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FEW GOO D SINGERS
Much Alarm Is Felt by Eminent Mu
sicians at the Fake Artists
and Their Methods.
Students Do Not Care to Spend
Sufficient Time on "Vocal-
ization."
T Clark Brocolini in Brooklyn Eagle
Eminent musical authorities are much
xercised over the manifest decadence In
the art of singing which has been appar
ent and is steadily becoming more pro
nounced, not only in the centers of Euro
pean musical art, but more especially in
the United States The question Is often
asked, "Why it is that so few great artists
are to be found among the singers of to
day, in comparison tp the multitude of
those who start out with the intention of
becoming famous''
It is not for lack of voices for it has
been demonstrated that this country pro
duces a larger proportion of naturally
beautiful voices than any other on the
face of the globe Italy s reputation not
Withstanding
To meet the demand of 50 000 students
for singing masters there is a plethora of
charlatans masquerading as professors of
singing Antiquated solo singers who
failed for lack of ability, moth-eaten
chorus singers of Italian and English
opera organists pianists professors of
every instrument In the orchestra from
the \iolin to the bass drumperipatetic
hurdj-gurdite of noble Sicilian descent
all readj to give lessons In singing
When the pure old Italian method was
in its zenithwhen se\eral years of scale
singing were considered necessary to train
a voice properly before the student was
allowed to sing ariassingers like Mall
bran Grisi Sontag, Piccolomini Alboni.
Tltlens Pattl Marco Giuglinl Tamber
lik Wachtel, Lablanche Faure (and in
the present decade Melba Sembrlch and
Nordica} glorified the -vocal firmament
To hear them sing was to listen to the
acme of vocal art But that sort of
schooling doesn t suit the ambitious stu
dent of the present day The get-rlch
quick" style of vocal education is the pop
ular one now One two three or four
quaiters lessons, and possibly two years
or even three are considered quite enough
to launch a singer at the heads of a long
suffeilng public And old man Barnum
knew the American public well when he
said it liked being humbugged
Probably 75 per cent of pupils rip and
tear their \ocal cords and lacerate the
glottis under the rapid fire instruction of
Incompetent "professors ' What is the
result?the tremolo-, the vibrato, raspx
lower and medium tones from male
throats tear fetching shrieks from high
sopranos and heart-breaking moans from
somber contraltos Oh the sin of It*
The student having floundered o\er a
few scales Informs the teacher that he
wants a songhe would like something
from an opera ' Faust Is a great fa
vorite If a tenor Sahe Dimora is all
right the soprano prefers the Jewel song,
the baritone would like to re\el in
Mephisto s selections and so the soul of
poor Gounod continues to suffer torment
Then a selection of songsItalian, Ger
man and French are ruthlessly assaulted
the foreign languages are generallj pre
fened if the student knows nothing about
them Brahms Tschaikow sky, Schul t
Gounod Schumann, Saint Saens Grieg
Hassenet and other masters with a
Sprinkling of modern English or Ameri
can composers, are dragged into the
melee and the singer announces a song
recital and has blossomed into a full
blown professional ' artist "
What LIIM Lehman Says
Now, hear what Lllll Lehmann says in
answer to tiie question as to how the
highest distinction In vocal art may be
reached ' Thru natural gifts among
which I reckon the possession of sound
organs and a well-favored body, thru
study, guided b an excellent teacher,
who can sing well himselfstudy that
must be kept up for at least six years
without counting the preliminary work "
Albert Lavignac professor of harmony
at the Paris conservatory, in his work on
musical education, recently published,
says in relation to the examination of an
uncultivated voice ' The principal quali
ties to be desired in it are a good timbre
and a certain degree of flexibility,
strength and volume increase with age
and study B processes known to every
teacher we easily manage to extend the
compass and gain several notes,, especial
ly high ones, but a bad timbre is hard to
modify and flexibility cannot be developed
unless the organ already possesses some
natural elasticity It is therefore, to
these points that we shall see the master
of the art of singing, to whom we ha\e
submitted the case pay particular at
tention only taking secondary notice of
such a beautiful low or high note that
the pupil will be inclined to exhibit to
him -as a jewel But he will also ex
amine other thingsthe general struc
ture the capacity of the lungs and the
physiognomy and conformation of the
mouth, which are of great Importance
in the emission of the voice for it is in
the mouth cavity that the timbre is pro
duced "
"Placing" the Voice.
One hears a great deal about the proper
"'placing ' of the voice by the teachers of
the vocal art It is a verv important mat
ter for young students to know what their
Voices really are, and how they should be
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
00.50 MEDICAL BOO K CDCC
OD MARRIAG E GUID E
**j$
wEtesmY EVEJrtiTG,
classified* But the professor of the pres
errt day is equal to all that, be he a master
of the art or be he an incompetent The
pupil's voice will be placedsomewhere
If a woman, she may be told by the char
latan teacher that she s a high soprano,
because ahe can touch B flat or that she
may be a contralto if she can sing a low
G and a high B fiat, of that she may be
a dramatic soprano because she can sing
froc C up to A^or a mezzo-soprano, or a
mezo-soprano-contralto, or a dramatic
contralto and goodness knows how manv
other variations mav have cropped up
within the minds of the voice placers dur
ing the past two or three eai
In the rapid advancement of science ?nd
Industry which the American nation has
made In the past twenty vears it is no
wonder that the "get-to-be-an-artist-
quick" fever should ha \e seized upon the
rising generation or would-be singers, and
the laborious study supposed to be neces
sary for eminence in the* profession be
ruthlessly thrust aside, that a new de
parture should be made, and ' nerve" and
press work substituted for stud}.
"Studied In Europe."
Another method of bidding for fame is
that of having 'studied in Europe " This
does not mean a course of several years
under competent masters but only as
many monthsa few lessons here a few
there, and back to America in six months
or possibly a vear I don t mean to say
that even this limited course of study may
not be of benefit, especially to those who
have worked conscientiously under good
masters here and who mav be good nrtists
when thev go therein fact, it ought to
be of much assistance to such students,
but when undei taken by those who have
studied in a superficial manner or with
incompetent teachers can result In no
permanent good to them and is usually
undertaken for advertising purposes only
Organists who ghe lessons in voice cul
ture to beginners in return for sei".ices in
choirs are another class of "\olce wreck
ers that should be discouraged
There mav be some oiganists who are
competent to teach voice culture but of a
goodly list of those I know not one of
them has fever been equipped with the
principles of voice culture beyond what
they may have imbibed as bojs in a
chorus choir
Need of Vocalization
There is a difference between ' vocaliza
tion" and the ' art of singing" which is
not generally understood by the mass of
voice cultivators at the present day
' Vocalization ' is the strenuous, mechani
cal part of voice training, if I may use the
expression, and the other is the refining
process of the result of the primary labor
the vocal painting of the picture con
ceived by the words to be sung The
study of vocalization necessitates untiring
practice of exercises for flexibilityscales
arpeggios roulades chromatic cadenzas
appoggiatura and trillsthe union of reg
isters placing and emission of the voice
and correct intonation The "art of sing
ing comprises style phrasing the intelli
gent taking of breath and enunciation
the latter a marked shortcoming in many
of the best solo singers of the present day
Might License Teachers
Physicians school teachers professional
people, mechanics engineers and I don't
know how many others, must have
licenses or certificates of proper qualifica
tions to engage in their respective occu
pationswhy not the teacher of vocal cul
tute' Thev charge pretty good fees for
their worksome of themand the
charlatans do a great deal more harm
than they can ever undo or any one else
who may attempt It after them
Therefore I say license the professors of
vocal art and we'll have better singers
among our young students less money
will be thrown awav, and many a broken
Voice bioken heart and depleted purse
will be avoided
THINGS WORTH KNOWING
Bits of Scrapbook Wisdom on Vari
ous Household Articles.
An essential adjunct of the 5 o'clock tea
table equipment Is the cracker jar or to
use the English term, biscuit box Fine
chinaware has heretofore had the prefer
ence so far as this accessory is concerned,
but cut glass has now been called into
requisition and some very attractive jars
have been brought out in cut crystal with
silver mounting and cover
London hostesses are giving preference
this season to more ornate finger bowls
than have been in use heretofore Cut
glass costly crystal gold engraved and
Bohemian ware In Its varied and beauti
ful tints are alike favored A saucer to
match accompanies each bowl
According to good authority, fly specks
may be removed from gilt frames by the
application of the white of an egg
Stains and other discolorations on sil
ver and brass are simply and readily re
moved by the use of -common baking soda
For removing coffee or milk stains
from white goods, glycerin is an effica
cious agent
The rubber sponge seems to have es
tabllshed itself firmly in favor One of its
latest manifestations is in the shape of a
bath sponge which Is attachedto a handle
some nine or ten inches in length The
sponge is fitted Into a metal ring at the
end of the hanale and can be removed
when so desired
The summer traveler who has dlscov
ered that her silver toilet articles add con
considerably to her cares both because of
the attention they require in the way of
polishing and the chance they stand of
being purloined In large hotels or during
the progress of a journey will welcome
the appearance of a pretty variety of
toilet articles In celluloid Besides
bru%hes and combs there are boxes of
different sizes for salves powders etc
Including a talcum powder shaker These
articles may be had in white pink and
blue, it Is quite the thing to have the
initials or monogram put on them
Bacon and Yolk-of-Egg Sandwiches
Spread thin and neatlj- trimmed slices of
bread with creamed butter Sift over
the butter "hard-boiled yolks of egg,
and above this press thin slices of
broiled bacon cover with buttered bread
on which sifted hard-boiled yolk has been
pressed Press together and wrap in
waxed paper, unless they are to be served
at once
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In plain language,
this wonderful book
tells all those things
j ou want to know and
should know of mar
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birth, happy and un
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Diseases which forbid
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Return, $41 60
Via the -North-Western Line Tickets on
sale August 20 21 22 Full particulars
6(10 NicdHfet Ave
Careful -bowers get their* blankets for
Winter .now. The selection is larger the
prices the same North Star Woolen
Mills Co, 228 2d st, Minneapolis One
block from Milwaukee station
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Written by the world famous Master Specialist.
' The most wonderful and greatest scientific
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Wailed frea In plain wrapper sicurtlysailid. Writs for It today.
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If sou had one-quarter of all the mone
that's been made thru Journal Want Ads
o could buy everything in sight Do
you want something'
Tregendet Cleans Your Silverware.
No abrasion, no polishing No work
New discovery Write us. Will demon
strate free Tregendet Chemical company,
Box 42, Minneapolis
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Big New Engines.
The largest passenger engines in the
northwest are now in service on the
Omaha road between the twin cities and
Chicago They are seventy-two feet long
and weigh 320 00 pounds
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THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.
Skirts
Wash Duck Skirts
worth $3.98-
Dru g Dept.
Mermen's Berated
TalcumThe gen
uinearticle,reg 25c,
98c
TH E NE W STOR E
Jewelry Dept.
Waist Sets. Three pin
pearl sets, also black and
fancy enameled sets.
Values to 29c. Thursday
in one lot
10c
,4
' Leather Goods
Reducing our summer stock. Can you help notic
ing the ridiculously low prices we are quoting?
Women's very fine fall and summer Shoes, all weight
soles, all leathers and shapes, values to $5 tf&4 QfS
per pair. Yonr nick, *** - - ^ **
You r pick
Women's fine kid Shoes,
patent & kid tips, Qflft
$1.50 and $2 values *MV
Women's hand turn Shoes,
mixed lot, arefil R Q
worth $4 pair M* - - **-
Shirt Waists
Women's $1 qual
ity Lawn Shirt
Waists,
25c
Lustre TaffetaA beautiful
silk ribbon, 4 and 412
White Goods
Nainsook Checks
Best for wear,
worth 12c a yard,
quantity limited
Constipation clouds more lives than al
most any other disease One of the great
est orators once gave this most Impor
tant advice Keep your bowels open and
your head cool Any sensible person
will agree that keeping the bowels open
and cleansed is absolutely essential to
good health Don t take pills and harsh
purgatives that only aggravate the
trouble but try Chase's Constipation
Tablets They will cure you to stay
cured These tablets are put up In neat
watch-shaped bottles which just fit the
Sast pocket Price twenty-five cents
Sold by druggists under a positive guar
antee to give satisfaction or money re
funded Nothing else likej them.
FOB SALE IN MINNEAPOLIS BY
Weinhold E H 6th st and Mcollet.
Benjamin Levy Meolle* and 31st st.
Oirklor C H 6th and Mcollet
Hermann A B , 2d av and 4th st
Gamble & Lud^\lg *td st and Hennepin.
Churchill a Nicollet House Block
Donaldson s Glass Block
Powers Mercantile Company
If your druggist won't supply you write
to the above or The Chase Manufacturing
Co Newburgh, N Y
B They are well
worth seeing, and the public is invited to
look at them at -the Union depot before
the departure of the Chicago fast mail at
6 p m , or of the North-Western Limited
at 8 p m In the morning they arrive at
7 85 a m and 10 a m
Via the Soo Line, tiew York and Return,
$33.60.
Dates of sale Aug 20th to 22d, inclusive.
Particulars- at the Ticket Office, US Seuta
Third Street
S0KMIAN
Men's Dept.
Men's shirtwaists
our $1.50 quality,
10c
f v f
Pine +/\ +1-IA TNYIIOVI
V/iOSA e IU XUC r ULLbll -
Store. WeVe simply knocked the bottom out ofj
balance of our summer stocks MUST GO, and that NOW. If you visit us Thursday
you'll never forget or regret the day.
The new wave belts,
patent leather, calf
and cloth,silk bound,
splendid 50c values.
Thursday,
THURSDAY' S BI G SHO E DAY] DrCSS CrOOdS
25c
Flannels
NEW IN CERAMICS
Striking Designs In Tepletz and Wedge
wood Ware Now in
Vogue
The forms and decorations of fine china
are an ever present source of interest to
lovers of the ceramic art says the Public
Ledger So many rare conceptions in
color and decorations are to be found in
the popular pottery of the day that there
seems scarcely room for anything new to
develop, yet something new is always
coming up in these as in other things
Among fine pottery that is attracting
some attention at present is the Austrian
Teplitx ware A greater variety of form
and wealth of color can scarcely be found
In any single line of fine china In its
forms mythology, history, fiction and
Bible lore are represented A simple dish
of Teplitz tells a story in itself A piece
of this ware illustrating the temptation
was seen in a collection not long since
I t was bowl shaped ornamented with
clusters of purple grapes against the pearl
color of the bowl Standing in bold relief
against the dish were the two figures of
Eve and Satan the former in a graceful
languorous position the latter crouched
opposite These figures were of a bronze
green shade The top of the bowl dis
played a little gilding
Another piece of Teplitz representing
Bon Hur in the chariot, Is striking and full
G001 ADVICE .
"King of dS Bottled Beers.*'
Brewed from Bohemias* Hops ,,
.- 80LD BY C 8 BBACXEXT & CO.
W"holss*l Sealers.
i v.
Infants' Whit* Flan
nel, nice and soft for
the baby, always 20c
yard. One da^
7o
Pillow Tops
300 lithographed and
stamped Pillow Tops,
with backs, worth to
50c. choice,
15c
4
of action The chariot of white beau
tifully shaded at the bottom with tints of
green and Ben Hur a gilded figure poised
at the back holding the reins that pass
over the chariot to horses left to the
imagination made up this interesting
illustration of the popular Austrian ware
A scheme of decoration that is finding
favor with many just now is that of small
winged flies and bright colored beetles
Grasshoppers, katydids, dragon flies lady
BuflinGton
'K ^ Y
Women's comfortable house
Slippers, in many IQA
styles, all at * * Vt#
Women's fine kid low Shoes
many styles TTO g%
worth to $2.00, at * ** **
Oriental Rugs and Carpets
Thursday Specials50 large Iran Rugs, 4 to 5
ft. wide, 8 to 14 ft. long values to $100. Each..
KazaksWonderfully silky antique Kazaks,
extra large size, $65, $50, $40 and
Shervans, Mosouls and IransNearly all
antiques and very fine$15 and
Ribbon s
inches
wide, white, pink and blue, of
good weight, it looks like and
is a 25c value, Thursday, per
yard,
Muslin Underwtar
100 dozen gowns, chemise, drawers and corset cov
ers, best materials, fine lace and embroidery
trimmed, worth to $1.25 QQA
choice 69c, 49c and *M*F%*
Art Department
Extra Special QOTSOfS
Beads Beads.
50 doz. J. B , R. & G , C. B., G. D., Nemo and
American Lady Corsets, straight front, dip hip,
batiste and net, long and short, worth to Qftf
$2.50. Thursday *WmM\M
1,000 bunches new In
dian Oriental Beads, per
bunch,
Optica l Departmen t ,
5c
Nothing disqualifies you for life's work as poor
eyesight But our optician can remedy this con
dition. Call Thursday and see what a fine 10-year
gold filled frame, with first class pens
copic lenses he has for just... ...
?Hftri
f The last 21 days of the clean-up season (we close
^f^AtTGUST 19, 1908,^25
Wash Goods.
Cable Cord Batiste.
Splendid fabrics of good
weight for early fall
wear, choicemedium and
dark styles, former price
12Jc. Closing at yard
25c
Friday
Women's ribbed of
plain fast black full
Seamless Hose
worth 15c
5c
s
^t
x
p#
m
52-inch sponged and shrunk Cheviots, made of finest
selected wools, guaranteed for wear and service, in every
new and wanted shade great value at $1.00. OA
Thursday only U *Ft#
59 c black all-woo l Albatros s
Venetiansfinest imported, high-finish 52-inch Venetian
Cloths, in tans, castors, browns, blues, green, cardinal,
wine, and grey usual $2.00 yard kind. ti&4- OJki
Thursday only H - *****
$1.0 0 black Frenc h Voile s
$50
Ingrain Carpet SamplesBest all wool,
cial for Thursday
Linoleum500 yards mill remnants of 75c yard
Linoleum. Yard
Wilton VelvetsRemnants and small rolls,
Odd lots worth to $1.25 yard
$25
$10
Suits
Women's wash linen and
lawn dress,white and colors,
worth $12.50 CtQ Q Q
each *PilfO
Women's
e
Sam P
,
e
Sa,
Hosiery
Infants' fine cashmere
wool Hose, white, pink,
blue, red or black, with
silk heel and toe, worth
25c,
25c
bugs and kindred insects are represented
with graceful realism on many of the new
est plates cups and saucers, candlesticks
and other pieces A pleasing background
to be found in this style of ware is that
of a semi cloudy sky or a sunset A
conventional design of dragon flies is rep
resented bv placing the units in regular
Jine and closely overlapping the wings
The delicate beauty of the coloring of
dragon flies' wings makes them a most
An electric-lighted, up-to-date train, equipped with '
compartment and standard sleepers and a buffet library
smoking car. That's our
Chicago Limited Express
The train leaves Minneapolis at 8 25 p. m. and reaches
Chicago at 9-00 a. m. the next morning. That we think
is the most convenient arrangement, as it gives comfort
able time in the morning to breakfast on the dining car.
Service a 1%. carte, pay only for what you order. I know
that you will like our cooking and service. Stop in or
telephone and reserve a berth.
TICKET OFFICE, 414 Nicollet Avenue,
Minneapolis
TelephonesNorthwestern, Main 648
Twin City, Main 602.
[ill F. M. RUQQ, Northwestern Passenger Agent,
Qermanla Life Building, St. Paul.
is, they contain no corn, aningredientthat
cheapens the cost of brewingandinjuresthe
quality of the beer. The mark of purity
Barley-Malt
Best Hops
No Cor n
One reason for the
superiority of the
Anheuser-Busch, brews
The "A" and the EAGLE
' identifies the products of
Anheuser-BuschBrewingAss'n
BUDWEISER -"
36-in. Mohair Jac
quards in all the new
shades always 19c
yard, (quantity lim
ited) Thursday
special R Q
^
e hummers at "The Newe
pricesb
in all departments. Th
Handkerchief Sample Sale
Including fine embroidered, lace
trimmed, hand-drawn work, revere
effects, hemstitched or scalloped
edges, also sheer linen embroidered
centers this is the grandest bargain
lot of fine handkerchiefs ever offered.
Values to $2.00 each. They go on
sale Thursday in 4 great lots:
wash$
dressesin
white colors, worth
!^50:.and
no
w 6-98
New fall suits for women'
special lot for Thursday.
Special low G4JR Afl
price, suit V *#'^0
- Zoft value' -CQfi value 'Hfi value f 9}ft
LOT 1,J
value to 25c
Parasols
Dainty little novel
ties for the children,
values in the lot up
to 75c to clean them
up, choice,
17c
Bera"
Bead Chains
Indian Bead Chains,
all colors and styles,
values to 75c choice
19c
Summer Gloves
Clean-up of the
balance of Summer
Gloves and Mitts,
arranged in three
lots values from
40 S.19c....10ceSal.$1.50otc
39c
r
Underwear
Women's Swiss
Ribbed Vests,
worth 19c
valuable suggestion for ornamentation of
this kinS
The whimsical katydid, forme an appro
priate design for smoking sets, calendar
frames and for odd pieces of bric-a-brac
One of the daintiest conceptions of the
Ipotter's art Is Wedgwood china Since a
set of dishes of this ware was selected for
the White House Wedgwood has en
joyed a special vogue with the fashionable
The graceful antique medallion ornamen-
New York and Return $33.60
Boston and Return $41.60
"GREAT WESTERN LIMITED"
pAllWAy *
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VARI-CO=CELE
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83,790,300 bottlessold in 1902.
Orders promptly filled by
A. D. GIANNINI, Manager Anheuser-Busch Branch, Minneapolis,
Laces
Still there are some of those
beautiful, high-class Galloons,
in black, ivory, arabe and
beurre goods sold to 40eyL
but their room is better than
their presence now, so they so
at, per yard.
79c
9c
Spe-
25c
29c
55c
Yarns! Yarns!
Best in the world!
G e r mantown and
Shetland Floss all
colors, skein,
8c
Dressing Sacques and
Kimonas.
Closing sale 75 dozen
long and short Kimonas,
plain and fancy colors,
worth to 3.00, choice
98c
69cdan
m
Silks
25 pieces best qual
ity Corded Wash
Silks, desirable
styles,
5c
15c
tation on semi-opaque grounds of beau
tiful shaded color has endeared this hue
pottery to all lovers of Grecian design in
figure and drapery Wedgwood china
was- at the start very simple and. much
like common clay pottery until Joshua
Wedgwood aspired to decorate his wares
with designs after those seen in the Sir
William Hamilton collection of antiquities.
The Portland vase Is the most celebrated
piece of Wedgwood china
On Sale August 20th to 226. inclusive.
Tickets good on new electric lighted
Two other fast trains daily.
CHICAGO
GREAT
.WESTERN.
For further information apply to
L. c. RAINS,
General Agent, Cor. 5th and Nicol
let Ave., Minneapolis, Minn.
TAKES THE LIFE OUT OF YOU
HAVE YOU 00T IT?
NEARLY
every man has Varicocele, more
or less. The evidence of it is a swelling
of the veins, a dragging sensation when
standing, a pain in the back, extreme nervous
ness, and a general exhaustion of the fire and vi
tality which is the portion of youth. There are
thousands of "half-men," made so by Varicocele.
DR. MCLAUGHLIN'S
ELECTRIC BELT
CURBS Varicocele. The "Dr. McLaughlin method." used in
trMtiasr this malady, allows no chance of failure. It cannot
faiL Five thousand say it cured them. So will you. Act
today, as each day this disease is sapping the very blood
out of your body.
My Varicocele ha* been entirely cured by your wonderful Belt.
HERBERT HENNEY, Box 4o7, Elgin 111.
If you are tired of treatments that fail, I want you to study aiy plan, and when you see how
sensible it is. come and try it. Call and see the new McLauarhlbi Belt, and let me explam how
I cure. If you can, or, if not, write for free book telling: about Varicocele.
S&&.BIL "*- McLAUfiHLIN
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