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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-04
cANDLER's COTTON CROP.
Has Been Damaged somewhat-other
News Notes.

Gambler. Fla. Sept. 5.-Tae pro,rseted
spell OF hot. dry weather has at last been
broken throughout this part Of the state
Fine rains have fallen generally. and the
weather Is much cooler. The hot. dry
weather injured the cotton crop some. but
not to any great extent In this section
the damage will not exceed ten per cent.
Cotton Is opening rapidly ana picking Is
general. The quality OF the stap.e this
season Is excellent.
Smallpox prevails at Hall Bros tur-
peutire SIN. two miles west OF town. but
no uneasiness IS felt. as Il seems there ore
only a few cases of mild type among the
negroes
William Wilson. manager Tor the Wilson
Lumber Co which has purchased
the timber on Heather Island. has re-
moved his family from Silver Springs
here. 20 be near the work. He has a
large force az work cutting the pine and
cypress timber on the island. which is
RATED down the ocklawaha river 90 Pa
latka.
j. Frank Shields. prominent lawyer OF
Chester. Pa. who purchased the Teller
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-04

own energy ana good sense bring pros
rerity to us. all Will share IN that pros
pcrity We viii not ala share alike but
somethlug each one % us will set. -
us strive TO make che conditions OF ife
such that "a nearly as possible. each man
shall receive the share 20 which he is
honesty entitled and no more and Jet
us remember al the same slime that our
efforts must be 20 build W rather than
to strike down. and that We can best help
ourselves not a. the expense Of others.
hut boz heartily working with them Tor The
common good 81 each and al.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-04
THE WEATHER.

Forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday
Georgia: Fair weather Tuesday. ex-
copt probably showers near the Coast
Wednesday far. fresh easterly winds.
Eastern Florida Showers Tuesday
and Wednesday: fresh 20 brisk norm.
easterly winds.
Yesterdays Weather az Savannah
Maximum temperature noon O.. 81 degrees
Minimum temperature a. m. n degrees
Mean temperature .....~........ 70 degrees
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-04
A TEXAS WONDER.


One small bottle Of Hairs Great Dis
cevsry cGros all kidney and BLADDER
troubles. removes gravel cures dlaoe, es'
terminal emissions. weak and lame naee.
rheumatism and al irr gulartties OF tns
kidneys and bladder in both mon ai'u
women. regulates bladder troubles IN el.',
dren. II nol sold hy your drus ISL ~
b. sent my mail on receipt 81 y.
small bottle 81 two months 'Fea. iI-'s
and will c,irr any case above mentioned.
Or T. ". Han. sole manufacturer. T. o.
Box So 81, Louis $40 send for tesu-
moniais sold by an druggists ana 500
mons Co. Savannah. Ca.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-04
ga BRYAN STREET

Orange grove here last spring. is having
The lumber cut to build a shed over his
grove lie VIII spare no expense to make
a success Of orange growing
An e.idemic Of blind staggers has been
prevailing among the horses here lately.
caused II IL supposed. by the intense
heat. A number OF people have lost fine
horses
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-04
Many Deaths From Cholera,

Bombay. Sept 3-Oficiai returns show
that there were $50 deaths from cholera
in the native ana British states during
the week ending Aug. Is. The numbers OF
relief works are decreasing and the num-
creasng.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-04
RECOUNT WAS AGREED TO.
Protest Heard An the sherIn's Race
in Charleston.

Charleston. 5. C.. Sept s.-The County
Democratic Executive Committee met here
to-day ana heard the various protcs. 3
growing out OF the recent primary. The
only one OF any consequence was that Of
Capt. Jarvoy, candidate OF sheriff The
majority received by Capt. Martin on
the face OF the returns. was so small
that recount OF che ballots cast in that
race was asked for. After long and
stormy debate. this was finally agreed 10
Il Is not generally believed that the re-
count will change the result OF che pri-
mary.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-04

Prince Flu what. the second son OF
the King OF Korea. Is again in this com
try. having come for the purpose Of TAX
ing a course az Roanoke college. IN Wiz.
ginia. among the alumni % which are sew
eral Of his countrymen. Prince Eiu spent
several months In Washington three years
ago. as the guest 81 Pom kwang Sob, the
former Korean minister.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-04

guests. and IL "a expected thas the picnic
will De repeated within a comparatively
short time The organization. which gave
%. is made up 81 the enlisted men OF tho
tegular and volunteer army and navy.
iis purposes being social and bcnevolens
in their character
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-04
TRAP SHOOTING TOURNAMENT.
Richmond sportsmen Beat Those OF
Lynchburg.

Lynchburg.
Richmond. Va. Sept. S.-The frst an
nual tournament of the Virginia Trap
Shooting Association. commenced here to-
DAY. The attendance far exceeded expec-
tations. No less than 10 shooters faced the
traps.
team race between five men teams
representing the principal gun clubs I'm
virginia. resulted.
West End Gun Club OF Richmond, III.
Lynchburg Gun Club, ~
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-04

Dr. 2 W HAN. ST. Louis. Mo Dear
sir-Ploase ship me three dozen Han
Great Discovery bv FIRST express. have
sold over one gross ~ gives perfect sat
isfaction and recommend h 20 my
customers. Yours truly
n C GROVES.
Prop. Anti Monopoly DRUG store.
ocala. Fla. Dec e
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-04
LABoR'S DAY OF JUBILATloN.


Kelley undertook 10 raise tho nag u was
20 heavy with water that the hallinrds,
which are rather old. gave way, and Mr
Kelly was compelled to f0rego the at
tempt.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-04

President Louhet Of France Is the hrs'
chief executive OF thar country 10 tax
70 bicycle. He has been lately rom.
one more or less publicly. and seFeta'
Partisan papers have. In consequence
criticised him az undignlned
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-04

He has urdm NOR cases o
has urdrno casesof an o
all
An he has cur
the reason
while shavcbe rec o
ned
he has done 40
Ais on
Unless hrn
his
wIne
OF { G-page book eniue "saniness Health
"A n hours: to to 5and
4 W" - a m m
ga pRv AN STREET
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-04

Forty-one prisoners appeared before the
Recorder yesterday as the result OF the
Saturday and Sunday catch Of the police.
None Of the cases were Of particular inter
est.
At the barracks yesterday there were
only two arrests up 10 midnight
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-04

Deficiency since Jan. 1 .........o.lb mems
River Report--rhe hight Of the saVan'
nah river at Angus a. atSa. m. C75th msr.
idiau time) Yesterday. was 70 feet. faii
Of 0.6 foot during the preceding twenty
four hours.
II. b. Boyer, Local Forecast ofheial
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-04
THE DOCTOR WHO STAYS.

Others Come and Fntl aud FnsE On, but DR.. Hath
Always Practice Has Been Permanently En-
tabIished for 20 Years and Year by Year
Ha. Grown Greater because OF
His Record of Cures
The fact taat Hathaway has been established ths
South longer any other specialist demonstrates
number Of very important things Other specialists
practlced here a few months and for
IA year or two but DR. Hathaway is the only Of all
me number who remained. and his practice has been
continuous for over 20 years
The reasons be plain 90 all;
He has made ~ promises which he could not fulhh
He has fulhed every promise he has made:
He has cured than all other specialists Ia
his field combined.
lie has cured more oases of Loss OF Manly vigor;
~
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-18
BANKER cLEws' LETTER
Seems to Be Afraid Of the Democratic.
success.

+ F.. & as Il
New York. Sept. 10 The $ .ock mar
kethas been singularly Indifferent to
news Of all sorts. favorable or unfav-.
olable ana transactions have bseu on
az exctediogly limited sale.
Az ne motaent tie chidesa situation.
has no effect whsteyer. although. de,
elo pments in that quarter have been
more assuEfae. TIE New Eaeland.
elections and the awin1 disaster In
Texas had equally small in nauerc'.
IN short, prices showed remarkably
firm undertone, but no one is likely to
buy stocks for the rise with any free-
dom until the outcome Of the election
is more certain than now appears.
Business men realize that sound
money 10 again the chief Issue, and
that Imperialism, trusts, etc. are all
Of seeopaafy Importance until this su-
preme question Il permanently settled.
p the facelOf such ! struggle, and re-
menbsriag the feverish suspense o
1896. when the battle first began, 1t il
notsurprisiug that va1u refuse to re-
epond % the many favorable infuencel
outside Of politics.
There is stlll the possibility Of a de-
cline 10 the sound money vote, neeaua,
the perifhow seems more remote an,
many who we're. Influenced to vote il
1896 solely on that issue will imagin,
y safe to Ignore that issue now.
From this eadse and indifference, ii
80, :here is decided danger ofa gail
in tie free silver ranks; and. as tn,
country knows what to expect in sucl
an event, prupencs dictates waiting
policy until the results can be antici.
pated with some degree Of safety.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-18
BRIGHTER NOW
N GALVESTON
.lla Number Of Dead Is
Now Estimated at
4,O7S.
If[R Vi DRUOGHl UVER
Telegraph Communication Has
Been Opened and the PeO
pie Are Rapidly
Returning.
FEAR OF DROUGHT OVER

Galveston, Sept. 1.-THE danger Of
drought has passed. Some streets are
lighted al night. and many streets have
have cleared oi wreckage. Telegraphic
communication with the outside world
has been established. Railroad Off
Gals believe that they will be able to es>
saBlish railroad communication by
Thursday. The track of the Santa Fe
railroad was completedto Virginia Point
last night. The state health officer left
here yesterday TO make his report TO the
governor at Austin, and he estimates
the mortality caused BY the hurricane at
4,O7s.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-18
TO MEET ToNToHT.
ss
HOspeds Diyision VIII Discuss The
"a Macon "Trip

as ~
gorrsd lsision Naval militia
will, ~ tpnight, discuss
Tths ecssd q sIaeohss arrest fair
anduasnssal. *.
.lsat wrisht. oenmsnder n Of
yisiop. Il suxIous for his
Icopsaand n gO, and Tbs members are
satl aasssic oyer Il. But one thing
stands "A the way1-the matter Of uni-
fottaa and this diaieuity q hoped to
bs ogercome By the early arrival Of
The new mastering. suite recently or
dsred by Torpedo division.
o. septembes Macon viii turn
over everything q the military boys.
sayaDnsh's naysl militia are going.
and on Saturday last secured leave
from acting Adjptsnt. General Byrd
tomake the tElp. The Second Georgia
FegimsDt will tsete in force, IS
.gillaiso sbous 9fsderate YET,
Grams. under esmmAssf aogernor
scandler, who VIII oocupya tent WITH
his old brigade in camp.
Eosig&c. W. Deming Of Torpedo
diHaon is lip receipt eta letter from
Mayer Bridges smitt, of Macon, in
boh he says that TORPEDO division
can have the keys to the city, ana all
fun they want. Mayor Smith is
personal friend Of Huugn Demine,
and his letter Il enthusiastically cor
dial in its ioyitstion ID the Torpedo
boys,
The Macon Lodge OF Eks wsut the
corps to participate iu their
fireworks display Of be
battle Of Santiago, ard promise them
4 glorious time II they will come.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-18

WilkesbRFre, Sept 1.-THE largest
producers are still conducting operss
tloW. The Philadelphia, Valley and
Reading and the Lehigh Coal and
NaviEasihn companies aFe stiIf work.
iUg. The Lehigh Valley is tied up in
this district, but most Of its mines
IN The ,Hsaflton disrrios are working.
Esn iasths ssAaslkil regfaa viii not
10 ont senerslIysaud about 90 per
cent are working today
The Wyoming region is practically
tied up to its whole extent, only one,
cOlliery making fuIl time and thst
one in remote region. Not aahoas-
and ont Of the $4,000 are working in
the Wyoming region.
Some effort was made in Pittston by
the PennsylvanIa company q snn
misses, but it was failure.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-18
DRUGGISTS MEET.

Chicago, Sept, IT, The National
Wholesale Druggists Association op,
cDed its annual meeting in this city
today. II will continue Ia session an
I'll Saturday, There is alarge attend
sncs and great deal of important
business is TO be transacted.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-18
BOATS LOST.

Rome. Set 1T-Five boats Of the
9
Italfaa expedition, which started for
Eanassi'sun with provisions and mum
tions Of war, were sunk in Peiho river.
Everything is total loss.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-18
IN GAY PAR1s.

The following postal card was receiy.
ed here yesterday:
Exposition Unisorselle, somme. do
aTour Eiffel, Paris, septembere, 900.
L. c. Bodst, Brunswick, Ga, U. S. A..
HOY are you! am at very top Of tow
er. Can't say I'm enjoying -, but IL il
great. Wish you were with me. SIN
cerelY, HAIRY r. DuEwooDY.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-18

.lIlgBL DEMOCRATS
10 BEGIN WORK
Committee Will
Start TODAY.
NANT A large NDIE
And 1t is SAFE 10 Soy We
Will Get It With a Little
HaS Work.

j. d =
A meeting Of ME democratic exeeu-
i've committee ID called al the city halI
Tor today .. IL o'clock at the cour.
house
ssting will be an Important
one, the organization Of thecommtsa
tee i 70 be effected, ana steps taken to
eet out i fisIr vote II the state and
county election, which Is to he held on
thethird Of next month. Every mem
Der q the committee is asgsntly re-
qses ed 70 be present promptly at IL
O'Clock. The following compose the
committee:
Twenty sixth dis'rict-A. B. wenz,
J. + Lasserq, r. y, Twisly. J, q, Cal
hopn, {, 4 Bras ]. b dn. Bignon,
H g. Mocrary, r. u. Everett, j. I.
Dent.
Twenty afth district Hayward Dud-
ley, W. Q. Taylor.
Twenty seventh dislrict.-G. w.
Ratel n, Joseph Williams.
Ore Thousand tour hundred and
ninety ninth dislrict-Joseph Howe, j.
a, Ward
One thoasand three hundred and
fifty aLzt District william Croton.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-18

The closing of the mines is expected
to reduce the regular coal production
about IS cent
The lose IN wages in this strike will
smoput to about 100000 a mouth.
Tue railroads and coal operators will
suffer TO the extent Of about 100000
month, Il is understood that the
men are prepared for long strike.
The cash balance in the treasury Of
the organization amounts to about
81 100000
The strike leaders have especially
caunonsd against quarrels and viola
tions of the peace and it is thoaght
that there will be repltition of the
tragedy which occurred in the same
district three years ago, when twenty
one minsrs were killed and over fifty
wounded.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-18
CABLE FRoM cHAFPER.

Washington, Sept .17-Chanee ca
that the Rsssian railway to Manchura
should be repaired, and needs fifty storn
nags, and FIVE thousand more small asgs
later required for Chinese houses to
show American protection.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-18
Will SPEAK IN DOUGLAS.

We are pleased to state that Hon.
w. 9. Brantlsy will address the psos
Pile Of Coffee county, at the court
house in Douglas on the frst Nor dry
in October. Mr.. BFsntley is well
known here, and the Announcement
that he will be here is suAicient.--
Douglas Breeze.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-18
WOODWARD WILL PLAY.

Jolly Guy Woodward, who Is as
good ball player as he is comedian,
will play first base tor the Brunswick
team in the game out at the fair grounds
this afternoon.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-18
The BIG STRIKE
0NNEARNEST
One HllGlGd and Fifty
Thousand Coal Miners
Quit Work.
RAILROAD HANDS IN i
Trsinmen Absolutely Refuse to
Handle Nom Union Coal.-The
Situation is Regarded
as Serious.
RAILROAD HANDS IN IT

Hszelton. Pa, Sept. II, The miners
throughout tbs Pennsylvania anthra-
otis region went out on strike in :
body this morning. II is estimated
that over 10000 men have laid down
their tools. The striEe was ordered by
President Mitchell and Secretary Viii,
cor, of the united Mine Workers Of
Anerics.
rha dOoanent which called the
iners rom thsir work was the ofil I.
|, cisl endorsement Of the request of the
snshraoite die<Si0ts to strike. 1t was
gonsidsrsd b the national board at
herr meeting two weeks ago, They
sfs all power TO indorse the request ID
nRnas'of the above named offioers,
action vas withheld until the last
bment, "a hope that ome concessions
might come from the operators, but
one came. The total number Of in.
lAAde and outside hands employed in
the anthracite region Is l42, ,42O, Of
whom 81 Ell are inside. and 81 ,249 out
side employees. All Of the United
Nine Workers have obeyed the order,
and great ms0ygf The outside men
have also quit
In their demands the miners ask the
correction Of many evils, the more
important OF which are the following :
Abolition Of the company stores /;
reduction in the price Of powder to
sl50 S key abolition OF company dec
Tors semi monthly pay ment Of wages /;
ab ltien Of the siding scale wages
paio u ossb; 2,24O pounds TO the ton;
40 edvanos OF 20 per cent. ia wsges
, less thau sl50 and rot exceeding $l75I
day: that al classes of day labor
nov receiving $3.50 and not exceeding
sI.75 shall receive 8 per cent. over
preseut wages; thst ell day labor now
receiving $1.75 shall be sdvanSsSS
per cent; that no miser shall have at
any time more than one breast, gang, |
or other class Of work, aud sbsll get !
only his legal share Of cars.
Business men throughout the coal
sections deplore the action ASd fear
that it Will greatly hurt ths& il the
strike continue for any ugth Of
time.
The coal basins extend oyer an area
Of about 40 square miles and are dis
tnbutea through several counties
The average production from the en- 4
tire district is 75,5eO,oOO tons q year.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-18

Scranton, rspp sepss
road men made thsir first move.iu De
big coal strike this morning, When
they refused to 'ake out 'dismend
rum o. the Delaware and Laoke-
vans Western ooaItlsoks which sup.
ply ssyen hreakersaud diain0nd wash
err With coal. Railroad msH, from
swlto6msn up, declare they Rilg not
handle q single car Of non-union coal
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-18


CARNIVAL AND STREET. FAIR
Louisville, Ky Sept, ls.-Ths Elks
carnival and street fair began it's
twelve day progress today, and, ss al
nays, is successful from the etarf
Many well-known names are on tbe
list Of committees. The fair proper
son Floyd streer, from Broadway to
Bfeokinridge. ontbe big lot are tie
Midway and he free show grounds.
Mr.. Frank Fehr is chairman Of the
executive committee this year.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-18
DELAYS SCHOOL.

15UW WTlIsI1T u y ID y " 1JDIVOII'
New Bedford ass Sept. l7.zEAe
public schools opened today, after be-
lug kept closed two weeks later than
usual at this season, in order to pre-
vent the spread OF smallpox. which has
been prevalent in the city. 4
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-18
a NEAT SUM.

Qnite a neat Nsum wac -aised by the
Brown Drug Co. for the Texas sufferers
Sunday This firm gave half Of their Dash
receipts to the sufferers
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-18
GOOD SERVICE SUNDAY.


The Sunday evening service at the
Presbyterian church was made Oubly
attractiyeby good sermon from the
Rev. w. r. Hollingswofth, and good
music bgthe choir. The vocalists In
the oho were Mrs. Palmer Stacy.
Mice Lucille Butts, Miss Dollie Green,
Mr.. Won Wellsf and Mr.. Charles
Fleming. MRS Baya presided at the
organ, and vas essisted by Prof, Deal
and Mr. wilsoes ioIinists. These sc-
cOmPlished mus5siaps rendered some
delightful nambefF, ana enhsnssa The
good choir singing very much. Rev.
Hollingsworth preached 81 his best,
and the esrnestness cfthis young di-
vine made au Impression on the isrge
number who heard him.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-18

80 #E WeN@A0A DuAehu report from
wssksrgtan says:
Decidedly colder weather obtains
over the northwest portion Of the
country. heavy frosfs being reported
from the Upper Yalle3s, over which
en- area OF high pressure obtains. The
lowest temperatures reported were:
Bismarck, So; Huroo, 82,
The advance edge of the cold wave
ia being felt IN the Lower Mississippi
and Ohio Valleys. The barometer is
Northeast Atlantic and Northeast
Slope section.
Rain has fallen irregularly from the
south Atlantic to the East Lakes. The
greatest amount was .O1 at MsrqUe
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-18
.I0E TREATED AS
A PRIVATE CITIZEN
Kruger on The.
Way to Europe.
He WILL NOT Be MOI
s.
The Ex-President Win Not
Regarded As a Nat
here.

Sept. l7.--If President
ger SOmes to Europe ON the Ger
man steamer HsrEog, calling at Mes
slnAs spies, the authorities hays bssn
.idstrased to treat Aim as a private
personage No notice Wiltbe taken Of
mis- arrival, and he viii be entirely IN
moiested.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-18
PRINCE KILLED.

Dresden, Sept. iT.-PrinOe Albert,
Of saxony, was killed in carriage ac-
,idsnt near This city this moFn,Bs.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-18


Iu an extended article on the Macon
street fair, the Telegraph in its issue
Of yesterday says:
"Tti9 probable that the Torpedo di-
vision Of the Naval reserves from
BrupsWiok will come up, bringing
u aa-oarSd cotter With which they
beat the crew from hs regular nss
some three yeaFs sgo Oh )
sound These pssare II srotesaue
ssilor-Iike rnifosms ana sllpald they
come, which Is Very likely, they will
place the cutter on decorated iloat
and take part in the floral parade.
Such is their request. It's probable
that they will dip their cutter in the
oomulgee river, and let the people
view the novel scene from Spring
and the river front.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-18
BUBoNIC PLAGUE:

Glasgow, Sept. 17.-Five now cases
o. bubonIC plague we're discovered
here today.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-18
eWAyE COMING.

Weather bureau report from
The Marshall republican., 1900-02-02
Wealth Ia Northern AK ,nsas

l. the title ~ an illustrated panph.
H., giving detailed information rcla-
tive ." the mining region III Northern
Arkansas. conceded by experts Ia be
the riches, zine and lead mining dis.
,rict Ia the world. This district. pra".
,ically undcvcloJs'd. offers investors
III. opportunity ~ u lifetime. The
uu,uphl., wit, In. mailed free. Ad-
dress
\. T.. i.WkwoMl.
Kansas t'ity. Mo
The Marshall republican., 1900-02-02
PAYS TO 4 Se Ss:t!


will give you an honest. scientific opinion of your a-c free of charge.
Why not throw away your worthless electrical appliances aud patent mrdi-
zines and consult this learned md eminent physician = Almost ten years ago.
after graduating from M u the leading colleges, he decided Ia connect him
self with ONE Vf the largest hospitals ~ the Fast where hr might still pursue
the study 81 his profession. lie spent much time and money In baltimore aud
New York. where he completed his medical education, and II r. only reason
able Il suppose that ~ ID better fitted to undertake the treatment ri nj ease
q cOmnOn practitioner. II must In conceded that ~ who directs his
whole time and Thought to- curing u few diseases. will l#vOmc mOre proficient
In healing them than the - ne who undertakes - rMrc all the diseases peculiar
to man. u Others have failed in your ease Il In No casOnt that his treatment.
which embraces the very latest and hest mthOl, ~ u vogue. should fail tO
Ienst u permanent curt. DR.. Hill threats and guarantees u rure In thu follow
ing described diseases: