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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-24

Cyclists in general and the cycling clubs
of the city IN particular are taking a
great deal of interest in the Swope park
jubilee parade Tomorrow morning. and the
indications are for a very large turnout OF
wheemen for the occasion. 1t has been
arranged that the wheelmen shall have the
place of honor at the head OF the parade
which will form on Fourteenth street with
the right resting on Holmes street. -
clubs 10 get their members 70 turn out as
fully as possible. Captain Warren OF tho
Kansas city cyclists has asked AL mem.
$50 o'clock and captain Xshbrook. OF thu
Niagara Cyclists, has issued an order to
the same effect. There will also be larr-
the Star Cycling Club. In addition there
has been a genera! request maze for all
wheelmen 10 turn out a,id swell the parade.
\ meeting of the Star Cycling Club is
called for Wednesday evening, June q, for
the purpose OF collecting all dues from
the members. 10 hear the report OF the
rangements for the Thursday holiday.
Every member is requested TO be present.
Buffalo is the city where bicycle cham.
and the invincible amateur hailed from
the same srs 'oTn ,En hfldes ,his they hays
to hnd. Leonart wei.t a paced mile in
incredibly fast time; y. C. Bald was the
clhsS u cnbmplon ana q, ii. Wefick, that
dark haired and dark Skinned orange youth.
who came like a specter around the last
turn to surprise the People by his marvel.
amateur who covered himself with glory
and left an indellble print of his capabili-
ties l.. A. Callahan ind c. H. Callahan
were riders the peopl. of America haye
heard Of very often, and these boys are
now following the path with the same s,c-
cess charaCterlging their efforts as In the
past, one theory reea riding Buffalo's sue
cess in this particular line Is the fact that
the city hns over $3.50 miles Of asphalt nave.
ment, and riders move fast over the level
country whether they know II or not. II
Is a singular fact, nevertheless, and un-
precedenied. Even Chicago, with her many
Inhabitants, has not tile reputation in the
bicycle world the city of Buffalo commands
to-day.
The attention OF Cf airman George
Gideon has been called 10 the team work
now going on among the profe sslonals In
several cases there have been contempti-
BILE methods resorted to in order to throw
n rider or compel him to lose a chance to
win the race. With gcld as the Incentive
for speed and good form, the competition
is naturally more determined; the riders
who are compelled to rely on their prize
winnings to support them in their racing
careers are not adverse 70 STOPPING to petty
means to win race. Then, loo the lob
berry that is frightfully apparent is acting
to the detriment of the Gport a handicap
rider on "a good mark fias but to offer TO
reward a couple Of his contestants to
get them to pull him out to victory. This
Is not genuine sport. III behooyes all ref
erees TO watch such tattics, and use the
Information TO procure the expulsion OF
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TO PROTECT COAL MINERS.


Topeka, June 23.-(SpeciaL) The board
of directors have decided to set aside the
bid of si.l0 per ton, which was the highest
one made at the recent letting of the sur
plus coal from the penitentiary mines, and
rcadvertise for bids with a notice OF sixty
a" a protest from the committees of miners
from Leavenworth and Usage county, who
allege that with such low priced coal on
the market many OF the miners will be
thrown out of employment or become the
victims OF a reduction IN wages. The attor-
ney general has decided that the law Is
mandatory upon the board and that the
contract must be let to the highest bidder,
but II there is any way TO do 1t Governor
Morrill, and the prison directors propose TO
prevent convict labor from working dis
aster to outside miners.
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A PRIVATE HOSPITAL FOR THOSE
AFFLICTED WITH DISEASES RE.
QU1RlNG MEDICAL AND SUR
GICAL ATTENTION.

~
Dr. Goes experience while house surgeon
Of the Cook county hospital In Chicago con-
vlnced him that most diseases can be man
aged much more successfully In well reg
ulatcd hospital. and to meet this want this
sauitarium was opened In isss, and has met
with deEree OF success altogether unexam-
pied IN the history of private hospitals. The
location Is the highest and putcst IN the
city. The building Is appropriate and espe.
cially adapted for sanitary purposes. All
the noted surgeons of the country agree
that surgery can he carried on to higher
degree In n sanl'arum where nntisopsis
and all precautionary measures nrc taken.
and where each patient comes under the
homelike comforts and every requisite that
experience has proven necessary for the
most scientific methods Of treatment.
Tnn sANt1ARiUh NURSES.
Nothing aids the physician. surgeon and
patients more than proper nursing. The
nurses at the Kansas city Medical and
Surgical Sanitarium are skillful. kind and
attentive.
We offer TO the afrlicted tho bes. curative
appliances and medical remedies known
to-day In the practice OF surgery and med.
a hospital. hut a home In which. day o,
niEh,, an experienced physician is At ,hei,
MS well as the community in general. have
long .recognlzed the fact ,ha, certain class
IS OF invalids. particularly those suferina
from chronic ailments aro most success
fully treated in n sanitarum where they
can enjoy rest from business or domestic
cares or social duties and can receive tho
bene1t of n properly adjusted dietary,
careful and systematic regimen enforcing
either rest or graduated exercise, as thu
case may require. and constant medical
remedial means and appliances which can
not be so satisfactorily employed elsewhere
as at the sanitarium. But with nil thcsa
superior advantages our santarium would
be an utter failure n II Were not for the
trained hand Of tho nurse, skilled In apply
ing these remedies.
WHAT WE CURE.
There is no chronic or nervous disease of
any nature which we are not prepared TO
treat. and II possible. to effect n complete
and radical cure.
Beng thoroughly equipped with all the
most modern remedies and appliances of
medicine and surgery we effect good re-
suits where even tho most Intelligent physi-
clans. for want of these things, must neces-
sarily fail Again. our wide range OF prac-
every year-Eives us n great advantage
over the physician whose practice is lin.
itoi to a dozen such cases or a score
Here sufferers will obtain certain relief.
and in cases where n cure Is plainly I'm
possible We tell those Interested in advance.
and hold out no promises which we can
not fulfll.
80 ROOMS
For the accommodation os patients, to.
gether with our complete Brace-making
department. makes this the largest and old
est and the only thoroughly equipped san
i,arlum in the West. For further informa-
tion call on or address
DIR. G. NJ. coz. Kansa. City. Mo.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-24

Windsor June 23,-First race-Five and n
half furlongs. Wang won; Li2zetta, sec
ond; Pete Kelley. third, Time. l09
second race-Four furlungs. Katie w.
won; Elizabeth h., second; Cogmoosey,
third Time 0.is,
Third race-Fivc AMI n half furlongs.
Alamo won; Ettarre. second; Albert Sidney,
third. Time, 1oS,
Fourth race-Seven furlongs. Pete
Kitchen won; chnrley Weber, second;
Cayespring third. Time, l:29
Fifth race-Six furlOngs. Sweden won ;
Long BEND, second; Sister lone third.
sixth race-six furiongs. Lauretta d.
won; The Duchess. second; Minnow. third
Time. 10.
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EYE AMI EAR.

EYE AND FAR.
Diseases Of the Eye and Ear treated in .
shiilini mannsr operat,9ns I,.d ,Sr Urots ans In.
verted Lids We impor, and carry large
assortment. Of glass eyes and can ut any
size or color.
KIDNEY DISEASES.
These diseases nre readily determined by
and microscopic examination Of the urine 10
our consideration Of the cases. With refer,
encc to correct diagnosis has naturally led
TO a very extensive practice In diseases OF
the urinary organs.
DEAD HONE.
Many people have been invalids for years
suffering from what is commonly called
Mhe ahy swsns ny S Ms SSfra'e nna na
scraring away the dead bone leaving the
diseased part In healthy condition. thus
efrecting a permanent cure.
RHEuMArisM.
Al Of the worst forms of rheumatism
tarium where medical. electric and vnpor
baths arc Administered. We are prepared
such other W Treatment s as 'ili Viii efYec, % speedy
cure.
yARiCoCrLr.
variroceie is radically ani permanently
eurci by our surgical operation In from nve
G n w SIys No cre sdTs his sonSc Gr Wc
annually cure hundreds NJ this class Of pa
tisn,. leaving them N vigorous, nsn'tihy t,s
hili.y. Premature Decline. Of the Mani,
Powers. Inyoluntarv vita, Losses. fmpaired
rower. Melancholy. Weak Back and Kin
dred Affections are speedily. thoroughly
and permanently cured.
SURGICAL OPERATIONS
As means Of relief are oniy rcsorted to
In such cases ms Varcocelc. Piles, stric-
turc Fistulae. Run,ure. Harclip,, Cleft
we have r9ss n hye Se T@%r @ made spssa
mention OF some OF the ailments TO which
pariSnlarp apo,ls a,isniion fiyfn the snn
raratus for the succession treatment OF ali ali
chronic ailments. whether recurring. for It's
throughout. showing the sani,arium. with
Ss ms on Of rssp 81 &c Il sssmSs ShsS win
THIS sANITARIUM
those afflicted with medical or surgical dis
eases. and is supplied with all the remedial
struments required in modern surgery.
30 ROOMS
eether with our complete Brace-Making
Department, make this the largest and old.
tarium In the West.
TREATMENT.
Electricity in all forms. electric and medi-
cnted baths are provided as may be re-
quired by patients In addition to good
nursing and such other medical treatment
as may be deemed advisable.
SURGICAL
Operations as a means of relief are only re-
sorted to where such Interference is nec-
with comfortable rooms. good board, nurs-
Ing and constant medical attention.
WE HAVE
a neatly published book, illustrated
throughout. showing the Sanitarium, with
photographs of many patients, which will
be mailed free to any address
For further information call or address
DIR. &. NJ. coz, Kansas City, Mo.
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Kansas stn,r League Proposed.

Independence. Kas.. June 2S-,spcclaiD
II has been definitely arranged to organize
Kansas baseball Lcngue soon. Arrange
mcnts Looking toward that end have been
completed, and meeting OF the rcprescnt-
utiNcs of the various clubs was held at
Parsons last sunday 1t Is probable that
only four teams viii compose the league at
first. ms representatives. from only that
many cities werc present, hut other cities
will come into the league soon. The cities
represented were Junction city, Einpofia.
Parsons and independence. and each of
them will put n strong team in the Held.
II IL expected that Topeka ana CoUeyvillo,
and probably OswsEo and Abilene, VIII
come into tho league as soon as arrange
mputs can he made.
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FOR KILLING HILL DALTON. 4,
Grand Jury Indicts u Number OF Dep-
uty Marshnls.

Ardmore. l. T.. June s3.-(special) The
federal grand jury now in session at Paris.
Tex. has returned indictments against s.
T. Lindsay f. " d' R9berts' WI Eresmaln,. sIl,.
and other deputy marshals who killed Bill
Dalton some two years ago. twenty-five
% his Capture. The papers We're We're served this
week and each OF the officers appeared at
Paris Yesterday and gave bond In the sum
ran Term OF the Court. The marshais are
confident that jury will not hnd them
guilty.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-24

Red Oak, Ia. June 23-Badge paced the
fastest heat Of the season here to-day. n
mile in the 2:0e pace in 2;oIs., Summaries:
heats; Lois White, second; Mary H.. third
Combat, Wandah, Franks and Bessie also
started. Time, 2:i6A., 2;l9i.. 2;2Gs4.
heats; a Fright. second: Judge Hart. third
Ella r.. Direct ion and Joe II. also started
s:2s trotting-3 Eva Wright
won In three straight heats; Woban, seq
ond; Attolus. third. Grant I. and Lijwald
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New York u, washington =.

New York, June with the execution
Of the third inning to-day silver King
pitched ball that no team ON earth could
beat. II was as Il by magic that the Giants
found him for six runs In the third. This
gave the locals the game. The Senators
came within an ace of winning out at the
finish, Score:
washington 80 0 o o o 100 -
New York .,..,.D u o o o 0 .--G . .
Batteries s-Washiugtou. King and Me-
GMlre: Now Ynrk. Meekln and Milsnn
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Philadelphia, Pa, June 23.-Baltimore
won iis MIN sttmHht game from the home
team by outplaying the locals at all points.
Attendance 800 Score;
RHE
philadelphia % o o o 90 o - & i
baltimore 30 o . o o 0 o as ID :
Batteries - Philadelphia, Taylor and
Grady, Baltimore. EspCr and Robinson.
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Cleveland, o., June 23.-ITawley's wild
ness. combined with batting rally by
ne clsyelands in the ffth gave the home
featureless. Attendance loo Score;
flftshars flsTslars III ~ sS 5siSG cis g
Batt.rles-Cleyelnnd Cuppy and o'Con-
nor; Pittsburg, Hawiey and Merritt
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Liverpool. June 93.--In the regatta Of the
Royal Mcrsey Yacht Club to-day. Britain
mia, Ailsa and sutanlta sailed over ilfty
mile course Allsa won.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-24

Of cattle and hogs In wabaunsee county
about an average, He says wheat and
w: A, Wheat. Admire. kas.. was at the
yards yesterday with cattle and hogs.
George Sanders. Independence. No.. was
8. A. Cooper. Clay Center, Kas., was
here yesterday with hogs.
terday with hogs.
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Louisville. Ky, June 23-Louisville-st.
Louis no game. rain.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. June 3.-Tndianapolls-
Grand Rapids, no game. wet grounds.
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most exciting ball games. ever played on
the Yale field, II took eleven Innings TO
decide tho contest, and tho flnal score was
to :. As this was the deciding game OF
tho series. there was more intense interest
added.
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CANCEIt.

We have In the past number Of years
removed many of the worst and most dan
ing many cases and adding years to those
that We're considered hopeless and incur
able.
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Peoria, H.. June 90. Score:

Roskrnrd I'll . o u . o o :
Rntt"rics-pcorln. Thonns and Dugdale,
Rockford. Wordsworth and Snyder.
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VIII Eater q saui,artuu,.

Topeka, Kas.. June 23.--(special) Can
tain ]. II. johnson, who has become very
much emaciated from q stomach and nery-
Gus trouble, left to-day to enter Chicago
sanitartum for treatment.
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Are unlike all other pills. No purging or
pain. Act specially on the liver and bile,
Carriers Little Liver Pills. One Dill q dose.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-24

Following are the entries and weights for
to-'lay's events;
First rare-Fiyc and ono-haIf furlongs;
selling, MedgcHcll, leo; St Stephen, ilO.
Iottte Collins, ~; Westluke lis: Hack
satln, ln; Monirellow. 10; Leo Stanley,
io9; Sodaway, !". DR. Malcolm, 100. Euo-
mi, 10.
second race-t'lvc md onc-hnlr furlonFs:
selling. Disturbance N2; Winchester %,
Trenton, 10; Little Gear l07: pr Mciilis-
ter, l0s; Adilena, lg7; lie spray, lJ7: Hat
Kate Rylo, %.
Third race--Flye and one-half fmlongs.
Lady Gatewool. iG9; Algerian, q; Nettie
Shields, ~. Ava Cain, ~; Willona 81
Mary C., 81: Little Abb, o, Gracie n, VI
Carver, ss; Marie Wray, 81
:. Fourth race Seven iurl0nE4 ZerilIH, 9j;
sonih.rn indy i"; Wlld Tartar, 81: May
,C,ampett, i9ei sopthworth, 90; La Fiesta,
81 OrH Auhraln, ltI; Queen FnuFtus LOO.
Powhatta, l55; Iendavlsta, 100: Mol0ch. lg7
Ffth race-.five ana ono-half furl0Hgs.
90; Nick Cartel IL; fowhatta. ll2; Fur
long, III; Boston Boy, lt-i; John H., 9s:
Spoon. III; Paskola. 90; Jess Matthews, III;
White, %
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FILES AND rIsTuLa.

There is nothing that so completely un-
fits n man for business as Piles. Many
men and women suffer for life with this
annoying disease. There is no cure so
safe and permanent as a surgical operation.
We have permanently cured hundreds of
Ing tried all kinds OF remedies without re-
lief. We have published an illustrated
book containing many testimonials from
patients treated with entire satisfaction.
will be mailed on receipt OF cents in
stamps.
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WESTERN ASSOCIATION.

ST. Joseph. Mo, June g5-Scorc:
St. Joseph ....3 o oois o 81 il 2
BURLINGTON 100 . 2 9 o ali I
Bnttcrlcs-St Joseph. Mnuck and Ward.
Burlington. Hansen anu Hun.
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MTNNEApoLfs.
'Lake out on inheld iiy rule.
IL Mas s|J'ry

Minneapolis .,.........,...2 2 I o %
Kansas city ..............O o o o o.
Summary:
Earned runs-Mlnnenpolis. l.
TwOhase hits-Frank .; Hatfield Hines
Home rtin-Wilmot.
Double plays-Ball tn Connor to werdan:
Connor TO Worden; Klusman to Manning
Monefcc to Hatfield TO Lake.
hit ny pitcher-By Hutchison, i; by Bar
nett J.
Bases on balls-on Hu,chIson. 4; of Bar
nett. t.
Sncrlfice hits-Werlen. Schriver, Kuchnc
nett, 3.
wild pitch-Rarnett, |.
Left on bases-Minneapols. 4: Kansas
City, :.
Tlme-2:in
Impirc-D' Day
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New Haven. June 25-Yale was defeated
this afternoon BY Princeton In one OF the
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club FEET AND DEFoRM1TIEs.

We treat Spinal Curvature by means OF
suspension chrriaGe, giving ease and COM
fort TO the patient while this dreadful de-
formity Is being successfully overcome.
Club Feet. Row Legs. Knock Knees etc
are successfully treated; having our own
bracemaking department, we are able to
make for each Individual case such braces
as are required.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-24

Inflammation of the Bladder. Stone in the
Bladder, Gravel, Enlarged Prostate Gland,
Retention of the Urine and kindred nfYec-
cure of which We have achieved extraordi-
nary success. These are fully treated of in
eases. Sent by mail secure from observa-
tion in plain envelope for cents in
stamps.
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DIsEAsis OF WOMEN.

Space will not permit lis TO enumerate
the diseases peculiar to woman. We pay
have every advantage and facility for
their treatment and cure. We have COM
Portable and we'll furnished rooms and offer
a quiet home during confinement. We have
a neatly prepared treatise describing
Diseases OF Women, which Will be mailed
on receipt OF cents in stamps.
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cArARRn AND LUNG DISEASES

The treatment of diseases of the Air Pass
ages and Lungs. such as Chronic Nasal Ca
tarrh. Laryngitis, Bronchitis, Asthma and
Consumption, at our institution constitutes
an important speciality.
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STRUCTURE.

Structure and Urinary Fistula-Hurdreds
OF cases OF the worst form OF structure
many OF them greatly aggravated by the
of inexperienced physicians and surgeons,
causing false passages, urinary ns;ulae and
other complications. annually consult us for
relief and cure
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PASKoLA SIMPLY RoMPED IN.
WON THE sworE SWEEPSTAKES IN
A COMMON GtLLoP.
The Track WnS Very Hcnvy Ycstcr-
day nnd the Talent only suc-
ccedcd In Picking One VIM
ncr-On other Tracks.

Yesterday was swopc Park day AZ the
races and goodly sum was raised as the
contribution OF the Kansas city Racing
Association towards the fund for defray-
Ing the expenses of the grand celebration
at the park tomorrow. The attendance
was about the average and the racing was
good considering the extremely heavy con-
dition of the track. only one favortc
could win for the talent. but the books lost
on several of the races. the winners be-
ing well played by the initiated The
Swope sweepstake at one mile was tho
principal race Of the day and was won by
Paskola In the easiest possible manner.
Dr. Simpson was made n strong favortc
for the first race. though II was not known
how he would run on heavy track. Car
yer. n gool-lookins mnlen by Blases,
went OFF in front and, making all the run
ming. won In big gallop by ten lengths
Ada NJ. was second all the way and Mary
&. finished third.
The second race was for a-ycar-olis. Fate
and Dr Crumbine opened up equal favor
ties at , to .. but the latter was post ia
vorite. Dr. Crumhine and Fate made all
the running and ran down the stretch like
team. The finish was close, 1t appearing
TO spectators In the stand that Crumhinc
voH by a head, but the Judges placed
Fate first Wild Mint was third.
The third race was the SwOpc Sweep
stake at one mile and Paskola was played
at evens like It was all over. 1t was II
one-horsc race. for after indulging South
worth with the lead for half the Journey.
Paskoll went to the front and romped
home an easy winner. Southworth was
second and Alva third. Winchester. on
2acoennt Of his iisht weight, wa was iSat maae me
the lead 10 the end Winchester was Sec
ond the entire. journey and Ava Cain
stretch and finished there.
The nth race runs for the half mile
and SUSIE Scll was .hc order into tn"
stretch when the leader tired and Phil
The last race of the day was special
warm favorlJ-, Grcy Goose and Nellie
Cgsteel jumped out In fTont and ran head
an4 head 70 the strctch, where Nellie Cas-
looked Ike an easy winner. In the last
hundred yards Little Nell came out OF
the clouds and won by neck. Mamie
Clark was third.
diyIel. 70 J. ,%on, Ada NJ; lo2 CMason!,
Jm pr com wcsiIgc r, Dya Simpson. s'"I.s Rod
Wan AMI Harvey W. Jr also ran.
tstrodel,, . to /, wonj br, CFUmbine, .oi Z
10 .; second. VIA Mint. loi CMorrig, to
,hn third orai1 Tme I6i i ETs 1iys WI 5 sJTgna JIs
Third race one mile paskola, % GIylo),
70 10, won ,SouthwGortin, lgl lstrolel. 9
% Ses%9nd' Alya' ~ INl!!Iams4 t. !.
colin. Long Ten and southern Lady also
Fourth rnce-Fiyc furlonEs. L. a. Ray.
fwebsr) Z to ?, seG6ni, Ava cain o Mar
tin. to !. third Time. los Hattie B
Thurman Disturbance. Buonos Ayres and
,dn Tit6 b sSop5 ,3;;,, y f3rlq@ss ,gts FPq TEomq
"a T4ANt NY.1 Il a.
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SUCCESS.

SUCCESS
ont Of the thousands Of surgical opera
tiors performed at the Sanitarium In the
las, eight years only one death has oc-
currsl
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Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint" obstinat
Constipation, Chronic Diarrhoea, Tapeworr
and kindred affections are among thos
chronic diseases in the successful treat
ment of which We have attained success.
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Diseases Of the Eye and Ear treated IN
skiilfui manner Operations for Cross Eyes.
Cataracts, Pteryeium, 6ranulated and IN
verted Lids. We import and carry 2 large
assortment of glass eyes and can Mt any
size or color.