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CANADIAN DID NOT FINISH.
Freak Boat Is Defeated in Circuit Race
by Van Voorhis Genessee.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, July 29.-The
weather conditions for the last dav
OF circuit racing under the ausnices
OF the Lake Yacht Racing association
held of Ontario Beach today. were IA
VoraDle with the exception Of light
Wlnd Which, throughout the dav. ala
not at any time exceed five knots and
gradually died away during the after
noon.
Inc course today was an euuilateraI
triangle, three and one-third nautical
miles to side The forty-five. forty
ana thirty-five-foot classes sailed
twice around this course, while the
tnlrty, twenty-five and knockabout
classes went around but once.
interest freshened this morning when
1t was learned that the Canadian one
OF the challengers for the Canadian
cup, was to try conclusions with the
tennessee. The Canadian is n freak
poat, and on account of its shape and
appearance, is styled the coffin IT
was designed by Father O'Brien. of
toronto. Following are the results
p, 4o-toot class-Jarvis Merry Thought.
toronto, first; Percher's Vreda. second.
oeiIna, third; Canada fourth, Aggie fifth
40-foot claSs-Malloch's Chinook first:
M6 M9H Ciytle, Hamilton, second; Neolo
35-foot class-Van Voorhis' CenAsae
R0chester, first; Canadian did not finish
50-foot claSs-Miller's Nox. Rochester.
nrSt; Ames' Teaser Rochester. second:
Whltcomb's Naomi Hamilton, third
z5-toot class, owners-Whirl, Toronto.
rrst' n1ai 1Anatok, sd second; Pedro, third; Ma
Knockabouts-P first, Veritas sec
ond; only two starters
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Notes From the LEAGUES.

The American association magnates
nave been watching the players of the
NSor1nern tSe {da league; The season of this lit
tie league ended last week and the fast
payers are now reporting to the diff
terent clubs for their promised try-outs
Fremmer, who was several times sug-
gested to the St. Paul management as
bae,, tne man an TO MI Shays place at short, has
peen under contract to Kansas Citv for
many moons and will go there at once
Quigley,- who was tried out by Mime
apolis and sent to the farm, has been
ptaylng fast and snappy ball for Crook
report in Minneapolis.
Daugherty, considered by the critics
as the fastest outfielder of the Northern
league, is under contract with St. Paul
a. ana no VIII VIII report at once. St. Paul has
also signed Chandler and Hanrahan of
Grand Forks, but these two men NAV he
called in this season.
The four new players, O'Hagen and
wagner, Of the New York club. and Full
Ter OF McMakin, of Brooklyn, are making
the Columbus team look strong
According to the Cincinnati INQUIRER.
pan Johnson IS mixing up an unpleasant
time for the NationalHa time that will
make the Baltimore deal look a Joke. IT
IS about time Mr.. Johnson and his
lonoWeTS stopped strong talk and began
Nichols, of Kansas City, went down n
Chlcago and told about the finish of the
American association. AS Nichols tells
H. next season the American association
will be not o-e' 'ioih
Milwaukee is now being blamed by the
papers around the circuit for the slim
attendance figures. Quin, and not the
town, should be blamed. Quin's Quarrel
with the labor forces has hurt the asso-
clation, not only in Milwaukee, but all
over the circuit. The magnates should
either separate Quin from the association,
gum from the bookbindery or settle the
trouble with the union. 0-io
Dale Gear has put it up to Mana GER
Jimmie Manning. Gear is willing to ar
range five-game post season series with
the western league Blues. Manning will
probably move in behind the National
league, s rules; forbidding such games.
captain Mike Grady and Elmer Smith
Iead the Blues in batting and fielding
averages Grady's stick work has netted
MN an average og 1872. while Smith has
mace 1ll put SIX errors this season. Smith s
field. Grady fields 1868. '--0
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COLLINS WINS CHAMPIONSHIP.
Kenwood Player Wins Western Tennis
Honors From r. D. Little.

CHICAGO, July 29.-Kreigh Collins.
OF kenWood, Wrested the Western ten
mis- championship in singles from r.
u. Little, of Princeton, today at the
henWood Country club tournament. in
one of the most brilliant and bitterly
contested matches ever witnessed in
this part of the country. Collins. by
perfect play, succeeded in winning the
first two sets, Us, 7-5. When the
third set was commenced Collins i'm
mediately took the lead, and for a time
1t looked as if he was going to make
1t straight. Little, to the surprise of
everybody, however, by excellent play
and good headwork, succeeded in win
nlng the set, 9-6. In the fourth set
Collins again took the lead, but was
soon overhauled by Little, and despite
the Kenwood players best efforts. the
Fastener succeeded in winning the
set, 3-6. This made the match even
each having won two sets. Both play
ed perfect tennis in the next set. but
Collins used the better headwork, and
nnally won the set and match, 6-3.
This is the second time Collins has
won this event. Last year he was de-
feated by Little.
Todays victory gives Collins the on
portunity of meeting the winner Of
the Eastern tournament for the ma
tional championship.
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A supreme court injunction looks
Small change when the fanatics read in
the daily baseball reports that Lajoie
and Bernhard, though restrained by a
properly sealed and filed order, are
playing with the Cleveland American
league team, but these players are hav-
ing their troubles.
When Cleveland went to Philadelphia
from Boston Bernhard and Lajoie were
sent to Atlantic City to avoid threat
ened arrest for contempt of the Penn
SylVania supreme court in playing with
Cleveland. They registered at a prom
1nent hotel and enjoyed a vacation
while their comrades were being
trOunced by the Athletics.
But rude awakening came on Tues
day. Report at Washington tomor-
row." said a telegram from Manager
Armour.
Report at Washington" echoed
Larry, but how? If we go to Phila-
delphia to take the Washington train
We get arrested"
Hold Council of War.
A council of war was held, the two
players made a circuit of the railroad
stations and Appropriated all the maps
they could lay hands on. Then with the
deliberation of field marshals they
planned to pass the enemy's lines and
descend on Washington.
'Aha!" said Lajoie, throwing a map
of New Jersey on the floor, and trying
to look like the great general for whom
he is named, Il have it. We'll elude
Rogers yet. Follow me and all will be
WELL
So the trustful Bernhard followed the
gallant Larry" and at 4 o'clock in the
afternoon the two players crept
stealthily to the railroad station and
bought tickets for Woodbury..
At 5:15 they reached the little Jersey
town, which, ignorant of the honor
suddenly thrust upon it, had no band
at the station to meet the athletes, and
let them walk about unnoticed. After
a mastery sally under cover of the
woods, and by lodging behind trees
and houses, a hotel was reached with
out detection and the enjoined ones
locked the door and hid in their room.
Start Off l arIy.
At 6:15 yesterday morning their
blissful dreams of managers rendering
contracts at salaries running into the
seven figures were rudely broken by
thunderous rap at the door.
"The colonel" shrieked Bernhard, as
he dived under the bed
Nonsense" answered the cooler La
jOie; its the bellboy come to awaken
u.s."
The two unique ball tossers went
down to the rustic pump and perform
ed their ablutions.
I never was up so early in my life
before" said LajOie, shivering.
Nor l." answered the truthful
Bernhard.
At 6:15 they left Woodbury.. At
1880 they reached Pennsgrove and gaZ-
ed across the broad bosom of the Del
aware at Wilmington, dimly visible in
the rising sunlight.
If we can get across we are safe"
whispered Lajoie, hoarsely.
But to get over was the problem.
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MAUVEzIN WINS STEWARDS CUP.
Rank Outsider Captures Feature at
the Goodwood Race Meetinq.

LONDON, July 29.-The Tooth ami
VerSary of the inauguration of the
GoodWood racing meeting was favored
with perfect weather. The social in
terest in the occasion was somewhat
tempered by the absence of the king.
but the party at Goodwood house in
Guiding the Duke of Cambridge
Prince Christian of Denmark. and
Prince and Princess Edward of Sake
Welmar Great crowds journeyed to
this most picturesque but least access
ible of English race courses The
principal event was for the Stewards
cup, which has so frequently in recent
years gone to rank outsiders. and the
tradition was sustained today when
the cup was captured by Mauvezin,
who scarcely figured in the betting.
Mauvezin beat O'Donovan Rosa, who
last year won the Consolation at a
price of to 1. Easter Willie was
third. Twenty three horses ran.
Loeb Doono led for half of the jour
ney, when Mauvezin drew in front and
making the best running, won easily
by two lengths. O'Donovan Rossa was
three lengths ahead of Master Willie.
The betting was Mauvezin, 10 to !
against; ODonovan Rosa, s to 1
against, and Master Willie, to 1
against.
The American jockeys made a good
showing. j. N. Martin landed Ravens
Flight second in the Craven stakes
OF i've sovereigns each for starters,
with $50 sovereigns added for three
year olds and upwards, distance one
mile land quarter, he accomplished
the same on Hammerkop, in the Rich
mond stakes (of 25 sovereigns each.
with 500 sovereigns added, distance
three-quarters of a mile
Maher won the Charlton Wafer
handicap plate (of 200 sovereigns, dis
tance one mile) with the Matinee
colt. Martin came in second on Bin
ocle.
Maher also won the Ham stakes
(of 100 sovereigns each) on the Grass
colt.
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There was no bridge, no ferry, nor even
a rowboat and neither man can swim.
What shall we do?" moaned Bern
hard. "At any moment some agent
of the Philadelphia club may get on
our trail"
''Courage!" sternly admonished the
leader You forget 1 am with you
l have it! A tugboat-we will hire
one"
Hire a Tugboat.
The suggestion was acted on, and
the Washingtons, on their way to
Washington, bravely crossed the Del
aware, entered Wilmington in triumph
made their way to the railway station
and were soon speeding toward the
city of magnificent distances.
Saved" gasped Bernhard as he
sank into the cushions of his Pullman
chair, and even the mighty Lajoie's lip
quiVered.
Although the fugitives reached
Washington at 1915, the fright of the
hazardous trip still remained fresh up
on them in the afternoon. When the
Cleveland team was dressing to go
upon the field both weakened.
Suppose the colonel had managed
in some way to make the injunction
operative in the District of Colum-
b1a, quaVered the timorous Bernhard;
.'he may take us back to Philadelphia
in irons"
Yes" said Larry. 81 don't think
I'll play today"
Disguises were suggested Lajoie
wanted to don stage whiskers, and
Bernhard thought he could conceal his
identity behind a farce comedians
false stomach, but Manager LOTUS
refused to permit the metamornhosis
of the Washington diamond into
vaudeville. Repeated promises of pro-
lection finally restored Lajoie's cour-
age, and he played, but Bernhard
could not be pacified and was allowed
to keep to the shelter of the bench
While Moore pitched.
Il know now,'' was the only COM
ment Lajoie would make when seen
after the game, what George Harris
and Eliza, in Uncle Toms Cabin ex-
perienced during their flight to Cana
da."
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DoHERTYs PLAY WELL.
The English Tennis Champions Win
With Ease in Doubles.

With Ease IN DOUBLES.
LONGWOOD, Mass, July 2S.-The
tennis at the Longwood Cricket club
today was disappointing. Large crowds
gathered to see the Englishmen, r. l..
and H. L. Doherty, in what was
thought would be good matches. Both
did some playing, winning their match
IN the eastern doubles in the morning
and H. L. Doherty in the afternoon de-
feating J. c. Nicely in straight sets. r.
l.. Doherty came on the court and
played set and half with Richard
Stevens, of New York, but rain put an
end to the play for the day. Both
Dohertys then withdrew from the
tournament for singles and for the
rest of the week will conflSe them
selves to playing in the eastern dou-
bles, in the hope of winning this event,
so that they meet the Vae%tern cham
port next month. With the exception
of L. D. Ware and Holcomb Ward,
there is no first class player left in
this event.
The principal match of the day was
between H. l.. Doherty and J. C. Nicely.
The tournament in doubles began
after the announcement of the draw
ing, with match in which the DOH
erty brothers defeated Storer Ware
and N. p. Hallowell Jr, in straight
sets.
The days plays in singles:
Second Round-E; w. Leonard beat w.
L. Jennings, 81, 7-5, 6-2, GA.
Third[Round-H. Ward beat L. Per-
ry, Ga, e.. 10; g. s, Keyes beat s. F:
Wise, 6-2, 6-2. Ga; H. l. Doherty beat
j. C. Neely, 6-2. 6-1, 6-2; L. E. Ware
beat r, l.. Fessenden, 6-1, 7-5, 7-2; H.
H. Whitman beat r. W., Leonard, 62,
6-2, 7-5; l.. G. Wight beat H. W. War
ner, 62. 6-3, 6-1; w. J. Clothier beat
M. d. Whitman by default; r. Stevens
beat r. f. Doherty by default.
Doherty by default.
Eastern Doubles. First Round-R F.
Doherty- and I'll. l.. Doherty beat Halo
well and s. Ware, 6-2, 6-2, 6-2.
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AFRICAN WINS HANDICAP
Deimel and Dwyer's Cold Win Feature
At Brichtop-

NEW YORK, July 29.-Deimel and
DWyer's Star Ruby colt, Africander.
won the Winged Foot handicap at
Brighton Beach today. He carried 119
pounds and equaled the track record
for five and one-half furlongs. run
nlng the distance in 1:06 3-5. He was
1avorlte with the Keene and represen-
tative Injunction, next in demand
while any price was good against
Smiles and Kisses. Africander, made
the running and won in a drive bv
three-quarters of length. Injunction
made bluff at the head of the stretch
but was never able to reach the win
ner. Two favorites, one second choice
ana three outsiders divided the money
To-Day. Jockey ]. Martin carried off
the riding honors by plotting two Win
ners and a third. Jockey received a
fall on Silver Twist in the fifth race.
but escaped severe injury.
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OUTSIDERS GET TWO RACES.
Wax Taper Comes to Life and GaIlops
Over Good Field.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 29-Pour quot
Pas, Assessment, GALES and Josia r
were the winning favorites at Delmar
today. the other two races on the card
going to outsiders. Wax TAPER came
to life and gailoped over a good field
of horses in the feature event of the
programme in one and one-sixteenth
miles. Varro and Alice Turner had
high fight for the place, the former
securing 1t by neck. Weather clear
and warm; track fast.
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Programme for infantry sboo.

NEW YORK, July 29.-The programme
and list OF competitors in the Infantry
craftsmanship competition of the depart
ment OF the Missouri, to be held at Fort
LeavenWorth, were issued from army
gins tomorrow and lasts a week. Gen.
Bates Will present the medals next week.
capt. William III. Warsells, Of the Twen-
ty-secOnd infantry, will be statistical Of
hcer, and Capt. John Robertson chief
range officer. This is the first competi-
ton held in the department since before
the Spanish-American war.
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Boston ........O 8 2OOo-5 8. i
Detroit ........0 1 2 0 8 0 O-6 16 2
WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Milwaukee, RuE
Peoria ........0 0 o O. % q
Wilson. ~
z ~, At Kansas City r. H E.
Kansas City % 0 0 0 O O 3-5 10 +
st. Joseph ....O OO11OO "a 2
Batteries-Weimer and Messitt; Chinn
At Denver r TT
Denver .......2 111O1 SIS r
Des Moines 20 0 0 0 0 O-3 2
Batteries-Lempke, McCloskey and Will
son; Barry and Hanson
Col Springs. 20 0 600 Os1o3-7 II 6
Omaha .......0 2 0 0 1 0 1 0-8 12 S
Jones and Hauser, Brown, Graham,
Owen and Gonding
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ONE FAVoRITE WINS AT HARLEM,
Jockey Dupee is Suspended BY Judges
and Will Lose License.

CHICAGO, July 29.--But one fayorite
won at Harlem today. The other five
events went to two second choices and
three heavily played outsiders. Jockey
James Dupee, who rode question
able race on Helen Paxton in the
steeplechase last Thursday, was in
definitely suspended today by the iudg-
es OF the Chicago Jockey club. The
judges also recommended that Dunee's
license be revoked Helen Paxton beat
a much better field in the Emerald
stakes yesterday, and this settled Du-
pee's case. Weather clear and cool:
track much improved.
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Earned runs, Boston 2; two-base hit.
Chance; stolen bases. Cooley, Demont;
double play, Tenney to Greminger; bases
on balls, off Pittinger. 2, off Williams /
hit by pitched ball, Tenney struck out,
by Pittinger 1, by Williams 6; wild pitch,
P1ttinger; time, 1:35; attendance, $40:
umpire, Brown.
Leaders Pound Hughes.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, July 29-Pittsburg
defeated Brooklyn today by a score of
IA to 1. Hughes pitched three innings
for Brooklyn, but gave way to Newton
after the visitors had made six hits and
six runs off him. Philippe was too good
for Keeler's men. and was well supported
in the field. Score:
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Minister Is DROWNED.

BELLEFONTAINh. Ohio. JuIv %
w. H. Leatherman. pastor of the Meth
odiSt church at DeGraf, was drowned to-
day in trying to save Earl Nodham aged
thirteen; who went down with him.
Thirty boys of the clergyman's church
were on a picnic at a nearby resort.
Young Nodham went swimming and was
seized with cramps
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Old River CAPTAIN Dead.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-. July 29.-Capt Mat
thias Knobfer, for more than half CEN
tury steamboat captain on the upper
mississippi, died at the home of relatives
IN this city, aged ninety-fve. The first
large steamer that ever carried a cargo
north of this point, the Onaga, was com
manded by him. and was sunk near the
present Nebraska City site early in the fif-
ties. He owned and operated steamboats,
between this city and St Louis
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*Batted for TayIor in eighth inning
Earned run, st. Louis; first on errors
New York 1, ST. Louis 2; left on bases
New York 3, St. Louis 8; first base on
balls. off Taylor /, off lCurrie 1; struck
out by Taylor 1, by Currie 1; sacrifice
hits, Smoot, Kruger; stolen base, Farrell;
hits off Taylor, 8 in eight innings; off
Miller, 1 in one innings; hit by pitched
ball, by Miller 1 (Currie); umpire, Ems
lie; time, 1870; attendance, 1920.
Chicago Easy for Boston.
BOSTON, July 29.-Chicago was easy
for Boston today the home team winning
in the third inning, when three hits, an
error and pass netted three runs. Pit
finger kept Chicago's hits scattered.
double play by Tenney and Greminger
in the second was the feature of the
game. Score:
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SENATOR BEvERIDeE sLUMPs
Heavily Played Favorite at Detroit
Proves a Disappointment.

DETROIT, Mich, July 29.-The
handicap at a mile and sixteenth was
the feature on the afternoons card
and resulted in the downfall of SEN
ator Beveridge, the heavily played
faVorlte. Brief and McWilliams made
tne running, Brief coming away and
winning easily. BineheIo. at to !
and Irish Jewel. to l, were the good
tnlngs. Weather perfect; track
heavy.
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philadelphia had two out and a man
on second when rain ended the contest
Earned runs, Cincinnati 1, Philadelphia
1 ; two,base hits, Beckley, Corcoran; sac
rifice hits, Peitz, Berry. Childs; stolen
Beckley; left on bases, Cincinnati T. Phil
adeiphia 2; first base on balls, off Phil
lips 2; hit by pitched ball. Phillips /,
by Iberg /; struck out, by Phillips 2; by
Iberg 5; time, LOS; umpire, ODay.
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Fatal Boiler ExnInsinn

CENTRALIA, ILL.,, July ga boiler in
flour mill at Salem exploded today. kill
ing Engineer p. l.. Letter and wrecking
the MILL A Baltimore & Ohio passenger
train that had just pulled into the station
was badly damaged and the passengers
We're panic stricken.
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Freeport Race Meeting Opens.

FREEPORT, ILL.,, July 29-The Free
port Great Western circuit harness race
meeting opened here today with a fair
attendance. There were two events on
the card, both slow ones, the 2:25 trot and
the 2:35 pace, but the track was lightning
fast and remarkable time was made for
the classes. The favorite won the trot.
but in the pace. Captain Colbert at even
money against the field, never had look
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ST. LOUIS STOPS M'eRAw,s TEAM.
currie Spreads the Hits and the Giants
Have No Chance

NEW YORK. July 29.-The St. Louis
team defeated New York's players at the
Polo grounds today by a score of to L.:
The visitors batted timely and well,
While the home players found Currie was
too much for them, as he kept their hits
we'll scattered. Score: =
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FAST FIELDING WINS GAME.
Athletics Fight Hard, But Are Robbed of
Winnnu Hits
PHILADELPHIA Pa

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 2s.-The
pest exhibition OF baseball seen here this
st. Louis. The fielding Of the visitors
was marvellous. The home club PLAYED
a strong game, but was robbed of hits
that would have scored the needed runs.
St. Louis ...O1OOO O1O1-s
Philadelphia 20 0 0 0 0 0-1 z 1
Batteries Harper and Kahoe, WaddeIl
Philadelphia l; two-base hits, Wallace.
He1drick, Fultz; three-base hit. Hemp
hill; stolen bases, Heidrick, HemphiIl,
lace to Anderson, Wallace to Anderson;
left on bases, st. Louis 8, PHILADELPHIA 6:
first on balls. off Harper 2, off Waddell S.;
by Harper 2, by, Waddell 8; wild pitch,
lin.
Senators Bunch Hits.
WASHINGTON. D. c. July 29-Wash-
ington by punching four successive hits
runs ~ 70 WIN todays game. Chicago could
DO nothing with Carricks delivery until
the ninth inning, when he let down. At
tendance, 3,SO8. Score:
Chicago ......0 0 0 0 0 0 p o
Batteries-Carrick and Clarke; Patter-
son and Sullivan Earned runs, Washing
lOlI IWO-DdSe MT, DOyIG, stolen bases.
Jones. Green; sacrifice hit Clarke: bases
on balls, Carrick 3; struck out, Carrick /,
Patterson g. left on bases Washington 4,
Chlcago 3; wild pitch, Patterson: time,
lao; umpires, Connolly and Carruthers.
Pound the Pitchers.
BOSTON. Mass, July 2s.-Botn pitch
ers were batted freely today, and Detroit
won out in the sixth. Boston met its
hrst defeat in nine games. Running
catches by Barrett, Hurley and Freeman
We're features. Score:
Boston ........O 1000 2Ooo-5 g
Detroit ........0 L 0 0 0-6 16 2
Batteries-Sparks, Hughes and Warner;
Mercer and MCGUIRE. Earned runs. Detroit
8, Boston 2; two-base hits, Lachance 2,
Parent Parent Dougherty, Gleason, Barrett;
Mercer 3, off Sparks /, off Hughes i' /. bit hit
by pitched ball, by Sparks /; struck out.
by Mercer 2, my Sparks 1; passed ball,
". warner l, Mcclure 1; time, 1855; umpire,
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variicoce|e
CURED IN ONE TREATMENT.

Don't waste your time and money experimenting
elsewhere. Go to the Specialists at the Heidelberg
Medical Institute and go home cured. They cure
in one visit. Quick cures like this only accom-
plished by the highest medical skill.
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TO DODGE THE COURTS
LAJOlE AND BERNHARD ARE
COMPELLED TO MAKE LONG
TRIP

Go to Atlantic City to Avoid Threat
ened Arrest for Contempt and Then
Hire Tugboat to Get Across the Del
aware-Ride Train from Whining
ton.
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We guarantee Cure if we say we can cure.
we ask no man to take chances Varicocee Cure
WHAT \ / WHAT IT DOMr
WHAT IT Is.

"Varicocele," a prevalent
disease Of men, is a dilata-
ton or enlargement Of the
veins Of the spermatic cord
in the scrotum, which,
from various causes. be-
come corded and knotty.
feeling like a bundle Of
angleworms when taken
in the hand. 1t usually oc-
ours on the left side and
produces dragging sensa-
tions in the groin and
back. 1t impairs the gen.
eral health and causes
worry-your brain
becomes weak and you
grow despondent.
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WHAT ET DOES
TO mEN.

So much has been said
about Varicocele in medi-
cal advertisements that
every man ought to know
if he has it or not. 1t is a
solid fact, however, that
we run across men every
day that are complaining
Of weakness who have
been so negligent as to not
even examine themselves
and discover their trouble
until it has run them down
and weakened them sexu-
ally, mentally and physi-
Cally.