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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-06

Die @u1er un6 Der 8olititer - btefe beiz
ben chamber 10 penig bernanbten Sc
f9DpFe paren es, pelhe fi3 in Der De:gangez
men Wo3t, aus i6rem Sommerf4luf erz
na9t, febr uertli4 in ben @Orbergruno
brdngten, tpie benin ia gepObnli6, trOb Der
g~eringen @ertpunbtidaft, bein 8eginn Der
DIFFERENTIATION Der pplititer pieber Iebenbig
gu perben pfIegt. Bon ben beiben grpBen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-06

8urteten finb es bpr Muem bic 9emotraz
ten Die 1i9 f9on nit aIer Mo3t in bic
>tation fir bic i'm ndbften Sabre bebOrs
ite6enbe prGifbentenpobl f~tiir3en, unO un5
ter ben 9emotraten finb es nteoerum bic
Nn6dnger 8rpan'S uno Der CHI
cagoer StI6erfretprdgungS : PGat<
m tpeI9e, BON Der 4nii9t ausgebenb,
boB Tte ni4t frii6 genug Die 2Grmtrpmmrl
f9ldgen t0nnen, bur9 groBe @erfammlunz
gen uno Ngitotionsreben bic Nufnertfom
felt auf ii9 aie6en. Go tagten benin netstz
0inq8 bic 9il6erbolbe Des Sftens unter ben
@ufpicien Der Seen England 8tme=
taIltc 2ed9ue i'm Crescent part gu
9rDbibence, sc. s., u10 na9men 8e<
f4Giiie an, Die itA fir Sreiiil6er unb gegsn
Militdrismus erflGren uno bic Wlebernp=
minatipn bon Mnr. 81. 8rpat berlangen,
nd6renb in Der Cooper Union in 9}ep Oorf
bic r@9icagD Platfprm<0emD
fraten" Der fammelt tparen, Heben bpn
So6n g. Nlt9elb bon Sninots, Sames Sarz
bin BON 8entufD unb s. 2enb BON S5iO
Iuui4ten unb 8ef4liFe foBten, tpOrin Die
G6icagoer Platform bon 1896 inbof1irt.
@n. s. 8rpan alS observation-disclosures
bat i'm Sabre 1900 bringenb empfo6Ien, Der
9rieg uuf ben P6tIipptnen unb bus @9tiez
BEN BON 8iin6nifen nit fremben &ei9en
perbammt tper0en II. I. m.
@uBerbcm mar in leBter Wo6e bas ppliz
tif9eSntere1e auf ben bemotrattf8e en-
StaatScpnpent in 3anesDtlle,
., geri9tet, in nel9em Die domination BON
SoAn R. Mc2ean gum 8~ouDernsurs=
cdnoibuten fOpie Der Ra4ite6enben fir bic
iibrigen Stautsdmter e~rfoIgte: @icez@ouz
berneur, u. 90. Patrid BON Nep 86tlubelz
p6ia; Sberri9ter, 9epitt s. 8aoqer bon
Mabtfpn; @eneralanpaIt, S. SO. Sore BON
Seneca; @1bitor, @eD. %. Sigafoos BON
9urtien; S4abneiiter, Sames S. @orman
bon 2aprence; W}itglteb Der 8e60rbe fir 1fz
fentlihe Nr6eiten - Slet9er .. Malin BON
Safe. Die BON Dem GonDent ungenomm.z
men 8ef9Iiife beftdtigen e6enfaus bic oanae
G4icugoer Platform bpn 1896 nit Der 1G
gu 1 Sil6erprGgung5zPGant unb fpri6t fi@
fir Bm. S. 8rDan's ganbibatur, qeqsn
SmPerialismus, @rpanItOn, austparttge
8inbniie, Sruits II. !. IN. aus.
Sn Miffpuri fanb in rebter Mo6s
cine @on8reBRa9l itatt, inbem i'm u6z
ten 8e3lrt on Stele beS beritorbenen Nutipz
nalobgeorOneten 8i9arb g. 8lun6 Der De-
motrat 9orfep @. @bodGefprb err
tpdblt tpurbe, unb i'm 6. 8e8trt BON Nez
brustd iteaten bic Gspublifaner Gi6ter
Nto1es y. 8tntaib gum Ganbibaten ouf,
our 5ulung Der @atan3, bic bur6 ben i'm
bort9en Winter erf olgten Sob bes Notipnolz
nb%geOroneten Wm. 8. Greene entftanbsn
mar.
Der prdfoent uno ole peteranen.
Sbgle'4 Prditoent Mcainleb na8 einem
fur3en 8efu3 in @aft 2iberppol, g., ND Ell
1900. EA12
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-06
Gr fommt NIT Ger 2luferlation
gum Doriaein.
Die ,,Silber= nn0 Bruan"- Demo=
ktaten eifri9 at 0er Arbeit.
5ohn r. MrGean BannertrGger DER
Demokraten pon Obto.
TtGftOent Mt&inIep auf Dem Gncamp=
ment in 8bilaOelpbia.
21a6ri6ten aus Oem 96tfippiHet Mn0
aus Gu61.

Reimfebr pom 5rcipilieen. - Oeutf9er Gag
in indianapolis. -6elbes 5iebes in Hey
tDef uno uep Orleans. - u~noIidsf61e
uro ;feuersbriirfte.-lus DER Derbre4er=
Gbronif. - Qaerlei Neues aus Dem 5ns
Idno.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-06
beimfehr BON Krieeern.


6eirnfebr BON Krie9ern.
BIN 0onnerftug ipurben in Gar Srarz
cisco Die BON Manila angefommenen 1888
Sffi8iere uno Manni 6often Der Sba4pz,
Nprt9 9utotaz rno Wtomtng<
Ssnfuntertez &egtmenter dusge<
T6ifft unb mur16irten bann I'M triumph
bur6 bic @traBen. sic baben iii Der NGbe
elm Eager be3ogen, in benz fie bleiben, Bis
fe ursgemuitert tperOen. Die @ouOerne1re
Der betreFfenben @tuuten ritten an Der
@pibe Der reIp. GeBinrenter, nm tie lpdter
an f6 borbeimari9iren gu IdTen. Die
Sruppen tparen nit 2or6eertrdn3en Gez
I6niidt unD in benz 2auf i6ter @eipe6re
Itedten 8lumenitrGuBe.
Sn 9mabu, Nebr., tpurbe am Mittmo9
benz bon Mantla 3uriidgets9Gten /. q e.
&egtment Elm 9ldn5en0er
GmpFang bereitet.
Don oen philippinen.
General Otis bot in Der IeBten Mp6e
einige 9iinitt9e 8ert9te u6er Die
Sperationen feiner Nrmee auf ben p6ilip>
pinen an bas &riegsbepurtement heri9tet.
Mm 81. Nuguft %5ertDrte Sfertleltnant
8Drne Mrgogula, cine fefe @telung Der
Ge6elen, nobel 81 ber Qebtcrer setDrtet
unb cine groBe Nn3u6G b~ertpunoet tpnrbe.
9tes lift i~nToFern cine 6emertenspert6e
Shot, oGs bic @tabt nur oon elmer einz
aigen @eite, unb spar bur9 einfn fe6r fteil
in bic SD6e geben6e Neg, errei4bar 1T.
Die @tGrte Der 8ebeGen belief fi4 auF 400
Mdnn.
Die %Snfnr9enten BADEN am Sonnta9
Morgen einen erfoIgloien 8erIuG gema6t,
Oberf Smiths Sruppen mtttels 4rtiGerie
aus NngeleS 5n bertreiben. Set Monoten
mar bies bas erte Mul, baB be 5ilipinos
MrtiQerie o~ngepanot baden. sic fatten
spei &rupp'f9e &unonen BPM Por1c ge=
bra6t unb bel Sagesan6ru4 a9t Sbrapz
neu8 ouf bic @tabt abge4oifen. Nur Elm
puar berfel6en erplOOirte, un0 ba bic
6e1erperfer ni9t gu i4ieBen DeritanOen, 10
purbe nrr tpenig S9aben angeriGtet.
2eutnant 6anleb's &anonen bonn 1. Or
tinerieregiment purben fofOrt in 26dtigfeit
qeIebt unb Der Seinb baIo aus feincr SteIz
lung Dertrteben.
General SUN 0 n, tpel4er ii3
tiirsli9 in Manila elmer Operation ltnter@
sieben muBte, iebt uber gu Teinem &eeiment
suriidgefe6rt 1T, erfldrt in elmer Inter
rebung, DaB bic SnIurgenten It4 ME gut
niGiq ergeben tpiirben unO DaB i6re Be-
apingung burb Maffengepalt bas ein3ige
Mitte[ fei. Gr bentt, Dab Die amertfaniIAe
Mrmee CROP 9enug lei, I'm bic Pbilippiner
in feline 8an0en 3t 5eriplittern, bic i3lieB@
li6 ben &F aufgeben miiBter. Oa es
ben eSSnTurgenten an &aoalerie feble, trpbz
benz oas 2anb fi9 fir bic Ope-atiunen bic
fer Sr%uppengattung portreffli@ ei5ne, 10
piirbe cine 8erme6rung Der &eiterei feitens
Der Nmerifaner BON eroBem Iuben fein.
Sn elmer am Montdg ubgehal:enen &a<
binetsftBung tit benn al& bei4lofen tporz
ben, feline unterbanblungen nit Nguinalo0
me6r on5%utniipFen, fOrbern Die Pbilippts
n~enfrage bur9 bas S4tpert sur @ntIdei@
bung au bringen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-06
Der prdiioent uno ole Deteroner.

0b9le;4 grdiiOent Mcain1sp na6 einem
fur3en 8eiu4 in Gut 2iberpuoG, D., ND er
Dor ie9s Sa9ren als 9ouperneur por S6io
feinen Wo9ltamPf fir einsn 3peitem Sermin
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-06
Uer9eltuu9,
preuBiihe S~anota9smitelieoer
weroen 9emabre9elt.
3wei Minitter iBres Uortefenile's
entD0bfn.
Der Dreyfns- proze nahert ltb (et-
nem Gm0G.
Ser fran5Oiiide Senat als nbober &C.
ridtsbof" einbcrnfen.
pie rette Srieoens6ofm,tng fit Die
Sitoafrigan. 2sepm6CtR.

milhelm gu oen ero6en manopern in
Stra6bure.-Die Stimmune in S0hmen.
DeweY in Gibraltar. = Oas ru6ifhe
Kaiferpaar in Kopenba9en .--Gbtna nno
Japan. 2llerlei Weltereienide.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-17
]. NEWTON HATHAWAY.
December and May.
DIR. hathaway ~ Co.
% Southern Bank Building,
Bryan street, east Savannah, Ga

A Lament
Fred d. Peer in the Jacksonville Times
Union and Citizen.
Don't wed an old man, Arlina,
And tie your bright youth to his age;
His fifty or sixty past winters
VIII darken your lies summer page.
AT best there's enough married sorrow,
The world teens with its tremulous song,
But 10 wed an old heart that's been riddled
Is indeed a lamentable wrong
Even when youth may be equal.
Position and fortune the same
With vices commenced in ones pathway,
Far better, child, keep your own name.
Favor rather pain honest man,
One humble in life's busy round,
Faithful and earnest, frank and sincere.
For such never "cumber the ground"
Better to be an old maid that false buga-
boo.
A paradise to some who have wed,
For many of earth's best women
To the altar have never been led
What God thinks of wealth" said Dean
Swift,
In most cases win readily show,
BY looking at men who possess il,
And seeing how little they know"
You can read the past life of this man,
His face is the index OF sin
Which his gold can but part ally cover.
Telling plainly just where he has been.
With him last evening, by chance,
You were seen walking, m sorry to say,
Not far from The Home of the Aged"
Or at least, AItina, that way.
To me how suggestive is this.
My lips perhaps needn't have told,
That Home" is a fitting place for him,
And just what it wants is his gold.
Pray let me in earnest imp.ore you,
I'm only your aunt. il is true,
But my heart has learned wisdom in low
ing,
And all its best love is for you.
/ mean no intrusion Arlna,
on one I've so fondly caressed.
But how can ! see youthful feeling
so chilled upon winters cold breast!
You are fairest of flowers, Arlina,
Gem-crowned with the dew of the dawn,
But flowers so tender and blooming
win wiiher when night draweth on.
Your mother. my pet. were she living,
j know would protest amid tears,
TO see her sweet daughter of twenty
Tied up TO his sixty-odd years.
No. no, pray consider my child,
And these thoughts you must carefully
weigh.
Earth would not have songbirds and bios
SONS
If December should follow sweet May.
-~-@-~-
A Guarantee.-'What about the dura-
bility OF this suit?' asked the prospective
purchaser.
"Durabilityr cried the dealer. ''Ny I
guarantee you dol goat till she wears
oudtg'-P Philadelphia North American.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-17
LETTERS ON COTTON.

New York, Oct 16-Hubbard Bros &
Co.'S cotton letter says Foreign advices
showed the affect of the small response
of the American markets on Saturday to
the better tone abroad and closed some two
points lower. A quieter tone was also
shown here on the belief that Southern
markets would become decidedly easier,
and cause liquidation. The belief has
been the basis for a rather weaker mar
ket We have had all day in face of the
light receipts and the prediction of frost
in Northern and Western Texas Our To-
cal traders have been looking for a liqui-
dation for some time past and think the
weakness of to-day will lead to lower
prices as it would encourage the spinners
to pursue a waiting policy. The January
delivery has been relatively stronger on
the covering for European account, as the
cotton in Liverpool is sold to Manchester.
Our stock of cotton will be reduced some
1900 bales by the fire in the Brooklyn
warehouse. Liverpool was free seller on
the close, anticipating weaker markets in
the South as result of the decline there
and here to-day.
New York, Oct. 16-Murphy & Co.'S
cotton letter says: Liverpool was I'M
changed on spots; sales 1900. Futures
were to lower On this news our mar
ket opened TO lower. with more pressure
on the far positions owing to selling for
European account. After the call. the loss
was quickly recovered on small receipts
but after the local demand had been filled
the market was tame and again receded
Speculation has not been active to-day
and al time the market had tired outlook
Washington predicted frost tonight for
Texas and Indian Territory. Ii slimulat-
ed prices but trife and only for a short
while. Holders of spot cotton in the
interior are easier 10 deal with than for
some little time past
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-17
ROSIN UP AFTER THE CLOSE.
REPORTED SOME GRADES WENT At
; CENTS ABOVE quotations.

The OGicinI Markets UNCHANGED,
Though There We're Fairly Good
rransactions-Spirit Firm AT so 4
Cents. and Chances Favorable for
ImproNement-LOcaI and TeIc-
graphic Markets.
Savannah, Oct l6.-Uuchauged quota
tons was the order of the day in the
local markets. Cotton closed quiet and
unchanged. with fairy good sails ON the
basis of quotations Spirits turpentine clos
ed firm az 50la cents Saturdays c,osing
price. and there were evidences of consid-
cradle strength at this figure. Bids below
quotations were MOI accepted, and late in
the day, buyers seemed willing to pay the
price.
While rosin was quoted firm and I'M
changed, it was stated that after the close
there was considerable business do ng. and
a prices above quotations. 1t was stated
sales of water white, window glass. and
grades Nj ana n We're made on a basis Of
5 cents above quotations. Lows also went
at cents above quotations. The wholesale
branches were steady and fairly active.
The following resume of The different mar
ke,s will SHOW the lone and quotations at
the close to-day;
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-17
STOCKS AND BONDS.
Vigorous Movement Arrested Re
dictionary Tendency.

New York. Oct. 16.-The stock market
showed firm undertone all day and end
ed with a vigorous upward movement in
progress in a number of prominent stocks,
which arrested a reactionary tendency
and made the closing firm. Net gains
exceed point in only a few cases
The principal activity was in the promi-
nent spec allies. Brooklyn Transit con-
tinued TO attract a large share of atien-
ton. There were renewed efforts TO de-
press the stock, but the support was too
strong and il ended the day al the top
price. above SO. Sugar and Tobacco, the
latter selling ex-dividend, rose at one time
three points cash, but did not save all
their gain.
Great Northern preferred and Pullman
continued their recent show of strength.
the former rising and 5la net Pullman's
extreme rise was 81, and its net gain.
Metropolitan, Consolidated Gas and Third
Avenue were stHong. but the latter lost
all gain Southern Pacific was the leader
Of the lafe rally. after falling to 36, and
was marked up vigorously 10 S75s. ST.
Paul attained a net advance OF a point.
Baltimore & Ohio stocks were both strong
Iondon's active dealings here were very
small, but the firmness of stocks there and
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-17
FOND OF BIBLICAL NAMES.
Ananias. Sapphira, POtiphar, Deiilab
and Cain in One Congregation.

and Cain in One Congregation
From the Chicago Chronicle.
Reading PA clergyman, who has a
large country congregation in southern
Berks, Pa, reports that Cain Kemmerer
aged IS, is now mental wreck. Kemmerer
not only was named Cain, but he gave his
only son that name also. So far as is
known they are the only two people in
East Pennsylvania who are named after
the slayer of his brother Abel. The preach
er was asked whether he knew of any
other odd names of people in the same
region. He replied:
There are two other odd names that al
ways strike me one is Ananias and The
other Sapphira, but the bearers are not
man and wife. We have several Noahs
one Methusel4h, and one Potiphar-Poti-
phar Pilieree, | think. There are two
Zebedees. one Delilah and a number of
other odd biblical names. Not long ago
couple brought a boy 10 me to be chris
tened and they had selected the name of
Judas I kindly objected 10 this and told
them the history of the betrayer of our
Lord. Evidently they did not know TINS
They were charcoal burners from the
backwoods / told them not TO give their
bow such name to carry with him for
all the remainder of his days They final
IN agreed to call him Joseph, after his
father, and ! was glad to so on with the
ceremony.
'',Fhe people christened Cain were simply
the victims of fancy. The parents took a
liking to the name. and without any re-
card to The historical connection fastened
the name on their offspring. The same is
true of the other names. Cain kemmerer
named his son Cain deliberately. lie said
il was short sharp and to the point, and
sounded well with Kemmerer so he used
il on his boy. The old man is German
and being a rough mountaineer he stopped
me on the highway a few Sundays before
the annual communion and got my prom
Use not to skip or pass him by If he came
10 the communion able. required the cd
man publicly to make his professions and
confessions of his religious belief, and in
addition the old man knelt and repeated
sixteen verses Of German hymns. with the
statement of the fact that his name cain
did not indicate any disrespect for the
Bible People" continued the preacher
care so used to those names that they
don't give them a thought 1t Is oniy the
stranger that is struck with the Oddly
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-17
FLOR


The Plant System will establish head
quarters at Sanford for its mechanical.
Industrial and agricultural enterprises.
one of the large stores in the Pico block,
On Railroad Way, will be taken for this
purpose. Mr. John II. Stephens, CONNER
'al agent viii have charge of this de
artment.
kilograms have been received announc-
ms the marriage of Miss Mae Finley to
Nj Edward Hayman, Oct. TO- at San
joan. Porto Rico. The bride is the ac-
romPdshed daughter of Hon and Mrs
A. Finley and granddaughter of Gen.
j. j Finley of Lake City. Mr.. Hayman
Aods a responsible position in the govern
Ihenl employ at San Juan.
hili was filed yesterday TO enjoin Tam
pa from collecting the license occupation
l@Nes. The bill was presented by Mac
farlano < Shackleford, attorneys in tire
tast and viii be argued before Judge
wan lne bill takes about the same
EIoondS as were taken in the Jacksonville
vase except the claims for unconstitu-
Uooallty are stronger. In the Jacksonville
vase lhe legislature had delegated this
power hut i'm the Tampa case the charter
''tH uot show that such power was
'''t delegated to the city of Tampa.
laS' week the case of several citizens
n'ooGhl before Judge Harrison at
tampa for preliminary hearing on the
1 I I. OF shooting game out of season.
80 Harrison bound the persons over
"'' Criminal Court. A day or two ago,
oul OF mis- mouse, on Eighth
q ''fal avenues, a large covey of quail
a OF 'sFE marched down the street in front
q ''s very door They went deliberately
& ~ ""hout molestation. Judge Harrison ;
n ..!uS say that this was evidently a COM
80 Oh Bob Whites sent TO express
e ''e'auon Of Judge Harrison's ruling.
mas been generally understood that
Il WV batteries of the Second Artillery were
w stationed at ST. Francis Barracks,
81 ~ ~. Augustine, but recently il seems
n w., "' plans Of the war department have
zen changed. According to present ar
0".ehlS II appears that but one bat
a .' vi lhe Second will be stationed at
51,at posl together with the regimental
b 1''art'rs and the band. The fact that
e headquarters of the regiment win be
n The - AZ 81 Augustine is what pleases
-, ,upie' Tor the military band has been
ea missed since the First Artillery
Fl Io, moved to Sullivans Island, nearly
w" }etrs ago.
" 'raham of lodge county, Georgia,
barlow and has caused j w. Smith
D, illested for receiving and conceal
Fl oi NJ goods. Ben Smith, a grandson
n Inn Graham, stole about $3.50 from
oI 81 %lle nursing him through a spell
81 10 R,rtnae5s last August, took The money
M 5e 81 w" ana gave II to ]. w. Smith, to
" Sn,tto MN as he directed. When j.
srer assHJh was arrested he turned over to
mue H4's $545. claiming that was the
wu1t, taaioee he had. Smith is in the
The a., waiting further Developments
'''ed States steam yacht Wapila,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-17
FAILING orr IN COTTON.
Market Closed Barely steady With
Prices 6 10 II Points OG.


New York, Der. l6.-There was a marked
falling off in speculative interest in pro-
fess.onal cotton circles as well as among
outside investors to-day. The market
needed Only weak cables to send prices
downward on the can and TO keep longs
in nervous state throughout the session
But while sentiment was mOmeniarflY
bearish the market kept all its bullish
ieatut es, such as light receipts hrm South
ern markets. strong cloth markets and
contrasting crop estimates. The movement
from the ports 20 Europe reached an I'M
usual tieuie to-day, over 61.OOO bales being
cleared. Total receipts were %, 900 bales
less than on the same day last year On
the opening prices went OFF 2a5 points and
after slight rally on covering troSe helV-
ily. The late marker showed hesitation on
both SIDES, with the disposition about equal
TO even up rather than to extend commit
ments. OF the business done for outside
account switching was a feature, the near
months being exchanged for the late
spring and summer positions, Wall street
displayed a waiting policy. ON the down
ward movement a number of stop orders
were reached. The market closed barely
STEADY with prices 10 II points net lower.
New York, Oct. 16 noon.-Coton futures
opened steady at the decline; October
6.Sc; November. 6.S6C; December sale
January 6.97c; February, 7OOc; March
IO3c; April, 7.05c; May 707c June and
July. 7.OSc; August 7O7c.
p. motion futures closed barely
steady; October 6.sSc; November. 6.SSc;
December 6.SSc; January, 6.92c February
6.9Sc; March, 6.95c April, 6.97c: May and
June. 7.00c; July and August 702c
New Orleans, Oct. I1-Cotton futures
barely steady; October 6 52c bid; Novem-
Der 6.5Sa6. soc; December. 6.57G65 Sc; Jan
uary, 6.62G6 63c; February, s 66d6 67c
March, 6.69a6 zoe; April. 6.73d6. 7lc; May
6 76a6.7Sc; June. 679a6S1c; July, 6.S3Q
& SIC
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-17

body Is an oman nook and who under
stands every phase of weakness a'ii uiS
ease and to whom the proper 'leatHie"'
for cure is as simple as the addlhg OIL
For over 20 years Dr. j.
THE LEADING NEWTON Hal hA-
SPECIALIST. WAY has been 'he
leading specialist of
this country His practice has been lor
years larger than that of all other spec
ialsts combined His cures of all sorts OF
diseased conditions have been the mafVel
of the medical profession and the people
generally. His fame has spread into every
town and every hamlet. Those afllcteu
with all manner of diseases nave sought
his services in order that they might De
made whole by the administering OF his
wonderful system of treatment. Wrecks
of humanity have come to him for consul
tation and medicines, who a few months
later have returned TO him in most V1gor-
Gus health to give him their thanks.
DR.. Hathaway treats
ALL DISEASES all diseases, those pecu-
CURED. liar TO men and those pc
culiar 10 women. as well
as Catarrh, rheumatism, Kidney Com
plants, Eczema, and all forms of inger-
ing and chronic disorders.
DR.. Hathaway's sue
VARICOCELE and cess in the treatment
STRUCTURE. of Varicocele and
Structure without the
aid of knife or cautery Is phenomenal Inc
patient is treated by this method at his
own Nome without pain or loss OF time
from business. This is positively the only
treatment which cures without an opera
tion. DR.. Hathaway calls the particular
attention of sufferers from Varicocele and
Structure to pages q, %, %, so and 81 of
his new book which VIII be sent free ON
application.
Every case taken by
EVERY CASE DIR. Hathaway is spec
SPECIALLY tally treated according
TREATED. to its nature, all under
his general personal su-
pervision and all remedies used by him are
prepared from the purest and best drugs
in his own laboratories under his personal
oversight and all from special prescrip-
tions of his own.
DIR. Hathaway makes no charge
LOW for consultation or advice, either
FEES. at his Office or by main and when
a case is taken the one low fee
covers all cost of medicines and profess
eional services.
J. NEWTON HATHAWAY.
DIR. Hathaway ~ Co.
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