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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-21
Neglectof.Wrench Causes
a Floating Cartilage
with Severe Pain, and
II ealing Depen d $
Largely Upon Condi-
ton of tn. Patients
B.Ocd.

l!kament TO- top Srsa. n strain In such
movements"
D.as.no.es were also made by tao
symptom, being described. Th..s 5pIn.
Ion, were M follows.
In ms'l:calt parlancc simple tencsyHo-
VIA. - an Inflammation OF the cords
oJu; Joint dte To stain or "Ecr"N.r-
ton. The symptoms which are evidence
OF such q condition are pain. soreness
and swelling alonE the caufs" ~ the
cords huld acrumu!a,cs and cause, IA
use.
,.".rhc constitutional symptoms, are
iries's physique The duration OF the ar.
lection +, from d few day to several
wrecks. depending on the p.ump; applica-
lion o! suitable treatment.
'InJirfS- O' such nature nav. In the
past proven 20 be a greater handicap
tain was anticipated when the m omen.
arrive: fSr the rcst Of endurance. ny
Of 'vanx' sullivan. in Gnt "f MI
n'ntcb<s similarly. suppo-cd slight lnl
neEle:ted trou5!e !nterfsred to such An
extent with h!- work that very poor
lection. which. concerns only he cord.
:upportlnS shc lateral ASPECTS % the
j'iat:: and the prosFlss1ls abon; is io.-
= u present, plaigly visible even - an
are due TO the fact that when the ten.
don or It's sheath Is injured or rul,-
iured IN any maj blood In poured Oh.
Into the surrounding, Tissue. from u torn
vessel. or II q vessel Is not torn the
severe irritation OF the parts from the
injury stycs rise 10 an emulation ~
serum. No matter what tSr nature of
the fluid IL which causes the swelling.
whether blood ar serum. 1t Is Away. q
soutcc' OF anxiety to III" su-snon .cs;
'uptnra,Icn should rnsuc.
CCid Season Traini"x Not ncIpSui.
IT" s!de step would render him AL.
ui'inral,y pro,c To Jusl SUCH injuries
ana the frequent practice ~ this ma
nocutrC produces u telling tension Of
The tcn'lons ~ III" inner -urfhr" III the
knee, Furthermore. In his famous
crouching position. additional weigh, 4,
brought to bear on the couple structure
in the REGION q! m. knee. -.
r. JOSEPH BARRY. ~. j..
VICTOR i.OwFESTEIS. NJ y
Physicians to st. Frnrcis Hospital.
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LAWSON BOAT TAKES SHAPE.

BOSTON. Feb. :!.-with twelve pairs
Of, frames set up the Lawson BOAT Is
beginning to show her shape. 1t viii
not co long before the work OF plating
BY i.aw!ey and Crownineh!ed over the
scheme for repairing me cracked stern
post.
They feared !: would have to be re-
n 10; tuI valuable time. II was found.
Aowever. tina: the faulty end could be
rcctisisd apar, from the rest 81 tho stern
post. and II Is now uaderxolnx ;reas.
them h any demand for the pioQe 70
take. its place In. the after. secti9l.d J.
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Medical.
OLDDR. GRlNDLE:.

,ftiADuN... Z, !siSi. ESITr o. TIL. CRY or
NEW YORK MEDICAL DEPARrIgSTj. Is
years ! specialist In DIs-lsss OF Met. Ead~r
OLD DR. SaiSIt.E's scientific system Of treat.
msnt blood AMI skIn il,cLA.s. pain In the bonsa
rel S?o,i. sore throat and mouth. uiccr,. paIns1l
s~t!iinri. kidney and bl-dder complaints, said.
inc. sa.ieoesl.. Inflammation. .rarsi. seak, IN.
developed orsahs, weak back. permanently cured.
Men about to marry. likewise those having I'm.
,,,iiments. shoLi go to DIR. GRtEDiE's. old.
rs;shll.hed once! over 20 years at III West 18th
It, be,es.n 9Th md It'll aves Sufferers. do not
waste time committing is-. skilled physicians.
Hem~r,hsr. OLD DR, GRISDir: has record for
marvellous cures. Sdyie- free. Medicine, 81.
Vours q to O. SYrt,yr u
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No,-M J"r.ry ~ sail .oo,.

h"hry spencer, the noted Jockey. ar
ri'.h mere IRON California yesterday.
~ u" receives u license TO ride from the
Jockey Club he viii sail Tor England
where he VIII ride In ,n- green. white
sash Of Edward corr.gan. J. Rirby.
f'dhic Jones. ~. 'ittatoc ana Joe Scher-
cr will sal. for Europe ON March
scherer and VittaIoe Will ride in Aus
tr,l whcrt Fred Tar,I now IL. Albeit
a. Boxtrnx. on behalf or Baron. Spring.
CT. signed Vittatoc alta blk salary. ! !
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NASH DEFINES FIGHT
ionic 6o'"r""r Sn.' ~, Confess,
! for n Prize IL nI~rnI.

SPRINGFIELD. o.. Feb :i.-Kcply.
ing TO question 81. to what h. con.
, sidcrs prize hight TO De- In the meaning
OF the OHIO statute. Gov. Nash SAWS:
IN my opinion the only scr, o, /,
contest which Is made legal H., the p.r.
init OF Mayor under Section 81, /.
one consisting OF exercises or any ,xhi.
billion BY the membets OF q regularly
organized athletic club In It's clubhouse
III does not authorize the bringing I'm
OF people who ARE not bona-nde mem.
berg OF the club. and whether the exhibit
lion IL ~ members OF the club or out.
siders, the moment that a prize In Of
iered TO the winner II becomes "a prize.
!. fight"
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How any man may quickly cure hltnse!i
aud enlarge small weak. par,n to full Size
and vlKor. Simply send, your namc and
DIdK.. Detroit. Mich. and he will gladly
send the'frec receipt WITH full direction. SO
heme., THIS is certainly n most generous
oner, and! the following extracts taken from
Its daily maii show what men think OF his
generosity:
,"ncar Slr-Plesse accept uy sincere
thanks for yours OF recent data. hav.
given yp"; treatment a thorough test and
.Se benefit hiss been extraordinary. II ha.
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coa'vir;oly braced ME W. | am ,u4: -
n,snieHi ~ when a bog aud you eaAno:
Dear Sir Your me;h1d worked bvauti.
lHlly Results were exactly what ! needed.
strength and IIgUr have completely 70.
i4in.,! and enlargement Is entirely Ea,is.
Dear S!r-fours was received and l hal
no trouble In making usn OF the receipt 80
d!T'EitG. and can iruthfuily say 1t - a '.ocn
to weak men. am greatly improved In
SIZE, strength and vigcr."
AZ rrIEcspo ndrnos Is strictly confidential,
mailed In plain. sealed envelope. Tho ,e.
tripi !, free for the aiSLac and {. wants
ever" man ~ N,rr -
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LARCHMONT Y. c. ELECTION.
Frederick -. <inm. !. Uhusrm
tO,n mOsiOrr.

AZ the annual mc"llns ci ihc l.arch
mon, fach, CLUB held AZ Dcmonico's
last nigai the following officers w.r,
elected:
cruu,odct-. rrr'srisk T Meas. vie..comma
,tsf., Mtison MLr1.It. Hs.E caHuo lore Jar.,
Haird ,scr~isp, \. i!rysA Alley Treasurer
William MARIA Nrtfu-e-, Irhn !iy,Ion THUS.
i4f, 80 .-t,r 'Ar'. ,.iF, WiI!ilm ~ Ic,lis,
80 .:ds.rd ,'t-.s'n. Tru.'rr. 20 serve tso
yrAfs. IiiEsFd lIgtrh
i, Was one Of the largest and mos,
rnthusiastic mcrtiag> ever hc!i In the
history OF the club. Commodore Post
ley presided, ana over Two hundred
numbers OF the club We're present. Tn.
reports were very satisfactory.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-21
GOLFERS PLAY
ON CHILL LINKS.
Good Scores Qualify in
First Round at
Lakewood.
csm,!,l to The r,,alns worrl,

LAKEWOOD. Feb. y with the cN
ccpiIon al u raw northwest wind whicl
swept over IA. links. III" condition f"i
r"liinr Was excellent to-day when Tn
i.rt WAS made IN the qualifying ruun,
~ the open tournament of the Country
club "f Lakewood. There We're f"rtS
starters and som. very good scores wcr,
| made
The early scores returned mr." a. f"!.
low-:
H. + whitney. N,,tau country clrb
out - 10, Sol
John Y Msxsril. IT,, uaktani
oa,. - ~. y i"'
William Campbell. r-gso,al \. c,
Oa;. 81 In il-lo3
wlllnm Il pi.h. uyker N-it1N
uuI 81 n. S-iE
\ e iiann1u. foa Nli',
out. 50 In. j,-iS
ca.h-rm,n. L,kc-ooi Gof
out. 81. in. jI-i0s
Henri A. James, Lax so3d GOLF
Dat, -: In. 5c-lot
Arhr. l. ci,nlr. lat.~oo, corn,D club,
gu, 81 In 55-l"'
l. :. uurdpck Shinner,.s Iili!.
Out - In S,-Il.
r " r.ir,,li, l.Lsrooi Country Club
uu 3, in. S--iU.
II Ferris. Colt Club o' lakewood
oar 3. IN Jt-iv5.
II r T. r1rk 70, ii!iis Golf Club.
out, 81 IN. 5j-i'~
Robert e. ci,rk. Fsil River.
out z. in. SG-ias.
JA,aer LIMA. Lakewood coli,
DAT 81. IA. rg-ie.
rhoma. \ Eddy pyk.r NrsiaS
oa, 80 IN. 5;-iis
Irving nrusar w.sichc'trf Gof
og, - In. j'-ioj
=. \ rstts, srabrikht'
Out. So In j'-lio
l.ou,. : k-rr Gati.n cin
Out ~. n .J-ii..
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-21
CLIFTON RACE TRACK SOLD.
wni nr Turned Im,o II"Iiding I.o,
site.

\ deal by which th- Clifton Rae.
TRICK. north % rassaic ci'y, y. ]
VIII be cut IN into building lots W.
contaminated TODAY,
Richard M"rrrli has bought the on,
famous track for 3:D,aS
Morrrll ma Henry Muhs. porf
packer c>pcct TO start a building hoon
thri"
The property VA purchased of Geor.
u Eni"man w,o invc-iri sls1.HO n
The Laws when Understanding nourlsh.d t,
New Jersey.
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>rw Launch Tor Cen. ,,rooLc.

An order for nss steam iauach has been
paced with the Gas EnsIae and Power Company
tor Grn. Joha u. brooke. QuArtcrmAster, Dsp4r..
ment. Governors Island, T,is boat will be d,
feet icnE BY 10 ftst beam. ana will be complete ed
early In May. Den. Brooke Will her In ihs
lower bay. 40 size has hsen designed 4, have enpi
,~essaerty. qualities - veil ts spsOi. which viii
ta twelve miles ~ hour. = $3.50
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Lr,,ux,on,. nlu Horse sale,

LENiNII0N. ~. Fec. .i.-Thr waai.r,
I sa-ali,a sale, coitlnnta to-day uith i,r..
rras! in .ueni,a.e. Eisaty.slsh, he'd x,,,
disposed of ior total OF i:s,t:1, an sverige =,
isis In the tao days Of the sale Ice tro,t-,,
have been >,li for total of 3t6 GsS Tn, al,
NliI continue for iva aa,s more,
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WINNERS At
new ORLEANS.
Stewards Probing. Into
Scandal Of Queer
Steeplechase.

RACE TRACK. NEW ORLEANS Feb.
1.-THE stewards took up the inycstiga-
lion OF Yesterdays stccriccha..' this
afternoon aud had the Interested PARTIES
efor. them. bu, It may b" several days
before all the facts viii bc brought out
and i decision rendered
Their was i cnn-idcrnbl. rise in the
temperature TODAY, and the fields while
only a. Large yesterday. had NOR"
rreicnsions 10 class Fiy, started IN tn,
handicap At On" mile AMI u sixteenth.
md four % III, starters were conceded
- aaNc a chance,
F7- tHo-Nrlr-OlI event. at MALI /, mile
served IS 4 debut FOR phonulit". : racy-
looking colt rAym,stcr. dam NtrEin.
'Iae nta"r starters hhh been to the pot
prfpr,
Tu truck wa, fa., ana the atteu lance
taxed the capacity ~ me sand
FIRST HNc:
For @lf.vr1taI. 'H' aI "a Ini H,f 'as-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-21
Big PugiIist in the Hands
of a Surgeon, Who
Diagnoses Case as a
Serious Hurt, Likely to
Cripple Sufferer.

2 ~ Eve1rr NUFAt
rrSCISSNTr o. Feb. q Jane
,.rr,.. NAV hay. fought his last rIag
/ hat'i" me CHAMPION NN'', WV
been 'f"nD'!hs MN -'nSc w W.
! on Jan. =, hhs hhhES n'c'"'
/ 'h't ne hhH ''eh toblfH"" go '"'A""' y
I -Hr-'"h
| IN" affection was pt"h''''" i" 49,.
u ,as' OF i''t' ~ '""'''- ~ -.
surgeon Consulted W.
Walker
| TT" di.ca'" j ao' H''''"' 80.
! "a . i'cr.on IN the "filhhtE
would be scarcely nn'icen' "i'h ''N
| III II j. another story
III. lex. says Or. Walker "Niil not
I t..t,.,,J Z4r,i-trr ,rnri.
.''"' ''"., w '''" ,,tr,
/ IN" symptoms "f" - pun ~ Wv '''''''
caused by the ''pailns hodS e"rln; h''
,wc., n. i.r surfaces Of the jogrt
! .,,,,- ~, vomiting ana.
t "S ln." - ,,l,n, -
Thr knc. IL rtH ANA rapidly sNclIs
| ,,,,i, la, ~ .or,i,.. /. I,r TN.
'''' "'""''' -, oa
| treatment advised Mas ret ara an
elastic banda;e
49,, ,I,,, "a, ,,ccIv,a fl,
a.,
i.aAfnS game "i INDOOR h"'I. "'' h"'
worry him much though his kn". was
.,i, 49,, ,,i,,i
'"''''' '''
~ w,iL.r ,y.. "I, ". viii .ak.
proper rest ms hh'" "nRh' 10 ger h''''f"
Whcin"r II viii stand w for the s"v"rr
,-,i,,np ,rI IN, moro severe strain. Of ,
,,-,,,,
~ kH''''S e"'''''''' ""''"'' ''''''''''
such !, thing would hardly be ptesibl"
FOR some time
,,, NIT,
-" Nv MUM W. ~ t'n"'H '" '"'
more than the usual trouble, a. his
elbow Join, hunk hire for a hong time
u,. ,.k,I ~. .n,r,.,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-21

AK. u. w. loShbSs
OF his famous home cure. II Is = mAISsI'
lous nirthoa. .uriuS cases that dcned hos.
pita!s, doctors, trlissCs. electricity and all
else. Merely send your nam. and address
ami the frcceir,ai will be sent without any
cost to you whatever. II. W. fourcA.
wel:.knUrn commercial traveller. was rup'
tuscd ten years, tried every truss on Tbs
market. psrtr made up his mind 10 under
20 The danger OF an operation, shcn by tbs
greatest Of good luck II" tried the Dr. Elce
method, lie Is now cured.
NJ, .rou,,sX snys;-.l 'rtch nr. Rice
methDd and IL cured me did not lose
lay on tho road Hundreds oi mc-chan'7
and friends IN 'linuls, Wtsconsin. Mime.
sofa and iosa know the wonderful fact that
ma remarkable m. hod cured me. and Ger.
'ainiy feel thankful enough 10 tell other
run urcd people h1n they may FRONT by my
exp, n nee. MT SuurcN lives In Cedar
Rapids. lows. ~ i:2i First avenue.
Every riipiurcd person ought to send az
pnre and make. "a trial II this method that
cues without pain. danger. operation, or an
hours fots II time. N,.in nov ana IN 4
short. Tine ynG viii never Know you hal
- -. r-.,y.,rnd Write to-day sure
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-21
TuiRD RACE
r.nt,ls and ttnn..t

False Lead waited on Monnttt nad
Banquo TO the stretch. whore he drew
away withou,. an effort and won AZ III.
pleased. Jim Conway caught Prince
Real firing In the last sixteenth ard
dropped Into the place. Banpuo and
Mnnnet uuit when coliared.
Fourth Rhco-Aiilc and a sixteenth
Vol !by Chorus Boy. Sarilla was second
and Hood,ss Brigade, third. !. 4, !. 4,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-21
OLDDR. GREY.

" years SPECIALIST "a d,Irasss .. men oa,y.
quickest rEInaatnt cure guaranteed. Diood skin.
kidney AMI bladder troubles; Eeaknsss. nervous
impedmenfs TO marriage, Consult OLD DR.
ohEf hfstt he ~ the ''dct established. the long.
sh IN practice OF any specialist In this city, or.
ne over !. years Al ~ East 18th st. near Union
s1uars Hours, . 20 2. sundays . u J. Seisa.
itSr treatment Shv'r, frep Nei,cJnr m,
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Amo. nu.,r Know. Of "a neal.

RICHMOND. Ind. Ysb. :i.-Amos Ruaie says
S5at. Ne kno1 81 mo deal ttransfssitng' him
from ihs New Iork,to the cinsipnati clsh. /. !. I.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-21

Ei.morc and F.uyl Dixie alslt !, rut
/, n. tnrc.-V"hf'cl @tih biG-tcr-
swivel In c.os" nttrnl.nar Floyd Dix"
avii ~ rhr Last sl:G Eisii lI..l-
cam. very faSt IN ia" str. d from Asst
place and Wa gaining ~ every stride
-E.Sn VACF
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-21
4. USE, Dh. nara SPECIFIC
ZW1MlM

slloN. Irritation. Neakuets and SrAAMuL., -,
sTRtcTcRE. wv oi.',,is 'msdieai wonder OF
ordinary eases III IS hour. Specially rscom.
iusussd In old .sssss OF !: rnanlas 10 20 yssrI
stanAtpe No nnatter how many Drs. or ,o.eaIied
remedies you have tf;sj ard fsIisd. do no, Dc.
spair. z YIN .siil eurs you. soid BY druggists
q Ssht p!S2,la tot 81 o. Medical sdvies from
ssss.lsss ~ Z. Aa1s.. An:,t.ss Rsusty Ca.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-21
THREE MEN TIED IN SHOOT.
close Competition in German Gui
Ilnl,,s MnnthIy Tourney.

Two evenly contested shoots were de-
ciLed yesterday at Dexter Park. l.. J..
In. occasion being the monthly crap
shooting tournament OF the New York
event Jon. r. Dannefclscr, John II.
Ws.lOruck ana r Kronshcry tied In a
triple combination. each man killing nine
birds
\ haniicip swecpstakes 5ompeti;rn
rr-ul cd in a II. between Emil Steffcn,.
+. R,!ic ana John II Schilcht. ci'n
man Killing i've birds. StcHcns 'on :ko
.hoo:-pn. miss and out
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NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

Especial 10 RE E,rh,us world
RACE TRACK. MEM ORLEANS
FEB q The entries Tor tomorrow !.
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LAFAYETTE CAPSULES
cure al unnatural discharges, Soc: Al ali drus.
sia. OF L. II. i.uTiiiS l3l Bovery. New YORK.
MRS AxGERBAuEa; positiyeix cuf,s ,rrsr.iari.
Tea: e5nauita,iou. 7e1 East a3d. d. aHas ~ ave-.
private house ChaIsss rssSoeabl6s = = 80 h,
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Dcbcntur. ANA Lou Moods raced to-
getler In iron, 20 .le las; sixteenth
" mere DrO.ntarr ru, and Euunliz.
caught gHud PASSED Lou WOODS Equal.
IL. NJs gpinS away II 'h- end Miss
Charlie IL a SLOW beginner She was
gaining ~ ;Iie hniih.
rtiiRD RACE
For iouf..r.r-eids and up-Im mile and ,h,sc
iurionEs
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sherman win. In Pool Tourney.
BOSTON Mas Feb u sherman ~on an
otaAf game tonight H tho pool tournament tn.s
4, aeirs held A. the iinb ntlliatd Palace lie
defeated s3uhsg by scofs o. l5t 10 ~.
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i!xamcn, to, top :rsa; strain IN such
movements
D.asnI.es were also made by tSo
physicians in ST. Francls's Hospital. the
SYMPTOM, being described. Th..r opi-
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-09-06
A BUNCO GAME IN BARRE.
Alleged Fortune Teller With a New way
of Making Wealth-for Himself

Alleged Fortune Teller with New way
of Making Wealth-for Himself.
Last week some score or more
people, mostly women from Barre and
the neighboring towns, were cleverly
duped by what appears to be one
of the meanest swinders who ever did
business in that part of the state. Inc
swnder himself has departed and the
case is in the hands of the states attor-
ney.
Some time ago prof. Waldo" came to
Barre and hired lodgings on South Main
street and advertised himself as the
greatest living medium and clairvoyant
under the sun Two weeks ago ne
advertised to give sittings free, and TINS
moderately increased his income.
Each customer who visited him was
told that in order to read the secrets OF
the future with success it was necessary
to have a piece of gold mot for the pro-
fessor'', but for use in the incarnation OF
whatever he called it. When the gold
was produced, and the larger the piece
the more successful the reading was 10
be, the professor took the money to an
adjoining room and shortly returned
and in view of the victim apparently
placed the money in small chamols
skin bag, which was sewed up and tied
with silk ribbon around the visitor
neck.
With the gold piece in the bag, the
professor alleged, was some magic pow
der which would act as wonderful
charm against disease and misfortune.
The visitors were then told to return on
Tuesday or Wednesday of last week,
when they would receive book with
their life history written out, together
with certain infallible receipts for sue
cess. They were told not to open the
chamois skin bag until that time, be-
cause the professor wanted to then use
! the powder which it contained in order
to forecast their future.
Prof. Waldo left town Saturday night.
His dupes began TO show up Tuesday, but
the facts in the cases did not become pub
/ lie until Thursday, when the authorities
took hold of it in an effort to locate the
slippery schemer. Most of the victims,
so far as known, are poor people, one of
them being a woman from Waterbury
who drew out every cent she had in the
bank 20-at the advice of Professor
Waldo. So far as known, there are only
two victims from Barre, but there are
five or six from Montpelier and East
Montpelier, Planfield, Williamstown,
Chelsea, Mortified and Waterbury.
Prof Waldo Is small man about IS
years of age with dark hair and eyes and
is said to be a very pleasant and fluent
talker.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-09-06
C.. M. BARNES,
Of Waterbury, Vt, SAYS Of

Ut Waterbury, VT, says OF
DR.. David Kennedy's Favorte Remedy.
~ have suffered" writes Mr.. Barnes,
untold agony from kidney disease in
its worst form for years and was obliged
to give up work entirely. | heard of
Dr.. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy,
and since | began its use | have been
able to return to my work. | have not
been as we'll in years, as since | began
using Favorite Remedy. | have known
other cases where it has done great good
and recommend it whenever opportunity
offers"
When the kidneys, bidder, liver and
blood are diseased, many other troubles
follow in their wake. Sbme of them are
rheumatism, scrofula, eczema, consti-
patton, dyspepsia, bilousness, nervous
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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-09-06
COmnoxition on Love.

Love is a thing that makes people
think each other pretty when nobody
else does.
1t causes two persons to be awful
quiet when you're round and also quiet
when you're not round-only in a diff
ferent way.
1t also causes people to sit together
on one end Of bench when there's
heaps of room on the other end.
Nurses has it and sometimes police
men. That's when they don't know
where you are, and you have lots Of
fun playing on the grass.
Husbands and wives has it, but most
generally only lovers.
Old people don't have much, cause
1t has to he about dimples and red
cheeks and fluffy curls and lots of
things which old people don't ever
have.
When l grow up, I'll have to go and
love some one, I suppose. Only she'll
have to let me say what to do.
I've written all ! know about it till
do grow up.-Eddy in New York Sun.