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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-06-04
Cost Of the Dinner.

THE cost Of an entertainment has
little to do with social enjoyment.
Luxury is very good, II the host can
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-06-04
OPTIONS.

Gears, 6 and s tooth rear; Fl, ~, %, "a,
IS tooth front Sp ockets.
CTanks, OK inch.
Tires, ~ inch Cleveland single tube
Racing.
Frame, "a inch.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-06-04

Gears, 7 and tooth rear; II, ~, %, "a,
IS tooth front sprockets,
Cranl<s, o. inch,
Tires, ~ inch improved Burwell de-
tachable, and rs inch or ~ inch Cleve-
land single tube.
Frame, "a inch,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-07
HEaDwaTER IL 4 DRIVE.
Hugh JcDe-'s Horse pcat Sly and The
Rush at iia thcrr-.

Chicago. Oct. 6.-ffawthorpe's closing day
saw one Of the heaviest plays on a long
shot that has occurred on a race course
this year. and 1t ran last. The GOOD
thing was HuilJra- She got off last and
lost ground all The way around. The win
nar proved To be Rosa riah. VINO sprsai,l-
eagled her fed all the way and won eaSpd
~. Jim Gore, the favCTite. got the place.
Headwater. sly and The Rush made a GOOD
race in the fourth event al sty fIrIcncs
and finished In the order named In the fast
time Of I:iSiA. Weathe; clear: track fast.
Summarize:
First race. six furlonr-SiITriqn 10 Cp,
claraEl, 3 - :. ~ons ~ ut. los dnGreeI. s - /
g. nd; Faacywc"i. Ia1 -. Malt.ul. 10 To- / Nh II
Eotert paddeI ana AK Per N also r.1. 49,
second race. .N tulirugS-Eu-a Hiab "a ,n.
VIM. 5 - l. wo1: Jun Gore u. ina - Roland, IA
70 . second. hitci-tTcn. io1 tbuchanlu), 5 70 /
third Time. III pIrndr.- Laysh"tta. Brown
In }. Eralits and Guiana also ran.
Third race steeplcch'se. full our-a-Coronatus
=! IT Murrhyh : TO J.. "oa: Mr.. DUNLAP. I2i
lMoSl"y(. q !. se'onLi What Next. IS tF.grer-
AID S.!'ust also ran. Donation icl. Rider Tell
Fourth race. SIX Observation-Disclosures. IL r,u.
rccl. to l. won: ~, les tEgrAJna1l. . % /
time, l.l3'-- Highland Lao, Gs6rele and preja-
die. also ran
FIfth rsce, mile AMI n s'xtcsnth-R-i-a1e Ir-
naucrananl. 4 to l. Wont; Charrtcua. IL Iiash-
hergerl. Y 70 /. Won: Found. iG7 ,prviu,. IL
Precursor Knieht Baneret ana Van HooreheSe
sixt5 rae. mile ans a qua-er-clay Pointer.
70 ;. second Mo,o. 10 Nlrrerr'6ttt1 Il e, q Ia
third. Time. 20. The Dell. Senator Thonp-
son. A3Uetus u-i Hold Up also ran.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-07
BURKETT WAS FEELING GAY.
Made n Speech TO the Grnnd-stand
Spectators at PIttsburS.

-
P~ittsburg. Pa. oct. e.-The 81. Louis and
tonight to play four games. a double
header will be played on Monday.
jesse Burkett capered like a soubrette to-
d1y. Before the game he got out in front
OF the stand. dofted his cap and made tho
following speech:
w are only two games behind Chicago
and only thirty po.T,s back of Brooklyn,
and. as we are not in baseball for our
health. We Will better our position If we
can.
Wen have nothing to regret If we can
crowd PittsburS out Of second place. We
don't owe the Pirates anything. and have
these five games"
There was too much counting 81 money
before to-day's game. Ely, treasurer OF
the field day fund. announced that there
would be SIG for each player On the team.
Catcher Shrechengost just came from
Newcastle to-day to join the Cardinals. He
was with Buffalo. where he did good work.
PITCHER Harper. whose home ia in Oil
CITY, notified Mdnaser HeiIbronuCr this
morning that he is still too sick to report
Tor duty Harper pitched for Fort Wayne.
u whom he had been faTmed by 81. Louis.
Manager Fred Clark hurt his sore leg
G-a:n today. He tried to play, but feu go
Ing to first. He had to be helped from the
field. Clarke went in.o uniform in defiance
of his DOCTORS order.
IF the PittsbuTSs were strengthened in
one or two positions they would be the most
important factor in the race next year As
much can be said for one or two more
clubs. and for that reason, Pittsburg cam
not be put down "a likely TO run away with
the championship in 1901. Those who prophe-
sy TO that effect do so because they wouI1
be overwhelmed with gladness il 1t took
place." said Wallace tonight.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-07
The WaIderrave Plate, one mile and
hal!. was won by Sir r. CasselFs cheStnu
colt Martini. with L. Reif VI.
Track Talk.

President =. II. Lucas OF the Kinloch .rIcis
stated yesterEIy that the present meeting would
continue until Noye:rb-r ], prov dsd the weaihrr
remained cool. N". LsCas cortemF iates building
u clunu5usa and DINER improvements ct the new
track for NEXT years racing
Doc Stl-.t Uil shin ris string 10 CaiiforntL
30 soon as his FJ,s's d4@ H. shape TO stand thr
long trip across the !snrai s. street mas tweIt$-
two h,aG # Hg.ses At X nlJch of these. all buc
EUI.ar!-u AID ito~a-e- ar on the sick lSi-
JOCKEY totura VII - % California with stree
-tEfru 4 F1r4ytu. era. Z Z-year-0ld. Du-ii$t.
inivr-d himself In his stall Friday night and Ia I
O.. &c srrat .het from The t.tTi race ycSteriay-
Kit 'hiun say TIE colt + not Sc ioGsly hurt an I
VIII he ready 70 run ag IN In a snort while
-Iucltn {. AZ Ay'S "t1liOrs and hroudirares
VIII be sold in NV YorS on October S. and con-
s'gTmarts Cf horses OF various ages from tfs
sstabIisiPcrts q J. W COLI, william Astc-
''.rlar. Irennen G Dave Morris AMI Wyndlan
Walden viii De d suJ-si Of october . The Ar
rieHv lot viii i-ci dc KNIGHT e Eilers.ie. tss
sire a Henry Of Navarro AT Green and o'hfr
Celebrated race E,T~-s. and knicht Of the Thistle.
tho famous English horse t"rrht by Mr.. ApH.ehv
Nv, years ago. Kui-ht q the Thistle II a young
r4rS.. Only last season h. WIN the Jutier
Sf=fe- in ri. Ar iefv'S rr~Gi1r coos In -
tlariar. N rr!7 Wait4r ard COLT consignment
tH.r. ar. . lot ~ mares IN fo1l To the stations
Gallant One OK The mars 70 go under the ham,
r~er Is CerranIel. the dam OF The ANA zon,
Huitz;lcrochti ard Glade Run.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-07
RiIEES. LOA AND NAnER.
Four American Jockeys COntencinS
for Itoncrs i'm England.

London. Oct. f.-st the Kcmp:1n ParF
autumn me-irG to-day the Duke OF York
Stokes thdndicLp Of zoo severe grs. one
n.i' mi a quarter. was won by y. I;ai-
l-v'- Mount ProSp CT, ridden by Lester
K'if- second pl2c- vas taken by q. s.
%"wtnn's Amer. guided by Danny Mahcr,
ard Lcrd william Bercsfori's CIim an,
with Johnnie i;siT In the saddle, carle in
third. Thirteen horses ran.
La Lune LED to the straight ard tren
gave Way to the Australian Star and Cal
man. Below the distance Mount Prospect
assumed The lead. followed by Amer. and
won ny a ,eD@rh and a half. The sIinc ds-
taUce SEPARATED second and third hOr. -.
Australian Star. witt Ricby up. was icUrff..
TIE betting here Was 8 10 . against Mount
Prospect and 5 TO I each against Ameer and
cairHan.
The Eempton Park Nursery H1n1'car
Plate was vou by :. Z. N-wton's F.,ars
Wash. on which Maaer hal the G.1Unt
The Stanley Plate ceiling hIi.iic3pl WIS
won by ". ". -. Singers chestnut FLY
Fioreal. Tod Sloan having the mount.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-07

EEFyDIIC SPECIAL
P~ltisturG. Pa, Oc;. 6-The 81. Louis team
stopped here between trains to-day and
gathered IN a game at Exposition Park
without much trouble. They did not have
70 extend themselves TO v.n from the al
legged reuHaut aSPIrarts. who Cor some time
past APPEAR 70 have been sparring for wind.
hoping Only that Philadelphia viii no; win
enough games 10 pass them.
PljtshGrE played ral. today Ike the tail
eucc,s in Euoe WaIIcl's PunXautawncy
L~etsue-?crhaps worse ban than they have
played at any time since -. Louis played
here two weeks ago, p-nciured th,ir bubble
and showed that they cogIG be beaten.
Seven vii.ginoUs errors on the part CT the
home team disguised the 300 SPECTATORS to-
G3v.
Wagner was not II the game. II was said
that he badly injured his arm In throwing
l9 yards yesterday IN the feid-1ay exer-
ciscs. 1t is thought too much field DAY was
In the air. Perhaps it is lucky the field day
was held before, not after. to-day's exhibit
ton.
s.. Louis played bel In rings around Pitts
burg. and IL was only by nIrd luck tnat
their score was kept down. They got 10
work at the start. McGTaw was out in the
nrst and burkett put one to the fence for
the three bases. but was OFT at the plate
later on Hoidrick'S effort.
In the third LCu CTiStr was safe on Ey's
bad throw, ana a moment Later piowrd to
third or Levers ridiculous attempt to
catch hin Oh irst. The stand stopped the
bail Poole. the Interstate League wonder
VINO took C!dgkC's place in the held. made 4
nice throw 10 the plate Oh POwe!!'s fly. hold
irS Criger at th!Id. NcGraw sent one 10
Poole, who again held Criser al third. After
all this remarkable work Lever allowed
CTIser TO come IN b. dropping the bail in
Jne act Of pi,cn!us.
In the IULItn 81. Louis got two more runs.
HeiuTIck and Donovan We're oIt when Wal
lace sent ole 20 Ely, 100 hot TO hold. kreu-
ger singled to P,O.e'S field. but The famous
scnuing kGeuger 10 third ana Wallace
across. The next moment Poole dropped
DUuiia's easy Iy ami kreuser scored.
f'Oo.e Mas iited from the same IISut here,
Leach covering his place. This did rot stop
ST. Louis, however.
in the sixth Donovan got away by smash
Ing hard 10 O'Hiieu. who got the bali In
cover first, wasn't there. Nimble Patsy stole
second. ard, after Wallace popped. Kruger
hit TO Williams, who made a benny Lyon
throw to Hr-t. The bieachsrs checked the
ball, but Donovan had come in. That's ali
3. LoU.s got. II was enough.
PtttSyuIS got one in TIE second. Williams
singled, stole second and cam. in IN Zl.l-
mers sacrifice and Ely's iulield out. The
Pirates scored Two more In the fifth After
Leach had famed. beaumont singled ald
stole second. R!tchey's double scored him.
RitChey came in later on O'Conuur's double.
POweifs pitching was mastery throughout
the game. The score:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-07

tiifl4t- "a WHILE.
The crowd showed its appreciation by
breaking into applause as they cleared tho
quarter jump. Going Ut tn back stretch
the last tine. Smith, who was always Sec
ont on The Cad. sent hts mount 10 ~" front.
FIRST one ard then another tried. tn go NJ.
but he came to the last jump Il length aud
j half before Plato. Both cleared the OBJ
stGcIa IN safety. and an exciting drive 20
the wire followed, in which Mr.. Smith
showed his skill. landing his mount a clever
winner by 4 ScaUt half length. ierion
closed and was third. two lengths behind
Plato. The others struggled In. not Il fall
having occurred to mar the race.
Game little B.ll9rio won the Nursery
Handicap. He made the first running and
won by n length from Water Color. who
bca; Beau Gallant a head for the place.
The latter was closing Ike a whirlwlni
and but for some interference might have
repeated his victory in the Matron Stakes.
He ran in the coiors Of Senator =. IL. Nc
Carren. who bought him Jus; before tho
race. OneCk Queen. an outsider. won the
Hunter Handicap. beating the ~favorite. XII
l~a.hanira. by thEee-quarters Of a length
Summaries:
First race. seven furlOngs-Rush. IL fOdom), .
70 : ar1 to :, won. G.d.rey, II. O'C0arorl, Is
TO I AMI , - 5. second. zoe Free, i3e II BU..eI.
. t. 2 and even. third. Time. l-2St. F1rsarm also
ran
SAcoad race. the Hunter Hani!cap. ono mile
OrtCk queen. lS CNC'Ue), : 20 ! and ) 20 .. won.
kilashandra. Ia tTCrner1. even ard > 10 !. sec
Old; kaElara, lis duilman}. I to ? and even.
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third. Time. 1:iits. roluois Belle, u lie Of Lex
iGctpn. star Chimes and Lady Elite also ilu.
INii'l race. the NuTss , Handicap. Eclipse
CSLIs-. six fgTl1nG=-Eell. 70. IL ti.nryi. . l.. :
aTtd : 70 3. won. Water '0.rr. is G.ittl. ictdl. :
H-"ul. : to ari $ T. ), third. Time. 1:lJis. 81
N.-fa!e. AIR! Sae,k. lar Roeklway. DAIRY
i!'rIlIHr, lilIdw K. Egdu DrUontlc, smile. B.
deck aud King Lisf all Az.
Fourth rat. IL" Championship St~eplsoh &c,
tree ana A half m-ieS-The cad. 153 on. smith.
y t." ana 4 - : won: Patio. 81 tVeitch > -
: and | 10 > second. IeTlov ij tMaIa). Ia 70 I
H:d : TO l. third. IiUl.. s:2 Sly Hubert, The
Bachelor. Old Tank ard Tri;lion also ran.
fI.th rtcs. selling. * fJriouEs-ROiiinz Posr.
II Williams. , 20 , and even. Won: Him
seIf. 10 W'Connc). s 20 ! ana ; TO 1. second. I'll
''-raiI-, lG fB-I!ugEB. : % I and ; 10 Z. bird
Tim. i-ila. ChcIish. Glade Run. Shark, Iyo-.
- mostly. KiG and IrshCt also ran.
SiXth race. one mil kim klru:c. 10 CirCiel.
. t. : and ? to I. won; DGoro. los Oierryl. . .
md > 10 :. second: The Amazon, 10 SHAW =. -
2 snd s t. >. third Time. l:+ot,. HAaicuf.
Gi.tnock. King Barleycoru and Pink Coat also
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-07
AUCTION SALE OF TRoTTERs.
bunch Of Good GearIfpGs and Wean-
lngs Brought Good Prices.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

XykEPIfJIIIC SFtIIAI
Lexington. Ky. Oct. S.-Trottsrs sold well
here to-day at the suciion sale. Best prices:
Bay colt ysailing 10y Ashland Wilkes, dam
BESSIE Taylor. by al Hambrick: S. I. Ear-
bison. Lexington. 1915.
Annie Lockhart, black fl,v yearl,ng by
San Maeto, dam by Princess; S. 7. Harbi-
Son. $50
Ciary Girl, bay hlly yearlins. by San
Maeto, dam by Lumps: 8. T. HARRISON, $3.50.
Brown colt gearing by Bow Bells. dam by
Green. $3.50.
4 black colt yearlirc by Wiike Boy. dam by
Aambrino; Glenn Beechy. Lexington. $3.50.
Bay colt y~esrlng 10y Oratoria. dam by
Dictator: William Evans, Sos.
Roan colt Weanling by Jay Hawker. dam
by GEORGE Wilkes; J. NJ NauShton. New
York, 500.
Bay tiliy weanling by wilkes Boy, dam by
Lord Russell: II. {. Cobb. Philadelphia.
Bay colt yearling by Golden Rule. dam by
Eutwood; w. DlCkerson, Lexington. $685..
Bay colt weaning by Wilkes Boy, dam by
Nutwood: s. T. Harrison. Lexington, SI,gi0.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-07
CHAMPION sTEEpLECH.sE.
The Cad. Riddcn by His Owner, Won
the Zig Jumping Race.

New York. Oct. G.-The Cad. ridden BY
has owner, Mr.. Smith, won the Chamrion
steeplechase al Morris Park to-day over
the trying distance OF three miles and a
half. This fixture was the feature OF the
days racing. and II resulted In one OF the
most stirring STRUGGLES Of the season. SEW
en- horses 'aced the starter in the Champion
Steeplechase, The Cad being added at the
last minute. II was a coveted stake for
outside Of the honor Of winning. II had an
even money value Of 5000. $500 of whicr
was subscribed by gentlemen interested in
staepIechas;nc
Plato was made a hot favori,e at 6 70 3
while The Bachelor was also strongly sun
ported at . to /. The others were nil hold
at - to l. They were sent off on the first
break for their long Journey and the feId
led by Plato. ran closely punched for two
miles All fenced perfectly. and as they
passed the grand stand the second time
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-07
Results of Dallas Races,

MT 7 TTss| II Il M
Dallas. Tex. oct 6.-The third ara fourth
rac-s were wcudnrfI.ly fss; for the distances AMI
the track. Summaries:
First rsc-. pacing. e2s c~lass-Emer,ne El4--
tvito, first: !. u. r.. second; BUnc.. Jr.. th,-l
Best time. 2.lZl..
second race. running. seven ana one-haIf FUR
i-aE-. seIl7--Iaa Marie. r-st: In. Ptau.f --r-
ord. Elusker. tGlrI. Time, i:S.
Third race. rIuniT-. SIX fur,ongS. fer 3-vel--
olis-Efrst Pas. hrs:: Bonnie V. second: Raaco.
third. Tine. 1:iI-a.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-07
Driving Club Programme.

At a meeting OF the Executive Boars o, IN.
Gentlemen's Driving Club yesterday the FOL
low M programme was arranged for Saturday
October IS:
CLASSIFIED rrize t-ot fo- Lucania g, Angie.
W.lk"sCold. King Mack and Ray BITS
Classified exhibition pace for Billy S:einman-
Donna M"G-egor. VIII Hal. Drext i. IT. Bonner
Miller. Al West. Jr, and Go. e-ror c
Class fgd exhibition trot for Raw rates. Gem
oral- Al Smith. Hero w. Grace Gratian Roxi.
r. etc.
All aces best three IN fv.. Entries 10 close
or Friday IT noon with the Secretary. No. :.
North SCI SB;h street.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-07
LUCILLE BROKE HE RECORD.
biIifnE,s Fast Road SIare TrGtted a
Nite 20 WAGON ln .:OT Fat.

Lexington. Ky. oct. f.-Thc track was IN
me shape and very fast this afternoon. Iu-
Sllle. The tast road icare owned by 4. X. d.
Billnss OF Chicago, went TO beat her record
OF -Nyi. TO MASON and finished the mile III
Id nat. Time by quarters: IL, I.U;II,
10y, INI; This secured [ new mark for tho
mare and the worlds trottins record to
wagon driven by an amateur.
EditG W: was q big favoT!te for the 2-Of
pace over The Maid. Choral and Flirt. and
was heavily backed. The uTsl neat went to
tilrt, who went fast In the stretch after
trai!lng In third place 20 the hree-Quarters.
I1irt broke ~ the half in The second heat
ana hniSIec last The Maid winning from
Edith w. The Maid broke badly at the
suarter in tie third heat and lrit.cd last.
the heat easily SONG TO Edith ". the ia
Eorite at the start E.ith W. was never
headed In the fourth heat and won easily
from Fii:t. The Maid broke badly at the
lVe-eighihs and wa5 GiStaHCed. The fifth
heat was an easy thing for Edith w, who
got tue pest OF the start anu led all the
way, finishing two lengths In front OF Flirt.
The Crimson Stake was won easily in
straight heats by The fast mare Contraito.
who vas never IN trouble. She was the ia
NoTtte az SO. while the others were So each.
bay star made q poor showing ana cGiy got
second money. The race was without tuucb
interest and The time was slow for the class
OF no: see starting.
The p trct vas festureIess. with the ex-
drivers Of Fred c. and Hamwood were nor
trying to ain and changed drivers In tho
third heat This did no good, however. for
Ozanan. from the Walnut Hall Farm. VIC,
Easily In straight heats, making the fourth
winning race tor the farm this week. sum
maries:
The Johnston. az, tro,ters, purs. sa.oo,:
TrEsr - Oh ~ br -.
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Money Mlss. first: rriICline, second: T.. q.
Ban tEirj. Time Ip7.
Flfth race. running. four rrrlouEs, mcitcn .
Beil Boz. INST. Tally H.. second: Ihs
Texan. third. T,r.5. ~.
saith race. running. four furlongs. selling
Dutch, i,st: George Lands-s. sccund. Rattler,
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I'IN0d 1nTa-P tt51nTc ? IN1-1a-- II'3-
Rte "y !. UErieu l.. Nou.!u :. Thr --tasc hts
Eu:k.t' = S~lc.i.ce h~ii--Zirrt"- !. stolen
lasrS-BeaU.aoat !. Rtci,y / y i.aIus / Mo
GTaU !, Donovan :. Cr!uer :. FIst base on balls
ON Lever ]. OF Powell ? struck out-iiy
Lever l. by Powell 4 Wild pitches-L. ever l.
SwartvOod.
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FF.as IV5|H =: LtsI N IdN 81 SION
4. New iorh ?. Bass on baiss-Gn Nichols 2 or
Mercer 2. STRUCK oGt-By Nichols :. by Mercer l.
Stolen DGSes-Daris 4 Ne &c" l. SaCTnC- hits
MiTphy !. Double plays -Doyl- Wuassste3, =
Inpife-onydeE. T1-ne-One nour and i~cG;y-lve
nil Les.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-07

Earned runs-Ey Noklyn :. Philadelphia : Two
base hits-Dah!en !. S~h"cHlrd l. FLICK / Inr.o-
base hi,s-D9ig | Flies ! ps.ia / Double r.2ys
rel! and Daily / LETT on tAses-ETephyn :.
Phiisd.lphfa 1 First base on eTr~ors-Brooklrn
/. First base On bsils-pE IcGiUH:ty 5. OF
F-az.- :. SuGok ous-Ey Ai-Glnn'ty 3 Passed
tsIis-McF4r.su3 = 1iHe-T"O hours Umpire
Hurst.
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The Professional estimate of Proprietary r.
By M. u. CIV ZSNJS, nj. ID.

DR. Gnhume Touvin, an eminent physician who for many yers prctced in Lyons,
France delivered himself Of his very pronounced opinion uon thes subject of proprietary
Il wish that the great mass Of tep people would try to better understand the position
of the medical profession in regard to what are popularity known as proprietary remedies
There would appear to be sort of half confuse idea that such preparations are con
Idemned Ell masse by physiansa and that the after are a unit in condemning them. Now
to the intelligence Of us doctors Because what the arlaof all ranks md classes should
mhH rtnd, is that here is genuine help and also the nt1nsOaly curative powerins some
of those preparations which are called proprietary: Such remedies as physicians discover
to De worthy their commentator they are ready to permit and advise the use OF even
though they tedassel as proprietary, The people should sometimes read the journals of
medicine, and therein larn to their advantage what we nend-W we condemn.
The American Journal of Health is all the time seeking to perform its part of the
duty tat is we'd b. all hygrnc publications to gveto the American public precisely
that Information which DR. 1ouvin considered 50 essential to thew welfare of the public Of
We wan to let the peoph. know which are the real remedies and which are the
Then they will be in a position to discriminate md to derive from the in
eIeent use of those remedies which the profession endorses such help as they may con-
tain. Among tried and proved proprietary medicines we confidently class DR. Caldwelrs
Syrup Pepin, manufactured by the IepHn Syrup Company of Monticello, Illinois, as
cure for CONSTIPATION, indigestion, sick headache and stomach troubles This is a remedy
which performs what it promises to perform We have obtained convincing proof of the
of this preparation as acue for the diseases named We have setaned that in
a cry remarkable number of cases it has removed both the cause nd the fleet of the
complaint Moreover has accomplished this 50 thoroughly tina: the cure was indeed
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