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The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-13

For Lease-NeW wholesale building
in jobbihg center-l block from cen
ter retail district. NJ ]. Howley, Agt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-13

Eric SchwartZe who has been a stu
dent at the University of Illinois re
turnsd home yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-13
III vi. fl4A $50. !.
cotIIlior Club.
4 cotiliior Club.
ylsa csthioA Club win give dance
st. Mary's Park next Wednesday
Sewing Club.

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The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-13

j. T.. Alexander the osteopath, spent
Saturday in Mound iCty where he
went TO secure a location for branch
|ofiice
Arizona republican., 1909-05-30

operated appendicitis proved all
 we always tell a patient and his friends that operation successful" he said.
 great doctor said Nature is fighting a disease. A blind armed with a ciub-that is the physician-cones lifts his club and strikes random he hits the disease he kills it. if he hits the patient
 Dumoun. another doctor. he dying: T leave behind two famous physicians regimen and water"
 A physician writing recently in of the magazines said that the practice of medicine science at all. that could that had been made by medicine because nature worked its cure There great power in the human body throw on disease. the majority Of where the patient because Of the medicine given but spite of it.
 ''The career of medicine channel the been vexed by ebb and hoF or con opinions" asserted this physician History shows how infallble remedies for disease have been vaunted and forgotten"
 There a time long either. when bleed the sovereign for all diseases In those the physician bled the patient matter what the alment How thousands were killed by the doc how being killed by mistaken treatment The medical fraternity had many fashions. At different times in past great faith been wtchcraft. charms hydropathy and other fads. There time thought by doctors that all ailments of the caused by collected within the skull nd pressing the brain. The lay open Where the physician who would do that fad of opening persons bowels ana cutting appendix be just foolish.
 There time. only few hundred years ago. continues writer treated with music: when ground and drunk when human blood prescribed for epilepsy Aqua Dvina. remedy advertised hay made by cutting in pieces the body
Arizona republican., 1909-05-30

'rhe disgrace Of medicine Is that colossal system Of smptied of their eaDkernE mneTais the vegetable dom robbed of all its growth the entrails of animals drained their and all the conceivable abomna tons thus obtained thrust down the throats of nd- ishment or vital summation
 Professor Valentine Mott. the surgeon. says: "Of all sciences. medicine is the uncertain"
 Abercrombie. Fellow College of Physicians of Edinburgh, Medicine has been ence ente0 of oy the art 0
 Dr. Jacob Bigeiow, formerly president of the Massa- chusetts Medical Society. The premature death of medical brings with it the humil!atng con clusion intellectual speculation
 Professor Gregory of the Edinburgh Medical College said medical class: "centemen. ss out of every are for the most part stark. staring nonsense"
 Dr Albert LehingweI of the American Humane as of human fife diminished by all the drugs of chris;endoa were dumped into the sea-Oar riEg.. perhaps, half dozen"
 SAYS DRUGS MUST GO
 NJ. D Mclaughlin Of Los Angeles Cal the man who proved that he was five years ahead m or Pofeof bo the present system of dragging must be abolished
 Dr. Mclaughlin is ;he inventor Of the most success ful device electrifyng the human body His eN- perence broad. covering period of g years
 pr Mclaughlin is recognized as one of the leading authorities on treatment and thousands of cured patients attest the success of his remedy
 Talking to reporter yesterday Br. MeIaughiin said belong @ 0 the mystery and superstition Of the dark ages
 The physicians of today doing just what the doctors a thousand ago dld-doslng sick anu suffering humanity wh poisons
 Any who thinks for himself knows that poisons build health They VII give temporary re,iet cause Of disease long the remains no cure can effected.
 'If you had rral watch and some part Of its mechanism broke would try 10 mend II by ming " with oIl2 would take to the best watchHaHcr you knew and him find the cause Of the trouble repair it
 your body is a far more delicate mechanism than any watch It is the most complicated machine earth vet when breaks down or fails 10 work properly you to make it go by doping yourself with poisonous drugs.
 .'Au of your vital organs. including the heart; stomach. liver kidneys. run by power ca1leu nerve force Any will admit shat Nerve iorcei
Arizona republican., 1909-05-30
THE BEST DOCTOR

No doctor can cure all diseases. That's all moon shine" They "pretenders."
 If you can't a man, tell him so.
 Physicians many drugs
 believe that the best doctor the who knows the worthIessness of medcines.-Dr Wm. Osler in an address to physicians.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-30

SHALL WE THROW PHYsIC TO THE DOGS? medical science made progress. and ali drugs poisons'
 The O medicine is founded upon conjecture and improved by murder" declares greatest physicians in the world Sir Asey Cooper. M D, physi clan to the queen of England.
 Drug medicines by produc- ing another asserts pr Martin Payne professor in the New York University Medical College.
 "A mild mercurial ard mildly cutting a throat synonymous terms Professor Gilman Of the New York College of Physicisas and Surgeons.
 More and more eminent physicians declaring that medical science has made le since the beginning of
 Dr. NJ. O. Terry formerly surgeon New York, announced nat opinion very of the diagnosed Appendicitis disease a. all. and says that in where operations performed for appendicitis short vacation series Of prevented the turn taken by the
 Dr. Oser Of "choros7Tm age" says: Pain the stomach nowadays always appendicitis Is recognized by the physicians wife telephone.
 Dr- NJ J Rodermund of Milwaukee goes farther than either of these He decares "t absolute impossi I have witnessed assisted thrty-four operations of so-called appendicitis but diseased appendix Yes have n number Of healthy. bloom ing men and the angels just be- the the fee of three five hun dred dollars. I just what I that ab about saying before the operation was performed
 NINETY PEE CENT NOT APPENDICITIS
 Dr A B. SJockman quotes the statement Of phys- meeting physicians fin Boston. This doctor has performed for appendicitis than any other American He declared the Boston meet ing Of doctors tha go Of the in SAch he
Arizona republican., 1909-05-30

P. I. vealey, Terminal Island. Cal, says:
 'T am able to give you good news, for your Electric Belt has done wonders for me in a very short time. My weight has in- creased perceptibly; l look less worn and haggard: have no pain in the kidneys; there is an in crease in size and strength in the sexual organs. and what I think is very remarkable is the cure of an old rupture which doc tors told me only could be cured by use of the surgeons knife. must say that the value of your Electric Belt to me has not been a cent less than $500. so that the price I paid you is a mere pittance. The beauty of your treatment IS that 1t can reach several symptoms at the same time. Physicians using drugs have been handicapped through their inability to reach more than one symptom at a time, as the system will not stand the con certed action Of half-a-dozen drugs Electricity. as you use 1t. through your Belt. helps Nature fight off six or seven symptoms as easily as she can battle with one. Remember, doctor. that you are welcome to refer anyone you wish to me for information in
Arizona republican., 1909-05-30
MEDICINES ARE POISONOUS

In their zeal do good, physicians have done much harm; they hurried io tine grave many who would recovered if left to nature. All tive agents poisonous, and consequence dose diminishes the patients vitaIIty-Dr. AIonzo Clark Professor in the New York College of PhysI- clans and Surgeons.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-30

just another name electricity When Of these Now. can't cure the trouble until you remove causerepair the that is broken down The only way to do this is to give nature the pow" v m All need is motive power electricity You 5,ss-ca- Tl'a,.s inc natural way of curing
 Suorose stomach trouble; food doesn't digest; -asss arise when causing pains pan ir: does not remove the Every you the rair returns an1 you have to take drugs again @
 the stomach won't dlgest the food simply because 1t hasn't the strength It stmua,a day and weaken the nerves.
 worlds greatest scientists have proved that the force which runs the machine the power that buids ytat strength. electricity Then the only way 10 re..ore organ healthy condition is Dr. McLa.rh'ins ,icet-.e Beit ,.,. u...-..o- o. powerful oehHs current of S electricity worn aS4g5 stream electric lifc eourng through your nerves and ''H s to t5neh r gentle without sting or no shock Al feel IS a glowing warmth
 THE PRODUCT OF EXPERIENCE
 devoted twenty years to the & perfection o @f any y apPan'f 1reg n pcfaa use and have spoiled from time 10 tim. that pr McLaughiin's Electric Belt Dr lD IT. MeIaarSin- Electric equipped with special which longer lived and more powerful Una" THe M regulated desired strength by the pressure of a anTer upon rheos'a'
 purchased from you has has been Sati,faetoTy tory jnnbego for and would have it sometimes go & bal 5ha airId with cub comenced to get better f-o, inc moment I started belt all rebt row and have gained 20 pounds in weight Your belt is all right II wu rheumatism and iumbago. can say that much for it.
 T. Parker. president NeTnoerry- fArher Co fl'e'- side Cai. writes
 .T have perfect candor in expressing great sur prise at results following the use of your Giant Belt three months When hrst came to see vou I was but a frame: had strength no appetite. no vim Physicians tried thei- best efforts to orins me relief success then decided to try your best belt in hope that would get help may frankly results beyond anything had hoped for I am a stomach digest anything: free from nervousness and have gained 33 pounds in three months. time time can say good for it do for il is justly due O you your perfect belt
Arizona republican., 1909-05-30
THE CONVICTION OF
 EXPERIENCE

I declare. my conscientious conviction, founded long experience and reflection, that if there single physician, surgeon, midwife. chemist. apoth- ecary, druggist drug the face of the earth, there would he less sickness and mortality prevaiI-James Johnson. M. D., F. R. $.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-30

O, healthy man who had died violent death and distilns lt with ground human bones. l. given Q a draft"
 This writer urges medical fraternity to drop the nonseusIcaI mystery with which U seeks 70 surround itself Rhubarb will much good when ordered In English dog Latin. he says senna will not be bit more agreeable Fol Sen.' cream Of tartar as .Bitar Pot" mixture 10 be taken al bedtime might just as well be written that Mkt h. sumda' pure be equally as ehicacious written that way when written Aqua Pura'
 SCORES "PREsCRIPTION NONSENSE"
 This nonsense writing of prescriptions is on A line with all the frauds of the medical pro 'It Is business or preteh- tIon. misre presentations and frauds
 Even such high authority as the Aohuoh L-aiSet n a
 medicines and in all arts and scl- ences methods general they lapse into dsuse to revived possibly period and then to achieve a popularity attaches to supposed new thing gently 10 give their opinions of medicine and medical doctors Of the replies are here siFeni
 pr. c. E Page. Boston. Mass;
 which the Father Of His Country. affected by simple and readily cufabe malady- pharyngius-was killed by bleeding up 10 the most recent catastrophe-February 2. lso7-of needless operation appendicitis which killed distinguished New York statesman such operations have killed no end of good and women"
 Professor oliver Wendell Holmes who was for many years medical faculty of Harvard Medical school, said before his class:
Arizona republican., 1909-05-30

Now this took my treatment and began ap- plying Dr. McLaughins Electric Belt every night In every had left his body. and three he himself cured of the kidney trouble which had bothered him for years.
 How did Dr. McLaughlins Electric Belt this? Simply by removing the giving nature the power The rheumatism caused by the kid ney trouble the for the kidney trouble was lack of strength vitality those organs
 Electricity which is vitality. all that needed With that restored. life and activity kidneys renewed. enabling them to cleanse the blood of the poisonous acid and other i'm purities.
 "so many people. upon finding themselves aiing in any way make a hurried trip to doctor get prescription These imagine that health is sold kind medicine
 when you pay doctor for drug prescription you Ppe Pay i for n 9 eents arS of dope vet you are none e wiser. druggist charges dollar for t just be- for all this prescription pOhsense is clear You don't know what getting and the druggist can cna, ,s doctor
 when I take your case my cure You pa. know that I can't cure you FH tell you in the beginning. I don't money that I don't earn and more in the treatment Of chronic ailments They learning what have claimed for years that Drugs never did and never that. and defy any man prove that they do.
 .l,oor digestion inactive liver. consumption. slug sa heart soT thinns dormant e9esy ana tbs eee t-cty is the motive power ot the human I; e power that keeps the active, and you wl see Laush'ns Electric Belt wi pump acton mn +b I,g.ard the electric life and transforms the S'uS5 into a bundle of vigorous energy
 THE SECRET OF SUCCESS
 .,rbe reason so many rnen fail a everything they attempt IS because they qutters' They have not the courage ability tackle and overcome the oo- stacles they encounter.
 -tiive m- a man who S kept down by loss or enerFy b3ckwardness desponaehcy' lost 'ila'iy ''
Arizona republican., 1909-05-30
DRUGS CANNOT CURE

of all the errors of bluEderins world. the most far-reaching been the blind faith in the curative power O drugs. Drugs do not cure. cannot cure They cni. = n-reiy re.iere and that usually a
 ... cost injury 10 the boIy.-W. R. C. Latson' V.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-30

the dose The trouble is there and will remain there until the is removed. , ,,
 'Compared with McLaughlin's Electric Belt all other electric body appliances inventions of the blacksmiths hammer.
 Tt is not upon that point however that my Sue cess has been founded My business due 10 my knowledge of electricity upon the all ments treated. best to obtain that eilect When you consider that electricity which suppy IS life to tbe organs into which send it. can see now
 get my results My success the result of my cures
Arizona republican., 1909-05-30

Most female complaints the resul of low vitait- or weak. impoverished nerves. Where there is de- fceney of s sluggish action Of the organs affected. and disease.
 pr MeLaughlins Electric Belt saturates the nerve' gentle electric lie enabling them D keep vigorous and regular acton of all the organs the body pr McLaughlins Electric Belt builds I'D vitality and strength in every weakened part thereby removing the cause O. disease.
 A great number people suffer from pains anc aches called rheumatism. lumaago neuralgia caused impoverished crying for aid The Afs these electricity. en1 --'N'-- ero w:-curs them. I a gentle from Dr. McI.aughins Electro Belt that will the life direct -t' +ailing part relief is often felt in hour frequently cure such cases n
 patient the other day why 1t is that batteries machines do not gfvv such McLaughlin's Electric Belts
 That's you can't stand the treatment for more than an at a time nervous person account of the shock When that method finds that it does not he? him. he naturally concludes electricity good Now. system Is different infrse the current eight hours every day or night usually patient
 delicate not jared shocked by this current goes in them .a just like dz1ns rn rn saturates newy plowed field They absorb n -''"S in and It is their life they grow strong with It.
 ABOUT DOCTORS WHO ADVERTISE
 There is a lot prejudice against doctors who advertise. due no doubt to the large number "t nents the public during the past few years
 'If it were not for this prejudice I would not & D" many electric belts and batteries adver;Lsei everyone that have a good thing and I'll hammer away until everybody knows it
 Any organ of the body any part that lacks tns vitality perform its natural functions. S' ber estOred by my method .It gives strength; makes the blood rich ano it viializes the nerves and puts vim d into t @ bad every
 With pr McLaushln's Electric Belt I rheun,- nsP1e % m general de5iy and any other which cured by restoring strength - co. cessfuly as if you were here in my office"
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 To any man or woman who m this coupor will send (closey seaed). my finely llustrate' regarding the and cure of disease Ihis ooH plain language. and expla ms many sece' you should know.
 spend another cent on doctors and their "orh less medicines
 pr NcI.aughns Electric Belt cures to stay cufeu You should about it.
 Den; wait another minute.
 ,-ut out this coupon right and mail IT, if you ,srt cal r.. send the wIthou; delay. abSoutey Free Test Of pr McLaushln's Electric Bet to thoso vho call Generalization free
 Office hours-9 a m. ?. m; Monday ah- 9it1'- day unti. D. m. sunday. 10 to F.
 THE DIR. M. P. MCLAUGHLIN co. 2a91a S. Spring St. Los Angeles. 1 The Dr. M D. Mclaughlin Co.,, 239Ia South | sprina Street Los Angeles Cal. Please send | me your book closely sealed, free.
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Arizona republican., 1909-05-30

a. an, kind and l will a out Of him oy G!.ns his nerves 0Ith of Hfe-electrcity.
 .'It Is with backbone that gets the good hustler that gets the pronoton when lherc is any promotion. A without energy has no inclination Don't around drGGEins one foot after the Get somA life in you BuHu u your courage with Dr. McLsushlins Eiectrlc 
 .Pick out me men Who have used pr. Mclaughlin Electric Belt and you men Of force. men Q. power confidence. who respect thense4Nes anu are respected and admired by their fellow men
Arizona republican., 1909-05-30
MoNts sAyrp rRoM nrrcnERY

-That.,ands of women submit dangerous opera lions which ccud easiiy avoided by the use "f Dr. M.laushlins Electric But the average woman lrnagines that only thing do. after drugs ai s 10 resort ta ths surgeons knife
Arizona republican., 1909-05-30

If I did not cure, my Duslness would have worn out long ago.
 When I say that my remedy cures. I don't ask you to believe me until I prove it. l have one or more cured patients in nearly every town on the map. I'll send you the names of those near you, and you can ask them about my treatment"
 w. c. Rotsler, 333 South Han cock street. Los Angeles. says:
 "Dr. Mclaughlin Electric Belt cured me of indigestion, kidney and rheumatic troubles after I had taken great quantities of drugs without being benefited. l take pleasure in recommending your treatment to all sufferers from similar ailments"
The Washington times., 1909-08-09
WRECK TAKES HEAVY TOLL

MEMPHIS, Aug. 9.-Engineer Joseph
Lewis was killed and twenty persons
were injured. several, It Is reported
fata ly. In a collision between north
anS south bound Louisville and Nash
vii passenger trains near Galloway.
Tenn, late this afternoon.
The Washington times., 1909-08-09

During the heat OF the debate on the
tariff bill nearly every one lost sight Of
the differences existing among Demo-
cratic members Of the House. These
grew out of the light against
the rules at the beginning of the extra
session in which Champ Clark, minority
leader. was deserted by a number Of
Democrats who followed Representative
Fitzgerald Of New York. The bitterness
which cropped out in that fight has not
shated and unless all signs fail II VIII
& ow worse instead of better.
Fitzgerald's following is composed al
most entirely of Northern Democrats
and they make no seGret Of their IN
tention to wage warfare on CLARK from
now on, They were regular on the
tariff question, not because of the lead
ership Of Clark, but because of party
loyalty. and they probably viii be reg
ular on most Of the questions which
require their votes during the Sixty
first Congress. But they will be busily
engaged In planning the downfall Of
Clark Like Clark they are supremeiy
confident that the next House VIII be
Democratic, in which event they viii
do everything III their power to defeat
the present minority leader for Speaker.
They are counting upon a sufficient
number Of Democratic recruits from the
West to offset the strength of the
Southern members who have been loyal
The Washington times., 1909-08-09

meas can. cup. knife, fork and spoon.
No blouse or overcOHt will be allowed
on The hike, and there are few mourn
ers over this fact
In addition this kit viii include poncho,
two pairs of socks, towel. underwear.
comb and brush, toothbrush. soap, half
shelter tent shelter tent pole and five
tent pins. This is officially known as
Tight marching order" but some of the
guardsmen are bewailing the fact that
ii leaves no room for various articles
that have heretofore been considered in
dispensable in the way Of the soldiers
equipment, such as poker decks hymn
books, current novels. looking glasses,
mineral and JOY waters and cigars.
Pretty tough on the guardsman who
in the good old days down under the
shade trees around Fort Washington
could order his trunk, suit CO sc. bureau.
and big box of wet goods shipped TO
the camp Of instruction as "ba ggage. -
However. there is a bit of consolation
held out TO the District guardsmen.
These same conditions VIII prevail
among the militia OF New York. Con-
necticut, and New Jersey, who viii
make up the Red" army with our
boys" Also, the limit set on a days
march is fifteen miles and each march
ing man will be allowed six pints Of
water.
The Washington times., 1909-08-09
SEEK LOWER RATES
FOR FLORAL PAGEANT
transportation Committee
Meets Tomorrow to Discuss
Definite Plans.

Chairman George II. Gall, Of the com
mittee on transportation Of the Cham
Der Of Commerce automobile floral pa
rade. has called a meeting OF the COM
mittee for o'clock tomorrow after
noon. An attempt viii be made 20 de-
eide upon a definite plan looking to-
ward tbs securing of reduced rates on
all the railway lines leading into Wash
ington on the day OF the parade. The
problem OF advertising the event along
the dinfeernt railroads will be consid-
cred. The committee VIII make a report
TO the committee on arrangements at
its meeting TO be held Wednesday even
ing at the Automobile Club.
The committee on illumination o. the
Avenue will also have report to make
at Wednesday nights meeting. Joseph
Stras burger Is chairman Of this com
mittee. Two propositions have been con-
sidered, one being the illumination OF
the Avenue by electricity and the other
by means Of red lights. a decision has
not been reached as to which propo-
sition viii be adopted.
Several automobiles will be PLACED a.
the disposal of the committee Wednes-
day 10 carry the members from the
Chamber of Commerce 10 the club
house. and a large attendance at the
meeting is expected. Reports will be
made by practically all Of the sub
committees.
The Washington times., 1909-08-09
STRIKING PRINTERS
STOP PUBLICATIONS
No Newspapers in Stock
holm AS Result of Walk
out-Think End Near.

STOCKHOLM. Aug. s.-StOckhOlm was
without newspapers today, the result
OF the printers joining the strike yes
terdav-
Most OF the newspaper offices issued
small bulletins during the day, which
were set up by cub printers, not be-
longing 10 the union.
The suspension OF newspapers, IL Is
believed by the strikers, will do more
than any other thing TO force an arbi-
tration of the difference between the
employers and employees, for which King
Gustav Is now at work.
Several factories that were idle the
latter half of last week resumed work
today. Street cars are again running
On almost regular schedule.
Despite the tying up of the newspaper
Offices, there are many indications today
of an early end to the strike. The lead
ers are making a valiant effort 10 stop
desertions from the strikers ranks and
several serious clashes between the
strikers themselves have resulted.