ and also led the entire mar
AZ activity. Inside purchases
rnsh by the bears with the ei-
u.,nc A per cent advance
mred ass to e ana roccded 10
aSi,sl Gas rose 81 per cent.
nn oil shares rallied ON the
a. reassuring advices regard
arnlngs OF the company me
s,ned / 5-s and the preferred ~.
was well supported advaiic-.
cent. Missouri pacilc ana
4 Texas preferred gained sharp
nd other important shares nm
,htlv. The CLOSING WAS moder-
NJ, with prices ruling at the
rsment of stocks during the
has in the main been cncour-
H. owners and holders of Sc
The continued and increasing
honey, the more soisunapi
he complete subsistence OF APP
Of a revival of gold exports
Extensive scale, more favorable
ssardlng the crop indications
satisfactory returns OF rail
ms have all contributed 10 a
rful speculative sentiment.
Al gratifying developments have
disappearance Of pressure of
paper on the market and II
kral disposition on thu part OF
b and money lenders 10 discount
grades and indications OF IA
buying by commission houses
london. A noteworthy feature
comparative activity In a great
khe speoialties and usually ac-
5. but IL IL still TO be regretted
sttention OF operators Is more
n bent upon the industrials,
h,op Is general that the cuban
will be treated. 50 far as in
by this government is con-
nth conservatism. officials of
by systems say that while the
seeding has been delayed by
ms In the great crop proluc-
IN that the condition is more
than II early seeding had been
the soil had lacked the neces-
sture, The gains among the
were material In most cases
railways the grangers and In
vs. shares recorded noteworthy
ent.
as the main feature OF the spec
q advanced eis per cent 10 l2j 10.
lily proft-taking caused a reac-
but the stock left off az rs 2.
dvanced "a to SIS 2.
(nis between THE Northern Pa
gers and the Chicago and North
g interests ana httNrcu the st.
y San Francisco and Atchison
regarding matters n, issue ana
|atlon OF the reorganization plan
Louis and San Francisco re-
ton. Sales $40. iil shares.
In bends today footed up sao7, =
fnNally large total for a sat
Fkst was firm and sllaht gains
4 IN some issues The market
u week ruled higher aud was
Affected by foreign purchases
good local investment demand.
hves exceptionally gained per
2lelal Improvement was also
plher Pacific improvement bonds.
were lO,500.0e1.
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CIIRONICLE's TOTALS.

New York. April l8. --Thc Chronicles
totals Of the movement OF cotton ut In
tcrlor towns are:
Rcccipts this week 1889 bales; last
week. S2, 2GJ; this week last year. l,0,5.
Shipments this week. s7.i67 bales; last
week d, $40. this week last year, 76,lSl.
Stock this week, $500 bales; last
week. 2S0.921; this week last year. 2i21'a'
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New York, April IS. -wheat.-.Resccipts
400; spot weaker, No. ! hard Z" 90 , i, o,
!, roc. Argentine shipments and dull trade
later declining on active liquidation; pros
poets of heavy shipments ana labs apse No
> red April Is 5-S; May 1915.
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New York, April is.--'rhe visible supply
of cotton according TO tho Chronicle ~
2oi $50 bales, against 3,2M,7j2 bales last
week and 4212,63i bales this week last
year, q decrease of l,00.7h bales.
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HIGH WlNES-si.22 per gallon.
WlilSKY--Per gallon; finished GOOD. an
nigh wine basis sl.22 straight Bourbon
ana rye, according to age and quality
" .75q3.W; blended 81 155lS.oJ. ''
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.

Total receipts OF cotton Mt Galveston to-
day were 1Gs bales. divided rs follows
iv Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe rail-
way. III. by International and Great
Northern railway. n; by Missouri. Kansas
and Texas railway, u
Taken by the Galveston cotton mills, 20
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PAINTS AND OILS.

oII-Linseed, in bbls raw 45c; boiled
A5o petroleum. i5G d ,es! IN bb bSs ~ Fun IN
stove rasoline, In cases sls0, in barrels
i5c; Eapion oil. in barrels isc, in eases
SCI 30; castor oil. medical pure 500; turpsn-
'WHITE LEAD-striotiy pure 6a6i.c. =.
WINDOW GLASS-in boxes, 20 and
to 70 per cent discount. new list.
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Chicago. April Is. Butterz,steady;
creamery !aiS ds si - Msgs4sale
hAh .'.,ak 1bais; dairy steady, lVal2.
VERY very, Jower: strictly fresh ga.
81 Louis, April 1s.-Eggs-Lower; fresh
81.
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TaIlow-Prime. .....s.s........
Now York. April is-Hides slow; Gal
weston IL; Bucnos Ayrcs steady, Is; Texas
dry o; California ~. Leather steady; hem
lock sole Buenos Ayrcs light to heavy.
weight 1890. Wool quiet. domestic fleece
i6fit2. pullel iQdI2b
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WIRE AND NAILS.

Barb wire quotations are for car load
lots. '''"
BARHED WIRE - Glidden. galvanized
S..hu per 100 lbs. painted wire 81 IS; Wan
kegan loo higher than Glidden.
w lltE n Al IS Rate S305 per key; adj
vances. 10 TO co penny 50c and penny
hVc; aud penny l5c; and penny poe
penny Sl.20; penny sico
CUT NAlLS-Rate s2.75 per kcg same
advances as on wire naila
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GRAIN AND HAY.

Car load lots, job cars. from mill; deal
ers charge from store JIl0c more per lVt
lbs on bran, 2d3c per bushel on oats and
corn ,.>.o.
110isNN, * q
oATs-a5assc; No. . white. so9sle; COM
",Crph; oppsI CORN-65c per 100 lbs.
HAYIAlfalfa, sl5.oopll 90 per ton: mil
LOT 81 boai2bO: timothy fl7;50uls.oO; North
Texas prairie $500, south Texas stoVs"oo
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BU1LDING MATERNAL.

:. sOa3.@; Hosedaie cementpcr Dbl fi5Srg 90.
lime LES; hrcclay 3,25u3 40; plaster paris
$40; lire brick, St. Louis, per NJ SO 90:
inches Inclusive; felt roofing nor souare
N75p2.5O. Acme and Royal cement PLASTER
per ton sli.00, plastering hair goat. ner
Id &c; luths, per NJ 81
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SUGAR.

New York, April isl Raw Arm; fair re-
nnlng sNwsTs: centrifugal. o6 test. an; re-
nncd firm, standard "a" 5ss, connection
crs' "a an; cut loaf SIS; crushed 6,b;
powdered 5N; granulated 5ls.
New Orleans. La, April 1S-Sugar--
Quiet: open kettle Sa)A centrifugal
whites tMMlTs. yelows 4 7-l6iatas: seconds
ShiA. Molasscs-,l quiet: centrifugal 5als:
others UNCHANGED.
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LIQUORS..

BEER-schlitz. quarts $40; 20 per bbl
pints Nl.0 per bpl; 4 = c Bohem pa
quarts 50 .0o; piits $3.50; Weiss beer N.3
per case. two dozen In . case.
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cOTT0N-SHBD PRODUCTS.

New Orleans. April is.-Thc market for
cotton seed products is without change;
oil weak; meal dull In tho absence OF
business quotations may be considered
nominal; prime crude OIL In bulk; 17hMls;
prime summer yellow. In bbls. "a; meal
100. cake 100 per short ton.
New York. April 1S.--Cotton seed prod
uc,s have an easy tone at unchanged
quotations. which are nominal; primo
crude oil, in bulk. IrM22; prime summer
yellow, In barrels. @hs: prime cotton seed
meal II GOA n. 20 per ton.
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b4 i! -
THE LARGEST PIECE OF GOOD
roaAcco EVER SOLD FoR 20 cro.
ELECTRICITY
A. Prime Factor as a Cura-
tive Agent in Disease
REACHING DEEP SEATED
Affections That Medicine
Can Not Enter.
DIR. RE-A-'S

DGG. IGH-A- -
Systematic method 81 treating patients.
his pronounced ability % diagnose di-
scasea and the rapid proerrss to health 10
often publicly proclaimed by the DOCTORS
ndmiring patients commend his treatment
as skillfui to H. marked degree.
Too much cnn not he said uhout ELtC-
TRICKY aud its wonderful control over
chronic disoHscs.
ltLbCTBICIrN US curative agent ap-
pruls to your intalhgonce
ELEC fRICtTY Will cure rainlysh
t.i.t.'- 4 .ttslii Niii cure rn"nmatism.
ELECTRICITY viii cure neuralgia.
ELECrRlrlrY will cure tumors
ELECTRIcITN VIII cure nervous prostra-
ton
ELHCTRlCI1y win cure dyspepsia,
ELECTRlcITT will cure insomnia.
ELEtTKlCTTY viii cure female diseases.
ELEC1KlCIIY Will cure kidney Diseases.
ELttikIcirf VIII cure nervous debility.
ELEcIRItITY gives new life TO any or
gan.
f.LECTRICITY will cure cntnrrh.
ELECTRICITY VIII purify the blood and
rcmoNr all impurities
ELECTRICITY win cure all chronic di-
scnaea
ELECTRICITY ns n curative agent Is In
dorscd by every honest physicinu
In addition 10 his electrical appliances
tho Doctor has added new apparatus for
tho trcatmehs uf Catarrhal mud all di-
scascs OF the mir passages. Tho latest and
best methods for the treatment. of Con-
sumption aro used by him In his Office md
furnished to tho patients for their use at
Nome.
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