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$500 BUTTONS SOLD
Ladies Pushing the souvenirs for All
Their Worth

Quite q neat little sum viii be realized
for the popular subscription fund from
the button enterprise. Chairman Powell
OF the button committee says that the
ladies' have disposed Of about half q The
5.5oo consignment and hope TO have them
all gone within the next two weeks The
Kings Daughters and Welles' Circle Sc
cieues have been given exclusive charge
and they are conducting the sale on a
percentage. Each society has certain
district in which they are working and
the enterprise is being prosecuted sys-
tematicauy and vigorously. II you
haven't purchased a souvenir button yet
the ladies' viii soon call upon you and
want you to be prepared to meet them
with your p1cketboOk
When the 500 consignment is exhaust
ed the committee viii order another
batch and It is seriously being contem-
plated to get Up another design in ad-
dition TO the present one.
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AND STOMACH DIS
ORDER

Plano. II. Dc. .. Ies5-
have suffered from Rheumatism for
the Iazr twenty years together with
stomach difficulty. also heart trouble and
constipation. purchased an OxygenGr
King about two months age. have used
it every other night, NY wife using It
every alternate night. Ny heart trouble
is entirely gone. ny constipation is en-
tIreIy relieved, my stomach IS better
than in twenty years, ny rheumatism Is
almost gone. I viii be 50 years I'D on
February :. 1900 by wife has also been
relieved Of Rheumatism and other all
ments and IL this were the only Oxygenor
King obtai1able S5oo0 wouldn't buy IL
from me ". T GREEN
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OBSTINATE LIVER TROUBLE

MarshaIlt0wn. Ia, July - lsss
Having been laid up several weeks with
an obstinate liver trouble and after try
ing various remedies with little perceptl-
BE effect. 7 was induced 70 give the
Oxygenor King treatment a trial The
results were surprising and most crafty
ing. 7 was permanently cured in re-
markably short time. I have an Oxy-
geuor King in my family which money
could not buy Il it could not be replaced
with another. cannot recommend its
use TOO highly. c. y NELSON.
Prop. The Wellington. los West Main s..
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CATARRH OF THE STOMACH
CL-.-, III Feb l. IS9

IAAAFtFLE OF TIE . I
Chicago. IL. Feb. 1. 1ssi-
The Oxygenor Co.:
Dear Sirs: For years I suffered with
Chronic Catarrh Of the Stomach and
Dyspepsia. I tried many eminent PaySi-
cans. but found no relief. ny nervous
system being completely run down
through the kindness Of a friend, / WAS
induced 70 purchase your Oxygenor King.
and found almost instant relief from the
pain and nervousness and b. November
had gained fourteen pounds Having oaI
little faith az first. I certainly feel that
the Oxyge1or King has done az II could
for me. and Il would seem Ike losing
friend % be without IL. Yours respect
fully. CAPT. F. P LOyDALL.
15gS Dunning Street
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CHoLERA INFANTTN.

Omaha. Eeb.. sept :. Is94
Centlsmen-It gives Us pleasure % tes-
thy 10 the virtues OF the ~OxygeE7r
King" We can truly say Z saved eur
baby's Hfe He had Cholera Infsntur
in the worst farm, ard am sure ne
couid not have lived much longer if II
had not been FOR The "Oxyse1er King.
lie was Ike g different baby ayrer ust1s
the .Cxygenor King seven hours. Yea
are AZ liberty = refer % US Nc ans time
Mr.. and MRS. CHAs BAUER.
.1i Grant s.
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RHEUMATISM AND KIDNEY DIS
Ease

Pearl Clty. IL, Oct 2 tssa
The Oxygencr King Co. Chicago. T.
CenfIemen-It IS wish pleasure that 7
aid nv testimony e. tna curative = Wer
a. this wonderful iustruusnt. tas Psr-
fscts7 Oxvren7r King
AE5oct fsrseu years ago was thrown
from 2 horse. landing on ~ head ard
ebcui5erS causing Raeuuua.lsrr. Ta.eh
t-Ied IN ny neck shau'1er AMI arm.
ard for many years 7 was rot able 20
turn M head without turning H.v entire
BODY
Ny ut-Ie girl washed my neck fer vsarT
e1- Z was not able % raise u1y arm hirh
enough 20 perform th-s necessary Tva-x
also has kidney ana 1-tasry trsaeis.
vas induced to cg-craFe az CE-
~s-or Eirr. fl whleh fru15 -ssias u
made 4 rev man out q RE
There isu't enouzh money ~ Pearl cry
70 buy ny Httle 0Eygeror El1x -70,i
r-t gnt another
Peacefully yo1rs.
HIRAM SHANK
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The frzt salt a. the docket was Harry
:. Dunn vs. george r. Campbell ec a.
The 11hs- was Henry 3la1eg Us George
n Ca--p1ell - sl Bot1 s1ics we-e a-s1
sr Rs-er- II Pat. a. attorney fl- t1e
parties. There have beea a uumbes ~
s5-h z4isz Sled On fhe district court re-
Gently and all ~ sham wH probably
come - during re nsxc tern q ths
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NFLAa1IATIoN OF THE BLADDER.


Piano. Iis. Jan :. Elo
The Oxygenor king CO Chicago.
Ceutlsmen--Atter d-et1rinS f1r about
twelve weeks fer s-uration 9f the
bladder I was advised By uy PHYS clan
that i was utterly impossible f1r M =
ever get Wen Al this time 7 met Mr.
F. T. Clark. who advised me 70 t-T tae
Perfected 0VvEsuor King. I was a.5sos-
discouraged about trying ANYTHING u7re.
but concluded TO give the CyyEer1- King
a fair trial, rs it was - tiEh'y er37-sed
and would do no harm i1 any case z
bought the Ins,rumer~ AMI had r3t usef
# but five days before was able O. re-
sume work n nv nest usrE~- ana
have worked every day since. II bad
the only CxyEeno- EfnE obtaiuaole,
money could nac purchase e. f7T 70 "a
the best doctor I ever had Tog-s truly
p ERWIN
r o. BOX ga
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large blood wart from ny hand an
feeling better than I have to- twenty
years II has entirely cured my We o.
Female Troubles and made her girl
again 7 regard K as he most wonderful
treatment Of the ass Yours truly.
r p TAYLOR.
a Arapahoe Building.
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ASTHMA AID ER1GHTs DISEASE


karsas Nv 30. MaT 3. %
SIX months ago 3 vas total wreck
As-asna SAD E-fght's Disease had so COM
plstelv gst the better 81 ne raat was
uuat gar baslness and csuit not walk
Two blscks vu51uf rcstlnE. BIZ today
.hlzks ~ thc Oxgze7ar King. I car az
tend ~ ms business as vel a. ever AMI
coua vas from morning 20 nieht =
necessary aitaaa tle ie1st ast 80 Fatigue
nug II were dArget ~ the privilege ~
obtaining ae8tHer OxyEsnor King T Nau Z
uo- ersa5r go ulse f1r tie best Block ia
Kansas C5sg. eve ms ase - IS wpa-
d-rrll work
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500 80

Pearl CITY. Il, Oct e 1870.
The Oxyse1o- Kins- Co. Chicas7. Ill.
Gentlemen: I have been troubled wi
a sore leg for over eigat years and have
doct1red with FIVE different doctors, even
went To Chicago, but with very Lttie re-
uaG L seemed ike they didn't know
what the trouble was. Ny leg was cold
c1- SIX or seven years
I have used an "Cxygenor King about
five weeks and found relief Ny leg Is
warm row In short, 7 an about cured
Yours truly. SARAH z. FISHER
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CATARRH. FEMALE TROUBLES.

Denver Coo. Oct. a., ltef-
Colorado Oxygen9r Co, Denver. Colo:
Gentlemen, on the @9th O; March last
{ ordered one OF your OxygeEo- Kings
for the cure Of Catarrh ot r5e Head ana
Lungs. Ny experience has been a. fol-
lows:
NJ blood has become rich and rcd AMI
breathing free and easy II has removed
nine large m0les from ny back. also a
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TM0 SuHS FllE0

Ts puiet Tai 50 ~ chssz Property n
ussGrzeT SeBEL
TO suits EErs alac SKA t1s LEX
- cze lz1xl-S1 cesz-z yesls--z5 - zzast
"a Es-e g CERTAIN pE1Es-<E u Eze e-lT.
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REV. 2 r MONTGOMERY.
Pastor Cuvet Presbyterian Caurca-
INDIGESTION = CONSTIPATION AND


Ceorset1 En. WIS., Dec. 3. 90
The CxyEsusr Co.. Dubuque Ia
Gentlemen. 7 cannot $50 htshly recon-
raeEd vaur Perfected Oxrzeno- Klns.
Save been gs5uE lt sessa weeks AMI have
received r1 re- benett f-om g than az TIE
medicines I have taken. have suffered
very much from ind gestien- canstip aiion
ans uterine troubles
Th--s yaa-s 20 Z vas taken down WITH
nervous cv1s,rati5n. ard stree th-t tiz1e
have been confined % ths house the
greater part ~ the tire. Pr
e3u- moths before began us.ng Ire OK
sseuor king vas G. rre "a 20 ksep my
boa suffering wth severe pain IN ms sila
and stomach trouble 7 tried 6iGereat
usa. rircs with To relief Z have been
% der -t7re' treatment for six wears
hu. they orlv gave me temporary relief
e. less than thres weeks Csc 81 OK
genor Einz VAS at's 20 bo up aud
dressed. aai sse ranaEenf that lu tine g
vii. completely cure uc. Ysysrs sincerely.
MISS GRACE FOLTS
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WHAT IS IT'S VALUE? SEE BELOW

4 ar INSTRUMENT z grsat value,
Among medicines every sti-nniant has
a reaction. Additional oxygen n the sys-
ten, IS a stlmuiant equivalent % a Ho2r-
Ishraeuc ara s Wkhrut a reaction
I use the Instrument or Saturday niEat
and - iavlsa-s;es and susSaias a1e for
the who.a Sabbath days exercise.
wsaId uet - without the ase y g or
Si0 may n9t Use q oeyen- but hAse
one near ms ready f9r uss al the tias-
Yours truiv
REV 2. r MONTGOMERY.
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By forcing liquids between his teeth
Otheg symptoms which soon developed
made me form the opinion that the e,ec-
trical current had destroyed the internal
tissues. I was compelled to chIoroform
him every day in order TO alleviate the
lads sunerings. The mussles somewhat
relaxed at the expiration Of two weeks.
But the slightest wind passing over his
bed or the least bit u noise was suf-
lcient to bring on spasm" The doc
tor stated that ne was compelled. because
Of the nature OF the fitness. to cali to Sc
the patlent regularly from the date of the
accident n June until about The first OF
October following. He stated that The
tissues in the foot were destroyed and
that the boy viii never again have the
proper use Of the foot
The plaintiff in the action was placed
upon the stand and testified that on the
evening Fof the accident he was assist
ing a companion named Clarence Laird
to carry some washing. He stepped upon
the live wire and then IN trying TO push
1t from him his hand came IN contac ct
with the wire and was also burned. The
boy then described in detail his suffer
ing and the length Of his confinement.
He seemed to be a bright boy and was
not at ali excited upon cross-examina-
ton. nor did he change his testimony.
The defense VIII introduce other expert
testimony when the trial is resumed to-
morrow
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READY RELIEF
VIII Afford Instant Ease.

mountain edge. All around the noun
tain. every few rods. there starts a
brook of clear water which winds its
way out on the prairie and is lost in
the distance,
1.-THE town Of Granite is nestled in close
no to the southeast corner of the noun
tain. with the Rock Island depot just
south Of the town. The townsite is level,
and so also is the country fir miles in
every direction A view from the noun
tain top is a grand and inspiring sight.
The green cotton and brown eornfields,
with thousands Of cattle over in the
Kiowa country, q few miles away GER
tainly proves that this country only
needs development to make it the gar
den spot of Oklahoma. The town is
only four months old and has over 100
places of business, and more than that
many residences. Lots and land are very
reasonable and the inhabitants are a
social. cheerful and progressive people.
There ar. people there from all over the
nation. and scores are coming every day,
many Of whom are investing in farms,
business and residence property. Among
those from Wichita who have invested
extensively are NJ. D. Colvey and Hook
aday & Co.. both of whom are going into
business at once. also have secured
some valuable property there and have
unlimited confidence in the towns fu-
ture.
There is no longer any doubt that
both gas and oil win he founud in great
quantities SIN and near the town of Gran
Ste. as the natural Wen flows and burns
night and day and oil and gas indica-
tlons are found in every direction. Coal
copper lead, iron sulphur and the finest
of mineral water are found iH various
places in the mountains and valleys.
"The climate is fine and one and all
feel that Granite viii soon ne a city OF
which Oklahoma may well feel proud
Cotton 10y the hundreds Of bales is
bought there and cattle and hogs are
shipped ont by train loads
''There are five lumber Yards in the
town and they cannot half keep tha
town and county supplied in luamer, all
Of which is sold for spot cash which
fact warrants me in asserting that this
town and the adjacent country are not
having fictitious and mushroom
growth
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vile; from my using It all three Of the
druggists now keep it.
at cured my wife CT cafarrh VITA
which she FAD been troubled for more
than twenty-five years, sHdI had beer
troubled with il for fifteen years. We
are COW both aH right.
"Niy youngest son had Ia grippe four
years ago, and IS he had supposed had
got wei, or so far recovered that ne went
to work. He took a relapse and the
pneumonia setin. He had hemorrhages,
and though we tried everything we
could think Of il was TO nopurpose until
we gave him Peruna. The hemorrhages
stopped, and he soon got up and is well
and hard st work. We think there IS
nothing like Peruna."
In a recent letter Mr.. Harden writes :
We keep Peruna always in the house.
as it cured US both of catarrh Of long
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NEILL COMPANY CONS
They Appear at the Crawford for Two
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F." hope TO live twsnty years vet, and
If Peruna helps ne IN the future as IL
has in the past, I don't know why
can't. The druggists say Peruna IS one
Of the best selling medicines thev hav-
in stock c. z. Harden.
Peruna can be relied upoE Co cure
slight colds and coughs and other ca
tarrhal ailments with apromptness that
is unequaled By any other remedy.
II cold has settled In any portion of
the body and produced catarrh, itis gen.
orally thought by people that they NEST
suffer on year after year without asy
hope Of cure. This is not true, however.
Peruna cares such cases. Thousands n
testimonials that car never De used
attest this fact.
ANY one wishing free literature GA
thissub1e should address Or. Hartman,
mbus, Ohio.
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A Venerable Wisconsin Lady Re-
stored 10 Health BY PerHHa
after Twenty-Five Years
C,,ffer;ug
Suffering.
Especial news from Evansville, Wis

Especial news from Evansville, Wis.l
EVANSVILLE, WIS, Nov. IA
woman cured of catarrh OF twenty-five
years. standing was the occasion Of Pc
runa being introduced to the inhabi-
tants Of Evansville, Wis. From that
time to this there has been a great de-
mand fer Peruna in this vicinity and
hundreds Of cases have been cured.
It is in this manner that Peruna
spreads from town to town and from
state to state. No sort Of advertising
could have given Peruna the reputation
it has. The secret Of its success is that
1t makes cures. It cures old cases of
catarrh where other remedies have
failed. This ought to make any remedy
popular.
Mr.. c. r. Harden, of Evansville, Wis,
writes the following letter:
Dear Doctor Hartmann wish to
write to certify what Peruna has done
for me. I read of Peruna in the papers,
Of what it would do for catarrh, and
sent for a bottle. This was the first bot
tie of Peruna that ever came to Evans
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s-s-s-e-e-s-s-~e--s-s-s-e- phcio few @ T.
got so bad that 1 was almost con-
stantly coughing and clearing my
throat. The eatarrh greatly impaired
my eyesight, and the hearing In oneear,
and reduced my weight 70 10 pounds.
81 tried nearly every catarrh remedy
advertised, besides great many differ
ent physicians treatments, all Of which
failed, and the physicians would finally
tell me that / could not DO cured IN
this climate; that ought to 20 70 dry
climate, etc.
Il had heard and read Of Psruna, and
finally decided to try IT two months ago.
I have now taken seven bottles, and
weigh l72 pounds. Never felt happier
or merrier. Feel tip top"
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COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

l. a. S. No. &C. meet Monday night
November 18th
The Tontles meet every Thursday even
ing above 400 East Dcugias.
The Wednesday Cooking club VIII meet
next Wednesday with Mrs. Cbas Tes-
tard.
Garfield psf. No. %. C A. r. VIII
meet Tuesday evening at 1870 O'Clock All
comrades are cordially invited.
Regular meeting Of the 81 r. @. Ne
90 in Garfield han Tuesday Novem5er
~ at ESQ ?. n. Emma J. LaPaz. secre-
tary.
There VIII be regular meeting % Ivy
Leaf Chapter. No. 75. o T. s. Tuesday
evening. November o. 1aa. Coaferrine
Of degree.
Geo II. Thomas Regiment Union Fet-
Grams union wil meet MONDAY az p.
VI. Hal over Taps store. Busioess OF
importance.
Regular melting or the Caroline Harr--
son Circle, no g. Ladies 81 The g. a. 2.
next Tuesday. Council han corner DOUG
las and Topeka
The chosen Friends VIII hold tae.r
next meeting wednesday Night TIE list
at han - South Nain street AH mem-
bers urged ~ ba present
stated meeting u ~ Leaf chapter o.
r s. Tuesday evening November -
ConfertnE ~ degrees oncers please be
prompt visitors welcome
Rev. N8lle ss5ett. W. C. q II evan
eel'st wlu give sn address 81 fhe r.sts5
Presbyterian church aEanday erea
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81 began the use Of your medicine the
first day of last September and have
taken nine bottles of Peruna, and can
say that l believe 1 am cured Of my
troubles, and 1 think 1 am enjoying
as good health as an old ledy of my age
could expect. 1 an seventy-one years
old. 1 recommend Peruna to sufferers
wherever I may meet them, and others
of my friends are being benefited by #.
think it is God-send to poor suffering
humanity.
] viii always be thankful to you for
your medicine and kind advice, and
trust that many others viii take your
remedy and be as greatly benefited as
I have been"
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Kentucky Illinois and
Remarkable RecORerfeS.

ELGIN, ILL-In avery recenteommu-
nication from this place comes the news
that Mr.. Arthur Ernest Kidd, n we'll
known architect of that city, has made
complete recovery from catarrh Of the
headfrom which heh had suffered fornear-
y a quarter Of century. According to
SIR. Kidd's statementofhis own case Pc
runa has scored another victory over 6
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catarrh Of long
standing. He
writes the fol-
lowing from IS
Hamilton ave:
clam a years
Of age and have
had catarrh OF
the headforovor
half Of my life,
- a result o.
scarlet fever,
followed by ty-
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your medicine
that 1 am per
mitted to write
you this letter.
I have been a
, constant sufferer
. from bowel and
stomach trouble
forabout twenty
! five years, and
| could never find
relief until 1 be-
. gan the use of
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View Hampshire of Other

MANCHESTER, n. H.-Aooordins 10
late advicos, Miss Blanche J.. Rundiett
has made complete recovery from ca.
tarrh Of the head which had caused
chronic running from the ears. In
medical circles this cure has created q
decided sensation. Her own statement
Of the case is as follows:
81 have suffered for several yeaa
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Witl chtafrh ~
I the head Itnn.
7 ally reached NY
! ear, and caqsed a
running ear.
I Having read 81
7 Dr, Hagtman'a
. remedies / fm-
t, mediateiy wrote.
I and he advised
( me- TodayLam
/. Do better health
. thanIhave been
fof anna tfrna
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Prominent as a ground gamer for
Academy was A G. Small, FL Dorado's
center Benson is a coming player.
The absence Of kicking was a notice
able feature. Kicking always. lends ex-
element to the game and is good foot
ball. too. 9
For EI Dorado Hunt and Douglas did
strong defensive work. Academys quar-
ter distinguished himself by some fierce
tackllng. Academy did strong work in
bucking the line
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Startling Statements from

WILLARD, KY The news Of
the recovery Of Mrs. Elizabeth Pratcr
is very striking instance Of the
wonderful curative powers Of Peruna.
This estimable lady had been an invalid
for twenty years. No wonder her many
friends are enthusiastic over her recov-
cry. She writes: otis through the mer-
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= q
s-s-s-s-s-s-s-e-.-s.-s-s.4 Win gladly Pc
commend Peruna for All catarrhal dis.
eases"
There IS only one systemic cstarrh
remedy that IS sure tocleanso the whole
system of catarrh. That remedy is Pc
runa. This IS a remedy that needs no
eul0gizing So addition Co what the PEG
pie say Of So. Everywhere the peopl g
are praislug Peruna as q remedy for Az
forms Of catarrhal difficulties.
Address The Peruna Medicine Co.
Columbus, Ohio, for free copy Of Or.
Hartmnn's latest book on catarrh. This
book treats Of the different phases aud
stages Of catngrh and should he IN the
hands Of every cntarrh Sufferer. Health
70a Pa. ntvn sent free TO women.
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1OuTs TesDectfuIIy,
Ms Ii ~ n.y.
Jacksonville, Morgan Co. Illinois.


For headache whether sick or nerE-
Ous). tOOthache, NEURALGIA, IheuEn2 JlsTq,
iumbagO. pains and weakness i'm ne back,
spine or kidneys, pain around me lNer,
pleurisy. swelling of the joints and pains
Of al kinds, The application Of RaoWay
Ready Relief VIII afford immediate ease
and It's continued use for a few days
effect q permanent cure.
First pa Mess r Ght IA 3 lIOnths
81 received the Ready Relief on FRIDAY,
the 18th Inst, by night express; used me
same at o'clock and had painless
night for the first time In three months
Used the Ready again on SATURDAY
and Sunday morning and night, with
the same result 1 had q broken arm
and a shoulder out of joint or dislo-
Gated was set all right by DR.. Bloom,
IN Schenevus, but remained painful until
7 used your remedy. Thanks for your
prompt attention Yours respectfully
Maryland. Ostego County, n. Y"
No matter how violent or excruciatlng
the pain the Rheumatic, Bed-rldden, In
firm, Crippled. Nervous, Neuralgia or
Frustrated with disease may suffer,
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
VIII Afford Instant Ease.
50 CENTS PER BOTTLE. SOLD By
DRUGGISTS. -..,.
BE SURE AND GET "RADWAH p
AND SEE THAT THE NAME AN1
THE r. s. GOV "R r r." STAMP
ARE on WHAT YOU BUY.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-18

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see the strong
man brought
low. his muscles
melting away
.uuul he can no
more swing the
heavy sledge to
shape the glow
ing iron.
ri was troubled
with mGlariai fever
Of aboit three wears
standing and was
under doctors care
for quite a time
W rites AFR + =
Kidd OF Earuleys-
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