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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-26
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

Astle & Sons Of Haven were late com
ers with a car load Of fine hogs Of fancy
quality and they sol dat once at the top
price OF the day. Mr.. VIM Astle was IN
charge OF the consignment and he was
well pleased with the deal. Mr.. Charlie
Blake also Of Haven accompanied Mr..
AstIe.
Sale & Johnson Of North Enid were ship
pers CT q car OF mediums which sold at
the tip Of the bulk range.
Dennis LOOMS OF Garden PLANE was
IN with a car load Of mediums which sold
at the top OF the bulk
Charlie Granville of SedETick was q
shipper Of a car load OF medium lights
whicl4 brought a strong bulk price.
House & Wolf OF Newton we're sellers OF
a car Of light hogs which sold az good
bulk price
Corey & Shepherd OF Pond Creek were
shippers Of car Of light hogs which sold
at q good bulk price.
J. 5. Greenwade OF Hunneweh was IN
with car OF light hogs which brought a
good bulk price.
Phipps & Payne Of Bremen were ship
pers OF a car Of good hogs which sold
straight at a good bulk figure
The roads bringing in the hogs yester-
DAY were Santa Fe cars; Rock Island
cars and Missouri Pacific 1 car.
The total receipts for the past week
were 1859 and the average weight was
2l7. The highest top price was $50 and
the low top price was S5.6Z15-
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Kansas City
STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York. May &.-Thers was no svf-
telcs Of interest 81 todsy's stock mar
zzt beyond the manipulation b. profes-
slonaIs IN a limited number OF stocks TIE
action q the market showed that many
brokers and traders followed n. rnIdsuns-
uler custom Of not coming % the *
change Al al FOR the short session o. Sat-
uruay. Some % yesterdays movements
which gave good promise q q period q
activity IN he special stocks AZ least re-
ceiVed An uutizeiy check Tl-s vas tr-s
OF IKE tobacco stocks. which started q
vigorous riss but which ended With sharp
le- losses The solrh~es-erus we're ten
pararly strong o. published admissions
from Interests u the con- a.lies that pans
were working out fer tne consultation
and extension q TIE properties Wheel
ing and Lake ERE strength Wss ~ sTup1-
thT- me rumors than az important snort
interest ID Northern Pacific had eSerred
q private settlement which wa a lneu-
euce 81 yesterday > rally had lost TIER
force today. Lh-s was psrtiT dle - TIE
lack q alT authoritative tnfoFursrion On
TIE subject ~ lille the cen r9etion q 4
settlement With TIE shcrts wcri1 - -
gar1et wltb relieL ss remo~ing = threat
90 further f3rce1 llc-idztio1 frou thz
market. The obvious pressure % secure
eeraz delivery q c~~rlfczres fezrea rre
i-lferel-e EtrolE that the N1rLEer- Pa
che 4-arufe 81 rez-z1-s cre1- A. eL-
change authority estimates nat TIE d.
us71 fer credits e Ezrspe ard EnEiars
IL c0-zec-ioz 18th The struggle f3- o1ltr-l
~ EcrfEe-E E1C.1- E7E -Ir a. ttrh ~
eo = sale q kor-her1 FarlSc AZ
- rear IRE clese -oSzv reTlTe5 coszlssr-
alton - the su5.-ct- Tie 49, ssIs O.
EruTs5sT ~ AZ -. ard LAT SO cl1s-
SIS ezCtatl5z ATS - bld sd - asksf
IKE --ro-E raxftIo- ~ the hz-ks 5fsc,-ef-g
~ - rs1k srareuerr fai1e1 O. revive
the market WIZ rerfs-ls1rle-t = ~
series % TIE s1rs-r 90 . ~ 80 Al CIV
.-r ease 81 Ire UcEey Ia-Esz- -rs FAX
AZ lca-z sEolls bare beeu rsE CO q fss
extent ~ Fs-Ea1 c--ris = r-r-tT -
51rlrr zri1r ttl- frrfesr t-spoTrzrr ilzl.sa-
ttsl has 1es1 s1fzE o. 81 s1e Eock rar-
Eet zl1 that tEere iE 10 eELerEiEa i-r.iz7-
fir- ~ eEtsrz 81 new vantu-es 81 ere
rlz-ss- TEfs weeks z-ock rarssf 1as
z1r-- 1s9oHs-ic- - s-47 i-t1 EaIzsrs
zrd i-r-ssslrk 1sGcsitT as 800 uer 81
ctrrzrt - c1tsi1e t11-eas. IL rza oaez
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s15 aas tee- z7rrs ard r-o-r ref--c-e1 q.
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H(jGSSIEADT- STRONG
Light Saturday Run and the
Quality Fair
TOPS STILL AT $50
Receipts 724-CattIe Steady
but Little Doing.

The local hog market was quoted as
steady TO strong with very light run OF
stock in ST Louis gave out a quota
ton as slow. There were not enough
hogs offered to supply the demand By a
long ways and the buyers simply took all
hogs that came in and paid the best mar
ket prices for them. Good fat butcher
hogs are wanted here and this grads VIII
always receive the very pest market pre-
es- Yesterday was duh day IN every
respect There were not enough hogs on
sale TO meet the demand and though the
hogs that did come IN were fair 20 good
there was not enough Of them 20 excite
any special enthusiasm The Ign. supply
and the general dullness reported from
the other markets made a duJ day here.
This market more than held its own with
ali the rest % the hog conters and a
higher tone and more buoyant feeling
were the rule here
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cININ BRIEF.

Dr.. orule Smith has returned from
Lincoln. Ne6.
M ard Ms. Stiles Maxwell LETT We'd
nesday for az eastern trip.
Miss 1ur-bu-t. OF the Ideal Pharu acy.
IS visiting friends II the country
Mrs. Foose from Oklahoma IS visiting
her daughter. Mrs Eonrighous.
Rev. Thcs n C0r1ellson VII co1Euct
services AZ Masonic Home today AZ ?. r.
Mr.. and Mrs.. S. y. Cooper ard the CHI
drea are out a. Waldock Lake o. = PIC
Tic
Mss Daisy Glessoa has gone q Colo
rado 20 spend tie sumner with her
mother
Superintendsnt Charles DarrsE-z-a- C
the Dol5 company. leaves thls morning o-
q business trip south.
1zr. Lee Drake left for Buffalo T-izs~
- take II the exposition ard Sc the
EiShts & New York Ctrv-
Mr. Werlsy a. EinEEshs- cane m lss-
night and IS visiting lis slStsr. Mss Pear
y eriey. az 81 Scrth Tcpskz-
Ms. T. Il Casad hss returned f-o-
a three week vizit VIII he- sister, aI-s
y. s Crsss, IL Eilsooro. D.
Mrs Z. c. Harris ara daughter. Eshel
left Tuesday f1r 1[ssszrs where Sc
Wiz visit relatives ard frieats
Az A. 4 Cam zaz sister XI-s Hays
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Chicago.

Chicago.
Chicago, May 25.-Cattie-Receipt 20;
market nominally steady: good 20 prime
steers, S5.3C16. 90; poor to medium, 81. Is
as %; stociers and feeders, g. 00a5. %;
cows, g .s0l4. 20; heifers. k3.00G5 co; can
ners, $2.25G2.95; bulls, s3-o9a4.40; calves.
3 1885, Texas feed steers. si.25G5. a ;
Texas bulls, s2-75Q3.e0
Hogs-Receipts. today. 1900: market
opened slow. closed steady: top, s.. e21z I;
mixed and butchers. s5.60d5.s0; good 10
choice heavy, $5-75G5 .s2it rough heavy.
$. soll5-7o: light. s5-55g5 .s2lz; bulk OF sales
- 1905 .STla.
sheep-Receipts. 1900: sheep and lambs
steady; good TO choice wethers, -. 4064 60 4;
fair to choice mixed. 81 .2574 IS. western
sheep. 81 4074-6 g.; Texas sheep. s4.5024. s.:
native lambs, S4.0og5-I5; western lambs,
ss.oog5.75.
ST. Louis.
ST. Louis Nay 5.-Csttie-Receipt
none; market nominal; native steers, 50 80
Q5.o0; stockers and feeders, S5-2564-s 90;
cows and heifers g 0o05 10; Texas and
Indian steers, s4.0oq5-25; COWS and heifsrs
Hog-Receipts. 200; market barely
steady; pigs and lights. 8. 6565-75: pack
ers. $. 1859; butchers, s. soI5-s5.
Sheep-Receipts. none; market firm: IA
tive muttous. $4.oo94-6o; lambs, S5.ooG
go.
Kansas City.
Kansas City. May 25.-Cattle-Receipt
100. market unchanged. native steers, q 20
$50: Texas steers 81. 0eE55.15; Texas cows
g o0G4 *: native cows and heifers. E.Z
CTS: stockers and feeders 4-S5G5.15,
bulls. SS.2574.S 81. calves. Ss-057e.25
Hogs-Receipts. 5. 90; market cents
lower, bulk Of sales, 8 sass; heavy.
3 S0d5. g: packers. S5.71E5.s s.; mixed. s. g
d5s5: lights. 8. s5G5-73; workers., s5.s5G
SIS; pigs. s4-5of75.2o.
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- - Monev Mark...

New YORK. May 25.-Aioaey OF call RON
i0al, prime mercantile paper aG4. per
cent; sterling exchange nominal with
actual business IN bankers bills az = So
t4Ssfs for -eua1d at az s. SIS 40r so DAYS.
Posted rates sass and SIS. commercial
bu-s S1-ss5 s4-a. silver certificates nom
irauy 6lc; bar SILVER 5Sssc. Mexican do
lars $50, state bonds. inactive; railroad
bonds steady; government bonds weak,
refurdinE IS registered and coupon 11el.
IS coupon and registered ne. new Is regis
tered and coupon Is. cid As. registered
and coupon u8iss Is, registered and cou-
po1 l1S
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-26
DAYS GRIM MARKET
Dizziness Was Chief Feature
of Day on Change.
WHEAT CLOSED HIGHER
Corn Closed Lower and Oats
a Little Up.

Chicago. May 5.-Today's markets were
dull and feaureless- July wheat closed
shade higher. July corn Is lower. July
oats Is higher and provisions from m
changed 70 q shade lower.
The absence OF cables owing 70 the hol-
iday observances IN Liverpool s1d Lon
don produced a pail OF lethargy n the
wheat market. There was little outside
trading. the few transactions being con
fined mostly 70 the professionals, July
wheat opened unchanged AZ = IS % ,
and for the first half hour rather arm
tendency prevailed
A disposition developed TO even Up for
over Sunday and shorts were buyers 70
moderate extent Under this influence
the price rose 10 736z1-S, but under PROFIT
taking reacted 70 = IS, closing a shade
higher at 5. Seabosrd clearanceS OF
wheat and Hour were equal 20 Z590e0 bu.
Primary receipts were $50 ou. c0mpar-
ed with 81 60 q year ago. Minneapolis
and Duluth reported go cars against ~
last week and 5o3 year ago. Local re-
ceipts were 80 cars. 3 Of contract grade.
Corn shared the dullness OF the wheat
market The trading was on ri1aid scale
with no important transactions. July
corn opended unchanged 70 Is higher az
43 "a 70 43 rs and under covering By
shorts advanced 70 t4&1-S Large re-
ceipts induced. and easier feeling and
proht taking caused = reaction 70 &c -
The close was steady 1-sc lower at ss So
Local receipts were as cars, 81 Of con
tract grade.
There was = moderate trade IN cats
but the market inclined 10 dullness. July
oats opened unchanged at 3 II, sold be-
tween . Is and = 10. and closed steady
and Is higher at q s-S. Local receipts
were S23 cars
Provisions were dull. July pork opened
unchanged at $14.s7 -, sold between
tl4s0 and SA1o and closed unchanged at
s145I IL July lard opened unchanged az
SS-l2 10, sold between Ss.s7 10 and $50.
and closed unchanged At ss121-2 July
ribs opened a shade lower at s7S, sold
between $3.50 IL and s7.s5. and closed =
shade lower at s7.s5.
Estimates for Monday receipts Wnect
s. cars; corn. so cars; oats, sIs cars;
hogs. s. 0p0.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
Chicago.
Chicago, Nay 25.-Ths leading futures
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Kirkpatrick who went 70 Wellington this
week to visit friends, returned yesterday.
Miss Alberta Sapp Of Granville. Ohio, is
IN the city the guest OF her cousin, Mrs
J. D. Cottman, over go East Douglas
avenue
Mr. Elmer Thompson, OF 1855 Rochester
avenue, has gone to Caldwell % work
in the barrel department Of the Caldwell
Milling CO.
Ine enga cement OF Miss label Lar5ner
and 5. ". Shattuck IS announced, and II
IS said that the wedding VIII occur two
weeks from today.
Col. c. ". Philips Of the Peabody
News, an old time and well known news
paper man. was IN the city lzse night,
and made q pleasant visit to the Eagle
Office
Mrs Martin accompanied by her two
daughters, Mrs. Van Hosien OF Chicago
and Miss Winnie Martin. also by her
Granddaughter Miss Dorothy Blazier, left
last night for AIcCOmb, IL
Attorney J. V. Daugherty has engaged
a suite OF rooms in the Wall building on
Market street and viii move from his
present quarters in the Sedgwick block TO
his new Offices about June l.
VIM. Hendricks, Of the horse comr,is-
sion firm OF Hendricks & Rand. OF Kan
sss City. was here yesterday looking for
good horses. Re reports an active mar
ket and a scarcity OF good stuff.
DR.. J. T. Hazard was IN the city yes
terday from Belle PLANE, where he has
recently located Tor the practice OF medl-
cine The doctor reports = great crop
outlook n his vicinity and says that the
corn Is knee high
Srr. Jessie Leming Of Hsysvflie and
Miss Nettie Bremen OF Alva. o. T., were
welded last Wednesday and have been
visiting friends fl Wichita for the past
few days. They VIII make their future
home at Alva, o. l.
Mr.. Thomas Lebens went 70 Pratt
Thursday evening, where he viii dispose
Of his farm He viii return 20 this city
tomorrow. Mr.. Lebens has lived IN Wfch-
lta now for four years, and has become
one OF the city's active cffizens
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-26

Wichita. May =.
During the past q hours the tempera-
ture has been from As TO ga degrees. a
range q is degrees. and the mean. s..
which - II degrees cooler than Friday
and l9 degrees cooler than the normal.
with .G inch Of rain early in the morning.
cloudy IN the forenoon and clear in the
afternoon. with fresh northeasterly wind
and tiTh barometer.
on this date last year the temperatures
were, highest Sc lowest s. and mean a
So y this month the temperature has
been an average a little more than 2
deErees daily warmer than the normal
bur the rainfall has been I-S7 inches less
than the rormaI. while for the Same time
last year X was 50 inch n excess OF the
normal
FRED L. JOHNSON. Observer.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-26
In Memoriam.

OF all the duties that have devolved
upon me in this corps 1 hold the present
most sacred and value its privileges the
highest 1 thank you, Mr.. President.
for assigning me this chairmanship that
1 may pay last tribute TO that splendid
woman whose name, Mary D. Marsden.
Is 49, synonym OF noble deeds IN the
gray gloom OF the early morning. the
message came that this beautiful old
lady had crossed the strange. mysterious
boundary We call death, that her re-
leased and rejoicing soul led BY Gods
most plying and tender angels. was safe
" sheltered mid the pearly battIements
OF the city OF rest Mary .. Marsden
came OF that grand old stock whose pat
riotism was tested in a time that tried
mems souls and her fine mind early re-
ceived and always retained those lessons
IN loyalty which Influenced all the after
years OF her life. The quantities OF her
mind were luminous. Her memory was
remarkable Her Judgment sEgfft and
unerring, while her religious pernuated
every thought ana action Of her life and
10 uere lip service was ever offered by
he'd TO God and native land. None knew
her but 70 love her for she positively
possessed and practieed that charity
which think OF no evil, which suEereth
long and is kind The beautiful charac-
ter OF This noble woman was exempIs-
fed By her death With unfaitering
faith in her Savior she neared the grave
with but one regret-that OF leaving the
daughter, whose love had sustained and
comforted her. She was for many years
& loyal member OF the Womans Relief
Corps IN which she was held n loving
reverence, for she was naturally the wife
OF a soldier but the mother OF z soldier
Eer chair IS vacant and our hearts are
sore; but while We miss the sunshine of
her face from among Us. while our tears
fall upon this swapping OF the chains Of
mortality. We know what our loss is her
gain; that after IS years OF the feverish
strife and toll OF time. that grand and
glorious soul IS at rest amid the eternal
palms Of peace. Not the peace CT Mir
vana; not the peace OF Pantheism; not
the spiritual rest OF heaven q reunion
and recognition. promised By Jesus Christ
who conQuering death II that rock hewn
tomb IL far JUdis, now immortal Identity
for ths human soul. OF the aching heart
Of the lonely daughter we can only say.
let the glorious gospel which the angel on
sea egirt Patmos babe St John write.
Blessed be the dead who Gle n the Lord
from henseforrh "a saith that they may
rest from their fSoors-" Comfort you
May you forget your sorrow in renem-
bering her joy and may the God CT the
orphan sustain you
EMMA J. LA PAZs
II L STROBE,
CAROLINE ST. DENIS.
Committee.
Through Sleeping and chair Car service
On Missouri Pacifo's 3-S p n tzl=.
Wichita 20 81 L,o.1fs
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES


There was hardly enough cattle trading
TO establish q ouotable market, but the
little that was sold went at steady prices
There were % stockers averaging 755
pounds which sold at s4I71k; one heifer
80 pounds, at S4.10; one COW. $50 pounds,
$50; and one bull I150 pounds at s3-25.
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Special Bargains
In Rates
Santa Fe Route

St Paul, MINI ard return fer 1910.
Dates OF sale Nay 2. 8. 9 ard g.
June : and 5. limited for return q
July =. ISL
Kansas city, No ard return f7r ss.f5.
Dates q sale Juae s-h. 1a1A- WIZ re-
turr ii-rit q June Is-h. LL
Kansas CITY, Nc ard return fs- ss2o.
May s1h % Ju1e 1-1 e1cluzlssj VIZ
rstur1 ll-air q Jane s,a-
Lincoln. Seb- ard rstgrn for s7s5.
Datss . sale Nay Er- 20 zra r.
csaztTs. VIII a1zl liulit q z-os a-zA
Fey further iafe--rasso1 ear uro- O.
paaze L r nELASET ArL
Faone ~
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Constipation,

Inward Piles. FuIIness o. the Blooc
IN the Head Acidity 4 he Sromacl,
Nausea Heartburn. Disgust OF kcoa.
Eullness or Weight IN the Stomach, sour
Fluctuations. Sinking or F.u-terIng OF the
Heart. Choking Cr SuEertng Sensations
when IN g wing posture Diuness OF VS.
lon. Dizziness on rising suddenly, Dots o.
Webs before the S.snt, Fever and Ll-l
Pain IN the Head, Deficiency OF. Pe-spir-
Pain II the Side, Chest. Limbs and sud
den Flushes Of Hess. Burning n the
Flesh. few doses q
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COTTON MARKET.

Galveston. Texas. Nay z5.-Cotton-Fiu
AT L-1sc-
New York. Nay s5.-Cotton-Spot. clos
Cd quiet. 1-Sc higher. Kidding upla11s
10: uliddling gulL SIC. Sales, ~
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E1adWayS
"a Pills

will free the system OF al the above
named disorders
Price, Is CTS. Ter box Sold By drug
gists, OF sent by mail On receipt o. price.
RADWAY & CO. IS Elm St. New York
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-26

70 RUN TIE STOMACH. The s.
James treatment Is local, direct and posi-
tive.
The St James treatment IS prepared in
the form Of crayOns, very narrow,
smooth. flexible and wholly soluble. which
are inserted into the water passage It
night, where hey Dissolve and deposit
TIE medication In It's full strength upon
the Prostate Gland. contracting AID
strengthening the duets and tyEEk y :
STOPPING DRAINS AND EMISSIONS,
M curing ~alla he paLsnL sleeps.
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CASH QUOTATIONS.
Whest-No. . red. T5176c
Ccrn-No. ?. 427slt3I.c: No. : yellow.
"a a421zc.
Oats-No. 2, - a2sZc: No. ? white. 50
391zc; No. white, 29as0c
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
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The WEATHER.

u calIing f0r the above letters. please
say advertised" P II
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s.. Loule.

81. LOUIS
81 Louis May l5.-Whaat-Ciose: Flrrn I:
No red. cash. elevator. nc: track
&c; May, PC. July, 6sizddsssc: septen-
Der, SIC: No. 2 hard, &c
COrn-W esk; No cash. &c: track. 81 /:
May, &c; July. &c; September, exc.
Oats-Stronger; No. 2 cash. &c: track,
2SQZs1sc; Nay &c; July. 2711cs September.
Z57scs No. white. Ssc
Kansas City.
Kansas City. Nay z5--Wheet-C1ose. .
July, esi4Gseasc: September. 81 Es4ss
cash. No. : hard. sslzgOc; No. 9, az
6s3zc; No 2 red, 70G7lc; No. g. s6aGc
Corn-July, 401sc; September, ~. q s5zsi
cash. No. . mixed, 41os No. white. 90
&c. No. 8, 4sisG4Qatc-
Oats-So. ? white, SIG
Rye-No. 2. sc.
Hay-Choice timothy. ;lo.Sgu; choice
prairie s. sf7e r.
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LETTER LIST.

list Of letters advertised By the post
master Ut Wichita, kan. Tor the week
ending Nay e. 19lI-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-26
VancoceIe.

Var1cocele IS an accumulation OF slug
Eish blood in the veins O. the scrOtum,
due solely TO imperfect circulation AMI
has rs origin IN z diseased and torpid
Prostate Gland. Operations in this ds-
fcaI device yet discovered has cured a
SINGLE case. Gran-Solvent heals the
Prostate and restores healthy circul alton
Varlcocele disappears and the siugg 81
accumuia don IS replaced BY pure, healthy
red blood
thousands OF men strictured. weak
wasting and dependent were cured and
restored By the ST. James method last
year vast army Of men II whom the
light Of life has penetrated the fearful
nightmare OF structure and seminal
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Structure

In Il days, without pain. injury OF incon-
Veniencs- The bougtes are inserted a.
night and act while you sleeD Gran
Solvent" removes every SYN ptom OF
structure. leaving the canal - healthy
as when nature formed { No BRUTAL
CUTTING OR DILATIN-G 40 MEG
TONS TO IRRITArE TIE MEM
EEA[T NO INTERNAL DRTTCTE Nc
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-26
WEAK. R "a r. "A n Cured While
WASTING EsA go rs IVAM You Sleep,
SIRCTUREDEs 80 81 81 VI IN IS DAYS
D,846-GRES DURING LAST YEAR-D,S46
sion Of Structure Dissolved Like Snow Beneath the sur
IN FIFTEEN DAYS
esored BY the Magic St James Treatment Applied Locally
and Directly 70 the Affected Parts

We answer the
~ questions briefly If
you cut an artery
49,. - IN your arm you 20
not take internal
- medicine 70 stop the
go flow OF blood YOU
~ eIl ey Use LOCAL AP-
- PLICATIONS. SIM
iarly when the Ure-
~ thral ducts becoms
IL AA[LEAS weakened and re-
laLed II IS ridicu-
lous 20 take inter-
rtal Lrea tment, which must pass through
the stonalh and urine before il rea des
the seat Of disease The seminal 7-lrfs
PROJECT into the urethraI canal through
the Prostate Gland. and are easily
reached By LOCAL TREATMENT
DIT. Carriers "Gral-S lveul" soluble
Bougfes VIII dissolve. digest and forever
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