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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-08
Shenandoah Valley Academy.

WINCHESTER, VIRGINIA.
This. the representative school of its
kind in the valley of Virginia. is an en-
dowed institution of the nrst-class for
boys and young men. Tho equipment and
surroundings are such that would be eX-
-pected In n school receiving Il liberal pa
tronage of the best class. Features par
ticularly worthy of note are the results
pupils and the entire absence of undesir-
able associations. One experienced mas
ter to every six resident pupils. For cata-
logueS address
]. B. LovETT. NJ A..
1yZO-eod2lt Principal.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-08
Do Your Eyes
Need Attention p?
THEN REMEMBER:

First: DIR. FtREY. of S7i Main street
IS THE ONLY PHYSICIAN IN NOR
FOLK WHO EXAMINES EYES FREE
or CHARGE. There are many OPTi-
CLANS in Norfolk who style themselves
DOCTORS. but THlY HAVE NEVER
EARNED THE TITLE, they only as
sumo II.
Second: Tho examination made by DR.
Fircy Is just the same that other doc
tors II don't mean opticians) charge large
fees TO make.
Third; DR. frey sells GOLD Spcctacles
and Eye Glasses. any style. with or with
out rims WITH ANY LENSES YOUR
EYES REQUIRE. WHETHER GROUND
TO ORDER OR NOT. at SIN DOLLARS
per pair Karat fineness and weight
guaranteed. It's foolish to pay more.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-08
[1aRY WASHINGTON COLLEGE,
FOR YOUNG WOMEN AND Girl s.
EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE
EMORY, VA.

Progressive college. Thorough instruc-
uon: Faculty of specialists. High stan
dard tneQuallcd literary societies
Healthful climate. Elevation 2lO0 feet
Large and beautiful grounds for all out
door sports. Very moderate expenses
Tot catalogue address PROF. ]. l.. JAR
Nan. secretary. jyl9-lm
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-08

In order to avoid delays. on account of
personal absence. letters and all commu-
ntcations for TIE VIRGINIAN-PIIOT
should not he addressed to any individ-
ual connected with the office but simply
70 THE NIRGINlAN AND PILOT PUB
LISTING COMPANY.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-08

No employee of the Virglnian-Pilot Pub
fishing Company Is authorized to contract
any obligations in the name of the com
pany or to make Purchases in the name
OF the same. except upon orders signed
by tho PRESIDENT OF THE COM
PANY.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-08

a mere Democrat can supply that
information. The troops are spread
ing sweetness and light, and preparing
the way for an administrative demand
for valuable railway and other conces-
sions, according to the prospectus of
the Anglo American syndicate.
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-06
On fohbar claimant.

gn f~oIosial 9iamant, Der er funbet
/ Rinerne psc aimbsrlsp, pil blipe ubs
itilet a~foelingen for Supelarbeiber
pua pariisruOiiainssn. 0iamanten
er asiureret for 10 Riaioner ssrancs
og blipsr ubitiQst / en- 8lustasie, Der
Itdoig bepogtes al 4 Spibnsmrnb.
aasisn blioer ligeIom ben, Der inbss
Ilutter ben bersmte 9iamunt "le Res
gent" / souore, ON Rattei bragt neO
/ &ialoeren % iOlib ~forparst Der.
0enne npe 9iamant, iom i Stisnz
bso pg SLAMS ftal opersaa be biotil
iaa bsrsmte Stsns Rsgsnten, sdabn,
Stormosulsn Os ben pragtfuIos aoz
binpor, Der bar ubitiqet i 2onbon 1852
os ION bsrsr til Drowning gictorius
SroniupsIer, bar snonu life fact npoet
Rapn.
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-06
De p~oroifuloe ulvnter.

BDr lille Irtifel I "9oiten" for 6te
5ebruar uit ~"peroiiuloe Mputer", fer
uo til at bare bragt Golf til at granite
fine Slanter o%mbpgseiigt. gi bar fact
Here S%Oreipsrsiler ira Soil, lpni bill
bape @reie pna ct eller attbet mpitiit
ge9n, De bar opoaget paa fine MDnter.
gntelte bar misforitaaet ps % trpet, at
allie Rpnter n,eb ct Wpntmerfe pna
baooe extra 8Hroi. 8etie er ielpislges
fig life Tilieloet. 8i nGunte be iors
itielllge WDntmGrfer fun ior al f%orfldre,
buub be betgb. Der ct Musier al 1Os
Center meo M%pntmGrfet s paa, % Der
sr osiaa Musier al 1O.Gsnter msp
Marstalet 1894 paa. Men Der er life
mango baabe meo Wpntm9rfet S og
Iarstalet 1894 paa, % bet er oisie,
ION er pRrbtfiloe. Ollie Wpnim9rfer
finoes - / intaa l~atiitite Bositaper -
paa iamme Steb, remlis iat peb 8an'
ten iinber Ernen eller 9aurbarfranlen.
Sprsorist benpiier ri til Dor fsritc Dir.
tifel, bpori be fleite bill finbe Guar pao,
bpab be bar ipurgt ON.
@nfelte ipBrser, pm be fan ienbe
Utpnier til Os iii l1noerisselie. 8ette
nptter life. "1oiten" er life in the
numismatic business. @i tar npt
sjerne imoo Benge, bet oil iise, buis hi
bar nosct iilspbe, men hi tar benz bare
ior, bpao be lDoer paa, uoen at granite
eiter WpntmGrfer % iliot.
De, iom bill bape Mpnter unoeripate
eIer pniter nerlnere Oplpsnin9sr al
nuset Sluss ON oisie Eing, bpr bens
uenoe Jig til PROFESSIONALS Numismatis
fore, % Ri siuer osriUr 0apne os glores.
JET puo npgle iaaoanne:
The Numismatic Bank, SO Court
ST., Boston, Mass.
Scott Stamp&Coin Co. Limited,
Is East 23rd ST., New York, N. Y.
r. L. Payne, Schuyler, Neb.
Stevens & Co., Chicago, Ill.
Chapman & Bro, PHILADELPHIA.
Pa.
Snsen al bisie %iuarer, uoen Der CT
pebla8t 5rimerte til YortO. 8i bar
life bapt noset at 9iDre uIeD bisie 5olf,
fienber insen al benz ug fan iaaleoes
life sarantere rpget. 8i fienber blot
oeres Rapne ps Ibresier
De, iom ct Interests ret, bgr Hippo
ub % sien,me benne slrtifel.
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-06

ct Bnrns Watur CT ct flint os lniHnteIilat
Mnifinsri, % buert enteIt transer 'ars
Tilt Sinbium, ibi ba be 3iGore, 'oiri
briber bet, er ifjulte, itaar rtari alito
/ 5are for at fpntrte til at bersrs en-
uristis."
"Ss ct Usilsreb Der pil fomrre til at
birte paa Barnet sjeunem belle aipet?"
"Sa, sisnrem belle Gpisbeben."
"g1en bpem blanbt goer ter paatase
fla at meocele bisie tiblise SnbtrDt
ipm bliuer iaa parige? Soem er BET,
iom bebanbIer bette iammeniatte StDtte
aanoelist Maitinsrt?"
"qa, Msorene past er aliio gernete,
Ret er beres Risiipn - oeres 9ius pis=
tisite @jerning."
"Mten bppr ben Spbra9elie, llooaf'
nelie, ipm en- Teripil, Der er beiternt Tor
Ell iaaoan @jeruins nlaa bore fjpniottt
i~uritanbist aulast!"
"Mtensr Be bet2 ga - ttett bet ats
taScs | almihbeligbeD life, Of en- &pin'
be, icm itul sifte Jig, % bIiue 5antis
liens Rpbsr bebsSer pibere llbban.
telie."
"Te merer uben Spil, OF bun fun
faar ben ipecielle ~llooannelie, iOm bett'
bss aalo freper?"
"Speciel l~loouuplie?"
"Sa. 9erium 8~pinbernes ipecisae
aalo er of oporase Ssrit, iaa bsr BUN
oa bel ii9r uobanues for bette &alo?"
"sanSt at iise bar ies aloris bort
urt ilD9en iaaban rbbdnnelie. Meu
Ter er en- al pore u,ge Msbre, bun fan
iortGlle Gem aft ont bette Der
(5DrtiGttes.)
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-06

tGr'nssfnr. Warmers White Wine
OF Tar Syrup, bet beoic gRtbbcI a en-.
ben lmoo SOitr, beIbreOcr en- GurtipIeI;e
ead en- ! az bvts bet tuses 9iOe. 25 d,
so Cts. IVY
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-06

Oommsren: "Sar De noost at
iise til Seres 5oriOar9"
Bare bet, at bet belle bar en- Teilto,
ssIie. Seq ituIoe bruot inb i ct ouOet
Sus. men tog fell al Rummerst."
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-14

IT IS very strange to 20 through history and
find the startling changes that have been made in
every walk Of life The changes made for the
healing of the sick are possibly the greatest OF all
We go back years and wears before the Son OF
God made his advent on earth aud find that the
sick were healed in the shade Of temples by mast
ers who gave their patients suggestions, and then
we go forward TO the day when Aesculapius, term
ed the Healing God, made miraculous cures, and
nom that day until this the methods whereby The
sick are heated have been given many scientific
researches We have allopati,y and homeopathy,
both OF these old schools have given the world
much benefit, hut today a new school has made
its bow to the civilized world. 1t is known as
weI,mersin, and owes its existence to the master
mind Of Prof S A. weitmer. The eminent scien-
tist Of Nevada, No. This wonderful method which
has proven itself TO he the greatest curative pow
er known 10 man acts in peculiar, although III
. perfectly natural manner. il takes a a foundS-
ton that all diseases are abnormal, ana that lie
IS natural therefore if body be diseased it l. in
an unnatural condition, and mind you without the
aid Of either medicines the surgeons knife this
wonderful method goes direct To the seat Of the
trouble ard places the body IN that condition
wi ich nature has meant IL TO be. When NcItmef-
/ m first made its advent that j. wien it was fret
given to the public naturally a great many skep-
ties arose to fidicule the idea that method had
been perfected which would cure every known dis
case Prof. :. A. Weltmer WAS positive that the
method which bore his name wa al! he claimed
for it. and be decided that he would put This
method 10 a severe test, he therefore inauguIaied
what he termed the Absent Treatment. by this he
means that he can treat patients, no matter al
what distance they live, ncr-at what distance ihty
are from him at the time al the treatment And
strange A. the case may seem lie has on record
where $500 were thus treated. and where only
y have been found who were not actually cured
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-14

of inspection. and was closed at the con-
ference held in Baltimore on Wednesday
last.
William NJ Green. Vice President and
General Manager of the Baltimore and
Ohio Southwestern. will continue in the
service of the company. probably in tho
capacity OF third vice president. He WIFI
have charge of the operating and traffic
departments of the Baltimore and Ohio
Southwestern which will be known as the
Southwestern division of the Baltimore and
Ohio. and will continue his headquarters at
Cincinnati.
Bids for improvements on the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company estimated TO
cost between s.. O0O coo and sS,000,0G0, will
be opened tomorrow or early next week.
One of the most impor tant improvements
provided for is a cutoff at Mount Airy TO
avoid the heavy grade At that point. This
will require the building Of ten miles OF
new road. and include several tunnels. and
will enable the company 10 increase its
train loads anywhere from L to 20 per
cent. besides obviating the necessity OF
using helping engines" The sum OF
s.. 800. coo has been set aside for the pur-
pose Of carrying out the work planned.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-14
PROF. S. q. WELTMER.

or benefited This remarkable test makes it posi-
tive TO say without hesitancy that Neltmerisn
will cure every disease known 70 man or woman
either by personal or Absent Treatment Welt
merisin on account Of its great curative POWER,
has the endorsement Of the press and pulpit
Through the courtesy OF Prot. J. II. nelly, the
eminent co-laborer Of Prof. :. A. Wetmer We are
permitted here TO reproduce a few OF the many
Thousand testimonials that have teen received
r. T. Rodes, of Paris, Mo- the Prosecuting At
torney OF Monroe County. suffered for years WIN
Sciatic Rheumatism Tried everything without
benefit. Was Instantly cured through PROT Wet
mer's Absent Treatment.
Mrs C. r. Graham. OF Boies City, Iowa, was
afflicted Tor nine yeaTs with rheumatism ehe
could not walk without clutches or hit her hands
10 her head: she paid out 5000 with doctors be-
self cured and happy woman. through Weltiner-
ism Mrs d. H. Allen, Of Aurora Springs, NO.,
vas in hopeless condition, as she suffered tom
e assumption in its worst form. She could not
sleep withou the aid OF morphine. Tried every
thing without relief. Fully restored by Prof.
WeltIners Absent Treatment. ID. = Afford, o.
Reuhene Jewell County, Has. suffered for three
wears with kidney and stomach troubles: tired the
best medical authorities. but was told thar ms
case was hopeless. Took Prof Netmer Absent
Treatment and in three days was cured.
Mrs Jennie /. Lynch, Lakeyiew. No, was Tor
two years afflicted with liberation al the Wnmh'
heart and stomach troubles and general dehiiip;
WAS reduced 10 4 mere skeleton After taking
gallons Of obnoxious medicine, without relief she
tried the Wcltmer Absent Treatment. In less lha'
thirty DAYS she entirely relieved and gainel
II pounds.
ery OF The age and the Ahsent Treatment Of this
wonderful science is indeed revelation, Tor
through it Prof Weltmer can reach all classes Of
people no matter al what distance they i've By
wiring Prof : 4 Weltmer, Nevada, Mo, You
will receive free Of charge, The Magnetic Journal
a 40-plge illustrated Magazine aud long Isl oil
the most remarkable cures ever made.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-14
THE JERSEY oENTRAL's FUTURE
, Denial of Its Rumored Absorption
Nv The baltimore and Ohio.

NEW YORK. April 13.-Ilans for the
betterment of the Baltimore and Ohios
facilities for reaching New York have been
under consideration since the reorganiza-
ton of that company. Since the purchase
by PENNSYLVANIA interests OF large block
of baltimore and Ohio stock there has
been talk OF an arrangement whereby the
Baltimore and Ohio trains would enter
Jersey CITY over the Pennsylvania tracks
instead of coming in from Boundbrook over
;he tracks of the Jersey Central. Nego-
tjations to this end have given rise TO ru-
more regarding the future of the Jersey
Central
The story telegraphed from Baltimore
that the Jersey Central and the Philadel-
mia and Reading were TO be absorbed by
and divided between the Pennsylvania and
the Baltimore and Ohio appear TO have no
foundation in fact Existing conditions
are not favorable TO such an arrangement,
and ] Pierpont Morgan. who is now
abroad is credited with having other plans
for the Philadelphia and Reading, which
he controls.
J. Rogers Maxwell, President of the Jer-
sey Central. said today that there was
nothing in the story OF the prospective alb
sorption of his road Chairman William
Solomon. of the Baltimore and Ohio. also
expressed Ignorance OF the reported com
blnatiOn.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-14
BRADsTREET's TRADE REPORT.
The Outlook Fnvors Large Crops
Lower Prices for Iron.

The OutIook Favors Large Crops
Lower Prices for Iron.
NEW YORK, April l3.-Bradstreet's
tomorrow will say:
Backward spring weather cond lions
have figured considerably in distributive
trade reports this week and, in connection
with some weakness In prices OF leading
staples. have impaired an appearance Of
irregularity TO the general situation. An
other one of those downward swings in the
prices of agricultural staples is exhibited
this week in. slightly lowered prices for the
cereals partly because of the bearsh posi-
tion OF immediate supplies and partly be-
cause of the better thal-expected Govern
ment crop report, which is taken to indi-
cate a possible winter wheat yield in ex-
cess of all records.
THE crop outlook as whole. favors the
expectation OF large yields of wheat corn,
and cotton. Corn and oats have sym
pathized with the reaction in park p O.
ducts, which reaction. however has not
been universal, as shown by the fact that
lard Is at the highest point reached on The
present boom. Reports as TO railway ca u
ings and export trade are en- the whole,
very favorable and these features partly
EeutTalize the effects OF the slight lower
ing Of the general level OF staple values
in April. caused by recessions IL few
articles. Cotton exports in March were
three times those Of year ago. in a'ue,
and for seven months are per cent great
er in value, while % per cent smaller in
quantity.
Evidences accumulate that active mis-
sionary work in favor OF lower prices FIR
iron and steel is at last bearing fruit Pig
iron is 10 lower. and stocks as a whole aie
claimed to be no larger than a month ago,
but steel products have weakened notice
ably during the week. billets noting the
sharpest decline. with corresponding de-
creases IN some other products. The other
metals show little change on the week.
"A slight upward swing in cotton is to
be noted this week and Southern yarn
mills have officially advanced prices On
the ether hand. while the mills are active
on old orders new business is reported OF
smaller volume Some more enquiry is noted
in raw wool, without, however. affecting
values appreciably. The strength Of raw
sugar is reflection chiefly of the fact
that a considerable shortage is looked for
in the supplies OF cane sugar not only in
Cuba, but in the Far East Anthracite
coal is rather weak at the decline shown
from the winter list price, but bitumi-
nous is strong and active, particularly
on foreign account
Net earnings returns for February
make a satisfactory showing aggregatiug
for ninety roads SIS. 21i. 073, in gross and
t19,6si079 in net gains OF respectively
Il and 81 per cent over the same month Il
year ago"
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-14
MANY TRADE FAILURES
An Increase in Business Suspen-
sions for the First Quarter.
Dun's Weekly Review Attributes
Conditions Largely to the March
Record-smaiIcr Figures Involved
Than in Previous Years - Iron
Prices YieId-WbolesnIe Dealings.

NEW YORK, April 13.-Dun's weekly re-
View OF trade tomorrow will say:
Failures in the first quarter of 1900
were 2l6 greater than last year and in
March 22S per cent greater. Such in
crease might seem ominous without the
details which reports by branches Of bust
ness give today. In five years Of the past
six March failures have been above the
monthly average in machinery and lumber
manufacture and building and three large
failures in machinery with four in lumber
and building besides others in connecting
lines. make up a great part of the in
crease this year. and suggest that build
ing may have been pushed too far in 1899
Omitting the twenty-three failures for
500 600 or more, the rest in March were
smaller in amount than in any previous
year. and il average liabilities per failure
smaller than in any other year but one.
Iron furnaces in blast April l produced
2S9. 4S2 tons weekly. against 292. CAS- March
l. but unsold stocks increased 2,2S0 tons.
With No. ] anthracite 50 lower. refined
bars 81 and steel plates 81 per ton lower
than in December, it can hardly be called
impossible for prices to yield, though many
dustry also falls behind in output and is
closing some works ana running many
others part time because prices are high
er than retailers yet seem ready TO pay.
"A heavy wholesale business has been
done in dry goods. but the question now
is whether distribution will justify it. AS
yet returns are not satisfactory. Woolens
and worsteds are dull with concessions
in fancies though staples are well sold up
H..
averaging nearly half cent lower than
April l. There is the same uncertainty
in cotton goods as 10 retail distribution,
with quite as much doubt whsther prices
Will be maintained. though the material
has again been advanced a sixteenth IL
speculation. But exports in March were
in values S3S. CSC. 75S. a gain over last year
OF s21, SIG, S95. so rapidly has Europe sup
piled its needs.
This enormous gain made exports OF
the chief staples $751; S33 greater in
value than in March of last year though
decreases occurred in other items.
1.-THE exports of wheat from both coasts
continue larger than last year, though
much of the gain is at Pacific ports not
directly affecting Atlantic supplies. In
spite of all reports of exhaustion of supply
and injury TO growing wheat, Western re-
ceipts continue larger than last year. Corn
receipts also continue heavy.
Railroad earnings in March on United
States roads alone and about half the to-
tai mileage were $50 944. e9g. exceeding last
years by 1873 per cent. The advance in
prices of railroad stocks has carried the
average of prices within so cents per share
of the highest point this year or last,
which WAS the highest in seventeen years.
Failures for the week have been 1913 in
the United States. against Iee last year,
and Al in Canada against % last year"
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-14
LEGAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS or THE DIS
TRICT or COLUMBIA Washington. April >
1900-Special assessment for improvement abat;ing
upon the following properly, having been Cancelled
by the Supreme Court VI tr District of Columbia
since the passage Of the act Of Congress approved
April "a. 1896. providing Tor resssessment, viz:
Petitioner. Eugene W. Howard ct al eugene W
Howard Alice W 5. lIIow&,i. Losceola A How
ard, " Herman Howard, Snd Mary Z. Howard
who are the deyisees OF Theophflus IIowarG)
square SO west half Of lot s, by full depth there
Of Tor sewer in alley amounting 10 Si4 so Notice
is hereby given that the Commissioners of the
District OF Columbia. by virtue OF authority vest
ed in them by said ACT of Congress, propose to
reassess the above mentioned property Tor the To-
cal Improvement named. Parties interested ere
hereby notified that said Commissioner, Of the Dis
tric: of Columbia will give hearing at the
District building on the 18th DAY OF APRIL
1900, at II O'CLOCK A. NJ, TO any snd all per
sons who may desire 10 object 10 said realsess-
nient being made J. h. WIGHT, J. ". ROSS
LANSING II. BEACH, Commissioners, d. c.
apps Is, l4,em
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-14
LEGAL NOTICES.

ESTATE OF James p. Ryon. deceased. No s7j6.
Docket Is, Mary VI. Ryon, eNecutriN. has, with
the approval Of the Supreme Court Of the District
nf Columbia. holding 4 special term for Orphans
Court business appointed FRIDAY. MAY !. 1900,
AT O'CLOCK p. NJ, the time. and said
court room as the place, for passing OF claims
rourt's direction and control; when aud where all
creditors and persons entitled to distfibuiive
shares or legscies or residue, are notified to at
tend in person by agent or attorney dull auth2r
80 Win tbeir claims against the estate properly
youched: Provided this order he published once
in each OF ts.ce successive weeks before said day
in the Washington Law Reporter aud the
Washington Times
Signo, March %, 1900.
Approved:
LOUIS A. DENT, Register OF Wills.
CARLISLE & JOHNSON, Attorneys.
mh3l .sp1 IA
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-14
Selected Gold Properties

In Georgia and Alabama. with good veins carving
ores averaging g. TO $50 per ton. at prices from
5000 TO 5000 Coal properties in Tennessee
and Alabama. with high quality Goals, averaging
1900 tons 20 the acre, un lines Of railways;
prices from S. TO $50 an acre. Mica and lion ore
lands. COPPER. PROPERTIES. West and South.
with ores averaging from IL to 10 per cent cop
per For particulars address COAL AND MIN
ERAL LANDS COMPANY, Allatoona, Ca.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-14
THE B. G. o. SOUTHWESTERN.
Rumored Absorption by the Baiii-
more and Ohio rrnncr

BALTIMORE, April 13.-Positive state
ments were made today that the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company would begin
operating the Baltimore and Ohio South
western on July !. II is understood that
all arrangements have been completed for
the formal transfer Of the property TO the
Baltimore and Ohio on that date. The
agreement. It was learned, was partly
reached last Monday when President
Cowen and Chairman Solomon, Of the Bal
timore and Ohio; President Bacon, of the
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern. went
over the Pittsburg and Western on a tour
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-14

noble profession is taught either by mail or
personal instructions. ANY who dtsires can
learn it. and any one who learns can practice
it, This has been ahundautly proven by the
great number who have been instructed and who
are in the active practice OF healing by this
method. This is beyond doubt tine best paying
profession of the age as students who have learn
ed this method through the American School Of
Magnetic Healing earning from $40 TO $50 per
da;
BY addressing Prof. ]. II. Kelly. Secretary.
Nevada, No, You will receive full instructions
tree Of charge.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-14

1000 gave testimony during 1899 No drugs to
wreck the stomach. Write for above book to-day.
sent Tree In plain sealed envelope or the belt may
o=exanined at my Office. answer all letters per-
'anally. and give the benefit OF my 90 years ex-
perienoe as a specialist without charge.
Dr. M 6.sANDEN. sz6 B'dway, New York, NY.