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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-25
MURDER AT SEA

because !. kawasAki. seaman
ON the All Maru. which arrived at
the Great Northern docks this noon.
would not turn out for his watch
\. Matnui. \ fellow seaman. plung
I'd a knife into his back.
The cowardly deed was commit.
ted when -four days out from Yoke
hama. The victim refusing 60 turn
cut for hia watch. kawaSaki. said
some words which we're resented.
The men fought In the forecastle.
neither getting the advantage. until
kanasaki made a break for the pas
sagcway leading To the boatswain 3
ea hin to make complaint
Matuui followed and. overtaking
tho fleeing man. plunged the blade
Of the knife into the back OF the
sailor. striking almost 90 the heart
The murderer was thrown Into
irons and Will be kept In solitary
confinement until the ship returns
to Japan. where his trial wlii oc-
cur
naronass Takahira and daughter
we're among the passengers who
made the trip on the Aki. They
will proceed to Washington to join
Baron Takahira. the Japanese am.
baasadof 20 the United States.
Mofifz Thomson. manager OF the
Centennial mills. returned from a
business trip TO japan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-25
CONVE NTION TO
END TONIGHT

with tho session % tonight the
three 'iag convictions Of the North.
: attern Baptist association. held at
Kirkland. comes "a IA end
The convention has proved OF
great interest. and has been attend.
I'd BY tbs Rev. Df. u I. Whitman.
he Rexa George Robert Cairns.
James Cairns. John Marvin Dean
and other well known Seattle min.
istsrk This mornings session Was
taken np with reports Of commit
seas aud a sermon b. the Rev. J.
Ffankiln Day. Of the American
iiaptlnt Publication society
Ihia afternoon a temperance ass
Esoa Is being held. led BY Rev. A.
Macintosh Mrs. Clark. president
Of the W. G. r. a., and ROYAL W.
Raymond. secretary % the Anti.
Saloon League Of Washington. are
among the speakers Hepofta from
the as churches In the association
viii b. read.
Tonight the annual election % 81.
fic.rn will be held and committees
appointed. The Rev Geofxc Rob.
EFT Cairns ~iil speak on Training
Classes and penomiBationai Doc.
tfine-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-25
TOUCHED
SOFT TONGUE AND PLEASING
WAYS 90 a YOUNG MAN
CAUSES aElLlsosAm MAN
TO IosG wsrcH AND COIN.

SAN FRANCISCO. June a.
heaiamln Franklin Smith. a Grand
Army veteran and prominent mer.
chant OF helilngbam. Wash. IL TO.
daf Minus a $500 gold watch aud
slse ia gold and currency because
he put too marh faith In a young
man With black hNif and honest
eyes. who proved a good listener
when Smith spun yarns Smith left
heiilnEham several da9a ago for
this city. coming by way OF Port.
land, AZ that eity he shared hls
seat with the Young man. The vet.
efan entertained hts companion far
Into the night hy telling aoflsa Of
Indian fighting Ia New Mexico.
Tho pair arrived IA this citY tant
nlEht aud the younger raan suggest
II that they take ronma together
The suggestion met uith Smiths
approval
When smith wok- up ,his morn.
ink he found he had been robbed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-25
ON
BONDS
COMPTROLLER CARROLL Asks
TO aE BELIEVED OF REsPoN.
slBiLITY.

because Comptroller Carroll TO.
fuses To be responsible Tor the safe
keeping Of 80 much valuable paper.
a special session IL being held this
afternoon between renrssaniativea
OF local banking Institutions and
CITY officials with a view 90 having
the banks procure suitable atirrty
bonds 10 guarantee the safety OF
The city'a cash deposits.
At present there h IN the pos.
session OF the city comptroller
something like $500. 600 worth OF
government bonds aud negotiable
securities. held in lieu OF surety
bonds This collateral waa deposit,
ed during the panic iaat wiaiar.
When the suretY companies with.
drew their hank bonds
The clty comptroller does not
want 10 have the responsibility OF
keeping thla valuable paper. lie
insists that the banks relieve him
Of the burden b. filing proper
surety bonds or arranging the safe
keeping Of the collateral 80 that
Il would require ~ least three par.
ties present IN order to gain Aeeeas
to IL.
Now that the money crisis has
passed II n believed that all the
banks carrying on deposit city
funds will b. able 90 procure surety
bonds which will be perfectly sat.
iafaetory 10 the city officials. The
bankers have preferred leaving
their bonds on drpaait with tho city
aa surety bonds represent quite an
expense to them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-25
KEEP OUT
n THE FLIES
HEALTH COMMISSIONER SAYS
rHuY SPREAD DEADLY Dis.
CASE.

The health department has issued
warning 10 residents 10 carefully
screen windowa and doors IN their
houses Ia advance of hot weather
a. a measure OF preventing the
spread Of disease germs by flies.
Typhoid fever IL increasing aud
the spread ~ the disease IL attrib,
ufed To the fiiea. The little winged
insects are declared 10 be- one 81
the most prolific distributors Of this
disease huown 10 medical science
and the best way 10 guard aRainsi
their approach is said to be the use
II efficient screens.
With our excellent water supply
the health authorities say that ~.
phold should be practically un.
known here. Hut with the absence
of door and window screens the
fiios proceed from an infected HOUSE.
a. some other residence. deposit the
disease germs ON food and soon
other eases OF the disease arc de
xeinped.
There IL no question whatever
- Nat@A tt'H AAftN > Eh1tN ktNiAH
and infect food which may be left
exposed. declares Health Commits
slgnor efichtou.
The remedy for this danger lies
Ia two precautions. First. To pre-.
vent the breeding Of flies By keep
lng the premises clean and free
from organic matter which may
serve as food fof larvae Second. 20
keep the flies ont Of cur houses BY
the use Of screens
This department IL about %
take up the work % protecting food
espoasa for sale from conta nina
ton BY illes and dust. aud II each
householder will take the pHecau.
g0a Of screening doors and Windows
and keeping the premises clean. We
may look for leza typhoid this sum
usr than usual
arean your houses Keep your
garbage can covered 10 not allow
any accumulation uf nth about
your premises Report 10 thls o.
Tee ans Vi iatian ~ sanitary rules
~hich may come within Your oh
srr,ptlon."
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STOLE MONEY To
Spend ON WIFE
10y United pr..)

PORTLAND. Ore. June 2s.--Ai-
fred n. Grant. 60 years old. former
postmaster as Bend. Was today sen
fenced to serve three years and
half In the federal prison al Nc.
Neii's island. aud fined tS.26I.7e. the
amount be appropriated to his own
use. according 10 the evidence.
Judge Wolverton passed sentence
after Grant had pleaded guilty 10
the charge Of cmbezzling the gov.
crument's money. lie made no de-
Tense and was not represented BY
counsel when the court asked him
II he had anything 10 say. the aged
prisoner simply said.
Nothing
II is said that Grant spent most
Of the money in purchasing Injuries
for his young wife.
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PASSENGERS PRAISE
CAPTAIN AND CREW

Three cheers and q tiger for
Cspiain Hickey aud his crew.
These are the closing words Of a
ruuud robin presented the captain
Of the prtaceas ROYAL By the pas
aeugern a. an expression of their
admiration and appreciation OF the
prompt action Of the captain and
bis cFcw Ia rescuine George W
Williams and Ntlliam Hclnea Of
Port Biakeiey frem the ieecoid va
tiers Of Puget sound
Il was only the sharp iookoat %
the Canadian Pacific boat that
saved the men. - several other
boats had passed the zhip~recked
men withoas lending assistance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-25
ILLINOIS CLUB
ANNUAL PICNIC

The Illinois club will hold ita an.
uunl plenio Saturday afternoon aud
evening. June n, AZ Woodland park
All former illinoisana and their
friends ar, Invited 70 come and
bring their lunch baskets aud meet
the Suckers
Lunch will be eaten about 6
o'clock In the upper picnic grounds.
Indoor baseball. played out of
doors. and other amusements will
be provided for the entertainment
OF the crowd
Former superior Judge j. W
Langley II 10 manage the Central
Illinois team. while former County
Auditor Lyman Wood will lead the
nins from Southern Illinois. com
monty known aa Egypt A team
from Chicago and Northern Illinois
wiii play the winners.
u IL expected that Capt ID v
DuEdaie. who first learned base.
ball back At Peoria. "a. will um.
piro the series
kiHo EDWARDS DAUGHTER
TO Weo EXPLORER hAhsEN.
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PUBLIC MARKET

Strawberries A.. being delivered
today at $40 per crafts They arr
quoted AZ sc per box. Tragedy
prunes are ea the market ~ sse
per basket. aud plumn are quoted
at doEen foe SC Specials on the
market today are beef pot roast.
Use per pound. cane sugar. IS
pounds 81; red snAppers. Nc por
pound cauiifiowers. Sc per head.
ranch Eggs. gSc per doxen. cacam,
beers. J for i0c. home made straw.
berry jam. isc per glass. tomatoes.
. pounds sc. dtli pickles. , aorsn
2se. sturgeon. lee per pound
nssisass . hssasssss rsf 81
PARSLEY . bUfsA@s Gee lee
Tsfsips, ; ssaeh=s fss -
r-isry. ssn~hs. sss ia
psisd ualaes - 80 Tee tte
eptaaeh. . Ia lee
cassAx.. s. - Zee. Ne -
a.. / so. e. =. :, a.
Hhunsft e. 10
I4@staes ~ tsnrhss tr
:.,s>-. .r y. :" !, :. ss' 81. -.
ffasepples ttr - Sc ~aah.
orsnss. iss - sts asssn
res. - 80 80 1870 1ss s.-r... srss ass Sc
1fsps ffaif. fsq - see
raktass heasy. 60 4ssft
Dates lee
WASHINGTON cr~smsry sutt.r. N.fte
less or@ssasrY. : lee &&u.
Hafth srae Sc
rstatc~@ 10 - 10 ne faf ftel o. 10
- 81 81 psf feq 80 So p1tata~s. - he
31E
onisns ; ss4eh.. SCI eassias saass.
" lbs for gte
Carrots : bunfhss for So
aumrlef n4uesn tae -
Mutfun chops ia cite ID Fsh
steaks Zoe 20 lie paFtsehaess. tse - Use
" srisln. ite n feuad STEAK i've
~ shealfsr steak. lee n hssffs
fse each tsazuess i've PEE - ussf
Sc - rassts - - y n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-25
|AFO7
YE!:-. Y
NIT SOON

Il
z.ASnnS. June 80 The hard.
"a archbishop Of Canterbury
A.ellae&l 60 Be affected by
l..sess appeal Of Prince tlelle
go. aaa poor Anna and heiie
"a married yet
~ vas furious y ben he foand
80 that they could not be
IN England until they had
asfe two weeks unless the
F.,..Aes. would grant a special
-, sas hard news after they
!. ,.sselea over most Of Europa
80 az America Ia a vain ef
nave performed the simple
-.,ay which most people can
.s'elixh In a few hours.
s.ss "a undAunted To-day he
: - the archbishop bat this
80, saw cnly the fact that
80 nrsE husband. the light
80 csnnt Roai still lives II
I 81 sny sympathy Tor the love.
!. m.Aaisaged French dandy. he
4 ~ sAes u.
"a Halle took an automobile
q ashsa 10 the French embassy
- n sAlaly sought assistance.
~ s,,xlf has become the laugh.
x4k q all Europe. The trip
- tss channel as Mr.. and
4 fsomsson" ant the hundreds
ks,<r rsHsificstiens In the frantic
-.tta xefid dash for the altar,
q. nnayalsed Lnadon.
re ARA Goald. millionaire
Sss.er II the fauaous American
s1.4sr and the French uobleman
- vill have @ wait until they
= ennpif With the iaws OF the
kAssdet English.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-25
PLAN TO GUARD
CITY FINANCES

A scheme 60 keep expenditures
within the limits Of the various ap.
propfiatious has been devised as
the result Of a special meeting held
yesterday between city officials and
Representatives OF Price. Water.
house 4 Co. the experts who are
installing the pew bookkeeping sys
TEN for che municipal departments.
Under the new plan a special ac.
count wifi BE- opened for every ap-
preparation aud II can be seen AZ
glance what amount ~ money there
mar BE- eft In that account. 10
guard the city spending more
money than IL allowed for any par.
ficnlar fund
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hes TO DROWN
HER SORROW

| - ess a a valuable sud watch
- ~ her Is Years axo drove
1nsr.te Croft. \ well.dressed
ssa - drink yesterday after.
NJ. according % her atOry told
~ rslies court this morning.
~ sueH< woman was arrested
J fsisnimsn y Phillips on Pike
~cnass she Insisted that pass.
~ nstsa 20 her tale Of Voc
y ssmaH spent laAt night In the
= zil
I hst nv watch yesterday and
- - bad over n that pro.
80 10 set drunk. the young
na told Police Judge John II
etr 4 aont know whether Il
y ssolea. eat | know | priEed Il
~. a. Il was 4 xsst.
Asnsman Phillips stated that
ton&n wss making = spectacle
1srsslf Police Judge Gordon
pnerd = fine of S..
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PURE ROOD CONFERENCE.
10y United Pssss)

BOSTON. Maaa. June 90 -pur.
food laws aud the hettermsnt OF
social conditions on the Panama
canal noae we're the principal topics
Of discussion at today'a session of
the National Federation OF Won,
en's clubs. Miss Helen Nariok
hoswcli Of New York, vho organ.
lksd the social clubs IN the canal
some, related the story % social
conditions there before. Mrs Wal,
tor MeNahb Miller. who has had
charge of tho campaign for pure
food. reported This afternoon
Governor Guild gave a reception 20
the delegates at tho state house,
The affair Was one Of the most brli'
liant Of the season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-25
CHARGES CRUELTY
m DAMAGE SUIT

Claiming 10 have suffered from
a broken lex for zix days without
any adequate medical attention.
Harry v carts started proceedings
IN the superior c1urt TO-DAY TO col.
ieet $4,000 damages from the IA,
cifle Coast Steamship 90.
Cots says he IL 81 Years old and
vas employed "a an abie-bodied
seaman on the President on DC
tobag S. 1897. Al that time the boat
vas three DAYS out OF Seattle 90
the way 10 Nome when. during a
storm. both the bones Of his left
leg above the ankle we're broken
as the boat shipped a heavy sea.
As there weFe no surgeons
aboard. he says that he asked tho
captain and mate 10 pat into Dutch
Harhor. which was three hours out
OF the course. In order that he might
get medical attention The captain
refused and 40 he had 70 walt until
Nofae WAS reached. whea he under.
went two operations a. a result of
the delay.
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Meuiifeea aud fttenda 1t tho sun,
das sche~i ~ ls,tgeNstwr Congress-.
1ional ChsfHth Of frement. 10 tho
nnulsler Of ahs,ut In. went IL For.
tuna park an Tuesday. on the an.
ruai school plcuse. A special troll.
ley car conveyed the children and
some othcfa To Madrona park where
the entire party boarded the steam.
OF Fortuna and wero taken 10 the
pAfk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-25
GILMAN is PRESIDENT
OF BAR ASSOCIATION

l. c. Gilman was elected presl.
d.n; Of the Seattle Bar association
az the annual banquet NJ the Lin.
colo last night. Other officers
chosen were Harold Preston. first
vice president. ~ ~ A. Hastings.
second vice president. u. s. Ter.
hume. secretary. and William H.
Gofham. treasurer.
The following new members we're
elected Carroll r. Graves. p. ~
hughes. John keileher. : IL Kerr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-25
BREAK
IN WATER PIPE

The big water main on Melrose
ay.. between r. Harrison and r. Re-
publican SITS. broke for the third
time In as many weeks last evening
aud flooded the Immediate vicinity
until the department finally shut
the gates which stopped the flow
into the pipe.
Electroiysis has eaten the iron
hands holding the wooden slaves TO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-25

LEBANON. Tenn. June as
Captain Ellis Harper. 4 prominent
Squire during The Civil war and
well known al = Confederate raider,
was shot and killed dufing a dis.
paie today by VIM salt According
% those who witnessed the On.
eeanter. Harper attacked Suit with
stick aud the latter fired Ia self
defense.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-25

lsesttte Star Exclusive servlcs.l
LONDON. June z5.-The state.
ment has been printed frequently
81 late that Princess Victoria.
daughter Of King Edward. has
been IN love with Or Nausen, the
Not WeRian explorer. ever since he
lectufed before KinK Edward. sew.
efal yesra ago. and II engaged TO
be married to him. Princess Vic
tofia II ~ years old
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Children ga Route Hons.

PRINCETON. y. J.. June rs
Father Cleveland. the eldest daugh'
ter. aud Richard. the eldest son,
are expected to arrive here some
time today from the Cleveland sum,
mrr home. In New Hampshire.
Neither Marion nor Francis. the
younger ehiidsrn. will attcna their
fathers funeral
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-25
JAPAN FOLLOWS U. s.

TOXIC. June 2s~-vicc Admiral
n. Safto. minister Of the navy. an.
nounced today that Japan would
folte-~ the example OF America and
use = baiii~Hhsp as a target 20 test
the relative efficiency Of big guns.
armor plate and tofpcdoes The
Faso. the oldest armoHed battleahlp
Ia The Japanese navy. has been ss-
ieciad for the test and wiil be sent
at once 30 Hiroshima bay. 10 be
made a target for the latest guns
Of the Japanese navy.
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(ay United prs.sl

MOUNTAIN LAKE. MINI. June
s6--The full extent of the damage
done here by the tornado which
struck near this town Tuesday
nooa waa not learned here until
today. when defiaite Information
was brought.
Resides the destruction % sew.
eral farm honnaa aud other build.
ings. enc little GIRL vas instantly
killed b. falling timbeEu that form.
ed part og her parents home. The
tornado lifted rnfae of the smaller
structures from their foundations
and carried them some distance.
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TRENTON. n. J.. June 2s.--Gov.
Fort today issued an order for four
companies OF infantry and troop
Of cavalry TO go 10 Princeton to-
morrow To do police duty at tho
funeral Of ex-President Cleveland
The soldiers viii assist IN keeping
the route OF the eorfegs clear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-25

ptTTSBrRG. June sit w
Tiers, Formerly discount clerk ot
the First National hank here. pas
arrested hsrc To-day ON 4 charge Of
abHsraeting money from the bank
Il IL alleged that he got q total 81
So. 900 during&ls connection eith
the hank.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-25
WOMAN WANTS DIVORCE.

Martha Pomerow today pcfifioned
the superior court for a divorce
from Thomas Pomeroy OF the
grounds that he IL addicted TO
liquor aud Ia cruel 10 her.
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oEsARRGp FROM MAILS.


: WASHINGTON. June 3D.
Tho Oakland Trans .Contlnen. I
! tai Aerial Power company OF I
: Oakland aud Han Francisco 60. I
|. day wore debarred from the
! use Of the United States mails I
! BY u fraud order.
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TIP ON BOAT RACE.
iar unI,sa Pre...l

q POuGHKEErSIE. y Y. I
q Juno Coach Whittier. Of I
q the California university 1
q crews. Who IL here 90 Witness
Z the intercollegiate boat race 1
= On The Hudson river Saturday.
Z today predicted that Columbia
. wili via. and that fennsyi
4 xaniA viii be serand. The 9th
. er contestants are Cornell.
q Wisconsin and Syracuse. Whit.
4 ter has been watching the
. crews closely In their work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-25
OPEN no VISITORS EVERY DAY

The whole Atlantic fleet will be
at the navy yard few days more.
See the battleship Rhode Island in
the dry dock. Boats leave pier 2.
foot OF yesler way. ten times daily.
Round trip fare. so cents. 80.
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The Truth
About
ALvEOLAR
DENTISTRY

The improved Aiscular
method Of restoring ios, te~sh
pslnlessiy. without plates.
bridges or dlsfigurinE gold
sork. IL the result Of the lab
oraiorf work
"Some Dental Psflors. OF adj.
vcrtislng dentists have named
their work Aiveoiar." but such
claims are Misleading aud en-.
tirsIy unwarranted
There IL 80 little true Awe.
olar' wofk done today that the
general public are not fully
aware Of the great advantage %
teeth without plates. In fact.
very few dental practitioners
even attempt this class of work.
Our laboratory researches.
extending over period OF
many years, have resulted In
perfecfinR the first real Alyeo-
lar method. BY means Of which
new set Of beautiful. firm.
naturallookinK teeth may be
built up on two or more natural
teeth or roots. without dimfisur.
inR gold work. aud without
plates. bridges or visible sup
ports Of any Kind. These teeth
are hand-carved out OF a Hpe-
clally prepared porcelain Of a
peculiarly hard and fine charsc.
ter. and they will laat a life
time.
This u the kind Of work that
Dental Colleges designate as
'Aiyeolar Dental Surgery con
vincss me that practically no
other practitioner today are
even attempting this class OF
w0rk.
III your teeth need attention
In any way. | invite yon 10 call
Al the office OF Ohio Dentists.
s07h Pike 81. II you cannot
call. telephone t5t2, and we will
make an appointment TO make
an examination and consult and
sdyise with you regarding your
teeth. for which consultation
and examination no charge
whatever ~ made or obligation
incurred
Should You require artificial
teeth. we viii make them for
you b. the true Aiveolar meth.
cd. which will guarantee you
the finest and most export den.
tai work at very moderate
cost.
The only office In Seattle
that has graduate. licensed
dentists. Beware of the den.
tist that calls himself Ohio
Dentists and has no license.
BE sure that YOU are IN our OF.
flee Entrance 10 the parlors.
Room -Four.
Address
Ohio Dentists
BOZ, Pike Street
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an extent which has practically
ruined the entire pipe line as far as
the i.atona bridge. according 70 the
water department officials.
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NJ NJ LYter w. @, Million. q. NJ
Steiner. W. y stratton. W. v. Tan.
nor aad W. " Wiltshire.
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tho parter dying On the floor uiaI
believed hafr boarded the train for
San ftancisssa.
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how YOUR treatment has benefited
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mrnf
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lures remedy cures TO stay cured
You should know about It. n you
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rheumatism. lame back. sclatica. de-
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must not fail 10 set this book. Others
have used this method Of curing dis
ease Here IL what a Seattle man
says our treatment did for his wife
Il have your Elcctra Vigor. and my
wife has used Il Tor the past month
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Prom the very first she began TO I'm.
prove aud We are certainly satisfied
With the treatment
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Yoa have evidence
Of eur faith In the
recommendations
We have already
made. We give
yeu permission Co
refer Co Us at any
tuna"
v uousER.
sest Brooklyn av
Seattle
A man from or
eGen writes
ave now used
eur treatment SO
tafk II IL better
than any medicine
have ever taken
have gained
nine pounds aud
fefi much stronger
ian 7 siiii I
take great pleas
rfFa Nv HaIfHHw 80.
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trstai book re
FarsiinE the cause
and cure Of dis
ease This book
is written In plain
language. and ex
plains many Hc.
creta you shout
know IL tell
haw you can cure
yeus self IN thF
privacy Of you
own home withou
the use % drugs
Don't spend an
other cent on doe
tore and WORTHLESS
medicines. Ma