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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-06-07
LOCAL NEWS.

II. Flato's.
&C. II. Flato jr.,and Adam Stock
went to Marlin last Sunday.
Jelly Glasses with covers, at
Carnes' Cash Store.
F. Maurin of Gonzales county
was in the city last Saturday.
The latest in straw, canvass, silk
and duck hats, at C. H. Flato's.
&C. w. and Fred Burns were in
Sinner last Thursday on business.
Mason's Fruit Jars, quarts and
half gallons, just received at Chas
Muecke's,
Read the newey letter from our
Moulton correspondent this week.
Try some of that extra fine AS
paragus in cans, at Carnes' Cash
Store.
Rev. lsley preached two good
sermons at the Baptist church lust
sunday
DIR Glider will examine and
fix your teeth at any time Con-
sultation free.
Mrs. DR.. Nave returned from
San Antonio last week, much i'm
proved in health,
A nice line of Baby Carriages,
lust received at g. e, Ruhmann's.
Call and see them,
Paul Kempe and Miss Louise
Finkenslein of Flatonia, were in
Sinner last Sunday.
Try those Whippoorwill Peas.
they are fine for table use ut Carnes'
Cash Store.
This is the last week OF school
iii Sinner. The children will now
enjoy u long holiday.
Just received, nice line offspring
and summer dress goods, lawns,
percales, &c, at G. II. Flatos.
A. G. McCown Of Gonzales,
passed through Sinner enroute to
Yoakum last Sunday.
Just received, a complete line Of
Hamilton Brown Shoe Company's
shoes, at VOTERS Bros.
Mrs. II. w. Brautsch of Gal
weston. is in the,city visiting the
family of Mr.. Max VOTERS.
Don't fail to have that tooth
filled BY DR.. E. G. Glider, the Dent
list. Office in The GAZETTE build
ing.
WIN. Herder left last week for
Guadalupe to look after some landed
interests he has down there.
just received, Il nice line OF
spring aud summer clothing, nj
prices to suit the times. at c. H.
Flato's.
The ides Of May have come
and gone, but Sinner is not quite
ready for that big celebration.
superior Axle Grease for carri-
ages and huggies, cheaper than oil,
better than oil, only Is cents at
Carncs' Cash Store.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-06-07
CITY DIRECTOR

Mayor 80. Robt. i, Eschenburg.
Treasurer ...,. Louis Wagner.
Secretary. .".... ED. J. Mair.
ALDERMEN.
Louis Wagener Ed F. Woltcrs,
Chas. Muecke, Ed. J. Merrem,
c. B. Welhausen.
The City Council meets on the
first MondNyin every month.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-06-07

were in Sinner last Thursday and
shipped II car load of calves TO the
st. Louis markets,
Mr.. Homer Hughes and sister
Miss Lalage. returned from San
Antonio last FridaN where they
had been at school,
John Shutting was in town yes
terday buying sulphur to destroy |
the boil weevil John says he win
fight them to finish.
If you want to keep posted on
the news of Sinner and Lavaca
county, subscribe Tor the Sinner
GAZETTE, only 81 year.
Mrs. NJ. L. wilkins and her
father "Pap" Nave, returned to
Flatonin last week, after an enjoy
able visit to DR.. Nave Of our city.
Mr.. John HARDWOOD, an old
resident Of Sinner; but now of Jack
son county, was here last Monday
and was welcomed by his many
friends.
George Seydler has left Pales-
tine, and has gone into business at
Rosenberg. George isl good bust
ness man, and we wish him success
in his new home.
Mrs. Max Wolters, Mrs. H. w,
Brautsch, Miss Cecil Habermacher
and Miss Ella Richter, drove down
to Yoakum last Monday to spend
the day with friends.
Trustee r, G. Seydler has COM
pleted scholastic census for the
Sinner district and reports $50
white children and % colored. A
pretty good showing.
The Woodmen of the World
held a meeting last Wednesday
night, and initiated four candidates.
The new recruits were VIM, Green,
Willie Jaeger and John Niemeyer
The following citizens Of Sinner
went to Halletsville last Monday
on court business: J. G. Blohm,
e. f. Ruhmann, r.. G. Seydler, J
Mittanck, Otto Griebsch Chas. Ans.
Ter and j. II. Huebner.
Did you see Dick Seydler run
at Halletsville last Monday to ge
out OF the way of the shooting
Dick belongs to the Sinner Fire
Department and the boys are prouc
of him as runner.
"A. J, Fuchs. the piano tune
I for the T. w. Menetee music house
a, Gnnyola. vac !, Inc citv s4voro
dave l,st week lie timed . MAN,
for the editor, and understands hi
bnsine..
Master Fred Kokernot returned
from scbool At AN Aptorio lac
! Friday Fred Is getting to be
/, big how nov and It willnot lie lon,
hoforo ho will b,va finished hi
sdrc,tio,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-06-07

H. w. Cook of Smithville, was
in the city last Wednesday. on a
visit to his fatherinlaw, Mr., Paul
Nogelsong
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-06-07

For the best 5 cent cigar in town
and nice fancy candies, 90 to Fl. B.
Leonard, Successor to A. w. Hin
richs, Moulton, Texas.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-06-07
ForSaIe.

Stove wood already cut up for
sale at $3.50 per cord delivered, by
e, Il. Ruhmann.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-06-07

The little child Of Gus Noel
hamper had it's finger mashed last
Wednesday by a gate slomming
ON it,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-06-07
We are giving it away

10 every cash purchaser OF $50
worth of goods. Tickets given
with every purchase from scents
up, or we will sell YOU the pan
for $175 cash, at CnrneS' Cheap
Cash Store
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-06-07

The Shinerp people who attended
the Yoakum firemen's celebration,
pronounce it decided success.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-16

Columbia Owner. Thiuk the Public
II peipR Ntsied.

NEW YORK OCT ls-There Ia A feel
Ing among Columbia peogle-ani - this
3. d. meant the Tier. who are manasing the
boaf-saat TIE fuhli- has he-n ntsle. 4 de-
aia "a gace dSrs They fcsi nat certain
comments have been gcjasi in that hey
.Ta5 nHe 10 believe taa; C4gt Barr is ~
cfre't s.one, So Ear ~ professional talent
Is concerned. Az ire New York Yacht
cab today q ysch'srian q rsrioa,i repi-
tatjaa. ana re ,:eegly Interested In the
Success ~ C'clunhi. authorized tha AS.o-
CiAtei Press 20 say t1at 10, cry j. Ca.t.
Esrr uat alone IN the sailing ~ tae A-eri-
can hoat. bal he ass a. al t!meS 81 his
stic ~ immediate counsel And Advice he
pos: sk3ii{Gl y@srsi sailor II all tne wer!s.
r. tAe r~rse7 - Ma Heres 1T
Tire owners &C hackers 4 taiGNi3 IT.
~Iu'tGe TIE amateur yaentsnlen 81 board
have tAe Gtrnnst confidence IN NJ Her
re%aaT. 40. c3-y - 4 sS'ata3 issisner -
Nlih APP charlie Barr 81 lie wAee. ana
rae~!xney H%~reFSofs ~ ht~ st5A Eo+9ul-
Ala ..sogle are firm - tn"tT conviction that
Ire oes: profes<so~si sailors - The tsai
have 14@-. sCsar@A
'tur9h>r nan tab tHe owners ard
e.ua~E have a.$c re 80 trk ia; ~ rv=t-
fee>ll r&ls nave Re - cNi.E ed ire hest
amateur t4I1nt cbtaicAt's tGsy have tt4st
as rlute confidence n NJ Isssia ana IS
friends ss ever an t1cy = tHe - c4st .,il--
>tsx n3 Tho.e ssas71 ~ 4 !E7t0eh,e mar
ageme>, = 4 foundation II 'het; cea1-
.5etlre
~-ts IS .Ne e@et-~ au3 x A. ~-.rs~1 ttA
.~.g - .-F s-t Al = far as ar - .ea~n-
o. !. - tae ls~str Z 'sf N.x Nnrs IA ~
rr2rsae-3eGt sn1 So cAe A-a~~iesn r-,-
N- - u9rA trtsr@S - = ne tsa4t 4H.t.,A
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JEFFRfFs' STRAINED ARM.
II May Possibly Interfere With the
Coming Fight.

NEW YORK. oct. i5.-Whether the
Championship fight between Jeffries and
snarkey Will be held as scheduled on Oc-
tooef "a or postponed on account OF the
champion having sprainei arm. Is un-
certain as yet, bur II will be definitely
the bandages Will he removed. and IL de-
ponds upon JefTries whether he will CON
tin0e 10 train for the date. The physi-
clan who examined JefYrias' arm thought
the INJURY was not very bad and the lat
est advices from the training quarters
are to the same effect
W. A Brady ard Tom ORourke VIII
meet In New York Tuesday and will de-
eide what Is To be done. O'Rourke viii
take decided step against the postpone
n-nt. and thinks the injuries OF no con-
sequence. Sharkey Is of the same opin-
ION, and thinks Jefsrfes has some other
reason FOR not wanting to fight on DC
tober r. Tonigh, q Rourke said:
II believe Jeffries will be able TO use
did In HIS life. and he must either fight or
forfeit on October q. Sharkey was
injured just before he fought Jeffries in
San Francisco. 4 strain in his back had
affected hts kidneys and he wanted
show. II was not allowed ana every
body knows the result Since Sharkey
has been training for this lght he has
which I believe was as bad as Jeffries'
injury When II became known some
time ago that Sharkey had cut his foot
they said al once that he did not want TO
fight. and that this was merely an ex-
cuse. To avoid this report before he
started again we said nothing OF the 9TH
ers, and he will be ready 10 fight whom
reason for Jeffries wanting to postpone
the fight
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TMayyyW otAe~s
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work became pregnant again and
took your Compound all through. and
now have 81 swee. baby giyL never
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labor. and feel IL was due 70 lydia
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am now able 20 do NV work and feel
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ond degree, was captured by Warden
Catron III the loft OF the bakery de-
partment, prepared to make good his
escape az night fall. He had a twelve
foot ladder made OF rope, ptncers 10
cut electric wires, and other articles 10
aid him In the attempt. The warden
had an intimation Of his action. and
awaited for an opportune moment to cap
ture him. and accomplished his end sue
cessfu.ly
II Convict Lattin's department had
been satisfactory his iimi; of time would
have expired August, 1892. For these at
tempts at escape he has been deprived
OF the condition Of good time, and will
now serve the entire length Of hts SEN
tence. with punishment OF solitary con-
finement for a hundred days.
Latin is head Of the shoe department
in the penitentiary and is a firss-class
workman He does not associate with
the conyicts wher turned loose on the
lawn during Sundays. therefore hts tenn
porary absence was not noticed He
took advantage of the opportunity to
conceal himself at that time.
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A SOCiALisTIC DEWEY.


PORTLAND, Oct ia special TO the
oregonian from Spokane says;
and a special agent of the United States
department of labor. who Is here inves-
tigatine the Occur d'Alene labor Difficult
ties, addressed an audience Of union
workingmen today. He said: Il declare
myself a socialist. l believe in national
paternalisIn. in governmental ownership
Of all industries. The competitive sys-
tenn of labor is today the curse of the
toiiers. There is no hope for the bet
terTnent Of the evil conditions which now
exist as a result of the antagonism OF
capital and labor save in the establish
ment Of the socialistic form of govern
ment."
Speaking Of the Occur d'Alene riots.
Mr.. Dewey said:
Il who am one OF you. say TO you that
labor organizations cannot afford 10
stand sponsor for crime.
lie refused TO discuss the report ne
will make To the department on the
Wariner riots last April.
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LINE TO AMEDICAN LAKE.
Capital Interested to Build n New
Electric Road.

Special pispatch 10 the Post Inteligercer
TACOMA oct. lS-Eastern capitalists are
looking M me proposition of building
suburban electric line from the car shops
a. South Tacoma OUT 20 American lake. 60
ing by way 81 siet.acoou LAKE with
branch line so the Foyt StsilaCoom asylum
and down into the old town % Sieiiecoon
Tho protect Is In the hands II Col Frank
e. Ross. who has Interested capital FOR
building the road.
American LAKE was the end u the Ia se
city railroad hUilt by Ross a dozen years
aer and sAl3 10 the Union Pacific Vhe7
the Union Pacific system went into hank
ruptcy this line was sold and afierwar RI
The rails iaker ur-
A number ~ ftie country houses were
built AZ ne lake as well at Lake stella
COON ard Al various places alcng the l.Hs %
tire read ail 81 which are row witho1,
means ~ Communication with the city. The
caur NY Re a natural park ana beautiful
section for residence purposes. Il tranzpQr-
tAficn e0uli be provided ,o-
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HURRYING STREET PAVING.
Tracks of the SeRttlc-Tncoma Rail-
Nay Being Put In

Special Dispatch 10 the Post1ntel!igencer.
TACOMA. Oct. ls-The touch Of wet
weather has had the effect Of hurrying
the contractors who are engaged IN street
paving work which is being pushed Wig
orously with al the men that can be Sc
cured.
All the concrete foundation work Is com
pletpd bu. about three blocks which will
be finished this week
on Eleventh street. from Pacific avenue
10 the bridge the tracks OF the Seattle
Tacoma Electric railway will he put In
before the pavement is Ind down and II
Is reported th,s work will be begun to-
morrow morning
The general opinion here seems 70 be
that the part az the road over the bridge
20 the tide aats is all that will ever be
operated as an electric road. and that the
main line from the tide fats here 10 the
tide fats at Seattle viii be operated as a
regular standard railway.
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CAyADA'S CONTINGENT.
Gen. Hutton Says They Will he Sent
Direct From Atlantic Port.

VANCOUVER. II. c, Oct. 15.-Maj
Gen. Hutton. general officer command
night. after an inspection tour across
the continent. Speaking Of the Canadian
corps of loo men for the Transvaal. he
said his presence at ottawa was not
necessary for the formation OF the con-
tingent but he hoped 20 return In time to
see the troops before they left. ITO wish
them God-sneeh. and tell them that am
not going. too
Asked as 70 the route the Canadian
troops would proceed by the general
stated that they would In all proba hility
proceed direc, TO the Cape from an At
Iantic port. The transport had already
been chartered.
Gen. Hutton was present today at the
biggest church parade that ever took
place In Vancouver. The local and New
Westminster corps turned out in full
force.
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WONDERFULLY Strengthened.

al hare been taking Lydia r. PINK
hams Vegetable Compound. Blood
Purifier and Liver pills and feel won
derfally strengthened. Before using
your remedies was In terrible state:
lei, ike fainsing every little while
.houyh: snns: surely die. But now.
thanks 30 your remedies, those feel
inrs Are AL gone Mrs EXILE
scHSElDgg- I2is HELM AVE, DxTEogT
MICH
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ASSISTANT POSTMASTER FIRED.
Protege of Ex-senator Wilson
Loses His Government job.

Special Dispatch TO the Post Int: ligencer.
SPOKANE. oct Isl Fred Leghorn. as
sistani postmaster. was discharged from
the offce by Postmaster Temple last night
Mr. LeEhorn's appointment as assistant
was mace at the dictati0n Of Senator JOAN
l. Wilson !, has never been satisfactory
TO Postmaster Temple and frequent dis
agreements have occurred between them
Ia connection with business OF the post
Office
Last night Temple and fHghorn engaged
in a dispute which nearly resulted in their
coming 10 blows Temple then told Leg
horn thai he devoted too mitch time 10 poll
itics ard 100 little To business ~ the Office.
lie thought Leghorn's resignation would
be IN order. Leghorn declined 10 resign.
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THREATENED OUTBREAK.
Authorities Warned md Prompt
Precautions Prevent 1t.

MANILA. Oct Is. $40 a m.--The au-
thorities were informed yesterday from
reliable sources that an outbreak In the
poorer districts of Manila had been care
fully planned for daylight on Sunday II
failed to occur. probably on account of
the vigorous measures enforced Many
natives Of the fonda district left. taking
all their valuables. All the small shops.
whica the guards usually force To close
nj 80. were shut at sunset. A general
feeling Of uneasineSs was apparent.
The guards 81 the city were doubled
and n strong force stationed at tho
slaughter house, the center OF an unruly
section. Two guns OF the Sixth artillery
were stationed near by at a point com
;nnndine the native quarters. The COM
rnanders Of the reserve troops Were or
darei to be prepared for call at day
light
Three native policemen have been ar
rested on a charge of plotting An upris~
ing The fact that their comrades In
formed the authorities Of their treachery
indicates that the police force Is loyal.
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Special Dispatch to the Post-Intellgencer
WALLA WALLA. Oct I5.-After be-
ing cioseted for thirteen hours the jury
In the case Of Nathan Hart, accused of
arson, rendered verdict of guilty at s
o'clock this morning, Hart set fire 10 his
own house a. week ago. and Is thought
- have been a firehug who operated I'm
the city the past summer. He VIII re-
ceiye his sentence tomorrow.
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Special rsf~~a.-n - -. f'0st- Tr.eiiixercfr
TACOMA tArt .t-tssC rxs Mccoy supsr-
rts-r - forestry reserves has -@tUrre<s
s~er- i Up e iaSr.ct or th-oSEn re MD0nt
Eafuts- rsSrTe. FITS 7fitc. was = asc~r
tain u a-v taTar@ AaA a@s- raaseA ~ he
sesfs AeY4es Fl ;f.a reSsrse 4urtrE ne rast
sumner Ii tuG1A f1at limiting ths nuus-
l.~ 4 S-~ep rAs ->r@-ateA - prevent any
ts-raze I1ErtnE 'rse 5as: s4As7G fheu<h
@srrS e 80 @tffers WAR o; tAa orir5o1
:rat = previous LAS he E~sss - places
ha s.ser e$:@~ Il - seq Us - Sam
SO fh@ .AsturaEp.
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CONVICT ATTEMPTS TO r>car.:.
Ills scheme Was Fosi~d and H~ TINS
Ia.~s ali uis Good Time

@fse~iAl D4ss,st~h - 80 FAr%t -r-,te1gfrr~r@-
NAf.f.A = Ala CAet Ia-Tor iea
sNtr3 f{sve ig-.rg IS sscAr~era ION II ~.
~fste s~r.l-enstavv C@~yfct -. z-s KS
fss4.-t IN an affzr1tsr * %z-sTe y. -
thts Asssr0oua David = f.&1,in sentenced
- ~ f'ferce county II lsss - serve a
,wsafy year terra for =. Ser Il. Tia seq
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MOSCOW itahe sf~t ES-~I 80 neaFi-
exr arowx+cr-- ever s@~c "a this country
Visited TIE Fa1oIs. country around = -
~ow -rrrs5ay evening cnoS ram N" IsS-s,si
f,f},qx bout 81 c.o. X n the eHsTs.G x
ars Continued Throughout the entire
rtxh. over stx inches feh mes; ~
X hirA remains OF 'a& ground fs.@ NOR. !.
in. A. a result - tt- heavy STOW al!
.{rss q shade and frE.l, ,Fe@s have ss@en
earuag~. eeyos3 es;'Tna-s TIE heavy
:o'lass retained tn~ w. snos ~htCs AZ
tarxag+s f-~}z@ Defscirs a.l1 @Te@ Hif1s -
49,. wfsn re Weigh TIE t2A crop =
f~7.,t has cot beer gathered. ard Il q
.ear~A taa; the pres1a. freeze has cc14-
vI@t4ly destroyed tsaa crop
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LILLE. France, Oct. I5.-M Millerand.
minister Of commerce. IN a speech here TO-
day announced that NJ NaiGeck Rous-
seau. the premier. intended to submit 10
the chamber OF deputies bill dealing with
the law Of the association. The govern
rnent said that NJ MileranG does not In
tend TO permit political agitation under the
uisise az relfQi0n
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HouorN tO REM. Harrison.

BERLIN, Oct. I5.-Tha press Of the city
today points out that AT the recent recey~
tion 10 Gen BENJAMIN Harrison he WAS
especially honored by Emperor william
his majesty even disreRarding the rules
Of court etiquette by scaling Gen. fIHri-
aon at the table OF honor reserved for
members 81 the royal families.
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EuiPhaveu Utilization spes Over

Special Dispatch tn the Post-fntel'gencer.
WHATCoM. Oct. 1.-THE hearing of
tho application for receiver for the
Fairhaven Land Company has been post
poned till next Wednesday on application
81 the company's attorney.
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Porte Denies Drowning Ladies.

C0NSTANTINOpLr. Oct. 'h-The porte
denies the statement t-legfapha1 from
bucharest last week thar the Sultan had
drowned IN the Bosphorus several ladies' Of
the harers for alleged completely with the
r,lsrrh arx 81 the young Turksh party.
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WICHITA Kan. oct l5.--f'ari Browne.
who led Covey's army to Washington. and
who arrived IN Wichita from Denver m
his second march Yesterday, today de-
eiarei the march or. and notified his men
that he would g. no further.
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WASHINGTON. oct. l5--Wori has been
Re ceivea here Of the death NJ Saugerties
D"not y. Y. % Lieut.. Commander I. H.
NJ Mason T. = n. retired Commander
Mason was a native of New York and was
u, years OF age He was instrumental In
the Development ~ the office Of the naval
Intelligence bureau which proved Of great
value 20 the government during the Span
Ssr- Anne rtcan war.
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KEY WEST. Fla Oct - The new
cases of yellow fever number nine NJ
deaths have been reported in the past TWEEN
iX-fonr hnMrs
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CHICAGO. Oct i5-St Msry's train
tug school at Feehanviiis burned 30 the
ground today. The loss Is estimated at
s2fse ds9f
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have demonstrated the fact that weak
reswes % ra.n. tho result OF early or later
inh.scretions. such as Drains. Lame Back.
Varicocele. e,c.. will not yield 10 a s'imu-
ia,iug treatment. This accounts for the
fact that drugs never cure. The medicines
given for these .roubies. essentially Poi
Eonou.. ara intended only 20 stimulate.
Continuous stimulation must result IN
harm Thousands OF PATIENTS have said to
me: Doctor. when ,ook this or that
rneficin. I felt better in an hour. but after
a rnonth my weakness returned and was
ytrxe III than ever" Better IN an hour
means powerful s,inuians. means a
wrecked constitution.
Electricity IL strength.
That's what You want. strength. not
stimulation. Electricity will never care IN
q day. u does no; cure Ia week. II takes
;xo months. Il may take three. but the re-
suits are thers 20 stay. ] arm the inventor
ard lr'~oducer - TIE famous Or. san9en
Electric psi.. With a'tnchmen. for men. II
ernbo.fes ths bsst eTorts Of my 50 years ~
H specialist Worn a. night. II strength
ems you when you E'esp. Carreu. acts
upon LIVER. Kidney. stomach. Elafaer.
Prostate Gland and all weakened parts.
= weighs but 1--WE ounces Currents In
SANITY .si, crysr s.oO1 cures during 1855
T,rcp In a. my office today 81 possible
and consult ma free o. charge. or wrfss
for sr~e ,rck "Th'-~ Ciaass u Men"
which explains ali FEN. IN plain sealed
ersv.lo;~
beware of frauds trading upon Dr. San
ie.'s name and claiming - be hrs suc-
e.-xyoyx Their names ea. be had from ua