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The times., 1897-09-19
coLOSELs' COSTLY ERRORS.
Battery Mispinys Gave the Gam,
TO the Colts

Chicago, Sept. Is. Passed balls and er-
rors lost Louisville the game today. Fraser
and Wilson put up five battery misscucs
between them and each made a fielding
error that counted for "a run. Friend
pitched a steady game and was W ell
suffr,orfpd Srprp.
The times., 1897-09-19
SENATORS GREAT FINISH
Capture Last Game of Brooklyn
Series by Wonderful Batting.
HURST LOSES HIS HEAD

The Umpire kesents Comments ana
Throws his Mask at Washington
Players Mercer Supplants Bres-
Bahan in the Ninth Inning and
Saves Tie Game.
The times., 1897-09-19
At Toronto-Ftrst game:
r. ii. e

Toronto ........ 5oo3o72-17 IT 4
Providence ........ OO1O03 O. Al Z
called at end of seventh inning to start
second can,e.
Batteries Williams and Snyder; Braun
and Dix0G.
The times., 1897-09-19
Eastern League Games.

At N0ntseaI-
Montreal ........ 0oOoOO0O-0
Buffalo ......-......... 110Q202 o-S
Hits Montreal. 2; Buffalo, To- Errors
Montreal, 4; Buffalo, 2. Batteries Mason
and Berger; Gray and Urquhart.
The times., 1897-09-19
At srrlnrfIeld-


Springfield ....... OoOoo2o0Os-5
Scranton ............ 100000 2-t
Hits Springfield, g; Scranton, s. Errors
Springfield, 4; Scranton, 2. Batteries
KorwiE and Duncan; McALullen and Bo I'd.
The times., 1897-09-19

Earned runs Brooklyn, 3; Washington,
9. First base on errors Brooklyn, 4: Wash
inGton, &. TWo-base hite -LRChance, Gett-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-04-18
FREE To EvKEY dAs
The Hethod of Great Trezfreaf for
WssEness OF nsn. Which Csrsd HIM
Aftsr Eserythlnz x Else TslIea.

Painful diseases 4rs bS4 enogzh. bsf
= ser man - slcSly wasting ssay Etfn
isrvous weakness. - usata5 foretof-
irzs are ten t.rass Eogss sss1 rhs n-css
severe pain There = 70 - Bp - t1e
lneatsi sgne~suE DAP cr zigai Sep -
zaIcst Impossible zrd ur5sr a1eh a srrsia
sTsr are scarceiT respSEs.ois ~ Uszt fneY
DO F9r years TIE writer soiiee sEl tozs~f
O. IRE troubled 80 u s-Nszl weakness
Brt.. z Ess qost101 sne-rtr ~ E41 rot
better axe eos% &C Eclsor s1f tazz s1f
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c5aaf.1z q ussr4scissE trat lcf er.y ccrn-
pieisly restores tae gtEsr4i hsa.fa. bat
s1lsrge1 ns wax. sTnar-air1 5zEfs % 1at-
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ttzi anT raau Nh9 All take the t-elsss
20 send h-s name Ard a9sFssF n4zT hzss
tae msfao4 % thss wcatsEfsi frezt-rsa.
free &sE E.en I say FREE I mean stsso-
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-04-18

and discase OF the feminine organs I.
condemned upon the very threshold OF
life to suffering, disease and death. The
usa of DR.. Pierce's Favorfte Prescription
nsures a healthy mother and healthy
ohIl0. Thousands of women whose child
rem hal all died in babyhood bless the
"Favcrite Prescription" for the fact that
they are now mothers of healthy child
rem. 1t is also the best tonic for nursing
mothers.
\ woman cannot be entirely womanly
she canno: be perfect woman-if she
Is not in perfect health. In just so much
as her sickness affects the organs that
make her a woman, in just so much she
loses atfractlveness. This is the vital
part of her health. If anything is wrong
there it may result in all manner of ills
all over the body.
YOUNG WOMEN.
A young woman who suffers in this
way cannot by any possibility disguise
il. There are thousands of women all
ever this land who have regular fea-
lures, who are witty, who are naturally
attractive, who are endowed with every
charm. but one. and that is the charm
that robust health alone can give. A
woman may possess every charm and
grace that nature and education can be-
stow, but if she suffers from neglected
weakness and disease OF the distinctly
faminine organism she viii fail short OF
the highest attractiveness. Ii will take
The glow of health from her cheek and
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-04-18

thousands OF unhappy women who go
through life without knowing the su-
preme happiness Of motherhood; who go
each day through a faithful but weary
round of work, and live almost loveless
and usually pain-racked lives. because
they neglect 10 take care of themselves
in womanly way.
4 baby's prattle is the best music for
the home. A baby is the only tie that
can fully bind together in happiness,
usefulness and confidence a man and a
woman. 1t IS cold and cherries home
that never knows the music of baby s
laughter. There are thousands Of homes
all over this land that were once cheer
less and childless, but are today happy
and lighted with babyhoods smile, and
that bless DR.. Pierces Favorite Prescrip-
ton. These homes, that only needed the
added tie OF baby to make them happy.
now resound with the laughter OF
healthy, happy childhood as a result Of
this remedy. There are thousands of
women who lived well into middle life
without knowing the bliss of a first
horn's caress, but who are happy moth
ers today, and heap blessings on DR..
Pierce's Favorite Prescription. The wife
who suffers from weakness and disease
OF the delicate and important organs
That are distinctly feminine is sure 10
fail OF happy wifehood and motherhood.
A MARVELLOUS MEDICINE.
Ovcr ninety thousand women have tss-
tiHed in writing 10 tns wonderful merits
OF DR.. P.eree's Tavcr.te Prescription. 1t
qu.ckens the iife-g:ving organism Of wo-
man. II makes d woman strong and
healthy where she most needs vigor and
vitality. IL makes maternity possible
and rjds /; OF its perils. Mothers of
Young children arc subject to a heavy
draft on their ply sical resources, and
their health ought TO be especially forli-
fed both before and after the baby is
born. DR.. Pierce's Fayorite Prescription
is a remarkable strength-sustainer for
women. /: not only imparts health and
endurance TO the organs, but also 10 the
appeildages and nerve centers concerned
in maternity. Ii protects the mother
from relapse and makes her capable and
cheerful. II is the only scientific medi-
cine devised by an educated, experienced
specialist for the express purpose of
sti CT gthening and healing women's spe-
cial organism.
\ HEALTHY BABY.
Too mary babies come into the world
weak, puny and sickly. with the seeds of
disease and death already implanted in
thsic little bodies. Health cannot be
bnrr OF il-health. A child born of
mother who is suffering from weakness
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-04-18
a. .Nn& 8A<e

"Since my last child was born. thirteen
years ago. have suffered from uterine
trouble" writes Mrs. Paul Devraine of
Jellicc. Campbell Co. Tenn. Il cohsuit-
Ell several doctors. and took much medi-
cine. but failed to find any relief. ! had
very bad health for twelve years. Every
month I was in bed a week before she
monthly period and a week after. and
wnen i was hoping 70 be better was In
he'd again. / was obliged 20 keep the
bed four months last summer. l was
just like a corpse. I lost twenty-siX
pounds IN four months. l was coughing
so much I thought l was in eonsump-
tion. l wrote you letter sitting in my
bed. 1 was suffering severely from pain
in ny back. bearing down pains in
womb. caills and cold rweats. You were
so kind in giving me good advise 10 take
d.. Pierce's Favor;te Prescription. and
his Golden Medical Discovery for my
cough. ! commenced the medicines the
same day. / also used the Fountain
Syringe. as you advised. until cured.
Now I fee! the benefit OF all. The first
month did not have any chills. and the
pain was less severe.
After took four bottles Of the Gold
en- Medical Discovery my bad coughing
stopped. After taking SIX bottles OF
your 'Favorite Prescription the periods
became regular and were passed without
pain. Now 1 am feshy. more SO than
ever before. All my neighbors are sur
prised to see me in such good health af-
ter having seen me SO low."
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-04-18
6Nz1&904n~s
PLINY sOPER Is HAPPY
Headed for the Indian Territory With His
job Secure

Parsons. Kan. April 1.-THE recently
appointed United States attorney for the
Indian territory. Plney L. soper. stop
ped off in our city Monday evening and
remained over until Monday night. shsk-
ing hands with old friends and making
new ones. Pliney was not always thus.
he was once postal clerk on the Santa
Fe road. but he seemed 10 be wise In
great things beyond his day ard gener-
alton in that line. and when of duty and
his co-laborers were enjoying the frsil
pleasures OF life. ne was drinking deep
from Blackstone and other writers, 50 in
time. mis- own chosen time. he was ready
and equipped 20 enter another field, IN
which he has had more than one well
ripened plum dropped into mis- hand. but
they dropped not of tne.r own rlDsness.
BY diIigent search he found the tree.
s1ook IT, and oy right took the fruit os
n T. affrrs
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-04-18

CESSATION and continued until Childbirth.
Il never does harm in any condition Of
the system. II generally controls morn
ing sickness" and other distressing
symptoms. Il fits for wifehood and
motherhood. I; insures the health Of ,he
nttle newcomer and an ample supply OF
natural nour.s1ment.
Tee NEST glorious duty and privilege
of womsnhooi is motherhood. \ child
less woman cannot D. a happy woman
Tas woman who never knows the cares
lng touca OF a first born's fingers ceRne;
know ;he fun measure Of happiness pos
spIs 10 woman There are tens o.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-04-18
.Mr~M MY.R3N,sol>'s

'I have taken three bottles Of Dr..
P;srce's Favorite Prescription" writes
Mrs. Laura B. Chamberlain, of Estes.
Pike county. Mo. two before confinement
and one after I feel that the medicine
vas all that saved my life. I was rot
able to do any work-cou,d only sit up
part Of the day when l began 70 take
it. / had only taken a few doses when
began TO improve l had a ten pound
boy. Got through in few minutes and
with but very little suffering. Baby is
seven weeks old and l feel stouter ard
better than l have in four years. 1
heartily recommend DR.. Pierce's Favor
lie Prescription to all women in such
ca ases"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-04-18
%Io.shaL

= SaTsrei Tita z Bearing d0Ea pair
n my peiyls and a hurizz in my back
ard Ions. es7@csi.y Whenever I exposed
myself 0- took cd. Hrs,es Mr. Te
Cunningham = Weir. Cnoctax County.
Mis- 'WbensVe- ] would axe z yak
Or E5s ys-y fsr lt Roul5 sFs4ys make
M SIX: .hogga 7 am ps5lss 90 ssy sf.eT
- N yss- Taizz53- rnesiclns f3E isr-e
moutas car r5e o- Ealk zsx ard fs,si
Ee,l -aslerEzrzs "a appetite - E1ss
and al - ug bai sss,.nEs have sap
2zzres. anz ! rse7nlt,ea1 - .F'sTorte
fsrssczss1 an tle g55.sea Md a.
D.scsys-y - H2ay :. zzy :..e-3s. 9.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-04-18

II am happy 20 write you 10 inform
you OF the good my wife has received
from the use Ot d.. Pierce's FavoTits
Prescription. writes Rev. T. A McPhes.
Kingsooro. Kings Co. Prince Edward
Island. About two months before par
turitlon she began it's use. and continued
10 use i until the child was born. She
had some fear OF delivery, this being Eer
first child. but. thanks 20 the 'Favorite
Prescription she did not suffer any.
either before or after the birth Of the
baby. The child. too. is hearty and
healthy. has no rash nor any OF the
many ailments 20 which babies are sub
iect.
I'VE believe that II the 'Favorite Pre-
seripaoL' were more widely known and
Used. II would lessen very much the
pa.i.s and dangers OF childbirth
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-04-18

make her complexion sollow or pimpiy.
II will take the flush OF Wit from her
eyes and make them dull and heavy.
Ii will take the charm Of amia bility from
her manner and make her irritable and
Respondent 1t viii take the grace and
spring OF health from her carriage and
make her an invalid in manner No
young woman need suffer in this way
Thousands of them have, without solici-
tation, testified 70 their fun recovery IN
der Dr.. P.erce's FayoriIe Prescription.
THE BUSINESS WOMAN.
1t is a frequent saying Of business
men. that YOU can't depend on women.
they get Ill too often" For This reason
many business men. contrary 10 the pre-
vaiEng custom, employ male stsnogra-
piers. typewriters, etc. II every young
woman could take the right care OF her
distinctly maideniy health, this COM
plsint would never be heard. The wO-
man who suffers from weakness and dis
ease OF the delicate feminine organism :
unified for her duties. either in the
home Gr the business Office.
The principal reason why young vo-
men suffer n silence these agonies which
would make a coward of the stronges,
man. is because their inoorn modesty
causes them 20 shrink from the ordeal OF
submitting 20 exam nations and 10
cal treatment" When torture finally
drives a woman 10 seek advice. she IN
fortunately TOO often falls into hands
ih2s lack the rare ability upon which her
piece OF mind. her happiness and her
heaEh depend Instead OF treatment
based upon vast experience which makes
cure certainty. she rece-ves thai which
makes failure certainty
NERvINE AND INvIGoR-
ATiNG TONIC.
In almost every case Dr. Pisrc='s Ia
vorita Prescription makes local tres.nssa:
unnecessary. and safe. speedy cure
certainty As soothing aid slrsLg-1-
sning nerviRe il is UneQusled in sgbdI-
ing iriiabili5y, nervous exhaustion, aer-
So1s prost-at;oE. neuralgia, hys;sris
sPs SINS. cnores. 81 Eisgs dance. and
other distressing nervous symptoms crzn-
noaly attendant upon fgact!cnaI AID o.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-04-18
@@ Ie

Mrs. Cora NJ McLaurin of Rockport.
Copiah Co. Miss. writes: II had dis
piacement and Inflammation OF the ute
rus. was under treatment by our fam
ily physician for a long time, but re-
Ceived but little benefit from him. Had
at that time falling OF internal organs
with liberation and enlargement.
II commenced using your 'Favorite
Prescription and Golden Medical Dis
covery,' Pleasant Pellets and Extract
OF Smart-Weed.' From the first day ]
began to improve. and in a short time /
was able TO do all my housework. l used
your medicines regularly for twelve
months.
"I firmly believe that II Il had not been
for your medicines I would long ago
hare been dead. I would advise all suf-
fering females 10 give your medicines
fair trial. (Our family physician says
tha, your medicines also relieved me OF
gan stones of the liver OF three years
etandinpl''
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-04-18

fache. Her sides VIII Stitch She will
have pains and a dragging sensatio in
the abdomen. Her appetite will be tickle
and toucny, and she Will suffer from
| nausea. She will have sick headaches.
| giddiness, dizziness, cold chills, f1ushings
of neat, snortness of breath, palpitation,
| disturbed steep, frightful dreams, irregu-
! iarities and nervous trembling sensa-
| tons Hes painracked nerves will be a
| continual torture
A woman in this condition cannot be
a capable and amiable wife and help
mate. The average husband will prob
ably go out in the evening, leaving her
as he says, ''to have il out with herself"
i bad husband Stable to go off and get
drunk. Neither the average husband nor
the bad husband fully realizes that his
wife is really dangerously i'll.
DOCTORS MAKE MISTAKES.
The average doctor, even, doesn't
properly diagnose these cases. He
doesn't understand them. When a wo-
man complains of being sluggish, dizzy,
nervous, respondent and weak he attri-
butes these symptoms TO heart troubles
or disorders of the liver. He isn't right
once in ten times. The real sickness is
in the organs distinctly feminine and no
nelp can come till they are made per-
fectly strong and healthy in both struct-
ure and function.
The woman herself usually realizes the
true nature of her trouble. But. she does
not like 70 confide a trouble Of this deli
cate nature TO some home doctor who is
likely 20 make her case the subject of
discussion in a local medical society and
to insist upon obnoxious local examina-
tons and applications" Right here is
where a wise and good, sympathetic hus-
band could he Of Invaluable aid. No vo-
man Will hesitate to confide fully in her
husband if she is sure of his goodness of
heart, sympathy and wise advice.
WISE ADVICE.
Such a husband can advise his wife
not 10 er'rust her case TO the average
careless, easy-going doctors. He can tell
her that she should consult some emil
nent specialist of national reputation. If
ne is a well informed man. he should
know that the local examinations and
applications" from which a modest
NuGfttu Slil l4lhS. dEc ScIlCl dliN tIflitiN
unnecessary. II ne is a man who reads
the newspapers, he should be able 10 tell
his wife that there is a sure, safe and
speedy remedy for all troubles of this
description. That remedy is Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription. 1t acts directly
on a woman's special organism and
makes i strong and healthy. Il allays
inflammation. liberation. stops debilitat-
ing drains. soothes pain and invigorates
ana vitalizes her whole system. II gives
the tortured nerves rest and tones and
;nviSOrates them. II restores the glow
Of health 10 the cheek. the flash of wit
10 the eye. the charm Of amiability 10 the
manner and the grace and spring OF
health TO the carriage. 1t transforms |
weak. sickly. irritable. nervous and de- |
spondent invalids into healthy, happy
wives and mothers.
CHILDLESS HOMES
This great medicine is the only remedy |
in the world that makes childbirth easy |
and almost entirely painless. and divests |
il Of danger. both TO mother and child !
It's use should be commenced early IN /
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-04-18
M07u. h A7M~u4n

"F'or nine years 1 suffered with falling
Of internal organs" writes Mrs. Mary
Williams. Box 1876 OF Raleigh, Wake Co.
Y. c. "I was troubled with bearing
d1wn pains / had Indigestion and fe-
male weakness and was nervous. l
could not sleep at night. l was consti-
pated all the time and had urinary
trouble. The doctor here said that there
was not any medicine TO reach my dis
ease. 1 was taking various kinds of
medicine and none did me any good.
Life was a burden to me. but / am
pleased 10 say your Favorfte PreScrip-
tion.' Golden Medical Discovery and
Pellets have cured me. I have taken
thirteen bottles Of Prescription. and FIVE
Of Golden Medical Discovery and some
of the Pellets 1 feel as if I would he
doing an injustice 10 you and n suffer
ing humanity If did not write you a
statement OF my cure"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-04-18
ogaura & Mau,>A,A:.)

Fer years had been failing in health
and getting worse and more nervous all
the time, writes Mrs. Annie Dulan Of
East Sroudsburg. Monroe Co. Po. 4
doc,orcd with TWO different doctors. and
they tod me- tha: my system wes run
down and my nerves were weak I had
ulcers % uterus w.IiSh were 50 painful Al
times that I was afraid they must be
cancers. felt discouraged. and did not
set any better until my nurse advised
Ins % write 20 you and l did 50 IN May
I commenced taking Dr. Pierce's Fa-o--
lie Prescription and Golden Medical
Discovery ana followed ysgr iv.cs
closely. took twelve bottles in al six
OF each. Thanks . God and ths riga.
kind o. medicine I feel myself cured and
a well woman 7 have 10 bad feelings
whatever and can do the wogk for a
family of eight
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-04-18

"For fourteen years 1 have been suf-
fer from ailments peculiar to women"
writes Mrs. NJ. G. Bearden, Of Stogner,
Carroll county, Ga. Had been for years
so i'll I was able to dc but very little;
part of the time / could do nothing.
had become so feeble l was sick all the
time. and racked with pain. Could eat
but very little. l only slept about four
hours in the twenty-four. l began taking
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, which
gave me immediate relief. / have contin-
ued 10 eair in health and strength. hav-
ing taken in a. four bottles OF 'Favorite
Prescription, and two bottles of Golden
Medical Discovery and one vial of your
Pleasant Pellets My weight has In
creased from 81 TO 134 lbs under your
treatment"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-04-18

"'To1 knox how broken down was
when started n take yoIr treatment %
writes Mrs. y. J. Psnde-. y No L.
gan street. PiItsourg. Penn Wei. E.
built ne I'd. as you assured ne Z; 7-ouis.
snd made me vel. and then = xss not
long after until I found out I vas wi;h
child
'Aad -hsr your F'svoriis P7escrip-
::er'-I xsat % ;sll VOC. I took &. ID "
- the day the baby Sss born. and !; cd
heip me- - much J had a vsry Easy
tins: vas only n la70r sh5rt iiz.e.
aad suffered VEN EgTls- Noa.d 10.
ssvs had such en easy sinse only ro- lie
meiicias- When bag bsck - ,ae .sris
suffered With rhzf sickness caa1s.
hs.ily rssiLze fhz- an cared. heE
an. aai may God o.-<s y31 20. a. y3a
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-04-18
MUST BE A PAPER BALLOON
That is What the AR ship Look. Llk. at
ABILENE

Abilene, Kan. April IA number of
Aoilsne people last evening from 10 20
Il oclock saw A mysterious lgni pass
over Jae city. going Ia n0rthgesierly
direction. /; was directly over the town
wnen frs; discovered. and moved rap
idly, disappearing In about two hours. r
seemed very Hsh and could not have
been star Some Sho sax l.. agree
t1at K had all ne character sites of a
Iighi under a paper balloon. bg, 70 on
s-s u seemed Ike ar s.r-saip lgAf Abl-
l=ne vii not b strictly n the swim W.
u Il sees ths form of the shp and catch
* sigat q man On the back platform
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-04-18
ch a|Z MlAa~~N

81 wish to inform you OF the great good
derived from the use OF DR.. Pierce's Fa-
vorite Prescription and Golden Medical
Discovery" writes Mrs Julia Ann Gib-
son of Nickerson. Reno Co. Kansas. II
was all run down, had uterine disease
and grip. Had the third attack and can
didly felt l could not outlive another. I
had tried various remedies and all our
home physicians with no percsptfble ben
eft. but after taking eleven bottles OF
'FavOr.te Prescription and three OF the
Golden Medical Discovery twas COM
pletely restored 10 health. am now in
my siXty-first year and DO all the house
work for three in the family. I take
great pleasure in persuading the afflicted
TO use DR.. Pierce's medicines.
"WIll further say that my younges-
daughter. Mrs. julia Rapne. vas all run
down with nervous prostration and lung
trouble. ! would not let her rest until
she took the 'Favorite Prescription and
Golden Medical Discovery BY these
medicines she was cured"