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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-10-02

The rainfall here Sunday morning at
lo O'Clock was almost equal to cloud
burst. The rainfall for a short period was
2.4O inches. Strets were flooded so that
they We're impossible and water went in
to number of houses
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-10-02

An imaginative writer is one who
boasts of the prices he gets for his ar
ticleS.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-10-02

Sometimes mans appearance suits
woman. and there are times when his
would please her more,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-10-02

Some men have reasons for doing
things-and some have excuses.
The evening world., 1901-04-04
HANPI0NS ARE
HARD AT WORK
BaIrny Weather and Dry
Grounds Allow Fast
Practice.
5,eelai d rne Erenins warliN

.thbFrASl kN AEr isFFHhlis t''htfN'r'
CHARLOTTE y Z Apr, To-day
= an teal 1n- FOR the balt piaycrs Ham
on and Ills team Of National League
champ!ras sent 20 the grounds az 80
~ X t-.l remained mil J. Tne
grntitls ms morning were hisnl! sat!s'
.nctors rn" ncr Irlmdle! the na'l In
G;ntims. who is suffering from severe
odd. wa AFRAID 10 iA> himself tn-Ias'
hut NJ. vas on the fold early ana par
.Isi.It,d fu some nf The light practice.
iian!on VIII no, allow him to enSaf. n
rr.sulNr pract.c" ,untN ~ trcoNrts.
pIl4-s arrival y.>t"7'lty afternoon
a a.,urcc .. much mcrrmc-t among MS
follows ~. donn.d ha uniform 'iIH
morning and appeared III srlend d ,oi Y
Vi .-.,r, j. making himself lel. He ~
al, ,Ne.sd.m-iy rtomis .ns man. md ia!
!Ir Il. v.ry savurah!v impressed, kiisnn
wir., iron! Washington this morn.aS
mat h, vii arrive ip-niEht. lie was uc-
..,,c.. py mis sir . hi- ttain nt ''ncinnat!.
Ji.nncay says hi- arm ius NJ ;ood =.
vns III -; sAcD 'ie Was = pfi'E" favor.
ltn nlh Tn" Ef"ukiyn. II" Is 4 ha'h
worker and seems 20 b" in good form.
Iu-ha- Will Join ilr team fo-morFo"
Ill, coming l. eagerly looked !or.
The evening world., 1901-04-04
Mr.. Peter F. Collier Leads Ex-
hiIarating Chases from His
EatontOwn Farm

Iao, Frost nas ."-"n"d ms tiHti' sr'
on me ground. u" turf hts nst - at
amani.r. narjinc- ruL IN. cr"ss-""un
try de, otc" has again begun th" "S-
hiIaratns sport -, siding , "ttl"'"m"
hunter over hill ana dai' after an "N.
cited pack of bnv.ug :oS-hognds On
Long Island and u"cr ~ Ne" Jer,"E
nmo-, ever nnc morning s1mc big
o- nttlc hun, cub has is run
ono ~ IN" most p'rs!strr' ana rn-
'tiG,Ins.it followers ~ The sport {.
Peter +. collier OF this CITY wfp has
handsome country sea u"S- Eh'ou-
town. y. J. II. maintains - big stable
nf hunters ,Hd fin. pass of FOX
hounds NJ his E,tontowu arm ana twu
or three days eRch wc.a he caves u
lraS hun, As mn-t.r ~ IN" hunt Mr.
collier .cads hi. guests on n chus" after
III. dogs extending from twelve 20
n'tecn miles through thc rourh'st
The evening world., 1901-04-04
RACES TO FIT
THE SEASON.
Admirable Programme
for the Aqueduct
Meeting.

The Queens County Jockey Clubs
spring meeting. which beEins Mt ,hs
Aqutduct track MONDAY. April Is. and
ends Thursday. May .. PROMISES 10 ps
an unusually successful one, SECRETARY
Fred Rehberser has arranged an anmir.
able programme for the sixteen day. NJ
racing. He has taken ir;n cpusld--n
uon the class OF horses that Will h. a,
the meeting and their condition 40 thi,
time of the year
For .hc two-ycar- -o'ds there are many
short races nj four and n half turl0nI,
including three stake cvcnts-thc cn.
narsic. the Ozone and rhe Rose. The IA,
for '!hes. The Woodhavcu IL a, ayn
furiongs. The entries for these Include
seores OF high class youngsters. some OF
which have fulfilled expectations hy
graduating from the maiden cla.s IN
handsome Fashion. For the three year.
oids and AGED horses thsr. are three
longs: The Flushing Handicap. a, on,
mile and seventy yards. and the Carte,
Handicap. at seven furinngs.
The Carter, which is run the h-s' day
the ihirty.six entries ar. Intrusive, ~
carries iee pounds. Hciiobas G:;,
Ogden n:'). charsn,u- nis,. s.dnr,
Lucas 'io'. tH!nashed u!p ana kina
ltramhie Qi0. Among those entered Il
the other stakes are such horses a,
First Whip. Maa!ns) Gomez and knlgn,
or the Garter. Most OF the selling event,
are at five. nv" and a half and six fur.
.cnng@. with an occasional race Al q
mile and seventy yards
In his selection OF distances ana con,
ditfcns NJ. Kehhcrger has don" ava,
= with the cause OF som. little complain
Rt the BennlnE- meeting Ills pro
kramme would not DO AT all 'nr late
In the season. but for the midI. o.
April, when few horses are well forwnr,
IN their training. Il IL an admirable on,
and should satisfy e.ery one
The evening world., 1901-04-04
HandbaII Practice Now
Part Of New York's
Baseball Candidates
Preliminary Training
Polo Grounds Wet.

The weather mnn and Manager
George Davis. o, the New YORK
Ball ciun. are not good friends these
DAYS. DAVIS hh- seventeen husky attn
lctcs on his hands. all eager t. SO,
ont on the 10, and work OF the eur
plus ncsh taken on during the winter
months, hu, the steady ,!"wnoour ses-
tc-d,y and to-day has prevented am
satisfactory work In the training ilr'.
This morning Manager Davis decided
that something must be done 10 get his
men into shape, no matter how bad the
weather might be and early this after.
noon he ie.i hi. squad ~ bill-to-scrs
10 cashims h,..n,ll cour, n West
one Hundred and rh!rN arm stree
The court Is light rno'ny AMI airs r1'
men took turns A. playing hannibal
The evening world., 1901-04-04
Miss Money Outdoes !, the Fair
Members in Daring Riding
and Jumping.

,"r .. capt Money the uoLcI wing
hst Ter oToyh-- Harold NnucN j.
tr" 'nf'"ur champion tap shooter ~
An"r.rh.
A. IA" EItonipwn Sarm the ddA n",pr"
y"stcrIay Mis- Money gayc a f"a am
,.!e- OF ,.r ability ~ rider ncfor"
starting 'br ;h" h,in;. SAr 'fia e.d and
cleared 4 ;yc-barrch sai1 with ~" r'ch-
lcs- abandon and skill, ~ professional
s'..p'cCNns. rider. 4nd r"p"at"d TN i'r-
iorIianc. hs!. a doz";g tines. On" Of ~"
accompanying .rnrsho'- sinWs aiss
Money fU IN" lst Of Gearing %" Ett'
Ha,. ,;rctr ponercy who usually
rides Tlppernry. 'lm3u, hunter /. an
o;H-I lever hrt".wuI3u H.rp follows
~ Golfers hounds 'wp o. three days
.' H.'k
IA. MUnmo..h Count. Hunt .u1
isIaH meets AT Miidla'own. j q
-uiI. station on tn" c.ltsai iillir ID
\ special rrniu rom S.% yorn hrigg.
N" ;rr'ib";s ~ il" pattT Hh" Ir" up'
gursi. ~ t.ssnuiown 'lls wntn- md
sr rJ"n.s tr" on hand wiill hr lIrsta M
fhc hotlIil \s sroH ~ q. a." mpuni"d
tn. ie.,s Hrr sent ,Hay having and
f,rius ~ East as their muse llar logs
The evening world., 1901-04-04
HORSES m TRAINING OUT.
Iitilc rnrf Gnid" '"ninins Much
Valuable InTormntiUn.

''iior-"s IN Training, one of the mos,
vnlnab.. lille books In current ,uri
literature. "a out for 1891. and viii n"
welcomed hy the horscmcn. !; contains
the name age. color and breeding ot nll
horses. including ;wo-year-o!ds. engaged
In stakes on American courses. These
arc grouped in stables under the name
of III" wn.r and trainer, with a comprc-
hers!re indc> For the bc,,ors there are
scvernl guides, such "a percentage IN.
alcs. seal" or weights, Sc The book 1.
OF convrnicn, size tnr the YES, pocket, IL
n"a.Iy bound IN t,~l 'citAcr. and costs 81.
II \. BUCK. 80. IL Finh avenue. New
York IL tho plb!ishcr
The evening world., 1901-04-04
Medi.a. eSz-uss"''
OLD DR.. GRINDLE.

GRADUATE UNIVERSITY Of THE CRY OF
NEW YORK lMEuiCAL DEPART MENT): I5
years . specialist In Disease oe Men. Uadsr
OLD pr. GHiSDLEs seientinc system Of treat.
ment blood and akin diseases. pain In the bonss.
tsd spots. .or. throat aud mouth. ulesrs. painful
lwvll!ns,. kidney and bladder complaints. seaid.
ink vatieoseie. Inflammation E,Avel weak. un.
Nan abou. 10 marry. likewise thn.s htvtns I'm.
pedimen's. should 10 20 DR.. 0RlNpLE's old.
ST.. bot. 9Th and tn avss, sunefsrs, % uos
waste time son.ulsins is.s :tt!lsd physleisnH
usfvsllous ct.sss. Adyies s.fss. Nod(Gso ~
Hsurs . % 2. sunsays.s 81 3 r ~ q q
The evening world., 1901-04-04
WINNERS At
BENN|NCS.
Weather Clear, but
Mudlarks We're in
Great Demand.
e,.el.l to III, E,.n!ns werlt

RACE TRACK. BESNNNGs. Aprii
Mudiarks were again in demand AT The
t-Sck to-day. and. judging by the ~;
..nng accuracy with which the talent
Kicked them yesterday. horses are run
ming true 70 their last years form Tn.
mud to-day. however, was OF the sticky
variety. Whereas Yesterday It was snsh
and only very lille wore than the dry
going.
The weather was clear, but ;aere was
still n raHnees In the at,Hosphc'c which
made one cl!nG fondly To winter wrhps
The attendance .t.ii keep. to the high
average. and all signs point Ia n record.
breaker FOR the Washington Jockey club
from the fnanaai point of view
The card to-iay was mi--rahly poor as
regards quality. hut the fields w"r" OF
sood size and well matched Tho crowd
cared little aoout quality. 80 long as
there was the desired speculative me-
dium.
FIRST RACE.
Soe ,hrss.yesr-olds and up. Ave and haf
The evening world., 1901-04-04

can carry them on IA. tran nf an hni-
sect Dag. Hlich nae been JraS.;rd across
no country Dy on" OF th" grooms snnr
hours before. iuilty, u hnnnd Ihii can
'',cc her pedigree back many genera
anlS. = II" Leader Ot sH- pack
The hri<lt red hurting coats of tho
master ara hI whips and the neat
riding habiis ~ III" women present a
pretty picture a. IN" hlzn.s:runE hunt
"r> dash across ~" meadows j,ni scale
'"ug-s and dit,h"s lr clos" pursuit of
''io DOGS
rae or.l o' ne tra'l ts usually wl,hn
y ts.- miles -. NJ Golfers larm II IL
seldom TIA, al ~ thc hunting party
NJ, Ia Al IL" drGh, wh.ch ~ i drag
h'irl m.Lrs to pU. In an appearance" in
tim' % -" ~ hounds hIyinr and
iarn. sDuri IA d yn.u "nd'aror u r.
cover tho los scent ~ IslIl thing
several ~ the .rd"ra com" To grief be-
fbro tho fI.l r1ut" has been covered.
elmer by tiEina headers or by the re-
iI~Hl ot i,a- mounts - tackle par
t.tuiaF's t!G 'o:sc or diich Al "t
mem apI"Yor ar. ON Nhni with sharp
.n'.i app !t.e .ur ;hr tr'ld II he farm
Nhirh AiHh- ~ "a" Jay sppt'
The evening world., 1901-04-04
~eady%- He Sza>t'
SUNDAYS BASEBALL GAME.
). rnc"s- Wni Pat >tronx~.t Team
suninst Wrst Ncw SOrks.

Manager Leonard. u the Syracuse
Club. Il tn. Eastern League. will pu'
h!- strongest nine In n" nc!h next sun
day against the West New York Field
CUB In the opening game oi ne sea-
son al the Wcchawkcn grounds The
Wet New Yolks have always giv-n
The evening world., 1901-04-04

and ~" pitchers Taylor. MatthcArHn,
p"nErr rhylc. FISHER and D1A"nS. acrr
iimocrirs NJ iheir tmirinc arm. Man
aScr DAVIS mad" II his nusir' So 20 see
that n"ne ~ MS ambitions youngsters
nut too much Hpe'd In 'hclf shoots.
The men pIt n thrrc hour- tn the
nnth,ll rnmft
The evening world., 1901-04-04
Catcher Aleck Smith
Will Report to Man
ager Davis on Satur-
day-Pitchers Linber
Up.

10 Hisn IN" Catcher for hi. Baltimore
American League team, bif from the
tone OF smiths letter h. wIl. not sue
cr.i whcn Smith arrive. III" team viii
b,, complete.
The evening world., 1901-04-04

Toluca cut out the running. follow ed
N close order by Prosit, Draus h,sma n
held to the turn. where Toiuca had
enough. Prosft tncn took the lead ana
ts3owed the way TO the stretch with
Drauehtsnan second and Mat, Simpson
third. IN the run home Daughtsman u
died away and Matt Simpson. naiiin.
proait ln the last sixteenth. took the
lead and won by half a length Prosi,
was three lengths In front Of Cherished
Fourth Rare-Fivc fur!onHs.-won hy
Lady Pi.dden: Irene Lindsey was second
and Sylvan Dell third.
The evening world., 1901-04-04
LITTLE REIFF WINS A STAKE,
ICaptsres the Northamptonshir-
with II. j. Kinx's Eyusi,,

LONDON. April TAT the second day \
racing. to-day. OF the northampton and
'Rytchiey Hunt Spring Mc.,lng. ihs
lsscStilaasptonshire Stakes was won b.,
s&. y. Kings four-year.o brown col,
:kyastt, ridden by Johnnie" Reiff.
The evening world., 1901-04-04
STABLEMEN'S STRIKE OVER
They Decide 10 Accept Newmarket
Trainers Trrns.

NEWMARKET, April THE striking
s,ablrmsr. after a biilo; have decided
TO acCep: The is;.incss terms and are
returning 10 The stables
The strIk. Of III. s;nD.cn,& Al New
market began March . IN. strikers
demanded an increase of their wages
from Ss $50 10 gas ,SG..s. per a.ck.
The evening world., 1901-04-04
TARRH.

Catar,h has become :..ch l eommor
dis.as. that person entirely tree iron
this disgusting complaint is seldom mel
with, Il is cuS,omar. to speak OF Catlt'f
a, no,hin. more serious tran bad cold,
!, Sin,rl. Inflammation OF the nose ane
th,na, |, IS. III tact. compl'cated ane
y.ry dangerous dISelse; /! not At ,lFSt,
yery soon become; SO.
The blood is quickly contaminated y
M. foul s.cI-tionS. and II: poison tl,rouet
,h. rer.rAl circulation iS carried TO Al
r,rtS oi tie system,
Salves. washes and sprays are unSat'tfie'
,o,y ,rt Disappointing. because thev DC
no, reach tire sat OF III: .rouh's. S. ).
Ioss. 1t ;l.anses the rlood o' the roisor
and eliminates nom til. system all CT
ta,rhll ,.ctetiorS, and ,lns cur.> thor
oughly ard permanently the w";st cases
vr =. H. MeAlisfc u iaEr,ilhuIs
The evening world., 1901-04-04


Roysterer was the frsi to show, hut he
was outrin by Lexington Pirate IN tho
flrst sixteenth. TIL" latter In turn ~ss
outrun by Scorpio. who opened mp a gap
OF coupe OF lengths on Lexington ri.
rate. with Roysterer four lengths back
Turning into the stretch Lexington
Pirate closed on S-orpio and the two
fought II out TO the end in rous,n.
style. Scorpio won by shor, head
Lexington Pirate. was fve length. In
front OF Charley Moore.
SECOND RACE
ror t~o-ysar-ets t"4r and halt ,l.io.x,
s,asssrs .h,s ,oek. 81 mn ST. ri.r.
Carroll D., iN. Nils u In % !.
pniss Far Sien,e. l6.
wait Minute. lo.. Ml-t :n 5's ~ n.
Ten Hymns lN Ii,u,sn u =.
star: x.,t Hoa driving rim.--0Is is
Carroll y. rushed away In iron; and
opened up gap OF several lengths on
Walt Minute and Dole. Far Sirt4
In the stretch Carroll y, sscrv~i to the
outside and the other Two nailed him
Then 1t was a terrinc drive home. Car
roll D. winning by u short head from
Dolce Far Sicntc. who h~a, Wal, n
Minute n head for the place.
THIRD RACE
The evening world., 1901-04-04

writes tfAN slh,
fs-rr fruU EI'HrEh
and being n9% snnni
And VII the gu's
Ion often put 20 NO
what cured YOU
In answer ! feel :
nv duty to- sLats :. -
Svif,s Specific Is III.
medicine AK such
a true believer IN tho
rt,!cay u. Swiits
Specific INA. ! can
honestly and Consci-
eatiouSly recommend
il 20 any one suffer-
,, f.tts ,,t,-rb
The evening world., 1901-04-04

yoe ,hrss-ys,r-olds and Up hr. and haf
fsiooes-
The evening world., 1901-04-04
SECOND RACE
rer e.o.y..r-as.. Jour and /. hal. t!.lc.s.

ss:iinE: for ,hfss-,sn.olis ant np. .-r
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1901-11-07
Easy Come, Easy 60,

The man who creeps along bent over,
with his spinal column feeling in a
condition TO snap like a pipestem at any
minute would readily give great deal
to get out of his dilemma, and yet this
is only the commonest form by which
lumbago seiZes on and twists out of
shape the muscles of the back. This is
commonly known as backache, crick
in the back, but by whatever name ii
may be known. and however bad it may
be. ten minutes vigorous rubbing with
St. Jacobs Oil on the afflicted part VIII
drive out the trouble and completely
restore. 1t is Il thing SO easily caught
it may be wondered at why there is not
more of it, but because il is So easily
cured by st. Jacobs Oil may be the
very reason that we hear so little of it.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1901-11-07
A Coward'y Conspiracy.


The cOwardly nature Of the attacks
made upon Admiral Schley In the very
few publications which are made use
of by the Navy Department cabal is
shown by the fact that all emphatical.
ly disclaim any purpose to impugn his
honor or his courage. while at the
same time they are advancing charges
and making insinuatiOns which, il has.
ed on fact. would inevitably convict
him Of timidity. If not of cOwardice.
The slanderers Of Schley have taken
their cue from Secretary Long him.
self. who made haste to repudiate the
lies of Historian" Maclay and to seek
safe ground by alleging incompetency
and inefficiency against the victor Of
Santiago.
Maclay, who Is probably the cheapest
tool that an Official-conspiracy ever had
in its service. was logical enough to
perceive the nature of the charges
made against Schley and in his prepos-
ferrous book he made public use of the
ideas which he knew governed the men
who instigated the attack upon that
officer.
The evidence thus far shows that
Schley was neither incompetent nor In
efficient nor cOwardly. The one accu-
satiOn Is as baseless as the other. His
enemies in the department and in the
few newspaper offices will not have the
satisfaction of establishing even their
modified indictment.
In a word. the whole wretched, cow
ardly conspiracy has been exposed. and
this. too. before single witness in
Schley's behalf has been heard.-Ill-
nois Register.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1901-11-07

There is family In the city not more
than a mile from the city hall, which,
like many another in every community,
hasn't any more cash than they know
what to do with. OF course. that is not
their fault, but just another of natures
occasional lapses in bestowing what
Bill Nye used to call champagne
banker" but making no provision for
the champagne.
The other day one of the juvenile
members of the family was playing
near her home and was met by neigh
bor's child on her way to school.
Aren't you going to SCHOOL,: asked
the second of the first child.
NO" was the faltering answer
Mamma says | can't go TO school un-
til papa earns another nickel."-Duluth
News-Tribune.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1901-11-07
MORGAN GOT ANGRY.
The MultimiliiouaireH Had Good Reason
fo His lndignatiOu.

che MultimiliiOnaire Had Good Reason
fo- His Indignation.
The promoter of the billion dollar
rust is not an easy man for New York
newspaper men 10 reach. But a BOs-
on man made Morgan travel several
niles late at night 10 converse with
him, though Morgan's remarks Were
lot published. for reasons that are OBJ
yious.
Just as Morgan was about to retire
,ne night launch sped alongside the
Corsair and hailed the watch. Word
vas brought that Morgan was wanted
1t the telephone office in Bar Harbor
Immediately. 1t was at the critical pc
'iOd of the steel strike, and as the mes
,enger on the launch could not tell him
who was on the wire, other than that
he call was urgent. he probably fan
,iei that Schwab. president of the
United States Steel Corporation, or
Shaffer. president Of the Amalgamated
Association, wanted to talk with him.
So the Corsair's launch was rushed TO
ne iduuluS Will HI spccu. anu -Noi SuH
FASTENED to the telephone office with
such speed as 10 invite apOplexy.
What he said when he found Bos-
on newspaper man on the other end
Of the wire. who asked him if it was
.eally a fact that he was afraid Of his
life and maintaining body guard of
detectives. it is not necessary to re-
peat. Morgan is an earnest and con-
vincing talker when he wants TO be.
and that was one Of the occasions
when he was in earnest. When arOus-
ed his voice browns the blue-ribbon
efforts of the bull of Bashan. And he
vas aroused. If the statements of the
Bar Harbor people are TO he relied up
on. there was no need of Morgan'S us
ing the VIM to transmit his remarks to
Boston. They say they must have been
audible in Newspaper row had he SIM
ply talked through the window instead
Of the transmitter.-BostOn Journal.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1901-11-07
The Fallen Star.

Her father was a millionaire
Who made his money honestly.
And pleasing perfumes foated where
He had his big soap factory.
Her lover was a humble clerk
Who loved her for herself alone;
He had his day dreams. while at work,
OF joys when she should he his own.
She didn't like her fathers trade
Though soap should not he cause fOI
shame
She liked the money that he made,
But not the channel whence it came.
Her lover. at the phone one day,
Exclaimed: You are my star OF hoper
The maiden thought she heard him say
The wretch.-"You are my bar oi
soap
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1901-11-07

The Diet.tic and HyE enic Gaz >tte
says: Walter Baker X Co. of Dor
chester. Mass, L. 5. A. have given
Years Of study TO the skillful prepara-
t!on Of cocoa and chocolate. and have
devised machinery and systems pc
culiar to their methods of treatment.
whereby the purity, palatability and
highest nutrient characteristics are re-
tanned. Their preparations are known
the world over and have received the
highest Endorsements from the medical
practitioner. the nurse and the intel
ligent housekeeper and caterer"
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1901-11-07
THE CHAMPION WING SHOT.
Capt. Boxarius Has q Dangerous Ex
perience, but Comes Ont Unhurt.

Capt BoRardus Has q Dangerous Ex.
perience, but Comes Ont Unhurt.
Ferris Wheel Park. Chicago. Nov. 4.
Capt. A. II. Bogardus, the champion
wing shot of the world. has spent the
summer here. His shooting school has
been one Of the features Of the Park
during the season. He has given many
exhibitions and his skill with the rifle
Is superb.
The Captain tells of very close call
he once had when living at Elkhart.
Ill. He had been a sufferer from Kid
ney disease for several years. and it
rapidly developed into Bright's Disease.
All his friends told him that this was
incurable, and that he would never get
better.
To say that he was alarmed is to put
it very mildly. This plucky man had
faced many dangers. and it made him
sick at heart to think that at last he
was to be conquered by such a cruel
foe.
At last he heard of a medicine that
had cured many such cases-Dodd's s
Kidney Pills. He used them and was
completely restored to good health.
He says: Il attribute my present
good health to Dodd's Kidney Pills and
to nothing else"
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1901-11-07
Con.ol.tion and Comfart.

Who is II that does not wish to be out
In the open air or alive in some field OF
sport, whether it be with the bat. rod
or gun. whether We go coasting over
The hills and wales on the wheel or sail
ing over rough waves or into serene
coves. it is all sport. and the spring ng
muscles seem TO need il. IL is bound
10 happen that some mishap will occur.
Thus ii is that we have sprains in
abundance. Light sprains sprains that
cripple, sprains that give great pain.
sprains that rob us of sleep. but sports
men of all kinds have come to know
that there is nothing better than the
old, reliable ST. Jacobs oil. Have it
with You for use; you may rely on its
cure OF the worst spraip and restoration
to the comforts of life.