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~ EARTs AFLAME &"

Mrs GenevfeYe Haines play
Hearts Afame Is not without pun
gent sarcasm and tfite observation.
At any rate some of the speeches are
good. as here demonstrated:
Journalism and anarchy would die
Of hamilton il some II us Who are
IN the vim I'D Hot mate fools u
onrse1ges.
! H-r@ are n marrying mnn ia the
aeE rEf7 Bachelors efine 10
siH95e ltsssrdGeas 5HshaHds eoxet IL
and 75- afei3eeS 1t cheaper 10
max oge= 10 other mems wives.
Ifs 4ase Of fa6e tfe goods fhe
gods gsasides bla ae rarefHl not 10
BE .aau4h With sa Goods OIL
a woman is either good ar bad
Circumstances haye Hothtn2 10 do
With il and virtue that wont stand
the fest PRETTY aoar stei..
People 8sGa'is wear their best
manners ike tRe1r best clothes. be
fore akine, ID marriage. After TAX
!Hs old habits. Ike old clothes. nat
"a dltt =t:s tiitf most HDiIlipl tdDlc-
and then the e9eopener
\ wise man doesn't need advice
and fool won't take it.
There nothing so monotonous as
a downright proper woman To hold
man-mere man "a woman must be
a potpourri. a ragout Of heavenly yir-
tues and earthly vices. with gen
erous dash of paprika to keep things
warm
Affairs with married women are
always safe. Younger women are apt
to take things TOO seriously until
they learn he ropes.
It's one thing TO firt with an
other mans wife, and another thing
&c have a man f1irt With yonr wife .
This idea of a pretty face compen-
5sting a chap for cheese and
cracker diet is a romantic fallacy"
Men find risqne songs and highly
colored anecdotes spicier, when ema-
mating from females who are labeled
res pectable
There are moments in every wo-
mas tifr when she t6tters on the
brink - moral suicide"
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John H Shelby IS IN the eItg today
\. ]. Stewart is IN Little &ock To-
day
J. j. Reeg. Of Stuttgart was here
today.
VIM. L. McRaner. Of Little Rock. is
in the city
Mr.. c. F. Sanders. Of indianapolis,
is here today.
Major II. a. Mccoy is in Little Rock
on business.
J. w Hickman, of Louisville. is in
the city
Mr. r. b Gregg OF Stuttgart IS in
the city
II VI. Lanier. II. was in the city
today and left for Camden.
.hr. W. II German, of Paris Mo.
has beer visiting in the city.
w E Mulliken goes TO Little Rock
this afternoon as a delegate to the
state meeting OF the retail grocers.
Senate Seabrook, secretary of the
local grocers, will attend the state
meeting of the grocers at Little Rock.
Mr.. y T. Dawson has accepted a
position with the Metropolitan Life
T1sura n,.a company in the straight life
department.
Messrs NJ J. Meade and John H.
Mccain Jr., will go to Little Rock
this afternoon as delegates to the
state meeting Of the grocers associa-
ton.
Miss Emma Spellman and Mrs b.
+. Mckenzie We're in the city last
night 10 attend the performance at
the Elks They will return home 10
day
Miss Maggie Hardin returned this
morning from two weeks visit to
he' sister Miss Gssery, of Pastoria
Mra G5scrv came to remain several
DAYS
Mr. [ Dreyfus left for Shreveport 10
GAY with his grandson Ira Bloom He
wlll accompany Mrs Dreyfus and his
daugnter. Miss Artie Dreyfus, who
nae been in Shreveport on a visit |
home on the return trip.
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srUtn az a II her,nan.

Old hunters say that the black bear
does q coed deal of fishing 1t thiz
season. 1t l. said shat carefully STUDY
ing the sun. and approaching so that
his shadow wlu not he east mon the
waters, bruin ereeps ,oue'y to
where he sees the teIl-tale fms. and
dexterously throws the fish ont Of the
water with sweep OF his paw
A couple Of lads came across a dit-
ferent kind of bear this week at ST.
Mary's lake, Hull, Canada.
This one preferred having some obs
else 90 the fish catching for him.
The boys had got a good sackful Of
pike which they left near stump
while they amused themselves on a
raft they had thrown together. They
looked ashore after a time to see big
bear walking off with the bag of fish
over his shoulder.
He paid not the least attention to
heir shoutings, having. as it trans.
pired taken the precaution of break
ing the stock Of their gun across at
the grip before carrying off the ash
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WITH THE SAGES.

II Is we'll to be up before davbreak,
for such habits contribute To health,
wealth and wisdom.-AristOtie.
Nobility OF character manifests it.
self at loopholes when it is not pro-
vided with large doors.-Mary E. Viii
kins
The only failure a man ought to
fear IS failure In cleav!ng to the pur.
poses he sees to be best.-George
Eliot.
No man has come 10 true greatness
who has not felt in some degree that
his life belongs to his race.-Philips
Brooks
True bravery is shown by perform
ing, without witnesses. what one
might be capable of doing before all
the world -Rochefoucauld
GnQuisitiye people are the tunnels OF
conversation; they 10 aot take in any
thing for their own use, but merely to
pass it to another Steels.
He who malic;ously takes advantage
of the ungardcd moments of friend
ship = no farther from knavery than
the latest moment Of evening from the
first Of night i.avater
Men rarely succeed n changing the
world but a ma seldom fails Of sue
cess If he ets the world alone ;.ud
resolves 70 make tie best Of IT, It
Is always easier 70 climb a mo4nsain
than 10 level fytjon
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WOMAN WISDOM.

Haif-brced is whole mistake
rn-From-Eature knows The truth
The bigger the Chief the bigger tn e
cares.
A Paleface stomach will hold a heap
of land
Never stop on the warpath 10 pick
flowers
The sneak and the wolverine are
brothers
All low bred puppies do not walk
on four legs.
knowit-All is 100 big for any one
tribe to hold.
The Young frog counts the Black
snakes teeth.
To the Great Spirit all skins are of
the same color
It is harder TO make a blind trail
than TO follow it,
The mountain does not need to
boast of being big
Every child is fresh eae in the
Great Spirits book
Drunkenness trades a Buffalo robe
for a Coyotes skin.
No man has right to TWO blankets
If his brother has none
II the Paleface had a conscience the
Indian would have a country
Mind your own business and the
Skunk will attenn strictly to his.
1t is even more dangerous to make
an enemy OF friend than a friend
Of an enemy
The vices the Indian has borrowed
from the Paieface are the only debts
he viii not play-New York Press.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-20

eog Lived Through Antarctic Winter.
Undoubtedly the penGiiins i've on
Ae eIsa OF the iee pack IN winter
fime. \ curious proof Of this is that
during heavy gale in the bay near
Cape Adair, the ice teld broke up sud.
aenis ard tho iloaa dgifted northwards
into tie ocean. carving off one Of my
sIedee dogs. We naturally looked upon
the dog as lost, but 4 week later tho
sea vas frozen as far as the eye could
reach, and three months afterwards
that dog returned to camp from over
the ice, and he was fat Now, three
dogs can kill a seal, but one dog can
not; and this dog had evidently been
living on penguins out at sea at the
edge of the ice pack.--Prof. C. a
Borchgreyink, in an article ON pen-
gulhs. in Leslie's Monthly.
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LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

j. n. Mann is still confined to his
home.
John Burns. gaming. trial this af
ternooa
Call on u " Poss for pure su
garhouse molasses.
"A fuu line OF fancy groceries al
L. W. Poss grocery.
-Wanted-Hoy to learn the print
ing trade Apply Graphic Office
Pride of Havana The best .
cent cigar At KaHfmans confection-
cry.
Mr.. ". f. Bloom has taken rooms
at Mrs Ber.in's on West Barraque
street.
Miss Gertrude Dodds is engaged
in teaching school at Jefferson
Springs.
For stove wood phone Pine City
Bedding Co. New phone 90; old
phone 322.
Gall on Hicks fee and Coal com
pany for all kinds of coal. Prompt ser.
vice. Old phone %; new phone 123.
Drink our delicious hot drinks
coffee, chocolate. chicken, beef. TO-
mato and clam Kaufmans eonfec
ticuery.
Sheriff James Gould was in Red
field today and made the sale for the
Tenent Shoe COMPANY against J. S.
8axley.
Katie Matthews eolored vas fin
ed On I'VE counts Of petit larceny. and
$50 saai fnA and she returned
home . Stuttgart With her mother.
-Found-Bunch OF five KEYS; two
Of them Eagle lock KEYS. Owner can
get 5hem 1t Graphic office BY paving
tor 5ass aoftee.
For 5aIa-The brick building
Nos. 261 nj 203 West Barraqua St
at -aw nrzce and On long lime pay
-ants. Aa1sass. 9 7 U9Haore San
pre- i5gamat5e COMPANY
@a. .aeea arearaza ti6n. #is give an
421t=rra zHaea5 At Iea5a Hall Thursday
n}2ht Theg give =ene Fsrs atedir-
able performances
During lamar ve sra 1a15ag q
special r.e on Gaps ara Gather
goods 5ssrI= goods Foley Uagz and
kidney n-a 1fne T. s Gaaa drug
starz. = Main street.
Goo E9 E5aafeH. 4ef- rom little
Fso Z, el1h The 7it 7aaae aenaHaa2a as
bookkeeHer H las seen .f,h he
ee n3aan st a.ee cars a29 ~ arah-
abs remain IL a=ats pres.
ant a3ae#zg.
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TO GET IN THE SMART SET

Make ten or twenty millions.
Marry anybody There Is no wom-
an on Earth who cant get in With
from ten to twenty millions back Of
her
Buy a house GA Fifth avenue also
one at Newport Mount Desert. Flor
tta. North Carolina aad a.g=ather
place.
Buy steam Nacht. Have i made
10 order. Have t tie bieee-t -z.e# ct.
Wait.
Go#lo Europe and thrash around Tor
awhile. IN 4 year Or SO you VIII get
talked about
Dc Big things Quarrel with eour
vile occasionally ar spaea rates
Be snIbbed as .aa'e sstgla at
first Fl pays in the 5oA4 fua
eel an automobile ard run over
some one. It's tashionable
BuY hotel and name it after your-
sell. Charge ten times what anyone
else has eve. dreamed of.
Wait
Marry of your daughters. if possi-
Bile, to foreigners, 40 matter how de-
crepit, immoral or despicable they are.
if hey have titles. It pays New
York Herald
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rorsntnlled hx Nntnr..

Ths following racy ret0rt made by
brilliant woman at a recent dinner
party was az smart as II was well
deserved An indiscreet guest Of the
male persuasion ventured TO remark
that woman's chief mission in life
vas - make fools OF men" Admit
ing The statement" responded the
lady IN quesuon how tantali2ing it
IS % discover mat IN many cases na-
sufa aas foreatalln5 MS
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DEATH RECORD,
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Miss Mary McGinnis died at St
Vincent hospital At Little Rock
Monday afternoon At > O'Clock Mis-
McGinuis il we'll known here and was
an excellent young woman, and her
many friends will regret her demise
She made Ter home while n Pine
Bluff with Mrs. p. II PcndIeton
The remains aill arrive in Pine
Bluff at / / q. m. tomorrow and will
be taken 10 the Catholic church. when
the fHneral services will occur The
injcr aent will be at the Catholic ceme-
tory
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-20
Umbrellas Denote Power.

In Siam magnates dignity and
power are reckoned according to the
number OF umbrellas he possesses.
one OF these "agnates is proud to be-
gin his titles with Lord Of Thirty
seven Umbrellas" Among certain
African tribes the grandeur Of the In.
dividual increases with the size and
not with the number of umbrellas Ia
possesses
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-20
E1s ANO --lsTLEs.

E,oaueu6a js aoT RI he anes.
Wisdom sei40a rs II ? rut
ian ar Greater thaa sis oo...
The 7esf sels aeip ; aa'pas 7fAer..
Altrusm Ee highest a6 daai-
an
va Fe . de .6af ee nay 4.e q
i've
rhe "a 4 set, ae IL as
sonl
ehe sheta y raFsa win aor q "a
back
aye ae evidence y Co.'s n
n 1s
rbe poor soods sre often te1 n
eraee
rroe zion aag mixed to 6s
3ivine
zor Ha. aae7 9oar soa' ,a tat-
Ditupe
P1't aFaade he pr.ue 7f free
giyin9
The afernal oast 'au before ne
eternal
Gos.s york must ae looe E I'D 5
way Ram tef4
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suc4syln1 cocra Arrl1e.

Faragse ar 24-The Raek Island
surveying orpa Feached here ester
tay afternoon At . clock presuma-
~ % aeln establish he proposed line
rom Malvern 10 6eo4aet and 8icks-
aure. m which .he people II his roan-
y ara nleh Interested
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-20
Dor carIos ciosely Watched.

Don Carlos. whc appeared at a
French watering place on the Spanish
frontier iHst before King Alfonsos
birthday vas invited at once by the
French government 20 seek rest
denca ID he interior Of France.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-20

Franklin county is enthusiastically
in favor Of good roads movement and
has appointed strong delegation to
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-20
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD,

sFal be paid ov v /. Dewoody for
tte return Of The KEYS stolen from his
aeuse Sunday morning. AS they are
so lse 70 anyone else If found
eafaru 70 owner No questions viii
Ue asked -
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CARD OF THANKS.

We .he participants of .astd eyen
ms .heater part desire 10 e<ten,
our hanks rs Rev Fafher Fowler fo
e. gleasUre ~ Iofed
THE ALTAR BO3S.
MSS NELLIE DOWD
KATHLEEN COELEY.
BONNIE CO&IAN.
JOHNNIE WILLIAMS
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1T lorcar Soo1a.

n he celebration If Cen Lees
siit. aday Al .ittla Rock Nondav by the
Confederate +ooietiea and Veterans.
Pref. ] fdaa Delivered an address.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-20
Sixth and Chestnut
School
SOP w. SIXTH AVENUE.

3o2 w. SIXTH AVENUE.
Kindergarten and Grades I, 2, 3, 4,
5, 6 and :.
PRINCIPALo-Atlss Callle Jones,
Mrs. NJ. c. Jones and Miss Mcbride.
ASSISTANTS Miss Marion Larche,
Miss Nellie SaiIec and Miss Joe
ingell
MUSICAL D4aECTOR-Mr. NJ. D.
McNeill.
Chtdrea from four TO six years Of
age do excellent kindergarten work.
Elocution and German are taught in
the higher grades.
Old phone SOS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-20

Burnett.s Vanilla Extract has outIly
ed criticism. It is the finest ana pur-
est vanilla extract that can be bought
Once tried, always ased q
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-orors =1r 2-of. -ytle.

Prof r s-4tle II Althe.1aec. has
3een -8aete. jee presiGaat Of he
school 386era association y ArEan-
sas
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-20

Walnut Ridge will have an Oil mill
in time to work next seasons crop.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-20

j. a. Mann is still confined to his
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1903-02-06
TO THE SPELLING BEE.
Contest to Be Had Between Mankato
and Lake CRYSTAL.

The spelling contest between chosen
teams from the Lake Crystal and the
Mankato high schools next Friday even
ing promises to be of interest to every
body, in that it is revival of the old
country school spelling bee. Twelve stu
dents have been selected from each school
who shall first engage in written contest
of fifty words to be chosen from common
usage and pronounced by Superninten
dent Freeman. Then follows the familiar
lining up of sides by the same partici-
pants, for an oral contest, to be conduct
ed by President Davis. A special fea-
ture will be made of the free-for all
which follows. Here the students may
see how their elders learned to spell in
the good old days. All are accustomed
to hear much in these days of those rare
old times when children really and truly
learn to spell; but there are many of the
''young ones" who have their doubts. 1t
is hoped that those who still espouse the
old will avail themselves of this opportu-
nifty to make good"
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1903-02-06
NEiGHBoRH0OD NEWS.
@0o)o))@
CERESCO AND LINCOLN.

Mr. and Mrs. William Woodhall are
visiting relatives in Ceresco this week.
Miss Edith Wilson visited friends in
this locality last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. baltimore called
on friends in Lincoln on Wednesday.
Miss Clara Powell visited friends in
st. James over Sunday.
Miss Mildred Mitchell closed her
music class on Saturday and will take
a two months vacation.
Mrs. Philip Murphy is in GAINESVILLE
for an extended visit with her parents.
Miss Mary Mclean is visiting her sis
ter in Lewisville
Dennis Kilmer of Dakota is visiting
Mr. and Mrs: Will Austin.
Miss Edna Mitchell entertained her
friends at progressive crokinole ON Mon
day evening. The favors were won by
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Crosby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Crosby attended
the Mclaughlin and Foss wedding in
Madelia ON Thursday.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1903-02-06
WEEKLY MARKET LETTER.

Furnished by Edwards Wood & Co !,
$40 Board of Trade budding Duluth. and
no Chamber of Commerce Minneapolis
The wheat market has been strong and
has made good advance from the low
point reachs on last weeks sharp break
Those persons who had the courage to
buy it u hen il was cheap and sentiment
b ,ari.h have befn rewarded with good
pcofF. We urged all our customers to re-
member tie bullish factors in the situation
and hold onto heir wrest and buy more
and tn, event proves that we uere right
Worlds supplies are some IS 900, 900
bushels under last years, tie difference
being chiefly in supplies OF spring wheat.
Considerable time is rsquir, for cargoes
of wheat TO go from ports of the Argen
tire Republic to Europe and it is antici-
pated that none will ar i've there before
the first of April End thst Europe will
need consider able more American wheat
and corn before that time. The w1rst
sto1 IN Of the sscn has prevailed for
"a hours in South Dakot7, Nebraska,
Iowa and Illinois. At Chicago wire SER
vice is paralyzed and news from there is
scarce. The market hiss advaLc ed steadily
stree Friday and is very active and
strong. 1t is now confidently predicted
that wheat will go higher than it did on
the recent upturn and we believe that
it will go consider ably higher than pres
ent prices and that it is CIV good, safe
purchase on all small declines.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1903-02-06

-very~fast to the regret of her many
friends.
The 'Knights" of this place will give
another of their delightful socials next
Monday evening.
"The Flowing Bowl given at the Ster-
ling hall last Saturday evening was
quite success. The club is under obi
cations to Gene Roberts for pleasant
time after the play.
Miss Grace Cornish will go to Chicago
where she has accepted a position.
Helen Grannis, who is attending col
lege at Valparaiso, has nearly complet-
ed the course, and will soon be home,
which is very gratifying to her many
friends.
E. T. Champlin has recovered from his
recent illness. =
Mrs. NJ. B. Warren who has been quite
ill is slowly recovering under the excel
lent care of Mrs. Cook
Miss Eva Barnard is visiting friends
in and around Vernon.
Roy Quimby's little son has nearly re-
gained his usual health, after a long
pull of whooping cough and lung fever.
Port Wyman and family have moved
into town.
| Mr. Hill had the misfortune to cut his
foot very severely Will splitting wood
last Saturday.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1903-02-06
VERNON CENTER SHORT NOTES.

Miss Minnie Hays has returned from
her visit at St. Peter.
The young people enjoyed social
evening at the home of William Thomp-
sons last Saturday evening.
Mrs. Porter is enjoying visit from
her daughter, Mrs. Frank Clague, of st.
Paul.
Mrs. Fred Lamberton and daughter,
Margaret are guests of Mrs. Barton
this week.
Miss Swanson, the popular primary
teacher, spent Sunday at her home in
Mankato.
Misses Gussie and Bessie Roberts of
Mapleton are visiting their many friends
in town this week.
Henry Kraus drove to Lake Crystal
Saturday evening.
Alex Grey is enjoying a seige of the
grip at the home of Charles Force.
The Athletic club will soon give an
entertainment which bids fair to be the
event of the season. It is understood
that Milt Porter is to be manager.
Mrs. Bert Cornish is visiting her par
ents in Minneapolis this week.
Fred Roberts, one of Sterling's most
successful farmers, was transacting
business in town Tuesday.
The "Quimby Rink" is in Winnebago
today enjoying friendly game of
curling.
Walter Jones, who has been staying a
few days with f. L. Cooper, returned to
his home in Cameron, Wisconsin, Mon
day.
Mrs. Than Award Sr. had the misfor-
tune to slip and break her arm, last
Sunday morning while going to church.
Mrs. Jesse Cornish is not improving
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1903-02-06
GOOD THUNDER SPECIALS.

This last snow has made the sleigh
ing somewhat better
The railroad bridge is undergoing
some very necessary repairs. A crew of
men have been at work putting in new
timbers for over week.
Soon the buzz of the saw mill will be
heard. One is to saw in the R. L. Houk
pasture, east of town, where large
number of logs have already been
hauled. The clearing off of timber makes
sad havoc with the scenery, leaving bare
desolate looking patches of unsightly
stumps.
Mrs. III. Benedict is nursing Mrs. G..
II. Clark, who is very low, at the
present writing.
A underground boy arrived at the
Bucholtz home last Monday evening. The
mother and child are doing WELL
The creamery is busy putting up its
usual supply if ice for the summer.
Harry Clark has been called home be-
cause of the serious illness of his mother.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1903-02-06
{ Incurable" Heart Disease Soon
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mani Free as a Trial.

To demonstrate the marvellous cura-
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ment for heart disease, short breath,
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Each treatment is carefully prepared
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tient, and kind and stage of the disease.
1t is therefore eminently scientific and
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His treatments are the result of TWEEN
ty-five years of careful study, extensive
research and remarkable experience in
treating the various ailments of the
heart, stomach and nerves, which so often
complicate each case. So astonishing
are the results of his complete special
treatments that he does not hesitate
to offer all persons a free trial.
Nothing could be more liberal. Few
physicians have such confidence in their
remedies. There is no reason why all
afflicted persons should not avail them
selves of this exceedingly liberal offer, as
they may never have another such oppor
tunity No death comes more suddenly
than that of heart disease.
Mrs A. Kronck, of Huntington, Ind,
was cured after thirty physicians failed;
Mrs. Flora Graetor, of Bristolville, o.,
after twenty two; Jas. r. Waite, the
noted actor, after score had pronounced
him incurable; Mrs. Frank Smith, of Chi
cago, after five leading physicians had
given her up. Mr.. Julius Keister, of Chi
cago, after ten; Mrs. r. Parker after
sixteen failed.
A thousand references to, and testi
monials from Bishops, Clergymen, Bank
ers. Farmers, and their wives will be sent
free upon request.
Send at once for free examination
blank pamphlets and free treatment be-
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Miles, IL B., Dept. IA, POI to POS State
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