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realize how happy / am
Dear Slr-Your method worked III
.ituliy. Results were exactly WIZ
needed. Strength and yigos have !,
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tlrsly satis:actory.
Dear Sir-yours was received and 4
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directed and can truthfuily say /. i
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10 size, strength and vigoF
All correspondence is strictly cont.
tiai, mailed IN plain sealed envelope. I
receipt Is free for The asking and b. Vt
every nan to have il.
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Ho7 Joe Lee Jameson. ch7rnan e.
seutive COMMITTEES T. P. A., Austin,
Texas
Victoria, Texas March 2s-Dear
Sur u IS NY pleasure 70 inform
YOU THAI Post o. the Victoria post o, ths
Texas division. T. P, a. VIII arrive IN
your city ia a body on special tram over
the Gull Western, Texas and Pacific. san
Antonio aud Arsasss Pass. aoi Houston
a1j Texas central railroads az $3.50 O'Clock
p n Thursday April g. We anticipate
a glorious time whiis IN your Beautiful
city aud OIL our members a-s enthusiastic
over the opportunity o. accenrine her hos.
pttaiity
WIN hes, wishes f1r successful meet
lHs- remain, as ever your fris-d.
G s. E. Holland,
President Post 0.
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DON'T LOCK FOR FLAWS.

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Don't look for flaws as YOU go tnrcss'
and even VIXEN you ind them ~
II Is wise and klud 20 be some Wat oas,
And lock for the virtue behind tnsI.
For the cloudiest night has amt o. "
Somewhere n its shadows hidins'
Il is better far 10 hunt for star
Than the spots on the sun aoldins
The current life runs every way
To the bosom OF Gods great lean :.
Don { set ycur force gsinst the rlfer :
And think 70 alter its motion
Don waste curse on the UNIVERSE ~
Remember il lived before you
Dcn't butt az the storm With your puli
But bond and let IL fly Ger you.
The world viii never adjust ITSELF
10 suit your whini 10 the letter; t.,.
some th-Dgs must 20 wrong your WEE
long,
And the sooner ycu know il The oe's''
II Is folly 10 Eight with the Inhnife;
And go under az last in the wgestie,
ne Hiser man shapes into Gods p,a1'
As the water shapes into the vessel
ELLA Wheeler wilcox in Progressing
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II. p. i. PROGRAMME.
Features OF the state Meeting 10 se
Held as Austin


Editsr Travelling Mems Page H0asiou
Pgst
Austin. Texas. March ro.--This is 30
once more remind the travelling men Of
Texas that the Texas siv.stou. p .. Of
A., Kill couvens in Aastin AZ $50 d m On
Friday, April S. The state board d d.
rectnrs Will inset at $50 p N. o. Tues
dag. April ). Ia the parior Of the Drissill
hotel.
When the state congentiea zdI5arus a.
nooa on Friday. tho parade, wlth Joe o.
Booth as marshal % The day. win match
10 the capitol in The following order
City Marshal Thorpe and squad Of mount
81 patFoiuaec-
Bessersrs Full Brass Band.
Sstto1ai Secretary Lou 7. la Beams
OF ST. Louis. escorted BY Mayor Jorn
D. Mccall OK Agst.n-
State President Dan N. Lisksr, Supported
b. State Secretary James Z Ludlow
Ex-State Presidents agd Board os Drse-
tors
Visiting ladies ia carriages accompanied
BY National chaplain Homer T
Wilson
Various posts 10 alphabetical order
In the executive reception r1om Govern
90 savers address Of welcome VIII be ~
sp7nded 20 by Rev. Homer T Wilson.
Fae graad ball at the Drisbill on Friday
q shr will b. under the management o.
81 r. Halfenau.
The T. p. x. register win be iu charge
% Chairman B. T. NeNalty Of the badges
and priarns COMMITTEE
Aug II. Pressler will look after the pic
nc aLd ash fry at the dam On Saturday
Afternoon. while the visiting ladies' sslI be
driven over the city and TO The institute
fof the blind. wheFe Dr. IT, p Heccoa zal
cause Z delightful program 10 be rendered..
similar treat Is in store Tor them at tn.
Texas school FOR the deaf snder the SUI
perViston u SIperi1teude1t g f. NcNuftv.
Res. Homer T Wilson's lecture 'Tns
hayal Mar on SATURDAY. night ,riir BE-
RE euaeIrtltag enteFtafumaHt OF T p
Wee& az the capital
Chairman ? j. Lawless viii attend 10
ail transportation matters. rarlrur
rate Of = has been secured fran an Texas
points.
as reception committee x1u Be con
posed OK all the members at Post ?. wrrb
zoe lee Jameson as chairman. vsrv 70
sFec-fulIy.
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Eo~ any nan may quickly cure hiussH
AFTER years Of suffering from sexual wsaS-
ness lost vitality. night Losses, yaFtcocsis.
etc and enlarge small weak organs 10 iui
SIZE and vigor Simply send yo4v lame
and address to d. L. " Knapp. ~ HUI
Bldg Detroit fitch and he will gladly
send TIE fres recelp; w.:h full directions
90 that any nan NAY easily cure himself
az homs This IS csrtEa.y a NOS gel-
erou. offer ard he following extracts
taken from his daily 1au show VIA; Elsn
shink o. his generosity.
Dear S!r-Plsase accep; ny sincere
thanks f7r yours OF recent date. have
given your treatment thorough tss' ana
the ba1ef- tas been aXcraordsnsry- Il a3s
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a. q candidate FIR Satf,nai rrrsiasne 2,
the Trave1srs' Protective Ass1etafAon q.
ths New ORLEANS eorventtoa- Il - y
eoslrse a pleasure and an honor e z"
spoken ., 81 our frtead, in that ccnusc-
ff1r. hut I uish 4, INFORM them a1d az
tia raer7hers Of the Texas dtvtsioa tnas
can not De candidate for any ot1ee
ray business requires at the attsrtS7n
can give H.
! write THIS 80 as to not In any mahaet
hfrde- OF obstruet the Aspirations q oeAa4
members ~ the Texas dfvisi1- = isAas
wants anything az New Orleans. re sogs
can count on me Cor 90 as1ive AID safi.as1
support rs my position AID etrc1nsta rseA
will permit With due qualification an.
wrry truly. n. Z. Benson
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ana strfctly eligible. Fest VII noF
prove slayer and a credit % ~
.sr,s,-- -tth sr,-a or~rrrs as y. A. stroud
r-r~sSrrt. r I. Cox. first vice prssstenti
" we-khelscr. thgr9 vice president
w a. solnv. secretary AMI treasurer
ErerHtjva ron1nittee Fred y. Whiting.
". 6. sptvey and r. l.. Cox Nemtuee 100
state director. Fred d. whiting Ralraad
CON II fttesrzu. Lee r C1wsr; pass eos1-
nltteeran. r o. Gresham legislative
committeeman. Henry W. Nsss1sF' hStel
committeeman. J. r. Neiiso1: employment
c1nrnisreeuaa. n, " Martin; uvsrT and
transfer committeeman, L. z. Loekhart-
Honorary members Post 7hEsietfr. Or.
J. 8 Necslvey; pass chaplain. Rev 7. J.
Siaau
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state :. p. = cea.sa.,ss.

To Members Poss z
Naus % urge upen yoa all the lzper.
tanes o; maSizz svsrv EFFORT q attend he
ssSte eonyeatiau at Austin. April ana
;. Remember every member prassat has 4
voice on the naoF. and wish membership
Of over 600 ze SHOULD ~ All. % easa !
good. iirge vote--hss.te4. I can assure you
. dslighstGl tir1e ana the expense ~ 1
tribe. We viii leave o. TharsSay even
ms. April ;. ppng miss ghgs opportunity
but come With as and Ycl viii not fezrs,
ths sEin YcSFs truly.
Gea ~ B.snnstr
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Whareca. Tegas, March 30 .-Eetgher
-,i7 KIND no- eeods en- sess ,hs i9ytal
-. ~, -, 49, - yFs,p-
NA'sN- DN @ 7''S
toz' a rle1a71- #sleaals attass 1"aI
him. and h.s stay generally rebounds To-
ts. .-.,tr t,-ra man .ef firrsqrsuh adj
-.-..,. i -. ~. 4.
Net-lsei7 ae@ Au@ su
aud large uu1oeT 9t 9i1n1a Rave
rrgsg. 100
pqasteret, ae .hs Druurner-s Hous were
p ttarssss ,r,-h Houstoa nrue COM
par- B. M Bagtu Ctgy j. Hada OF
NaF Y1-e s Leo. Of New Orleans. j.
n 1fager .rrtr..-.5-. eg rolurlstr-. Fl
s-g~u- --cgnE lruss frcta GreenvrIIe.
Tarc R. VI Carter ,irertls.uz SODA VIZ. =
b.. f4.rratzs % Nlths. J. El-k. b. f.
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i 4 gvFcre va5 wrksa ths r0ga In
srz tr-arset ~ 0biearj frhozrapb arE.
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-ssrt4s NJ dina a. Data ana j. 8.
t--a,-rfcn "a "a ro,Hs 49, a brace O.,
eas,gs /. w1rsrrv.
8uihozranhef A. the Nauo1 ho5eI ssr.
>-sutr~ ~ Sr,irs frstrrarrs. s1s q
~anrp.assa4 AZ 81 81 Ionas al soylsh-
pa-f0r P.tjfvTsv ,,-rra.nv Bsn pargla-
w5tn T,rrar I. s9n rs q SrrHers Efrs-
Isnd a Naraa c,B-rfee B W1rFs SalH1z
tobacco. a j W.Nahsn. t-s4-apee. aua
n Turrar a-ir5 r4rteg
Fror1 M rgesrs1- g,f.p eare : p Lee,
IT, 4 COIN T,th rnn-t~.aate- hsrs i
Up N.fe--r s-frh v,frhart,a " x EF-
rrtv 3 Ps5s,,,fr.a .eittrz re7,r az
fae arosvs .,,erfrr " ra3tfs v-5rt
l. Z. r.,5rs
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ieteSlt WIN BE Represented.
N'9fla Texas March 39-Posr o 7ro-
p5sss 20 De well -.nr-,sr-st =, -
tfu s,,r.,.t,.. .N9 A''
= aoltaad D.
levy and 1tner Ieneers are WORKING
on che matter Arranzanan.S ba~a Ns4,.
made 10 20 VII, c,aro .,t r..4s.-
ear .,s.t.f 80 ar
49, =. I, a. 'LeA tFia'llnss l@av.5a
1r,S.ss 80 ae san Aat1uio aaI
Vhirh mir ~ ~. 80 70. y AZ +-! H.
rbsr v9fI $50 y Aast'l a. H.
- ~ e Ie.A q AZ -Gero ~ tas IIero
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foF' Worth. Texas March 2S.-Nen-
aeTs Texas Division T ?. A. Beg 10
s.-ylse mat all railroads have cha1gsd SELL
.A- 1atss on tickets 10 Austin convention
TON Apgli and TO April ) and 5 This
7, l4A7s made by request Of various mem
ne latter dates being those that
7Ao'lia aaye ose3 fixed in the FIRST instance.
A. T. Fogte. Chairman r 2 rnrn
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Fort Worth. Texas. March gS-There was
a large congregation ont TO hear Or.
Homer T. Wilson sunday nagring at tia
chnssian tabernacle, The principal rea
son TOR thz large attendance VAS the fac
that ie was gensraily understood thar il
would be the last sermon Rev Wilson
woali preach before entering upon his
dEiiea as regular platform orator
The fsvvises were Of the usuAl utter
esting nature and Inc seraon surpassed
al previous discnnrsss There were th.r-
teen additions 10 the cbuFch. sea sy eoa-
fession and three By lester Ae the con-
ciusiop OF the services twelve persons
were baptised. Week ago last sunday
there We're hvs eecessiaas 10 the church.
The probabilities are that Rev J 5.
Myers, the new pastor OF the congregation
VIII not be able TO reach the city IA time
70 preach his initial sermon next SUNDAY
as Was announced SUNDAY, bni that he WIN
likely deliver his first sermon on sunday.
7 April s.
The following resolution was adopted
/ N connection with high tribute 20 Rev
Wilson that preceded Il:
BE is resolved by the CONGREGATION Of
NtNNfftNS NofNIAnlLk as tue lfIri Chris
uan church at Fou Worth TeNas thai In
the separation Of pastor. Hlcthsr Homer
7. Wilson. and the congregation. We los,
leader whose SETTLE voice and helping
hand has guided US over many rough ana
stormy places, where uncertainty and
gloom seemed AZ times 20 hover over 10
ike a psll, but through whica We have
passed ~ the help OF faith IN Christ ana
The right. on TO a point in the building al
the spiritual temple where II may 81
proclaimed we have triunphed over world
" obstacles, the trials o. the nesh ana
temptations o. the evil as.-,
May the tender, sympatESxic Sentleaess
foi MS teachings abide IN oIt hearts. ,nas
hts tertitaie Be our example nav NJ
great love fnr the uplifting of fallan
wrecked humanity - enthroned n olr
very souls for eyernore. So far we bav.
bnilaef well. hcsh the temporal ana suirl-
teAi hogss not upon a foandation OF st9ne
81 stuhNlF bur upon thar Of Kold. ard
FIXTURE Years. wa. II ths dasa rear AZ haaa
.ti VII b tried Is bg Are. WIN II stxnas
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rresade1t--Dzn NJ Lasksr. In Grange
seerssarJ--Iamss z Lseicw. san Arto-
First wee Prsztssns--s- 3. Gatslsy. FSrt
s-coad vies Prsssda1--D- W. slieAaaz-
Houston
TEIrd vIee PrsssasEt-c- g. E Hollsas.
BOARD or DIRECTORS.
Post c. Than as L Freeizrd. Hoass1n-
post %. Frank Arnold. C. s ArsGin ard
C. v. Holland San Angonlo. Texas
Pest e H a Nn-chharks Dallas
Pnsg r, c. q. HORTON. Austin-
Pest a. II. J. LaoaGt. GalveSto1-
Post II, Thou-as Farmer. Wacn-
Pest T. f. W. SinglstarE. Corslcauh
Posi- =. r L. Frye. Fort Worth.
Post K s. G. Bennett, li1laesVtlleL
Pest l. G. 4 Eeilfs. La Grargs-
Pest VI n. 3. W0Esrd. C2ero.
Pest y. c H. Cor. Temple
Pest o. z. u E4Tges, VicIrzfs-
Pcae P. Tcz C. svope. HeEseaa.
PosI G. L. z Hsrrison. Brsnhsrn-
Pest E. Ernest EohEterE. II Pssc-
COMMITTEE CHAt-t1EES.
Railroad. A. 2 Fcute Fsrr Worth
Press Adafph Boiit. Hsrs.6e-
Legislature. Jae Lee Tzl-is9n. &Estin-
E9tei Err@sr Lasssr. G2tvssroE-
Enployusot Paul e Erh- Dallas
Livery ana transfer, \. D. E.saF. PAiss-
ts-s
state phgalclA1s J. Allen hFl@, VI L.
Houston
ssate chaplain. Haizsr r wuasn, Fort
Worth
Executlvs eon1ttt.s. Frark Ar-old.
chairman. San Autaata: c. Z. 2aaEi1 AT
c Y. Heigant. San AB.ozt1-
Sass--Ths committee callrzsu ara also
members Of board * directors
OFFICERS or THE UNITED CONNER
CTAL TRAVELLERS OF TEXAS
Pas Grand ccunsetl3c-A. 2. DecEuan-
Caltfg
Grand Coans-isr-E. 3 Mitchell. Dallas
Grand F4al4r C5uu ssllr--Alt D.accraaa1.
So ADrgrt5
1raa1 seqresafg--T 2. seeesr. Dallas.
Grand Ca-3Gctgr-I ? ~ 1ti1. Waco.
Grant Page-B K IInes Sa1 AzsQ1fo-
Grs-t Sratiaei-W L. kaAa. Fort
Worth
Executive ca-rittes--y " ssdbrry 81
sas-mlr a-t W g Akari % Il lss7n
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President Theodore F. Hamme.t * Pos
g ASKS that every member OF that post
~eQ ts Ia Houston atceud the meeting
sunday nornins Is 10 o'clock al room e.
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good boys VS., met At Louisville Ia 1875.
A. Dsnkelzgi4i. Fess z.
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~as a Candidate.


f1lter fraFehrg Mems Page
New Orleans Ia. March = II nsiica
IL rhs DAILY. Fcst the saeulsoa q ny mans
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7. p. a. STATEMENT

Louis Lasrsaus. National ssarssarz.
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NsaiaershIp March 1...............il.ss
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DLOOD ihoosLES RE0ULRE Rlnon rrasEa asLlssa Y

or any similar blood trouble, write ,h>r,
derce We make no charge Tor this s s.,-
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SHOT HIS
COMPANION.

Chesterto WI, Md, May 49,
James Moody, a fifteen year-old
colored boy. has been lodged in
jail here for shooting his twelve
year-old companion. The boy had
been stationed IN the field Of James
T. Ireland, farmer living near
Still Fond, with gun to shoot
blackbirds and crows, which were
destroying the corn crop. The
younger boy came along, and the
boy with the gun told him to look
out, at the same time pointing the
gun at his breast loaIy.-a-ieW, feet
away. In an instant the gun was
discharged, and the entire load
entered just in front oftke shoulder
then taking an upward course.
DR.. J. W. Uric was summoned,
and it is not expected that the
unfortunate boy can recover.
Moody, who has been lodged in
Jail here, declares that the whole
affair was accidental. He did not
know that the gun was cooked,
and did not consciously pull the
trigger. He is being held to await
the result of the injuries to the
injured boy
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SERVICES.


The noted detective and evangelist Todd
B. Hall, of Baltimore. will speak ct the
gospel meeting Of the Y. M. G. A. Hall.
on next Sunday afternoon At 3.46 o'clock.
This promises to be the most interesting
service held In this hall for some time.
Probably no evangelist is so well known
In this part Of the country as Mr.. Hall.
bis talks ars always Interesting and he
never falls to draw large crowds. In con-
junction with the talk that will be given
by MIR. Hall the choir OF Brandywine M.
u. Church will render an excellent pro-
gram Of special music. The choir under
the direction Of G. Harry Taylor. with
Miss Hattie Pierce accompanist will rem
der the following numbers.
Hark. Hark, My Soul, Shelley!
Sing y. Heavens. .."........"..2 ,Mpefs
Gloria In excelsis .......,........For Former.
From Mass In b Fiat.
Az large audience Is expected the
rooms will be open at 8 o'clock. All de.
string seat will do we'll to come early.
The services Will begin pr omptly at 3.45.
All mon are cordi ally In vited to attend.
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=. B. & O.

Schedule in effect May 90 1900
;, Al trains illuminated with Pintsch
sExPREss TRAINS.
Trains leave Wilmington, Delaware Ave4
nue. Station for
NEW YORK, week days, 500. '9as,
Pullman sars}, >: .s:s .54s 'lo5s p a :. sun
.5'ig tal Pullman cars, s7.4s, io5s I p. M.
PHILADELPHIA, week days, |5Ol So,
.isi5 :s$5, 500, SIS .5is (alI " PSilmaa
cars), '5.2b, 1923, $780, *7.43, .1o.52 p. m. Suns
days, sol, 73o, $50, .sao .los5. *11.s5 =
m; .2S5; 800. 's5si '5.l9 lall Pullman carsy4
s5 ehs ia S Seek sle dsyp 3 &c. $780, $780, .,
1888. '1O.52. 1l:S a. m; 500, -525. SO, siA
*1o.52 p. m. Sundays. 7.SO, $50 1899. '10.xs
III s. a M go. $50, ~ S:55, 'ie's q p M;
.121s, s2S5, 's.5s. '5,25 p. m. Sundays, 7,1
Cape May, Ocean City and Sea Isle city,
week days. $3.50 u. M; '235 p. m. Sundays
Baltimore and Washington, week days.
AIS, 655. *S.o4, "l1.o1 a. m; *l2.56, '2.&
3l9, "S4O, *457 $3.50 tall Pullman carsp
So 1919 + 7. m ID sunday. a Es Pmas
cars), 1888, *S.04. 'lo.12 p. m.
Baltimore and way stations, 655 a, MI
s19 p. m. daily except Sunday; $40 a. mt
6.sS p. m. Sundays only, - .o, AZ, ~
a. M: +l256 31s, '457. 615, "10.l2 p M
Sundays AIS, 1904. $40 a. M; 'l256, H.bT
'6ss 1882. '1o.l2 p. ny -.
Pittsburg, week days, *s.o4 a. M; Ash
.539 (all Pullman cars), +l0.l2 p m. Suns
days, 1904 a. M; '4.57, '5.39 (all Pullman
cars), '1012 p. m. ~
Chicago, daily, 'S.04 a. m; '457 p. m. y
Cincinnati and St. Louis, 1904 a. M
Cincinnati and st. Louis, 1904 a. m.t
s12 56 and '1012 p. m, daily. II
Singerly accommodation, week days.
SIS a. M; 3l9, 6.15 p. m. Sundays, SO
a. M; 1882 p. m.
$40, 4.57 p. m. Sundays, SIS p. m.
LEAVE MARKET STREET STATION
for Baltimore, week days. $40 p M
Landenberg, week days, $40 a. M; 3fQk
500 o. M Sundays, $40 a. m: 6.46 p. m.
LEAVE PHILADELPIIlA for Whining
ton, week days. 1886, $50 = 10, 'lo.2s. 1l;oQ
a. m: s12oO. '1.37, 215, 1901, 40, 4So.
sbO7 iall Pullman cars). '5.S5, 30 Wy.
.7.30, 10 3,. al IS p. m. Sundays, .3:8, Is0
500 ii 90 a. M .12. 20. 1857 Las, "4.20, '5:07
tail Pullman carsl. $780, $50, T,30. 935x
1890 p. m. an, -
Rates to Western points lower than via
any other line. F. d. UNDERWOOD.
General Manager.
D. B. MARTIN, Man. of Pass Traffic.
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AMERICAN JOURNAL OF HEALTH, 1856
Fifth Ave, New York Citv.
Wonderful Cure of a Sore Standing
For Twelve Years.

Mr.. Daniel Medford, Annapolis, Md,
writes: "Dr. Torbert. Dear Sir:-I take
great pleasure in recommending your
treatment. had sore leg for II or IA
years, and In that time had my family
physician attending 1t for mo nths at o
time but could not make q cure. did
not know what to do. When staid In
my room. off my log for a time, my leg
would get better, but just the same when
walked again. 1t eventually got so bad
thought would have to have it ampu-
tated. received message TO visit my
brother. in-law at Dover DEL, and while
there he introduced me to Dr. Torbert.
had him come to the house. showed
him my leg and he said he could cure me,
but said It would take some time As
soon as he commenced to work, 1t began
to grow new flesh and cure from the bot
tom. He treated me for five weeks and
that was six months ago. 1t ID now we'll
and I am well. Ishould have been in
my grave now" Yours sincerely,
Daniel Medford.
DR., Torbsrt: II wish to endorse what
my husband said above, 1t Is a positive
fact truly believe that he would be In
the grave to-day but for your treatment.
I will gladly recommend you to the
whole world, If possible"
Yours very sincerely,
Mrs. Daniel Medford.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
PHILADELPHIA. WILMINGTON ANu
BALTIMORE r. H. I'll
Schedule in sffect April 8, i

Schedule in sffect April 8. 1901
Trains leave Wilmington a. feiis ~: q q,
d. o1 IL nhts ss 2se d. ss.gsss' ~ Ill r.
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T For Pn'lsasp 4 1, le + Y ~. ~
a. Ao 3sS e, Is and ~ :. n .
For Gas'seE (s1eressSs} ana . ~ n !. - -
.6c oo 10, s.2s. 7.ss an and io.4s p. n.
81 ;b|sISs H. Il. x 81 VIZ
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for Boston. WITHOUT change ~. > 1s|S
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FOR THE SOUTH. sfS
Southern Railway Express As p. M. daily
sleepers to Port Tampa, Augusta, Memphl3
and New oriSan' rs, p M daily Fl s;, sserss
to .n MsM G snd aot sprinss
4 tlsntic Coast line-Express 1918 p. m.s
daily, sleepeTs to Charleston, JncksonyiileT
Port T sems and MsGSp daily s's
Chesapeake & Ohio Hallway 8, II p. m daily
dining car and sleseers to Cincinnati Es
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F. Fo + Lswss. lis !. ~; AT .. M. wssl
for Dover. Harrr e.cn and pssnAs.
sl3. li;o4 2 2 m, m; ~ 80 ana I'll
si 4Sr SWyyenlns and way stations. ~ .
M E1 pss. ofa er Cap. cn.rs.. Old ress
Comfort and No. folk ll.& e. m wee
RSA IRA NJ lbAyS pkoAp STREET. srAs
Tio foR RA THk MhsTE.
q: :n {: mi s saz s': md g. oHe sss: s.
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la:sS ?. m. daily. Psttsburg sna clsvslsg
ss g. p LG %. daily, 'nf .tssSrE and cnlu.sss
Ter Toledo; except 2, s,atsrd.y o.,,..1
'os edR,vs e ciayyea r' sna g. HnH!a".
daily for Knoxville. via shenands.f
Xslisy Eouto; for Cleveland. s1ssss
5ss1 Congressional Limited Express. An
Vestibule Parlor Cars and Dining Cat
No extra fare other than the usual rulE,
3 Limited limited Express. vs.tlbuls Parist
Cars, Vesubule Passenger Coaches aAa II
The Wilmington Transfer Company WI
call for and check baggage from hotea1
and rsaidences. y. s.Ss
refcrred to the ticket agent At the - H
]. B. HUTCHINSON. J. R. wooD
General Manager, Gan. Pass. Assee "A
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-24

1t Is with great pleasure that can state
a few facts that trust may DO some help
to Dr. Torbert Of Wilmington. MIR. Daniel
Medford, of Annapolis, Md, came to my
house three weeks ago, with dreadful
sore limb; in fact 1t looked more like a
rotten limb than anything that could
compare 1t to. Mr. Medford has been q
terrible sufferer for the past 10 or IA years,
At times he has been compelled to keep
his bed for months. During this time he
hes doctored with many good physicians
from Baltimore and Annapolis, receiving
no benefit and being told he could never
be cured. Mr.. Medford was under careful
treatment by Dr.. Torbert for three weeks
and / onn truly say there has been most
wonderful change and improvement The
flesh is beginning to assume Its natural
color. and l am sure Is on the way to q
permanent cure Three weeks ago it
truly looked like hopeless case.
WIN. CULVEYHOUsE.