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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-15
pIps ANp PROPOSALS.


sTALED PROPOSALS viii be rcfised ~
ms bulldIrg until o'clock y M, April
,s,sas Tor furnishing fuel, lights, water.
irc, iniscelIaneous supplies, washing towels.
hauling ashes and sprinsilns streets for
his building duriae the hscni ssaf endlns
~ NAV be deemed sdslfahie The right 10
REJECT any und all oids Is reserved ~ ihe
'i'esN's Dan u Saith. Custodian,
Houston. Texas. April :. ,sss. ------
81, ~. ,eesi ed ~ e rocu 81 April y
D,,sss for repairirg wrat Il krasr ~ ins
wTfssi,s rsiat, MAR s,i.et and IVA nIuN
,rsds al nscesssry informs'lga ean "a nv
rb.w county Judge Haas sppnty, Is4ss,S
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WANIED~eY oung timer thoroughly sober
and reliable who can speak German and
help Wait on ths trade III tho store, Ret,
crenccs required. Apply to Lee Clark Rock-
d,tlr, Texas. II
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Ws4STED--Four or fve good carpenters
must have tools and Apply In person 10 L..
A. Fills. sartattia Fort Bend county, TEXTS
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WANTED, white woman 20 cook nnd do
gciltra hanrcwork for strait family. Ger
man preferred NppIy 1el7 Prairie ave. u
,NANI Ep--colorcd man md wife to COOK;
ntust have reference. Apply at once, Camp
Hotel Nnynsota, Texas. II
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SITUATION wanted by colorod hoy, IN Years
old, TO attend horse and buggy and WORK
around house or In store Apply $40 Roth,
street. lG
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4 HOUSE FoR RENT--Cofner Austin aud
Mckinney, scvcn rooms. all modern com
yeniHnosx al.d stable Arpiy Mrs. Bottle
Bryan, or sIl Austin street 10
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||NssAsGER FOR GALVESTON.
oneilins, manager of the Temple
'ne Southwestern Telephone and
company, has been promoted 10
' rSselnent OF the Galveston ofiice,
Meet May /.
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WANTED by cclored man the putting IN OF
carpets and takinR thtm ms also yarnishIng
aud window cleaning, Daft Lpmap, Caro-.
llne, No. 3ii. Ak A.,
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FOR RENT.

THREE clepnnt tooitts. southern cSuosuis,
Edh, hot sitd cold wHtar, tNelisNo bath
ton; 1'ilifd watil rrffrcncc required .Af4
eresS .iei. this Office IL
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS alters nors induce.
merits Low ahan ever ng aI',,, 70 PARTIES az.
Houston Heights office. .cs Aain street. JDo.
S. As.fcy, agent. u
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W.ts.TEp--A position as stationary engineer
Or fireman; good references siycul Address
j. A.. this office ID
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get work IN his lino wishei position az use
full isnu around private family city refer.
oltrNs. AndrcsA 9lla. this oflGc. 10
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WANTED.@A situation 10 cook OF nurse. Nd
dress NJ. this office Ia
SITUATION waited hy frst-class SWISS
laTdrnef.. either planting scger1blt> ar
flowers. Address I. F.. Green Tree house,
us ifeston asrNuc IL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-15

THE Metropolitan Business College Book
keeping. banking. shorthand. typewritlng.
pcniranship and Spanish; the best patron
lied school OF ite Kind in Texas, all ex-
pcuses low. write sor free catalogue. Dallas.
tn-ns U
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LADIES HOME good care during coutino-
ment; strictly confidential III, this Of
flee. ~
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HOUSTON CYPRESS cIsTERN CO.. manu-
fac:urers OF cypress c'stercs, tanks. water
rpughs, etc. Office aud factory. foot OF
Main street. Houston. Phone No. 5s5 II
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HOW is IT clothes cleaned or dyed at Fer
nandez' Psrsian Steam Dye Works, Sis
Travis lock as now? Because 1t is done ny
professionals. y
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WANTED.-.A situation 10 attend bar. first
class sober man with good A No. | recon-.
mtndalons. Address ! W, Benson. whar.
ton. Texas. 10
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/. NJ. c. A. CONVENTION.
|teenth annual convention OF tho
|ien's Christian Associations OF
\ convene with the local assocla-
prov morning at $50 O'Clock and
over Sunday. Friday night Prcsi-
rye 7, Winston of the University
VIII deliver an address on Christ
us Men
''sons of the convention VIII b.
1osenperg hall except the farewell
snleh VIII be held at the First
hurch Sunday night.
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SfsH VESSELS IN PORT.

.NISH VESSELS IN PORT.
lated to be fact here tonight
custom house authorities received
|nication from the navy depart
by asking them to be informed
ely II war should be declared OF
Der of Spanish merchant vessels
brit, Such vessels would be sub
lSurc II in port twenty four hours
\ Is declared. Tonight there are
|hh steamers here, the Selcsford
Bonita. The former is loading
bn and grain for Manchester. The
La quarantine, and will load for
Ehcn released. Cargoes for both
Ire on the docks. and they will
X dispatch. With the departure
steamers will probably be the last
h merchantmen until the war
over.
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A. ZuBER. manufacturer o. umbrellas and
pnrasos of all kinds repairing and re-
covering neatly done; 500 Milan street. cor
ncr Prairie, Houston, Texas. Il
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WANTED situation by Ars, class cnEl-
nccr. Ice making aud electric lIehtins, lrst
q references Address No clos, this OF
fro Il
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]. l.. KoPF undertaken and cmbalncr, has
complete line OF funeral goods. pictures
frames ana holdings. Phone es1. ,0l4 Prairie
avenue.
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LENTiSTRY~Be set ;ret! Sc; gold nllings
81 up; silver SOC up extracting 50c: all ops-
iations painless; no Disappointment. DR.
d. Dariels. come. Main and Preston, over
Lawyers drug store. II
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situation as cook on lijytit house
lecplns, 80 or out OF town Address s. J.
*. lel6 jefferson avenue. 10
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WKNTED--TWo Erst-cllAs nlnkers in milii-
rtty apply at cree. X. G WEIGH, ti5 Main
rtifct ~
NANTED--Mbn I'd attend horscs mules ana
COWS ON my fsiih three niles from town:
Hubert :. II, Wilson 10
WANTED Two or three boys MI my farm.
Hubert i. II, Wilson, al Wilson's Wood
Yard ~
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NANl FL POSITION us bar tender: haze had
several years cxpctisnces eau giNS hes, OF
references; do not drink or gamble. Nds
ICES r. H.. this office att
SITUATION WANTED Gcrman -elrdcnFr
wants position. hcrist preferred Address
n, w, lis Preston avenue. GfoCn Ttse
House. ig
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KATTMANN e. KNsBLAND-M Manufacturers
OF tents. awnings, tariaulins. wagon covers.
ETC.: flags made to order; Sl5ls Congress
avenue corner Travis street. Houston.
TeNas; phone SCI. II
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n CITY ITEMS.
- ARTERY Is IN SEARCH
or RECRUITS. 4
81. Arc 10 he Fiiicd--Cola :
Us. ~ the battery May i
ne changed.

resas, April li,-If you arc
~ gore here is a chance for
battery X wants recruits. Men
! ages of u and 80 who stand
= !, feet i inches and are With
Al defects, win be accepted II
rou can pass the examination
. bc a soldier, apply at the
!. reservation at the Denver re-. re-
!, nreseut week ten men, mem
battery, viii have served thsir
,,stnent and will be discharged.
" have to be filled. There are
d young men who might enjoy
he especially at this stage OF
when there is every prospect OF
are 4 member of the light bat
liz government decides to invade
Wi have splendid opportunity
" metal YOU are made of. These
~ fellows fight and fight rapidly.
n The thickest of the battle aud
Isrm for the enemy. II you really
Participate in actual strife join
Srtllery,
4 person to the officer in charge
your desire.
Rest OF the heavy artillery sta
Fort Point has been offered the
Of light battery K. He has not
kecepted, but it is generally I'M
bhat he will. The change, how /
not occur for several days. There
deal OF red tape about army ar
|6rders will have to come through
department..
Sc will be designated to relieve
|est al Fort Point. IN all probable
1.-THE lieutenants of light battery
assigned to command. But this
|cial.
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Nervous Diseases. and Diseases of Women.
The most skillfuI aud successful treatment
at hard times pr, es. Mason Block IL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-15
A ROAD RACE.

Fhlbe road race April q on the
fad from the turn near the stock
me bridge and return. All the
Eeaiers and merchants will cen
|snasome prizes to make 1t an III
rae in honor of the visitors who
\ galveston at tina; time. Nearly
iast riders have entered. and the
|,s TO be by far the most sue
|alseston has ever had.
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WANTED situation by young lady as chnn,-
s.r it.id or dining roam work. Address
ciii. this office. Il
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-15

DOES BUSINESS SEEN DULL? Prepare for
better timer By taking course al tho
Houston Shorthand and Typewr!iiHE
School, Mason Block. Day and night ses-
rions II
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FOR 81 you can have your watch cleaned or
handspring replaced ander guarantee. .; tho
old reliable A. C.. Wredes 40 Travis St 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-08
pretcd IN IRE South Aiarkic and Gulf
States. except In Texas. whore II con-

preicd IN IRE South Akiar<ic and Gulf
States, except in Texas. whore IL con-
tInues
harvesting has begun in North. Caro-
lima and Tennessee, and will begin THIS
week In Kentucky and IN tho soutnetn
portions of Illinois and missouri. Inc
crop is maturing rapidly, and Is In cxcei-
lent condition In the central and northern
sections. although some complaints OF
rust are reported from portions or New
Jersey. Maryland. Tennessee MISSOURI
and Kansas. Threshing Is In progress
with satisfactory results In the south AZ
laniic and East Gulf States.
The condition OF the crop In Washing
ton and Oregon continues most favorable
and I'm California there Will be Deter
yield than expected. Spring wheat mas
made a rapid growth. and IT'S condition
Is most promising throughout the sprins
wheat region In Minnesota IL Is nearing
the heading stage.
Reports concerning oats are generally
favorable. although some complaints o,
rust are received from New Jersey ana
Missouri. while TOO rank growth mas been
made in portions of Iowa and Nebraska.
The absence OF rain over the central
ard eastern portions OF tho cotton belt
has been favorably felt in the cultivation
CT the cotton. and the crop fs generally
clean. except in portions OF Arkansas and
Central Texas, where the recent heavy
rains have favored the rapid growth. OF
grass. The plant Is generally small, but
Is healthy and making steady growth.
Tobacco Is doing well In the CarolinaS
and planting has progressed under fav-
orsble conditions In Virginia. Pennsyl-
vania and New England Rain is needed
for transplanting In the States OF the
Ohio Valley, where but slow progress
has but yet been made. except In Ken
lucky, in which state IL Is nearly COM
plotted. Cutting has begun In Florida.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-08
NEWSPAPER MEN MUST GO.
Blanco Says They are a Hindrance TO
Military Operations.

The New York Heralds Havana cor
respondent telegraphs his paper the fol-
lowing:
HAVANA. CUBA. June 5.-Captain-
General Blanco has issued decree, IN
which he says:
Having an opportunity OF learning or
the great hindrance to the regular de-
yelopment OF operations by the presence
An the country OF foreign correspondents,
and by virtue OF the extraordinary FAC
mites with which / am invested, II Is or
dered that no foreign journalist snail De
allowed here. or TO pass through the INES
EVERY foreigner seized in the charac-
ter of correspondent shall be considered
as a spy and Judged as such according
to the military code"
The British journalists Robinson ana
Whigman were released yesterday nav
ing been ordered TO leave the country
They will leave on Tuesday next Tor ia
maica on the talbot -
On leaving the Cabapas fortress 'ne
journalists called at the palace ana sa"
Secretary Congesto, whom they thdhh1u
for having seen that they were 'lea'eu
well IL.
In tho Insular Parliament during live
~ debate Yesterday Romero Rubio re-
nrescntatiye of the conservative MINOR
itv. attacked autonomy.
senior Dolz. I'm the name OF the govern
ment. defended the new regime In a
brilliant speech. The audience applaud
ed him enthusiastically.
The government has resolved 70 aliow
the admission. free OF customs dutles'
of provisions and cattle brought by ma
tional or foreign ships. which VIII De al
lowed 10 land them at any port what
ever and charge for them any price they
may wish.
The volunteers parade on every FESTIVE
day passing before General Blanco WIN
their music, Hundreds OF men nave re-
Gently joined the volunteers. Inc pat
talIons are we'll trained and ready to take
the field with more than twenty thou
sand men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-08
SOLD LIQUOR TO SOLDIERS.
Two Men Arrested in North Carolina
for that Offence.

RALEIGH. n. c.. June Especial
The CITY School Board met yesterday
afternoon. and as predicted elected Prof.
" p. Moses as superintendent of the
city schools.
Two men have been tried for selling
rouor out at the camp OF the Second Reg
iment and default of 500 bail have been
sent TO jail. --r,t
on sunday night Virginia troops pass
ed through here on their way 10 Jack
sonpllle.
All the troops will soon be vaccinated.
There is more discipline at the camp
than has been. and the boys are kept
more in camp.
The Governor has ordered the following
special terms OF court Sampson county,
trial OF civil causes only June Hth-Judge
Adams presiding. Pasquotank county
July 1fth-Judge Timberlake presiding;
FOR civil cases. Ashe county for crimi-
nal cases, June 2Dih-Judge Cable TO pre-
side.
The directors OF the Carolsigh Phos-
phate mills met here yesterday. and de-
clared a per cent. dividend.
J. c. l.. Harris upon his return from
Washington. brought much important
military news. Among the items was the
fact that ex-Judge Spies Whitaker would
be appointed brlgsdier-generai Judge
Whitaker has already been rendered tho
Lieutenant coloneloy OF the immunes' but
he promptly declined. Mr.. Harris says
the colored battalion would be formed
into a regiment Of ten companies.
All applications for military appoint
ments are being sent 10 Washington and
not TO the Governor. II IS said that Gov
ernor Russell will in Che future % moth
ing towards raising troops.
The Army Post Committee say they
have about raised the $4,000 necessary TO
secure the post 10 Raleigh
There have been no companies organ
lied a vet 10 take the place OF the state
Guard companies. which have volunteer
ed -,
Shoes for the Second Regiment Will
reach here tomorrow. Il is said. There
can but be the harshest criticism for the
negligence Of the government In equip
ing the North Carolina troops. Ihey
have as yet had no pay.
At Jacksonville Julian 5. Carr, OF Dur
ham paid the First Regiment Tor theH
services up 10 date. Iie VIII De re-iih-
bursed by the government
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-08
HAVING A GOOD TIME,
The Soldier Boys Very Well Pleased
With jacksonville.

In n private letter received from d
member of the Second Regiment the
writer says: we reached mere Iluay
noon after n run of twenty-siX hours
Our camp IS located IN high grass uh-
der nine trees. All kinds OF snakes are
here in profusion-rattlers ana black
snakes predominating. We killed one
here last night with twelve ratteS anu
measuring eight feet. -.
.'The bovs All seem happy and bright.
except one or two. / would not object.
but | am so far from old Virginia. l am
stuck ON camp life.
.Eu route here We picked up ono pig.
one goat. one cat. one chicken, an ALL
gator and a snake. We have quite
menagerie.
There are now about 1000 boys In camp
and we have quite a lively time. Ihey
say we leave for Cuba as soon as our
outfits are given us, and am awful glad
of IL. The water is sulphur and warm.
We are not allowed 20 drink fee water
and whiskey is prohibited I'm camp, 50
the doctor preScribes beer three times
each day. though some of the boys have
been known to take more than three
glasses.
''rhe Virginia boys are the boys IN
the South. The ZOuaves. the Lynchburg
company. Is the crack company OF tho
camp, and they deserve 1t, for the boys
are quiet. gentlemanly and sober.
THE western troops are well-deyeloped.
big fellows, but We can march around
them every day They are heavy. and
the Southern boys are much lighter. but
when II comes TO the manual Of arms
we can hold our own with any OF them.
There are Frenchmen, Germans, Italians,
English. Irish, Scotch, Russians, He
brews. Greeks. Chinese, and that unccr-
tain nationality known as Hobos
here"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-08
THE GREATEST our

FOR thu cure OF rheumatism. neuralg!a.
backache, headche, sideache. swelling
or construction OF tho muscles and pain
in the limbs or Joints. Dixie Nerve and
Bone LlnImen; IL the Best on Earth"
Dear Sirs: About month ago. having
arranged TO go on a hunting trip, found
myself unable 10 raise my arm. having
an attack Of rheumatism. i went into
your store and asked II you could heir
me out, as / did not want to be disap-
pointed. You sold me a bottle OF your
Dixie Nerve and Bone Linimsnt,"
which used freely. rubbing vigorously
with II that night. and waa most aeFoe-
bly, surprised when getting UP the next
morning to find the rheumatism en-
tirely cured and my arm perfectly we'll
I am glad 10 say I have had no return
Of rheumatism since.
I told the above TO friend suftezln1
the same way. and he tried your ''Dix'
Nerve and Bono Liniment' ana wae -
speediIy cured. Very truly.
=. THoMraoN nnoWX
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-08
WEEKLY CROP BULLETIN.
Generally Favorable Tor
Good Yield of All Crops.

WASHINGTON. June THE summary
Of the weekly crop bulletin or the
Weather Bureau. issued to-day. says:
The favorable weather conditions OF the
previous week have continued IN the
States OF the central valleys and on the
middle Atlantic coast. while In the East
Gulf and South Atlantic gates ana
Southwest Texas drought has become
more pronounced.
The temperature conditions TO the east
ward Of the Rocky Mountains have neen
generally favorable, but In the ROCK
Mountain region and over the greater
part OF the Pacific coast IT has been 700
cool with freezing weather and frosts IN
portions of Idaho. Nevada and Eastern
Oregon.
Corn planting Is now practically COM
pleted in the more norther,y sections, ana
the crop has received its last cultivation
In the southern States. where II is sur
fering from drought.
In the principal corn States or the
central valleys the week has been espe-
cially favorable for growth and cultiva..
ton and the crop Is generally clean ana
in good condition. In Nebraska ana por-
lions OF Northern Missouri. however. cut.
tivation has been DELAYED by. rains. and
in North Dakota 1t Is backward ana
needs sunshine.
Winter wheat harves. has ssen COM
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-08
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. June 7.-FLOUR-Weak
and lower TO SELL winter patents, S1.150
G.1J.
RYE FLOUR-Duli and weak at $40
ass.
CORNMEAL-Quiet
RYE-Weak: No. ,. $3.50.
BARLEY-Weak; feeding, BIC; barley
malt duh.
WHEAT-Spot easy; No. . red, 10
Options opened weak and declined under
foreign selling and heavy cables. rallied
on covering. but finally yielded 60 further
bear operations; closed lM2iAc net lower;
No. red. January, TSd1Sl9c.; July closed
at 92&c. September closed az 70iAc.; De-
cember closed az T7'sc.
CORN-Spot market steady; No .. 31'sc.
Options opened easy with wheat. and,
after a rally on liberal clearances and
covering. eased of again closing A0izc.
net lower; July closed at 36tsc. Septem-
Der closed at BIC; December closed at
3711c.
OATS-Spot quiet: No. 2. 3Ollc. OPP
tions dull and easy under liquidation.
closed nc net lower: July closed at Doc.
BEEF-Quiet; beef hams, $50. 50d2S.
CUT MEATS-Dull.
LARD-Easy western steamed, $500;
july IS 20 nominal. Refined easy.
PORK-Easy: mess. si07 5Qli.
pTTTER-Firn; western creamery. 1914
9fec. 40. factory. 10111D12lxc.: Elgins
1sc initiation creamery, 12d1<c.; State
cHEEsE- Quiet; large waItA ssscs1so.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-08
Lnrre Mil Property Sold.

COLUMBUS, GA. June THE property
OF the Eagle and Phoenix Manufacturing
Company. valued at three million dollars
was SOLD to-day by Commissioners Muir
ply.
The plant was first sold for $4,000. AZ
ter the sale, four parcels OF other prop
erty. real estate and water lots were Of
fered. All were bought by the commit
tee representing first mortgage bondbold-
ers. Messrs Joel Hurt. L. Romare. Geo.
II. Harrison, Joseph King, Henry BUST
and John G.. Ruge
In the reorganization. c. Gunby, pres
ident OF the Third National Bank OF this
city, and co-receiver Of the mills will be
elected general manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-08
THE OLD INDIAN HERB MEDICINE NAN
Tho greatest Healer OF the Sick on Earth
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r. Eutaw Street, Baltimore, Maryland. the greatest
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following diseases or no charge. No one need fear
Heart disease Consumptionf Blood, Kidney, Bladder.
Structure Rectal Vertigo, Throat. Lung, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion Constip alton, rheumatism, In any form,
Pains and Aches OF any kind, CaArrh Of the stomach
kidney Bladder stomach or con plants OF any kind.
Cold Sore Throat Bronchial troubles Sores, Skin dis
eases all Itching sensations, all Female complaints,
LaGrippe or Pneumonia. Ulcers, Csrbuncles. boils,
DernAc or sunkan parts, Pimpes on face and
body Diabetes Of the kidneys or brghs disease OF the
kidncys.
cure any disease, no matter Of wha, nature have
cured restored them 10 he beat % health
where tho most seiencsd rspoiea skl failed TO even
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charged me with the ts crpe OF Looking at MAJ
tongue, which they GAiIsd W be . medical e4smi
nation without diploma, ssd ihsd to leave the State
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Thousands Of the most isfps9IAl people 20 back me In
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