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SPECIAL DETECTIVES
GETTING OUT OF CITY
Good Work During G. A. R. Week Evi-
denced by Number Of Well-K1oWn
Crooks Caught.

Nearly every member OF the small
army Of detectives which was quartereG
in Washington during the C. a. R. en-
campment has left the city. The last Of
the sleuths to leave was J. A. MCLaugh-
lin. of Toledo. Ohio. formerly chief Of
detectives of that city and now chief Of
detectives for the Pennsylvania Rail
road. Although not an old man. Nc
LaughIin has figured in the detection OF
sore Of the most important crimes IN
the Vest and is recognized by police Of
fcials AL over the country TO be a
sIeutb Of great ability He left for his
home in Toledo this morning.
Detective Sergeant Maher, assistant
chief Of detectives at Louisville, Ky,
went home yesterday morning. Chief OF
Detee lives Charley Burr, OF the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company, left
the city yesterday morning for Balti-
more. but will return 10 Washington this
morning in order that he may arraisB
three pIckpockets that he arrested dur
ing the enCampment.
The excellence of the work Of the out
of-town detectives during the encamp-
ment is evidenced by the record of ar
rests at Police Headquarters. More than
twenty arrests were made by them OF
thieves Of all character, from pickpock-
els up TO house burglars and check
forgers-
Some Of the men now in the District
jail have penitentiaTy records and are
badly wanted BY the police all over the
country Nearly all OF the crooks have
small sentences. like three months and
sixty DAYS. to serve, and when their
time has expired they viii be turned
OYER 10 ofher cities
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MYSTERY SURROUNDS
AGED FARMERS DEATH
Benjamin Guild Died Under
Peculiar Circumstances
BODY TO BE EXHUMED TO-DAY
Young Widow Now Serving a Term fol-
Having Forged Husbands Sigma
ture to z Note

BOSTON, Oct 13-The Massachusetts
state authorities are trying to ind out
whether Benjamin Il Guild. a farmer.
seventy-two years old. whose death took
place on July IS, died from natural
causes, or from the effects OF poison.
His young widow is now serving a fifteen
months sentence at Sberburne for forc-
ing her husbands signature 10 a note
after his death. and Sydney Wilmington,
q farmland, in the reformatory. as a
self-Confessed Rccomp9iCe n the forge-y
case. Guilds body viii be exhumei
this week at SheIdonvilIe
Last week District Attorney French Of
Norfolk County, ordered that the body
should be disiEtered, and that Medical
Examiner Galhern Of Franklin. shouIl
perform an autopsy. The State police
lave been called into the case. and are
looking up the record Of Mrs GULL
She is thirty years old. and before her
marriage TO the aged farmer. was known
az Mrs. Jennie Wilbur.
No sooner had Guild been buried than
Mrs. Guild moved for her appointment
as administrators This was opposed nv
Mrs. Lyman Hancock of PlainvilIc,
daughter by Guilds second wife. and
neither side consenung to the other as
administrator. both agreed on Lawyer
RuggIes as administrator Two days
after his appointment a note for So.
purpor,ing TO have been signed by Guild
on July ., was presented 10 him by Mrs
Guild.
This happening so soon after Guilds
death, Lawyer RuggIe's suspicious we're
aroused, ard after some detective work
CT his part. he felt satisfied that II WIS
& forgery. Both Mrs. Guild and With
Ipgton were confronted in IN unsUspecr-
ing moment with few facts. and With
ington broke down. admitting point
blank that he had written the body OF
the note, and Mrs Guild thu signatul =
Of her husband
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CHARGE OF INCOMPETENCE
AND CORRUPTION MADE
Rev. Dr.. Hawthorne Makes Scathing
Attack Upon Local Police From
His Pulpit.

RICHMOND. Va. Oct. I3.-Rev. Dr. J.
B. Hawthorne. who has practically beer,
the leader in the ministerial activity IL
connection with public support OF Pc
Iiceman " H Wyatt IN his crusade on
gamblers, yesterday. in sermon,
charged the police with incompetency or
collision and declared that five mem
bers Of the council ran the lowest dives
in the city
The druggists Of the city were notified
BY the police today that they would be
reported and fined If they continued 10
sell cigars and tobacco on Sunday.
This is supposed 10 be a retaliation
through the influence OF the liquor deal
ers, who have been required TO close on
Sunday.
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FUNERAL OF MRS. DORSEY.

The funeral OF Mrs. Mary J. Dorsey,
late wife OF WoTthington Dorsey. who
died last Friday after a brief illness.
took place at the family residence. 1888
Sixteenth Street northwest, this after
noon ct , o'clock The Rev. Dr. Luther
B. Wilson. pastor Of the Foundry
Church, assisted by the Rev. DR.. .4ucien
Clarke. oficiated. The paIIbearers were
c. a. Howard, ". ". Burdette. Dr.. G. G.
Morris. s.. J. B. DaEray. J. Sprigg Poole
Joseph R. Fague, Hr. J. H. ?. Benson.
and William r Hodges. The interment
was at Oak Hill Cemetery.
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TIE DEATH RECORn-

The following deaths for forty-eigh:
hours were reported at the Health De-
paTtment up to noon today:
Aaron Baldwin. y years.
Sarah c Thorn, SIS years
Mrs L II Harris. SIS years
George H Cooper. 81 years.
James H KiTwan., 50 years
Frederick y Pitman. 81 years
Adobe Kent, 81 years.
William Dickerson. 4S years.
John Boehling. IS years.
Martha Piedmont. 10 years.
Bianch r. Glover. II years.
Willard R Birch. 90 years.
Mary Macon, 35 years.
Laura Weems. p Years.
Benjamin Johnson. p years.
James 4 Mahoney- Il years
Preston 3. Middleton. IA years.
Oma La T. Pickett. d years.
Lester Reed. u years.
Harry Simms. s years.
Marie Sheehy, 6 years.
Thomas c. Amiss. 3 years.
Mary E Ward. months.
Floyd MAIDEN. ? months.
George Forrest. 2 months
katherine Thomas. 1 month
Mildred J. Foley, / month.
John Jones. , days
Infant Of Irving and Annie Courtney.
I day
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THE POLICE CARING FOR
AM ABANDONED INFANT

The police have q white infant on
their hands and don't know what to DO
with it. The little one was found by
Policeman Beauregard Of the Sixth Pre-
sex Court northwest. lying IN an old
basket. The child is now in the custody
OF Police Department Nurse Francis
Brown Of E24 1 Street northwest. AM
Will later be turned over to some found
ling asylum,
The police are eudeavoring TO find out
WIZ abandoned the child
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SUPREME COURT PAYS
RESPECTS TO PRESIDENT

The fall term of The Supreme Court
Of the United States began today. but
Immediately after meeting adjourned in
order that the justices might in a body
pay their respects to the President Of
the United States.
All orders set for today. the Chief
Justice stated, would 90 over until
tomorrow Among them was the re-
ply OF the Northern Securities Com
Tany and the Northern Pacific and Great
Northern Railway Companies to the ne
tstion Of the State OF Washington =.
prevent the msrger Of the two raiIroaas-
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CANADIAN TICKET MEN
COMING TO WASHINGTON

The local railway officials are pre-
pairing TO entertain the members Of the
Canadian Ticket Agents Association,
who are expected to arrive here next
Saturday evening on their annual out
ing The association. like the similar
association in this country. is composed
9i the railway coupon .cket agents Of
the Dominion. The itinerary provides TO-
their entering the United States Friday
evening BY way Of Suspension Bridge.
y. y. After viewing the Falls they
viii come direct 10 Washington. The
sessions Of the association will begin
next Monday morning II the Ebbitt
House, where they wiz make their heal
quarters In the evening p banquet viii
be served a the same place.
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CANE TO ENCAHPHEHT..
VETERAN LOSES HIS JOB
James Houston Meets With
Bad Luck.

ELIZABETH, y. J, Oct Is-James
Houston, OF this city. veteran Of The
civil war. attended the national encemp-
ment Of the G. a. r at Washington last
week and because Of it he has lost his
job. He is a collector for The MeropoI.-
tan Life Insurance Company
He accompanied the local post to
Washington after notifying the coapa-
ny's manager he would be absent and
upon his return he was discharged
The veterans Of the city held a sDe-
cial meeting today and they viii take
the matter up
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ANNUAL CONVENTION OF
RETAIL LIQUOR DEALERS
National Association VIII Open Three
Days Session at the Ebbitt
House Tomorrow.

The National Retail Liquor Dealers
Association will begin its tenth annual
contention al the Ebbitt House tomoT-
row. The meeting viii last three days
The sessions Of the body. which il is
expected VIII be participated in by del
egates from thirty-six States. will be
OF importance 20 the trade and will be
held behind closed doors
a committee Of members Of the local
Retail Dealers Association has arrange
menJs for the convention in hand. They
are. " F Rick. chairman; George A
Davidson, secretary; r N Leonard.
John Fitzuorris, George c. GrOener. C.
A. Seuseney, z. J. Frank. W r Nau
c. O. Brill. George z Linkius. s r
Collins, Frank Scion, z. II. Neumeyer,
and 9 a Eckstein-
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MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.

Dan Bradley. Danville. Va, and Lena
Adams. District Of Columbia
William Warren and Indiana Harri-
son Lord.
John Wesley Warden and Mary Ame-
liza Bull
" r Walker and Lee Harwood-
Joseph E. Walker, Greenfield. Ohio.
and Jennie B. Brown, District Of Column
bis-
George Wood and Ella Moreno.
Paul \. Draper and Florence D. Ba-
den.
Henry H. Armstead and Henrietta In
gram.
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YOUNG GATEMAN KILLED

TOMPKINSVILLE. s. /. \. Y. Oct
l@.-F'Fank Clarity, a gateman. twenty
six years old and single. OF ST. Mary's
Avenue. Rosebank, s /. In the employ
Of the Staten Island Rapid Transit Rail
road, was instantly killed this morIs y,
by being struck by q freight train 5f
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Re
was stationed al the Elm Street cross
ing Port Richmond. The engine struck
him n the body and he died instantly.
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DEATH DUE TO HEART DISEASE.

Coroner hewitt has issued a certificate
Of death due 10 natural causes in the
Ease Of Moses B. c Wright, the veteran.
employed in the Pension Office. who died
suddenly at his home. 6I2 Sixth Street
northwest. about 10 o'clock last night
Death was due. the Coroner found This
morning 20 heart failure The family
have not as vet made the funeral ar
Engagements. Mr.. Wright vas gixty-fo1,-
years OF age, and was at the Dime
table last night when he suddenly u.s.
cumbed 10 heart failure.
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AGED NEGRO WITH A
FORTUNE STARVING
Emergency Hospital Finds Cash and
$4,000 Bank Book IN Ragged Cloth
ing Of Wretched Patient.

Almost destitute of clothing and
nearly starved 10 death. William Brown.
negro, seventy years OF age, when
taken 10 the Emergency Hospital last
night from his home, 2134 New York
Avenue northwest. was found TO have n
his possession 279 in cash and bank
book showing deposits amounting %
$4,000 in a local bank.
Brown IS veteran of the civf1 war.
He has been almost q hermit. working
a. odd Jobs in The neighborhood OF his
home and assOCi2Jing with no one. He
refused 10 say anything about himself
yesterday. The police are endeavorinz
10 find his relatives.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-13
LARGE SALE OF COAL LAND.

OAKLAND, Mo, oct 13.-Judge Ru-
dolph Beekman, OF fucker county, ".
Va, has sold his holdings OF coal land
along the lire OF the West Virginia Cen
trail Railroad. on the Maryland side
near Blaine. to the Davis Elkins inter
est for ST0, 600. It is claimed that the
Elk Garden vein has been found OF the
Maryland side Of the river, and a boom
is likely in that section OF Garrett coun-
~.
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AMERICAN GENERALS ARE
PRESENTED TO THE KING

LONDON. Oct I3.-GeneraI Lord
Kitchener Iunched with King Edward 10
day as q farewell meeting with the King
before leaving for India or Wednesday.
Previous 10 the luncheon Lord Roberts
and the American generals-Corbiu.
Young, Johnson. and Wood-were grant
ed an audience By his majesty Tie
Americans were formally presented by
Ambassador Choate.
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DIED OF HIS INJURIES.

Peter McEnaney died at his home.
I Street northwest. this morning OF in
juries received by being run over by z
wagon driven by Joseph johnson. col
oTed. The accident occurred rear the
corner Of North Capitol and Il Streets
northwest on September Go last. Coro-
ner hewitt was notified. and Precinct
Detective O'Dea arrested johnson, the
driver. who viii be held for an inquest
tomorrow
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LOOKED AFTER NORTH DAKOyANs

T. J. Lamb Of Michigan City. n. D..
y no IS visiting here, at the request Of
Senator Hansbrough- has been looking
after the North Dakotans. OF whom over
80 atteuIede the encampmeut. The
visitors express themselves as much
pleased with Mr.. Lambs hospitality. and
declare that for business interests and
whOle-souIed entertainment they could
not have fallen into better hands.
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MoYEMFETs oF TEE SHIPS

NEW YORK. Oct. l3.-8rrived- Steam
e. Ainnetonka. from Southampton.
cymric, from Liverpool, Columbia, from
Glasgow.
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FAIR AZ TENLEYTOWN.

During the first week in December,
there will be fair at EIdbrooke VI. f.
Church, on the River Road, TenleytOwn.
for the benefit Of the church. The affair
will be held three nights
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III MEM0RIAM.

TH0NAS-}n loving remembrance OF cur baby.
CAMILLE, Who died one year ago today Oc-
tober d. 1901, aged SIX months and twenty
seven days BY HER PARENTS
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COLUMBIA SCHOOL FOR BoYs,

I45S MASSACHUSETTS AVE. y. "
Boarding and Day School. Thoroughly pre-
pares Bows FOR Colleges, Universities West
Point Annapolis. and Business Separate IN
terTnediate CLASSES Limited MINISTER'S send toz
catalogue
MONTGOMERY. SMITH, EDWARD De WITT
MERIDIAN. Principals ssI7-eOd-f3t
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GREGG SHORTHAND.


No shade no position. Hall time Of 5ther sys-
tens Record. 225 words per minute Business
Practice method Of Bookkeeping Students En-
teriag daily. Managers have had g years e.
psricDce IS teachers and Accountants
NATIONAL BUSINESS COLLEGE,
1925 New York Ave
se20-ao,I-I5r
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MEDICAL and DENTAL
DEPARTMENTS
National University.

four years course n medicine 4 thrss
years course ID dentistry. Entrance exanains-
ton FRIDAY. September e. 1902, at S o'clock
?. II. Session viii begin Monday, October 6.
1902. at o'clock D n, with an Introductory
lecture ~ Prot D. OIin Leech u D. For IN
formation apply &c Il. l. BARKER, " .,
ZIG Il 81 ~
Dean Of the Medical Department,
Or J. 2. WALTON. D. D. s.
200 50th ST nv,
seI9-2It Dean Of the Dental Department
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WIAE TER1S Ask your druggist for the best
sFT- Ill - cure for Headache. He will
Dn!MnEpC give you WALTERS. sold at
7 UWUEhS. all drug stores powders, 10
cents. Be sure TO get WALTERS. Refuse all
others Your druggist VIII get them FOR vo.i
SeTd 10 cents for package TO THE WALTER
CHEMICAL co, WASHINGTON. D. c.
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Dr.. VIM. A.LyOD

Has removed his dental office to sI7 18th ST.
NV. pope BuildinS). mss
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EL L0SSTi0s: Os ssT0sY.

EXPRESSION IN al It's branchez- School
year Of SIX months opens October Is.
RALSTON UNIVERSITY or EXPRESSION,
se2s-s9t 1913 to 1871 C St nv.
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OSTEOpATH
DR.. GEO D. KIRKPATRICK,
Bond Building 18th and New York ave NV
Hours 20 3. Phone 15G2-F- ac4-suos
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all those having bills and claims against the
Citizens Executive Committee Of the G. A. 2.
Viii please present same or OF before October
q. 70 Barry Buikley, Secretary, Room 200. Bond
Building. el0-10
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-25

Reform Christian Science-At 8 D. m,
in the lecture room Of the Halls OF the
Ancienfs @-~NAW York Avenue between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth Streets north
west. Col. Oliver c. Sabin will speak on
How 10 Heal the Sick BY Divine Meth
DDS" Question meeting Wednesday even
ings at s o'clock. All invited.
Theo- Progressive Spiritual Church.
/ Northeast Temple, Twelfth and II Streets
MISUNDERSTANDING every Sunday at 3 ?.
m. messages from spirit land by Medium
Zolars and others; good music
Spiritualism-Alfred H. Terry. medium.
viii conduct meeting at p. N. at 131 G
Street northeast.
Rev. Helen Van Anderson will speak at
the Confederate Veterans Hall. Eleventh
and z Streets. at 7:45 p. m; subject, In
huencees that Mold Characters Publ C
invited
Splritualism-Mr J. CIegg Wight
viii lecture for the First Association. Ma
sonic Temple. Ninth and + Streets. north
vest. at 1880 a. m. and 1880 D. m: MI
Altemus will give psychrometric readings
and spirit messages after evening lecture,
morning service free; Sunday school. 10
a. -. All welcome.
Christadelph Washington Ecclesia.
hall over National Capital Bank BIG
Pennsylvania avenue southeast-Subject
at I1.15 a. m. If God Gave His Only
BesOJteu Son, that WhOsOever Beleveth
in Him Should Not Perish But Have
Everlasting Life. How Can Anyone Oh
tain that Life Excepting Through Jesus
Christi No collection. All are in
vited.
Friends Meeting (orthodox). First and
c Streets noTtheast-Bible school GAS
a.. Willis K. Hotchkiss, missionary
from East Africa. is expected al II a. no.
and evening. Y P s. c. E. 7.20 .. ~.
midweek meeting Thursday. Z. 80 .. m A
welcome is extended to all.
First Brethren Church. Twelfth and E
Streets southeast, W. VI. Lyon. pastor
Preaching on Sunday II a. H.. cOndrma-
tion services at 7.30 p. m Strangers vel
come.
Secular League-Ceu- william Biruey
will lecture on How Christianity Began
at p m, at 5l6 Ninth Street northwest.
Discussion. Seats free.
TheOsOphy-At p ~. lecture by Mau-
rice Pcchin, subject what We Know
and How We Know It." Tuesday. Thurs
day. and Sunday week Charles Johnston.
~ r. A. S. Will give Il course of lee
lures on The Religion OF the Future"
Free. Public invited. Third floor, Met
zerott Building. F street.
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GERMAN SAILORS TO
VISIT WASHINGTON

beius placed in the school at KieI. There
are also auBut 200 bright German boys
who have taken up their education f1r
sesweu in the lower ruuEs of The ladder,
but have before them preferment for
petty and warrant officers and other
berths which give them life service Yen
sIons.
The ships Dimensions
The ship is OF 2.S56 tons dispIa -ement.
2i5 feet long. 46 feet beam and 1872 feet
draft of water with all weights on board.
She is driven by expansion engines,
which give hey a speed of 10 knots an
hour, and under sail alone she has made
eight nois with iayoring breeze
The arament of che Moltke consists Of %
suns, all Of The modern pattern from the
ID CcntimCrTC bT0adSideS 20 the small
rapid firing guns. They are only for in
struction Of the cadets. but they are
manned so as 20 be effective if occasion
arises for display Of the Noltke's Prov
ess. She is lighted throughout with cleo
triClty. and has two SeaTChlights.
The German Jacks are men-of-war's
men, who have seen service in other Of
his Maiesty's ships, and a looking set
OF men. well fed and clothed. As an in
cident Of life on board the NoItke they
are served beer from the ships canteen
at a small price, which is charged to them
and collected at the end Of each month
when money is served out
The Cadets on BOnrd-
The fifty cadets on board entered the
school at Kiel last summer. They i'm
mediately were placed on the Moltke and
are going through the experience Of life
at sea From Kiel the Moltke steamed
away to Copenhagen, Farce Islands. Port
land. England. the Western Islands and
Cape Verde. Knocking off the steaming
power Of the ship the Moltke went under
canvas TO Trinidad and then visited a
number Of ports in Venezuela a country
upon which the Kaiser's guns have been
/ looking with serious glanCes for some
. time. Kingston. Jamaica. and 81. Thorn
as d. W l., were the last ports touched
! until Baltimore was reached yesterday.
As soon as the stay is over here the
I Mo'tke goes to an anchorage in Annapolis
Roads 10 give the cadets a chance 20 visit
. the United States Naval Academy and
. take notes Of what they see there
From Annapolis the Moltke will 20 d.
rect 10 Dartmouth England and from
[ there In easy stages reach Kiel in kDril.
l As soon as they read KieI the present
class viii 20 ashore 10 the academy.
1 There they apply themselves to special
courses Of studies and after three and
a half years they leave the school and
join battleships and cruisers as midship-
men. which is the first commission they
receive After that. as in other navies.
death, war and chance advance them
from one grade TO another. when perhaps
small percentage become admirals be
fore retirement.
The cadets represent some Of the lead
irg families in Germany. but that does
not 20 for a penny with officers and in
stTuctors- The youngsters have 10 work
hard at drill and studies All are a lot
Of fine pleasant young men, who SPEAK
English and can give an excellent eluci-
dalton OF every part OF the ship TO any
visitor who does not understand the Ian
guage OF the Fatherland
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Who IS discouraged by a condition Of i'll
health which fails 20 yield to the treat
meHt OF local physicians will be glad 10
know she can consult DR.. Pierce, by
letter, fJ6s. IN little more than thiry
years, DR. Pierce. chief consulting ply
stefan 70 the Iuyalids' Hotel and Surgical
Institute Buffalo, \. Y, assisted by his
staff OF nearly a score of physicians
has treated and cured hundreds Of thou
sands of weak and sick women. All
correspondence is held rs strictly private
and sacredly confidential. Address Dr.
r. v Pierce, Buffalo, y. y.
AFTER Being subjected for some time 20 an
ANNOYING fr.uslc trouble SAWS Mrs. Minnie
TilIotsou Of Potomac. Nersulillou Co. H.. BOX
$50. 81 wrote TO Dr. r. Y. Pierce who ~ once
understood nav suffering aud advised me C
taLc his Favoritc Prescription aud Golden
Medical Discovery and use also his Lotion
Tablets and SupposItCTlc7 AitcT using his
medicines eight OF nine months 4 was COM
pletely cured
the kind and encouraging letters he wrote 20
ME. 7 would sdyIse any woman suffering with
female d.sSasr 20 consult HIM Prompt and
respectful attention wil be gwen and good
advice received hy 30 doing
The Common Sense Medical Adviser.
zoos large PAGES in paprr Govern, Is sent
FIRE on receipt Of p one-c-ut stamps 10
pay expense C mailing 0rir Address
Dr. 4. V Pierce, BGfia.o, y. T..