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The colored American., 1900-04-21

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Bishop and Mrs Benjamin w. Arnett
were rendered a farewell reception at
Quinn Chapel, Wabash avenue and
Twenty fourth street, Chicago, recently.
The Bishop has served the limit of four
years as the official head of the Fourth
Episcopal district, and until the general
conference meets his future location
will not be known. 1t is said that there
Is strsng probability Of his being as.
signed to the First district. which in
cludes the New England states. The
successor OF Bishop Arnett will be
chosen at the next conference. Among
those whose names Will be considered
are DR. T. w. Henderson, former pas
tor Of Quinn Chapel, now manager of
the publishing departm ent in PhiIadeI'
phia; Rev. J. III. Townsend, alse q
former pastor of Quinn Chapel, and
DR.. NJ. M. Moore Of Washington, ID. O.,
who is financial secretary Of the church.
The reception was she more auspicious
by the presence Of four Bishops, all OF
whom made brief talks These were
Bishop .. W. Arnest, Bishop Abrsham
Grant of Philadelphia. Bishop W. J.
Games OF Atlanta, Ga, and Bishop B.
T. Lee Of Wilberforce, o. The ex.
s<cises were held IN the auditorium,
fsllewed by banquet and after din
nsr speeches. Rev. George w. Gaines,
presiding elder of the FeuIth district,
was toastmaster.
In the Catholic church the Negro
worshipper has always been welcome.
No discrimination or mark Of in
feriority Is imposed upon him. In the
large cities where there is a consider.
able Negro population. Catholic
churches have been established for
them, but white people worship there
in large numbers The parishioners of
the colored Catholic church in Wash.
iheton, D. c., are among the most
prominent Of the race. The church is
an imposing edifice. Parochial schools
@0N phoA SbJ AuAS .
st. Louis. Mo-, Baltimore, Md, and
Ira T, Bryant, in long letter to the
Selma Record, jumps on DR.. G. B..
Smith and condemns the latter ad-
miuistration Of the a. NJ. E Sunday
School Union. Mr.. Bryant is employed
at the Government Printing Offre, and
is son of the late Rev. M. E. Bryant.
other cities. A colOred person is new +
Disseminated against In any elemosy-
Dsry institution of the Catholic church.
Archbishop Ireland has taken especial
pride in building up the colored Catho
lie organization in many cities of this
country. Excbange.
Rev. II e G. Astwood is q candidate
fer the editorshlp Of the Christian Re
corder. He might stand some show II
he would only cultivate the happy art
nf writing shorter editorials for the
Defender.
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writing poets the following as the prime
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SOCIETY RRTEFs

Mr.. Ira Holmes Of Indianapolis. IND,
visiting at the home Of James S. Shep
pard on East Central avenue.
Misses Davie and Helen HsaI"s.s e
Paducah. r.. are visiting vita Mr. an,
Mrs. o. A Boyle on North Waco avenue
A reception in honor OF Mr.. Charles
Hatton IS being planned by his former
classm ates while II the Hig1 school IN
event IS to take place about August ?
and ts 20 Be an elaborate affair Nr
Hat-on - expected in the city. hsv:ns
Just returned from Europe, and IS now
IN the south.
The Louisville TInes q louisville. Ky,
gives a Hne cut q Mss Grace wItter.
one a. last years graduates - tie wich-
tia High school and sister % Mrs. Es-ry
Sutton. Mss Grace as visiting her sis
Ter. Mrs Dnday. n that csty. Miss erase
wit.en IS one among the many BEAUTIFUL
girls n se5zwiek county. and theTs are
many of them.
9. II wsrehau Vas csi5ed 20 II Do-a-
do last wednesday 70 perform ths mar
rage Ceremony Tor Otto ?. Du-oack o
sa1.eena. Kan. and Miss Anna Z KinE.
TIE welding was a. TIE bore % ;ts
brides parents. Mr. ard Mrs.. ? ). b
King st , n A ia-Es uunser O.,
relatives SRI invited SDeaes vrzz p-ssess,
Mary beautiful welding gssts ws-e r.
cslvss
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MISS CAMPRELL,s PARTY.

delightful picnic party was given last
Friday night by Hiss Jetta Campbell in
compliment Of Miss Katheryn Junker-
man. The guests assemble at the Camp
bell home on North Emporia and were
taken othe B. H. Campbell residence on
Riverside. The event was a delightful
one, music and dancing being the
amusements Of the evening A light
luncheon was served on the lawn. The
guests were: Misses Katherine Junker-
man. Ada Scott, Alice Campbell, Daisy
Woods, Olive Magill, Geneva Jocelyn
Myrtle Hinton, Maude Rix, Mabel Lari-
mer, Emily Torrington, Sara Ross, Laura
Geohegan, Bird Gilmore, Pearl Murdoch
Maize Alley; Messrs. Rob Dennis, Rob
Norris, Bruce Priddy, Jesse McClees. Ell
mer Reese John Growther, Jim Mortar
fty, Charles Priestly, Verne Garland,
Fred Hill, All Lewis, vermillion Harris,
Allen Davenport, Ike Goldsmith, Rob
Campbell. Graham Campbell, Roy Allen,
Givin Hagny, Paul Eaton, Claude Lari-
mer, Fred Little; Mr.. and Mrs Bert
Reeve, Mr.. and Mrs Frank Davidson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Myers, Mrs. Jun
herman.
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.ArTCT-sT oT-TTNC CTrrR

The August Outing club have returned
to the city after a weeks stay at Robi-
son Falls in Butler county. The Falls
are an ideal place to camp and every
member OF the club IS enthusiastic over
the pleasant stay. The campers say that
they were royalty treated by the people
in the vicinity Of the Falls One evening
the crowd was surprised by Mr.. and Mrs
Gage, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Stearns, Dr.
and Mrs. Gross, and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Robson. The party brought their re-
freshments. which consisted OF ice cream
and assorted cakes. Another feature Of
the week enjoyed by the party was a
hayride and visit at the home Of Miss
Pierce. where music and dancing made
the time pass rapidly. Those composing
the Outing club are: Mess-s. ard Mes
DANES Charley Grimes. Mel W. Warren
A. J. Johnson. Harry Sumption, Misses
Verona Horback. Minnie Bliss. Alvina
Wilde, Carrie Bliss; Messrs. Fred Coo
kel. a. E. Park. Emmett Wolfe Master
Louis Johnson. Master Wayne Warren,
and little Misses Cecil Grimes and Clau-
dine Warren.
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FOR MISS sEIIARs

Mrs. w. c. Becks porch party Friday
evening was a charming summer event
and was given as farewell &c Miss
Matte Sellars, who will soon leave for
her future home in California
The house was decorated with cut
flowers and ferns. At a late hour an ele-
giant luncheon was served Mrs. Sarver
assisted Mrs. Beck in entertaining. Chen
neth's Mandolin club furnished the muc:c.
The guests entertained were: Misses
Matte Sellars, BERTHE Thompson, clara
Cooley, Edith Hoover, Emma Hornady,
Maud Clarke, Maud Nichols, Ada Shop
pard, Maud Snider, Mrs. Frank Sarver.
Rev. and Mrs. Parker, Messrs. Claude
Taylor, Charlie Hoover, Ezra Beard
Walter Cooley, Andrew Hamilton, Bert
Keller.
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MISS GRAHAM'S PARTY

Miss Laura Graham, in honor Of her
thirteenth birthday, entertained a num-
Der Of her friends at her home. 947 Ida
avenue, Tuesday afternoon. The Iine
was delightfully."- spent IN conversation,
playing games and other merry making
Mrs. Graham was assisted by Mrs. Fran
ces Schaelar II serving refreshments 10
the merry guests. The luncheon consist
ed of melons, fruit, ice cream and cake
The event was a charming one and the
time passed too quickly for those present
Among those who enjoyed the occasion
were: Carrie Schaefer, Clara McTIibben,
Mary Wilson. Ethel Miller, Ruth Garrett,
Drucella Graham, Eva McKibben, Hallio
Smith, Laura Graham, Richard Ridgway.
Alva Schaefer. Master Lloyd Graham, e.
Tanner, Edwin Schaefer, Roy Ridgway,
Carl Graham, Lear Tanner. Luther Ora
ham.
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MILLER SHAW.

st the home of the brides parents, 81
south Hydraulic avenue. on Wednesday
at p. m. occurred the marriage Of Rob-
ert Z. Miller and Anna v. Saaw The
home was beautifully decorated with
ported plants and out flowers. To the
strains of the Lohengrin Bridal March
the bride and groom unattended entered
the parlor, where, IN q most impressive
manner. Rev. Gustav Barth OF Augusta,
performed the marriage ceremony, using
the ring service. After congra .ulations
the newly welded pair led the way 10 me
dining room. where three-course lunch
con was served.
The bride wore a beautiful dress of
Persian lawn trimmed in lace AMI ribbon
and carried a bouquet Of roses The
groom wore conventional black. Fcth
the young people ara well known in the
city, Mrs. Miller having lived here since
childhood, while Mr.. Miller is one Of TIE
prosperous young farmers OF Sedgwick
county. having lived near Goddard for a
number Of years. The happy. couple lef;
over the Wichita and Western at ESQ
for their new home, where they will be
pleased TO welcome their many friends.
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MISS HOUSTON

Miss Ethel Houston celebrated her
seventh birthday anniversary on Thurs
day afternoon by entertaining ner little
friends. The afternoon was spent n play
ing games and other amusements. An
elegant lunch was served and eacn guest
received a pretty souvenir.
Those present were; Marie Hut2h,nson,
Mary Post Julia Paugh, Catherine
Paugh, Bertha Chandler. Marion Ken
drick, Merle Abbott, Melville Campbell.
Guy Houston, Arthur Darling, Ethel
Houston
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JUVENILE PARTY

Little Miss Helen Myers was the guest
of honor at a party given by Mrs Muir
ray Myers last Wednesday afternoon.
The little people were entertained by
merry games until lunch time, when DEL
icate refreshments were served. Mrs G.
7. Myers and Mrs. Junkerman assisted
in entertaining the little guests Those
present were: Bessie Sassel, Zeta Morris,
Clarice Farrow, Ethel Hanlon, Ethel Nc
Chung, Beatrice McClung, Helen Sweet,
Celia Israel, Ruby Israel. Dorothy Conk-
lin, Minnie Conklin. Stanley Conklin,
Christina Ross, Finlay Ross, Clyde Ledg-
erwood, Bert Kaufman, Marguerite Bow
man. Agnes Sites, Helen Dimond Ruth
Landis Bessie Jones' Oak Davidson, Jes-
sic Feifner. Melville Campbell.
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HAY RIDE

A merry crowd Of young people drove
out for hay ride over the city Friday
night. The party took advantage OF the
moonlight to visit the parks and differ
ent places of interest The occasion as
filed with merry making and CONVERSE
ton.
Those who enjoyed the ride were:
Misses Ethel Jones, Mabel Dill, Bessie
Jones, Fern Dorsey. Eva DIN, Kate
Dorsey, Eva Barlow. Edna Shaw. Nettie
Banks, Messrs. Cecil Hun, Rosco Dab
ney, Hank White. Harry Eames. En-
NETT Stewart. johnson, Gene belong,
Fred Holiday, Carroll Fosnott
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Wichita Kan


I live twelve miles east Of Wichita. Ny
boy ate I've and could not swallow a drop
of water nor eat bite until he was moth
ing but skin and bones was advised by
friends TO take him TO DR.. Petry, the
magnetic healer
can not describe with my pen how
wonderful it was, for when took my boy
to Petry he had not drank a drop of water
nor eaten bite Of food for five days and
nights, and 20 my surprise Mr. Petry Just
tested his throat handed him a glass Of
water and he drank. I asked him If he
could make him eat He replied yes. He
gave my boy a cookie and he ate half Of
it five minutes after taking the treat
ment' and now the boy is sound and we'll
II you don't believe come and see for
yourself. ADAM BAKER
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MASTER IRA JoHNEsEE.

Master Ira Johnesee entertained g
party of friends on Friday afternoon al
his home in the Fletcher block. The
afternoon was made a very enjoyable CHE
for the guests. The first part of the loc-
casion was spent in games.
Later in the evening a trolley ride gave
the guests much pleasure. A dainty
luncheon was served during the even ng.
The guests were: Bessie Mahan, Cert
rude Mcclellan. Moscelyn Hambric, Lila
Swain, Fannie Mahan, Tom Sumner, Wal
ter Rambeck, John Beatty, Sidney Levi,
Ira Johnesee.
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MISS DONNELIn

Miss Laura Donnell entertained q aurn-
Der of friends last Wednesday evening at
her home at 129 North Charles street.
The event was complimentary to Miss
Olive Smith Of Belle Plaine.
The evening was pleasantly spent in
entertaining amusement. Refreshments
of a delicate nature were served u the
guests.
The following were those invited: Misses
Olive Smith, Iva Israel. Mary Bull of
Winfield, Laura Donnell, Messrs. Paul
Israel, Fred Bull, Louis Anderson, Clar-
ence Donnell, Roll williams
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THEY ARE BANQUE TED
Commercial Travelling Men
Guests of Honor in Event
PLANNED BY THEIR WIVES
Trolley Ride and Spread at
Royal Cafe Are Features.


One Of the most delightful events Of
the past week in society circles was the
banquet given last night to the CONNER
cial travelling men of this city by their
wives. The banquet was given at Guyer' S
Royal Cafe on North Main street, which
place had been. especially arranged for
the occasion.
The first part Of the evening was de-
voted to a trolley ride over the various
street car lines of the city. A new sum-
mer car was decorated for the party and
on it was installed the Utopian Quartette
which gave pleasing music during the en-
tire trip. The excursion over the new
car system was found by the travelling
men to be a pleasing affair, but they
little realized the good things in store
for them at the conclusion of the trip.
At 1890 the car stopped in front of the
Royal Cafe and the guests repaired to
the banquet tables Here the courses
were served in a faultIess manner and
for two hours or more jolly wit and good
natured humor reigned supreme. The
banquet and the splendid treatment ac-
corded the travelling men will not soon be
forgotten by those who thoroughly ap-
preciated being the honored guests Of the
evening.
The menu was as follows:
New York Counts.
Pickles. Olives. Celery.
Lobster Salad
Cold Roast Turkey. Cold Ham.
Saratoga Chips. Sliced tomatoes
Bread and Butter Sandwiches.
Pineapple Ice.
Coffee Ice Cream. Cake.
Those present were:
Mr. and Mrs
7 w. Walters. T. W. vanDever,
Will Mcdonald, W. E. McNaghten,
E. A Kinnaird, Ted Mcdonald,
M. W. Weeks, Stanley Hodgkinson,
E. s. Russell, j. j. Barry,
F. B. Brooks, Fred Richter,
George H. Walker, George T., Walker,
]. z. Dodd, A. A. Wood,
Misses
Carrie Wood, Rawlings.
MessrS.
c. M. Bryan Denver. 8. E. McNaghten,
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tive young man as q member OF the
Coming 400' and viii be greatly missed
by his associates
Those present were: Misses Nellie Leh-
man. Elsie Messerve. Marie Biting,
Mabel Magill. Moscelyn Daisy, Gertrude
Frohman, BERTHE Frohman, Josephine
Wallace. Stella Stanley, Donna Fisher,
Marie Ashton, Maud Shelley, - Bur
rows, Mrs. Bristow, Mrs. Baker, Messrs.
Walter Stark, Ed Lehman, Robert Sla,y-
den, J. Earl Taylor, Alexander Joseph,
Chas Joseph, Ed. Goehegan, Archie An
derson, Percy Bristow. Owen Newell,
Guy Moore, Milton Barringer, Lewis Bit
ting. Carl Seeger, Arthur Ferguson, Chss.
A. Baker.
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EPwoRTH LEAGUE SOCIAL.

The Epworth League Of the Emporla
avenue Methodist church gave lawn
social Friday evening at the home Of
DR.. A. D. Jones on South Topeka. The
proceeds go towards defraying the ex-
pense Of rebuilding that church. Refresh
ments were served. The evenings enjoy
ment was increased by the inst.u .reE<al
and vocal music of the Misses Mabel and
Jessie Jones and Miss Jennings. The
evening was a pleasant one 20 all and a
profitable one to the church.
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MR. AND NRs CARPENTER.

The forty-sixth wedding anniversary OF
AIr. and Mrs. J T. Carpenter of North
Main street was appropriately Observed
by a number Of their friends last Fri
day night. The event was something in
the nature OF q surprise and proved n
be a pleasant affair Mr.. and Mrs car
penter have lived n sedgwick county FOR
many years and have had home n this
city several years coming here from
Valley Center Refreshments consisting
Of Ice cream and cakes were served %
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". B. Parker. Baynville. says; came
to DR.. Petry two years ago with what
supposed was rheumatism but was soon
convinced that it was a hip disease. I
had suffered for eight years and had got
no relief from any remedy or any doc
tor. but was relieved by DIT. Petry's first
treatment. After two weeks daily treat
ment felt almost entirely cured but took
a few treatments for three or four months
afterward and have never since been
troubled with my hip. For years I had
been unable to rest AZ night on account
Of the pain, but the first night after tax
ing treatment ! rested easy and without
pain am positive that the credit for
my cure is all due to DR.. Petry.
Ny son Fred was greatly troubled with
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COMING 90"

One Of tire pleasant events ~ the past
week IN society was the Coming So
ball given last Tuesday evening a. the
Sedgwick Music hall The event waS N
honor % Mr.. Robert slsyden. who Is nos-
on the way TO Dawson Alaska
The dance proved 70 be a success IN
every sense o. the ward ard in srsia Il
the summer ne2t the guests tho-ou 60 y
enjoyed TIRE occasion. The music % IN
evening was furnished By Professor
Blurle and Mrs. BanberTsr
Mr.. S.ayden is vel known n ~. city
and has a large circle OF friends who re-
g-et his leaving ehs city. Es vas II ec-
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MISS MADAMS

Miss Grace McAdams gave a delightful
party Friday morning at her home on
North Waco in compliment to Miss Ees-
ST. McAdams o, Alton, H. The aome
was Beautifully decorated with cut flow
ers anil Presented a pleasing appear
arce. Music and progressive converse
ton were the features of the event. Mrs.
Frank Dean and Miss Jennie McClung
were awarded prizes Dainty refresh
4nents were served to the guests, who
were: Misses Genevra Jocelyn. Jetta
Campbell, Alice Campbell, Mabel Lari-
mer, Katherine Junkerman, Abbie Potts,
Helen Taylor, Gertrude Jackson, jeanne
McC1ung, Hattie McClung, Lulu Ha.ton,
Carrie Cogdell, Maize Alley, Myrtle Hin
ton, Agnes Davidson, Ethel van5evere.
Daisy Zeininger, Lille Zeininger, Margie
English, Jessie Kendall, Ella Hellar, Ma
bel Millison. Esther Kaufman; Mes
danes Charles Englehardt Fred Hellar.
Smith Of Kansas City, Howard Wheeler,
Charles Knorr, Walter Innes, H. r.
Johnson. Bion Hull, Ira Sherwin, J. w.
Arbogast, Joseph Newman, J. H Black
j. w. Adams, ]. T. Ludlum, VIII Pierce
Ralph MilHson, Frank DEAN and Harry
Dockum.
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POWER TO HEAL THE SICK
DR.: F. w. PETRY'S FiAGNETIC GIFT BY WHICH
HE DRIVES AWAY DISEASE.
For Years He Has Been in Midst and With
Undiminis1ed Power and Never Failing Sue
cess Has Cured the Afflicted.

catarrh Of the head and took treatment
from DR.. Petry two years ago and was
entirely and permanently cured. To use
his own words, THAT man Petry did
great deal for me-
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can't help but own up what Mr.. Petry
has done for me. For twenty years 1
have not missed a single week without
taking medicine. I have taken dis
tant treatment from Mr.. Petry for
about two months. I would have written
this sooner but all my friends told me
that it would come back on me after
quit treating. This was about a year
ago, and have not taken a. drop of med
icine since I have taken treatments I'M
til this day. which Is proof enough for
me. MR.. H WATKINS.
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Belle PLANE, Kan.

My eyes were so bad that 1 could not
see my hand held before them. Since I
have taken DR.. Petry's distant treatment
I can see to write whatever I wish to-
MRS. E. DUNN.
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the guests One of the features OF the
evening was the presentation OF a fne
jardiniere to Mr.. and Mrs. Carpenter.
The presentation speech was made by
Chief OF Police Cubbon-
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Whitewater. Kal

DR.. F. W. Petry-I can say that you
have done me more good than all the doc
torinsg I have done in the past seven
years, and that has been most of the time.
MRS. CHARLES SAIIDR.
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Mountain View O z

fIeWi =. I.
have taken treatment from DR.. Petry
for heart trouble and while doing so I
have gained in weight and have no more
trouble with my heart 1 consider my
self cured MRS. H. B YOUNG.
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HaysvlLe, Kans.
am glad to say that the baby is bet
Ter. The towel acted like a charm.
MRS. l. NJ. DADISMAN.
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EnMnlnS EAh

NVFtEtos
1 wore a bandage for nine years and
could not stand TO ride or walk, and after
taking distant treatment from DR..
Petry have put away the bandage and
do all my work. and am thankful to Dr.
Pety for what he has done for me and
hope others afflicted will do as I have
done. MRS. EMMA HOWE.
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10 Whom II Nav Concern.

To Whom II May Concern:
I wore glasses for seven years. Came
to Wichita two weeks; took treatment
Of DR.. Petry. The first week I laid my
glasses aside I improved so that when
came home my friends did not know
me. MISS JENNIE CANNFN.
Cunningham, Kan.
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joplin, Mo.

My sister took treatment two years
ago from DIR. F. W. Petry, and ne has
done wonders for her. I was taken sick
myself and tried all doctors and could not
find relief, so my sister advised me to
write to DR.. Petry. After one months
treatment 1 found his treatment did me
more good than all the doctors
F. D. JONES.
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Caldwell, Kan.
Mr.. Petry has done wonders for my
daughters.
MRS JOHN sCHEARER.