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| arm and Timber Land
FOR SALE

pG virtue of sufficient authority | hereby
- offer ~ private sale the following de-
scfibsd tracts Of land belonging to Mrs. Sa-
raj X. PritchaTd, all of which are situated in
Madison Election District OF dorchester
county:
FIRST-,The Home Place" fthe late Sam
uel harring gton, situated on the Little Chop
tank river at Madison, containing 100 acres,
more or less, OF arabic land and ten acres,
more or less, of tim Der land. This is beau
tifui water 'front.' situa ton right on the main
county road leading from Madison to Cam
bridge, with nice sandy beach.
SECON Dali that tract of land known as
the ''Harry Stanley tract" situated on the
White Marsh road leading from Madison to
Blackwater river. being only very short
distance from Madison, containing 1870 acres,
III ore o. less. This is a very desira ble tract
OF land, having about 20 acres of fine timber
thereon.
THIRD-All that farm or tract of land
known rs the 'ESkridge" or II ubbard'' farm
situated within very short distance of
Madison, on the said road leading from Mad
ison to Blackwater river, containing 137
acres, more or less, 81 acres thereof being
arabic, the balance tim Der land.
For terms and further particulars apply to
CALVIN HARRINGTON
5-223t Cambridge, Nd.
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ACQU|TTAL LIKELY
IN HERESY TRIAL
Friends Of Or. Grant Relieve

II
slant relief to those who have trou-
BILE in love, domestic, law or bust
ness; all can find instant relief and
permanent help by consulting him.
ATTENTION ATTENTION
He has helped others to success
in business and happiness in their
home life.
WHY NOT YOU?
No heart so sad or home so drea-
ry but what Evens can bring sun
shine and happiness into it.
His powers are wonderful and
indisputable; his advice is reliable,
his information clear, concise and to
the point in Love, Courtship, Mar
riage, Divorce, Sales, Wills, Patents,
Journeys, Pensions, Investments.
Speculations, Property, Insurance.
Mortgages, Oil and Mining Claims,
Diseases, ETC., etc.
JOE EVENS
Americas Greatest Clairyoyant
Everyone is entitled to success
according to
Their Ambitions and Ability.
lou 90 HOC aspire To IHe IHlHSS
you cannot attain. Learn this great
secret.
Thousands Have Consulted Him
and continue to do so, and are on
the road to PROSPERITY, POWER
AND INFLUENCE. Do you CON
TEMPLATE ANY IMPORTANT
CHANGE?
If you do YOU NEED HIS AD-
VICE. The doubtful have hope and
confidence restored; the ones whom
debts are holding in perpetual bon
dage can break their fetters; the
troubles of life, no matter what
they are, can Immediately be light
ened, and, in time, absolutely re-
moved. Secure peace and happiness
If you have troubles of any nature
call on this gifted man. Remember
he asks no questions, you are i'm
mediately told of your troubles and
how to overcome them. See him
NOW; tomorrow may be too late.
Prof. Evens is quartered at the
Parker House. Hours-9 a. m. to
s p. m, daily, Cambridge, Md.
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CORRAL. RESIGNS;
I)IAz TO FOLLOW
heyic3's li)rGDQ|GI Vice Pres
iiisnf haiiTGS.
IREBElS AID FEOERALS
| Insurrectos Mill Aid Government to
Capture City In Lower California
Now In the Hands Of Prophet Magon.

Insurrectos Mil Aid Government to
Capture City In Lower California
Now In the Hands Of Prophet Magon.
Juarez, Mex, May 24.-Word was
received at the provisional govern
| ment capital in Juarez that Vice Presl-
dent Corral has presented his reslgna-
ton, to take effect at once.
The telegram was received by Fran
| cisco l. Madero, Jr., from Alfred X
Dominguez, special peace envoy In
| Mexico City.
The news was taken to mean that
| the vice presidents resignation was
requested to precede that of President
Diaz, which is expected hourly.
When President Diaz resigns Senor
| Madero and his party Immediately
| will leave for Mexico City to advise
| with Senor de la Barra in the politi-
| cal reorganization of Mexico. Madero
will resign Immediately after Dlaz.
Madero will take an insurrecto body
! guard with him most likely.
| Every word of the peace pact was
|
army, which congregated in the prln-
! cipal streets of JuareZ.
| The first instance of military CO.
| operation between the federals and in
| surrectos, now at peace, according to
| treaty, will be the capture OF Las
! Vacas, now in the hands of band OF
| Magonistas.
A message was received from Er-
nesto Madero, who lives at Monterey.
He wired that the town of Las Vegas,
nearby, had been captured by the fol-
| lowers of Magon, the Los Angeles,
Cal, prophet.
Madero said that a detachment OF
federals was marching on the town
and he asked that orders be sent
large body of insurrectos in the vicin-
ity that thev cooperate with the sol
diers against the common foe, attack
ing the town side by side. The rebels
| have been ordered to assist the fed
erals in any way possible.
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CAN YOU AFFORD TO EXPERIMENTS


interpretations Of the Scriptures.
RetractiCn by the prosecution OF
two OF the most sensational counts,
disbelief in the divinity and resurrec-
tion of Christ, because no tangible evil
Gence was discovered, apparently aas
turned the scales in favor OF DE-
Grant.
The defense played their trump
rard with the declaration that the in
ception of the scandal had been traced
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SCIENTISTS REVOLT

Minnesota Congregations Withdraw
From tt1e Mother Church"
Minneapolis, Mimi, May 24.-A. r.
Smith, OF the Fourth Church of Christ
Scientist, here, gave out copy OF a
resolution adopted at a meeting of the
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! 4, SALE
PERSONAL PROPERTY

INTENDING 10 leave Cambridge, L will
L sell at public sale at my nome. No. 1
TraVerS street, on Thursday, May 18th,
commencing at o. one O'Clock III the after
noon, the following personal property.
bed room suit. l iron bed stead.
| single iron bed stead.
, sets springs and Mattresses.
, dT u%gatS. > cuUches.
round dining tn pie.
/ walnut dining table. l buffet
l wood and coal heater. l cook stove.
, sets OF chairs. rockers.
porch chairs, porch rockers.
clock. ! lawn mower.
Lot of other articles too numerous TO men,
ton. All OF these goOGs are practically new
and ar not hurt.
TER MS:-Atade known on day of SAFE
W. J. Vincent, auctioueer.
J.C. HANSON
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HANDSOME SGARF-PIN FREE
a Phenomenal Offer Made by O

New YORK firr1.
Thousands all over the United States
are taking advantage OF . generous offer
of the Gotham Company ll65 Broadway,
n. Y. City, making request for beantI-
fu gold-plated scarf pin for lady or gen
tIeman, which is mailed to any one send
ing name and address free of charge.
This offer is made TO introduce their
catalogue of general merchandise, house
hold goode, jewelry, novelties. &c. Read
ers of this paper are requested to send
name and address INN ediately, encios.
ing five two-cent stamps to cover pacH-
ing and postage.
Send today and receive without cost a
piece ofjeweiry that you will be proud OF
12-17'l0-1yr
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Hundreds of people in this town anO
county have secured great bargains at
TIE big fire sale of Donald Stewards,
and there are now greater bargains
awaiting others. The sale is still going
on. Come in at orce and make your
selections. m24 If
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Sthq Of Board Of Control and
Review for Cambridge.
Office of County Commissioners, /
Cambridge, Md, May 16, 1911. !

Cambridge, Md, May Is, 1911. !
Notice is hereby given that the Coun-
" Commissioners of Dorchester county,
sitting as Board of Control and Re-
visw, under the provisions of the new
assessment law, will hear appeals, when
taken in conformity with the provisions
al the said assessment law, from the
tawn of Cambridge, beginning Monday,
May %. and continuing up to Wednes.
day, June 14th, 1911, on and after which
date no further appeals will be heard
from the above-named district.
SAMUEL f LeCOMPTE,
JOHN M. RICHARDSON,
ISAAC 0. TAYLOR,
ALBERT WEBB,
EUGENE CROCHERON.
N. B.-Notice when appeals from Cam
bridge district, outside of the town Inn
its, will be heard will be given within
Ave days after June 1st, 1911.
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FISH FOR SALE

WE are getting fine Bay shad, trout and
w croCus at this tiCe. Persons desirin g
anne should call up phone % and they Will
be delivered.
5-22-4t. H. H. PHILLIPS.
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RECEPTION NOTICE.

THERE will be a public reception rendered
by the ladies and the Knights Of the
Macca bees to Mrs Melva J. Casweli. state
Commander of the Lady Macca bees, and Mr..
of the Macca bees, on Thursday, Nav 25th, q I
8 p. m, i'll the hall over the Eastern Shore
Trust Co. All mem bers are invited to bring
a frie Id.
w. j. TWILLEY, Com.
m24-st 5. L. POTTER. f. X.
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A large lot CT meL S working shoes at
great bargains at the big lire sale which
is now going On at Donald Stewards. If
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Too Late to Classify

For s. LA bay mare, u yeas OLD; u
: usually good ufiVer. Apply to T.
Goldsbofough. J-23-3t
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pLACE your order for oak or pine cord
wood. / nave about 700 cords of nice
oak ana pine wood and to move it quickly
VIII sell a q very reasonable price.
u. b. SMITH, Phone 300
R-F-n-No. Cam bridge, Nd.
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NOTICE TO PUBLIC.

A LII persons are forewarn ell not to trust
Il my wife, Edna V. NJ eekInS, as L Will not
be respor sible for any bills made b, heT.
5-2i-It cav DANIEL c. MkEkINS.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Philadelphia-St Louis, II; Phil
adelphia. 4. Batteries-Harmon, Bres-
nahan; Beebe, Rowan, Brennan, Mo-
At Chicago, 6; Boston, 4.
Batteries Richie, Archer; Brown,
Raridan. ,c,,
At New York-New York, z; Gin
cinnati, 2. Observation-Disclosures, MY
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HUSTON MUST w..
SERVE JAIL Term
Ia 81 r.
SuDreme Court Attirms COnvlc-
lion Of Capitol Architect
Il -
GUILTY OF CONSPIRACY

Affirn1s Action of Lower Court, Which
Sentenced Him to Serve Six Months
to Two Years In Prison and Pay
$500 Fine.
Harrisburg, Pa, May 24.--The su-
prenAe court of Pennsylvania handed
dowf an. opinion in the case Of Jo-
seStlss Huston, the capitol architect,
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BASE BALL SCORES.
Following Is the Result Of Games
Played Yesterday.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At Observation-Disclosures 8; Cleve.
land. /. Batteries - Plank, Thomas;
Demott, Mitchell, Smith.
At Detroit-Detroit, 8; Washington,
g. Batteries-Mullin, Stanage; Gray,
At ST. Louis - st. Louis, 3; Boston,
2 11 innings). Batteries-Lake, Ste
phens; Barger, Hall, Nunimaker:
At Chicago-New York, 4; Chicago,
12 innings). Batteries Ford,
Sweeney; Walsh, Sullivan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-14
CHRISTMAS MUSIC
Cno'r Directors n cHsrse o. Programs
~Hequested O. Prepare Copies for
The Intelligence.

'tI.r director. and ofhar- .r charge
90 fhe Christina music program. ir
i" churches ere Kindly requested fa
prepare extra copies ri tho program.
'r Dib' cation in Tho INTEL gercrr Or
.is been ffe custom Df The I1frII.
n'-r JOB fle pact fD publish .h- pro.
graz nj ai nf fha churches OF Wheel
nf and vicinity anI Dr. s hoped chat
hrntFn ffr operation of fha choir
q -r'rrs fHs tear 'Ha programs can
." Pol. bed complete sa usgaL nua
rlar.ns fHa Dol. r.I Informs bon f0
H' bers rf fhr churrlr arI
others Interested
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AFTER The GAME
Ssccessfsi Dress %Renearrsf last
Evening for Pleasing v W {
a Presentation

Toe a. a Drsmafh r.1b he|
a Ir. r.ffsrs 1r
We.a sfas sralur l fhe a..orrf l.
EFura4um ard rs.rgflle point. fa
a do 7hf.r. Iraseafaf'on 1r OBJ. much
ta'lei ~ foot bail Dai Anrr ore
Cane fHs evening
Tho rlr as hfaI -rhafr.Irr fa.l
.I.r under fnn direction 1f W.s. ga.
fe. o.msreal NO has uost -zereror.
t.rer rer fine NIss O.usfrsn.
rfr graflafe o. fra Lima Har.
sherman school r. E-auresar r
.r1 Dramatic hH yell Fr0ur ..-
.fr ar'-1rr1.rarF aIiHf. AL nr e....
r- a- and OIL -rs club rr-. has
n1rr rer ability -1 -arf dramatic
rerf0rTar.-a NH +-. rIa. rf I'D.
-asra 'Ir piece cf fra December rar
mo lrauaf'. 0.ut s hostess ~ AID
members 90 the afaoclauon.
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chief OF Pohce Robert r. Hammer
Yesterday afternoon placed the whes.
found in this cits "a short time ago.
hich later proved 10 have been sto.
len from J ID Parriott. OF Moundsvrlo.
0u o. Mouudsvii'c car. fo no carried
back 90 the owner. the description
furnished hy Nr Parr.ou correspond
ing with that % the bicycle found
here
William Garvey viii return today
to bis home in rho CITY from Co'um.
bus. o. where be- has been The guest
RI friends and relatives for q few
days
Mr. and Mrs Frank Fisher. OF Man
ninstou are spending fhe week with
friends and relatives .n tho cif,
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wsdHssaAys sub-er1pt.
Maclean'S
"CaScapepSin"
Sure Cure for Constipation or
Torpid Liver.
And nrinEs Permanent Relief % rudi-
E%estion. Dysyepsia. Heartburn. Sour
ness. Classy Fesling aud -nLiounnssa-


CAStAPEPSlN TABLETS contain
20 opium. colonel OF poisonous miu.
eral substance. and can be- safely ed.
mlnistcrcd To- the AGED o. we'll a. o.
children. without risk or discomfort
II will sWeeten your % gassy
stomach in less than Eve minutes ~
restores the natural functions OF The
bowels Your food foes not le like e.
lump Of lead BOO your stomach. your
breath Is sVoetcued. hclVincss in the
head % headaches disappear. nau.
sea and dizziness are unknown.
Go TO your druggist today and get 70
box 81 Macleans Cnscapepgin Keep
u In the house at ali times Garry
three or fuu tablets whcu you ro tu
work.
Don't feel that there is no help for
you Thousands 90 chronic cases have
been permanently cured - this mar
vicious remedy These include suffer.
era from sour or sick stomach. hIc.
CouEhiug and boichlnE. gas on a'om.
ach and bowels. trouble Tor eating or
driukinE too much rich food. etc
headache cauFcd by d-i-ordsrcI af1m.
uch. slecpiessntss. uervOu-ut-a and
upset feeling after be- ue 100 iHf. The
niaht before NarIears Cas.np.ra o.
viii hrHoe up men surrriuE from
drinkinE alcoholic beverages. .vr.ss
i've smukInE ur Hu upset stomach
from any other cause
soc or al drlEris.s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-14
MANAGERS APPEAR
5ef7rs Justice NorreI a. ssTsirs RI
ire CnHd ts5or cases-De
c.tio0 Reserved

rHnagrra ~ fle fmDena. Class
Nor-- ta ia.-e rotfie rJuprrt and
're Roi-iar Glass works appeared Do.
fore Justice W0r-nu hst .1
ause er 'o charges preferred br tla
inspectors fp .ta effect f.lf persons
under the prescribed by fhe ohio
laws have been employed ln their fac
tories
Irr state uas represented hF CIV
solicitor O. d. Hal' and fnn defend
an's PSI Attorney y f Talman assist
% oy Attorneys Fred Srrrrs and C
p TIube~'ake 40 agreement vas
reached ute-ehy mo justice reserved
bic decision until counsel had prepared
briefs which uNI he ruhmi-el fh q
ererirg after which the Justice ell.
announce his decIsiol
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-14

About ~ oc.oos "Wednesday % man
h' vas 'c'inE qaeer'y in Doe H a
Yards vas arro- ed bt OTIs.r
shepard an1 faaen f0 fa. local Dad.
'h-r" he vas examined Th. man
rr his tame as q Mason and
la'Wei '1 haf rome from Grafton
TO- va. evidently on of ns mind arf
times hc Iof.I himself .ar above
h' earth boo an air-Iiu and other
a'ir.natfous Hn vas -auutsd t1
i',A n- hospital fYr treatment ah1I
o'clock
Ia'" last rEhf .ua plain drum
'as lodged .n -he jail 90 aaaf trial
..r 'a' mayor fh.s evening
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BEN
~itsens Taking Advc, Of Stores e
SHOP Eariy-Other N,~s %
the Hni Town.

That the advice as V.T a- a.-r ODD.
% lnt Stores is being ia.en seriously
'' 'he 'itih-ns oi thIs cIft is evident
rom me IHrs" number of early Christ
mas shoppers who are proving chem.
serve. wise Dos pure has.ng 40 eiUs and
'hii-inlas goods BE- ore fhr holiday
season opens with q flsn and fhe best
'i % goods ht- been bought.
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The entertainment given last even
ing 100 the auditorium Of the Church vi
God o. this city bv the Young Poo.
Pile Society OF the Christian Eu.
dcav0r of the church proved a most
successful affair in every detail Tn,
program consisted of a number o.
sketches hy members 90 The society.
representing tho various countries u.
the world aud at carried out their
parts boz the most commemorate man.
uer hirhlv entertaining the large au.
dIsuCa that vas assembled
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-14

The address made a, The nDonJ,r
meeting 900 'le cius. OF tt. IiII, sun.
il. movement held boz tL. Uerao,g
~ p church yesterday afternoon Vas
card D. e. large number of local bu.f.
Irsa men and employe. of tho mills
t'f ID d. ieiirrs pr rhr NcM.chau
.1urcu. made fhe address
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o'-i 1us.n- com 8 s-' BOZ
M MECHEN


The sunday school of the First NJ
r. church ~ this city 10 holding regu.
lar reh"ar1ls Iu the SUNDAY school
room % 'he church iu preparation Tor
the annual cantata. to be given Ca
Christmas eve
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sUr pgTT THOUSAND
VAT 70 90 BASED
Only Fss wore Days 81 trs Can
% a. Ps~sr-Narp Nattrs
Tr.lr Ceo'r t-fsra

Wine L. sH lof = oGc-aEy an
noGnesd 4n'f re loo4faI meeting
tSasy. me rab~r4.l3a "a. 1zt- s4f ~
CITY hosgitaI rsnga.sn tas ~Hc--i-d
the tzoo.Hlr mara al8 tL~ crlaad~rs
are nos ca fas iasf 4g ~ The rar-
for i28f oe0 trpars ffnm three -
ths contsfrnE teams .at Fs~uias
bTouFht tt- e..f-a fo f-go.DsT t-t
when the r~p.r's ~ ne oihsra are
made ~ fodays needing tLs SAN r
srpscled to b. greatly ~incfsaacd
Only i've mote aays 81 me. cam
DaiRn 20 remain and .t sill D. nee
sssAr Tor The teams 20 raise $4,000
q day 20 suCresd 10 obtaining The
amount aak~d for CouhdcrlnE the
liberal manner 100 which the Wheel
infifss have in OBJ. past responded 90
fhs call FOR help. the crusaders ahuuid
noi encounter any truubir ia raisns
the mouef
R~ekafdle.s nf race 0r color esery
Feaidenr OF fLe CRY Is aiding The
oAus@ Yesf~riag one OF no commit
tees Waited PROF Hughes o. the lin
coin high srh0oi uho contributed SD
and ehM OF the teachers siEncd q
pledge o. contribute tariOua sums o.
tbe sixty cisht Contributors yesterday
sixteen 90 them srTr cuior~f people
Dr. 3 A ftildfeth reported a. The
MONDAY meeting that Dr - a. SAL
yard. a negro physician. had contrib
uted = large aum and had taken t
number % cards 10 paAs among the
other negro residents o. TOE city
Bridgeport and other OHIO side
toNn have been taking an active in
terest in the campaign and a company
will be- detailed % do work in Bel
mont couuty this week Captain sri
Tel reported a contribution o. $1,000
made by John Edward lie M0yne Frre
del and the workers Of The team re-
ported that Henry Sufei had con
tributed an additional $500 Mr.. and
Mrs Alexander Glass made n eontri-
button % $1,000. Vhile Harry C.
Whitaker contributed $500. The
Wheeling Mold and Foundry COMPANY
contributed 1900 through Captain
BrRdy's team
Contest Interesting
With "a total of S2h.su5 to their
credit. Company y. d ~conte-ting
team. is Leading al other teams and
companies IN the race Company e.
with a total OF S9.57s. leads all the
contesting companies 10 the amount
raised during the campaign. while
team No 3. with "a total az 3il.G5i.
leads all tho teams Both OF those
teams. however. are Gin closely
pressed and mas be pasa"d at %
moment
Following Is the total funds re-
ceived 20 date and Oh" name or yes
terday's subscribers NJ 500 or over
WsdEssdAys Subscriptions
Ar and Ms IN IT. NnNHMAHH .N". H.
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Ir average ie1arl sr rlnau o. rs
l-Ufsasrf FROM tr.rft f1r-r g. .ear-
N tftf Fvars eIfrln fU- ~
BE EHas eenaHrfI. HuanrEaa
20 lie ras t-sn a--.smrlls.r1 ~
So .~l..lar sIfr Improved -4E.-
an1 hgsfr-- auNfcn 20. frElr-s
er4 usfsrn s4rs~rf alta artH
helss -ul a. ffs other fr.lmrns IU zoe
90 40 rarfr lar srr fn--s.F
taat ftr modem hospital
TIE u-s1eru hesrsfa. ts roe rrlur.re
g" 60 ..r >lr~tr~l4. -rturf
~-.lnS h~-tr q m-l-rn h-rrs
John B. IItarE. M
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The case q Capt. ". a. CoHiuEa gives IN.
cnurhafmcut Tor Oh sITfrrrs from rupture.
'alt. 'oiiings suffered r. double ruprur.a
aud wns confined 60 hts BID Or years. No
truss could hold such 20 rupture. Mnny phv-
sirisue eNnmiufd biz case and p~ruu0ur--f
ar opHrhtiuu necrsEsrV. Capt. GONfuH Lruf
experimenting on himself and finally 10 rEa
effontshulrul ofal BE- cured his rupture. 80
hns never bod any return % ths tHuuhis.
capt. folliuEH sends hts discover 20 al
people who are rurfurrd. n you will .and
TIE coupon below Do viii mail V0u entirely
zee = one weeks trial ~trnlfufuf eu yoI can
Vest it on Fuur Onu case. This rusfa son ~.
thlng aud you arr SIRE 90 D. benefited. b.
mail fhe cuuuuu nov.
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Physicians Picture
Needs of Hospital

90 o "a a lar ar-ara r .H+ i.
a-i "a 'rs 80 ukf rHf -
.l t.r sa rs q an rHr
fnF afmuaf auit - far r~aHarn-s @
alsN.rlr. 80 fa4 alf eco ~a
.aEr Hnasr. OBJ suanInag= Ia
fr BOO ~ luufualt~4 o. rnr r~~-- fuu
aur .ty nesFilal as 90 .rF- -prsr-
nl trel ever made ir tre.r G.er s
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