The Oregon daily journal., November 22, 1908, Page 59, Image 59

THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL'. PORTLAND. SUNDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 22, 1903.
lid' DATES
CICELLED
lil STATE
Y. 31. C. A. Director, Says
',' -Question of Boys' Ages
. Never Occurred When He
Engaged Singers to Ap
pear Here. .
The Roney boy, under th manage
ment of. Henry B. Roney. of Chicago,
booked for ooncert in Portland De
, eember 14 and whoa appearance , la
barred by the child labor law, will not
how her under the auspice of the
T. M. C. A. as had been arranged. The
offloiala Of th association hav can
eld ' the contract. ,. ;.: 1 v i.H; '
But even though the contract wae
called off several daye ago. Individual
have Interested themaelvee In the mat
ter and have appealed to the Juvenile
court official and to Superintendent
Kigier or tut puou scnoois. -mess
persons attll have hope that while the
Roney boy are In thl aectlon of the
country arrangement may possibly yet
'. be made whereby a concert might be
given nere. Mrs. iun k. xrumDun,
" secretary of the child labor commission,'
' has written Mr. Roney Informing him
that the Appearance of the boy here
would b contrary to law.
The following letter to Mrs. Trum
bull, written by W. 8. Hale, director
of the boys department of the associa
tion explain the view of the Y. M.
"Tour letter at hand, and In answer
Will say that at the time we made the
contract for the appearance of the
Roney boys under our auspices, the
matter of the boys' age never entered
toy mind, but, of course, under the
circumstances, we will at once cancel
the engagement. We do not wish to
do anything contrary to the child labor
law but on the other hand we wish
to do all In our power to further the
good work of the law, and will stand
ready to help any movement that stands
for the betterment of humanity. I
will writ Mr. Roney,-the manager, to
day requesting that the contract be
canceled."
The boys are dated to appear in Van
couver, Wash., and will probably spend
a day here on their way there. Ar
rangements" had also been made for
concerts at The Dalle. Pendleton, Me
Mlnnville and several other place in
eastern Oregon. All these dates, too.
will have, to . be Canceled on Account of
tha state child labor law.
BRYAN CENSOK OF
STATE LEGISLATURE
frfnlted Prw Leaerd Wtre.'l
Lincoln, Neb., Nov. Sl.willlftm X
13 -ia n la t n 1 . 1 I . - ,
Nebraska. Democratio leader of the
jiBwiy eieciea legislature are planning
mill a,, uicum.1 pre
sented by them. They want to be sure
the new law keepf the pledges of the
tat and national platform so far a
. possible and thus Insure the return of
a Democratio legislature two years
The plan is meeting with the approval
of the party worker and Bryan will
b?..,ven .chance to demonstrate his
Hill,., In , Yl tin. - J 1 . - I
v " uniuni legis
lation. If he keep the trust of the
fropiw, as me leaoer aeciare ne will,
hey say there I no doubt nf the
1 , tin at 1..I.1...l - .
will tend him r to th United BUtti
SUFFRAGETTES OF
' CIIICAQQ GRATEFUX
(TTatte tnm teased wlre.V ,
Chicago, Nov. Si. One of the msil
remarkable demonstration In favor of
woman's suffrage In Chicago's hlatorv
took place this afternoon when (00
suffragettes gathered at a Thanksgiv
Ing breakfaaf at a down town hotel.
Practically every prominent . woman
, worker In the city attended. Buffra-
f ette leader addressed the crowd brief,
y. expressing; satisfaction at the pres
ent condition of th movement.
STEEL WORKERS TO.
y HAVE WORK AGAIN
, . (TTnlted Prase Leaned Wire.)
Chicago. Nov.. 21. Official of the
Illinois Steel comoanv annminrarf .
day that itt was practically certain that
II Vl A n,MMr' V. r. . . . M 1 .
J "i - viiiu V9 run
nlng full force by December 1. Twelve
thousand men will be given employ
ment A large majority of the Inhab
itants of th town of Gary, where the
works are located, are employes.
About half of. the workers have been
unemployed for more than a year and
many departments nave been running
only half time.
SPANISH WAR MEN
SURELY WITH HENEY
-::; v
(Halted Prees Leased Wlre.l
Sacramento, Cal., Nov. 11. Resold
lions of sympathy for Francis J. Heney
and the graft prosecution of San Fran
cisco have been adopted by J. Holland
Laldler camp No. 6, United Spanish
War veterans, In thl city. In' the res
olutions 1 a clause offering to glva
to Heney all the money in th treas
ury of the camp If he desires it to fur
ther hts work. A letter Informing him
of the offer and resolution has been
sent him.
The driving wheels on a locomotive
recently built for a French railroad that
i full of sharp curve are flangeless,
th engine being kept on th track by
wheels that revolve horizontally be
tween the rails. , - 5
SUBJECTS OF: VITAL PUBLIC
. INTEREST 10 BE DISCUSSED
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FALSE: REPORTS SPREAD ,
RELATIVE TO THE PLAGUE
Walter Thorn as Mills, A. M.
-l UEN ANDWOMEHs
'tiCM.aV I UeBl(lferBasaral
"si 1 to I lchr,lamtio.
HuuMt irriMuona sr imnuou
ibhtIbm."" f eaas tarabrasos.
iTKEEvmOHEXICUOa, tnt er aoiwaoaa. ,
1tl01MTl,J aall hy Drarsist.
V. V.S.A. ir t la slats vrssBfr,
exyraw, -trepald. Is
es. or i boitix at.n.
Oirealar seas a ms
Wal ter Thomas Mills, A. M., will
peak In th new Masonlo Temple, West
Park and Yamhill trets, on Sunday,
December , at I p. m and On each
aay following at t p. m., for on week.
These meeting are held under the aus
pice of a commute of one hundred of
th cltlsen of Portland, representing
many phase of thought and a great va
riety of Interests.- Among those who
have accepted position on thl commit
tee are: ;.
Oeorse BL Chamberlain, governor of
Oregon. V ,
ur Harry iane, mayor or rortiana.
Dr. C H. Chapman of the Morning
Ore;onian. -
U. 8. jaegson or in uregon journal.
John r. Carroll of th Evening Tel
rra, .
j. f. unua oi tne wainoiio eeniinei.
Rev. D. L. Rader of the Pacific Chris
tian Advocate.
Thomas J. Dillon or the Daily New.
H. J. Parklson of the Labor Press.
Mr. Clara B. Colby of the Woman'
Tribune.
W. S, U'Ren, "father of the referen
dum In Oregon."
Colonel C, E. S. Wood.
L. J. Peter of Bradstreef Commer
cial Agency. "
C. O. Young, national organiser of the
American Federation of Labor.
Dr. E. 8. Muckley, pastor of the First
Christian church.
Dr. Clarence True Wilson, pastor Cen
tenary Methodist church.
Mrs. Robert Lutke, president of the
Portland Woman's club.
r. A. King Wilson of th Woman's
club.
Mrs. Ada Wallace-Unruh, correspond
ing secretary of the state W. C T. XI.
H. W. Stone, secretary of th Portland
T.Jd. C. A.
I. K. Knodell, superintendent of the
Anti-Saloon league of Oregon.
Rev. J. Whitcomb Brougher, pastor at
th White Temple.
Rev, Benjamin Young, pastor of the
Taylor Street church.
Rabbi Wise of the Congregation of
Beth Israel synagogue.
Professor R. F. Robinson, superin
tendent of schools, Multnomah county.
Professor Frank Rlgler, superintend
ent of city schools of the city of Port
land. John Lloyd. Christian Sclance prac
titioner. Professor T. T, Davis, principal Port
land High school.
lira Millie Trumbull, secretary of
stat child labor commission.
'Mrs. Lv Gee, president of th Gar
ment Workers union.
J. I Ledwldge, business manager
Structural Building Trade alliance.
H. G. Parson, president of th Fed
erated Trade council.
These and many other join In invit
ing th citizens of Portland and vicin
ity to attend these meetings.
The subjects to be discussed ar as
follow:
December t Ethical Aspiration and
Economic Need.
December T The Wasted Resource
of Earth and Man.
December 8 The City, th Center
both of Corruption and of Progress.
December 8 The Publlo Power and
the Organized Workers, both of the Fac.
tory and of th Farm.
December 10 The Traffio In Vic and
the Market for Men.
December 11 The Final Trust either
of the Producers or of those "whotoil
not neither do they spin."
December 11 Despotism of Democ
racy, both in the Workshop and at th
Ballot Bos.
Mr. Mills was the preliminary dele
gate of the American Federation of La
bor to the British Trades congress in
securing international fraternal repre
sentation between these countries. He
was th special commissioner to Great
Britain for the world's congress auxil
iary of the world's fair at .Chicago, and
in tnis connection it was ne wno se
cured for the first time in all history
the cooperation of both Catholics and
Protestants in a religious gathering.
This was done .in the world's congress
of religions at Chicago In 1898.
Mr. Mills has SDoken freauentlv in
Portland during the last SO years. Last
winter- he gave a series of addresses
In this city in the Young Men' Chris
tian Association hall and in the leading
cnurcnes, including tne f irst unnatian
church, Grace Methodist Episcopal
church and the White Temple, and he
was on of the speakers at th Chau
tauqua session this season at Gladstone
FarK.
Eye glasses, tl at Metsgar'a.
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Dr. Rdpert Blue, . quarantine officer at San Francisco, Cal., who is ac
tively In charge of the coast fight against the plague.
the federal arid iocal health authorities,
and no trouble is expected from this
source. The,-infection has been dis
covered among' the ground squirrels In
Contra Costa county. The one case
which occurred In. Los Angeles was in
fected .from the bit of a ground squir
rel. The fact that the infection Is
among the squirrel is the most seri
ous aspect of the question and may
require heroic eradicativ measures.
The entire campaign ha been under
the direction of tn united States pub
llo health and marine hospital service,
of which General Walter Wyman is the
head. Th state board of health de
serves the very- greatest praise for its
cooperation In this campaign. In San
Francisco the city government and the
city board of health did splendid work
with the assistance of the cltlsens'
health committee, which was organized
for the apeclflo purpose of educating
the people and combating the disease.
The city of Oakland also did good work.
It ha long been recognised that the
federal health service was best fitted
for handling problems of thl kind, and
this campaign ha simply demonstrated
again that It Is not only safe, but'
necessary, to delegate this work to the
United States public health and marine
hospital service r
TO-NIGHT
gr'J eu
V- 4fT wanuvi own a . wmvunu
ItfilK Bavin and Cotton Root Pille,
the best and only reliable rem
edT for riMALi mou
bz.ss n s&xsavivaju-
TIES. Cure the most nhatl.
hat cases in S to 10 days. Price $1 per
bot, or I for IS; mailed in plain wrap
per. Address T. J. PIERCE 211 Alisky
bldg., J6S Morrison st. Portland, Or. .
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SOU BY CRLCGISTS EYERYWXEKS
HYDROCELE
The term "hydrocele" Is taken from
"Hydro"- water, and Is literally a
. pouch-Ilke distention of th tunica
vaglnalla from an unnatural accu
' mulation of straw colored fluid In
the Sack. Th reflex diseases that
develop as the case approaches th
chronic stage are many.. It is
usually of slow growth but a steady
Increase Is certain sometimes reach.
Uwhg the ize of a man' head. Elee-
trloity or local applications In it
treatment are about as effectual as
ouring water on a goose's back,
ut my treatment will cure any case
in a week to 10 days without pain
or detention from business, and it
will pay you to investigate my
methods. If I cannot show you ten
times -mora cures than any other
specialist in the city I will make
you a present of tlOO In cold. I am
doing business on facts, not fiction.
and am prepared to demonstrate
these facts to your entire satisfac
tion. ,
What I say of hydrocele 1 none
th less true of
VARICOCELE
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In well ailments a these you are foolish to rely upon the unsup
ported word of any man. , Don't do U from m or anyone else. I It
not about time you were wanting to see aotne of the good before you
get any more pig In th pok ', business? I cure these ailment In a
wek to 10 daya. .. .-. . ,.,,:. ....
ino, cure, rso pay
: NO EXPERIMENTS
- Vr'Vr ISO FAILURES
r waUrTJt!tnd-'IiSlJ devoted to th cur of B1.QOP rot-
IPJJ. L2 J? XTOKXTS, BUSDEa, FROS
SZSBASXS COUtOVtO X. nOurfeT irlunoompUcated case. I
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$10.00 SaHf N
If you have made mistakes In th .t i Vta wt f ait Iraiai fnn
ul tat Ion nd ftdrlca f rA. 1 van snTT M.n .. fn
examination blauk many cases cured at home. Medicines $1.60 to $8.80:
per course. r . ... ,
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St Louis Mttnd Dispensary
V OORHI MCOKD ASS TAKTTTT.r., TOXTLAWD, OaUBOOV.
Ban Francisco, ' Nov. II. 8o much'
discussion ha arlsea over th plague
condition on th coast that a special
correspondent of this paper on the
coast caned upon" Dr. Rupert Bfue,
quarantine officer at San Francisco, to
see what the fact were. Dr. Blue
gave some astonishing figure , which
show that th condition 1. not nearly
so serious a has been generally sup
uosed. -.
He states that in San Francisso not
a case of the plague among human be
ings has occurred since January 80,
1908. ' From May, 1907, to January 30,
1908, ISO human cases were reported
with 77 deaths.
Aprpoximately 400 plague rats have
been found. These were very numer
ous until March, 1908. There was one
infected rat in April, one in May, one
in June and one on July 28. From
that time until October 21 no infected
rat were found. On Infected rat was
found on October 21 and one on Oc
tober 23, 19S8. The rat found in
April, May, June and July all came
from one place.. The two rats found
In October were taken about one and
one half block from this focus, so that
it may be said that ther has only
been one focus of plague In San Fran
cisco since last April.
Th city of San Francisco ha under
gone a very thorough cleaning at the
hands of the United States public
health and marine hospital service and
was never in such a cleanly condition
as at 'present. Th work is still be
ing carried forward, the United States
government spending about 820.000 per
month.
There were 13 human case, with
eiht deaths, in Oakland. Active meas
ures are being taken. in Los Angeles by
YOUNG WOMAN TRIES
TO TAKE OWN LIFE
rHeart Newt bf Lonrent Leeaed Wire.)
Washington, D. C, Nov. 31. Mystery
surrounds the case of a handsomely
dressed woman, believed to be Miss
Sadie Hutchlns of San Francisco, wh
is thought to be dying in th Emergen
cy hospital from th effect of poison.
The doctors say she is evidently suf
fering from the effects of an unusually
large dose of morphine or opium. Miss
Hutchlns was found shortly after 11
o'clock- this morning in her room-on
the third floor of the Buckingham hotel,
where she registered last night. One
of th maids made several unsuccess
ful attempts to get Into the room but
failed to get a response after rapping
on th door for a long time. -
? Honeymoon in Snowstorm.
Colorado Springs Correspondent Denver
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An unusual honeymoon, filled With
hardship and suffering, was th lot of
Mr. and Mrs. George Fitting on Manltou,
who returned Saturday from the White
River country after a Week of f rlghtf ..!
experiences. Th young couple weal
on a hunt and were caught In a stnrtn.
For more than a week they jluiti.p i
their way through snow three feet l'-j
on the level, rkiing horsebacR, ami In
allv maklne; their way into New Castl
Mrs.. Fitting 1 the sister of Li;
Harris, the capitalist, and 1 accounted
the most beautiful brW en this sen.
on in Manltou. She was wedded secrot
ly at a email town in Iowa and the
pair earn west to apend their fconey
moon, . -, . - , .- . ,
W lnK..fn fnAnatrw of Vnea Iff m
government monopoly yielding l3,000.
600 a year.
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Recommends
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For Escecs Fat
Fa4 women wh ar lookmr lor a aew xer
is ar ad vised to try th Dane of th Soran
Tells, JtTsrr aaBSOl of the body Is tmraaTtrt tns
' play by on or Mother of th phase cat thl
. dano. aad It la id Infallibly to prodoo
deatred vedaettem If perMvertarly ket u for
(Xrbt or tea weeks. Lea thao W mlanaea work
dally, however, will so eaus mnoa tntpTove-
jsont. ThdaM, balag intrwa. reqwire a
eaoher. but It is well worm is rmm aaa
saoaar it takes to aouau- to vtos wnos
flgur has beset rxrtned by fat, for U is
Mmed that wtth fastanral praotto H will
raa aad beaatlfy vry Uo of aha body.
Tksr ar maar over fat seraon, how-
rr, who lack Ue Um neoownvry to pro-
tic ta Salom oaoe, aaa ior ines w
aurcesa a simpler piaa wnereDy aota
diettag aad exarcislna are abolished.
Much time alse i saved, justthasam
the remits ar eminently satisfaotory.
Body Unas equally a refined aad lgn
t thos produoed by Salom dancing, aad
ha loss of even a full bonad of fat a day mar
be secured by thl fcom method wttkoak
causing aay 111 effeot aad at aa zpM so
trill six that it doeeoot count. , -
Her ar th direction la full. Either
writ to th lUrnola Oo-. Detroit. Mich., or.
better sUll. go dlreot t your owa arattwx
ad gt on f ta ztra tare ease ox
Harmola Prescription Tablet he sella for
78 oents. This size ooataias aa amouat of
a tablet suffioieat to nroduo very pleaaiag
rult oa anyoae's axoe fat. Take oa tablet
r meals aad at bedtim. aad yo shoald begin to
iveurfleshsraotioallratono. Ton ehenld. fur
thermore. Had itooming off th too fat part flret
-ta it abould) and thereafter th redactkm will
be alo and aaiform. Hundreds havawaarsj
Chair form cot down to th good. hard, ahaoelr
thl slniple way, and beat of all. ther hare don It withut doing en
''s labor er dspriricc themselves of aaythlBg ther really wasted to eat.
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THE REAL
PECIALI
This Is the
DIFFERENCE
Some Specialists announce that they
cure all Disorders, including those of
the lungs, liver, heart, stomach, bow
els, also catarrh, asthma, rheumatism,
etc. . These are not th true Special
ists of Men's Diseases. Any intelli
gent man can see the reason. If you
need a Specialist's services go to one
that does specialize, and not to the
general doctor who calls himself a
specialist.
Jgyw'nw'TiffTirTTwwT1
SB. TATOB,
n leading Specialist
MEN'S
This Is the
ADVANTAGE
The true specialist is a physician
who is absolutely expert in the treat
ment of a few diseases. He know all
about the few diseases he treats, and
he treats difficult cases with the same
certainty with which th general prac
titioner treats the most common ail
nt Vnr 25 vears I have been
treating men's diseases only. I began
my special work after thorough prep
aration at the best medical colleges
and hospitals in the country, and have
cured more than any other Specialist
in the west, some of whom were
themselves physicians. '
DISEASES AND NONE OTHERS
... i.i... t. . k( ii ia. V i .. t 1... t,n a. Ansa", allmenta But of each
aliment I have handled many thousand cases. My reputation has been built upon my, ability to cur those mat
others could not cure. My apeclalty Includes all the disorders classed as ."wesKness na,.1'1?, " " KX.W
common to Its sufferer. I cur varlcocal without the knife, surgery or caustic. For all diseases, y meth
ods are quick, certain and permanent. . I cur Blood Disorders with harmless, blood-clesnsing remedies that drive
out the poison never to return. I have a direct treatment for FVoetatlo Troubles. Bladder and d"y,1",0'd2r;'
and Piles, which completely relieve, and I as certain a It is lure. I have every mechanical therapeutic aid.
and my offices ar th very best equipped of any on the Coast.
I NEVER DISAPPOINT OR MISLEAD MY
PATIENTS, and MY CURES are PERMANENT
I have treated hundreds of men who hav long sdffered a gradual declln of physical nd mental "r;7"
a result er sumema, ana nv coon interesiea m noung me murmu .. ....... -.-
cure of the chief disorder. My success In curing difficult cases of long standing has fnade
.iwlallat treatlnr men's dlseoses. This successes due to several things. It Is due to the original, distinctive
and thoroughly .clentif lo mthod . .. m.u. tT,fl, fol,nw
TO tnose in uouui hi io inoir irua conumun, uw wno wish " '" . '"f - --"-- ;r - - 1
neglect. I offer free consultation and advlc. either at my office nr through correspondence.
, a " -w"
Varicocele
of the few that have reached an incurable stage, I will not accept it for treatment, nor win
upon any one. i treat curaoi cases only, ana cur an case 1 ireau
Scientific Treatment for "Weakness"
Dosing the system with powerful stimulant and
tonic In aa effort to restor functional vigor and have
but one final result, th condition is rendered worse
than before. .Few doctor know of any. other method
than stomach drugging, and when this does no good.
they y: "There 1 no cur for Weakness." I have
often mad strong statement to th effect that the
ailment must o tnorougniy unaerstooa oeror it could
b remedied. I have proved it beyond dispute that so-
called "Weakness" is merely an indication of th ex
istence or a low rorm or innammatieo m tn Prostata
Oland. which 1 Usually aggravated and made worse
by stimulating medicine, electricity or any other agent
net excites temporary activity, xne prostate is a
n.rvi eantar and therefore "very sensitive to tratmn
the right kind quickly helps whll th wrong kind
can cause great harm and sometime irreparable dam
age. ..v.'.---.v ,
I amoloy the only scientific and full effective treat
ment for "Weakness," which is almost entirely local,
by which I mean that the medication la applied directly
to parts. Medicines containing poisons' er entirely
excluded. I obtain the most desirable result In every
case undertaken, and the cure 1 permanent and com
plete. -- - :. ,;,.-:.--.---i . ..,,:,
I cure any case that I accept. My treatment 1 a
sinless one, and in most Instance th patient need not
e detained a single day from business. There is no
doubt or guesswork, but absolute certainty of a thor
ough and lasting cure, with complete return to that
degree of health and vigor that existed befor th
disease began.
Contracted Diseases
Every case I treat Is cured thoroughly. My patients
have no relapses. When I pronounce a case cured there
is not a particle of Infection or Inflammation remaining
and there isn't th slightest danger that th disease ;
will return in Its original form or work it way Into
the general system. Borne disease ar less serious than
others, but non are too trivial to warrant uncertain
method of treatment, I especially olicit thos case
that other doctors hav been uuabl to cur.
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MT OFFICES ABE OPEN EVERT DAT FROM t
A. M. TO P. M. SCNEATS. 10 TO 1 ONLT.
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Tho TIP TAVT AD .234 1-2 Morrison , Street
i 1IV M-ri. ' i i.a J. Kl J AY VU. for. Stconl nd Morrlsin. POBTI ND. Of:-
Miraculous Cures
Skeptici Amued at the Relief Af-
forded pi Sufferins; Patients.
C Gee Wo the Man Who Is Perform
ing These Wonderful Cures,
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C CEE no, iBcChlitse Dtctcr .
Thl Treat Chines doctor I well
known throughout th northwest be
cause f hi wonderful and marvelous
cures, and is today heralded by all hi
patient a th greatest of hi kind. He
treats any and all diseases With power
ful Chinese roots, herbs and barks that
are entirely unknown to the medical
scienoe of this country. With thee
harmless remedies he guarantees to cura
catarrh, asthma, lung troubles, yhetuna
tlsm, nervousness, stomaoh. live aad.'
kidney troubles, also private diseases of
Vtea aad woman.
coirsTj-TATioir nusB. ': .
Patient outside of city write fo
blanks and circulars. Inclos 4c stamp.
The C Gee WV Medicine Co.
1C8K Firs St., wear Xorrtsoa,
" Portland. Or.
Dr.
ob-at osrerxas rxTBXC-tns.
This 1 to certify that I have takstt
Drs. I Tee and K. York's mediclne for
liver and kidney trouble and after tak
ing them for one month I hav been re
lieved from all pain and am a healthy
man. after suffering for 11 year and
not finding relief from other medicine
I can highly recommend their medicine
to all person suffering from liver anl
kidney trouble. .-
(Signed) C IIEKRT, ;, '
' 91 K. th St.. City.,;-
All diseases ar treated, by their skill
ful and ucceesnss from their learning
of the ancients and modern Chlnea-t
physicians, and treated without th a)t
of knife and operation, and employing
no dangerous medicine. Cur heart,
lung, stomach, consumption, nervoti
debility, lost manhood. . cancer, all fe
male weakness, chronto trouble and ;i
private diseases of men and wurnen.
Ask all suffering people to see the vari
able testimonials from their graW',1
raUents. Yee as York Idedictne in.
HVi 1st t. cor. Salmon, Portland, in.
and other droe habits are polti?c! c:;
mail. ReruUr pr.e t) rr l
at ynnrnteelit or by mil In i
Ckenleal to, M. L,
11AB1T1NA. for hr potniie er I
rarqpiesenttoany omj Iiki. t i.
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