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The herald., 1898-10-30

hOS hN0EhEto tCdi,J OCp. u, 1888.
DR.. Fl. Russell Burner-Dear sir: heard
you say the other night that the newspaper
Of this city made no mention Of the good ana
successful work you are doing in this town
and district. This, however, should not
trouble you, because the patients whom you
benefit will sound abroad your praises. IN
my own case, my lung has been diseased for
fifteen or sixteen years, and must say thai
your assistant was the first and only physi.
clan that ever In my examinations had tha
skill to find 1t out. He did so in . truly
scientific manner, which pleased me. had
severe heporrhage from the lung In Stock.
ton one day when driving my wagon. I have
also catarrh Of the head since birth. All my
troubles are yielding fast to your medica.
tions. ! gave you six months to cure me.
but at the present rate OF Improvement I will
be we'll in three months I feel 50 grateful
to you for what you have already accoms
p!ished In my case that write to thank yon
for It,
Yours truly,
WILLIAM WILLIAMA /,
The herald., 1898-10-30

| MRS. A. r. HOSTER.
vi,h hnereoy certify that ! came to California
stoses OF consumption, about Ave tI months
go. 1s0 While I came partially to southern
Csllfornia for the benefit OF the climate, l
came came more especially to consult Prof II.
nusseiI burner as to the possibility Of pro-
longing roi, my husbands life, as knew from
ny my ealp1a %perierce nc as professional nurse that
very very Kind to US. examined by husband care
tuily and repeatedly. but never gave me any
to32 nT2e %, OF eyer even temporary relief. and frankly
t9ld me that his Gays were numbered, and
that ne could live but few days, and ives
sie iaoie to die at any hour He lived but
inoIty,nve days after our arriving in Los
my great care and the long attention given
my husband in this distressing disease rad
Dadiy broken me down, and DR.. Burner tod
ho hne' td ai.er examining my husband, that, while
ne could 90 nothing for him, he could save
11y NE II would accept his instructions and
elre,ctions and carefully carry them out
ouiT SouG o0 i oet little for myself during my hus
M oand last few days, as was here entirely
among mn strangers, excepting DR.. Burner and
pr: keeley, but after the death of my
husband n,n 3a, took Dr. Burners treatment, and
nerited disease of the liver and stomach and
nave nave always had to use more or less purga-
i've i've ana liver medicines but after six weeks
treatment with DR.. Burner I am happy to
say am perfectly wel-nsver felt better nor
younger In my life. | have a perfectly nat
wber ulaa appetite. petite ny, ny food tastes as we'll as
- ""s culiu, my bowels move regu-
iIar iar every day--a thing they have not done
ior i twenty years without medicine. / sleep
like baby. and when tell YOU I was horn
on the 10Th day of April lS4S which makes
me me little over so years OF age, l do noi
.nlnk any one who sees me will doubt my
perfect health. '
A.. am now employed by DR.. Burner as
framed uf.d nurse. I have known the doctor in
Gnicago Tor many years: have nursed hum
oreos OF his surgical as we'll as other cases.
ana know him to be strictly scientific.
Uhristlan gentleman, and I positively know
the vilifying articles published in some OF
competitors and wilful antagonists are base
1alsehoods of the deepest dye No physi-
can can or surgeon ever stood higher in the
city OF Chicago than Prof H. Russell Burner
! am living at No 802 Alyarado street
where can be seen personally as to NV
case. and many others by any ard all inter
ested parties. Respectfully yours.
MRS. A. T.. HOSTER.
The herald., 1898-10-30

Nothing succeeds ike
success. No business or in
stitution has ever developed
and prospered so rapidly as
that OF DR.. H.Russell Bur-
ner. Although many OF our
citizens have read more or
less of the remarkable history,
SUCCESS and career of DR..
Burner in his chosen profes.
sion, and of his marvellous
ingenuity and inventions.
yet no one here has ever
known him until since he
started his lectures and ex-
hibitions in this city. A man
advanced into mature years
Of his life, all the opposition
that could be brought to bear
by capital, newspapers,
and the combined influence
of wealth and syndicates
have failed to check the mar
velous power and influence
of this brilliant intellect for
one moment, but ne has
risen like a meteor, and his
name and good works are in
the mouth of every man, wo-
man and child, not only in
Los Angeles, but in all of
Southern California; and be-
sides the great philanthropic
work that he is doing on the
platform, in the pulpit and
lecture room he is doing a
still greater and nobler work
in relieving pain, curing dis.
ease and healing the afflicted !;
restoring hearing to the deaf,
and sight to the blind and
causing the lame and halt to
walk and leap for joy, besides
relieving the down cast and
depressed, mentally, intellect
ually and physically.
No man or woman has sat
under his voice, and heard his
lectures, and studied his
marvellous anatomical COLI
lection, but what has been
better by so doing. No one
has passed under his critical
examination, or that of his
numerous staff of physicians,
surgeons. electricians, chem
lists and scientists, but what
have been benefited and re-
lieved mentally or physically,
or both, by advice given or
kindness bestowed in word,
thought or deed, and the
cures effected in those who
have received treatment at
his hand or under his com.
mand, are truly marvellous as
demonstrated beyond a doubt
by As Largo number Of oar.
The herald., 1898-10-30
A Grateful Letter From an An.
preciative Potent.

I am pleased to say that met DR.. Burner
~ Avalon, Catalina. while was spending nv
vacation there this summer and heard q
numDer OF his lectures. which led to his
trouble there. was much interested in these
lectures. and they were very beneficial to me,
ana ! never heard the doctor make any as,
'serton or statement that reflected upon anv
one IN any way whatsoever
AFTER hearing the Doctors lectures en-
pioyed him to give me careful scientific ex-
animation. which was the most thorough that
had ever had made. The examination was
so satisfactory and the diagnosis SO perfect
that l employed the Doctor to treat nv case
! have been unaar his treatment for about
two months and half. and I am much
pleased to state that have felt the benefits
81 his treatment very markedly am conf
cent that his treatment will completely re-
store me TO health.
have seen him examine a number OF other
cases. also have seen him treat a number of
very bad cases. every one of whom claims to
be greatly benefited or cured
My home is in Covina My postofice ad-
cress is the same. Any one desiring to write
to me about my case may do so by writing
to me at the above address, and I shall be
only too pleased to furnish them with any
information / have.
CLARENCE ovERHOLTzER,
The herald., 1898-10-30
Scale of Prices:

Calls will be made to visit any case
during the day, between the hours of
o'clock Am, and o'clock pm.
Within radius of miles of the office
for $l.00; beyond 8 miles and not to
exceed 8 miles; sI.bo: beyond s miles
and not to exceed miles, $500. IN
CUDfNu MEDICINES RREH.
The herald., 1898-10-30

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The list of sand
Kennedy Mr.. L. Wsrinr JUDGE and
Mrs. G. Wiley Wells II. A Mrs
Young Mr. and Mrs Abbot Patrick Robertson Mrs
Annie Bancroft Henshay
Miss Kennedy: Miss Coson Miss Roberts Binney Sargent
Worth and Leigh
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Mrs Charles Drake Mr.
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and Mrs George Marygd, Mr. Mr.
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The herald., 1898-10-30
Night Calls:

between the noufS OF O'CLOCK p. N =
aud O'Clock a. m. for all ordinary
acute cases. Within a radins of 8 miles
of the office, s2.O0; beyond 8 miles,
not to exceed 8 miles, $500; beyond s
miles. not to exceed Z miles, $4.OO.
Oface prescriptions in acute Depart
ment medicine furnished free; so cents
for all acute cases Of every name and
nature, and only the purest and best
chemicals procurable in the world used
in every prescription.
Ordinary obstetric cases, which are
not complicated or which would not re-
quire extraordinary time, attended by
the most scientific, special professional
oostetricans and gynacologists, any
hour of the day or night, $1,000. In
these important cases we do not ap.
prove OF the use Of Instruments, opiates
or narcotics, preferring to assist nature
IN her natural methods, which, in the
majority of cases, are perfectly pain
less and harmless. Special cases of
tedious and long labor, which demand
unusual time and attention, charged for
half the former usual fee.
Accidents, emergencies, and surgical
calls and cases handled at one.half the
usual charges.
All work and services guaranteed to
be strictly f1rst-class and scientific and
the best the world affords.
TERMS: Spot Cash each visit
for every call, operation and case
taken. No book accounts kept.
Parties not known to be responsible
must pay the fee when the call is
ordered.
Orders received by the Secretary and
Business Manager of the Acute Depart
nent at DR.. Burners Sanitcrium and
Health Office Parlors, 452 South
Spring Street. Telephone Main No.
72S. All calls promptly answered.
DR.. Burners private san.
itarium 'ahd' residence is 10.
Gated on his new property at
No. 602 Alvarado street, op-
posite Westlake park, where
he will receive for examina-
ton or treatment any of the
more delicate and interesting
long standing and difficult
cases such as are given up by
the regular family physician
and all other specialists and
have been pronounced incur
able. Terms furnished on
application. Surgical opera
tions performed for other ply
sicians of any school, and
satisfaction guaranteed.
Telephone in DR.. Burners
Chronic Department, at his
museum, lecture room and
health Offices in the VIC.
T. U. Building, Brown II.
At his Acute Department, un-
der the control of Dr.. Price,
Telephone Main 834. At his
Sanitarium and residence,
No. 6O2 Alvarado ST., Tele-
phone Red 656, where he can
be communicated with at any
time. J. V. Burner, Finan-
cial Secretary and Treasurer;
James Burdette, Consulting
Attorney; M. G. Young, Bus
mess Manager; Fred J. Parry,
Private Secretary; Chas. +.
Burner, M. d., Assistant
Secretary.
The herald., 1898-10-30
Living rledical Inventor.

tificates given from our very
best and most intellectual
citizens.
Patients are coming from
far and near-not only to
take treatment, and for sur
gical operations-but to at
tend these important, scien-
titic, moral and instructive
exhibitions and lectures
which are being given from
time to time in DR.. Burners
Health Temple in the W.C.T.
U. Building, corner of Broad
way and Temple St., every
night, and nearly every after
noon during the entire winter,
where the London Anatom-
Ical Museum. the largest
and finest anatomical collec-
ton owned by any one man
in the world, can be seen, ex-
amined and studied, free of
charge, between the hours of
8 am. and IL m. (No boys
admitted except with parents. }
Special lectures are given
from time to time to doctors.
medical students, teachers.
pupils, ladies, gentlemen and
children.
DR.. n. Russell Burners
reception rooms and health off.
ces, forexamining and treating
all forms of chronic and long
standing diseases and surgi-
cal cases is at the corner of
North Broadway and Temple
street, in the W. G. T. u.
building, rooms His
health Offices for the treat
ment of all acute and family
diseases of every name and
nature Gncluding accidents
and obstetrical cases to be
treated at the patients home)
are located at No. 452 South
Spring street. DR.. Burners
special corps of physicians
and surgeons used in this
acute practice are under the
management of that justly
celebrated physician and sur
geon, DR.. Edward M. Price,
late of London, England.
Calls answered at all hours
Of the day or night. Salts
faction guaranteed and SER
vices strictly first-class. Med
iCines furnished free.
The herald., 1898-10-30

The above pictures speak louder than words
OF the superior skill Of Dr.. II. Russell Burner
and his corps Of scientific physicians and
POSTPONE until too late.
j, OA1ce. examination and treatment psrlors
fsr Al lons.:tanalnS chronic diseases, and
2is;.ses Of the ~. car. in the w.C:T.U.
0stAdway. Phone brown Il.
Acute and family department, for the treat
nnent Of all acute family diseases, at the
homes Of patients. Ofnce pGslors. No. "a
SoutA Spring. Phone NJ. sa4 ave- '''
Dr.. n. Russell Busnsr's residence and uri.
cass s,nitaslvn. 70; COZ Mvara0o sTeea, op-
CeSSvsporAsnoe with invaiidS solicited. Al
1ettsfS snIwsred eree wAsA stashnS ~ -.
- $1,000 ~ Snl1oss1.
The herald., 1898-10-30

The book and stationery store of stoll a
mayer Co. has been removed to No. 362-El
South Spring street, Stimson block
The herald., 1898-10-30
Truth More Wonderful Than
Fiction,

What the latest-improved and most scientific
treatment can and does do for afflicted and
suffering humanity.
Before treatment.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-06-30
OBSERVING NEUTRALITY.

Suckers Engaged at Port Said Not Al
lowed to Board Spanish Ships.
New YORK. June GA dispatch to
The Tribune from Cairo, Egypt. says:
The Egyptian government has IN.
structed its authorities ut Port Said to
prevent the $50 stokers engaged there
BY Admiral Camara for his fleet from
embarking on Spanish ships, aud has
c%ourteously informed Admiral Camara
that so doing would be an infringe
ment of the laws Of neutrality, which
Egypt intends vigorously to observe.
The Audaz' machinery requires re-
pairs and Camara has signiied his in
tention of remaining at Port Said for
10 DAVIS
Win your battles against disease by
acting promptly. One Minute Cough
Cure produces immediate results. When
taken early it prevents consumption
And in later stages it furnishes prompt
relief.
Cook & ODEE.
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FURNISHING GOODS

ms Department is especially complete. A fine
line OF WILSON BROS. SHIRTS for Men and
Boys. Stylish ties in all shapes; summer Under
wear, socks, shoes, gloves, hats the latest shapes.
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THOS.

One Minute Cough Cure. cures.
That is what il was made for.
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H %CHAUTAUQUA
First Day Quite Satisfactor y-The Motor
Line-Program for To- Morrow.

There was a great hustle in Madison
to-day in getting TO the Chautauqua
grounds Of people anxious to be On hand
at the beginning Of the feast. Incoming
trans brought quite large delegations.
fully up TO TIE usual standard of arriv-
ais on the first day Of previous years.
The day opened Threatening and several
showers prevailed, but this did not seem
to dampen the ardor OF those who were
bent on enjoying the pleasures of the
C%hautauqua. Everything at the lake is
beautiful this year. The abundant
rains Of the season have filled the lake
Drumming full Of pure fresh water, and
the trees are clothed with remarkably
heavy foliage, making IA perfect bower.
The grounds have been placed in excel
lent condition in every particular AID
the indications are that this, everything
considered, will be one OF the most en-.
joyable meetings in the history of the
association.
Manager Fuller of the motor line has
placed the cars and track in excellent re-
| pair, and with his usual facility and our
tesy in handling the crowds, travel be-
tween the city and the lake will always
be a part of the pleasures Of the Assem-
bly,. According to Mr.. Fuller's time
card, trains will run as follows:
Leave the city-s:OO. 1000, ll:l5a a. M;
800, 4:lo, $50, $50, $50, Sis p. M.
Leave the ~lake-s:20. 1920, 1875, a
M: l:5o, 800, 43o, $50, ESQ, $50, and
after the lecture, p. III.
The Juvenile band went to the lake
this morning and will camp on the
grounds during the assembly, furnishing
first. class music for the occasion. Th,'
ia a musical organization Of which Madi
son ia especially proud, and our visitors
may depend upon being thoroughly en-
~tertained by the young men.
A considerable number OF tents have
been erected on the grounds, giving thu
place a lively and thrifty appearance.
The opening program this evening vii
include band concert at 7:30 by the Ju
venile band, words Of greeting by Presi
dent Williamson and Supt. Hager, popu
lar lecture at $50 by DR.. jackson OF Col
umbus, Ohio, subject, U. s. Grant a
Chattanooga; vocal solo by Mrs. Myrti
] Chandler Macdonald Of Chicago, etc.
Following is the Official program TO
tomorrow.
Second Day-Friday, July l.
DAKOTA ~ANTI-SALOON A DAY
$50 A. M.-Devotional Hour.
, 900 A.. M.-Opening Of all Chautauqu'
schools and departments.
I 900 A. M.-Juvenile Sunday.schoo
Normal, Anna Il. Paddock, conductor
, 900 A. M.-Bible School. DIR. r. L
= Parks, of Atlanta, conductor.
900 A. M.-loung Woman's Outlool
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THE CITY,.
LOCAL. BRENlTlES.

2 D. Smith and family went to Sioux
bis.
Rooms in Clarence hall will be rented
us year the same as tents.
MIR. Frisbie OF Carthage came down to
tend the Woodmen picnic.
Herb Putney and family were morning
lssengers for Waupun, Wis
Editor Boswell OF Castlewood is
hong the Woodmen picnic visitors.
Engineer Chas. Martin and family de-
lr,ed for Holcomb, Mimi. on u visit.
Rev. DR.. Wolff OF Sioux Falls will de.
Ter the Fourth OF July Grafton ut Dell
hpids.
IL. y. Kraft and family OF Mitchell and
any others arrived from the west for
e Chautauqus grounds.
Huron Coz, %: Miss Bertha Gable
d Miss Ella Benson are attending the
miner school ut Madison.
A Watertown young lady, troubled
Pth corns, applied carbolic acid aud not
ly removed the corns but q toe also.
DR.. Jackson OF Columbus, Ohio, will
(pply the place OF Howard II. Russell
the Chautsuqus program Tomorrow.
Workmen are engaged excavating for
Pnducting city water into the koehler
hiding which will be occupied by III.
uggan.
j. NJ. Preston, who returned last even'
& from Montrose. reports q large gath
ling OF old soldiers present at the en-
Pmpmont in that town.
Hon. s. A. Ramsey, speaker OF the
hy at the Woodman picnic. arrived
ON Woonsooket. He was accompanied
Mrs. Ramsey and daughter who will
Pmain during Chautsuqus season.
Sioux Falls Argus Leader, %: The
pmpetitive examination for a cadetehiI
West Point took place to-day in The
lice OF County Superintendent o.
chools Aga. The examination wal
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LosT-A ladies heavy tan cape on road
between Mr.. \. f. Rupees residence and
Ramona. Finder please leave same at
this office.
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.lDr. Fcnner'slDyspcpsiA

as the name implies, Is simply for Dys-
pepsia or Indigestion. 1t should be su
perior TO the general run Of preparations
and prescriptions because prepared by a
physician OF many years study and ex:
perienoe, whose writings on medical
questions are accepted as authorities
IL not satisfied after using n bottle
your money will I've refunded By Frank
Smith Of Madison.
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Rozinsky Il Lee carry clothing, gents
furnishing goods and shoes.
Liver Complaints IN NervOusnc,
Cured

No complaints are more common than
the above; you feel dull and muagy;
your bowels move irregulsrly and you
have u clumsy feeling about the liver.
As this condition develops you are apt
to grow respondent. Try at once a bot
tie OF DR.. Fenner's Blood and Liver
Remedy and Nerve Tonic" 1t will
brighten the spirits and give an excep-
tional vigor to the body. II not salts
fed after Using n bottle, your money
will be refunded BY Frank Smith OF
Madison.
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INCLUDES THE CREW.

s.nate Amends the Resell tiou Of Thanks
70 Hobson-An Innovation.
WASHINGTON, June 30.-The senate
has passed the resolution extending the
thanks Of congress to Naval Constructor
Hobson. but with IN amendment in
Guiding the names of his crew. This
IL the frst time congress has thus rec
oeuized men below the grade Of com
missioued officers.
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aE DAILY LEADER
MADISON, eOUTH DAKOTA.
/ THURSDAY, JUNE 80. 1893.

Local Tl0e TaOlo.
n,,.yo. Milwaukee 4 81. Paul Railway, which
Y effect, suuds ~. December 5, lsW:
1kAIHs come sAsS.
passenger, No. :, depa'ss HOO m.
>,elght, No. ", depasts 6:J .. m.
height, No. -, departs $50 p. m.
rnAiNs soiHo vBsr,
Gsy freight, No. VI. depsrte Ans y. m.
rAAiRe 1Rom YHn nAer.
passenger, No. /, srrives 400 p. N.
Freight. No. IS, arrives e.S p. N.
f,i.ht NO. %, arrives S:3ba. m.
TAAIus pNou rms vDsf.
>reight, No. W, arrives lo:ao .. N.
the above trains carry possenGeHs: bnt
gh,s only when pssssn Hsss are provided With
krt..
Passenger trs.pe going cast make connection
I San for oil po,nls south.
nApisou d BASeToL LIHs.
I 1ct train, departs north, At $40 .. m.
Y Xci train. arrives from the north, 1859 n. N
Ed. HOLMES. Local Axcni.
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House for sale, : rooms, two lots. neal
business portion. Cheap for cash or or
easy terms OF payment.
CHAs. b. KENNEDY.
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.I think DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
is the finest preparation on n marHe.
for piles" So writes John Z. Dunn o,
Wheeling, w. Va. Try it and you Will
think the same. 1t also cures eczema
and all skin diseases.
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Bob Moore OF Lafayette, Ind, says
that for constipation he has found DE
Wits Little Early Risers to be perfect
They never grippe. Try them for stom.
nch and liver troubles.
Cook 4 ODEE.
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Another Cruiser Division.

MADRID, June 800 a m.-Acoord'
ing to an announcement the queen re-
cent intends to Immediately sign a
decree providing for the formation at
Cadiz Of m auxiliary cruiser division,
consisting Of the Alfonso XIII. Joa,
ouim del Pelago. Ciudad dc Cad'z and
Neteore.