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Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-05-14
Detail of one of the greatest
disasters in the worlds
history.

The northern part of lc Island of
Martinique. In thc French West indies.
has been The scene of one of the most
trcmcudou, uplca,a,~ of nature ever
recorded I'm history.
Latest estimate, from rel,bl. -opr.e.
put The number of dead SIT 10000
u is officially confmeithatt.c whole
city of 81 Pierre. thc largest. richest.
and most beautiful ir the French is
lands Of THAT region. has been DESTROYED
hy an immense mass 90 tire which wa,
suddenly hurled trom Mount pclcc.
81 l-l0 milc- to tle north. about or = A.
VI. Thursday. Of Tie ci,'~ entire nom
uiation. which was 254uo at thclast CEN
suS, taken "a wear ago. and of thc crews
of ships I'm the harbor. between ao an 30
are believed to bc the only survivors.
Ii is estimated tLat IS .1oo persisted I'm
smaller towns and ou plantations.
Eighteen ships in ~. Pierre harbol were
destroyed
At last advice~ the eruption cortin-
ued.
y dispatch 90 the London Daily Mail
from Pointc-a-Pitrc. GuadelouDe. saws
nearly all the destruction was wrought
in three minutes bv tremendous
shower of molten racks and lava. All
the inhabitants within -four miles of II.
Pierre, the dispatch SAYS. were burned.
Survivors of a ship describe the scene
a. naf d
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-05-14
LAKE NItW.

~uTrh Banks the hor,a .f Mr. r.
Fmns Cle,,n-er WAS tb.. ..e,. oe ,
pre,t, welding on Inst N.I,.-l.,..,...
in- ,,b.n rf. 4.....l....~ ms: ,..
became the bride ol Harry B Cula-. of
Stcphen~on~ promp,lvat $3.50 O'Clock
the bride leaning ou 'he ANN Of ,ue
groom. entered tAe par.or. preceded hl
"er sister 'ii-- Hattie 'ieNen-er a- maii
'' I'"o'' '"i Vt Joseph '"..'He O..
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satin rib,on fri,,r,i,-. .., -..
Brides rose, The maid of b.r.- ...-.
white orrandic. with lace and .i.. ..,i,
ribbon trimming. ar5 .,r-,5 ia r-.,..
roses. The groom and best mau oor,
the conventions. r.acA. After tAe ,ere
mony, the bride and groom received Oh,
cong Tea. o''''onr Oh about ninety friends
'''' yves "-o We're present. iAet
,.... ..,o'' ~ 80, o''''''- ''''"' where
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Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-05-14
STONE BRIDGE.
VIRGINIA. DARE

Mr.. J. Mex. Kennerly has returned
TO her home "Grecnway Court. after "a
visit of six weeks 20 her son MIR Tho~.
kennerly Of Newport New. Va.
Mr.. Caroline Lee Of "Guilford." ha,
returned from visit To- relatives at
Woodstock
Miss Virginia NJ Earle has returned
from Frosthurg, Nd. after several
months absence
Mrs Eliza +. Bowen who has been
pending tine winter with her daughter.
Mr. Laws in Washington. ID g.. is
again az nome at 1.-The Meadows. She
i~ accompanied by her granddaughter
Miss Josephine Clar-ett.
Mr. r. J.. Bri--~ spent part OF he
week iu Fauquicr county.
lIr Benjamin rreuary is GOA visit 90
his home near jhi~ place. aftcran ah-enc,
OF several years.
Miss Mabel Miller is entertaining
guests from Charleston. vs.. Na.
oNI or Us
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-05-14
Correspondence.

The Correspondence Editor desires To- insist
that copy for the printer shall De written in
INK, ON only one side Of the paper. and care
should De taken 90 spell names distinctly. "a,
We may not bc acquainted with the rc-~on.
mcntione'! and the item would lose Interest
through mis-spelling All communication
should reach THIS Office not later than -atur
day. 10 Insure publication iu o.. following
issue. Always sign full name 90 letters. not
necessarily for publication. but that we may
know the writer
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-05-14
M0RGAN'S MIL.

The people OF this quiet ncishbor
hood are busy planting corn. which is
their staple crop
Every one looks forward to the time
when Che vote can be taken ON the
bridge question. our people aye % amt
ion This much needed Improvement
Today. the mountain farmer is com.
PEELED 70 neglect the county seat as a
market for his wood and produce. bee
cause II costs him 50 much for his trir
to town. our side of Clarke. for al
practical purposes, belongs To Loudour
ana Fauquier.
Our enterpriSing friend, Mr.. Thoma.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-05-14
Dangerous II Neelected

Burns, cuts and other wounds often fail to
heal properly ii neglected and become
troublesome sores. DcWiu's Witch Hazel
Salve prevents such consequences Eveu
where delay haas aggrav@d the INJURY De
Wits Witch Hazel Nalve effects cure. 81
had running sore on my lcg thirty years.
says II. &. Hartly. Naukcctown. Ina.
After using many remedies. ! tried De
Wits Witch Hazel Salve. few boxes
healed the sore Cures AN skin diseases.
Piles yield 20 il at once. Beware of couu-
terieits. J. G.. Avis
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-05-14
Congressional Primary.

At meeting OF the Seventh Congress
sional District Committee held May Z.
it was ordered that the primary for the
selection of the democratic candidate
for Congress i'm the said district. DE hello
throughout the district on Saturday. the
2Srd day of August, 1902, in the manner
provided 10y the plan adopted hv the
State Central Committee of the demo
cratic party January IA, 1902; the said
primary election TO occur between the
hours of , p. IN. and . p. m. of tina, date.
And notice is hereby given to all
persons who desire TO be candidates to
make announcement Of that fact i'm writ
ing, TO the undersigned chairman of the
said District Committee. on or before
the 23rd day of June, 1902 BY order of
the committee,
John :. Patton.
Chairman.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-05-14
CRUM'S.

Rev Frank Eutsler preached at
Crum = sunday morning.
Mr. and Mrs Hugh Pierce attended
the wedding Of Mr. Harry Childs near
Burnt Factory, last Wednesday evening
Mrs Hoge, of Loudoun. lectured at
stones Chapel Tuesday evening. and
organized w oman's Christian Temper
ance Union at that place
Mr.. Joseph lIardesty and grandson.
Wilmer Gaver. visited Mrs. Foster sun.
day afternoon.
Mrs. Nellie Hirkham wa "a pleasant
visitor i'm ;he neighborhood last week
Mrs Lydia IIardesty has added % VIM
and porches 20 her house con- Ic
Roland farm
VIRGINIA DARE.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-05-14
Holds Up A Conerossman

AT the end OF tine campaign. writes
Champ Clark. Missouri brilliant congress
man, from oycrwork. nervous tension. loss
Of sleep and constant speaking haJ about
utterly collapsed 10 seemed chat ali the
organs IN my body were out of oricr, hut
three bottles Of Electric Bittcrs made me all
right. It's the best alIaround medicine ever
sold over druggists counter over
worked rundown men and weak. sickIv
women gain splendid health and vitality
from Electric Bitters Try them only SOC
Guaranteed by g. Blcucowc.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-05-14
Stand Like a Stone Wall.

Between your children and the fortunes of
itching and burning eczema. scaldhead or
other skin disoases.-How? why, by using
Bucklin's Arnica Salvc, carth'S greatest
healer. Quickest cure for Ulcers. Fever
Sores Salt Rheum, Cuts Burns or Bruises
lnfalhble for Piles. 25c at G. Blencowe's
drug store.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-05-14
Z. w. Carnenter.
w hat Thin Folks Need

Is a greater power of digesting and aSsimilat-
ing food. For them DIR. Kings New Life
Pills work wonders. They toneandr regulate
the digestive organs, gently eNpel all poisons
from the system, enrich the blood, improve
appetite make healthy flesh Only pc nj
c. BlencoweS.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-05-14
GAYLORD.

Miss Bessie Garvin. OF Wildwood. W no
mas been visiting Mrs William f. Reed
mas returned home
Mrs. Minnie Mitchell and Mrs Kate
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-05-14
VIM. 3. Atwood

Our fellow tOwnsman, Mr.. II. b.
Wardc, is in receipt of letter from Mr.
J. Z. Crown, the former editor of this
paper, in which he comments Mr..
Warde's enterprises for the improve
ment and betterment of Berryville. Mr..
Crown is now engaged in business in
the West, with head quarters at Win
field, Kansas Among other things. Mr..
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-05-14

"R g. c." &C. B. and American Lady cor.e,.,s
BAUGHMAN'S.
summer Made Of the hest Bats AMI Netnv A.
and -'N'''s'S'
r. * G--The Corset that Does Stretch long Medium
Straight .t,.at ,taf
stock viii IL for you.
the n,s-tr. . , stoo-
Just The standard Fashion lr,r FceFor
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-05-14
Mr.. T. X. Cartmel.

Dear Sir-I have your letter of the
2nd inst with specimens This twig
shows the presence Of the soft scale
Lecanium Sp., which is very common on
many plants. The are not serious
pest, but ii one wishes to treat them.
this can quite easily be done by washing
them with soapsuds, made a. follows.
To each four gallons OF water add one
pound OF strong whale oil soap. Apply
this soap warm. Repeat il every fifteen
days until the insects are destroyed.
Very truly,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-29
Pavement Refundino Certificates.

1t does seem that It is hard for Houstons
property holding, taxpaying, burden bear
Ing citizens TO and out where they are at.
Every time spring Of cool wafer looms up
In the desert we look again only 10 find
that II is mirage. II Is intimated that
the pavement refunding certificate is about
to be killed.
Some ten or twelve years ago when Min
Milan and several other streets were paved
with wooden blocks and the top coas of
such improvements was assessed agalnt the
ahutting property, howl went up among
those who were then illegally compelled to
pay for those pavements; bur ike Inc little
boy who had to take castor oil they tonk
their medicine
II had been declared constitutional 70
make one set OF persons help pay another
set Of persons taxes, but The hght Was
Kept up, and hnally Ii was declared mn.
constitutional 20 assess the cost az street
paving against the AUDITING nronertv
Ihereupon' after considerable agitation
among the citizens, Il was decided nv n
former city council that this money witch
hhd been wrongfully taken away from, .
portion OF the helpless public should he
tieIunaed TO me party or parties then own.
lbs Tue property al the time OF the MASSAGE
oi lhe act This was done In the form ~
city reminding certificates. GOOD for nov,
ment OF city taxes. one each for twenfv
- ~ lAlat emu hnput SbpO,OuO worth
g g these reminding certificates werc Issued
Inc people hailed this act as one az eo,,ItS
ana Justice, regardless Of politics
tAls pohey OF refundlng TO the marty,
holulhg the property was objected ~ nv
some who sold after the parements wers
put down, but IL was decided fhst -
pnIg holalhg the property was the nroner
V V"y, 20 ss a Ne oepeat, and many sales
we're MADE on that basis Il beine syida,e
on the face OF Il that The vsInss cFia .sln
ptopery that was sold had been lncrassei
~ iesst 70 the extent Of the cost ~ az
aoutuhg pavement and 10 refund ~
sluo 1 20 tue original owner would stpr5H
SSs pSphlttiag dim 20 receive psyment 49,
~ ~. Tue property he had sold 10 fhe M
IN iiinstTstea. e value OF the Improvement
- a party on Main street. before me n.,.,
aTvsi was laid offered his lot Tor saie ~
49, , gentleman for $500 y,fhIcl &c. ~
80. u.tunea Some time after rhs 49,
frsf ,e, &c iAla TINS gentleman went ~ an
sssoop sltS ana told him he would ei,.s h1,'s
n5ens ~. nus let He replied ,'NIy nsrai
Macs a. Sanans 900 and II you want tba
vas accepted, This rentIar,arS ne oher
~ ~ mar he Is entitled 10 thS .n Susht
srs,s W, party was not out one cent ~, M ~,
~, snsdeIlon according 70 his cum nr ~ NE
~ s ~ nay him back the SSo.np i ,,ia..,s
cesa my giving him that anoo,,n, N'l ~
TO their Tefgn ~no did not sen are entitled
bpi What is the object 4, ,1.,,
ms matter now II N-onia aopAlhk into
~ sla acts OF one minute in ~ ~. -. y, we
,es. NonSloered legal are In AZ '.tnse
ana ,aI9ilent considered Illegal W. 10y
iii ,5 g,n,uS ~ maj the mayor and az. lope
Ans ~. $500 snis matter well hsfcr. Se sun
Ars aeter- II It i not mn,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-29
sAsTRoP NEWS.
Methodist Conference Has Arranged for
a Chiloren's Service.

Methodist Conference Has Arranged for
a Chioren's Service.
Bastrop. Texas, September 21.-The
fourth and last quarterly meeting OF the
present conference year WINS held at the
Methodist church Wednesday night Rev.
u, S. Smith presiding.
rally day service" consisting Of
reeitationa. bright songs, dialogues aud re-
sponslvc readings has been arranged by
the children of the Methodist Sunday
school aud win be rendered at the Metho-
dist church Sunday night, October s. on
petition from most OF the pastors Of Bas-
trop. q union revival Will begin on the
second sunday in October, conducted By
ENanRelst Flanagan.
Rev. Mr. Pace of Waco has been called
70 take charge Of the Baptist church, as
Rev. Robert Gibson has resigned. Rev. Mr.
Bradley has been recalled to take charge
OF the Christian church for the coming
year.
Several new residences are being built
In Bastrup.
Up 70 the present there has been about
1900 bales OF cotton marketed III Bastrop.
and II y estimated that about that much
more will be made
Quite an enjoyable party was given last
Friday night by Mr.. c. J, whitwcrth in
Reds bend.
Miss Katie Jenkins. Mr.. Norris Rector
and Mr.. y. +. Dahnoy lett this week to en-
ter the State university.
r. A. Anderson leaves Sunday for Dallas
to complete his studies.
Mrs Mcdowell OF Houston IS the guest
of friends here.
Mrs Il. ID. Sanders OF Paris ia VISITING
relatives and her old home this week.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-29
PALEsr Ne NEWS.
Pork Packery Is AGAIN IN Order and
Win Be Operated.

Palestine, Texas September q Cotton
rolled into the city today at great rate
and more than 800 bales were marketed
In the city today. II is bringing fair
price and the cotton men say that the huik
Of the crop IN this county will be marketed
by November is. The crop VIII not tail
Isr short ef last years which was over
Hoo bales.
A movement Is on foot IN social circles
hero 70 get up home talent minstrel for
the hitter part of October, the proceeds to
80 for the benefit Of some charitable in
stltuti0n.
The pork paekery has again been placed
In running order and is now crowded with
orders The packery here turns out some
as hne products as the Northern packers
ana the people have discovered It, II
keeps several buyers on the road all the
time and Is fitted up to handle either pork
or beef and has big capacity for either.
Judge John Young Gooch has returned
home from Tyler where he was called as
special Judge in several important cases la
the district court
Hiram Eastland left today for Detroit,
Mich, where he will reside In the future.
Joseph Curly Maloney. the baseball
inaguate, una and one Of the best PLAYERS in
the Texas league, has returned home mere
alter q season with the COrsicana team.
big Nike" O'Couuor and Bill Lucky
Wright, the left-handed twlrer. are also
at home ngnin after a season with the
same club.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-29
RETuRNEp from LIE EAsT.
hon. George 3. Griges Attends Great
Council of Red Men.

Hon. George b. Griggs one Of Harris
county's representatives in the legislature
returned yesterday from an extended trip
through the North and Fest. Speaking of
his visit Mr.. Grlggs said;
~ have had very nleasant trip and
think a profitable one. from business
point of view. The primary object OF my
Journey to the East was to attend the
Great Council Of Red Men at Norfolk, Va
The meeting was very successful one,
and Texas was honored with the most i'm
portant committee positions in the assem-
bly,. We meet at Atlantic City, n, j., ned
year.
AS to the business part of my trip,
am glad to state that I have arranged to
put in operation large fruit growing con.
Germ in Texas. / organized the 'Ohl-TeX
Fruit Growing COMPANY and have all the
means necessary at my command TO develop
the industry on a large scale Just at
this time l do not care to disclose our
plans, but will. In short time, be glad to
give full details.
There viii he a large immigration into
Texas this winter, The people of the older
States are anxious TO learn about this
State, and from the present outlook Texas
viii experience the greatest food of men
and money from other states this winter
that she has ever known.
y am glad TO get back again. There is
no place like Houston and Texas"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-29
..rHR rnLrpHoNr a1nr. !.

The Telephone Girl" Nav york r,
sino gem set TO the dRintiest muEic. ina
score OF Sustave Kerker. that wiFard ~
the baton. the book by Hugh Morton who
mas written more successes for metronoiltsn
audiences than any other playwripht viii
pe seen az the opera house tomorrow matt.
nee ana night II is ADAPTED TO All tastes
qua nerein lies It's continued pOpnlaritv
y y one OF the iolliest. most irrssistihlv
coinical and unique entertainments al pras.
snt ON the boards and considering that thia
= tne fourth season, a thing OF perpetual
ICY. Joe kann. who enacts the prineinol
role Hans Nix an eccentric German n
one o. the most graceful OF the vcung
comedlans and won favorable commant fnr
ms work as the "pcite lunatic" An 'trha
behe or New York In the New York enS
toad productions. Is a host in hImssO
Audiences laugh heartily over his indeScrth
ahle dialect. and his original hun,or JrStth
lsimaseda. who IS the EstelIe h ons ~
the most ACCOMPLISHED and heautifnI srttsts
on the stage: James s. neviip and psSri
heyAre. the dancing wonders have imn,s
rant roles; Mamie Keogh the dainty ~,
edienne; George Ebner the tsinntn,
comedian Az Holt. the worldss sreatn1t
mimic' Jethro Warner Milton Dan'sSn
Ruby Marion, Ruth Jordan, Iuisn AZ.
nard Maud Gourmet are described As ha
ing parucnlArlv well fitted 20 their ~
gspecfive roles The plav Is 10 TWO sefs
Ike the majority OF musical comedies ana
there Is NOT a moment for ennui A. either
hnpidity Sf movement Il Htriyen for Srom
starr 20 the anal curtain.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-29

school there, to which she had been re
Gently elected.
Miss Addie Hancock who was lately
elected as teacher Of the public school In
the William Mercer neighborhood. Ave
miles out from town, has assumed her posi-
tion.
Miss Mamie Graves Of Brazoria. who bias
heen here visiting relatives, left for her
homo yesterday evening. much 20 the re-
greet Of her many admirers,
Miss Hattie Fielder leaves tomorrow for
woodvtile and ether points to visit rela-
tires and will he gone for some time.
The college received four more pupils
during the past week and Is In most
uourishing condition.
Mfs N. J. Cooke and Mrs Elizabeth Fife
ieft few days ago for Burton to visit
the family Of Mr. and Mrs w B Francis
and expect to be gone week or more.
Hon. w. II. Campbell. who has been
quite I'll for some time and who was
thought to be on the road 10 recovery. hnd
a bacSset a few days ago and has again
become very III.
Barbara Owen the cl,lld ~ Mrs Katie
Cooke Is seriously III with whooping cough
and her recovery Is considered doubtful
Greta Muncey IS also afflicted Win the
slime disease
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-29
Sid Williams at Crowley.

Crowley, La, September 27.-Evangclist
j. A. Brown, after months absence on
the death of his father, has again Joined
his coisborer Rev. Sid Williams, in a re-
yiva now being held at Crowley, with Rev.
I, ]. Alfred, pastor Of the Baptist church.
cessful meetings with this pastor, both in
this State aud In Texas Great interest
is being shown in both attendance and re-
suits.
The people are generous and willing and
have provided Il large. well lighted tent,
and all bids fair for great meeting.
Crowley Is modern and thrifty little
road. and numbering its inhabitants al
5000. II contains many handsome build.
ings, two public schools, two private, uni.
versity, eight churches, electric lights,
water works, telephones. large rice farms,
ten rice mills and fine oil wells.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-29
THE RICE MARKET.
The Offerings at New Orleans Were
Well Absorbed.
Especial to The POST

Well Absorbed.
Especial to The Post.l
New Orleans. September 2a-The market
for rough rice continued steady throughout
the past week. with offerings, especially Of
top lines, well absorbed There were no
material changes in the prices posted at
the board OF trade. Trading was largely
confined TO Honduras lines Such Japans as
are coming in are reported to be arriving In
poor condition.
Clean rice was active and steady the en-.
tire week, with offerings well taken IN
Receipts from the interior mills continia
on minor scale.
Rice men expect great results from the
Tice Kitchen at Chicago. They believe that
y VIII educate ehe people OF the Windy
Sity 70 appreciate the value Of rice as a
1000 ana cause an increased demand for The
Louisiana and Texas product from tie
Northwestern States
The Porto Rican rice market is holding nm
Wei and shipments continue large.
Inc quotations from the Official rAnort
OF the New Orleans board of trade.
Slean ricer-Honduras active. Head 4%6
SS9sc' straights 3Q45sc, screenings 203stc
NO. Use TO &C. japan active head az
70 Sc, sralghts Slsc TO 3Ssc. SCREENINGS 81
l 20 T9sc. NO. 15se TO &c. Actual sales Ia;
Rough rice-Honduras steady AZ . ooao4 %
with actual sales al 2.5Oas "a Ts s1U0'
steady at 2.7573. so Rice poIisb 99Pnn5
1900 per ton. Nii o'Vu1
me rice movement at New Orleans as
complied by Henry H. Smith. secretaTy ~
INC NC" ufleans board OF trade.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-29
Hearne Items.

Hearne, Texas September os.-Rev. j. e.
McClurkln preached his farewell sermon at
the Baptist church today, and on Tuesday
next win depart with his family for Ferris,
where he has accepted the charge of the
church. Rev. McClurNn has been pastor
of this church for nearly SIX years ana his
friends are sorry to give him mp
Cashier w. p. Ferguson of the First Ma
tonal bank is at his post again, after a
two weeks Illness
The remains of James w. Brady, whose
death occurred In Houston yesterday after
noon were brought here today and inferred
IN Norwood cemetery at 1890 this afternoon.
M. j. Nj. Chittim of San Antonio has
1000 head Of steers here in the new feed
pens of the Planters Oil company. lhese
cattle VIII be fattened from the product OF
two oil mills here
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-29
UNTIL OCTOBER
The Southern Specialist,
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treatment call at once.
The SOUTHERN SPEcIALISrt
have large permanent offices Il II,
Texas, are certainly doing he m
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are curing more afflicted peonIe y,
ing better success than any ctns
ton In the country. Their woudeS,t'
have made for them reoutsflss
place of permanent prominence 1
homes of the chronic sufterers.
The doctors are all graduates Of a.
ing colleges Of the United States 81
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Men, Women and Children. The y,
you to a great number whom nE
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regarding their financial responaNla
If you are sick or afflicted In sny m
should not fail to consult tie S6fsi,
SPECIALISTS at once. and until n
2 all sick and afflicted people ii!
given THREE MONTHS STgf|
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