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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-26

tiers. Theresa showed a rare turn OF speed
In her yeariing trials. but went wrong in
the spring OF her 2-year-oid form and
raced but little.
Next TO GeheimnIss. the best 2-year-Old
shown at the Fair Grounds IS 4. ]. Arnold
& Co.'S Fltzbriilar. the speedy Fltzjames-
Brfllar colt, that won y stake at Worth the
other DAY. F1txbrillar was bred at Rancho
del Paso and was raced IN. the East last
spring. Tom kiley bought the colt for Ar
mold last summer. ard developed him in.0 a
good horse at Deimar. Fitzbriliar Is IN
tensely Inbred to the great TOochstone. his
sire, F~itzjaneS IS a son Of kyrle DAILY. VINO
was by the English horse Artliery. a son
OF Orlando. Brllar. the dam OF F1tzbrillar.
comes from a fine English family. She was
sired BY Joe Hooker. whose greatest daugh-
ter. VI Tambfen. ran many OF her best
races over the Fair Grounds track.
Brewer Gerst's Fore and All. who beat
Handspinner al \ mile. Is the best George
Kinney horse developed IN recent years
Fore and Aft Is By George kinney-Topsail
and has a double eioss Of Queen Efary in
hts pedigree. Queen Mary u one Of the
gems Of the English stud book George
Kinney Vas sired by Bonnie Scotland. who
was on q oreen Mar. On hia dams
side. fVre and Al also gets { strung
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other way that would give the decision 10
Sherlock. but while IL lasted IL promised 10
end in favor OF Sullivan
SingCIarly enough. every fight in when
Sullivan figured here has endedin some uE-
f~oreseen manner. with some outre occur
renee marring the end OF the bout. lis
first appearance was against Kid Abel. who
had him up against the ropes Unexpectedly
and who put Tommy out with a swing TO the
Jaw. after Sullivan had fairly butchereG him
for fourteen rouuds. The blow was. in 4
way. accidental. as x was due TO Suilivau's
failure to observe that he was against the
ropes. He had Abel clearly beaten at the
time on points.
In the next fight in which Sullivan figured
he met Eddie Santry. He knocked Santry
down and practically OFT with a right TO
the jaw IN the third round, but the time
that the round was ended was always a
matter of dispute. Referee Sharpe stated
that the gong, sounded just after he counted
Santry out. while TO many OF those present
Il seemed as though the gong rang a second
or two before he finished the count over
Santry-
Santry was not unconscious at the tine.
but was daZed and unable TO arise. on ac-
count Of a bad knee. which he had banged
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-26
Victims of VariCOCele.

Na1cocee is a weakened and hrokGdoWu condition of the spTnauc vns and
regulation due usually to abuse and ,indscreuouS It is a constant menace to
heath. and II neglected Is certain to rack the nervous system and dephre the physical,
mental and sexual powers II you are afflicted come TO our offices and earn why Van-
coeec causes toh tmpouency and how. by our method Of ppcedure. We can esreh, nd
Of treatment and tell u how We CompnS a radical cure Of usm ahdy In hed days
wfhout pain suffering Inconvenience, whee other doctors require a much longer
has been used in thousands OF the most aggravated casw Hhmrr record or SIe
cal science and the only on. that should everb be used for this u@cheroua affection
Besides diving Internal constitutional remedies We use a local treatment which quickly
Under our treatment all traces Of weakness and disease soon disappear, the
agnant bOd Is forced from the Hated veins. the spermatc cords feel just as they did
before you contracted this disease; III lcSes and drains OF vgorc cease in fact you will
benE which accompany good health and robust manhood Avoid experiments Thsf a
delicate and serious disease What you ant is the very bestu treatment obatnabk and
this w are prepared to give you
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-26

Gallant. defiant f. now racing in the
East and holding her own with the best
2-year-old Niles on the metropolitan cir
cult
The Fair Grounds meeting VIII be brought
10 a close next Friday. when the Final
Stakes. with a.OO added. win be run az
a mile and one-sixteenth. The Final closed
with 11s nominations. including nearly every
good horse In training on the Western cir
cult. Z. J. Arnold has all his good ones IN
the stake. including Searcher. Peaceful and
Felix Bard. Searcher IS a recent addition
to the stable. Searcher Is the Hindoo horse
tina wen the Club Members Handicap for
Sam Hiidreth last June. Arnold bought tha
animal from sam recently for a fancy
price.
Tom Hayes also has all his good ones IN
the Final Stakes. including Lady Strzah-
more. Jordan and Buccleuth. Barney
Schneider expects to win the stake with his
crack mare Scbwaibe. This hlly Is cherry
ripe at present. and ought to go extrsaesy
We'll In the closing stake event OF the g.
Louis meeting.
There win be no more racing IN his
vicinity after next Friday until the sprlna
of 1900. Most OF the prominent owners wifi
snip direct from ST Louis 10 Latonia at tn
conclusion % the local racing season. HUH
McCarren. Waifrfng & Co.. and other veil
Known horsemen have already left for -
Cincinnati track
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-26

strain OF Queen Mary blood. TopsaII was
by Cheyaiier. a son OF rim Charlie. who
Was by Blair Atholla. son Of Queen Mary.
Another crack colt in the Arnold stable
Is Fort Wayne by Fresno-Caive. This
geiding Is beautifully bred on his dams
side, calve being a half sister 20 Utility.
dam OF the great Wax Taper. and aaao a
half sister to the successful sire, Cayugs.
who got sam Phillips. a ST. Louis Derby
winner. Calve IS a daughter OF CalvadOs.
who was sired by the great Galopin. Fort
Wayne's sire. Fresno. IS a son OF Falsetto-
G.. c. Bakers Jack Young. winner OF eight
or ten faces at the Fair Grounds and Del
mar this year. Is n half-brother 20 the good
race mare Al<ie n. Johnetfa. dam OF Jack
Young IND Algie n. IS by Bramble and
comes from the Black sophia family.
Proctor Knott. Helen Nichols. Eva Dins-
more. Wrestler and other good horses
come from the same family. Tom Hayes
offered Baker $3.50 FOR Jack Young the
other day. but the Offer was declined
Hardspinner. probably as good a colt as
any. OF them. u also Weli-bred, being ~
St Leonards-ImpL plsta1-. - Leonarqs
MAS . SUPERIOR race horse in MS DAY. he
was practically left at the posi- 10 tne great
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-26
Middle Aged Men.

The ,sprngtime OF youth with you has
passed. Life is now = sober reality. E1-
perience has been your best teacher. You
are wiser and can look back over your past
life and point out the mistakes you have
made. You See. feel and understand dif-
ferertiy now. For some OF the sins OF your
youth you have no doubt already paid the
penalty. You have drifted along relying on
Nature and a robust constitution to carry
you through, Sexual dissipation and ex-
cesses have been added to your list OF
trarsgressions. Private and Blood diseases
have ravaged your system and undermined
your already weakened vitality Quick
ness. Backache. Nervousness. Debilitanng
Drains. etc. ere hindering your success and
have made your life a miserable existence
devoid % all pleasure and happiness. You
know IN your OWN mind that you are not
the man YOU ahoulf b. You lack the en-
ergy. confidence and personal magnetism
which are so precious to every man and
which 20 20 make up perfect manhood.
Your neglected weaknesses have developed
into organic disease. and Varicocele, Sexual
Debility. Structure. Blood Poison and In
Vulnerable other maladieS are dragging you
down and filling your life with misery, SUI
fsring and woe You are old before your
allotted time. but IL you viii awaken 70 q
realization or your true condition and take
steps TO have II renledfed. there are yet
many golden years in store for you.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-26
LAST WEEK OF RACING AT
THE FAIR GROUNDS TRACK
Geheimness. Fort WAYNE, Fore and Aft, FftzbriIar, Handspinner and
Other Colts and Fflies of Royal Blood VIII Wind Up
Season With Some Interesting Events.

WRITTEN FOR THE SUNDAY REPUBLIC.
G~eheimniss's decisive Victory over Fore
n Att. Henry Mcdaniel. Bas dor. Gold
Bell and Pourquoi Pas At the Fair Grounds
last Thursday demonstrated beyond all
shadow Of a doubt that schreiber's Sam
Theresa nTy Is the best youngster in train
ing here.
Aftersthe race Tom Hayes remarked that
n his SsttnatioH 9eheimnls was the best
my o tNehe year On the American turf.
Geteszn has won more races than any
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-26

s-year-old trained here this season.
Schneider is Justly proud OF the nIly. hav-
ing bred her himself at his woodlands
stud in ST. Louis County.
Geheimrisxs sire. Sain. Is a son OF ST
Serf. who was sired by the great English
stallion. St Simon. Gehe.mniss's dam.
Ter dam IA FerondeiIe rss sired BY ia.
den Baden, winner Of the gold cup IN Eng-l
land. Theresa Is 4 young mare. Ge1etm-'
Miss being The frat Of her produce to race.
Schrctbtr bought theresa as q yeaRling
and named her IN honor OF one Of IL sis
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NerVo-SexuaI Debility.

Are you one OF the unfouunates who have made a wrongc commencement and failure
IN me- IS your weakened system. crying or for hdp2 You are nervous. irritable and
aSSETMeG every osan OF your body. seems deranged: you are growing weaker and
sOmethngt FOR yourself Our hmge experience has rendered Us thorouRhIy fnDsr wh
al the causes and Effects If NeryoSexuaI Debility and we have fitted up enough nan
fbP TS5 S"H. ar, or M nLS mM5Rae the waSd. sexual organs clear u
what nature intended healthy and happy man. with physical mental and sexual now
es compete, Avoid tn many cheap. worthless remedies OF the marke:th hey are but
temporary thmuauuS the teatmet we employ cutahnsn no Injurious drugs and leaves
pus
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Structure Sufferers.

Structure and get are the We destructive maadhsw which 20 hand In hand for evil
in the male ntOuinar system They never uuet themselves but IN the contrary.
to rSut in Bladder and Kidney Complications OF n serious and fatal nature Te method
Of cutting and dlaune employee by most physicians IS harsh. unscendhc treatment and
cannot he too strongly condemns for It invariably leaves hep patient In a worse eond-
ton than before
our cure for Structure is safe. painless and permanent and free from surgery in any
form Our treatment besides possessing wpndefulh eahng md curative powers. Is anti
mhammatory, antpdca and gennbdala and the cure IS accomplished without suffering
In and dSrsdnE SvnptSms which acconpany these cUdronS Every obstruction
Snayed the liberated anal and bladder are hebd the prostate Gland reduced IN dIe
the sexual sysem is invigoENel and a compete Testoaiono normal health pe1e9et
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-26

Men Will Meet November G Before the West End Club in a Twenty
Round Go at 124 Pounds-Resume of Yanger's Fights in the
Citv-BrOokIvn Tommy Sullivans Bouts Here and the Acct.
dents Which Seem to Accompany Them-Jim COrbett
Here and Apparently in Good Shape-Ring Gossip.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-26

W. ". Darden's coed colt ]. Sidney
Walker. winner Of the kindergarten Stakes
~ the Fair GROUNDS last a1rfn=. IL by
First Mat@The Chough. By SfacDun. The
enough Is out OF The Crow a mare by
O~noudaga- The Crow also produced
Sophronla D.. a real good race mare. by
Pirate OF Penzance. The Chough means a
young squah crow. J.. sidney Walker WAS
named IN honor OF a prominent young St.
Louis business man Darden predicts a
brilliant 5-year-old career for Sidney
Walker. defiant WHINE OF the DebutRnte
and Junior Championship Stakes At the
Fair Grunds last spring. issb imp OruuS
-Alyg NJ = young mare eZ IMP. Top
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-26

Johnny Regan's jumping" OF last week
stirred up some mild excitement among To-
ring followers. as h rad three managers
in the course Of the week. Last Sunday
he was under the care Of Jack Mckenna.
but deserted that camp TO take UP with
Nal Doyle. Doyle arranged a fight for him
in F1ndiey. O.. but when Regain disputed
his authority in some aspects ne got nd
Of him without ceremony. Regain then
started for Chicago. where he is said 10 be
under the care Of one Of the numerous
MANAGERS in that city.
The photograph in which Regnn- Atteli
and McEenna figure was taken last sum
mer when the Mckenna camp was a sort
Of happy family. with two OF its members
strong candidates for the bantam and
feather weight championships.
According 10 James J. Corhett. who f.
now appearing At a local theater. prospects
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-26

20 900 Worlds Fair Derby at Washington
Park Imp. Dlstan was sired by L0wland
chief and has been a successful producer
In the stud. Besides Handspinner. she has
thrown Flax Spinner and Arachne. two
Well-known performers. Handspinner has
the appearance OF n colt that would de-
yeloD into a high-ciass 3-year-old. He has
speed, pluck and endurance.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-26

Captain B. c. Bunbury's Val Verde Is an
other highly-bred hlly. Her sire. Imp. Cal
lantry. Is a son OF the great Galopin. while
her dam. Zitella, by Barnes. first achieved
prominence In the stud as the dam OF 81.
Marcos. one OF the best handicap horses IN
Sam Hildreth's string last year.
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BY a Republic Photographers.

against the floor Of the ring. He wartd
have been unable TO respond before the ten
seconds had Eeen counted and was N n"
condition TO 90 on with the night. 81 thc
question OF when the gong rang was OF less
moment than K would have been had he
been ready to arse. SIN. the incidtnt
married the end OF the bout.
Last Thursdays contest had its unusual
feature I'm the fact that Sullivan lost. AZ
though he had a clear margin Of ~adNantlSc
az the time. through accidentally striking
Sherlock a foul blow. The uppercut landed
on Sherlock's groin and sent him 10 the
floor. He had to he carried from the ring.
hut he was all light an hour after the &C
currence.
Sherlock and his party departed for Chjca-
20 Fridav morning. while Sullivan and his
outfit left Friday evening. Sullivan meets
Santry in Chicago this week. aud viii re
the west End Club in the near future.
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Contagious Blood Poison.

Once thu virus OF Specific, Blood Poison mas polluted the blood It is important that
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According to James J. Corhett. who &
now appearing n a local theater. prospects
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-08-28
HAYTIAN HONESTY.
Unconnted Courters Garry Loads Of
wealth over Desoiate Mountain
Passes IA safety.

Havti is The only country In the
world where black rules white Al
though the present republic IS not sue
cessful because So large portion q
the citizens are lazy and unedueat-d
vet me people have many good quail
ties which. according % Mr. Hesketh
pritchard. show themselves in uneX-
pected and contradictory ways.
zone 81 the things that strike one
most is that Hayti IS country Of ez-
tremes and contrasts Logic is always
al fault a Haytian's honesty is like a
Havtiau's mind. it is apt 70 surprise
YOU round odd corners.
"For example. hundreds Of thou
sands 81 Havtian dollars pass annually
along the lonely track between JAG
mel and Port au Prince. The men
who bear them are law-class Haytians;
ragged. uncouth, unedueated, wild ana
untutored. Yet only once have the
dollars failed 20 arrive have heard
Il said that ten dollars might tempt
the Haytian's cupidity. but $1,000 awes
him into Immaculate honesty.
During the last 30 years uneount-
ed couriers have made the desolate
Journey over the mountain passes eaci
with his load Of wealth, and there Is
only this one instance known Of The
BETRAYAL Of trust. A fine record!
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Vermont Politics.

The Republican, Democratic, High
License Local-Option and Prohibition
PARTIES In Vermont are represented by
fuu-page portraits Of their candidates Tor
Governor and complete texts Of their
platforms in the August number OF The
NFRMoNTER. This feature makes II
valuable campaign text book.
Another notable feature Of the seventh
anniversary number OF this State maya
zine is an article on President Chester A.
Arthur, his birthplace, and the monu-
ment TO be erected by the state to his
memory in Fairfield. A full-page por-
trait Of President Arthur and views OF
his Vermont home illustrate this article
Hon. John Barrett contributes an inter-
esting article on Siam, profusely Illus
trated. and Mr. Warren +. Fisher tells
The story OF the Old Constitution House,
In Windsor. Hon. F. W. McGettrick, OF
81. Adams. Democratic nominee for Gov
ernor, appropriately represents "Ner-
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sketches OF Gen. Mccullough and Mr.
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Barre Lady.
1ember OF the Queen
Of the Forest +. of A.
hat She Has TO Say OF the Ability
81 Or. Morrow.

tsr mast two years ! had been
4 4 .-Tarar and run down in health and
18Th In January. 1901, J had % take
~ our family doctor was called and
15areed my trouble Inflammation q
stomach. / took his medicine and
r5ged some bat did not get well ana
-est along 20 October II, when ] took
ia again aud our doctor was again
y ana after 4 few visits said my
b.e vas Jaundicc and Inflammation OF
zach and Kidneys. and as grew
H. another prominent doctor was
8in consultation and still ! eontin-
% grow worse and suffered pains
no pen can describe, 50 another
BCu 6f doctors was called, ana al
time they came 10 the conclusion
II had gall stone, and said ] must 60
he hospital al once and have an opera
h. a. This was the oIly thing that
IA save my life; bat az ! dreaded the
is ] Kept trying different medicines
grew worse DAY by day, and win
great suffering that no mortal tongue
isl. until the 26th OF December, when
III husband took me 20 Boston, Mass
the Massachusetts General hospital,
|hev 10 professors aud doctors examined
i0r over two hours and said my
\ u1Ie was floating kidney, and the only
ID f0r me was an operat ion. but thls'
before, would not submit 20. 20 my
II stand took me 10 4 specialist out az
\ ncy. Mass, and he said the same ~
j others at the hospital. 80 ] came
na 20 die, but while there T. life there
hope, and hearing Of the many Won
i Till cures being effected by Dr. MerroN;
u January 2nd, 1902 he was called aha
NeFa careful examination, Dr. Morrow
\ d BE- could cure me, and that my
\ able was neither Gall Stone or floatlnF
duey, but liberation 81 the Sioulaou y
p Bowels caused my great suiieilhg'
\ that time / was not only in great pam
\ q not able To leave my bed, but l Was -
FINISHED in flesh and my lungs had sot,
p 60 weak that many OF my trlen1s s. ..
vas IN Consumption. At this llr' n eIiyN J,
\ lghed and said never mind, II ! Mvulu
Jew his directions be would Surt ~
q true TO his word, after taxing "
|edicine after a short time, ! CONNIE heeu
gain very fast, and today am ~ ue,sNi
L alih than I have been for years. Ana
D. positive that DR.. Morrow saved my lie,
p I give this testimonial hoping thA.
\ may be the means Of saving some othei
Dor sufferers life as mine has been saved
p. Morrow also cured my little daegn-
p, Josie, OF a severe stomach ana klahes
Double.
Ny daughter, Edith, two wears olael
ban Josie, had the same trouple Ale
Per having her doctored here tor W.
fars, I had 10 send her 10 the old couhlrN
n order to save her life. and am SUR IL. J
p, Morrow had been here 70 nave
reated her, she would not have hau y
to the old country TO be cured. y,
after what some people may say y
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Know from my own experience W. w,
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~, 20 Foster St, Barre, Vt. n
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