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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-10
ADJUSTMENTS.
The Adventures or Miss Brown

Despite the dreary. drizziing rain. the
Seatte theater held larger audience last
night thar Il has for some time n vas
faA I'D 10 the doors. This large crowd was
oouotiess attracted by the fame male
oy EDDIE Foy as the leading hurIesauer OF
Harrisons Extravasa ard the pleas
AIT memory he left on his last visit wfth
tAat company. The Strange Adventures
OF Mss Brewn." IN which Fov h. now
touring, Il rot. however. SO much Of a
bafiesG1 as charming farce comedy.
IN which there are relatively few extra
gaccss- Neither IS it a one-part AFFAIR In
wh5en all the interest centers around thA
star. for without an excellent supnort the
tue role would be almost insignificant.
There Is nothing OF originality in the
plot or Miss Brown" as the secret mar
rage Of chancery ward and the intro
6Uctlon OF the husband into the Young Ia
dies boarding school disguised as a
girl. have been used Overland over again.
Yet the Adventures Of Miss Brown.
struck the audience last night with a
charming freshness. and there was hearty
continuous laughter from a few moments
after the curtain went I'D untu the piece
concluded. Which goes to show that 81
was not the play but the manner in which
Il was played that made Il so great sue
cess.
Eddie Foy. as Miss Brown, was not a
female irnpersonator. but a muscular Young
drag oen arraye3 in girls clothes and
clumsiiy attempting TO iii the character.
and the natural comicainess Of II was the
key 70 the ludicrcgsneSs Of every situation.
Harry Brown might secure q number OF
votes as Mai Mckinley without any
change of makeup. but last night he
played the Irish ma8or 20 the life, ana
Lizzie Conway. as his wife, showed the
slight brogue. the happy carelessnsss
trimming harnor and good-hearteaness
that vas always breezy OF barrack life:
while Miss Lizzie Morgan's makeup AMI
bearing as the dsrectress OF the academy
Was simply aninp@achable. Miss rma
DinsnoTe was an exceedingly sprightly
ard winsoEns heroine. and is undoubtedly a
clever little actress As character PARTS.
George EaSton. as the solicitor. c. J.
Ru<hi3ge. as the detective. and James
Sullivan, as The music teacher. were All
remarkably clever, and. as before stated
the large audience Thoroughly entovei
every rnonen, ot the performance.
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Ram the Healer ard his rather sxIsns1s1
s4rssnss' TIE lzrna ard sex we're there.
% every nationality sr6 % every saAGs
CO a~Zscrsoz. from aez5ach@ 20 curvaz1ss
e the srsne II xas pathetic 20 see sa-1ae
81 tnsse poor creatures. WIEN ted f7s1
rothinE coul6 he do-e fer thsr-fcr her
rsan- does rot undertake 70 cure the II
durable. They rad syascsea ~ IFS sAss
straw - save themselves. and. when tne5
fsuna that II xzIes therz. the Ioos 81 set
Ted ard hopeless despair or their faces
as they Inpez away was too painful ID
describe
TIE majority. however. went their was
re5osctng. ard their smiling features incl-
Gated hat they were well pleased WITH ne
result 81 their Interview with the woxioSf-
fnI Hermann
Mr. Hermann = young mar. whose
appearance IL decidedly clerical, and BIS
gavb he.ghteaz this effect. He i zoout
p years Old. and his features iEa4czEe rs
German psreniage.
Mr.. Hermann has been In California for
the past two years. and Is now IN PoEtlarf
for the first tine. Since he has opened rs
rooms a. ths Portland. MS visitors have
been legion. and. although he occupies the
entire southwest sing OF the building
the rooms are not adequate for the crowds
that go 20 see hirn--PortIand orsgonsaz.
April Is 1854
TIE above report OF TIE first aenonstrs-
ton given in Portland az the AarGuam
Grand theater appeared In the Oregoaian
Of April Is. since which time many other
columns. euloglzsie n their nature. have
appeared IN al the papers Of Oregon, thus
proving beyond all esvil or doubt that his
power Is arquestionsd. The above article.
voicing the sentiments Of the 0regonian.
appeared as a strict news item, without
he k~n IA - -
ment OF Hermann THE Healer. and APP
p@arSnx In such a widely circulated paper
as the Oresoniaa. known as the most cor
sentative daily on the Coast, should be
taken as proof positive that his claims are
lived up 10. and that Hermann fhe Heal
er Is all and more than his advertisements
claim for HIN.
But the public of Seattle viii hare an
opportunity 80 see and fudge for them
selves regarding his great power. as he
begins bis public exhibitions at the Seat
tie theatsr this "wednesday night. which
IL TIE only demonstration for both sexes
the matinee tomorrow fThursday9 after
noon being for ladies only, while tornor-
rev Thursday night will be for men
only. AT the private deaonsirat s0r Thurs
day afternoon Prof ". Fletcher Hail. the
eminent pubic lecturer. VIII deliver his
famous private lecture 10 ladies enIv. en-
titled Suffering Woman and Her ueroic
Fordtuds 20 Endure" No woman who
values her health or home should fail 10
hear Ii.
On Thursday evening Man and His Dis
ooecience OF Natures Laws" will be the
subject OF the private lecture 70 men only.
These lectures are not only highly inter-
esting but most Instructive as wen. and
should De attended by every man ,n ms
CITY, Reserved seats for tonight ana each
OF the above exhibitions are now on sale
al the box Office OF the shea,er
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.NANDAL In ENGLAND
gi1count sudley Sued by Mary
Smith, a Dancing Girl
- IS HIS cAsT-oFF MISTRESS
!. 4e1r to the Earidom Of Arrau-
49, smith Also Protected. by
= Baron's Eldest son.
SO IS HIS cAsT-oFF MISTRESS

x..Ace. June s-yiscoEDt Su6iey. heir
). =. rsr.dora % Arran. ls defendant Ir an
s...ex for atE6ss3 damages Instituted ~
s-.-v etsrart Smith. otherwise Mag Gore.
- ~ which xas begun today before the
80 taytsct. Baron Russell Of ktslowen.
- s.ecsaI jury. The viscounts VINO ls A
ss....-nzrr in the Royal Horse Guards. II Is
sss.~ed BY counsel for the plaintiff. met
- sra.th a. tie house Of her sister, the
-. ~ ore Of the minor nobility. TIE
....nssa ss1ccumbed 20 the vlseonnf's be-
v-r1n@nts soon after making his ae-
.-s'c.anre. ard went 20 i've under bss
ssrsssrtaon- Through family infsaenee the
,-s.rsacy was broken or and the plaintiff
.rr.s;ed the sum OF 600 in leu of al
sss.uas against yiscount sndisy-
rsssr sne lived UNDER the protection os
uor s. r. sioarton. heir presumptsve TO
~ tarony OF Loray, Segrave AID 5iour-
tn
- seiieitation OF yiscouni Sudisy, the
.s.lstlfy left Lord Stoarfon and entered
,sto Ar engagement TO so to the United
etztes a. q dancer. In New York she ap-
ard in the play Little christopher"
!. the Garden theater. under the name OF
sEsssrf-
HHl.H sffS WIS tt t4t~ s<Etstc%2 1&AA<E ' ~
..x.n, sudIey wrote 70 her almost daily,
rrrsnr resumption OF their former reia-
,ioa. and promising ultimate marriage.
uas@d az lass BY his I'm poTtunities. accord
~ 10 ccgnsel for the plaintiff, Miss Smith
ssrfasd 70 return 70 Sg1dley and lived with
~ unit ne again cast her of. as be II
s,lexed to have done. at the command OF
Ii father.
no vncount denies that he ever prom
,ses marriage, and asserts that he vas
s..rofueed to The plaintiff by a brother
sacs,. his relations with her beginning
f<u DAYS after the meeting.
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". c. T. u. CONVENTION.
n Thirteenth Annual Meeting Of IN
western Washington society.


% thirteenth annual convention OF the
vc.T. l.. OF Western Washington IS In
suuxscn al the First Presbyterian church
!. ts.s efty. Beginning at o clock yestes-
say, the session lasts until Friday after
son.
The nrs. business yesterday was a meet
~ Of toe executive committee behind
closed doors. The officers present were:
President, Miss Mary l. Page. of Olyrn-
s.s. vice president. Mrs. K. j. Fifeld. "
D. Of Tacoma recording secretary. Mrs.
X Hlnouson. OF Seattle. corresponding
secretary. Mrs. Alice Rigeout, OF Olympia I.
treasurer, Mrs. e. 5. Osborne. ~ D.. Of
Tacoma
Il vas announced that the orstorical con-
fsss ard the address OF Katherine Lente
esssnson. national corresponding eecre-
arr, VIII be changed 10 different nights
f1r those announced. as Mrs. Stevenson
VI not arrive until Thursday. when her
ssartss will be given. and the oratoricai
ssasest will take place this evening.
The lecture room Of The Presbyterian
ssarah presented very attractive appear
sass lash evening. Flowers were every
where. arc the platform was transforms
hto bower OF beauty. White and yellow
ss- the pfedomlnating hues White sig
r'fying temperance and purity: yellow be-
sg The woman sBfrragists' color.
Tss room was well niled al O'Clock
fss majority Of those present being
women. The exercises began with a shor.
acas service DIR FifieIc, OF Tacoma, read
Ne scripture lesson and offered prayer.
Mrs. ". A. ShAnsr then introduced
Mayor Wool, who welcomed the delegates
ne city. Mayor Wood paid q glowing
rihata TO tAe work OF the ~. c. T. T..
izd described the organization as organ
bfd mother love.
Rev. ". NJ Hcwle. representing the
anlsssrs OF Seattle. welcomed the LADIES'
eteaase." he said. you are on the right
tds-yea are IN favor ~ tbs total over
Araw Of thu liquor traffic" He also spoke
movement on the part OF he ministers
ssattis II close he saloons GA Sunday
ina nishes he ladies' Of the ". c. r. u
hsip AMI stinauia.s shen IN the work
usss MARY l. Page. the state president,
r~sanded graciouE'v 20 he welcome ex-
ksasd ara told the story that when God
rsztet man lie rested. bur since the ere
sion az soman neither God nor man had
isssed. and the women OF the ~. c. T. e
NAa't rssn they should.
Fey. W ~ @. Tenrpls followed with ore
BIS characteristic addresses on the
ssaltei Strike frcm the shoulder" lie
al thas II the ghost OF Washington
taslt rise an. walk the earth. be would
'Aks bis Ratchet and mai the shutters
essf svery saloon window. and he wouis
saep down the whisky tree He closed
Vi an appeal 20 the women of the ~
Z Z. 10 keep en- with the good work.
he rany-husa blossoms Of the land
rsn 10 play an important part In tho
esf =
- oassstfal were distributed among the
nMsfas q the Hospitals. iaiis and eise-
sasrs. anier the direction 81 Mrs NJ
wrsvAa8. Mrs. Rosert -. Wesserr1anu
20 others who have this work IN charge
Aoeaf 10 delegates are expected 20 at
nd the convention. eaany af whom have
trsafy arrived and sre being entertained
y he members % the ". &. r. T. Of this
ssx
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NERVE
CURE.

dres al forms % nervousness. nsv-
~ s19Stralon ard ali the syxsygfsrsss q
- ss@s Sxn81sf.c1. s1rn a. Ea~srseHa4
49, Es1yishnesx. irr4tzhaisty general
s~lIAs1 sEeHess ~ s5e Whole nervcSs eys-
~ taiE3re o. memory. fnzs4Htv 20 es5ss-
sehsfat@ the thoughts. rao-b9 fears rest
- aN9 ssrep3ess nights. pzias II sns
s s.sa@. Horses 80 the ears and dszzsaexa Il
sttlaA1&ates and ssrsngtasns TIE uzrves arss
-. 80 strong tonic. Price = cents
. - - Ehsua1sFtsrn Care seldom fails
- 49, e efss . ffrse zoslrs- ard cures
~ Ee0 GAYS. Price &c
AhnScrs Dyspepsia Cure pos lively
s19 = ali f5rrns 81 Indigestion and stomach
trosbiz. Price &c
Monyonss cafarrh Remedies positively
cure Price. &c each
Muavcr,s kidney Cure speedily cures
pans y the back. foine or xrosnz ard ell
lef ms or ksdrev disease prte~ r.
MunNos's Female Esme6ssz are q boon
&c al women
Asthma Cure. with Asthma Herbs. 81 o..
Auryor,s Headache Cure stops head
acne IN three minutes Price 80.
AnnEors Pile Ointment r5Es lively cures
al forms Of piles. Price &c.
MUNYON'S Blood Cure eEa2irates all I'M
purItses of The blood Price &c
Munyon's Nttallzer, price TOO
separate cure for each disease. AZ all
Druggists. &c per bottle.
Personal letters 70 Prof. Aunyon 1sa5
Arch street. Philadelphia. Pa. answered
win free medical advice for any disease
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rRoHrs IN CONVENTION.
II King County People VIII stand by
the National Platform.

re ccnventsoa Of the Kins county Pro
sesaealsss was held At the y A. X. bail
stsrsay afternoon. rho object being the
Mteslon o. thlrty-Swo delegates 90 repre-
- ksrw cov1ty az the state convention
~ bed n this city next Friday.
ne eesTeufion was called 80 order short
before o'clock BY y. r Denny. ard
.sfs-est Smith MAS elected chairman aaa
= 5 KELSEY. secretary.
sessaaging committee 70 suggest FOR
= eaassasration - the convention tire
a aasass % delegates and alternates was aF~
sesafsz ss foiiows. Rev. clark Davis. A
Asiss. Homer Bun. y. A Thompson ana
! Rs-ress
"e3e TIE committee was ~ work There
- AZ interest.na ans spirited dfsx8SsIen
- The principles and prospects 81 the
TIE NoT3s ~ the resent natice4l
-ssSssion az F5ttshufg eax touched ST>oa.
- sas fast was developed that Support
. sosh bread gauge ard narrow
Policies were present. There Vas
Ass.ssFa3 disposition or the part even ~
= = WIG were e.ssa fisfso8 Nsyh Ire act en
=. g hASsaaa! ceaveDtteu g. stsna loy&ify
- platform ard Candidates At the
- % TIE ssiea q sseifon - ts&s
- - IS carries by a practically uzsnl-
srsseFt 90 The dominating COMMITTEES
= .asNeFssc, the following besaE TIE ilsx
- Aifshavy and Hosuer l. Buit e
sa seattls " J Gilbert. Renteas ouen
e.. Slack Diamond ] " r~aav.
i-ak~, r r Ragfray. Cainnasa CTS.
49,. sptr. R4lfsT3 John sfealkltsn. Aa-
- ". Steers Orsulas A. =. Wsps-
.siseat. William Crane. Hoer At0a.
<crFz 4 rkt 4n4e Mr3 ~ y Eeer@
~ Goah Nashon. = r. TUTnsr.
b. ans Everett Ssasta. wlGana
Wtits carr. George p. (satlersiL.
y. -, 80. } b4yr1N~. Mr. r. e nsn~
II. S. N'arkharst. Mrs. Beers.
~ @Fs. p p kelsey. O a fsssrs.
Es... e~asy. &. p hlaxear8. ; Hoxtk. a
a. A s Alien, ~ Ssattis.
r. s0.se@ sag eerc nAres a. aiternAses,
49,. = RIOS RatAa3i. e a. Camp.
49, Catr~s ~ Esstcn. Ftsrnoat.
ses~ n 63a8e-ee F-rea I.s Gate, =. 7.
!, *eae astArvn. y A Tae7ns'ses.
- AfHer. AIRS k-aae. Ms J. 3. Sms-
49, A~sAs-sa. ~. !. b. S2-sz-2.
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There is no doubt that Miss MAY How
ara Sail continue 20 draw big audiences
a. the IaiTd Avenue fhestsr LAST night
she di8 her "a efnet sr.cks. ana ther stafas
or rather hsr manager did. that on Satur-
cay night SIZE would EXPOSE them. last
niSat she ia the table trick that Mics
Fay dti carrying a table around. fofIow-
i1g her hands Mss Howard certainly
Goes soma uoystsfysng fsats and II she sx-
poses tAesn al she xi'i puzzle some peorl
VINO cain SIZE cannot 10 50. The sne-sai-
y company nightly wins applause ara
Tnanv encores are Demanded Mics H..
sr1 an6 company XIII appear every rsvh.
tbs week and for IRE Saturday matinee
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Ss.am~r wfliapa In.

Steamer ynapa arrived from Alaska
,.ss.srssav rsorning az O'Clock after a
sseaxans TRIP. she hrotagnt down the fos-
-. -, -. s.sug~rs. A A Wright Mr. Ana
- = s. Rorrow James Thcnspson. -
ses,r,uns,n. NJ Creelman. F. ". Enwel-
t..,St Mrs ~ Webster ". +. Thomas.
r Af-s-tsiloch. WITS TAorr. Nrs~ a r
ssssssv. ] c. Efgxs.aanaons. Mrs FecShani,
a. i. Peterson snd I've Storage
e.hs DELAY IN The arrivsl - ire steamer
AK VAS explained ~ fh@ oFfcwrS 81 tae
xs-1tfss,a IRE AK. was selAse3 thsrty-ssx
s..,,t~s ~ running ga what q csiie* Bau3fsr
49, ia TIE wrangei nSFroSS darfag a
sNsck fog.
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Alaskan reports say thai Sunday week
a native wornza z2maa Fanrg hmng nsr-
self n nNr room Shs took cl9Rhss lins
that stretched seT1sS nsr room. est = In
i've and zssffag ag or a trunk. proceeded
70 hAEg herself which task sce accom-
plish<5 VERY successfully.
Patrick rsYfe. ar unmarried nan. =
wears cd ard > rs@dsnt & Juneau. was
f0urd dead 81 hls cabin las; THURSDAY
xesk The c0ToaerE S1Ey which rendered
4 verdict "a flsA case reported 1szzh due -
easre*e frurn an unknown drug. S5xsv-gw0
dollars Szs raised eT popular slsfsseTs lstssn
20 bury fhs mar. ard as 81 tne SsgHeg
~afze~a wRs naf eoaw8Hsssf t1s r@ru8sysser
was st aside a. > f1z3 20 - Ess& r. EEEzas-
a. CARS Il Ire 49,
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Robert weeain. Mrs. Robext weeain sad
W. H Hazard. OF Seattle.
A county central committee was elected
consisting Of &. l.. HaggHrd. Homer Eail.
n. A. Thompson. g. l.. Cenn ard Mrs II
ID. Brown
The stats convention will be held IN
Ranks hall on Friday next az .. m Dele
gates from all parts Ok the state are ex-
pected. In view OF the prominence given
tho Prohibition party BY the recent ma
iional convention at Piftsbnrg. il Is ex-
pected that this state convention viii prove
interesting
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Tacoma Marine New..

Tacoma. June s.-SpscisI.--The United
States lighthouse tender Colr-sbi-s ar
rived here today from the North Alaskan
waters. Commander Farenhait reports a
successful cruise. He left the vessel here
and went 20 Portland. being succeeded hv
Lieut. Commander Merrill The Cclsm-
nsne vii "a 20 SEATTLE tomorrow.
The steamer TAkrne. Cart. Anderson.
sailed to-aay for saz Pedro with IIa6
telegraph poles ard - ~ fes; o. lumber
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Arlington. June s-SpeciaI-The p~o,i.
cf this xicf15ty are pretty bzsfv Ss-nras
over ina report % Esphrhers= 49,
broken cart az E1xsceynb about fa,,~ -,ftas
from h>re. On fh@ Lake Shore roaa 49,
ostrsne and Two % his cSHs~a- - -.
Tssaee. having al@s last week. ThN bs.1sh
Officer has aHarsnsinsa tkesr horss -
claims there IS no danger OF the sisaa-a
sprss 3lre
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Prank slavin VIII Re at the Ringside
To Challenge the Marine.

Sar Francisco, lure e.--Ths managers cf
the National Athletic Club have completed
their arrangements for the Big hghs BE-
tween CoThstt ard S1erkey. Jack Davis.
% Omaha. ara Australian Billy Smith
Ssxrea articles TODAY for a pre- iral1ary ter
round sst-to for parse % $50. - waich
s7aa wiH 20 TO the winner and so TO the
loser. Davis and Saith viii enter the ring
az so ?. m. and at 80 p. n the big
event will begin
On the evening Of the fsth Saavs1 and
Maher wtu riesE IN New York o RourSe
and slavsn VIII take the srst train for this
city after the flght. and viii De AZ the rn%-
size OF ths Co-astt-S hsrksv fight Sisvln
warts % have a go az Shsrkey. zr1 tanks
he can knock him out IA ter ruunas.
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school Election AZ rs~asns,

fssRgsssh- June S--sD~etaI A. -. 49,,
election ha}d Aere yesterday Wesley VIZ
500 and Dr, CdTsoa. the W. psr-e.i3,.r,
eanaifatss Tor d4~scfo-s, and = p Esa---
~ e3efk- were eie-fsd ~ v7se q two
y ziae sfeF tasiT F'ol1iist opponents.
IRE election - the aA.ovn ss-s..-
means an entire change n -. -. !.
teachers - TIE ~chaal hers
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A PERMIT ISSrrn.
For the Great Northern Freight Depot.
TO Io~f a. 600.

The Great Northern yesterday secured
= permit fer the erection or its freight de-
pot st chs m@w grounds on Jackson ant
king streets The building viii cost ss.ss9
ard wiz he SD fsel loHg s5 feet wide and
Is feet hiwh.
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National Republican Convention at II.

.rea ~ertnerr racislc viii make round
,rss rate q 81 y 70 =. Laais ea account
If thss convention. Tickets on sale June
"a - ~ Ttlz rate - open 20 all FOR all
!. '~tsS.sfsxs cali AZ Northern Pacific Of
-. corner Yssler way and First avenue.
Seattle.
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So Do 49, Fnn.,Irr Id -

Tac9ra. Jans s-Sra-sa1 "A s,,,,
tssn the sga1sng = sEf 80 - ,,-.,-,,-
rants Vas heEaa to1av bv Ts,sr,,s rs.
TIE legality - 80 boards artf.- -
TIRE -e>szt s1preuae es1~s earslsr,s v-srl =.
tested 80
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CROWDS 90 TO SEE HERMANN.

Rt. Power ~ Cnrfnx Applied - All
Manner az Ds--ua-ss-
re saeles Pertains csTszinsv r=Tar kses-
ssves a r1ara runArkan3e tAr1uE tMBn
,sst Na.ch pAssrs q Yesterday afssTnsan
n a.. go g. Azs ss0<-s sse-.<e- - Ee<x-
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~, discontinue eur store business AZ rs
tqrss avenue. sur entire stock, ~ ee
,esrtn 81 books ard stationery. WI - sold
A. cost without reserve. fae calvert Com
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FREB To THE AFFLICTED POOR.

TIE POOR she are TIE most seriously
a~Tgrssa especially those or crutehss. ths
resu-rasse. paragyxs5. deaf ard iarse. sho
wfxA FREE TREAT VI FsNT O. the stage
r.f,r{rz A the boz OFF, q Seattle tnsMser
80 netr previous - each Demonstration
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-~ha ~c-th-v y esfsr- Ltue has bas, -.
sAcrssxf Ire between Minneapolis q
FsenF z-s Chse2Eo It's rossssss 4. -
~z~aNse. ara ever tnprave-ra-s -
usw e Hsasat hsS beer aAe~sas - !.
unsa to3sy SO tratzs are TIE -7osr -.
s.sasstv sszzsrpsf Trans oas a 80 -
sess.ex Eswery~1eF@ good res~a~---.
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PROF. w. FLETCHER HALL.
The worid's greatest ard NEST eminent
Sight Diaxnost{elan. whose wcnserfai
faculty in diagnosing disease by sight has
been the wonder and envy OF the medical
fraternity. will preface each demonstration
with the following very interesting and
highly instructive iectursss
Wsaasssss sirii. Jns 10, y BsS sssa.
subject. The Power o. Vital Magnetism
as Curative Agent"
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suffering woman and Her Heroic For;i-
s1las 70 Erdars
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babies or children viii he admitted under
Is years Of age. IN It's educational work
for women a has received the highest
eneorntarls from the press % Al countries
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should fan 20 near Il.
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.soar DfsobeS8sencs Of Satare's Laws
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vii be admitted anfer Is years % sge TN
less accompanied by their father. Cot
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