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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-03-27
Nns Wertto.

Ser in Der Souptitaot Merifo err
lbeinenben m9eutId]en 3tg. fir Ifez
rifo" entnebmen mir 9ta6ltebenoes:
Oas ,ypletin Igricola" i6relbt,
oaB Die lebte Waisernte Den beioen
oorbereebenben an Auontltat nldt
nabltebt. 0ob lei 81 beriidiihtlaen,
baB iebt ungebeure Menaen Wfais
altr Mlcobpl Sabricatton uno CUR
Mqitune Der Sdweine perbraubt
tpiirben, 10 baB lebr leibt in blelem
Sabre pieoer cine Mais : Gertbeue=
runa eintreten fDnne. Sc CD
be 3. 8. cine Nfcobpl Sabrif. Die
ie0en Gag 100 gargas Wtais nDtbig
babe uno in Gelapa piroe iebt cine
neue 0lcDbpl : sSabrif errihtet. Die
eletdb fiir ben 8eeinn 10000 @argas
Mais eefauft babe. Das iino trauz
riee Nusfibten! Oas 8roo oes or
men Mannes miro bon Sabr 81 Sabr
tbenrer. l1no Die Mfiniiter iteben
nit perihrdnften Irmen ba unb nil
len nibt, mas 5u tbuu lit! &ei6e
SubpentiDnen fir ben 8au pon gi=
i%enbabnen tperoen ~ieoer5eit segeben;
fir Die 8elhidun9 BON 8eltaustelz
lunaen unb fiir auerlei @onereiie 1T
INNER @elo ba-bat bob ALIEN Der
lebte 8anamerifazG onsreB Der Sea-
tional : Gegierun9 uno einigen
Stats Geaierungen iiber 5pel Wttlz
lionen Belo5 eefoltet -.aber fiir Die
6ebung Der 2anomirtbihaft miro
obFp(ut uidts aetban. Benn oas
10 tpeiter eebt, 10 fann iebr balo Die
Belt fommen. ND in Dem nreiden
Werifo" Die arnen 2eute aeraoeio
mie in Snoien Der 5ungersnDtb er=
lieeen miiien.
: Im pergangenen Sonntag,
Nbenos s ubr, itarb pl0blid nab
furaer &ranfbeit inn Sitter BON "a
Sabren 6err gilbert BON gbaoen,
Sobn bes Der tprbenen 8ittmeiiters
Sulius BON Tbaoen. 9ie 8eeroi=
gung fanb Dienitae Meoreert auf benz
Deutiben &irbbofe itatt, 400 5err
8aItDr &i9arbt an Der 8ruft Die
2eidenrebe hielt.
- Sn Der ISOLDE bon 10. Biz 16.
WtGr8 fino in Der 5tabt 429 Berlonen
%eeitorben, bapDn Sc am Sppbus.
- SIN @DnIeruatDrium lit cine
neue gfal1e fir Srgelipiel gegriin6et
pproen. Sir ben l1nterri6t Bot
man cine Srgel nDn Seutlhtano
fomnen lalien.
Nab einem ld(ebten Stieree=
fedt seritorte in 8eracru5 lebten
SDnntae oas Bublifum Die Irena.
Nne Gtiere seiaten iib als unpiaiae
&dmpier.
Sn Der 6aienitaot Broereio
perben jebt nn Sonntaqen uno Set
ertagen ale oieienieen 2ofale, pels
DIE alfubplilbe @etrdnfe perfaufen,
Wiittaas gel6lpilen. 9ieie Serproz
nune bat lebr CUTE 6eiultate erseben.
Sc giebt peniaer 8erbaitunger uno
Wontags iino Die arbeiter an ibrem
Elabe.
Gin amerifanii6es Spnoicat
bat benz Or. 8amOn Sernanbes (ein
fri9erer @ouoerneur bes Bunoes=
Diitrifts) Elm Nn9ebot auf oefen
eroSe 6ocienoa rIm0laoeros" Die
in Der 6uaiteca Botoiina liegt, eez
maht. Guf oieler Sacienoa befinoet
Iib elm @aiierfall. Sas Spnotfat
beablt9tiet Die grribtun9 elmer So
BRIT fir Stablmaaren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-03-27
Ser CINDERELLA Sdn =Yalait

SEQ. 207 Ilamu 8laaa. 3elepbor
585, bat eireA 9roBen 8prratb opr
S9uben fir Serren, 9atnen UNI
&inber fir Die be~ooritebenben Seiers
Gage. Iae @aaren lino, nur aus
ben eriten Sabrifen besueen. 8ir
bieten ale Sonfurreus our6 Nuali=
tat uno Breile. Iub Die beliebten
uno pur5lalid]en Ilfreo 9Dlee's
Jil5lbube iino pieoer aneetommen.
Spredt bel uns pDr uno beIi6tigt
unler 2a9er Doer ihidt Cure g(uf=
trdge brieflid elm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-03-27
@rumeetscmtbnms ilebertrasunsem.

4puis g. Berg ar g. 6alff,
@runoitiif on Icequia Str, $415.
@rneitine Seroinfo an Setter 8ipp=
itein, @runoitId an Omaha Str,
$500.
Grneltine Seroinfo ali Sos. &ippz
itein. @runoitiid an Wontana Str,
$500.
Marp Dreid an s. Us. Snitb,
@runbltId an Siib Breia Ctr,
$3.50.
g.. 81. Sulipan an Bertha 6tum<
berg, 2 8runoftiide an Slocum
Ylace, $4,000.
s. Sanin on 8. O. ailhea,
8runoitiid an Wtaoerid Str, 800.
So. Set an 6. sc. Mcgue, Brunoz
itiid an 5oreit Noe. 5000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-03-27
Sekt lit Die 3eit

@uren @prratb BON 5euerbDla fir
ben @inter an5ulhahen. @ir bnber
oas bette lie bier Dfferirte 6Dl5 Jus
6ouno &Dd an Der W. 6. & z.
Babn. Maht Cure Beftenune.
9elepbpn 81.
Suniet Wppb Company,
So. q. Tith, @eneral Manaaer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-03-27
Sam ieinett GrIDfer.

Set pielen Sabren tpar ib nit
hrDniiber nnneroaulibfeit uno nerz
pDier Ibeelpanntbeit hebaftet"
lbreibt S. S. Green BON 2%ancaiter,
sc. s.. n&ein Wittel balf mir, Biz
i'd anfine Electric Bitters' gu
nebmen, bas mir mebr balf, ols ale
anoeren Waittel, Die ih bisber ee@
npmrten babe. Electric Bitters''
fat audi Die @e1unobeit meiner
5rau iabrelang aufredt erbalten.
Sic lagt, Electric Bitters" lei
uniibertrDffen 9egen Sraueu=& ranf=
better. Seine anoere Webicin fam
li6 in unlerer 5amilie ben 8lab
eroberu, ben Electric Bitters"
jebt einnimnt. Sour so Gents. 8u
baben bel S. &alteper & Snbn,
8eo. S. S. Shmitt, @i9entbtmer,
uno 90. OreiR.
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al einern pabren sammertbale

Tunnbeln Die DEMONSTRATION. Weldbe
nit S6n1orrboioen be6nftet limb. Seoe
Sreube lit linen bergdIt, ieoe 9rbeitslui
geuDranlen. uno paruin? Nus 9b0r<
belt. ~Denn Mnateiis 1T elm unfeblbares
4eilmittei geeen bieie ibmer5enben @ee
t1anb 10 thbrih iein, oieies iid]ere Wittel
nlc9f 81 9ebronhen, Do cine BrDbe folten-
tret BON p. Neustaedter & Co., Box
l2l6, New York, gu besiehen 1T. Bel
otelet1 Serlud1 fperbet SIR nidbtS perlie~
rem. aber Nles getpinnen, namlidb, boB
9ucB EN- Sellmtttef, 10 SIR MIR fuont,
ieoerteit 81 @ebnte itebt.
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100000 Tlald)en pro Sag

tperoen opn Der Qnbeuier : 8uld'
8rauerei in ct. 4ouis, Wto., NIT
oeren v8ubpeiler"' 8ier gefiut, I'M
ben taelid)en 8eoarf bieier beliebten
Marfe gu oefen. Nusaeiu6ter Ger
iteu=Mal5, Der bette Sopfen uno ge=
niigeno 2oeerraum fir cine 6stnonat=
li6e @eife5eit. iteben Iiir Die aroBe
Hahfrage.
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9ie Seras= nno Vaciiic=8abn

perfauft fir Die porn %. Bis %.
Ipril in Dallas itattfinoenbe STE
union Der confDberirten &eteraner
BON allen ibren StatiDner in Teras
6unoreiiebilette gu eritannlib ME-
origen Staten. 9idets gum gerfauf
am 81, %. uno %. eiiltie fir Die
GIdreile DDn Dallas am 26. Mpril.
uniere Ngenten beloraen Shlaf=
p%agenplabe uno aeben nabere Gin
aelbeiten.
$. s. Sugbes,
Geilenoer Baiiage Nst., Sort ortb.
6. s.. Iurner,
General 8aiiaae Get., Dallas.
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Salar eroberte @ritaunien,

Mtalaria ieop6 puroe BON Sim
mons Liver Purifier (8lehs
Sda6tel) untertuprfen. @s lit ge=
gen 6euAtiefeit, Staub uno Snlef=
ten gelhlbt. &einiet ba8 8lut uno
10 audi ben 3eint, BELT 8eritopfuna
uno bef1roert Die 3bdtigfeit Der
Qebpr.
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Spe5ial Mpti5.

9ln SaS Vmblifnm! 9ie ,Sbielos Ya.
tent JireproDf & Building Contraction.
@tr be%na9ribtigen Sic, 6aB tutr bereit
limb, ole @ebau6e feueriiber gu MAIDEN
nnb beanipruben, bas iiberfte, ftdrtfe,
leibteite unb biGisite feueriihere sbitem
gu baben, bas eS giebt. @ir maden ale
gilen~ un6 StablsBalfen, 9ab uno S6u.
len femeriider, 10 baB fein Giiet, ober
Stabl benz 5euer aus8eiebt lit. l1nier
Mnterlpitem Tam niebt i%ibertroffen per.
ben. Na6 iabrelansen g%rfabrungen nit
onoeren Sbtemen uub nadbbem mir be.
rem 6ebler in 8eaug auf Stdrte nno
9anerhaftigfeit ertannt baben, baben mir
elm Spitem suiammenseltelt, bas fir aIe
9%ielenisen iib non 8Drtheil ertueiien
10 iro. Die pripate pber 6fentlibe feuer.
eite @ebdube erriebten. @ir lesen iebt
oas Sgitem in Der Carnegie BibIiotbet
an unb laben Sic elm, bic Methpbe Der
8~pntruftiou in Nusenibein 81 nehmen.
Nd]tunaspo1:
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Sn Der umaeaeuo bon Ssosns

Sn Der umaegeno BON Sasper,
alabama, iino ernite 3aiien-un>
ruben ausgebroben. @up. Selfs
bat Der Muffurberung. Staatsmiliaen
an ben Sbauplab Der llnruben su
entienoen, Golge aeleiftet. 8ers
artlnSt puroen oieie unruben oa=
burb, baB mebrere Neger, Die aul
Diebitdblen ertappt mDrben paren,
BON ben WeiBen ausgepeitihi
muroen.
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Saa's 5amiiien . psaen ino bic beifen.
Sir Den tpeoen Gitt(ihfei

--DW Ut1V UtSVH OtttItItVFtV
&ereebert perurtbeilten Verliner
8anfier Sternbere tparen @noe po=
rigen Sabres unter Der Grbeiteri6ait
Der linn ~eehDrigetl inbuitrielen I'M
ternebmuneen unterlhriften fir elm
8naoeugelud eeIammelt mproen.
8ie ben betbeiligten 8reilen iebt
mitgetbeilt puroe, bat Der &ailer
bas @nabenaeluh abihldaia beldyies
RON
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saubbeit fauu utdbt aeheilt merseu

0urf lOlale NpplItafi0nen, neil ne Den tranfen Sbeil
oes Gbres niht erret6eu tonnen. Sc giebt nur Ell
nen g8eg, Die Saubbeit ST ~turiren, uno Der lit ourb
fonititutioneIe 6%eilnittel. Saubbeit miro our6 Ell
men ent5iinoeten 3uitano Der idleimisen @ustlei=
Dnne Der @uitahtl6en &0bre oeruria6t. @enn
Son ooer u~noulltomnenes Seb0r; uno wenu lie gan;
9eIdloien 1T, erIol9t Saubbeit, uno ipeun Die Gnt-
%5itnonng nidt 9eboben uno bieie 9tobre mieoer in IT,
rem 9~eb6riaen 3uitano ueriebt tueroei tann, miro oas
8eb6r fur INNER 3erlt6rt peroen; neun Sale inter
Sebn iperben Ourh Gatarr9 oeruriadt, melfer ni6ts
dig elm entjinoetcr 3nitaro Der 'tleimigen Sber=
i1dden lit.
Qeir tpofeu einbunOert Collars fir jcnen (our1
aatarrb ueruriaften) SAT- BON Saubbeit eeben, ben
mir nidt ourb Ginnebinen bon 6all's & a.
tarrb : & II r btileu tbnnen. Gobt Gud) um=
ionit 6irculare fomnen.
s. s. GDeneV & Gp., SOleoo, ..
A1- @ertaMit BON allen @pothetsrlL 9reIs Is
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P. 7. SHIELDS, President.
J. P. HAYNES, Gent Maragsr


aar Salt, cement, Sano, Bad
iteine, ~feuerfeite Steine uno 9bon'
Cheer uno Nspbaltpapier, Dabpappe.
gbeer unb Ispbalt, Del, 9erpertin,
Sarben, @las &c. &c. ftets porratbie
bel s. 6. 9ielmaan, BOG Dit
Commerce StraBe. @iebriee Breiie,
cute @anre iomie CUTE uno reeQe
8eoienung peroen garantirt. =
Eelephon 40
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Gur benz 2ano9eri6t Baoer=
born baben Die 8erbanolunaen wes
gen beS Nltenbefener @ilenbabnun=
9lids begonuen, peldem Dor meb'
reren MDnoten 5ablrei9e Wteniden=
feben gum Opfer fielen.
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Bump plinoer, &Dbren uno
@infaiiung, Bino= uub Bferoefraft=
Miiblen. 9liamp Sron g9prfs.
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= Hunts Lightning Oil bat
oils 6eilmittel fir &beumatism mus
uno 0euraleie, tpie gegen Shnitts
uno 8ranopunoen. Sbrammen.
Snieften=S ti6e &c. nidt leines 8lei-
den. @irb garartirt. 8reis %
HoufS
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1902-02-27

uney were her farorite flowers. All
the heroines did such things.
"Do YOU like owballs and sweet
betsies?"
Not particularly"
And the garden was full of them,
planted for her! Presently he stole
a look at her. and the misery tight
ened about his heart. In none of the
story books had the girl sat calmly
thus while the hero poured out his
heart to her. Then he made a last
effort.
II suppose it wouldn't be right to
hold a girl to a promise she made
when she was only eight years old?"
mot unless she was willing"
"And you amt willing?"
"No." Then she added softly:
"The fact is, I'm soon to be mar
ried."
He got up slowly. "Good-by, Miss
Emma; reckon | better go and see
your pa again about that cider"
In the hall he looked ruefully at
his hat before taking it from the
rack.
Didn't belong here after ALL" lie
said. and went away.
Must have been a bad TOOTH" the
first lounger said as he saw him drive
past.
Yes, Lap looks like he was about
yanked in two. Tooth must have
broken off"
But it was not a tooth that had
broken; it was a lonely, human
heart.
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plououuC5i lhSuEuOle, ne most CcslTeS u see,
EXAMINATIONS FREE TO ALI.
Whenoverit is known that DIR. Kutchin is
suit him, o. II 1t Is not TO be wondered az when
IT Is remembered that In diagnosing t. disease
he never asks q question, but describes the DIFF
ferent Diseases better than the sick can them
selves. It's q " onderTri gift for anyone to
possess, and DIR. kutchin' did gnostic overs
have Grated wonder thrOug bout the couutry.
lie adopted the following plan, which is pc.
culilr TO the large hospitals, ana Is not and
mover has been the practice of coultry doctors,
viz: he carefully notes The symptoms of the
ternal organs, all OF which he carefully records
In his register for future reference In this
way no ascertuins the true nature of the dis
ease and its cause. When sick people consult
him he readily lis them whether he can cure
or holpthom, or who thor they are beyond hope.
HIS IMPROVED METHODS OF TREATMENT
Are mild and pleasant; agree perfectly with
the most delicate Lady or Chiid do not reduce
strength; can be usel while Ct work, and give
tho greatest possUg benefit IN the shortest
possible time. Patients can consult b i'm or
during tho whole time required for the cure,
withou. rc2n-! to whore they may be, anu WIN.
out oXtrt charge, thus rendering the treatment
as cc.asful and satisfactory as though they
were living next door to each other
Persons unskillfuliy treated byIRnorant
prctenders who keep trihing with them month
nfter month giving poisonous and in1uri. US
SPECTAITIES, Catavrh, Skin Diseases,
Sores, Pimpes, Scrofuia, Blood Iaints, Eczemin,
Cancer. Piles and Disoa SEES Of Women Qlickly
Iud Permat emily Cured by the luteSt approVeu
treatment rs pursued by leading specialists OF
America and Europe.
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CHRONIC DISEASES
EXAMINATIONS FREE TO ALI.

Tho Doctor treats no acute d7seases, hut
makes speciplty OF chronic and long-standing
diseases Cases given up by other doctors and
pronounced .ncurable, he most desires to see
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him Women are contrary An hour
ago hr would have denied H. with
all biz -oul hc hoped thai this was
merely "a pa lnP mood, not fixed
opposition Guud heavens. suppose
it were thr latter. suppose She was
determined 10 throw him over after
all. TIA" mere thought chilled his
blood. There waa "a troubled light in
his eyes when he turned to her
again.
Were YOU busy when l came this
evening"
81? uo, Tia, is, not particularly
30"
"You we're SOME time coming in; +
thought perhaps ~ DE broke or
lameIy
II did not know j, was you" she
explained rrrnr.y Morris fcll his
trouble rhckeuiur
"Ycs. it was me," be replied abb
fcUGE
III s,'E Is, think she commented,
finding 'Urtcmp'alou Irresistible.
"I'l be hanged II know whether II
is or not" be returned, ploomiIy 81
have dazed feeling rs though ! we're
d puppet in another mans show
"Ngi a very pleasant sensation"
"Not exactly Makes me feel Ike
fympathilng With thar poor devil,
Cyrar after - had been voo.ng rs
sweetheart in Christians name"
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HIS ONE
ROMANCE
BY SARAH BEAUMONT KENNEDY.
Copyrighted, 1900. by Daily story Pub Coz

A HE drove down the street the
| n people Of the village knew in
siiuctively that there was something
Unusual in his appearance; but it took
a second look to disclose the nature
of the change. Then they knew that
his buggy was freshly painted and that
he wore his Sunday clothes.
Laps was trying to turn dude" one
lounger said to another.
eyes. he never used TO wear store
clothes except Sundays and at funer-
ais" answered the second lounger.
Hes turned down toward DR..
Washburn's; reckon he must have a
tooth 10 pull" said the first man.
"Thcn the doctor viii have 10 take
n spell of guessing which tooth it il,
for Lap'Il never tell him. never saw
such man for shut mouth in my life.
He's 50 sparing of his words that he
just mods hia head for yes, and shakes
II for no and kinder Grunts for howdy
But II don't seem 10 hurt his business
any; he looks mighty prosperous with
his new fences and barns and his flow
err beds Wonder if he has notion Of
marrying?"
The other man laughed. Marry
ing Why, lap Aston never looked at
a woman long enough to recognize her
q second time. He's that bashful ! be.
licvc he'd jump over the moon If girl
so much as spoke to him. Oh, yes; !
mean the big ones; he's always been
nice enough 10 the children who go out
10 his farm nuttiug and berrying. For
instance, there's Emma Washburn; he
used TO set q heap Of store by her when
She was little, but he never looks at
her since she put on long dresses"
In the meantime Lap drove slowly
down the street He passed DR.. Wash
burns gate irrcsoUtely then turned,
came back and amounting tied his
horse and went mp TO the door with an
air Of grim determination. Yes. the
launger was no doubt right; il must
be tooth At the sound Of he hell
he had himself rang he grew percept.
IDLY paler, and then fell INTO a coward
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: moulting. And then, without waiting
for an answer, he dived into his poke t
and drew out two big apples.
Thank you; hey are Beauties
Emma said, smiling.
Game off your tree?"
'My tree?"
Eyes; big one in the corner. I've
called il yours ever since-since-'
His throat seemed closing UP
Since what, Mr.. Aston 2"
Since that day when you were little
and you saiG-er-you wanted some
blossoms" Was his tongue going to
be paralyzcd? He knew he had started
right, that these apples were to lead
up TO what he had come to say, but
something was wrong.
blossoms? | don't understand"
"Yes; apple blossoms; and they were
out Of your reach, md / came along
and you said-you said you'd be my"
but his tongue absolutely refused to
pronounce the delicious word. He was
thrilling to his finger tips.
"Well, ! promised to be your what?"
Sweetheart" The word was little
more than a whisper: it vas as il his
heart had dubbed up efferyescently
and overfiowed his tongue.
Your sweetheart? That was a
rash promise" and she laughed. In
none of the books had the heroine
laughed at such time. Did you get
me the blosSoms?"
Yes, held you up" he stam-
mered.
"Oh, yes, you held me up to reach
the flowers, / recollect."
And when | lifted you up, you put
your-your arm around my-neck."
He stopped a moment to catch his
breath, then went on herOically:
And from that minute | have never
thought of anybody else fora wife"
why, this must have happened
eight years ago"
Ten last blossom-time," he said,
not daring to look up, for her voice
did not tremble as the story books
said it should. He was losing hope.
Il was only eight years old then"
Eyes, | know. I've been waiting"
"Iou were very good ito me; | re-
member you always gave me the big
gcst apples"
Yes But he dared not look up;
the story books said she should
blush and stammer. The color ebbed
out Of his face.
WAS | very heavy when you held
me up|' she asked, breaking the
pause.
Not above common. In fact l
never felt any weight eXcept-your
arm on my neck" Then the color
came back in rush. you kissed
me when | put you down." he said,
reyerently.
How shockingly improper, and l
eight years old"
How could she laugh over thing
so sacred? Then he tried to recall
the plan of his dialogue, and said:
i've planted hollyhocks up and down
the front walk"
Have your" Again he was re-
butled. He had hoped She would say
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1902-02-27
WHAT DR.. KUTCH!N
GOES no.

DR.. Kutchin makes
the first object OF his
life to heal the af-
ficted, tho second, to
get o well-deserved
reputation as q healer
OF diseases among the
people; the third, is
to earn q modest com
pensation In order TO
properly care for him.
self ana family.
He does all that he
agrees to, and Oft
times more, and when
failure does occur 1t
can always be traced
to carelesSneSs, i'm
prudence, or over
work on the par of
the patient.
He deals candidly,
literally and honor
ably with all alike,
taking advantage OF
none as % condition
or circunfs lance.
Last, but not least,
He CURES after all
methods but his have
failed.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1902-02-27


o
Omceor the month
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1902-02-27

The Russian authorities are IS alert
for trade as Americans. At and near
Dalmy, the commercial seaport of the
Siberian railroad, they have $4,000 men
a work to make 30-foot harbor.
They are rushing up docks, dry docks,
shops and buildings, and also are build
ing a great modern city. The Russian
minister in charge of this enterprise
recently arrived there, having taken 2l
days by rail from St. Petersburg.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1902-02-27
WHAT Or. KUTCHIN
DOES NOT 10.

He does not fright
eu people into doctor
ING by holding up a
plea Of aspeedy death
before theiI eyes. He
loCs not urge the sick
TO take treatment
when he knows them
TO be incurable Nei-
Their does he by false
pretenses hold the
sicl; under his care
month after month
Wills doing them no
GOOD.
He does not per-
suadc help ess rn-
curables TO doctor
CUT une last month OF
their lives, or give up
their last dime for
medicine.
He does not take
patients under o so
called falseg larantee
pretending to charge
only for medicine and
taking " h ate YER
amount he can get.
or make the objo CT Of
his life to extortmon-
Cy from the sick.
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DR.. Humphreys

Specifies cure by acting directly upon
the disease, without exciting disorder in
any other part of the system.
NO. cUREs. PRICES.
1-Feyers, Congestions, Infammations. .2J
2~Worms. Worm Fever. Worm Colic. rs
3-Tecthing. Collie, Crying, wakefulness rs
l-Diarrhen. Of Children or Adults. .25
:-Coughs. Colds, Bronchitis. ........ -. .25
S-NeuraIgia. Toothache, Faceache.... .2J
0-Headachc. Sick Headache, Vertigo. .25
10-Dyspepsia. Indigestion, Weak Stomach rs
Unsurpassed or Painful Periods.... ~
12-Whites. Too Profuse Periods .,.,.., .25
f3-Croup. Laryngitis. Hoarseness...... .&5
i4-snlt Rheum, Erysipelas, Eraptions.. rs
I5-Rheumatism Rheumatic Palms.. rs
16-Mnlaria. Chills, Fever and Ague.. .25
1S--Catarrh. Influenza. Cold in the Head rs
-Whooping : Cough rs
27-Kidney Diseases ..................... rs
2S-Ncryous Debility ......................i.0 90
3O-U-ihnry Weakness, ,yetting Bed. .&5
77-Grip Hay Fever Observation-Disclosures. .25
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