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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-09-30
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A sOcalled company has claimed the
aurferOus ground on the beach at Cape
Nome and caused the arrest Of many nj
ners.
Few Of the present residents ct Cape
Nome and vicinity viii winter there, or
ing to the excessive cost OF timber Cor
buildings and fuel.
On account Of trouble over the grant
ing Of licenses to various variety theateFs
Spokane as confronted with the pros
pect OF q Close" town.
Recent storms in India have caused i'm.
mense destruction Of property and great
loss Of life in the southern provinces
The attorney for Capt Carter, U. s Z
c., recently tried and convicted by court
martial for malfeasance. has applied for
a reheaTing in the case.
A new volcano is reported from the
South sea, the third this year.
All the arnor plate saved from the
wreck Of the Maine was landed in New
York yesterday, and will be used in the
construction Of the new battleship OF
that name.
Secretary Root will ride . Kentucky
thoroughbred in Washington, the animal
being one Of a carload purchased for the
cavalry service.
The Venezuelan revolution Il progTes-
ing with all the speed to be expected in
such a case.
New York capitalists are endeavoEine
to secure adoption by this government Of
certain railroad concessions granted BY
Spain in Puerto Rico, which would mean
the completion of that islands railway
system.
The Middletown tConnl High school
authorities have prohibited the playing oi
football by students Of the institution.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-09-30

Auburn, Sept. GA heAd-end collision
between a New York Central passenger
train and freight train occurred about
half mile west Of this city, and as a re.
suit three people are dead, two fatally in.
iured and four seriously injured.
The responsibility for the accident is
not yet determined. The freight train.
several hours late, was making fast time.
and when the two came in sight the speed
was 80 great that a stop could not be
made.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-09-30

San Francisco, Sept. 27.-At q meeting
of the striking bOilermakers a motion
that men Of all shops that work on all
transports-Whether government or char
tered-stay out until the eight-hOur day.
guaranteed by law on government work,
is granted them on all transport work,
was unanimously carried. A motion that
this action be final was also carried.
By this action the union men working
are called out, as well as the men of the
Eureka Iron Works, who are working on
the Centennial and were granted their de.
mands by the contractors.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-09-30
Tive MIuIIoa VIaIter..

New York. sept. 2a.-B~ginning today
there will DC real cTush in the New
York hotels Practically all Of them were
dlled 10 their utmost capacity several
nights ago, but thousands Of persons who
engaged quarters weeks and months ago
1ill arrive in the city to claim them.
Other thousands were accommodated last
night With the understanding they should
scck other quarters today.
Governors, captains OF vessels in Dew.
cys fleet. members Of the cabinet and olii-
,ris high in the navy will arrive in the
city. Quarters for all Of the city's guests
have been provided. but all others who
conc 10 seek rooms In the hotels viii BE-
turned away.
Many OF the leading hotels, while turn
ing away strangers, have been reseTv.
ing a considerable number Of rooms for
their regular patSns in case any should
appear at the eleventh hour to seek &C
cOmmodationA Before nightfall, however,
everything worth having will he taken,
and visitors must turn TO the boarding
houses.
Estimates Of the number Of visitors al.
ready here range from 6OOOOO to 1000
90. Most Of the railroads agree that un.
lcsa weather conditions are most unfavcr.
able. there will be 2.OOOy0OO visit = here
on Friday and Saturday. The greatest in.
ward movement is expected.On Thursday
night.
All the roads have been running about
two. thirds Of their capacity for the last
week. Railroad men themselves express
astonishment at the great advance move.
ment toward New York. Low rates dc
not 70 into effect until Thursday, 20 Their
Involvement has not brought the thou
sands who have come 90 far in advance
Of the reception ceremonies II shows, too
the railroad men say, that the visitors who
are now coming to New York have plen
" Of money to spend.
Officials Of the Metropolitan system said
that traffic figures turned In indicated
that already there were probably l,0O0,0OC
visitors in the city. President Nreeland
aid there would be double the number OF
/, Friday and Saturday.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-09-30
M.I.rnh-rr.r cemInE Homo.

Tacoma. Sept. e5.-Mail adviCcs from
Manila state that Major J. J. weisen.
heuFT. commanding the First battalion 81
the First Washington regiment. who was
nominated by General OTIS 10 he liCutcn'
ant colonel in the regular army, and ap.
pointed by President Mckinley and
thought by his family and friends 10 have
entered nPoa the discharge Of his duties,
has refused his commission, and is now
on hoard the transport Pennsylvania with
his regiment homewaTd bound.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-09-30
stage Mela IN ana ROBBED.

Boise, Idaho. Sept. 25,--News Ia.
reached this city that the stage running
between West FAN, Ore, and Ontario, was
held up at point 20 miles from Ontario
There were three robbers in sight, but
the driver believes there were more hid
near by. The robbers took the mail sackI
from the stage and riaed them, though
the letters for the most part were re
placed. The registered mail pouch va,
taken away by the robbers.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-09-30
ScNere Punirh,nent.

Belgrade, Servia, Sept. 25.-The court
has rendered Judgment in the case Of the
prisoners who have been on trial for some
time past, charged with the attempted a..
sassinatiOn of former King Milan 81
Servia, July 8, when he was shot at by
the Bosnian named KneEevic
KneRevic and Pasitch, leaders of the
conspiracy, we've sentenced 10 death; 10
Others were condemned to % years i'm
prisonment, one to nine years and seven
to five years Six were acquitted.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-09-30

London, sept 2as--The decision Of the
volksraad Of the Orange Free state TO join
with the Transysal in the event Of hostil'
iliea, although fully expcCted. Is the lead.
ing news today and win naturally stitfen
the Boers' independent attitude. The
RAIDS resolution has made the brotherhood
10 atm. between the TRnsvaal and Orange
Free state Of which hitherto there was
only strong probability, an absolute Ger
tainiy and the Bitish win have to face
the situation.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-09-30
Great sua<ri.u On Maekea.ie IRAN.

Victoria, B. C, Sept 27.-News
reached here by the Cottage City that q
relief expedition has been sent By the
mounted police to the Mackenzie river
trail. where great suffering il said 70 pre-
vail The last arrival from the MackeA-
Eie was an Australian named EdwardsoB,
who. after losing his supplies. was week
without food.
A prospecting expedition which return,
ed to Dawson recently. after 10 weeks o.
the upper Klondike, ROrcnpine and Stgw
art rivers. report that although cOloEs an
found, there n no gOld on any Of ii.
creeks Of the district.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-09-30
nn.arra. rrr,.h b. ,A. L.na.lla..

Calcutta, sept s7.--Ne rain has fallen
since last reports in the vicinity OF Oar.
Icling. In the lower HimalAyas, where on
sunday night great damage was wrought
and many people were killed by earth.
quakes and landslides.
During the night several hndslides oc'
CURED. The phool BasAar was complete
IL overwhelmed and 300 persons lost their
livrA AT Tamsongbusiee 81 bodies have
been recovered and Il l. believed that %
Others persisted. Al Darjeling 100 fatal
ities occurred.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-09-30

The Twenty-elghth volunteer infan.
try at Camp Meade, Pa. will break
camp and the trunk lines have orders
to rush the regiment across the cOntin-
ent 70 San Francisco where the troops
will board transports for Manila.
At mass meeting Of Bohemian resi-
dents Of Chicago they denounce those
responsible for using a circular In
wnIcn II was stated that Bohemians are
In the custom OF forming secret clubs
for the purpose Of inducing suicides.
Two factory buildings, 133 70 I33
south Jefferson street. Chicago. were al
most totally destroyed by ere, causing
total loss OF more than $3.50, 200, GOV.
cred by insurance. The principal los.
ers are NJ Heating Sons, $4,000; A.
s. Klein & Co, $4,000.
The directors Of the Western Turf
Association have decided TO construct
a sixfurlong straightaway track II
Tanforn park. which It is proposed to
make the fastest three-quarter In the
.Torid. II will be made wide enough tc
permit the starting OF twenty horses
In accordance with the rites OF the
Russian Orthodox church, Miss Julia
Dent Grant. daughter Of Brigadier Cen
efal and Mrs. Frederick Grant and
granddaughter OF General U. 8. Grant
and Prince Cantacuzene. Count Spran
znki OF Russia, were married at New
port, r. l.. recently.
AT a meeting Of a committee repres
enting the largest six railway systems
in The country. in Chicago. II was de
cided to recommend TO general meet
ing Of officials Of all roads west Of Chi
cago. to be held in St Louis. Octobe,
10th. an entire oblitiOn Of all passes
and all forms Of free transportation
The only exception 70 the radical action
Is employees travelling on business 70,
their respective companies.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-09-30
A Little Reve,utIeu.

Buenos Ayres. Sept s7.-A revolution
broke out at Catamarca against the Local
government of that province The govern,
ment re-es,ahlished' order after a fight
during which seven were killed and Il
were wounded. The senate has approved
the conversion scheme by the govern
ment.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-09-30
noek DrIIIIns centes1.

Denver Sept. 2D.--neven teams werS
entered for the dcnble'haRd rock drilling
contest which began here yesterday. Sly
81 them drillcd today and Mc0ilvray and
Carbtieau Of Victor broke the record, drill
IN Is SIS inches In Gunnison granite IL
IL minutes.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-09-30

wellesville. O, Sept. sS.-while making
preparations 10 shoot" the Rayl vel On
the Ridinger farm the wen overlooked
and the oil ignited frcm The Gre under
the boiler causing a terrible explosion.
Two men were killed outright ana tAses
otAers injured. two Il l. Thought fatally,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-09-30

Manila, Sept. as.--The United States
cruiser Charleston, the monitor Monterey,
the panboat Concord and the supply ship
Iaaro. attacked 0laneaPo on Sublg bay.
The warships after briskly bombaniing
olangapo landed $50 sailors, who de.
sioyed the insurgents position. One
American was wounded.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-09-30
smallpox az rre.laIo.

San Francisco, Sept. 2n.--Another case
Of smallpox has developed among the sol
dicrs at the PresldiO, Wayne Larrabee Of
Company ID, South Dakota volunteers. Is
the afflicted man and will be removed TO
the camp Of detention where there are now
Ave cases Of the disease. There are also
Ave men similarly afflicted on Angel lsl
and.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-09-30
strannlea win willow wi,Ae..

Chicago, Sept GA special from Dor.
chester, Neb., sayss
Winding willow withes around her
neck until she strangled herself, Mrs.
Steinheiser ended her life at her home,
two miles east of town. III health was
the cause Of her suicide. A neighbor
found her dead, with her hands clutchlng
the ends Of the boughs which she employ.
ed TO commit suicide.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-09-30

Fred W. upham. president OF the Chi.
cago board OF review, is the leader OF
tho campaign against tar dodgers in
Chicago, lie IL n nephew Of Governor
UphRm OF Wisconsin. and has been In
the windy city only ave years.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-09-30
caSal var Nes. ID Par.Ae.

New York, Sept eS-veterans Of the
civil war viii pArticipats in the land pa
rade in hoaor Of Dewey, despite Tie Do
eisiOn Of the officials of the G. A. r. not
10 order out diiIercnt POstA TIE ooaied-
crate Veterans. who also decided 10 not
parade, are now arranging 10 have q rep
resentation Of their organization 10 the
parade.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-09-30
M.vveIs.ss speed on wheels,

Philadelphia, Sept as.-Ths SO.mils
paced race between Harry Fixes. middle
distance champlonl Burma Pierce, Frank
Waller and Archie McEachern Of Canada,
was won by Elkes In l,2l,sl 3-b. Every
record from Eve 10 so miles was broken.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-09-30

The iH'asE~hIs 'ss~hsIY snsssarhoi sAd
ssfftass'ari Tbs io~ n II rasso .A i.sguha Dc
ltat IN sh~ ls~a inss II lSganA DE- Hsy
Ns's'-' qnrHiiy daPsAiH LsE-rn nanani ,nsling
'i's sui'ss'ss Nsphsish. lahsird ta = ga
tsfrnsv ai,h lhs sistsrn, As hs va. psa
srvsissg aP ihs main siIu~s 81 the ,saa
~t'h squad be- va, fvs~tssi siiA a ~
- f'O'n haitsa ErH~h, The rafty rr
treated Ia IhstS hoai ahisf co.rr II the
buildings ani 'txAinsd shsit srs-~l. Thr
NsPntdsH ,hsu es'a'has,ls5 the irrnrh los
h"''s, SutnPlsssiy destroying H.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-09-30

The excitement In the Paloass eoun-
try over the smallpox scare II dying
out
The six ribbon trust Vim have sso.-
ooo.ooe capital.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-09-30
silver Service Aboard.

The tug carried, besides the mail, the
Manila medals Tor the officers and creN,
and the silver seTEice for the officers pre-
srR;~l by the state Of Washington, and
the Dewey shield for the bAltleship, pre-
seHicd by the city OF Olympia. Admiral
SamPson. upon receiving tie news of
ronipkinsVille, detailed his chief Of stall,
Captain Chadwick Of the cruiser New
loIk, to So down TO Sandy Hook, meet
llcNey aud cohicr with him as TO what
plan. he had in view on account OF has
unexpected arrival before the day set EoI
has reception.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-09-30
FALL CAMPAIGN HIS OPENED
MARTHUR AND WHEELER IN IT
The Hir.i Mesemsat saee~ssfaI--Ne
Urea, ADVANTAGE saisea, However
-ptIipiaes AsaIa H~ssrtins 90
conference.-the 60 Have New
AFms,

Manila, sept. -. General Macarthur
enteIed fotae after hall an hour lighting.
Ihs enemy ned nOrthasId. Mhsn the
An1eTieans entered the toSn they found
il practically deserted.
Ihe attacking party moved ON PorAe in
tao columns. Inc Ninth infantry, with
mo guns iron santa Rita, Nas command.
ri By usneral whe~lei, and the Thirty.
sixth infantry, under Colonel Bell, Milh
One gun, accompanied neas,sl Mas. Arthur
iro'a San Ahtotaio. 10th columns struck
the toAn Al o'eloek and opened brisk
nle. Shieh MAS repii.si 10 by the enemy
l1f half an hour. Iaeh the Insurgents Del
aad the Americans marched over their
steaehrs aud took POSSESSION ol the place.
just heiofe the eight Smiths command
AT Angeles made Demonstration by flrins
arfiiisfy nP the railroad track
i1seumb, in command VI the Ninth. ne.
ported ons rassally and Xii srpaTtsd four
'nsR 81 bis Tsgia~ai wonndsd
Iosisy's movement uAs salatsginaI sue.
ss.s and resulted In the I,lssrssiaa 81 PJrae
aad clearing Of several milss ii the ssoan
lfy thefeaboai.
IsS insntgsnts are estimated to have
huInh~fod 01 tnrA. Ten aead Filipino.
~efs found and captain aud ooaitai..afy
u MAsesTnos command ssFs taken psi.
OnrEs.
The An~Tiesa ls~s ass hgs killed. bat
shsfe MsIw naahy PF'.sgSaIi0nA flom hsaI
EnslishHiFn trsn the ihsnlgeal ne. q.
put ths Ieb~i. at hsnl.sn 10 have zoo,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-09-30
rae Ad~IraI's saIste.

Today for the irst time in many yeAs
an admlFal's salute waG fired in New York
bay. Font Hancock S4luted with u guns
Shen the Olympia passed coming in.
When the Olympia reaches the upper
hay Dessy viii find that the quarantine
station vail b. de~asted With 1900 red,
a bite and blue eiec,Tic lights. on the
terrace are lrtiers, nine fect high, spell
ing ~Weioome Home"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-09-30
DEWEY 1t HOME ONCE MORE
TWO DAYS AHEAD OF TINE
New York Taken ny surprise Heavy
Mist ON the ses-sSne Doubted 20 Was
hs-Anehersd on sandy hoOk-Thsy
Had Pleasant voyage.

New York, Sept. 26.--Mnch to tbs sur.
prise Of everyone in the city, the Olympia
with Admiral Dewey on board, arrived Of
SANDY Hook light ship at 5:55 this morn.
ing. The Olympia sailed from Gibraltar
September 10.
There was heavy mist Al sea and al
first the marine observers we're inclined "a
think the vessel sighted might be the Chi.
eAgo, Rear Admiral Hoaison's flagship
hardly believing Dewey would anive tao
days ahead Of lime, The doubt MAS soou
cleared away, however. and as the passing
vessels recognized the flagship from Ma,
niia bay there was continuous Lloa ing
Of whistles la salute.
Que of the first large vessels TO sight the
Olympia was the passenger steamer sandy
Hook OF the Sandy HOOK line. which left
Atlantic Highlands shortly after Z O'Clock
for her New York dock. just as che got
aeIl under way, war vessel was seen
through the fog and passengers and crew.
headed by sandy Hooks captain, gather.
ed Al the rail 10 read the newcomer
name. To get near enough 10 do this III.
SANDY Hook changed her course aud head
ed directly for the Olympia, blowing b.,
whistle in salute as che did 20. A. sooE
~ the name Mas made out the sand,
Hook Passengers ehserei with all theii
might aud in a few moments an answer
ing cheer came over the water from tn,
@arshaPs sailors, many Of whom wer'
gathered on dack.
The flagship came up the lower bay ana
an''hored inside sandy Hook. A. soon a,
the anchor MAS dropped an orderly Ma
s-ai ashore With dispatches from the al
mural aud other ofil,eIs lie said the shiI
had pleasant irip across the Atlantis
and all on board acre Neii and glad 10 b,
home again
The admirAlS early arrival was q mat
lea Of great eoncsTn TO the city suIhori-
ties. Sho are arranging ior NeH YORK Z
official WeIeonas
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-31

trap fishing Stationary traps can hardly
ever oe placed where they Will catch the
most nsh because OF the depth OF water
near the shore or the rocky bottom
There are numerous shallow channels
where hundreds OF thousands Of salmon
are seen 10 pass over every year. but the
strong current and the rocky bottom rem
ders the irapuau helpless. The man who
could anchor Il floating trap over one OF
these places and hold il there would have
a fortune TAre. different experiments
are out among the islands with small
traps ~ this variety. s.sa-piess. OF Fair
haven. has one anchored near Doe bay
on orcas island. IL has a pot and heart
between Two scows and HI. leads branch
0ff on either side. widening out to per
haps =. feet. IL Is an ingenious attempt
80 solve a big problem filed with difficult
ties. and looks as If IL might lead to sue
cess ultimately. Mr.. Sharpiess doesn't
expect TO overcome all the obstacles at
hrst, but hopes TO do So by the end nj
ne season. or perhaps during next. He
Just got his experiment in place yes,4r-
day. so that It's merits are unknown and
VIII be TIL another run. Sam Mayhew
has another device In another place OF a
somewhat similar nature and IL is said
there IL another farther south II any
OF these can be made successful the flu
ture OF trap fishing vii. be revolution
ICED.
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New Corporations Formed.

OLYMPIA. July 50 The following artt-
chs % Incorporation have been flied with
the state secretary during the past week:
Great Republic Gold Mining Company
Seattle 81 fsDtsn
Gaze CIV Lumber Company. Port An
geies Esea
MARY Booue Consolidated Mining Com
pauy. spokane s55"a
Famaus Kettle River Cold Mining Com
parry. Spokane. - go
FauSttra Mjulrg and Investment Com
pany. Tacoma. sle}.f.,a
WrtKht-{irCrnberg Company. spokane
saat"o
Heft2a,.-Jav Could Mining Company,
F-s1s weak x'S.nse
FelsE Tent and Awning Company. Scat
tie see
Spokane Valley Irrigation Company. Spo-
ksne S.3fsa
F9ve Brothers copper Mining Company.
Tacoma. xio9 fs.4
S,raits F'.zfing ant Canning Company.
New Whatcorn. s2sA.s
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WONDERFUL POWER.
Pacific
Other sHis Speciai-
andN OF

~ presume y0u have many certificates q
cares effecteie''
'Multituaes OF them Did consider II
necessary could publish nusnherless
cases OF wrecked man and womaahood
completely restored 20 health and enjoy
treatment.
Il treat nervous diseases % every kind
and name-rup;ures, scaln and skin dis
eases. hemorroics. flsiula, blood diseases u
every decription. diseases Of the sunGA
throat and chest, stomach. liver and spleen.
diseases OF women. and private Diseases.
All want is a fair trial TO convince the
most skepiical"
The cut at she head OF this article IL an
excellent portrait OF the noted specialist.
He il afYaale and cultured gentleman.
of commanding presence. and Immediately
inpresses one with his eandor and Won
derfui healing gifts.
In order to eorrohorate some Of tho
above matter the Globe man called on q
leading and highly reputable Pacific ave-
nue. drug firm. where the doctors pre-
scripIions are filled. In response 10 the
general query concerning his standing and
tho extent of his practice. etc. a member
Of the firm said. I'VE have known DIR.
Powell Reeves quite a while and believe
him 10 he an honorable. skilled physician.
who would not stoop 10 an iaegstsmate ACT
In his profession, Judging from the num-
Der OF prescriptions we MI for him. his
practice must be larger than any other
physician or specialist In the city There's
another point in his favor. showing integri-
~ and fair dealing with his patients, We
are not percentage druggists. He receives
no discount from ua and his patients get
just what their prescriptions cali for:
whereas the doctor might realize hand
some sum by dealing with a percentage
firm. even though his patients did have 10
suffer for IL In "A less effective or more
deadly dose OF cheaper medicine. This Inn
portant fact may account III IA great meaa-
ure for the healing virtue OF his treatment.
"A thorough diagnosis OF diseases.
coupled with eminent skili in handling
them. and the administration OF pure med
doctors successful forte We regard him
n conscientious. meritGrious physician.
Merit will tel! In the long run, and we are
glad 10 see him rising, pnoenix-iske from
unjust persecution and 6stracism, by rea-
son Of the foolish, 10 the high plane OF
eminent. lucrative and deserved success"
During the reporters visit to the Doctors
sanctnm b. WAS invited to witness siif-
ficult surgical operation in varicoccle
ease of long standing. In which the pa
tient handled In tho most skiiful and
scientific manner. and with hut little pain.
The doctor. after tlie operation, guaranteed
on his part In from one TO two weeks. and
cited eases IN the city in which he nad
performed absolute cures In far more ag-
graeated cases. which were investigated
and found 10 be as statsd.-Erom the Ia
coma Morning Globe.