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: Vltus Dance Cured.

nsr lo.n ' November H. I9o1.-I wish to add my
ssr. S, list of testimonials. had been troubled
v powell o. Vitus' dance in the worst form, rem
cscld to help myself, every muscle and nerve
10 ised keep my hands and feet still, often was
s,Se cond;ssSsll indeed, | was in a most unhappy
=. aorston b,, IL tried some of the best phys-
seIse Fin5 Iiiiey gave me no relief; my trouble
Il ~ saich she Jy my mother was advised TO take
III gfete ueatne' ana IN three weeks of your Won
vas i n as1 was entirely cured
gterh Non Su condition and had almost lost the
ny trouble after eleven years, | have had no
8ssl With bs SUI nave been and am in splendid
conn Ieart full Of gratitude that give this
y srSiHe e eu and permanent cure. without one
!, Pr Fann;Ipny through the wandrous magnetic
II or Va consider my case most mar
\ ,stss him f.. Physical wreck and I shall ever
sas.ntude my restoration to health In sim
x. Street MAGGIE DREAPER.
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A Merchant Princes
Experience.

Mr. Sam Sanger Of the well known firm of Sanger Bros
Of Dallas and Waco is in the city today and quarered the
Maverick hotel Mr. Sanger is here for the purpose of
his family who arrive today from extended trip
California Times reporter called upon Mr.. Sanger
his today and in the course ordinary
ton the subject Of Dr. Fannngs wonderful cures by animal
magnetism discussed Sanger was asked what he
knowr in Waco, ati said Il firm believer in Dr.
Fannugs power heal he represents About years
ago, while out driving in Waco my horse became scared
and away ] thrown beneath the wheels OF the
vehicle aud caught and dragged distance OF two
blocks Among the many wousds received was severe
hTuise the My became stiff and large knot
swelling materiazed suffered great Inconvenience and
pain from the wound and treated for over year
to give DR. flaming trial The consequence plain My
wounded member sound and understand only had three
treatments. believe in animal magnetism end know Dr.
tsnis TiBssa !
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(razed With Commissions

nsyhOdy in Texas who knows anything Of the big cat
Knows the persons whose names are attached to the
rns statement The combined wealth of these men
4 roll up several millions Of dollars
iel'eF and testimonial herewith given speak for
49, anu perhaps no in the whole of magnetic
o e.er more marked or more satisfactorily tested
~ ~, ieSss' february IS, IS91-Dr. Frank Tanning
ss 70 promise that the expiration of six months
,S e u treatment would write you, now do So as
XIV XIV hat enjoy perfect health.
sOd H. 1888, was suddenly seized with CONCLUSIONS
@Vs painful character They returned every other
Ig iesssry Tor about MONTH then grew less repu-
from these fits my left me, be-
and IT required the united efforts Of two
I, GoSnsto control me, while my screams could be
d. S AFTER while began to lose the use Of
III Of anu M, ne SIGHT OF my left eye much impaired
a h. metz IIeulcai attendant unquestioned and
rum ,,n.i NY renewed my suffering, the paroxysms
lev hays eated by you six months ago, since which
Rhst am ,iIely ceased, and do most unquaifedly
3ilh,,L m perfectly cured through your treatment for
| nptc.iuly '"'S' heartfelt maiher am yours,
ssCrber. is well and intimately known to us
11ulon, me utmost confidence can he placed in
i correctness OF her statements
r DRISCOLL.
I. NJ. O'CONNOR,
PAT LAMBERT,
y Doughty seem. Y HAMILTON, r. NJ.
ID, NJ. O'CONNOR.
Eva oi msT5a oy this one Cure has demonstrated his
hs subec, 10 power This young lady for eleven
her 10 disease which dethroned reason which
xvi vSt b'oenSe which required two strong persons
~ which b s,aqually induced paralysis and loss OF
than an1 ty the ablest medical skill is restored
hands and 'Mo weeks treatment by the simple lay
iasrwa-d y pronounced by herself and friends six
Nv tie nst;pe i.ieetly cured These signers say that
can 20 p' no well and intimately" The force OF
t periorr"odi urther and taken in connection with
poys I'm ned by this magnetic healer equally well
SaVed By n., m!tnout question man most wonder
nature with gifts OF healing Tor suffering
can anu -. o. criticism no skepticism Of the mind no
man r o or break the force OF such TESTIMONY
healing = r, woman who would not believe in the
ytnce would we possessed by Frank flaming or
l'se who s,s Hot believe though one rose from the
II 9'ts Of his ne and come 10 him for help are the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-01
Enlarged and Torpid Liver.

Houston, Texas, October 10 ieo--Some three months
and liver difficulty of over I'VE years standing during which
time employed twenty doctors or less OF the
best skill, and they did their best for without avail
took pills powders and other medicine that would have made
small wagonload also tried the Wootan Wells without
benefit During this time spent $1,000. NV stomach
caused intense suffering could retain digest food
terrible boatng extending lungs and throat almost sou
ping my breathing times besides causing pain in NV
head and eyes that could scarcely hear. Was
very constpated. Now, after a OF Dr. Fannnes
marvellous magnetic my liver freely cons
patton cured stomach dges perfectly anything All
pain head and eyes gone. Sleep well ever did Am
now working, doing anything Feel like new 7 can
say the Doctor every but he certainly cured
ne like magic and my aged father also 1t with great
thankfuntss that give this testimonial 10 his uneqused
power Very gratefully, HENRY oJEAANN.
Drummer.
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An Afflicted Woman
COnlfOrted.
To me Public:

To me Public;
Direct p o.. Texas, December 40 ISo7,-I never
find words 10 express my gratitude for the wonderful relief
received from the Of Dr. Frank Tanning For
over three years had suffered with pains my back head
sleepesnes and caused by the falling of
the womb knew rest Just three years ago
was sunstruek for four days which
made complete wreck Of my nervous system My
had almost stopped could do work with the exception
OF teaching short school each October
began taking Dr. Frank Fsnnings treatment snf after
taking seven Treatments say we'll and gaining IN
strength and flesh day Respectfully and gstefulIy
/. AoLLlE B. IEETERXS a
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To Suffering Humanity

Houston Texas November Q, I9oI-i write this test
monia inspire others when all hope seems 90 nave @
torpid liver producing indigestion and constipation during
tbs time suffered great agony in fact had no hope or
ii; Stomach at times weak it could not retain
fooJ Two weeks ago 10 Dr. Tanning IN great pain
Win his FIRST treatment experienced great relief and now
fnd myself we'll No pain Enlarged liver reduced 20 nat
,,TaI size Indigestion cured. Can eat anything, and Il
$50 ~ In me Constipation completely remedied. sleep
well and the terribly boated condition Of stomach has been
~ i've me great pleasure indorse Or. Tanning and
IN t7nkfu appreciation he Of the greatest mess
NUS MRS, DORA kAIGGE
,pssss, Texas Harris County.
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Physicians TndOrse Him.

To The Medical Profession and Their Patients:
Allow me to say that for three years never passed
night or day free from pain suffered from an excess Of
acd also eczema on feet and legs with css in
aanmaton OF the bladder. could not control my urine,
each time with agonizing pain Neither could
sleep night for pain in the bladder and prostate gland
flaming who relieved in two treatments can now
ret- at o'clock and sleep until without pain or trouble
- - D. w. MOMAND. ". ID.
Residence 1870 Emma Street; Office, $50 Elm Street
Dallas, Texas, April 25i 1895.
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InexpressibIy Grateful.

To Suffering Woment
Waco Texas June IS Iss7.-For over two years hsvs
been sufferer from neuralgia Of the heart ovaries
and womb For the last months grew and
confined my bed with other female troubles suffering
cruciang pains and had hope OF life All skill and
medicine had failed when carried in carriage TO Dr.
Jennings Office After his FIRST treatment relieved and
able walk which only lasted thirty minutes The
next day able walk to his Office. After three
treatments was entirely cured and well woman owe
acknowledgment my afflicted and 10 Dr. Tanning
owe my life May God spare him TO do unto others he
With inexpressble joy and gratitude
MRS. EVA RUTTNER.
South Fourth Street.
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Congressman PaschaI's
Endorsement.

Hon T. NJ. Paschal exmcmbcr of congress, of Texas,
speaks especially commendatory OF the Healer in
the following;
yo HhOm n Afdy Concern
san Antonio Texas, June IS, 1907 have known DR..
Frank FaQning Tor many years and in all relations with
him invariably found him 10 be gentleman and up
right and reliable citizen. Dr. Tanning the confidence
Of all whom he has treated for physical ailments and bears
the reputation of being wonderful magnetic healer,
T. Nj. PASClIAI.
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Speaker OF the House.

To Hhon n Moy Concern:
House OF Representatives Twentyhfth Legislature Aus
tin Texas June 2. So7.I take pleasure stating that
have known the DR. Frank Tanning years
and that his reputation citizen and gentleman is thor
ought established IN Texas lie stands a; the head OF his
profession aud know personally of many he has
feotcd commend him the confidence and support all
those with whom he may come in contact Very truly,
l.. Il. DASHGELL
Speaker OF the House.
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House of Representatives.

TO Hfbou n Nov Concern
House OF Representatives Twenty fifth Legislature Aus
Texas, juno e. rS97lt gives pleasure say that
have known the bearer this for the past years during
which he has been resident OF my city and that
know him 90 be gentleman every OF the word
bcspcak him the kindly consideration every whom
he with the that he will abuse
confidence reposcd him The bearer of this Dr. Frank
Tanning my friend. Very respectfully.
r. f. BLAIR,
Representative Eghy-nuth District OF Texas.
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Cured and Remained Cur
ed for Fifteen Years.
United States Senator Reagan's Son Healed.

United States Senator Reagan's Son Healed.
he Vhop n May Concern,
Palestine Texas january ~ IsS7--This is to certify
that / for months last almost hopeless
condition caused from rheumatism both my legs and what
tlc walking did painful and slow, both legs being
drawn the effect of disease that could straight
them with three four treatments by Dr. Tanning the
pain left me- and well was and walk
well / did. JOHN T.. REAGAN.
Mr., John T.. Reagan was seen few days ago. and III
reference the above testimony he only it,
but declares that he has suffered from single rhcu-
matte pain since ID. flaming cured him fifteen years
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The Deaf Made to Hear.

New, reporter dropped into Dr. Fannings Office yes
md while waiting his turn to the doctor entered
\ nnyesaion with patient who also waiting. The
n nv, her name as Mrs. c. Baugh residence ga South
ay street, has lived here fourteen years. "For thirty
III d, said "she had been terrible sufferer from pains
10 dds and abdomen heart affected was in con
t ior her life liver torpid, and added TO all these
sus was afflicted with deafness Since being treated by
Fanng her pains have all disappeared. She feels young
happy again and hears well when 10 years of age"
he reporter babe her goodbye she said feengly: 90"
dad Dr. flaming came to Ell Paso and take pleasure
ss the suffering people ali the good he has done me-
ia Daily News.
luiou, Texas, November 8, Ieo1.--About two years
h severe attack of catarrh producing total deaf
bet ear Have employed several of the best car spe-
asi vho failed even to help me. There was severe
ger deaf ear constantly Eight days ago put my case in
f1nngs hands for treatment. Can truthfully say ca
str much better pain in head all gone and best OF
his completely restored my hearing am most CRATE
taigsn Texas.
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There Is Yet Balm Suffering Observation-Disclosures
The Blind the Deaf
Relieved OF Sufferings Without Medicine
Dr. RAINING Is Now Located Preston Houston
suItaton Free, Either II by
Neuralgia Instantly Cured.

Houston, December co. Iso4-For several years | have
been sufferer from neuralgia headache missing
week without these dreadful headaches About hvc weeks
ago had one OF my bad attacks was in bed most OF the
time for three weeks had been bed all day suffering
At my worst and using choroorm or relief when for
Dr.. Tanning. He gave treatment and in less than
five minutes all pain left and up and went about
my work This strange, but is the letter
II doubts this they liberty call and
be convinced. Very sincerely yours
MRS. a. w. FITZGERALD.
1918 Mckee Street Fifth Ward.
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Lieutenant Governor Jester.

To Whop May Concern:
Senate Chamber, Twentyhfth Legislature Austin Texas
June ~ rS97The bearer hereof DR. Frank Tanning we'll
known TO from acquaintance twenty years.
and it gives pleasure TO state that have known him
trustworthy, honorable gentleman. Very truly
GEORGE T. JESTER,
Lieutenant Governor
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Paralysis Rheumatism Cured.

Houston, Texas, October 3D. 19oI.--It gives great
cured me nj Tbe1ratisr, nrSragia and nsrsys;s most
chcerfuy indorse and recommend him to an sufferers SIN
cerely MRS. +. HALFF.
soo4 Travis Street
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TWENTY-FOURTHLEG-
STATURE
Endorses Dr. Fanning'S Magnetic Power anC
His Method of Curing Diseases.

The doubling and increduous should read the certificates
below from W. T. Armistead Member the House of Rep
oi endorsement OF that body What better evi
dence is wanted How could his power heal and relieve
strong The afflicted should carefully read ponder well
INC truths therein contained doubt no longer and
once to Dr. Frank Tanning and be relieved from suffering
House Of REPRESENTATIVES Twenty fourth Legislature
iammatory rheumatism with swelling in my feet and knees
For three weeks was unable get of bed when DR.
teatmeF got up, put my clothes and attended the
Legislature and his second could put my
inconvenience except little soreness My cure was at
set maFY10F Fb Fot masGa @ pleasure in COM
mens Sincerely, w. 7. ARAISTEAD.
ndorss the foregoing and know the facts to be cor
rectly stated. T. S. SMITH
April :, 1895.
present and witnessed the above mentioned treat
J. A. JACKSON,
Chaplain House Of Representatives.
indorse the foregoing statement and know the facts
CHESTER HALE,
Clerk OF the House of Representatives.
indorse the foregoing statement and know the facts
heartily. L. T. DASHIELL,
Representative Leon County.
We the members and officers Of the House Of Represeu
atyes OF the Iwentyfo Legislature hereby ndorse the
method of treatment exercised by r Frank Tanning in
curing the Hon. w. T Armistead Of Acute Rhemqatism-
w. B. PLEMMONS Rep load Dist.
!. /. MARTIN. Rep Goth Dist
T. R. WATKINS, Rep. ssth Dist.
w, NJ PECK Rep 9Th Dist
l. /. RHODES. Rep. Iooth Dist.
EFF Fl S M5TFHo RfP' R {t5h s Pit Di.,
P. 5, SOWELL, Rep Doth Dist
The genuineness and authenticity OF the facts above
stated can not be questioned and surely stamps Or Frank
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r.e Blind Made to See.

February IT, 18os,--Among the Wis.,
So ANTONIO ;s Colonel W. II. Brewton, wealthy
l. % san h''o of East Bernard, who came here for
~ 'no a,r;be case of neuralgia OF long standing
srni " = vain tried the treatments and remedies OF
W. ner of various schools OF medicine without re-
y 1Ns.,;,le of practical beneht or relief but who
-s paru'. for this paper today that he had been
- .',d by the wonderful magnetic heaief " FRANK
r em'' ,ded the News the following, which IS
h sfbatim in indorsing DIR. Frank Tanning. had
s,,td one half OF my time Iot zen t In neu
q 90 tao .lv naralyzing the optic nerve and drawing
Z de evrIetely crossed. Some ten months ago 1 was
dt under care OF doctors all the time, and
d 10 ny de the influence OF morphine most all the
Keep uon5ned the greater part of this period to my
y !; impossible to describe my suffering. became
i Xxx Dr. tanning and twelve days ago put my
auiN WIN 10, wonderful magnetic treatment have
r1dd ~ ri morphine since the doctor put his won
magnetic hand on me- dn fce p Dsrf e w Sans Ta
ea nsu.as eve has Strengthened and sight has re-
ir Phi 90 home today feeling for man of So years
lie a., new would like to write will gladly an
t ny 5 tell him all of the doctors powers over
am willing to SO 0elSF' r. BBRFfEsW enc i2be oath
n''"'" OF East Bernard, Wharton County, Texas.
| ......,.ton with Mr.. A. f. Coons of Sc Edwards
son the Herald man was told of the remarkable
~ n.ared vision and health of his estimable wife Mrs
rOons through the marve ous magnetic power OF DR..
Mr. ICONS is lnSuuSl VI tllo l'lOlHtluoou OF
n;v, Engineers" and is we'll known all over Texas
.s II un1uestioned honor and probty.
t-. u. Years ago Mrs Coons Frustrated with heat
s rsS despared Of but finally she recovered stuff
" "A attend 10 household duties but paroxysms of ex-
aSs Main assailed her until she lost the sight in one
n fe became almost unbearable. Medical skill failed
ir her and she was preparing to seek the service of
'. titd optician when she learned of the wonderful
C. sihe celebrated magnetic healer DIR. Tanning. She
s,f under treatment and to her nexpressble Joy and
.,s was completely eured-eyesght restored and pain
L Words fail to express the gratitude of herself and
21si 10 Dr. Tanning Houston Herald"
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stated be questioned and surely stamps DR. Frank
FannG the most remarkable healing physician record
his magical touch indeed marvellous mysterious and the
hand that performs such wonderful indeed hold
Natures power of healing remarkable and miraculous
degree,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-05-30
CHINA WAS COERCED
FORCED TO YIELD TO INDEMNITY
DEMANDS OF THE POWERS.
Threatened with an Assessment of
81. 10000 81 Day After June 4 for
support of Allied Troops.

WASHINGTON. May 29.-The Depart
ment of State has been Informed, reliably.
that the Chinese government has issued a
decree agreeing to pay an indemnity of 49,
O00.0 600 taels. equivalent to about 1897 100000
at the present rate of exchange. 1t is
known now that the whole subject Of in
demnity will be closed up before the end of
the present month. If that is not done and
evacuation is not under way on a large
scale. then the Chinese government must be
assessed 100000 each day after June 1
next. to compensate the powers for the
maintenance of their military forces i'm
China. Under this whip the Chinese govern
ment has been forced TO yield. 1t is not
known that the powers have agreed on the
form and extent of guarantees; but now that
the amount of indemnity it fixed, not much
difficulty is expected on this point.
The United states government has taken
no part in the selection of a field cOmman-
dant 10 succeed Field Marshal Count Won
Waldersee in the supreme command at Pc
king. Having dispensed with our military
cerned in the personality of the military
chief. Our legation guard will not owe al
legiance or obedience to any foreign COM
mander, but will be answerable solely to the
United States minister or charge. In the
event of common peril the several legation
guards may unite for the common defense,
in which case they may select their own
leader, as they did during the defense of
the legatiOners last year.
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wALDERsEE's RETIREMENT.
Withdrawal of the Field Marshal
from China Approved.

BERLIN. May 29.-The correspondent of
the Associated Press learns authoritatively
that all the powers have accepted Ger
many's proposition to withdraw Field Mar
shall Count Won Waldersee from China and
surrender the chief command. In accepting
the proposition the United States expressed
satisfaction at the extremely tactful and
skillful manner in which Count Won Wal
and his great courtesies toward American
officers. The other powers, especially great
Britain, have expressed themselves sim
ilarly.
In German circles the British proposition
that China pay the indemnity by issuing
bonds, making the interest and sinking fund
yearly thereon. is now regarded
as certain of being accepted. Perhaps the
acceptance will be unanimous.
Germany's contingent remaining in Pc
Chilli. IL is learned on authority. will be
somewhat over 1900. The officials here
deprecate the idea that m has any
private scheme In view in keeping SO many
men in China. The troops are only staying
there as n guaranty of the fulfllment Of
the peace conditions.
The papers devote much space to reviews
of Germany's China expedition, showing
widely divergent opinions. While the Ber-
liner Tagebiatt claims that Count Won
Buelow's original programme has been lit
orally carried out and the Politische
Nachtrichten asserts that ''our mission i'm
China is completed. the Kreuz Zeitung
admits that great difficulties remain, men
tioning the Manchurian and Korean ques-
tiOns. The Post deprecates the policy Of
certain papers in preventing grand plans
for Germany originally. and then claiming
that these have not been fulfilled" The
kleines Journal admits that our national
consciousness was so aroused that enthu-
siasm conceived aims which. after the Ger
man fashion,. were befogged in boundless
romanticismS.