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Quotations of Active Bonds.
Reported by Boody, Mcclellan 4 Co.,
Bankers and Brokers. 5, Broadway, New
York, and 81 Orange Street, New Haven
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Total ........ so, 142, 165 90
State of Connecticut,
County of New Haven. IS:
/, Robert I. Couch, Cashier of the above
named bank do solemnly swear that the
above statement Is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief
ROBERT l. COUCH, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn. to before me this
9th day of February, 1890.
sAML. LLOYD, Notary Public
Correct--Attest:
WILBUR f. DAY,
LOUIS II. BRISTOL,
II. HAYES TROWBRIDGE,
flo 1t Directors.
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Following are the closing prices reported
by Prince & Whitley. Bankers and Brokers,
81 Broadway, New York. and IL Center st.
New Haven. Bid Asked
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REPORT of the Condition of THE FIRST
NATIONAL BANK of New Haven, at
New Haven, in the State of Connecticut,
at the close of business, February 4th.
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Now York Cotton Exchange.
Reported over private wire by III. c. Fried
man & Co.. bankers and brokers' 10 Wall
Street, N. Y, and 1853 Chapel Street New
Haven. N. A. Tanner, Manager of Local
Branch.
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REPORT of the Condition of THE YALE
NATIONAL BANK at New Haven, In the
State of Connecticut, at the close of bu-
siness February 4th, 1899:
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REPORT Of the Condition OF THE Ma
TIONAL TRADESAlEN'S BANK at New
Haven, In the State of Connecticut. at
the close Of business February 4th, 1899:
RESDIfHf'ES
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REPORT of the Condition Of THE SECOND
NATIONAL BANK OF NEW HAVEN, at
New Haven, in the State of Connecticut,
at the close of business February 4th,
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EXPENSES OF THE GENERAL
ASSEMBLY.

There have been six sessions of the
general assembly since the adoption of
biennial sessions in 1887, the detailed
expenses of which are shown in the ia
BILE in the appendix. The following sum-
mary shows the length and expenses of
these sessions.
SUMMARY OF EXPENSES OF THE
GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
1856 to 1897 Inclusive.
Session Length of
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OPENING, Highest. Lowest Quotations
On the New York Stock Exchange, reported
by Prince & Whitley, Brokers, 10 Center
street, New Haven.
Ona Iirrl.I
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STABBED IN THE EYE.
A Misehievous German Boy Mains
 Little Avery Dyer for Life.

Fritz Winkler, little german boy I3 years of age, who is employed as coachman by Mir. Joe Altheimer, was arrested this morning by Deputy Constable Frank Stewart upon a charge of maiming and his bond fix ed at $200 A few minutes afterwards he was released, Messrs. Joe Alt heimer and Felix Rosenberg signing his bond.
 Sunday afternoon Avery Dyer, the 12-year-old son of Officer c. H. Dyer was passing Mir. Altheimer's resi- dence on Lakeside, W here young Winkler resides, and Winkler, who is very mischievous little fellow, threw some rocks at the Dyer boy. The latter was carrying some deli cacias, and a rcck thrown by Wink Ter struck the waiter and knocked them out of Dyer's hands. Dyer made request that Winkler cease his throwing but he did not heed the warning. The Dyer boy ran to get a brick to defend himself when Winkler with knife in hand ran upon him and stabbed Dyer in the face. Some of the eye-withesses say Winkler threw the knife.
 The blade entered Dyer's eye splitting the ball half in two and cutting his cheek. When the knife was iarked iron. the head it tore the eye-ball completely from the sock t
 The Dyer boy edintense pain A local oeulist removed the lacerat- ed rall this morning.
 The affair is much to be regretted and we extend our sympathy to MT. and Mrs Dyer in their great misfor- tune.
 WinkIer has a very Lad reputation as a gmischieyous and spiteful hoA and is always fighting. He should be sent to some children's home and severely treated until he overcomps his presel f ways,
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A FLOATER FOUND
Supposed to Be the Body of Vii
 Wi Hams, the Escape.

Word reached this city this after noe that q f1oater had been found at Bells ferry six miles northwest Of this city on the Arkansas river.
 Our informant said the body was that of a negro man, age about 20 years, and which was supposed to be that of Will Williams, the negro who escaped from Capt. Bob Adams convict farm last Friday morning.
 The body is probably that of Will Hams, who at the time of his esca pc Was serving out 8 term for petit lar ceny, and who was chased to the river bank by Guard Sep Cleveland. After reaching the river bank Mir. Cleveland lost all trace of the negro and returned to his duties at the farm.
 T. may be that Williams, knowing l be cers were so close on his trail, jump into the river to escape them q q was drowned.
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M. LABORI SHOT IN THE BACK THIS MORN ING WHILE EN ROUTE
 TO THE EYCEE.
DREYFUS' CHIEF COUNSEL
The Would-be Assassin Exclaims "Thank God, Have Killed
 Dreyfus."
Special to the Graphic.

Special to the Graphic
 LITTLE ROCK, Aug. IA A special from Rennes, France, to the Demo- crat says: Maitre Labori, chief counsel for Capt. Alfred Dreyfus, was shot Tn the back at 6:30 o'clock this morning while en route to the Lycee, where Dreyfus trial is being held and where, this morning, he (Labori) was to confront Gen. Mer- cier. an ex French officer.
 The would-be assassin did the work with a revolver and turned and fed
 Several workmen attempted to intercept him but he warningly fourished his revolver, continued his flight to the woods and made good his escape. There is no clue to the guilty party.
 The man when he fired the shot exclaimed, ''Thank God, l have kiIl- ed Dreyfus.
 Labori is, at this writing q o'clock p. m.) suffering intense agony and is not expected to recover.
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MT. Jack Bradley, until recently of Pine Bluff, who has been engaged ID newspaper work in that city, hn, become identified with the Trihune as business manager Mr. Bradley is a very promising young man, anu will doubtless take with all classes in the City of Roses. Little Roct Tribune.
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IN A CRITICAL COs0ITION
c, A. Manaugh, A White Man Over
 come By Heat

This afternoon c. A. Mandugh, q white em ploYe of the t on Belt shops, received a permit rom Fore man Kilroy to have the ment of the company's physician D.. A W. Troupe, as he said he " 4c>
 After receiving the aiF MT. Manaugh proceeded tow hup town to the doctors office. Vi near ed the outside of the Il Belt yards he fell. unable to .red fur ther. It is thought ! over come by the heat.
 Tender hands carrie a t0 q nearby residence and ician was summoned At thi ing he is in critical condirin k not expected to recover. A hap pening occurred in the Bell wards q few days aee oved fatal.
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VISITS REDFlELD SI AND DOES GRE,
 DAMAGE.
CHURCHES BLOWN
Several Cobins and Residenl ried With the Winds
 Deaths Reported,
Special to the Graphic:

W
 REDFIELD, Ark, August l4 4 o'clock Sunday afternoons visited this city and vicinity considerable damage. The wind was preceded by N shower and the sky was dal 'pl threatening. Many of the se inhabitants were frightened lg outlook and hurried to their et
 The wind camel from the norI and continued for fully hall r Rain poured in torrents duriI ss storm and our streets were rivers.
 The Methodist church was eI destroyed but part of it yet in a leaning position and tumble 10 the ground at any ent. The Baptist church is badly damaged and it is thou Ml will have 10 be torn down. 4 cabins and residences wers m N less injured and the damage, the reports from the surrou# country comes in, will indi& considerable financial loss.
 Shade and fruit trees were t and torn out by the roots. were blown away in every did and roofs were carried wit # winds. At the present writia deaths have been reported bud thought some people were inid few mile northwest of thisz where it is reported that the E were more severe, The rain fell here was badly needed, buA not general and only covered d k space,
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Warming Order.

The Bank of Pine Bluff,
 Plaintiff, In the vs. Jefferson Chana F. M. Hudson. Trus., ct al, Court
 Defendants, u. The defendants, Amelia BretzfeldeT, ss Ns heimer Swartz Shoe Co.. Hanauer, oo1p1 Co. the Lane Mills Geo, k. Dittman and Shoe Co., Hamilton Brown SnoSs Rouse, Hempstone & Co.,. H. B Claim .Ss @' Rice. stiX & Co.,, are warned to appea. this court Within thirty days, and enswgp, pl complaint of plaintiff the Bank. of Pine D, , Given under my hand and seal oi court this 24th day of July, 1899. co,
 J. A. LANGFORD. CR C1ei
 WI. GOODWIN ,D'l M. |. ALTHEIMER, solicitor for plainth' w107
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The members of the Pine Bluff Gun Club participate in d practice shoot on their grounds near the water works each morning. They ara 'practicing no" for the annual shoot N hich wia oecur in Little Rock the latter part of the month. It is dol lars to dOugh-nuts that Pine Bluff will be he High Mogul at the shoot and vii carry away the honors O. the uccnsi0u
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Mir. Clayton Smith, one of the Cot ton Belts valued men, accompanied his wife to Huntingdon, Ind, this morning. Mir. Smith will return to his duties Immediately.
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A DEBATE

The debating societ, .de ga township gave deba ssui- day night which was oes it has yet given. Tn. oaut two hundred people I'm question discussed 4ged: That war has been .uc- tive to the human race axi eating drinks" The ii Nas represented by Pies Cu Ruak Rogers, of this city, Sax ter, of Kingsland. nve was looked after bv sp,, Wills Culpepper ana pper After one of the De the people of Talladega ev the judges rendered thei, Il in fayer of the afirmatiy,
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Joe Dukes. the negro boy Saturday walked into the Arkan river and drowned himself, buried Sunday morning. The eral took place from the homeOi father, Wash Dukes, in MechaE vile.
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Mrs 4 F Hing and family will nov to Pine Bluff in few cays. Her | wo sons have good situations there.-baring Cross note in Arkay,- sas Gazette.
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Warning Order.

Henry Luster. co
 Plaintiff, In the ChanceryC yCo., TO' vs. or Jefferson " Minnie Luster. Arkansas !
 Defendant. .od
 The defendant. Minnie Luster is waLn's Als 4 appear in this court within thirty aaltal ltlam answer the complaint of plaintiff n'1 Luster. .,a Given under my hand and the seal sea ,Voa S5 said court this 24th day of July, A. U. sosp s9ys v 107 o'''
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Miss Bessie Biuthenthal has re- turned from a pleasant visit to rela- tives q Little Rack.
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MORE CONNECTS
Brought to Pine Bluff Sunday to
 Work on P. B. & W. By.

Sunday morning 61 more State convicts were brought to Pine Bluff and jCined the 155 others who are now at work on the Pine Bluff & Western road. Twenty-one of the former numoer came from the State convict farm at Wabbaseka and the remaining fort came from the State camp at England, Ark.
 They were in charge of Guard D. W. Durham, of England. Mir. Dur ham said ten of the forty prisoners brought from Englaud were serving 21 year sentences for murder and several among 1be numper were from Jefferson couuJV The terms of the respective prison ITS" said Mir Durham rau4s from one year to life sen nteucts and there are several da. 2erou, and desperate men m my care
 There are eou 2l6 state conYlc worklnk on h. P s tiff & Vest ern road
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Mir. Horace R9ane has recoVe from g brief but severe illness.
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PIPKIN-Mrs. Ii. NJ. Fipbin l9 years, died at her home in j. son township Sunday night. had been ill only a short while typhoid fever. A husband of months is left to mourn her de The remains were inferred in Ri cemetery.
 Four weeks ago the decea sister, Mrs. Charles Brlsentinedi typhoid fever, and two weeks lowing Mir. Brisentine died ol same disease.
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DIED.

HELL UMS-Tha infant chi Mir. aud Mrs Jules Hellums di their home at Grady Sunday noon. The mains will be br, to this city this afternoon inferred here Tuesday. We e our sympathy to the Der parents,
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-08-16

We notice in tae l.3uts pape.s mat Mss Biaac9 tn. inner m hi@ city, who is resl 7 n $. Louis during tne sun N elabara el* enteraipin2 her Miss Heunle Blu <. Als,i of Rl fae socla1 eoiumn If me k, it,i,ic states that
 iss Blum wp ,ipred pinA fea nu eshaA et 3".
 Lillian Lewis, re-s, lied al her summer hume dos- schusrtts Saturday. She " fav ,rte with Plne Bluft thea :. .-rs and had several persou.d ais n. re. .S1e was ruya lA en sr IL. whenever she visited inc Ruff.
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MAYS-The infant child of Mr. Mrs. T. F. Mays died in this Sunday morning and was bura this city this morning. To bereayed parents we extend sympathy and condolence.
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Financial CablegraIn.

New York, Dec. 13-The Commercial
Advertisers London financial cablegram
says: There was general fatness in the
markets here to-day, caused by free Iiqui-
dation due to the news OF General Meth
uen's setback and dear money. Consols
fell 9-16 to 101 9-16,
Americans opened firm on the expecta-
ton Of fresh rise after the recent shake
out, but selling followed receipts of the
Transvaal news and the market remained
feyerish to the close, when it was slightly
above the worst. A fresh RELAPSE occur
red on the street. A weak feature was
Louisville & Nashville. Chesapeake &,
Ohio was exceptionally strong.
Paris markets We're firm. Spanish As
were 655s; Tintos, a43A0D441a: Anacondas
s7ssqIB; Utahs, Sc; Bostons, s&; Ayi-
nos. Elk.
The bank bought e25OOO in French coin
Yesterdays rumor that the Bank of
France had agreed to lend England a.
considerable sum of gold was contra
dicted, but the pressure of wool dealers
it is expected, may cause a release of
French gold for Argentina.
The bank. somewhat UNEXPECTEDLY. did
a smaller business in bills to-day than
yesterday.
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Articles
Receipts. Shi
Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago, Dec. 13.-Cattle-Choice steady,
medium 1011oc lower; COW market steady
TO slow Gamers firm. Fancy Christmas
beeves. $7.250lS.50; good to choice, S.. 4Oa7;
poor to medium, a.25Gi5 30: mixed stock
ers $3d3.S0; selected feeders, s4.25Gl4 70
good to choice cows, $3.75d4.75; heifers,
$3.50@6.l0 10; Gamers, $263; bulls, 81. 5OGl4 40;
calves, $4G7.75; fed Texas beeves, 81. 4Od
5.35; grass steers. So 5O@4.25; Western
range beeves, s414.75
Hogs-Fairly active; averaged 2isc
higher; fair clearance. Mixed and butch
ers sS.90a4.124 good to choice heavy,
3s5a4.1O rough heavy, 50. s5@s 80; light,
$3.9oa4.071s; bulk Of sales, $494.O5
Sheep-Active and 1O@15c higher. Ma
tive wethers. a@4.75; lambs, s4dl4 II;
Western wethers, s4.2594.6O; Western
lambs, g.. 10ai5 Go.
Receipts-Cattle. 10000; hogs, $4,000;
sheep, 1900.
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Proposals for Supplies.
Office of State Furnishing Board, Helene

Office of State Furnishing Board, Helena,
Mont Nov. 25. 1899.
In accordance with the provisions OF
section 7O4 of the Political Code. this
board will receive sealed proposals up to
u o clock noon, on the 18th day of De-
Cember, 1899 for furnishing supplies and
printing for state boards and officers for
the fiscal year 1900.
All proposals must be sealed and d.
rected to T. s. Hogan, secretary of the
board and be accompanied by a BOND
with at least two sureties in a sum not
less than twice the amount of the value
of the articles to be supplied payable to
the state, conditioned that if the bidder
receives the contract he will deliver the
supplies for which he has contracted I'M
board may prescribe. and for the faith
full performance of the contract.
Samples of forms of printing and mate
rails to be furnished will be found at the
office of the secretary of the board; also
blank forms for bids.
CLASS ONE.
Printing of briefs, pamphlets, reports of
state boards and officers and all printing
of a similar nature
CLASS TWO.
Printing of stationery, blanks, etc, for
state boards and officers.
CLASS THREE.
Office supplies for state boards and off,
GERS.
CLASS FOUR.
Publishing quarterly report of state
treasurer and furnishing 100 copies in
pamphlet form.
T. S. HOGAN.
Secretary State Furnishing Board
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Metal Market.

New York. Dec. 12.-There was an alb
rupt halt of the downward movement of
prices on the local exchange to-day and
some recovery was established in tin on
a return of buyers and more reasssuring
news from abroad. The market was
finally in more or less nominal condi-
ton.
Fig iron warrants nominal and lower to
sellers Lake copper dull and nominal
at 6.550l7c. Tin firmer for spot and easy
for futures: 25.25M25. soc. Spelter dull at
t.6o14. zoe. Lead steady at 4.65Gt4.75. The
i'rm that fixes the selling price for miners
and smelters quotes lead at 4,45c at the
close. Bar silver, 591sc.
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FOR RENT--FURNISHED ROOMS. 119
S. Montana St. Butte.
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OTHER MARKETS,
Omaha Live Stock.

Omaha, Dec. 13.-Cattle-Receipts. 5000.
Market steady. Native beef steers, 81 3O6
60: Western steers, SG4.75 Texas steers,
50. 1544.25; cows and heifers, SO. 2564. 40;
Gamers, s2.25@3: stockers and feeders,
sS.6O@4.75; calves, s3.50Q6.75; bulls and
stays, 50. 6004
Hogs-Receipts. $780, Market steady.
Heavy, $3.aoas.971A; mixed, s3.95@3. 9711a
light, $3.971a@4. 0211A: bulk of sales, 1895.
Sheep-Receipts, $500. Market steady.
Fair to choice Westerns, s4@4.3O; com
mon and stock sheep. s3.65a3.95; lambs
$4G5.35.
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THE WORLDS MARKETS
Daily Record of Commercial and
Financial Transactions.
NEW YORK STOCK REPORT
Digest of Exchange News-Mining Stocks
Metal Quotations-Wool Prices and
Movements - Grain and Pro-
duce-Review of Trade.

New York, Dec. 1S.-The market yielded
N Decentralization during tho latter mart
OF To-Day anu stoehs were thrown over
wholesale on the down grade. Prices
went below the low point of Monday all
aiou'u anu siie .iiioi me- eto'eu III q iisi'iS
excited condition. Inc lew falllfs that
were effected were due to hasty taking
.of nrotits Inv N. be,rs which u,sra s,f-
lclentiy attractive on the day TO lhduce
the closing out of short accounts by the
professional operators. who persistently
-, NJ,
ooAu nv Ae' a. 'iie sieet iefe'' ne
market made some headWay against the
depression during the early dealings and
at one time had very largely overcome
the opening losses. which were reflections
from the foreign exchanges.
The weakness abroad was due to the
growing seriousness of the situation of
the British campaign in South Africa.
London was a heavy seller in the New
York market, but it's offerings seemed
pretty well absorbed The grangers rose
notably above last nights level and SUI
gar and Brooklyn Transit also made CON
spicuous progress toward recovery from
the recent depression. But during the
latter part of the day the operators in
stocks shut their eyes to everything but
the gloomy approximations over the flu
ture. The existing condition of the mon
ey market was at no time stringent and
in the late dealings the rate. for call mon
ey ran down to AZ per cent
The announcement of the determination
of the Pennsylvania railroad to distribute
stock par to the extent of 10 per cent of
the capital came as a total surprise, and
under ordinary circumstances 1t would
have been determining factor in rally
ing the market. IT lifted Pennsylvania
points and New York Central 25s points,
and caused a temporary lul in the spasm
of liquidation, but the pause was only
momentary. Equally without effect was
the extra dividend declared on Northern
Pacific common bringing the rate for the
year up to per cent The persistent liaui-
dation in Sugar finally spread throughout
the list.
In the final dealings Sugar went -
points below the highest, Tennessee Coal
1O1a, Continental Tobacco preferred ST.
Great Northern preferred 7. METROPOLITAN
T. American Tobacco. 51b and Lacka-
wanna 6. Although losses in the rail-
roads are not so wide as a rule, the liaui-
dation in them was very heavy. The de-
clines reach over 8 points in ST. Paul
Louisville and a number of the coaIers
and exceed points in an extended list.
The conditions were apparentIv mich
easier in the money market. hut sent,.
ment regarding the outlook was exceed
ingly feyerish and unsettled and the
street was full of contradictory r,lmor.
regarding DEVELOPMENTS. The violent
bump. in sterling exchange rates both
here and at other points made If sum
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New York Mining Stocks.
Money Market,

New York, Dec. 13.Money on call firm
at 3laMS per cent. Last loans, ) per cent.
Ruling rate. per cent Prime mercantile
paper, 51aGt6 per cent. Sterling exchange
strong, with actual business in bankers
bills at 4.s63sd4 .S6la for demand and at
4.s1ssm4. S1a4 for 60 days. Posted rates.
A.S214 .s21a and A.S6d4S61a. Commercial
bills. $4.sOd4. S0l2 Silver certificates, $50
59lac. Mexican dollars. 471sc. Govern
ment bonds strong. state bonds inactive
railroad bonds weak
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Work for Statehood

Chicago. Dec. 13.-Governor NJ. A. Otero
of New Mexico and Solomon Luna. re-
publican national committeeman from the
territory, were at the Great Northern
yesterday en- route to Washington. Both
say an effort will be made to bring about
the admission of New Mexico during the
present session of congress, and both
are hopeful that it will be accomplished,
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ELEG RIG BELTS

Why DR. Tsanuett'S IS So Far Superior to
All Understanding. How the Current
feEoirates Vie systen-AII Other Belts
Bern.
Dr. Pennctts Electric Belt represents
many years Of study and toll. | know
that my Felt cannot fail to cure the OBJ
silrate ana mortifying diseases of men
3hd women. and therefore / unhesltattng-
u guarantee the cure in every case where
/ rechmm nd the treatment of my Belt
Electricity gets way down to the fcunda-
ioE Of a disease and removes the cause
"'rc0% c-r.ng the disease.
WI! tell you that the greater part OF
NY 1t" has been spent in perfecting AN
S,'ctroGa thrnugh which strong current,
d Electricity would penetrate the system
Without t1:;t frshtfuI burning and blister
iN2 caused by the bare metal electrodes
used on 81 other electric bets and electric
appliances. Prominent electricians say I
nave Invented and patented the most in
g"l!ogs device of the century. Phys.-
clans say there can ne only one result
"hen electricity IS applied to the human
system through these clectrodes--ttlat re-
sElG Cure. ] have known for many years
that electricity was the greatest remedial
agent that would ever be known to man
but gust now TO apply the current so that
1t would penetrate puzzled all physicians
ana scientists rs we'll rs myself l have
solved the problem. Through