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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-14
A Village Blacksmith saved His
Little Sons Life.

Ar.H. Black, the we'll kcovn village
blacksmith at Gsshamsvil!e, Sullivan Co.,
NY says: "our little son, Eve years old,
has always teeu suffice! to Group, and 80 bad
have the attacks been that We have fesrsd
many times that be would die. We have
lad the doctor and used many medicines, but
Chamberlaiu's Co.gb Remedy is DOW oul
sole reliaoce I; seems to dissolve the tough
mucus and by giving frequent doses when
the croupy symptoms appear We have found
that the dreaded Group is cured before it get'
settled" There is no danger in giving tbi!
remedy for i. contains no opium or other 10.
furious drug and may be given as confidently
to babe as an adult For sale By Dr. A J
Chioa.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-14
"Stuffy" Goes to Feklng Pockets

Sam sracey, alias Bag stutfy" is in the
toiis Of the law again and wss before the
Mayer Saturday morning When be pays HE
fne, or serves out his te7m on be streets be
will, probably go before aegistrale Wells and
then to the cbaingang. Friday afternoon be
net Morris Snnter, country negro, and
while be was telling bim bow glad be was
to meet an old friend. went through Sumter's
pockets aud lifted $3 so: Sumter told his
troubles to police and S,ufy was sooD cap
tured. When put op trial Saturday morning
S,uffy nsde quite speech in his OVID de.
ferse, but the Mayor was on to him and ad.
judged him guilty. The senteoce was Sic
or 20 days
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-14
Escaped From the Cham Gang

Graa, Williams, the ootorious chicken
thief wbo has teen serving So i8 months
term on the chain gang for stealing ca.e Of
cotton from the depot platform. escaped on
Tuesday pigt, OF las: wei: de stole OF of
clothing, pistol sad Sl6 so from tie usr"s
aud gol safeiy away Several negroes claim
10 have seen HIN Ii: this city Wednesday. te-
fore It was generally known :Gst b> bad
csc ped from he esng, hn; no trace OF him
hiss necn tna.,t! D, The pa!;ce
Williams Il oae OF the most thorough DO
ing, al rorcd resc..s III :. aae es.r oeen IN
Sumter County, ard has teen arrested times
without nunor7 for cbicEen e;e.lng AID or
er petty cr:m.s, and il we'll snomn 70 tie
police Un!sss be mad 60 ten ou! OF Sumter
County aud stsys GU: he can.ot eecspe cap
ture, and return TO his abandoned duty on
Tho chain gang.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-14
Two Calls For toe Coroner.

There were two calls for Coroner Noses
Saturday morning, one from Dal2e! enc 'Ss
o,ber frou, E!l,otts. Ee was wanted at Dal
zell 10 hold an iaooes, ever ~ Jcs Trimna'
the sawyer ST Mr. z. Ssoi!h's sa" m!sl:
who dropped dead t5at oo!n.ns.
Fl ewas wanted at Elto;s 10 hcla sn IN
quest ovsr toe bodg OF >sa; Dic,s, SO assc
negro, who !Ised aiene 10 a iii;:e sbau'3
D1riag Friday night bis sasut7 was 5hrn
ed 20 the gToupd end be vac ourae1
10 6e.th in it. When re .es fcaad EEK
morning. ouly ;be upper ba:f Of bis oody re
uaieed pucoasumed by Ere fhe clay eh'm
ney b al fallen down. covering bis head Stt
shoulders, ont big legs were burned TO
ciadee
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-14
Thanksgiving is drawing near and turkeys

Thanksgiving is drawing near and turkeys
are scarce
The We.,era Upion Telegraph Office, next
10 the postot6ce. is about ready for business.--
When you want prompt act,o9 little pills
that never gripe Use DeWiu's Little Early
Risers. S Hugbson l. Co.
Potato diegicg will keep toe farmers busy
for the next few days
Withe,spoon Bros Il Co. are putting up
sno,ber large building at their ecfso factory
Dewitrs Little Early Risers are the best
; Ever pills ever made Easy 10 take and oever
grippe Hug hson 4 Co.
Scott Keits. negto driver who has work
sd around the various stables 10 this city for
number of years, died Monday.
There was large crowd 10 town Satur-
day and the stores we're crowded with shop
pers.
Chamberlain's Stomach sod Liver Tablets
cure billouecess, constipation apd headache
Toey are easy TO take and pleasant 10 effect
.Por sale by D.. A. J. China.
Sidney Woodward the great colored tenor
singer vii! appear sgaio in Sumter. Opera
House, Tuesday Noveube. the goth.
Au effort Will be made at the extra term Of
coar. TO clear the docket of both criminal
aod civil 5usioess.
There vas va.y heavy frost Saturday
1o,eing A. O'Clock stuboie fields ap
peared as /: .igh. snow he'd fallen daring
.be sight.
Invitations to the Graod Ball given by
the Orangeoer2 Fall Festival Committee on
IA. eyeoicg of the 18th instant have been
received by qate aumber of society people
62 this city. II ,s probable that large
Bar,y will go over to Oraugeburg for tbe
Occasion, and from past experiences they
\ lkoow ,sat they will have an enjoyable time.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-14
WoMAN'S TROUBLES AND FEMALE
DISEASES CURED BY
.JOhnStOn'S
Sarsaparilla
ouART BOTTLES.
QUART BOTTLES.

Painful and Suppressed Menses, lr-
regularity, Leucorrhea, Whites, Steril-
ity, liberation of the Uterus, change
of life, in lnatron or maid, all find re-
lief, help. benefit and cure in JOHNS
TONS SARSAPARILLA. 1t is rea;
panacea for AL pain or headache about
the top or back of the head. distress
ing pain in the left side, disturbed
condition Of digestion, palpitation of
the heart, cold hands and feet, nerv-
BUSINESS and irritation, sleeplessness,
muscular weakness, bearing-down
pains. backache, legache, irregular ac-
ton of the heart, shortness of breath,
abnormal discharges, with extremely
painful menstruation. scalding Of urine,
swelling of feet. soreness Of the breasts,
neuralgia, uterine displacement and
catarrh. and all those symptoms and
troubles which make the average wo-
mans life so miserable
MICHIGAN DRUG CO., Detroit. Mich.
: 6 HUGHSON g. co. Sumter. sc
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-14

Mapy people worry because they believe
they ba7e heart disease. The chances are
,bs, their hearts are all right oot their ston-
achs are uoable to digest foee. Aodol Dys.
peDea Cure diges,s what you eat and pre-.
vents the formation Of gas which makes The
stomach press against the heart. 1t will cuFi
every form of indigestion. ) Hughaon 4
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-14
DEATHS.

A.. Ezekiel F. Keels, the Youngest son of
the late Maj Isaac Keels, of RemOerts, THE
couoty, died in New Mexico ou Friday lest.
BE bad been in fsiling health for more than
year and weot to New Mexico several
months ago. hoping that the change Of
climate and scene would be of benefit and
arrest the progress of the disease that was
rapidly wearing his life away. He was
about twenty-eiehs years old
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-14

Manning Brown, infant son OF Nj. and
Mrs. W. P. Delger died last Wednesday
moruisg. Funeral was held from residence
on Liberty Stree. Thursday morning at 1890
n clock
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-14

N7ANTED BANNs-A few white fami-
w lies with boys and girls over 10 years
old cau get work at the Sumter Cotton Mills.
Apply TO d. Jas. VIM, Supt. Nov l4-3t
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-14

CIRAYED-Solid Bay Mare, eight years
y old. Wire mark on right hind foot.
ouayea from El]io,'s on Nov. 9Th. Wss
10 Sumter from q Harby's stable on Nov. 3.
An; Information tbarkfull, received.
Caotsy To3ey, Elliott. s. G.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-14

W7ANrED, for cash, Doawood and Per:
w simeon Logs Soathern Hsrdwood
Company, P 0 Box 80, Cnarlessop, g. C.
Nov Atm
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-14

M7ANTED-Dogvood, Pcrsimmon and
w Walsut Logs 10 carload lots. For
pricea, &c address, Thos. Cbilds, Sumter,
S. G. Oct 24-4.*
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-14

Sir. Bu7b NcL-urin, of Wedge6eld, and
ai,s Jeonie L Cooper, Of Toaian,owo, Vii.
Hamburg County, are 10 be married today.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-21
WANTS HIS VERA.
James j. Ccrbett Is Lonesome in
hGnGoI, Town.

NEW YORK, Sept. pa cablegram
| was received by Mrs. James J. Corbc:t
tonight. reading: Stories about Woma
| false. Come over here quick, daring.
! VIII prove it. Love you only. Answer.
Jim
The message was dated Hotel Cecil,
Il have only contempt for Mr., Corbett
and [ will never forgive him., is Mrs.
Corbetts verbal reply. His entreaties
will make him all the smaller in my eyes.
I will not answer his message. l am
through with him and my lawyer as
sures me that 1 will succeed in my suit
for diVCrcc
1.-THE evidence 1 have will amply carry
out any and all statements / haze made
in the past few weeks. When the proper
time comes ali viii be placed in evidence
in the suit for divorce, and then the
gossipS can begin again.
Now a lot of people are trying to re-
fleet on the past of both of us. l will
say that when we were married it was
with the understanding that [ was to
leave him if he was ever defeated. That
I ha~4 been more loyal than he is proven
by my remaining with him after Fitz and
! Sharkey licked him. I was a loyal wife
as long as I could be SO honorably l
am informed that Mr.. Considne, Jim's
manager, has been making statements
which reflect on me. 1 deny any and III
his insinuations.
81 am reported as having said: 4 hope
he hits you on the head and kills You.
when Jim left for the ring the night of
his fight with Mccoy This is d false
hood, and the fact that Jim sends me =
cable message as he does proves it. OF
! course, [ am not blind 70 the things So
ing On about, but 1 am weary of the no
toriety 1 am getting. All will be known
in due time when the courts take up the
case. I am tempted not to talk for pub
LEGATION until then. This is too strenu-
Gus life for me-
DR. Ordway, American representative of
/ the National Sporting Club of London,
! was immensely amused last night when
he read that Jim Corbett intended o
! buy the club and run it on the American
! plan. Ordway said:
! "Corbett is making a double fool of
| himself. His statement that he Will bug
the club is asinine. He might as well
try to buy Buckingham palace. Few On
this side understand what this club is
like. 1t is not merely q boxing Organi-
zation. Fights form but a small part
of the clubs yearly programme. 1t is
social as well as an athletic association
/ and its memberhip of 1,S00 is largely
made up of the nobility. Lord Lonsdale
is the president of the club and the di-
rectorate is composed of dukes and
earls.
"In addition to the boxing rooms there
are splendid cafes, fine billiard parlors,
| great Conservatives AMI one of the finest
theaters in London. The boxing contests
form but a single feature Of a varied
! programme of entertainment.
| cit is very exclusive and a stranger
could no more get in than he could the
! Union League Club of New York. The
question of money never enters into
! consideration. The club is conducted
solely for the entertainment of its mem
| bers, all Of whom will be highly amused
ct the talk of an American prize fighter
purchasing the plant. Mr. Corbett is
talking at random"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-21
BROOKLYN Jockey CIab Races.

NEW YORK Sept 2O-The chief event
at Gravesend today was the Algeria
stakes for two-year-olds with selling
weights, in which lebanon was a hot
favoIite, but he was never prominent
except in The last quarter, when he got
u IN INTO third place, but fell back into
the Tut at tne end. Summary:
First race, five and a half furlongs-
Elizabeth M won, King Pepper second,
Sniff third. Time, 1907 2-5
Second race, mile and an eighth, sell
ing-Bangor Won, The Amazon second
AlSike third. Time, 1874 4-5
Third race, Hitchcock steepiechase. two
and half nliies-Plato won, Westown
second, Percen third. Time, ASS.
Fourth race, selling, five furlongs-Col.
PaGden wen, Kimberley second, Screecll
third. Time, les TO.
Fifth race, mile and seventy yards
BIisadier won, karamara second, Star
Bright third. Time, 1:z5 2-5.
Sixth race about six furlongs, selling
Kitchener won. Sadduecee second, Pupil
third. Time. lilo 40.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-21
is STILL RAISING RATES
HOARD OF EQUALIZATION W.
KEPT aTSy yESTERnAY

|
The committee ON logs and lumber fo
| the state board Of equaliza ton, which wa:
to have held a meeting at the Clarendon
| last night for the purpose of deciding upoE
| the question of the assessment of thu
| lumber companies in the state, deferred
! its meeting, and it will probably be hell
tonight.
Chairman Matthias Nachbar, of the com
mittee, stated last night that the COM
mittee desired to come to an agreement
upon some details as to the taxation be-
fore holding it's final meeting. While, he
stated, there is no unpleasant opposition
among the commit teemen, they We're I'M
able to agree upon the assessments ar
Minneapolis and Duluth. Some of the
members were in favor of mailing the
Mill Cfty's higher and others favored
raising Duluth's assessments.
In lieu of the meeting that had been
planned, the committee held smoke So
cial.
A good share Of yesterday afternoons
session was devoted to the banks CT the
state. In Ramsey county assessments
were raised follows: Scandinavian
American, 20 per cent; Union, 3 per cent;
National German-American, % per cent
In Hennepin county assessments We're
raised as follows: st. Anthony Falls, 49,
per cent; Flour City National, 5 per cent;
First Natio a, ~ PEI MI IA Ea
of Commerce, ) per cent; National Ger
American. 1212 per cent.
The board also made a number of raises
in special cases. In Wabash;t county the
assessments were raised 10 PEI cent, and
IN Lake City, of the same county, the
raise was per cent In Waseca the as
sessnaent on the state bank at Janesvlic
was raised 10 per cent In WilIin county
the First National bank, at Breckenridge,
vas cited to show cause why its assess
n1ent should not be raised 1212 Per cent.
In Wincna county three banks were cit
ed to show cause why their assessments
should. not be raised per cent In yell
low Medicine county the assessments on
two banks at Granite Falls were reduced
10 'er cent
When the bank schedule had been fin
ished the real estate schedule was taken
up In Beltrami county assessments were
raised 10 pc: cent, except IN Ber4idfi. In
Eenten county 10 per cent raise was
agreed upon except in East st. Cloud.
In Mankato City, of Blue Earth county,
assessments were decreased &c per cent.
The balance Of the county was increased
10 per cent. Assessments in the village
OF Cass Lake, in Cass county, were &C.
creased 10 per cent In GoodhEs county
there was a per cent raise, with the
exceptions of Pine Island, ZumDrota'
Cannon Fails and the iCty of Red Wing.
In Anoka county q general raise or 10
per cent was agreed upfn In Brown,
Cnisago Dakota and Faribault counties
tEe raise was per cent. In Dodge coun-
ty there was a decrease of per cent, ana
in Freedom raise of 10 per sent.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-21
CALLED FOR NEW BIDS.
Board of Public Works Threw Ont
Tenders for Curling Holly Ave.

Tenders for CurbiBg Holly Ave.
Owing to the protests against the board
Of public works considering the'offer OF
the successful bidder in the contract for
the boulevarding and curbing of Holly
avenue, and the construction Of a sewer
on Rice street. the board yesterday de-
cided to throw out all offers and adver-
tise for new bids on the work. 1t IS
claimed that the contested bid was Tiled
with the clerk after the specified hour.
The formality of confirming the assess
ment for improving Shadow Falls park
was passed by the board The land has
really been donated, but deed Of the
property is desired.
The condemna ton Of six lots at F en-
ton, Kentucky and Tennessee streets for
the proposed Brookland park was taken
under Amusement. The lots are only
worth SIPS each, but it IS a question If
the property owners will stand for the
necessary amount. The owner of the
parcel wants $500 per lot.
The city engineer reported the cost Of
boulevarding and eurbing Fuller street.
from Rice to Lexington, at $40 494, or
! $104 per front foot. Cost Of AldiDe
street sewer at s., COO; cost of paving Ros-
abel with sandstone. from Union depot
| to Fifth, at $7.9S7.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-21
fighting WAS SEVERE
MANN CASUALTIES IN LU10N EN-
GaGGWESg

WASHINGTON. Sept pa dispatch
has been received from Gen MacArthur,
which confirms the report cabled TO the
Associated Press from Manila regarding
the activity Of the insurgents. Gen
MacArthur's report is in part as fol-
lows:
Sept 1G David D. Mitchell (cap5aia
Fifteen Infantry ana ninety men of Com
pany l., Fifteenth infantry, from SIM
loan, Laguna province attacked Insur-
gent General Cables who had $50 men
in position at Mavitac, same province.
Desperate lighting ensued. which was
pushsd from the front with great per-
tinacity by Mitchell across the causeway
and through water waist deep; attack
men of Company X. Fifteenth infantry,
and ten men of Company B, Thirty-sev-
enth volunteer infantry; could not reach
enemy's position because of high water
n arm OF lake, which could not be cross,
ed entire country was afioat in conse-
Quence Of recent rains; this very much
impeded offensive action. After one hour
and twenty minutes fighting the com
mand withdrew to Siniloan. Upon renew
al of operations on the 18th we found
that the Insurgents had escaped from
MaVitac on the previous night, most of
them, no doubt going back into con-
tiguOus barrios to appear for the time
being o. until ca:led into tie field again as
peaceful Amigos
The casualties, which all occurred in
Nitcheffs command, consisted of 49,
men, four officers included, in killed ana
wounded. Thirty-three per cent of the
force is Il profoundly Impressive loss, and
ird Gates Stubbornness Of the fight fear
less leadership of omcers and splendid
response of men. Insurgent loss as far
as known is 10 killed 20 wounded; among
them was former Col. Fidel
-MaeArthur
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-21
POPULATION OF SEATTLE.
Claim Of Padding Made by Tacoma
Geeu.a Fufou1dal

WASHINGTON, Sept 2O.-The census
bureau today issued the following: Spe-
cial Agent Victor H. Olmstead returned
to Washington and has made to the d.
rector Of the census a report concerning
the census OF Tacoma and Seattle.
After giving due cons deratfon to the
statements made by Mr.. Omstead 1t has
been decided that there will be no sub
stantial change in the figures submitted
by the supervisor fer the Western dis
trict Of the state Of Washington
The actual figures will not be made
public until the schedules are tabulated
on the electrical calculating machines.
Director of the Census Merriam said
today that the announcement of the pop
uation Of cities Is practically completed
and no bulletin will be issued for a to wn
under $4,000. The bureau. he said, would
probably begin next week announcing tho
population of states. They will be Is
sued in alphabetical order, beginning with
Alabama. 1t Is thought all the states
will be given out before congress assem-
bles. The return from the several
states will also show the population of
cities under 8.900.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-21
GLoMBITZA Is STILL RUNNING.
Evadcs Health Regulations by an
irgenious SHbterfuge.

Health Commissioner Ohage attempted
Yesterday to get warrant for the ar
rest OF Albert F. Kubiak. VINO holds
license from the city to run d butcher
shop at 1920 Arcade street Nomin'lly,
he is the owner of the shop, but the fact
of the matter is that ne is simply a bl nd
enabling Peter Glombitza, whose license
has been revoked by the city council TO
keep on running his store, IN spite Of
DR.. Ohage and the law. Yesterday he
as much as told the doctor and his as
sistants to go to -.
And the health department is powerless
to hinder him. The proper remedy s
state law, but a great help to the health
department would be an ordnance pro
viding that all applications and permits
to do a meat business in the city hAar
the signature of the city health officer.
, Men conducting firsk-class business
would not be hampered by the condition
in the least, while others would find diff
fieulty in passing the severe investiga-
ton of the health inspectors.
The corporation attorney is drawing UP
an ordinance to that effect, but 1t was
not finished last evening, and so did not
come up before the assembly.
The rumor that was foated yesterday,
stating that a warrant was out for Ku-
biak, was utterly without foundation.
Also similar yarn about Glombitza.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-21

CHICAGO, Sept 2o-weather clear
track heavy. Results:
First race, FIVE and a one-half furlongs
Blink won, Hampshire second Water
Plant third. Time, 113 "a
Second race, six furlongs-Brownie
Anderson won, Belle of Glen second, Nan
Okee third. Time 1899.
Coronatus Won, Last Fellow second I'm
Next third Time, 319sI
Fourth race, X furlongs-Bard of Avon
Won, Fridolin second, Tenny Belle third.
Time, 1:2112.
Fifth race. mile and sixteenth-Macy
wen, Loves Labour second Danish third.
Time. 1:5612.
Sixth race. mile and an eighth, selling
Molo won, San Lazarus ESQ second, Sau-
Der third. lime, 2:02.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-21
PARADE HAS BEEN POSTPONED.
Driving Clubs Big Outing VIII Be
Held on Sept. 20,

The Capital City Driving club. At a
meeting held at Carvings restaurant on
Wednesday evening last decided to post
pone its parade and matinee from Satur-
day. the 22d, to Saturday. the 18th inst.
The assembly will be at Rice park at
1 o'clock p. M. and the parade will be
through the principal business streets,
and thence along Summit avenue to the
speedway.
The parade is not confined to members
Of the Driving club, but Is open to all
gentlemen owners of speedy horses or
handsome turn-outs In this city or Mins
neapolfs. and they are especially urged ia
accept this invitation.
The contests on the speedway will be
entirely friendly and informal, no purses
or prizes being offered. and a very in
teresting and spirited occasion Is prom
ised.
The details for the parade are In the
hands OF Mr.. w. G. Crisham. No. West
Fifth street. who will be pleased Go
furnish all particulars to any one de-
string them.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-21
On the Jutisn,ent Ia,

J. A. L. Romig. the evange ist. now
holding a series of gospel meetings at
the FIRST Christian church. 60 n of Nef-
son and Harrington avenues. preached a
very strong sermon last night taking his
text from Hebrews tx, - And it IS s.p-
this the Judgment One Of the lead no
thoughts was that man is the maker of
his own destiny and if he del be ely
chooses to make hard destiny fer him
SCI, God is not to blam far it, Another
th0ught was that an evil influence once
started soon grows into great proper
tionS. which must be accounted fer on
the Judgment day by The sowe, of the
seed. The subject tonight will probab V
be ''fhe Greatest Of AL Commandments.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-21
LADIES GENTLEMEN
IF YOUR CASE is NOT DURABLE We WILL TELL YOU 50.

| DEAFNESS-Our wonderful success in
curing deafness Is due to our use of ev-
cry aid known and proven by science to
be of value in treating it, Mr.. Hess, Mrs.
Hart, Mrs. Lewis, Mr.. Lynch and scores
of others, whose names and addresses
we will furnish on application. and
whose testimonials. are on file, have been
led out of the world of silence and
vague noises into the world Of music,
laughter and converse. Their hearing
has been restored.
DISCHA2GING EARS-Roaring. ring
ing, buzzing noises growths, gTanula-
tons and deformit.es of the ears cured
to stay cured. All these things We have
done and do and stand ready to prove
every word we say.
taking cases of RUPTURE for SIS. We
cure it absolutely and use no knife, no
injection and no old-fashioned torture Of
any kind.