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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-22


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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-22

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alinx e. iaadlna man
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-22

CLAY Clement whose death was
reported m T. United Press dlapAtch
Mst gtrniws was very we'll known
fn Seattle bogh ar am artnr and a.
On author lie first played hero iu
fsSf go irYes opera house with
GenrFo g. aun Ia shaksspearoan
raies ln the winter &C 1881 Do be,
san. with AFuna Lame ha hla leading
roman hia FIRST STOCK season at
tNrlrsNH Nith Tho Meumtehank 4"
tlr renmlnti hero thAt time Tor
nearly ak months Two years later
he came hack to Cogdrssa Cor au
other Icing season. opening in Ham.
fet
iu 1888 iseg and 1890 either rs a
single star 81 wtth A. n stnc kwrli
hr played repertoire engagements az
thr SEATTLE theatre. putting IN his
HHn PLAYS rhH New naminiuna and
a southern Gentleman ara other-
sach ss The nrils aud Tire NR9ls
irate Ne was last here as aturN
far at fhe talH iu peee mhnr. lsot
Ser several MNWkN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-22

The South Of the Canal Improve
ment club will meet at o clock this
evening at the cottage Ia the rear
81 the Eturia apartments. 80 Eturla
a. All members are requested TO
be presen, Business OF importance
will BE- considered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-22
WIN olvs social.

The social committee of the Y.
w G A VIII give a social under
the auspices 81 the society tonight
At The Y " G. A BUILDING. at
Fourth ay and seneca ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-22

Clara fl erH is
Go resuatn with
th - ffaerfnce
CanlB any AZ ita
heavy woman
and ~ 70 Sno.
name ia That ca
uHcftY Tire fact
that Brenda Pow
er has been 20
EnNed u p#u in
pukhn go a
henwy role a e
gmhiisied In this
immn iaaf Sat
urdHy M some
tn believe that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-22
ELSIE FAYE IS THE
FEATURE Of THE NEW
SHOW At ORPH[UM

ntltW a. the
contrary II q {
wtthAtandinH ~
ale Fave Is the
real headilner az
the Orphvlin this
week Ia rhc
Act Dainty an
Hptty ma ga T. a
combination or
vocal and pedal
music Miss Faye
hsa her audience
With her all the
way Time was
when Elsie Fave
rHaIN4fi uUy4i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-22

rt.k scott NinklN
~ ~ i.sufeuee have a.
- sqtseu e r
-. -. Fagh Msrtei Her .
Z sniha erifn,hs end
49, vha tlkt iiuehnHf
/ ~ wv from the present
artist pln Be r. p
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-22

fles Hsyers eaH % retire from thc
company whleh D. not iha ease The
opening biiis in Spokane ARE Ions
csat plays and both actresses VIII
ha8e Important robes
Charles a Stevenson. veteran
actor who aaa seem hers 81 1894 a.
MfH leslie Carriers isadiaE naan in
Ia Barry has startled the entire
theatrical weird hy marry Ing Fran .
ecs Riley a 0iri 20 90 The diacrsp.
aneY iu thwir mNwa may - Judged
from fhe facf that Stevenson made
hls stage Gebut % years hefore his
bride Mas born ffe used % b. thn
be- sfand of kalr C'ieNfon. and toured
siih beg ln rhe TNo Orphans FOR
ff years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-22

recuGnaii
nm Ffnm
aEkm and Car
iw - Hagtn
RI ~ GA iris
raxe Hex aFai
Esk akn
kttinF abWm (
swi airrlv Aft
P#fA rah
So Visit Is
ehaaKDmaf week
q cal On Garter
The pair a. nr
IN eW Rhefhrf
they ar rarfi q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-22

Lads PAL q 2 y
wnl IT, glal to
learn that toe
veteran ffft
Nnelsnsr o. o.
remain here Tie
has now acted
r,ntlaudlisly &
the Lois Cor
eAl season 3,
even aurinE the
vaudeville inter
fades Of che
4ananer months
Tho cnEaR
wents 81 NaN
wenA Whlt8krr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-22

For repairs call Main $500 Ind
1900 g. n brown Plumbing Co
go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-22

ur Fauiiur's second ufrk ~ thr
rautases judging by ihs attendance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-22
ErW LOIS COMPANY
\ IS NOW COMPLETE.

Maurice, for Gods sake. lot me
$40 ms children. she cried
4 could ne more speak word
That cnuid fiY THERE waa a lump
n ms thrpat that choknd mo- I
rnuld ONLY gasp
vI aaN what ia tho matter with
voN iuuia
"litr whispered wor,is came 10
inc like shower hath TheV awaks
sued me ta roallmtian that We
Nerc vbiy acting that she was
any acyine. and was fully con.
selons of that fact despite tho ia
tensity with which SHE WAS playing
the scrnc MY lines came back 10
uc at ouce and We finished the
sgeno.
since then I have tried not 60
take myself too seriously ~ 10
true chat some actors have strutted
back of tho stage and lashvd them.
selves into a fury before going nn
fo ugt a tragic r0le. but have newer
fsund Sc necessary to 40 thoae things
EEL order ta scr into the spirit Of a
character
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-22
We DO IT FOR LESS

Clean. euff willow and feuake
o~srich t'twmes. Make Mifiaw
fiamrs and E~athwrs frani oId
phrH ufe o.frtrh f'tunaes ana
Fs@fhsr. Boa ans shade a. per
esnt eff on plume work thia
month. ih order Go keep nuf force
% expert work people Intact
MODEL MILLINERY pARt.onx
aza Peoples hasa nuilainn
Hunset Main 1909
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-22

1--we saf farmer stof 8
g wish Ms Fiske ia
- Y sa.lsIg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-22

Mlgunu Nevada the young ahuEh-
ter III Emma Nevada. b making "a
hit m ertnd opera in FLORENCE.
Hnmmerstrin win possibly present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-22

STRONG DINING cHAiR-Iu the
golden finish, neat embossed top
panel and four turned spindles ia
back back posts securely hracod
70 seat by bent arms. solid wood
seat substantial understood. $3.50
value. Spe- CT nE
ci0l ..,.....,....,.... y tBuJ
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-09
WHITE MANS SHERIFF.
S What Chicago Papers "Heaa
Writer" Called Sheriff Fraser
When He Took Office

Under the heading white Man :
Sheriff Goes n"-Cairo. ILL.,, Resi-
dents Now Have Peace Officer Who
Promises No Favors to Negroes, the
Chicago Tribune OF Dee. 6 prints the
following special from Cairo;
Alexander s, Fraser, q Demo rat
styled the white mans sheriff tool,
tcharge of the office OF sheriff Of AlaX
'aader county today, Fraser succeed
TIA Fred p. Nelis, whom he defeatel
tln the November election
Nells WAS appointed to the office
about 4 year ago by GOV Charles 81
Deneen, to fill the vacancy caused bs
| the removal Of Frank II. Davis on
laccount Of the lynehing Of James and
iSalzner on Nov II, 1909.
Public sentiment was strongly
against the removal OF Davis and
Nellis went into the Office with {
general sentiment against him. Tc
make matters worse he appointed !
ohg list of negro deputies, who wei
obnoxious TO the citizens of Cairo.
"One of Sheriff Fraser's promises
is that all negroes at the county jail
during his incumbency vii be behind
the bars
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-09
ADJUSTMENTS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
4.he Rosary"

When Rowland & Clifords new
Hay, "rae Iioaaty." By Edward Il
Rose comes 10 the Cairo opera house
sunday matinee and night, the dis,
eliminating public will be given an
opportunity ~ see pictured before
them the growing unrest and IRE
!igion OF our times. II is a faithful
picture OF the misery and uuhappi.
ness that surely comes upon a man
who lacks faith in the supreme good
and its triumphs in our world
Can one evil mind poison a whole
household? Is the human brain cap
able OF producing disastrous effects
tron a household by adverse sug.
gestiye thoughts? Do we realize adj
equately how our mental attitudes in
Guence our lives and the lives about
us? The play Is the answer,
This play has proven the sensation
Of the seas in Chicago and New
lcrk one company has just closed
a three moaths run in Chicago and
a@other Il packing the Garden
t5eatre, EeW York City nightly.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-09
cHANcERY NOTICE

State of Illions, Alexader county,
SIS In the Alexander County Circuit
Court, February term, A. d
1911 In Chancery sitting. Ellen ]
WILSON,, Anna Elizabeth LaHue and
William II. Wilson, Compliments, VS.
nuth f. Wilson, William II. Wilson
Grace Wilson, Ina C@y Wilson
Frances Wilson, Otto Schuh, Edltt
Green, Henry Schaeffer and Minaic
Cupps, Defendants, Bin in Chancery
for assignment Of homestead and dow
er ami for partition. The above named
defendants are hereby notified tina
said complainants did on Novembe,
18th, 1910, file in said court g
certain bill in chancery for as
signment of homestead and dove
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-09
GUILDS UP THE THIN AND WEAK
5amose Makes Thin People Fat or
Paul G. Schulz & Sons win
Return Money.

In Samose are combined nesh-giv.
inc food elements that soon produces
a steady and noticeable gain in flesh.
Taken after meals Samose mingles
with the food. and causes it to ne
asslmiiated so that the fat producing
clements are retained in tna system,
and you will soon get good flesh
steady nerves and a healthy body
PAU G. Schulz q Sons have sepn
such remarkable results following tac
use OF Samose that they offer to pay
for tie treatment if it does net make
thin people plump aud ROSY
Yon run no riaI whate,er ia Au5.
ing Samose; it is a t-ne CesA tormna
food and is sold under gnaran .ae 81
one Of the most reputable tus.aos
houses in Cairo to refund the mone,
if it does not give complete sausrac
ton.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-09

go with tie hide"
Mike Egnar, an Old citizen of this
cotntr, committed suicide by drink
"a' c'ic acid in the Southern Ho.
: on Fifth street, about $3.50 o'clock
: Ar sday forenoon. The deceased
was 81 Gers'an decent and about 70
years Old FL formerly owned a va.
uatle farm ~alr Livings. The Do
re 1@l leaves "'fe and a numle
X children al ha~ elatvs VII
lends TO re9rr N 1rtimely death
Ii Is said the o' TEA Is gram
children. There WIS nothing left tC
show cause for tie rash act Of sci
destruction. Coroner Steel was sY
FOR at once and will hold an inqueS
over the rem aims today.
4 bunch Of Mounds news items vii
appear in the Bulletin every dai
hereafter. a subse iptio1 man from
/ The Bulletin will call on the Poop
of Mounds today OF tomorrow.
The manager Of The Bulletin sue
gests that whenever the carrier neg
lects to deliver the paper to sub
scribers every day before $3.50 a. m
at their residences and bushes
places as SOON rs they are open, the
rerort to the office at once By phout
That is the only way he can know !
J, the tft'r Ell neglects his duty or !
I. any way imposes on patrons
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NJ Us FROM ooR NEIGuuoaeI


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The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-09
MOUNDS.
December 8.

Here Is your morning Bulletin
chuck full OF news from all parts Of
the world and Mounds s still on the
map
Timothy Manoney, IT,, is b illing a
two-story business mouse en- tie lot
which he lately bought OF the cor
ner of First street and Delaware ''v(-
aue. He will occupy TIE building HIM
self.
The new "dinamo' at the Head
Vglt does emit spark occasionally
Two persons dropped dead and two
lave committed suicide in this city
:r the last month.
Dr. G. X. Farris has the finest span
OF bay horses that ever tapped the
streets of Mounds. They only touch
tn lieN places.
J,rk Dnrmcdv OF the Western TN
DC, c,eg arh service, was n foWf
for a few days this wee. JorF was
located lera for q nrn'ber Of Y" n
ard the G.. BOYS arA his many N
fr'era,s were glad to welcome mia
home again.
The ladies Of tAe M. r. chu e., he'll
or'tinr In I ~Aurch Tues y.
Richard Alexan =" and children
wSo ave lbsen sick for some time ar
INV o. the high road t. recovery.
TNe villa Ridge creamery fHs sus
pend : Nusiness for TIE winter an
orr werahants are mt to 1t to &c
t,iser enough to supply tneir trade
We und erstand the Plant is FER sal
liere is a good investment for tn
rl8nt fellow.
The ladies' OF the Congregations
church iold ds nond SO ial al t''
hnme nf Ms 1t' 'fs s1Nna
on Oak street Wednesday evenin
which was well attended aNd goat
eaioyed by evrvv ose present M
Geo Freezer OF Anna has rented
n Tavlors farm house on Tav't
Heights and n,0yed into tlle saii
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-09
BEECH RIDGE.

Hog killing time.
70 Go successful you must eli r
push or pun If you cant do cit +
got out Of the way,
Miss Ozee Of Mounds is Wis Il
Miss Rosy Smith at this place
Prom present indications We
likely slated to have Il white Christ.
mas, which By the way, Is the Oh (
knd Of Christmas that n really ;n'
truly enjoyed
Mrs. Ed Hale and little son Wee
guests of her sister Mrs. Albright a
Mounds Saturday
Miss Ina Whitaker young lady Of
Cairo spent the past week with Mr.
and Mrs. Daggett.
DR.. and MRS Il J. Cause Of Unity
passed through our town Thursday en-
route for Cairo. They were amona
the first to patroniZe the Cairo an
fhebes road.
Too much can not be said abCu
The benefits to our community y
he completion of the Caib a7l
rhebes road. In behalf of the people
Of Beech Ridge we want to use The
columns of The Bulletin TO eXter,
hearty thanks to the l.. and n Ry
M. and Mrs. Howard Allrich VIZ
fcr the past two or three mon s
ave been boarding with Mrs. Blanche
nrewer have returned to their no Z
n Norehouse, Mo, 10 spend the haii
days.
Mr.. Il X. Thompson and wife OF
san Diego, Texas, are here as Tx
guests of Mrs. Thompsons sis'ar
Mrs.. Blanche Brewer Mr. Thomp
son is editor Of the San Diego Gu
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-09

county of part es. Every vote should
be allowed and encouraged to cast his
tallct as he pleases. He should not
be required to indicate in a primary
election what party he favored. TIE
future of this country rests with tae
independent voter, and he should b.
given all of the independence neces.
say | don't think that its any ones
business whom | vote for. and its
none Of my business who my neigh
Tor votes for" Governors Denaen
and Hadley, who declared they were
in favor of a direct primary for prac
ti2ally every office necessary for the
conduct of state government, salt
Mr. McGovern went too far They
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-09

and for partition against them,
and that summons has been issued
thereon returnable on the first day OF
the text term of said court, to be
holden at the court house in Cairo
Illinois, on the 18th day of February
next
Cairo, Illinois, December Sth A.
D. 1910.
ALFRED BROWN, Clerk.
LANSDFN & LANSDEN,
Compartments Solicitors.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-09

.ou.syi.le, De, 2.--9The direct pri
mary is here to stay. 1t win soon ex-
tend to all states, Popular move
ments never go backward" Every
governor with the exception of one
IL dorged this sentiment of Governor
Forts address The diseordant note
came from Governor Draper OF Mas
saahusetts, who was defeated for re
election by Eugene N. Foss. Governor
Elect McGovern of Wisconsin not
Only advocated direct primary, but
declared that the wisconsin idea
will eventually become the law OF
every state in the Union. This eX-
preston created much discussion.
Mr.. McGovern said; "This is not a
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-09
Discomfort and Progress.

The pessmist who refuses to believe
In any advance is quite as wrong AZ
the optlmist who denies that there is
any necessity for a forward movement.
Now as always, discomfort Is a duty.
for 1t Is condition precedent to prog
ress. II is not discomfort that throws
the dynamite bomb; It is despair
Brander Matthews.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-09

ITS no good looking at me like
that, father" said Augustus Frederick.
twelve years old, as his parent. hay.
ing punished Sebastian Claude. four.
teen years old, for being in possession
OF a packet of Rose OF the Prairie.
looked searchingly at him you
know perfectly well | chucked smok.
ing when was eight Globe.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-09

said man should be proud to indi-
cate his party affiliations and that
tic general primary law as practieed
in several states now was good
enough. Both said they we're party
mea and did not believe in allowing
votoes to play horse" with candi
dates. Governors Marshall and Har
mon, while making no public speeches
said they were in favor of the direct
lgimary and believed it should extend
to United States senators.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-09
MCCLURE.

Noel ana Paul Whitehead Of VI
emma, were visit & Oscar Taylor dur
ing the week, and wen. goose hurt
ing
List Willer am s. D. Wlller and
sou, Of Stuttgart, Ark, were here Sat
urday ana SundLy en- route TO Mat
toon. H., air .;a.omcSNa, waera
they will make tAeir future home
IAN r'armaak Of 20 a, l2th cav
airy. stationed at Fl Mckinley, Cali
fornia. recently returned fcm The
Philippine Islands, was acre Thus
day visiting his aunt, Mrs John J.
Porter and cousins, Misses Ruth and
Maud, and William Carmack,
Last Saturday evening chr citl2ens
witnt ssel an unusual CT mar
being pahNcly wnippe On TIE street
by his wife for continued drunken
ross The m1n was brought ONE IS
rs"al Eat, rday and his wte saw hin
afr OIL and securing a keen ii"kor
lall il on heavy ON tin to toe unit
t. hickory was worn out
tomes Chamberlain OF CHICAGO, n
hrna this week visiting 7. VI OrieH
arl bunting,
''lo'phrs Cook Of Tor 81 orc, vas
here SUNDAY visiting friends, Adol.
f. "a Is desirous of locating here and
Is NJ 'ne for suitable building.
ltdworl Alternately was in Cairo
IN a. the week
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Oscar Taylor were in
o Sunday
F. VI. Gully was in Caro- Sunday
ard Monday prospecting
II. Alden of Anna was here the
first OF the week hunting.
Mrs. Jack Bunch is on fac sick list
Suffering from an attack Of i9iluenza.
Dr Samuel Norris was in Cairo
Sunday visiting his brother John,
WHO Is i'll at s.. May's Inirmary, I'M
de- treatment for cancer on his arm.
George Goodman and Iohn Stat
ford We're arrested by Depgty Sheriff
Lon Miles ana FOL N'", y
plant Of John J. PR er, e. ] rn =
ness and disorderiy cordr {, : i lis
tubing the peace 7 Aev n"r
sll and sl3 before Justice va Ke'-
ley, which they paid, For long time
these boys have heen the rowdles
about here, and the aciie V
Porter in having them arese ed is
hlglly commended as il will tea h
them a lesson
On Sunday evening a rain rn
nenced to fall, and late at nj / .Crn
ed to hail. On Monday mari h
earth was covered with a heavy sheet
of FROST at noon hour heavy IN 3
began 10 fall and continued TT r. ~
and Tuesday found ? inches CT rF
on the ground. 1aa farmers IN I'll.
section welcome the sonw covering %
it is, a blanket for the W'eli. II e
ing in bal shape owing the continued
dry weather,
Lon Miles was in Anna TIE. In.
md Wednesday on business.
Samuel Shrnnacner and wife are i
Thebes. Sam Is en- the sick list an.
Is there to lie dociored up
Frank Iileman and son roy o
J5neahJro, were here on bus e.'
T';ts'a
W. ~ Iisitrcr ard Z nest ."ald
well GO IN Jackson, Mo, last week
returr'rg F)Te Saruula' evening
bringing fo~e six fine mules
On Monday the cerms Of OR deput,
sherffs. Lon Nj es and Gully, expire
Lon Miles has proved himself an et
fieient and ca1abIe c! Ter, and Gu I
lp depended unon at all u2es TO i.
mis- d9tv, and IS action has been th'
meac O. pre2-ry no oder here. II Il
hoped If alv CIR is 10 rc9lace H..
they may lie Officers carable am
ready to do their duty When cl lie,
on, for If Mcclure nce.i2 one thing +
is a good officer
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-09
Il L Really conccrned llln.

you told me MT Ilyiams was
busy, but would be at liberty in a few
moments" said the caller I've
waited nearly a quarter OF an hour
VIII you kindly tell me what is de-
tanning him?" He's buttonin' of
Mrs. fIyiam's new gown up the back,
II you must know" snapped the do
nestle.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-09
The Worlds Best Medicine

There 10 no time ii the life Of
man or woman when Duffy's
Pure Malt Whiskey will not
help. Mrs. Jennie Gardner,
one Of our patients, is passing
through woman's most critical
period and she is enjoying the
best Of health.
In her letter she says. with pleas.
ure | allow my name and testimony
20 be used for the benefit Of those
who know not the merits Of Duffy 4
Pure Malt Whisky. lthink it is the
bcctrlediciaei in existence. lam now
passing through the most critical
period Of women's life (The Memo
pause or Change of Life). | am en-
joyiag good health, better than for
years and al through this wonderful
change have suffered comparatively
no Inconvenience at all. This is re-
nc. | could not do without Duffy's
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-09

A London paper accuses a politician
of sitting on the fence and hiding his
head IN the sand London Globe.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-09

tbs week
M lanes Gossett of Norris City
!3 US ting relatives hare
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-09
Sim of Ace

It's sign of old age when a man
refuses to play first base for the of
fee team against the business depart.
ment nine.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-09
E)uffy's Pure Malt Whiskey

the greae Strength builders and stmuants
Its psata5 and freedom from injurious substances render
be retained by the sensitive improves
the N and anaa c the food and gives and vitality
every Qrnn
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-09

prevc.tioa cld cure OF consumption,
pnelrnoal, E,ip, coughs, can's astk-
ma, low fcvcrs, stomach tFouhles ard
all wasting and diseased conditions.
Recognized as family medicine and
prescribed by physicians everywhere.
AuT!0N.-When you ass your druggist,
srarer or dealer for Duffy's Pure Malt Whise
ley be sure you get the genuine. II Is an abso-
lutciy pure medicinal malt whisky and ii
Sid I'M SEALED BOTTLES oNLY-neyer
lnbulk. Look for the trade mark, the "0id
Chemist" on the label. and make sure the
seal oy er the cork is unbroken. Price $t.o0 a
large bottle. Write Medical Department, The
Duffy Malt Whiskey CO., Rochester, n. Y.
for an Aseptic Drinking Cup, also doctors
advice, and an illustrated medical boukiet
containing Testimonials end GUninlon setiS=
fnies tor health, seat ifee.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-09

narkabe bar nevertheless could without DrHys
Alae expect all lfe Mrs Jennie Gardner Monet Mo-
The voluntary testimony received thousands grateful