8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATURDAY , JUNE 13 , 189JL-TWELVE PAGES.
MAKES THE PRINCE FEEL BAD ,
Wales Keenly Stung by the Way Ho Has
Been Treated.
MORE RESOLUTIONS DENOUNCING HIM ,
Army Ofllccrs Considering What is
Dent to Ho Iono In the Mutter
It Will Cutiu : Up la
I'urlliimcnt.
Losnov , Juno 12 , The Southern Baptist
association lias passed rv resolution condemn
ing the prince of Wtilc * for the part ho took
In the bacc.irut . suantlal. it Is understood
that the pi-lnco Is keenly BtuiiR nt the ad
verse press criticisms which have been shovv-
crud upon him from all qnnrtors. The war
ofllcoiiuthorltioj nro holding frequent con-
fcronros and discussing tha action to
take In consciiucnco of the verdict given
agulnst Sir William Gordon-Curnmlni ? . The
dulco of Cambridge , commandor-ln-chlof , yes-
terdny .summoned ( Jcncral Williams and
Colonel Stacy , hi command of the Fusllcer
guards ( Cummlng's ro lmcnt ) , to the horse
guards , where these two olUcer.s had long In
terviews with the duko. Sir William Oor-
don-Cummlng announced that ho was willing
to meet the churgo of playing an illegal
game.
In the commons Monday no\t Stanhope ,
secrelarv of state for war , will DO questioned
as to what action ho intends to take In regard
to the thrco olllcors the prince of Wales ,
General Williams and Lieutenant Uorklny
Levitt of the Scots fusllcor guards who
signed the document which practically al
lowed Cunitnlng to remain an ofliccr of the
British army although ho was believed to
have cheated at cards , and as to what action
ho Intends to take in regard to the same ofll-
ccrs for having broken the army regulations
requiring that such a cnso as that atTranby
Croft should bo brought to the notlco of the
commanding ofllcor.
OSTHACltiKlt J1Y ItJlt F
MTH. Cordon -Cum mine's Itclatlvcsi
IKSUO n Social Edict.
Niw : YOIIK , Juno 12. The following ap
pears in the Herald : The Herald has been
requested l > y a member of the Garner family ,
whoso action has the approval of the whole
family connection , to print the following
statement : "Several papers have by mis
take stated that ono of Miss Florence Gar
ner's ( now Lady Gordon-Cummin ) sisters
was present at her marriage. The eldest ,
Mine. La Marquis do Hretult , is at present
in Now York with her husband. The
youngest , Miss Edith Garner , Is nt Vienna
witli her aunt , Mrs. Lawrence. The family
wlstics to rectify this mistake and also testate
state that no ono of Miss Garner's relations
was present nt her marriage. It Is needless
to add that , being of ago , she took this step
against the wishes of her entire family. "
The meaning of this moro than .startling
announcement Is at once apparent. From it
it is evident that absolute social ostracism is
the penalty which the young wife must pay-
nothing less. It Is a .social , it ° onuucla.ncnto
from which thcro can bo no appci.l.
Well Merited Prnisc.
lu almost every neighborhood there is someone
ono or moro persons whoso lives have been
saved by Chamberlain's Colic , Cholera and
Dlarrluua Uomody.or who have been cured of
chronic diarrhcua by it. buch pen-sous take
special pleasure in recommending the remedy
to others. The praise that follows the intro
duction and us > e makes it very popular. 23
and 50-cont bottles for sale by all druggists.
Cliniicc.
Tomorrow is your lust clmnco to see
Prof. Gold Eufrlo perform his wonderful
feats in our window. At the sumo time
if you feel like owning some of the bo-
low-montioncil bargains stop into our
store und they tu-o yours for the follow
ing prices : SI 1.00 strictly till wool cliov-
iot suits for $ -l.7 < " > ; Prince Albert suits
well worth $22.00 for $ l1.50 ! ; $ . ' . .00 nil
wool pants for $3.00 ; $7.50 cus
tom mudo punts for $5.00 : 60o
silk web susnondors lor Iflc ; 2oc gauze
men's undershirts for Do ; 50c merino undershirts -
dorshirts or drawers for 19c ; 76c workIng -
Ing shirts for ! tc ! ) ; $1.00 ones for 50c ;
81.50 ones for 75c ; $3.75 extra line Bilk
striped ones for $2.00 ; 75e straw hats gofer
for 89c ; $2.00 still ( pure fur ) hats , only
OOc ; Can Hold's blue 50c overalls for 2oc ;
Canllold'H painter's ( white ) ovoralls,35c ;
light coats and vests , 3c ! ) , worth $1.25.
PEOPLE'S CLOTHING HOUSE ,
1303 Douglas street.
NO 1ILOO I ) SlMliLlSD.
City OIllcinlH Indulge in n Sanguinary
Word Conlllut.
There wasn't even a one-ring circus in the
basement of the court house yesterday ,
but thcro was a concert in the ofllee of the
city engineer that afforded amusement to a
small number of spectators whllo it lasted.
The performers were President Lowry of the
city council and Assistant City Engineer
Graver. Some tlmo before the war
they both belonged to the same mutual
admiration society , but Lowry dropped
out and Cirover was suspended for
non-payment of dues. So it has happened
that for years each has been endeavoring to
return less of the other's affections than ho
received.
When Lowry entered the engineer's ' ofllco
yesterday Grovcr didn't got up and
oiler his seat , so the president of
the council loaned over the railing.
Ho was In search of Information about sewer
work , and Grover dhln't have any to give.
Lowry insisted , so did Grovor.
At this interesting Juncture some of the
other couucilmcn entered and stooped Inside
the ratling. Lowry followed and Grovcr
ordered him out. Ha didn't go , but
Grover did , and ho wont In
n hurry , too. Ho headed straight
for the pollco station , and demanded
nollco. protection , saying that Lowry was
Irving to get possession of his oftlco.
The chlaf and mayor wcro notified , and
that was the last of it , as Lowry wandered
across tbo hall into Engineer Tlllson's ' private
olllco and held a conference ) with some of his
confreres.
In explaining the matter Lowry said
that ho and several other members
of the council had ignored Grover and the
latter felt sore about it and had refused to
glVo him Information. Ho said ho hud not
talked loud nor disturbed the peace , but ho
had heard that Grover had sworn out a war
rant for him , and ho was waiting for it to bo
Borvod.
Tha warrant failed to make its appearance.
A box of Ayer's pills uos saved many a fit
of sickness. When a remedy does not happen
to bo within roach , pee pi o nro liable to
neglect slight ailments , and , of course , If
serious llluobs follows they have to suffer the
consequences. 4 > A stitch In time saves nluo. "
Awarded Some Contracts.
The members of the board of public works
returned from Uos Moincs yesterday mid
held the regular meeting.
Tlio contract for constructing tha Bonus
nark sewer was awarded to Hainuun &
McDonald at the following prices :
Twcnty-one-lnch pipe , W.UO ; eighteen-
inch. ei.CO ; ntteen-lnch , $1.W ; ton-
Inch , (1.1(1 ( ; catch basins , fl.M ) , und
Hiun holes , fa.50. The sewer Is lUrco-fourths
of n inllo hi lougth and from ton to thirty
feet In depth.
ICntght Bros. & Barnes wcra awarded the
contract for grading Forty-first uvouuc from
Cumlng to Davenport street nt 10 IMl ) cents
per cubic yard , and Lamurnux Bros , for
grading 1'arkar street from Twenty-fourth
to Thirty-third at 11 4-10 ccuU per cubic
yard.
A MoroIiiiut'H Opinion.
Mr. John Carugbar , n merchant at Curag-
bar , Fulton county , Ohio , says that tit.
Patrick's Pills ara tha best selling pills ha han
dles , The reason is tuat they produce a pleas
ant cathartic- effect aud arc curtain and thor
ough In their action. Try thorn when you
wont n roliublo cathartic. For sale by all
"OLD FK113XHS AH13 TUB BUST. "
TJio Orcnt. Adnni ForcpaiiKli Shown
Will Soon Ho with UH UH Founder
and 1'crpctimtor. ,
The great Foropatigh show was
founded ! > y Adam Foropaugli , and his
name Is as 11 r inly associated with it as
that of Iloraco Orcoloy. who established
the Now York Tribune , is with the
journal which ho conducted for BO many
ycnr ? .
The nnmo of "Foi-opaugh" is a house
hold word , from ocean to ocean , from
border to border. It has always been a
fu-nonym of till that was meritorious In
the show world. It is a priceless trade
mark that lias never been lessened in
value by chicanery. It has but ono
translation. Itmeilnsa good show pure ,
clean and respectable. For almost thirty
years it has traversed thousands upon
thousands of miles its aim to instruct
as well as to uniueo other idols of the
spangled world have risen to fall ; but
the great , the grand old Forcgaugh
show has outlived them all. It has been
truly a "survival of the littcst. " It was
a stalwart In out1 fathers' day. It is a
very giant now , overtoworing , all-power
ful , larger , moro attracting , better than
over before during its time-honored ex
istence.
"Old friends are the best. " Character
and reputation are not trained in iv day ,
but must grow. Tlio past of the Adam
Foropaugh show opens a warrant for its
future , atid it can well afford to stand
upon its merits and its unassailable
record.
The management of the Foropaugh
show understood that energy and enter
prise , not case , win the day. Therefore
no expense is too largo , no risk too
great for it to assume. It is worthy the
patronngo of the entire community
everywhere , when its mammoth paVilions -
Vilions are reared hero on Friday , July
Dealers
Csm obtain excellent bargains with the
undersigned 'who are now soiling out the
bankrupt cigar stock of Win. Darst &
Co. , at very low figures. Lists mailed
to country dealers. PKVCKU CANDY CO.
Poyoko Candy Co. carries a large line
of colored fireworks , Hags , etc.
How to Cure tlio COIIK'I ' Following lia.
Grippe.
For n troublesome cou h thcro is nothing
hotter than Chamberlain' * Cough Kotnody.
It strengthens the pulmonary organs , allays
any Irritation and effectually cures the cough.
It Is especially valuable for the cough which
so often follows an attack of the grlu. For
sale by all dtugglats.
Fireworks , flagslanterns , etc. , todeal-
crs only. PKYCKI : CANDY Co.
F.'nakltiQtoGolil Hill.
Captain Ted Grebe , who for a number of
years was with hose company No. ! ) , Is now
at Unwllns , Wyo. , In the employ of the Gold
Hill stngo company. Ho writes that thou
sands of minors nro Hocking into that coun
try , but are unnblo to do much as yet , owing
to the great amount of snow In the moun
tains.
I
A Pure Cream of Tartar Powder.
Superior to every other known.
Used in Millions of Homes
40 Years the Standard.
Delicious Cake and Pastry , Light Flaky
Biscuit , Griddle Cakes , Palatable
and Wholesome.
No other hnkinc powder doc1 ; such v/ork.
Meet the Immediate Wants of All Classes
With Reliable Clothing of Their
? . . - - - . . . . Own Manufacture.
Oifr Mid-Season Prices
Tlirough out every department are made on standard and legitimate
goods for the purpose of reducing stock , no jobs run in to create a
furor , people know us better. We still have quite a number of
Men's Broken Lot Suits , placed on separate counters at
$8 , $1O and $12.50 , to those who can secure a fit they are
real bargains. "You may be lucky. " They embrace all colors , in
sack and frock.
Knee Pant Sifte
$2 , $2.50 , $3 , $3 , 50 and $4 ,
Omaha mothers know all about the style , trim and quality of
our boys' clothing.
Boys' Knee Pants , separate , for summer wear , extra
quality ; we've got sufficient to supply the demand at 50c each.
Shirt Waists for both ladies , misses and boys ; in this de-
p.trtmcnt we show many novelties , you'll find the assortment very
large , but the price very small.
You'll save many a dollar on summer wearing apparel , by
keeping a d'ose watch on our big show windows.
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS , ,
Southwest Corner 15th and Douglas Sts.
( Money cheerfully refunded when goods do not satisfy. )
( Send for Ilustrnted Catologue. )
INK IT RA
Bargains ; all the year round ? Do ! Eh ? Well , you may get fooled on it ,
But there'js one thing you can't get fooled onand that's in buying one oi
those five.'dollar suits of us this week. They are without exception the
grandest value that ever tested the purchasing power of a five dollar note.
They are made of strictly all wool Scotch Tweeds and Cheviots , goods
that if you know anything at all about cloths , you know arc as good
goods to wear as any goods made. The colors are in greys and fancy mix
tures , the patterns neat , the sizes from 34 to 42. We rise to remark that
we will guarantee this suit will wear as long , hold its shape as well and
look as well at the end of its usefulness as any ten dollar suit you can
buy in Omaha.
SIX FIFTY SUITS.
In connection with this great five dollar sale , we begin today a sale
of elegant all wooLidjjk suits , at six dollars and fifty cents. A great many
of our customers could not get suited in the five dollar ones , as their
preference was for a darker suit , and ill order to meet this demand , we
place on sale four hundred strictly all wool sack suits , in two handsome
patterns. Suits that if we hadn't struck a snap in buying , would have
been marked eleven dollars , go this week at six dollars and fifty cents.
" " " "
THOSE. VESTS
which we are selling for fifty cents , are talking for us in every quarter of
the city. They are made of Pique , Marseilles and Duck. They are in
white and light grounds , with neat figures , stripes , checks and plaids , in
all sorts of colors. Compare them with the ones your partner paid a dollar
lar or a dollar fifty for. That'll tell the story.
Why are these vests like a Dago ? Because they can be washed and
not hurt 'em one bit.
Boucl'sQpera 'House ,
Commencing Tuesday , June 0.
Grand Production of
The County Pair ,
Presented Exuctly us nt tlio Union Square
Theatre. Now Vork. where Ithas Ijoonthu per
manent iittruotlortfor throe yours.
( v T \ r v ITJio Union fc'quaro Company.
i The llilllnluz Horse Race ,
THE MEIUY HUSKING BEE.
J20.COD exploited ou the stage In this produc
tion.
DIME EDEN MUaEE.
Corner llth and I'arnam Streets.
WEEK 0V JUNE 8TII.
The Wrestling Hoars.
1 ho Hoyal Italian Gypsy Hand.
The Humes , In Farce Comedy.
Dick Devlin , tlio Irish NUhlngalc.
Sol Stone , the Mathematical Marvel , and a
host of Sketch Artists.
A 1'rotrtublo Hour of Amusement.
DR , BAILEY ,
Graduate Dentist.
A Full Sat of Teeth on Itubbor ,
! T < . , lor HVK Doi.LAlM. A perfect
} ? Mi fit guaranteed. Teeth extnictol
rx wltbout pain or danger , unl
tefVi without anaesthetics. liolU and
Ullver UlllniM At lowest met ) .
1 llrldco anil Crown Work. Teeth
without Mutes. All work wur-
lantod.
OFFICE , PAXTON BLOCK , 16TH AND FARNAM
Entrance , IGth itroct clovator. Open evening i
untlla o'clock.
PRESS THE BUHON , II LIBHfsl
Burnt a bright ( lame Irom a minute to 2 hours
The ( Int iiriictlcul ielMlzhtlng 1'ockct
Lamp ami Olitar l.lilitcre > ir Intro-
duccil. A inntch iiafe In appcaruncr ,
but Binnlltr In elzu. A man cl of liik't-
nutty. Uetful and convenient ,
ile , compleU ) Ith ullacccffo.
4 exprcBwd , prepaid to nny
! BB , on receipt of t > loo.
2flJ NOHTIIWESTKIIN Sl'KriAI.TV
Co , , Dee llullillnu , Omnlm , Nl'b
I emale lieani , t he most po eiful female regulator 1'er.
iecllykAfe. Never fail , it , | > onpaid. Sendac. ( llarapfol
putlcularl. Addretl UdN DRUG CO. , Buffalo , N. Y.
For Halo liy Oooilinim DriiB Co.
WHY WE SUCCEED IN OUR ENTERPRISE.
1. Because we do as we advertise.
2. Because we sell goods at less than the cost of material. .
3. Because we guarantee a genuine tailor-made suit at readJy-made prices
4. Because we guarantee a perfect fit.
B. Because we alter goods to fit the purchaser free of chamge. .
6. Because we give the purchaser more than he anticipatestfor his money
7. Because we have the confidence of the public.
8. Because we never allow a garment to be misrepresented.
ALL ALTERATIONS DONE FREE OF CHARGE TO INSURE A PERFECT FIT.
SEXEX WHAT YOU OAN SA.VB ,
$70 custom rrmdo putt for . , . . $32.50 505 custom mudo overcoat 8H2.00 810 custom mudo pants for 8 8.2. " >
$00 custom mudo suit for $ : ! 0.00 500 custom mudo uvoroont ? 28.50 815 custom iniulu pants for 8 7. 0
$ uri custom mudo suit ( or , , , $127.50 $ oO custom mudo ovurouut 821,50 SKI custom Hindu pantx for 8 O.fiO
$50 custom miuto suit for , . . . , $125.00 815 custom mudo overcoat. . . . ,820.00 8112 custom inadumtia \ \ for 8 ( t.OO
3-15 custom miulo suit , for 820.00 840 custom mudo overcoat 817.50 810 custom nuulo pantu for 8 5.00
$10 custom miulo suit for $18.50 8J5 ! custom mudo ovorcout. . . , .31-1.00 S 8 custom made pants for $ 4.SO
$ S5 custom mtulo suit for .815.00 828 custom made ovorcout 812.2.r 3 7 custom Hindu pants for % 3.07
FULL DRESS SUITS FOR SALE OR HIRE ,
Open Evenings until 9 o'clock. ' Saturday Evenings until 10 o'clock.
Original Misfit Clothing Parlors ,
13O9 Farnam Street , Omaha. Nebraska. 13O0
* of lifetime advertised
Bargains a , as
store crowded daily. Special bargains for
SATURDAY.
Ladies' Fine Kid 'Button Boots $1.48 , worth $3.00.
Burt's Fine Shoes all go at $3 pair , worth $6.
Ladies who wear narrow shoes should attend this sale.
Burt's Kangaroo Shoes , for gents' wear , only $3.5O
Worth $6.50.
Ladies' fine Oxford Ties at HALF PRICE.
SPECIAL :
Boys' canvas lace Shoes only 49c pair
Boys' lawn tennis Shoes only 35C pair
Men's alligator Slippers only T5c pair
Men's canvas lace Shoes only 75c pair
Men's canvas lace Shoes , rubber soles only 75c pair
Men's patent leather Oxford Ties. . .only $2.OO pair
Men's kangaroo congress only $ 1.98 pair
Men's calf low Shoes only $ 1.48 pair
Children's pebble goat button only 73c pair
Boys' pebble goat button only 97c pair
Children's no heel button only 19c pair
Ladies' tan goat Oxfords only 75c pair
Ladies' point goat house Slippers..only 49c pair
Ladies' side lace Shoes only $2.OO pair
Remember the great sale Saturday
Big bargains in Ladies' and Gents' FINE
SHOES.
We have no branch.
.Look for the large signs :
FIRE SALE
OF SHOES ,
114 SOUTH 16TH STREET.
( OLD BOSTON STORE. )
Store open evenings.
P. S , Special sale of Working Shoes.
NO GLJR.EX ! HO
1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb.
, njedlcliio illptoinai nhow l itlll treating with the
In a
' A regular graduate
Manr jcar experience
"iy % MrH .
lo'cuia'0Cj'n' ' 'ult llon'frc .a Book Mj tefle lit Life ) i nt Jroj. 03lct
19 a. ui. to 13 in. U Q < 1 itaup lor twl\ \
To the Citizens of Omaha and
Vicinity :
Dr. ( A Ore Wo U n roaultir erniluato oi'
iniMlloliio fioin I lilnii , liitvlnu tiikrn n tlmr-
tiitali coiirso of < < titily. oMfiidlujj ever ol lib
yi'iitv , in gunm of Ilio best Clnncso collOKCH.
services to nil thow „
now discuses of nny Mini , ami fculiroiilldciit
that In every case nu undertakes ho cnn ad
you Rood. T
Mint of tlio ItiRredlentH ho uses In litsrntno *
( Hot nro uutanloal sulistmiccM frcm t'hliut ,
ninny uf tliuiu unUnuu u out.shio of that coua
IloclmrKPs nollil 113 for examination , consul- *
tat I on or advice , "ton can cull nnil hu\o
filcmlly chat with nlni. and hu will frankly
state what ho can do for you. Ills miiiultai
tloni anil communications conducted In Hid
utn est prlvuoy and Htrletcsl confidence.
UN remedies are easy to takoand perfectly
luiriiiivsi. The mint of them net on the blood ,
purifying it and iioaiioyliig the mlciobcs oi
Imt'torin.
Perhaps you nro siiirorlnit from some ills-
ease of lone Htundlnn und huvo tried nltnosV
ovury remedy known without success. Woulrt
It not bo woil to try tlio rhlnese mode of
ticatimmt now , or nt nny ruto call nnil lot
Dr. 0. lleoVo o.Mimlno thocnso nnd loll you
what hoi'tin do ?
Dr. l'Gco Wo has thousands of testimonial *
In his possession , ainonir watch are the fol *
lowing ;
II. II. YOUXO , S7I.-I North Twontv-fourth
street , Omaha. Ourcd severe cold nml rap
idly ilovolopliiK consumption ; wus told could
not lust six months ; cured wholly with Oht
nose remedies
.Mllf. 11. LUGK , 1WJ Klfih strcot.-FiilTeretl
with sIcU houdachp and Ki'iicnil ilcblllty ; lunt
tried all kinds of medicines anil dooUir.s. Now
rol.nst and hoalthy.
M. V. VAN WOKMKU. 1717 Third stroeti
Council Illiitts. Oonurul dchllltyntid pains In
oliuHl ; ftsw OOKS ticatmciit ; uovvr foil uutti ! *
thnn at present *
MIIK. T. O. HIOE , Houth Omaha. ( AlhrlRht ) *
flcr tryuiL' other icmcdles for cljlit yeiir
„ d Dr. uoo Wo's treatment ; now completely
cr'ri'd.
JOHN II. IIAMMKTT. South Omaha. ( Wosfc
AliiriKht ) . llunrt disease and ualn In chustj
short coimo of treatment ; now almost cured.
Mils.V. . A. NMUIIUhbUN , P07 Kl liteontl
strccl. Ithoiimatl'Jiii. then huiiiniorriiKO of
the liiii .sand llnully lie.irt disease ; complete
wroi'Kj went to Ktiropoand tiled ovorythlugj
now entltol v cured hv Dr. Ouo Wo.
MIl.1. . K. YATES. iir > 0 Q street ,
Omahn. I'emalo vvealcni'ss and Hick lieud.
ache ; could set no relief tilt Dr.Ceu Wocnrct }
me. WIllKludly recommend him for tlicsq
troiihlcs.
I'nrthulioncflt of these who cannot see tha
doctor he h is picparud the following elghp
remedies for the most urovulont diseases :
i
B'-OOD ' PURIFIER , RHEUMATISM CURE\
CATARRH CURE , INDIGiSTION AND DYS
PERSIA CURE , SICK HEADACHE CURE , LOST
MANHOOD CURE , FEMALE WEAKNESS CURE ,
AN6 KIDNEY AND LIVER CURE.
These troubles can oa lly bo dl.ijrnosed a
the piopor remedies pio.Mired. Kor all otu
tronliles write , enclosing .stamp for qnostioi.
blank' and book , as the doctor uses u apcoliu
remedy for each disease. '
DR. C. GEE WO ;
5I91. North (6th ( Stre3t ,
Office Hours froin 0 a. m. to 9 p.
m. , Hvery Day. _
DOCTOR Mc&REW
THE SPECIALIST
Morcthan n ycuri p.xporloncu In tha tro.-ilimat of
PBIVA.TB DISEASES. _ _ .
AcurORUaruntced In 3 to4 diir , wltliont liolujiol
an liour'j tlmo.
GLEET.
Tlio mon complete imd nbsoluta euro for Rlcot and
nil iinnoyliiK illacliurKCi over known to tlio muillcaj
liroleaalun. I'crmanuntly curud In froini to U duyf
STEIOTQB3
Or pnln In relieving tlio bladder cure , ! wltliont pile
or liistrniMontH , no cutlliiK , no illlitlnx , Tlio mou
rcuurliablorumcdy known to modern iclunco. '
SYPHILIS.
Cured In SO to Ml dii j Dr. Mcllrotr'i trcntmont fo
tills tcrrlbla blooddUoiitoliui buun ( irnnouncctl tlio
mot Biiccossful roincdy ovur ill oovornd for tin * ob-
noliito euro of tlio tlHoiHo. lll < siiccon withthli
dUoano l\ni \ never boon uquillo 1. A complulo <
guiinintoud.
guiinintoud.LOST MA.NHOOD
ncsn.nll woiknos oi oi tl o soxuul or uni , norroui *
Ami timidity and despondency nluuluU'lcurujl
Th orollof Is limncill.iU'nii.l complete. <
SKIN DISEASES ,
nnd nil dlscnioi of tlio blood , Itvur , klilnoyi , a&4
bluddur permanently euro I.
FEMALE DISEASES
Tlio doctor "Homo Treatment" for Indies li pr <
noiinifd by nil who Inivo used It to bo tlio most coin *
plcloimd convi'idont remedy over otTered for tlia
trontmuntof foinnlo dhu.iioi. It U truly u wondurlu *
remedy. Hours for Indies . from 'i to 4 only ,
DR. MoQRE\V'3
Mnrrolloui aiicecss In thu trputinent of rrlvntodlJ.
c.-l-ei lina WDM for him a IC'pulntlon wlilrli Is Irulp
niitlonnl In clinrnctor. unit Ids k-ruU army of patli'nU
iciuliui from thoAtliinllo IQ tlio I'icdila. The doctor
In a Krndunto of "rcxulnr" mudlelno nnd lm nay
jonu iind c.iroful u < porl'iico In lioiplttl prncllco.
nnd Is clamitd iinionu the lendliiK npochilUtH In modi
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