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DN1AD, POTATOES and MILK.
A Dyspeptics daily diet.

d,epsps'a d,epsrs lis Is one Of the most prevalent Of
L in mors thousands Of people suffer from
or nor a.e ~. more painful to the individual
human az reaching in their effects on
peptie ie and happiness. what the dys-
mere LEEDS aseas is not local treatment not
il IN. ~ potary stimulus. The real need
tify H. oning up Of the entire system. For
ins 80 sfstem and 1t will do lis own fght-
dIsea.sea saa promptly eject any intrrding
psriiis l., me success Of DR.. Ayers Sarss-
ia i ~ curing indigestion and dysprp-
posse,sesse se 70 lust this quality witch 1t
repsir;n o. renewing the vital forces,
The IN the waste and loss Of the body
down ~ nary treatment brings the food
Dr. Avthe 70 me level Of the weak stomach.
the ssynnh ssaeh, aud brings II up 10 the level Of
BY str.,,s iood ut for men. 1t does this
siomseh hK.nsning the entire system The
Or, Ayerss az s are gaining strength. what
tia isbs. Ss,arsaparilla will do for dyspep-
N. s. shi., Illustrated in cases like that Of
had ~, Hsos, Meridian. Miss. Mr.. shields
49,. IN tell his own story =
sia ~, years, was afflicted with dv.pep-
--- eat nothing but bread and potatoes
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TO Dorothy. who met him with a new
idea.
@Dlck. darling" she said. II know
hat YOU are worrying about me. and
rhat | shall do when You are gone.
aad have thought Of something"
Yes. Have you thought that. after
ali. II would be safe for you to go
r!eht out and risk everything?"
mo. because you do not go till Sep
.omber. and by then shall have got
very near to the time. No. It is not
that at all; but you will have leave
until you sail. won't youg"
Yes"
Then might we not go to the sea
for a month? am pining for
breath Of sea air. and 1t Will be good
for you. too"
.-Thai is easy enough. Where shall
we go? Tenby-or would you rather
be nearer to Grayeleigh"
1--WE could not go to any OF the
places near Graveleigh, Dick-I should
be meeting people there"
Yves; but we might go to Overstrand
or Cromer. or go down 10 one Of the
little. quiet places near Ramsgate.
Why. II you like, we might even go
to Ramsgate or Margate itself"
'I don't in the least care where"
Dorothy replied. But what l wanted
TO cay liz thIs-you remember my
cousin, Esther Brand?'
1--WE heard you speak OF her"
well. when you are gone would you
10. mo write to her and ask her to come
ard stay with me till am ready to
come after youg She is young and
kind. and I am very fond OF her. and
altogether 1t would be very different
for ne than If ! had nobody except
Barbara
MY dearest, you shall do exactly as
YOU think bsst about thst," Dick said.
without hesitation. 1T IL a good idea,
and II she is nice and wont worry
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co,o,,do Gold Fields.

|o,orado is the banner gold-produc-
siate in the Union. Production in
Il over s21O00000. This year prom
! to exceed $4,000, 1000. New strikes
being made every day. Nothing
II since the days of 40. Would
know all about these things: ::
Pn send twenty-five cents for six
hths' trial subscription to the
lining WORLD" an eight-page
strated weekly paper. Regular
|scripton, s1.00 n year. The news
mining newspaper in the world.
! bress world P. o. Box 1911, Den
Colorado.
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o-eHt Isen~vo,cnc~s.

In large cities OF the United States
the condition Of the poor is constantly
being improved by the benevolences
of wealthy people. Sanitary reforms
are suggested and carried out with
earnestness, but those produced by
Hostcttcr's Stomach Bitters In disor-
dered liver, bowels or nervous system
are very conspicuous.
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me idea Of the attention that the
bmore and Ohio Railroad is now
ing to its passenger traffic may be
I'D from the fact that during the
eighteen months nearly 800 pas
FER cars received thorough and or
Try repairs, COG being repainted.
fly all Of the equipment is now
\ blue and most of II is equipped
Piniscl gas, the Pintsch light be-
used on local as well as through
rs.
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can blood means a clean skin. No
pity withoutit Cascarets, Candy Cathar-
cleans your blood and keeps 1t clean. by
ring up the ley liver and driving all i'm
Eties from the body. Begin to-day to
|ish pimples, boils, blotches, ,blackheads,
lthatsickly bilious complexion by taking
carets, beauty for ten cents. All drug
b. satisfaction guaranteed. 10c. 25c, b0c.
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We are asserting n tho courts our right 70 tho
PITCHERS cAsToRiA. = as our Trade Mark,
I, Dr. Samuel Pitcher of Hyannis. Mssss-
ehusetts. was the originator Of PITCHERS
oASToRIA-" the same that has borne aud doen
now bear the fac-siiniie signature OF cIIAs. H.
FLETCHER on every wrapper. This Ia the
original '-PTTCHER'S cAsroRIA'' which has
been used In tho homes OF ihe mothers OF
America for over thirty years. Look carefully
At the wrapper and see that Il is -the kind you
have always bought" and has the signature OF
CHAS- H. FLETCHER on the Wrapper. No
one has authority from me to use my name cx-
ccpt The Centaur Company. OF which Chas IL
Fletcher n President
March 8. Isg1. SAMUEL PITCHER. NJ. D.
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I. Cheap Trick.

manufacture a cheap knlsomine
l, an the wall with glue, claiming
ba fine ssame thing or Just hs
|, as the durable Alabastine, or to
and sell such goods on such repre-
atIons would seem n cheap trick
"a resort TO IT, To be safe, buy Ala
line only in packages and properly
he'd
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Of ointment. for c...rrh rh..
ontain Mercury.

mercury will surely destroy the sense
smell and completely deranRe the
mucous surfaces. Such articles
luld never be used except on prescrip-
~ rom reputable physicians, as the
page they will do is tenfoId to the
n sr.y yo9 can possibly derive from them.
Satarrh Cure. manufactured by
J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O., contains
mercury, and Is taken Internally, act
directiy upon the blood and MUCOUS
,iaces ,aS ot the system In buying Ealls
Is taken Internally and made In To-
=. ohlo. by F; J. Cheney & Co. Tes-
'ga,ais nar iree. Sold by Druggists. price
Iall's Fa,,,i,, nm.
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nauantIc

Before go TO wnr. Louise. have
a few words to say to you-a trust 10
place In your hands,
Speak. Arthur: tell me air.
Take good care OF my wheel while
I'm gone"
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rHE wnEEL.
|oM~ 80, psIarars, OHIO.

a, easeffs, Dsiardrs, Onto.
,,rcss Of bicycle riding for
hssl;ni,.' hsl,, ! disputed question betwsss
p Is silu ',,as and health reformsrs-
bns ply sss,ation it surely creates for
y IN .'. H'o, of outdoor exercise. the
~ 9 nsis shlcb all physicians conceds.
h Of VII ,;te any other pastims, it,
70 s ssssIv 10 be dangerous
is ike's y N Miss bertha Reed, the
a. ssg'rear Old laughter OF os.s NJ, ;. A X
J5 LfAs r. rareufs who. like Mr. and
. morn, ~ experienced some concern
Rec, hs,s Nor who are fond of wheel
|eir .,. ssu III N of % Miss Bertha who had
In the "a. deal. began TO fail In an
. srsas .snaer She grew steadily psler
ling and il ;ss she wa: rs so,ng ing
hinn haianann,uption. Rest and quiet q Cla nsa
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Professional Insult

|,,, milkman who took poison was
great rage with the doctors"
lhyi'
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HERE Is no need
for me to tell of
the month which
Dick and his wife
passed together at
a secluded little
watering place on
Norfolk coast. nor
Of the scramble
which Dick had at
the last to get
ready for the APP
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wonder" said the artist, thoughtfully,
Pat A.. price that picture ought to com.
pu' On, replied the dealer, cheer
~ tnere Is no way OF telling that.
re not dead yet. you know"
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rerinanentl, Cured. no tit. or rp,rvopsn...,,.,
IA ~ ~. use oi DR.. kline's Great Nerve Restorcr
n II rhEE s2.O0 trial bottle and treat,se.
~ ~ NitNR, Ltd. 93l Arch St Philndelnbia pa
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+uuea'e Your Bowels with Cascarets.
saos Nv Gathartic, cure constipation forever
NJ y u fail. druggists refund money
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BON Shf hi"'N he watcher her
closely. but her pulse contin-
III ned AZ thatratc for two weeks.
IJ a. wns satisfied then, from her
n "a steadily wasting condition
Puise ~ ssntfering from anmmia or
he wa Walton OF the body She became
PES eosk sseak' and could not stand the
|ney .,s ~ w excitement. In this condition
nolss ..av - werereconimended by an old
ar 'ns, ~, some OF that famous blood
70 r. Williams Pink Pills for Pale
ln'i 1bev did so, and almost from the
=. iRs iPs}tha began to improve. She
lio.s ~ take the pills and Was by
nuyu hose nils made entirely well, and
a ., .I .afnl people than her parents can
elna,d elnv,I In tho whole State OF Ohio;
4 yT,iiiams' Villa Pink Pills have proved .
~ yynmankind. Acting directly on
,ood w and nerves, they restore the re-
|ioog !, vi.aiity 10 ali parts of the body:
~ ~ functional regularity and perfect
.anx throughout the nervous system.
III .siior OF the cheeks is changed 70 tne
ats P blush Of health; the eyes brighten
grow elastic. ambition y
'sd and good health returns.
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! ~, Sharlie. II | marry you, will you
,arRnsgh anu ~, make the fires in the morningT''
miner IL, ~, we VIII get married In the
"le.l of making the fires yonrself.'i
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neautr i. niood peep.

{corcher. have you bought new wheel
spring." mot yet If we have war
pet Wider field for my operntions.'
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.slJagu gpu tnink Mrs. Dash Will be elected
Y, ie r saefatlonf" Mercy. no: she's never
eh 10 Euroue' - 49, 0S Ae'ei
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AN OPEN LETTER 70 MorngRs

what n Notwithstanding child Mrs Rick
rnck's third isf'f s'ncicatef That's the
child that bosses the whole family
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eve. nearly perislsed In our nat last
night" what was the matterf'' "Our sup.
ply Of canned air gave out"
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Margaret Is not popular In society,"
WAY she is always starting up some
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!, 20 you think the Spanish will fight usy''
o,d y, !. 'hey know our football mortality
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"You brag about your baby's great intel
ligence; give us an Instance" "She likes nj
better than she does her mother
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absolutely NO
good. A phyBi-
clan found her
pulse mt i04-a
very high rate.
Thinking this
may have been
due to tempo-
rary nervous
ness when hs
examined her,
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Women wear dotted wells and ruin
b eyes well. men wear plaid
stockings and ruin other peoples
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"Often when we start him on tt
school he sits down on n curbstone IL
the next square and totally forgeti
to co.
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.srhompson Is n hopeful soul, .Hopeful7
I've seen him wink ut a blind mnn."
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rbep YOU don't believe in prestige
Ned from ancestors?" Not a bit;
llIeve in fixing things so my ances-
will derive prestige from me-"
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To Cure Constipation Forever.
asearsss ,e,, sa r oraa} oeshssc r,ps lS & or &c
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sign. of Greatness.

signs of Greatness.
1--WE think our little Dick is going Z
be great genius.
ssxUhrc-
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smoLe slcdge Cignrctte., 60 for & az.
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Iall's Family PIIls are the best.
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ias arI
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CHAPTER XIX

"A HERE is mol nee.
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4 pesar dsl POGO Ne1lk'o
DspSsita general CHASSATNG y
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-05-28

oRtO % ~Sofilp1 1SD@A e~eE14A-~sAOs A-4-4aSe@
7F7s = RAMON <. GADEA; = VALE y C4Hrfo
The Van Buren press., 1898-02-26
Good Detective Work.

The boarding car belonging to the
Mo. Pacific bridge gang was broken
into while standing ON the spur leading
to the old Miller 81 Jones mill and while
the occupants were absent and robbed
of about 300 worth of clothing. The
thieves after ransacking the car of what
apparel struck their fancy Invested
themselves of their rags and donned
the swag. The work was supposed from
the looks of the clothing left, to have
been that Of tramps.
Tuesday evening Justice Michael,
assisted by d. w. Martin and Geo.
Chambless, brought from Fort Smith
three men whom conclusive evidence
showed were the burglars and lodged
them in Jail. Portions. of the stolen
clothing was found on their persons and
other portions in pawn shop, where
they had been exchanged for money to
buy booze. They were the partners
of the man Bennington under arrest at
Fort Smith for shooting Saloonkeeper
Wyatt, and had just been released when
Justice Michael placed them under
arrest. Bennington seems to have been
the leader of the gang, but as he will
have to face more serious charge at
Fort Smith the county is not likely to
be put to the expense of trying him.
The other three give their names as
John Williams, Ed Murphy and J. @.
Riley and are all crippled in their left
leg. Prospects are good that they will
serve the state for some years.
The Van Buren press., 1898-02-26
A Partial Ticket Put Out.

The Republicans of Van Buren, met
at Hinkle Hall Monday night to see
about putting out ticket for city
Offices and after finding victims for
three places on the ticket adjourned for
two weeks when they will try er again
and see if they can complete the list.
The caucus nominated candidates for
the offices of mayor, recorder and
treasurer. The affair appeared to be a
cut and dried one and no time was lost
in making the nominations. Avis
Smith will cross swords with Tot
England for the mayoralty. and Claude
Cain and Alvin Nicodemus will make
the race for recorder and treasurer
respectively. The place of city marshal
was left open and no candidates for
aldermen were announced.
Personally we have nothing against
any of the candidates, but they are on
the wrong side and we are sorry they
must be sacrificed.
The Van Buren press., 1898-02-26
Memorial Services

AT called meeting of the members
of the local w. G. T. U. at the
residence of Mrs. w. H. H. Shibley
Monday it was decided to hold
memorial services at the NJ. E. church
next Sunday evening, in place of the
regular evening services, in honor of
the late Miss Francis Willard, national
president of the w. G. T. U.
The evenings service will be composed
of biographical sketches. extracts from
Miss Willard writings and addresses
by local members in eulogy of the noble
work performed by her in the cause of
temperance.
The Loyal Temperance Legion, com.
posed of the juvenile members of the
w. e. 7. o., will take part in the
exercises.
The Van Buren press., 1898-02-26
Given q Good Place.

LITTLE Rock, Ark. Feb. 19--Alex
G.. Hull, secretary of state, and the
other members of the Arkansas Com
mission for the Omaha Exposition, re-
turned from tour of inspection to the
grounds. They were received with
every courtesy by the Exposition
management. A very desirable site
was selected. and it was decided to
erect a creditable state building. one
that will compare favorably with those
around it. The site selected is about
100 by 100 feet, just in front of the
main horticultural building, by the
side of the Missouri building, and near
by Illinois and Nebraska, one of the
choicest bits of ground unoccupied
when the commission arrived, and one
of the most advantageous sites of the
entire Exposition. The plans for
raising the funds have not yet been
matured. Fort Smith has already
pledged to donate the lumber, and
from other sections of the state come
promises of liberal contributions.
The Van Buren press., 1898-02-26

COUNTY.


Tor EEYNEtEHHAFsNE
We ave sstAeFized . sae1a.ee kekszT l.
Rooms. q Mulberry. az a eaEaai1&tkfsf kerfs-
sentative rsaa Cssafgfd Comfy s4s.ses 70 tEe
will 81 the DsAzS@fstle party.
The sPfess" IL aushorizsd 70 sneo1nes Bra
ssLE7 AEslz d ksH ESEsu. "a candidate fof
Representative ff6f@ efssEofd County. s1s3ses
to he sefssz 81 Ne Dszsoefsss< p<Fsy
FOE saKx1rg
The ssPfssss Il azfhosizsd 70 Ennsznes v l.
Wright Of Van b3fsa. "a Candidate f0f sheriff 81
Ifz1f0f1 County. saB!ee< 70 Tie aetso1 81 TIE
DeaAsersfk party.
The Presse i ssshoxfzed % sanszzee Z. P
1LLgs. q a snfga. a ezndada< 81 sssris
efCrxefor6 county. ssb.ee. " ne Action Of he
Deznecrafs< pAfsT.
F0k cprsTY ksb PROBATE frDsE
We are saskeraed 70 agnoanee A. n. Cot
sssyg. u Fsa Bafen. a. candidate foF eozntg
and FFtb4te i9f2e ~ Cfzefcfd CtgaasT. subject
" he s3sisn u the Densoefasse party.
We are authorized % announce ". 7 wrsT. u
Van Bern DehshlDs az a e&ndsdass fof County
Judxe. sgeIees o TIE seEsoa Of ike DenaoerAtle
parry.
Foz cTkcrfT clgsK
We are Authorized 70 announce W r sauLEk
e. sexsAltze feF CfYcuit C5sFr Of Crawford
Gohnt5s xablsct " thu viii Of The Democratic
parry.
We ART AukhOfIZe1 70 eu16nnff j. III. 1kEle.
Of Fsa Elfen OenshfD. ~ candidate for Circuit
IIsft. subject " The acton Of the Democratic
party.
FOE COUNTY CLgEE
We are authorized 70 announce T. W. DAVE.
Of faa Eufen. AZ candidate for County ClerE Of
Irsaford County subieel TO the ac.iou d the
Ben0efstle party.
foS 4ssEssOk.
"a a.ffso "A 80 A GcFF
OF Alma township aS candidate for Assessor u
Crawford County, subject 70 the action Of the
Democratic party.
We are authorized 20 announce J. g. Low
oi Lafayette township. as candidate fof Assessor
~ Crawford County, subject 70 the actlOn oi the
Democratic party.
We are authorized 70 announce W. n. Brn-
soDeH, Of Aazef toynshlp. A. candidate for
Assessor Of CranfOrd County. subject 10 the
action Of the Democratic party.
The Van Buren press., 1898-02-26

should not only demand reparation and
apology from Spain. but should demand
the immediate cessation of hostilities in
Cuba by the withdrawal of Spanish
troops, and enforce these demands by
force of arms if necessary. Arkansas
is ready to do her full part in the matter
and anxious to commence the work.
DANIEL W. JONES,
Governor.
The Van Buren press., 1898-02-26

| To whom II may concern:
This IL 10 certify that / Charles b
| Davis, have been treated by the
German. American Staff Of Physicians
and Surgeons and can truthfully say
that feel like new man. Prior to
my treatment with these gentlemen Ito
whom owe my life) had been unable
TO do a days work for months. had
no appetite In the morning, and my
rest mt night was greatly impaired by
night sweats. After few days treat
ment this was entirely overcome. and |
can cheerfully recommend them to
anyone. Words cannot express my
gratitude for the wonderful improve.
ment they have made in me.
Charles b. Davis.
Sutherland, San Diego Co. Cal.
To all sufferers from catarrh In any
stage Of the disease, greeting:
This certifies that for the past thirty.
Ave years have been a sufferer from
indigestion and that dreadful disease
catarrh, Of the head, throat and ears.
/ have used almost every preparation
that has been introduced in that time
for the cure Of catarrh, but without re.
ceiving any practical benefit therefroln.
| have just concluded course of treat.
ment ut the hands Of the German.
American staff of Physicians and
Surgeons, and can pronounce their sys.
TEN OF treating the disease the very best
that | ever employed. for II goes right
TO the root OF the trouble, thereby
Graduating and driving It out of the
system. When / commenced the
treatment was so deaf could scarcely
hear the right ear WAS in bad shape,
almost gone. the roof Of my mouth was
covered with dried ulcers. | must have
been disgusting 10 all who came in con.
tact with me. To the German Ameri.
can staff ! consider | owe debt Of
gratitude for having completely restored
me 81 health again. can hear today
~ well ~ | ever could. all symptoms Of
the disease have passed away. | cheer.
fully recommend all sufferers from
eatarrh not 10 put off. but consult the
German American STAFF Of Physicians
and Surgeons at once. They will cure
you. II You are skeptical and don /
believe II telegraph me.
J. ]. Hanford.
Proprietor Hanford Iron Works. San
Bernardino. Cal. formerly of
Coronado.
/ hayo suffered from the effects Of
cataFrh for seven years. ! have been
treated by many doctors aud received
no benefit. got 10 bad was not able
10 leave my room / was advised 10
see the German American staff Of PLY.
aicians aud Surgeons and they told me
they could help me. have taken their
treatment for three weeks. MY appe
lite has come back. | have no more
hard coughing and vomiting spells: /
have gained In strength. am on NV
feet most Of the day and do not stay 10
The Van Buren press., 1898-02-26
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I hasten % inform you Of the improve
Inens manifested. thank y0u kindly
for the interest taken il my case. and
- M Improvement IL beyond nay most
saugaiae expectations. I will recon-
mend ron Whenever an opportunity
presents itself. Mrs. Ida Olds.
Prescott. Ariz.
I am very glad 20 say that after three
weeks Of your treatment | am new
aza. mad been d0ctOring with other
doctors for a year and half. who did
me 10 good whatever, only took my
money. Now / am On tine road 10
recovery. thanks 70 your treatment.
John Mack.
San Diego. Cal
! herewith testify. unsolicited, that |
have been treated aud completely cnred
IN four weeks BY the German American
Stsf Of Physicians and Surgeons from
a complication Of fOusilitiz. cataFFh and
a loztas0me sxin disease. which covered
M face and neck 70 such an extent that
| was Ashamed - show nyself outside
u the house. In addition. / will stats
that have BEEN treated by other physi-
clans for years without the slightest
Improvement; the cost Of medicine alone
amounting TO more than twice as much
a. | paid the German American staff
Of Physicians and Surgeons. feel 30
grateful that | cannot find words 10 Ell
press my gratitude, and therefore can
readily recommend the doctors 10 any
sufferer.
Gratefully yours.
Helen Marsky,
100 Pleasant street. San Jose. Cal.