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Thc pcath of EILEEN rorrr.. si,ter.

Chicago. March i7.-Miss Ellen Terry Is
Frustrated by the announcement Of the
death OF her fayorite sister. AIRS. Florence
Morris. which Is mentioned in the Asso-
ciated Press cable dispatch from London
She denied herself to callers and kept her
room all day. Her role In king Arthur
was taken by Miss Maud Milton. II was
announced that Miss Terry would not APP
pear this evening. Mrs. Morris was the
wife of William Morris, a wealthy solicit
tor of London. She WAS the younges, OF
four sisters. Kate. Ellen. Mariana and
Florence. all Of whom are well known TO
the older theater- going public of England
Next 10 the interpreter of Lady Macbeth,
Mrs. Morris was regarded as the most tai
entsd OF the four. She appeared for three
or four years In iugenue roles In iisht
comedy. and was a general favorits. She
had already begun more serious work
when Mr.. Morris induced her 10 relinaaish
her art. The father OF these teiented wo-
men. BENJAMIN Terry. Is stin living. He
was formerly a popular actor.
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srOkANE's CHIEF OF POLICE.
AN Appointcc Confirmed. to splte the
Populi~t Mayor.

SPOKANE March iI,--rhe sensation u to-
Gays council meeting was the unsxpe..,l
eonhrmation 81 William Hawthorne -
ehef ~ police. Several months ago .ns
scuncH removed Chief Marix. when a c.,,-
,.s, arose between the council ami MAJOR
belt over a successor The cotincii refus,d
20 confirm the mayors nominees. The la,
OF these was Hawthorne. Mayor nelt sem
message TO the council. claiming ma, tbe
ielusai OF the council TO confirm, hls so,,-
nation was h1w al orgari.rs tahor
hawthorne being a rcnrcs ,ntative - Ia
20 union. soon thereafter conflict arose
eeiween The mayor and the board ~ notice
commissioners for control ~ the lercn
Ine mayor declared an emergency. ana
,ook personal control AZ the police sepaf.-
nien'. The contest was carried ~. ia the
supreme court, and the mayor vas SUE
TINS morning the memoc~s OF tire ra,n-
gu concluded that a sacarcv was fesi "a
Wy 'he mayor. and that De ala not wat.f
hawthorne confirmed. a. .hat wot,d cnl
ms emergency. To -accSrsace hfr,. fN,v
ICON w The nomination and confirmed n
Mayor Nci: Is ropallai. while The council
"a largely Republican.
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New York. March ia reporter called
at the residence Of Gen. Caiixto Garcia,
who In supposed 10 have left for Cuba in
the Bermuda Sunday night Mrs Garcia
received him. You have not come
TO tell me that Calixto has been taken
again-by the United States officers,
mean7" she said She was treasured when
told that the generals friends said that
her husband was many miles from Ameri-
can waters when my son and husband
left me early Sunday morning Mrs. Gar
cha said. Il really did not suspect they
were saying perhaps a last farewell. When
night came and they did not return COM
menced to feel anxious As hour after
hour passed and no word was brought to
me, began to realize that they must have
gone. Then came Evia, Marfni and many
others, who were angry at being left be-
hind. Caiixto's departure at this time was
not expected. not even by himself He was
very averse 10 leaving the country until
the case against him In the courts had
been disposed OF. But. believe me. my hus-
band will return II his life Is spared, and
will not only deliver himself up to the off,
cials OF the United States. but will gladly
pay the penalty OF any crime he may have
committed against the laws of this coun-
try"
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rHg LEom'srs NEARLY CRUSHED

CopyriGhted BY the Associated Press.
AanAsuA. Nicaragua. March 1.-THE city
Of NsnAgua b In . frenzy Of excitement
and rejoicing over three great victories
scored BY thu government forces today
over their opponents, the Leonist rebels.
The city of Aatapa Vas taken today ty
storm after two days Of hard fighting. The
capture was attended with terrible slaugh-
ter. news from the scene placing the num-
Der Of killed and wounded as high as / go
men. Aafapa " situated In the midst CT
high mountains IN the 6esenrienal depart
ment. and not very far from the frontier
OF Honduras. 1t was considered the
stronghold Of the rebels. and was relied
upon by the insurgents to fall hack upon
as last resort Ths rugged character Of
the country In which the towns - locat-
ed and its almost inaccessible approaches
made the assault particularly hazaTdo3s
and uncertain.
The town Of Mora also succumbed today
tQ.Zeiaya's arms. with heavy rebel losses.
The troops supplied by the presiden, Of
Honduras 10 assist President Zelaya are
doing active service. and are In full con-
troll down the western coast OF the Occi-
dental department They have already oc-
cupied Vtogo, a city north OF Leon, and
are proceeding southwark. They are ex-
pected to take Chinadesa tomorrow. which
II. next TO Leon. the largest rebel city in
the republic. The old and the new towns
together have population OF about i5 90
Inhabitants. Chinadega Is only about
twenty miles north of Leon.
Msnagus has put on a gala attire to cele-
brate the news. and bright colors are ev-
erywhere displayed. to the sound Of much
cheering and drinking Of heaiths.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.


Fire at San Francisco Tuesday night
dil t$l0S damage TO the establishment
OF Auies 4 Harris. dealers In twineS and
bags.
kid Thompson. convicted OF PARTICIPATION
In the Roscoe Cal. train robbery. has been
sentenced a, los Angeles 10 he hanged at
Folsom on May =, between tbs hoerS q 10
and O'Clock.
J. ]. Cpiviu. "a prominent manufacture
Of EalNantEct iron cornlcss was supsyfn-
tending WORK on the new station ~ ths
Lake street sieN ate road ~ fTsry~secanA
street, Chicago. on Monday. When a tenn
poraty ScaHold on which he stood was
struck by = train and he ess hur'ei into
the street AMI almost instantly killed
Frank Ntvels. coiorcd has beer found
guilty ef murder Ia the second tieEree for
having kllea Mrs Mst-pn. found dead "a
her house IN roprka. Nan. With her head
crushed ~ With an an ever a year ago
Mrs. Aats1u had net lived vfth Ne, aus-
hand FOR several years. ara sfstit NaS
f'rvs-;ed against hisi, Ne was eSancraie,I.
however, having cuu1e Oh from CAT f-,FBia
where n lives. and proven Al abb
The senate committee On fraars has
authorized favorable fepprt ar ire
house bili amending ssctoa aGS o. th.
revised statutes So a. e. eNgend tn ~
ernptioa In Tire matter ~ tSs tax on
brady 10 the manufacture q brandy
iuais from years. pinearfies. eran.sx
aprtcots ana berries % row applies ONLY
60 erHa,iy made from apples, PEACHES
ani straps
Tn. prosiisn; Aas issued 8 gro-tsr,, tI,.,
withdrawimS from disposition unsisr 30
homestead law TIE puh.ic lands farruc-,,
known a. Gfesr cauutN, TrN-. reesrN-t uE
the isnd fro'n settlement Huui decision,
shah W Ees he'd as ~ the merits - me
ChoctAw claim TO THIS eruuyv. pers.,-,s
who settled there prior 20 necs iizl,ef Il
IN are nos go b. fisJUrtSsl n re mean
iiE,e.
Among IRE persons kli,es Nv the .xr,,-
sion az guspcN icf whI,h shasgeret ~,
kfitish steamer NA;a9i On ,kr konKt rt...r
were M AMI Mrs. S,aulsy : Earse, =
Boston. missionaries % tae Alatrlran a.
vent SeCteiN ~ tire way 50 tse rftst
States f1r rrst Tesuty-tWa u ~,
steamers rrsW ths twn frst-ciass Eas-sn
gers mentioned. ana sixicvn nsuva iaa.ar-
ers We're Killed. The victims wrre asirsp
al ne u'sse OF he disaster
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cations point TO unlimited bodies of pay.
ing ore. and should a drill be used in
prospecting this section of country more
ore bodies will be located in one season
than could otherwise be located In years
Of prospecting in the ordinary way. Lo-
cations win be made with regard to their
accessibility and in most cases would rot
go back more than half mile from tide
water. and special care will be taken to
see that the locations are made so that
by tunneiing the veins can be tapped at
reasonable depths. and that all develop
ment can be done by tunnel work. conse-
quently ore of a very low grade can be
" orked at q profit.
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,,' >.M te'S: March IL several important
With tho Y rays by sterhs, II t,,,,,s.,,
q MS city. Who elaine 10 have suece-rte,l
IN oo'ain'ns the rays from the or,t,nary
s s,i. and has taken excellent pictures
.ne,eMi,h. We has also. he believes. srr-
.esNe' N rejecting the y rsys. watch here
No.e'e nave been considered Impossible %
,enseuon. Thi. opens M a remark lhla
nen. ior u means that ,he rAys IAN =,
.ohe'n,Ia'sd' and with proper apparatus
ne used % produce photographs ins.ea,i -
mere shaio~rraphs.
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We
Offer
You
Special
In
Every
Department
IN OUR HOUSE. IN ORDER 10 m
YOU CALL AND SEE ouR srsnp
LINE.
Mems Fine suspepdes. loc pa.

Mems f1ne SuSpendefH, iE p18s
Boys Fine Suspenders. 1oc pals.
Mems Camel Hair Socks. ~ pnlk
Mems Fine Balbriggan Black = ~
Sock. Zoe pair
Mems Fine Balbriggan Sock. llaeA =
brown. l2isc pair.
Mems Heavy Brown Cashmere -
pairs for soc.
Mems Heavy Gray Socks, lie paiF
Mems Fine Mocha Gloves. foe1H -
SIS voc pair.
Mems Fine Neckwear. Teck o. fsursn
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Mems Fine Neckwear. &c each; No.
lar price SOC. TIC, 81. z
iNegligee shirts, a5c each; al stsn -
styles.
Mems White Dress Shirts, Sc eacA
Mems unlaundered Shirts. - -:
for 81; reinforced.
Mems Fine Bsibriggan underws4
each: see them. s.
MEMS Fine Atwood UndeFw0S u
spring and summer. CSC each: WON
Mems Night Shirts. SOC each:
gain.
Black Sateen Overshirts. sc eacA
Striped Negllgee Overshirss. - 80
In our Boys and Children's Depee
we offer big bargains; see 'em.
Boys Knee Pants. aii-vool, - -
Boys Suits, good value. 81 up. -
Mems Hats are going for songs -
Good Work Hat, 5oc.
Mems Fine Fedora Hats, 49, :
brown, SOC each. -
Mems Fine Fedora or stiff HA0 =
formerly g.
Boys Hats and Guns. sc each.
We don't overlook our Mems fenn II
partment.
Mems Work Pants. &c pair.
Mems Atwood Pants, N.3
Mems Dress Spring Pants I'll ~
see our line.
In Shoes we are world beAteH
Mems Fine Shoes. all sizes. ~
regular " shoes. -.
Boys Shoes, 3i.10 pair; heavy 49,
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FOUR BATTLESHIPS
Provided for In the New Naval
Appropriation Bill.
ALSO F'FTEEn TORPEDO soArs


Weshingtm CITY, March H.-1Ao naval
appropriation bin for the next fiscal year
III contain the most uberAl allowance
Tor IL in0eass Of the navy carried by any
b1u eance tn war. Four battteahtpo and
0fteen torpedo beats was the oecision Of
The couumittee On the question Of new ves-
eele. which had been the principal point OF
dtscusston In many meetings. Tn Demo
crAts fought hard today 20 secure nix bat
tleships. but the Republicans stood well
together and carried their point The mo
4ion for stx battleships was made by Cum
mings Of New York. and was lost by Q
vote II to Z. bE one Republican. HAnley
Of Indiana. voting for ~
The four battleships viii b. Of II 900 tons
each. and the coqt 10 not to exceed a. 10 90
each. exclusivesof armament. which IL
thought TO be IN ample provision. - other
ships OF the sanE class have been built In
recent years well within that figure.
Five Of the torpedo boats are to have q
speed Of twenty-six knots and to cost with
in $4,000 each: the other ten are TO have
q speed OF twenty knots. and their cost
limit ID $4,000 each. Other details. includ-
ing the settlement Of the places where the
ships and torpedo boats are to be built.
were left undecided. but Hiiborn Of Cali
fornia feels certain that the Pacific coast
viii get its share Of the honors In the dis
tribution, while Meyer OF Louisiana will
try and have = part of the torpedo feet
built on the Mississippi. The new craft
will be built by contract. and the navy de-
partment Is left free TO expend as much
of the appropriation as IL needs in the next
fiscal year. The next largest provision
for q new navy was made in the Ftfty-first
congress, when the appropriation bill car
ried three battleehips.
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SALVATION ARMY REVOLT.
The Cadets NJ 50. Louis Wish to Have
an American Army

ST. Louis March ia revolt has taken
place In the ranks Of The Salvation Army
IN 81. Louis. Tonight twenty-five recruits
from The various stations in this city. un-
der the leadership 81 cadet Vincent. par
AIDED the streets and held open air eyer
ci~cs similar 70 those o. the sa'va;icn
Army. The members 81 thu band each
wore rva ribbon ever which was pinned
= picture % Mrs Baliiuxton Booth and
had the WORDS God bless our leader In
scrited upon O.. A. their head they car
ricd tni,e,s States aaE and q banner
bearing the likeness u George Washing
ton. cadet Vincent. when asking To- A
contribution. statrf Eat not q cent OF u
would BE- sent cut Of thiS country
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DON'T GIVE UP.
Mr.. Kuchler's Experience
Proves That Lost Man.
hood Can Be Cured.

A SUFFERER FROM A NERVOUS OR
n chronic weakness, who has sought aid in
various forms Of quackery. and in every In
stance failed to get relief. Is certainly deserv-
ing Of sympathy: but more so IT, after having
this sad experience. he gives up and despond-
entity concludes that there is no help for him.
In this frame OF mind there Is not much pleas
ure in the world for q broken down spirit.
Bat It is just such men 70 whom DR.. Sander
appeals in his scientific work. Three Glasses
of Men," pocket edition Of which can be had
FREQ upon application. In this he proves that
Electricity. and not medicine. is the nerve and
sexual power. and he offers indfsputable proof
that his Electric Belt will cure.
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JIM HILL KILLS A CITY.
hii'yari, Where tho shops Arc. pisrn
ccrpcrate1 at Hts Command

spoSahe, March i'..-Prosldent nm ~ tho
Great Northern. has hss wav an, ~, -,
OF Hillysri has creased u, :. !, s,,t,,l,.i,,.,i
CORPORATION. The sarshops OF the Gre
Nofshern are located thcre. Ave n1nrs fr,|n
siokaae Their location built me .,w-
arc was decided TO incorporate.
Mr' hiil Fought the move. hut was he,--
en- liz objected TO pay inE taxes 70 kees
uP town government. ara a .hor. .iu,e
sxc ssnt word thar unless - was ilsln-
.eri'orssea he would remove his shops
AIsef many rsfninar'es the ci,v aovcrn-
hlehI was ltEally kIilrl tnaar In ne cnur.s
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Washington CITY. March Fit ss ex-
Sected that thu RIVER and hafocr bill, Will
be reported 20 tho house within q few days
~ IL now understood that the bin viii not
OF ITSELF appropriate more than sie0Sesi
eu; will put large number Of projects IN
der the continuing contract SYSTEM Among
those which Will no icuht be continued In
the measure r. Gray. hsrhor. Washington.
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Venezuela Fears the British Fleet.

Caracas. March T-fmportant cable
messages about the uruan incident have
passed between the Venezuelan minister
Mt Washington City and the government
officials. also between Minister Thomas
and Secretary Olney. There Is good
ground for believing that Venezuela has
been told that she must separate the in
cldent from the boundary dispute. II is
reported that Venezuela has accepted the
advice. Ia Guayra and the capital are ex-
cited over the report that British feet is
due tomorrow 10 enforce the claim.
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Stewards Comic Payers. in a perfect car
rival ~ fan. will open At the Thrift Awo,ue
theater next Monday evening. March q.
N ~ ard T. one Of the iolliest liveteSt
and most roINckinx % farces. IL has been
over four years stree the farce was frxt
given 20 the aGfiic and e seems as II ev-
cry season ait added 10 is Success L,
sesus each year. with its new features
new people ara new business to b. an on
tireiy rev risr. lie PLAYERS 60 only the
--latest. Ug-to-sisrs. metropolitan s7ectaI;ies
A large number OF exceptionally p-e.ry
girls arr 3 feature Of THE company. They
vii rre>sat Il and L for one ~eek at tbs
Thfri AysrGe theater.
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Tim Sullivan. an employe OF the S;inson
mill at Ballard. had the third finger and
part of the thumb of his right hand cut on
by the knot saw yesterday afternoon.
This is the second man Injured In the mill
during the past two days Monday n e
shields had his right hand crushed and
the bones broken by log rolling from the
earrtagA
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London, March f5.-The suit for sas. 200
damages for libel brought by Lady Henry
Somerset against William Waldorf Aston.
"a proprietor Of the PAN Mali Gazette. has
been esttied out Of court Astor viii apollo
gize TO Lady Henry. The Gazette and
twenty other papers viii pay the costs.
The libel complained OF grew out OF the
eror, OF Lady Henry Somerset to reform
the notorious drunkard Jane Cakehread.
who has been convicted hundreds of times.
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NJ. Rerthciuf'- Rru-oucuc>s.

fcrdon. March iS--Thc Paris CORES
pordent 90 the Times suggest. that the
tone Of N Berfhelot's communication TO
the Marquis Of Dunerin. the British am
hassadcr. calling attention 60 the serious
character 81 the proposed Egyptian cam
raign. may be explained rather by his
unfamii'ar,ty with diplomatic usases
than by deliberate intention to be dis
courteous
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Its first mortgage bonds. amounting to
t5.0a00. The defendant company on Mo-
vembcr T. $50. issued bonds for sis.coe.ooo.
dated October i. 1883. and payable to the
complainant October !. 1919, with interest
at per cent. per annum, payable semi
annually. In default Of the payment Of
the semi-annuai interest. due October T.
1885. and amounting to t3s3. go. and interest
on the coupons. and In view OF the defend
ant company being insolyent. the COM
piainant desires a judicial sale Of the
mortEased property. for a receiver and for
an Injunction TO be issued restraining the
defendant from interfering with the prop
erfy.
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Lcntfon. March IA Rome aisaatrh 10
the Times says the Marquis az Radini's
statement regarding the new govern
rent's policy in Africa has not produced
n good impression. and is considered
poiutiess and Indicative OF an uncertain
policy. THE comment Of the press is
mostly unfaNorahle
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rig rnIIurr n, Nontrr,l.

Montreal March ff.-The well-known
ncthyiatcd spirits and vinegar nanufaet-
nrers. Michael Isefevre a Co. have been
oenpeied to suspend. owing TO the suspen-
aion Of the Banaue iu reupie. 1, " under
stood the liabilities arc over s.aun and
may perhaps reach sso.en. Ont of this the
Bandue an Feuple Is down for stss,sn the
Rank OF British North America $500 to
SO. 90 the Canadian Bank OF Commerce
s.aa
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isos Angsles. March i7.-The Farmers
,oaA ana rrns, Company. q Nv vork
mas Drought suit IN the rirc,,i esurf
esanis' ,he oreson Inrrovr,Yrn. 60.
~. rahy and Charles J. Saith as p, -,,,.-
-. $500 Improvement Company ,..-
ea.su { mo,tssge Dccemser I. i>S,. 10 Inc
No'ap'a'nani, TO secure the payments on
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WASHINGTON City. March m-Senstor
Hawlsy, from the committee on military
aNsirs, today naie a report authorizing
the secretary Of usr 90 issGe Springfield
rifs< 70 the National Guard % the Var.st,S
states and territories In exchange fog the
rides aoW held by them
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"Nsnr re lack .7 .Srl-ius.-l Mr.. Skin
rhi'nt q foyEot 20 na;ire row much
money had IA nv rorSci when started
do~N town this uaTn i<. I found 80
ccrt piece On the seat Shca ! Scs ap 10
icavc tso rsr and sieu's know whether s.
had ircp7~,l cat e nv pocket ~ SOL %
Other raAr hal lost o. -ans tell whether
~ half dollar ahca1 or Nhsgkef I've
hsd n narrow Escape froga losing haif a
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NOTABLE DEAD.

Grinfll Blake. husband of Mrs Lille
Devereux Blake the woman suffragist,
died at New Brunswick. N. j.. March 10.
aged 81 years.
James II. Stewart. a well-known railroad
builder and manager. died at his residence
in Sandusl1y, o.. Monday. having been
asphyxiated by natural gas. He was long
connected with the Baltimore & Ohio
Southwestern railroad.
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Inquiries are being mace by friends In
England for a man named Henry sgd
man. who was last heard from in seattse
IN isSe. Any person knowing MS Hhere-
ahouss Is asked to communicate With :he
ritx, editor. World office. Vancouver. p.
q Alaska naners please copy.
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The LesdvfIle. Col. Morning Herald
De-,orraf Evening Chronicle and Weekly
Chronicle, together with the extensive JOB
printing ana binding establishment OF !.
c Davis has been sold 70 the Leadfhte
which William n Griffith. formerly owner
nd editor Of the Denver Evening Times.
Is rresideTsi and manager.
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TIE i~osv 81 Herbert Ransom. an rr-
Siish1aan employed as a solicitor Tor are
Texas ksiiSay Gstfiie. Vas found Ts.s<asx
Tex. WIN bullsg through ths. hearr Hs
Veas ev4isn;ly murdered. lie has A ssalfhv
brother IN san Francisco.
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J. { kellar. Alm.ra general merchant
ana one a. TIE p.osseE general merchants
% ire blg Bend has iolated two claim. a..
Tire cosvsiie reservation. ugssa which ne hss
has a. eve for Twelve wears He hss ar
r&nSsl fer the ef-sE21fos OF = ferry across
entering tie reservation.
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Dr.. Sa nden's Belt Cured Him.

stoektsn. Cal. May I. 1895.
DR.. A. T. Sandep-Desr Sir: would consider 10
very unsrftcful Id me not 10 speak Of what your
grand Invention has done for me. ] was bsohen
down WITH debility. NJ mind vas dsprsssed and
ny thoughts dark ] hated company. a. I was al
ways confused ! ceuld not sleep more than half
the night. Ny whole body was weak and relaxed.
and was swiftly going down hill when got your
Belt. asd ! will never regret the day. ] thank
God ! au to-day . diRerent man. Now ] have
power and energy n the highest degree. an
strong man now and wish every enc who IL weak
would ~ Or. Sanders Belt. Your grateful pa
tieat. CHARLES B. kCCHLER.
A. North Suffer street. STOCKTON. Cal
This is 4 very strong letter. but DR.. Sander
has hundreds like IL that he 10 not allowed to
print. Does II not tell you there is help near at
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