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Health and beauty the ors of perfect womanhod Women
suffer constantly
tain their beauty Preservation pretty
. duty women to themselves.
When troubled with Irregular suppressed painful
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womb that bearing down feeling Inflammation of the ovare
ache boang or hauenc general debility indigestion and
ssude exciabl rrabty nervousness seeplessne melan
cho a gone and feelings blues and hope
ssness they should remember there tried and remedy
Lydia E. Pinhams such
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Federal Judge Resigns.

Indianapolis. Ind. Nov. THE resigna-
ton of Judge John H. Baker of the United
States District Court of Indiana, was re-
ceived by President Roosevelt today.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-11-08

quired gymnasium work and directing
that students who are not proficient in
this line must be instructed.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-11-08

There are now alive twelve ex-Lord
Mayors of London.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money IL It fails to cure.
tu-th-sa-tf
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Catholic
What left the of reading
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E.
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Case Of this Prominent Chicago Woman Should Give Everyone
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DEA. NRs affords pleasure indeed add
testimonial E.
ANS Vegetable Compound Three
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ceBsIve PHYSICAL Stru1n, was
proper rest also lost appetite and became
nervous and irritable too that my friends rembed and
unable to attend to my work Our physician pre-
scribed for me- but did not to improve, 1
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money and very much worried when, fortunately,
of club friends called She told how she had
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toms to hers bottles of your medicine cured
has. and rl,o ix.i A.
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81 did 30, and am glad that followed her
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been so ever since.
"a number of my friends who have been
troubled with ailments peculiar to our sex
have taken your compound, and have also been
greatly benefited" - MISS ELIZABETH DALEY,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-28
DEMOCRATIC ACTIVITY IN The EAST.


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'iie iieNt mouse lio"i sHe west ot's tiis9
profess - ne loohIhs with great Go'lh-
dehce 10 pennsylvania New YORK. New
Jersey massachusetts, anu West VIZ
siiha LOT gains sulhclellt 20 give lhen
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-28
by the legislature. and in the light OF
modern views and experience the best
code should follow.
UNITED STATES INVASION OF MEXICO.


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W. i's ''NN'i '''i NV
80 ''''3' " ~ $ ''''s - i"' '''s' 49,
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-28
Weight lost In cookIng.l


By the time it is placed on the table, a
eieht-pound roost of beef weighs only about
five pounds. Other meats shrink proportional
ately. Nearly half their weight is lost in thu
process of cooking.
Right here is the greatest economy q
canned meats. They ore cooked and ready FOL
the table. They are all meat-no waste; nj
bone; lriStle.
If canned meats cost twice as much pei
pound as fresh meats it would be economy I'd
buy them. But the fact is they sell for about
the same price.
Rex canned meats, which are the best on
the market. are put up ip great variety. They
range all the way fronea lib can Of corned
sellers are sliced beef lunch tongues, Vienna
sausage, and corned beef hash Veal. ham, and
beef loaf, as we'll as Rex pork and beans, ara
also greas favorites.
If your grocer or meat market man does not
handle Rex goods will you not kindly so ad.
wise The Cudahy Packing Company at South
Omaha. Neb.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-28
A Successful Beggar.

Now that WAS a good ,esgar. the lady
arrested in Pine street Friday. II Was
her specially to beg from great bankers
and business men. Her tale of Woe was
beautiful and in many chapters What
Il lot of suffering relatives she had and
quoted. A palalytie papa OF 81; bed
ridden sister a consumptive son in
Arizona Who needs am Invalid chair
that costs S225 Won't YOU please help
me get that chair Her widows weeds
We're rich and imposing. This was :.
mendicant that even janito,s and Gle
yator men would respect, so respecta-
Die was she. And ii pas to be a Well
dressed besgar. This one was making
ut least 500 a Week.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-28
Inniarants Iarru In East.

.NN-N f'Tk FT'U!It.
The tide of Immigration to this PROS
porous and free republic is not ebbing
but steadily rising higher. sturdy men
and women are coming here in troops
and ELLIS Island is busting and b.iin-
ming over in these busy weeks Most
of the newcomers arc hcal;hy. hardy
and strong. but too many of them laliy
Oh the Atlantic coast. atho they could
do better hy going out to the western
practices, where the fields are ripe for
generous harvests ANA where they
could get plenty of nourishing food,
good treatment and. best of all, good
pay. why should they lnscr here
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-28
A Swiss Opinion of the British.
El.onlon Daily Mail.l


The British are cordially hated in
Switzerland Why? Because they have
! roved that they are a nation of THEY
ish hypocrtes and ccwardly DULLES
Their money value is not great; most
OF them seem TO he penuiiorls clerks or
clcrgymen With STRINGS of ugly tea
drinking daughters, and thei, place is
most advantageously taken BY the Ger
mans and Americans. flle British are
certainly not wanted IN Switzerland.
which is quite crowded enough and
much nicer without them.
j. GRUNt'ELD (of Zliiich).
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-28
GOVERNMENT OF CITIES.

The converting of the Ohio leSisla-
ture this week in special session 10
frame d code for the government Of the
cities of the state, and the meeting of
the League of American municipalities
at Grand Rapids, Mich. taken in con-
nection with the address at the latter
meeting OF 4 Massachusetts, mayor
favoring local control of cities BY its
people. form an Interesting situation
put of which some profit should grow
The mayors address favored municipal
ownership or better control of public
utilities, such us plants for the pro-
duction of light and heat, street car
systems and electric power. He urged
Give us home rule for cities, indie
pendence of the state in matters OF
purely local concern freedom from
guardianship. and the right to do as
we will with our own" This goes to
the Verge of complete independence OF
the city from the state. which is not
considered desirable by all people.
Many cities have fully demonstrated.
however, that municipal ownership and
control of certain public utilities. such
as those enumerated, is productive OF
the best results.
In Ohio the most interesting point at
issue in the perfection of Uniform
charter by the legislature is between
state control and home rule The Gin
cinnati police are ruled by !; state
board, and an attempt To pat the police
OF Toledo under similar control re-
suited in an appeal to the supreme
court and 4 decision declaring that the
special city charters operating as gen
eral laws To be unconstitutional, thus
leading TO a demand for state legs-
lation on this subject Gov Nash has
been anxious for a general state police
for Ohio. while others have been urg
ing a system by which the mayor
would be the responsible executive.
appointing single heads u departments.
1t is stated that Gov. Nash has
yielded to the objections to state police
control, which came from his own par
tisstns in the republican cities. He
proposes, however. q curious coInpro-
mise. Two boards are to be created,
one of public safety and one of public
service. Tie former is 10 be hi
partisan body of four persons APP
pointe, by the mayor, and Will have
ments. The mayor is to be the head
of these departments, and appoint
members thereof but he may not re-
move them. The services are put under
strict civil service rules. The board |
of public service is to be an elective
body of three persons, which shall
manage parks, water supply, public
institutions and the whole range of |
municipal administrative activities All |
legislative functions are conferred OF
an elective council and these legisla-
tive powers are sharply distinguished. |
from the administrative powers of the |
board of public service. The arrange
ment of these two boards seems cal
culated to divide responsibility, but
with results that may develop OBJ
jec'ionable features.
1t is expected that this subiec: to-
gether with the treatment of municipal
service corporations, and other perth
nent matters, will receive full attention J
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-28

!, IOWA NEWSPAPERS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Haw and Gee.
lSlllllgtNn llA.N i'resS.

Washington Ga) Press
1t awDses the wicked republicans
here to sec their democratic frensis 50
hopele,sly diNe!ea ON the Kansas City
/ platform of 1900 Many, especially the
re,, piatls ones. regard ii delivers,nre
as holy IS that given in the Mount Ia
4 Noses they truly reverence and wor-
ship H. ami their feeling IS to be re-
speetel if their judgment is not. on
the other hstnd. thousands OF demo-
Gratis Want 70 cut loose from tha: plat
form, as Paul yearned to be delivered
from tho body of this death. The say
il is q dead thing: CHAT il never had
any real vitalit, hui only ii sort OF
gdYanic silnlitutlc of life. like the
battery inspifef movement that makes
the attached leg OF a de.si dog kick
like 60 and c;voit.
lAntl 80 these Two ilreconcil tlle fac
tions, liS~ plus ana minus. cancel each
other ma the party remains negative
and melveess. ana can't cut err
our county demo. convention by
majority rue, knocked out endorse
nent OF the holy X 9 platform. while
the blethr"n's conventions iii Mt.
pleasant ana Fairtiell re-Itnrmed that
s,'erea gosae.. the tion Of our eon-
Nenii9n MS Fepudiatei by lots of our
democrats, WHO signed a romonstt,lnce,
70 he scnt TO ccnsressional and state
conventions rs protest. Kansas
city forevei.' the shout Dang Kan
sas City cry the other fellows. And
80 we nave see-saw. aud the ancient
partN acts like a badly spawned horse
1t mas lots Of iaction, it surges this
way aud that. and stunbles. and am
bies. but it is ,sll action and no GO
1t doesn't Get there ii does Not arrive
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-28
/ RS STRENGTH AS A PAPER.
Mason CITY Globe Gazette

Mason City Globe-e,azettcl
i Some years ago wfe.l the Chicago
morning papers BEGAN first to reach
Iowa early in the morning i'll I, discus
sion of the effect they would have up-
ON u certain morning paper the editor
of this paper declared that if the Iowa
morning daily would cover its field with
rod-hot fresh Iowa news and not at
/ tempt to compete With its metropolitan
connection in foreign and eastern news,
giving only the best of the general
rews that the manager would find his
circulation not only not affected ny the
Chicago paper. but increased because
of localzing his field. The advice WIS
not Needed. but the Marshalltown
Times Republican believed this was
the salvation of the Iowa neWSpaper
and nj once began to cultivate the local
news of greatest interest i'm the towns
and cities in its field. The result, Was
that the morning paper plodded along,
While the Times Republican has be-
come the best evening paper in the
ton. Recently a wreck occurred in tho
field of its circulation. a field Which is
also enjoyed by other d.ilies but the
Times Republican was the only paper
with enterprise enough To get a re-
Porter TO the scene and give Il full and
complete account. the other papers
tlailn. day after. That is the fea-
ture which has given the T.-R. strength
and that kind of enterprise always has
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-28

Last month my II -yeat-old boy was
poisoned by some weed or plant" says
w. I'll. Dibble. of Sioux City. Iowa We
were afraid he would lose his sight.
neighbor recommended DeWitts Witch.
Hazel Sslve. and in few days he was
a., we'll as ever For skin diseases, cuts,
burns, 81 alds, wounds. insect bites, De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salve is sure cure.
Relieves piles at once.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-28

All Were Saved.

"I'or years 1 suffered such untold
misery from bronchitis,' writes j. III.
Johnston. of i,roushton, Ca that Of
ten | WAS unable to work. Then, when
everything else failed, was wholly
cured by Or Kings New Discovery
for consumption. My wife suffered in
tansels from asthma, till it cured her,
and all our experiences goes to show it
is the best Group medicine in the
world" \ trial VIII convince you its
unrivaled for throat and lung diseases.
Guaranteed bottles so cents ANA ST..
Trial bottles free at George p. Powers
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-28
IOWA NOTES AND OPINIONS.

"And now, an apple trust. See. did
the blarstvd tarn 60 that" asks the
sarcastic Washington Press
The Northwood Anchor notices that
nearly all Iowa democrats are doing
more thinking and less talking on the
/ silver issue than they Mere u few years
ago.
The Iowa Falls Sentinel has not seen
such 4 quiet time in politics for many
years. There is only one reason for
4 this. Everybody is we'll satisfied"
Real estate investments judiciously
made need fiighteu no one remarks
/ the Rockwell Photograph.
The Montezuma Democrat is of the
opinion that the so-called democrats
Who are clamoring for reaffilmation of
the Kansas City platform are paid
hirelings' of republicans. and declares
that III the democrats in their state
convention reaifirm the Kansas City
platform, there viii not be demo-
cratic candidate elected TO congress in
Iowa this year"
Discussing the tariff on wheat be-
tween this country and Canada which
the Mahaska Chief thinks is not needed,
that paper says: Fact is the infant
industries for which our tariff laws
We're enacted, have long since reached
that age where they have tumbled out
Of the cradle and are trying to control
the household and like spoiled children
they are becoming unmanageable.'
The Clarinda Herald expresses this
view: "Ex- Governor Shaw and Cover
nor Cummins are likely to have quite
prominent places in the present CAM
paign because of the difference OF opin-
ion on the Iowa platform. If it We're
not for the fact that everything is going
republican this Year such Il difference
of opinion between two as prominent
leaders would be u little dangerous to
party success, but as it is they can
scrap all they want To and no harm will
result"
The Onawa Gazette says il has failed
to find amy of the common, ordinary,
every-year voters who are Worried
,hout th. ..sbeIter'' pl3ln in spite OF the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-28
TOPICS OF THE TIMES

49,.
u.n ,e.,.,,,ara ro,n,1,,icans raf,.so i
,.a -. ,4,,.,,. ,nan ,rbav stif prs
rar,l,, ~, ,,,,,,f,s sa,ts IN Tho I.nita
c,,t.e 800, ,.h.,,,bar tl,,n th,t IN
.,a,os,a., ..... ,,,.,, sta,,ta o..,,ny ono q
,han,
has decided lust how fai a postnaste
may narticipate in politics. \ lctte
,eceiyea ~ ,he postotiige departmen
I l.ccntly from a postmaster asked lhes
,u,esti,ns "Am prohibited from
~, ,
olint.,,.v t;naneial considerations 70
fine sno,, of the partvs Mould / he pro
t,l,itea from acting MS ! delegate To
a,,t, a,,.,r,..inu.,I ~, s,afn ,nuy,.,,.
,ioug. In mis- repIv General M.ynn,
,aia down tha folloa-iu.. principias To-
,ta .,,,ia.,,,.a non ,,,lv az tI,is fn,jili.iui
,os,,5.s,,r hui of IN ~. .mnovas q
,,,o noetot,iee 5opa,tne,,t. I'm ra,lv I.
,.n,,, l.,,a, ,ou 49, i,fn,n,a5 that va,
80 moi nrabthi,aa from iat,in.. ! no.
fjti.al chm nor making voluntai., man.
,,,,i,.,,,,a ,,.,,, ,...f,,a
a..Ia,.,ta - ..n,,,,, 600 ar..,,,
sressional convention. You should not
OF county committee nor take activ,
1 part in conducting a political coiven-
Luton. nor make yourself unduiy promi-
4 nent i'll local political matters.
s"ur licenses to max" pad butter
s''oa oN 'eiloNd'llls IT h'SNe peeh issue!
IN minnesota.
~,
W. = ,''eS "S''l'' II : piliel i'ies, ileN
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'>'''i7''9 ~ it.S' ne "sii'i i'il'Ms WI!
-" = = ~ 9 CIV. Wy oi'''e9'
e'.i'' ~ 'ii' iie"'s 'i35di'llsa ii'Ssii ma
't,t'>'t ''''i - ''liis''4A' y ''is son
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=
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- = ''.'' 't''' NN.''iiisa Ns'e''i'ie
90, :, ~.
most influential business men.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-28
OUTSIDE POINT OF VIEW
u IAe s-hepnhlican

N~~~>>~.~.~eNs~>~~o ~>~-~-e~o><~o~~
a'i rhe ilnes- hepuOl,can
some time .i,,o ~ ti,.,,,,
the sessions of th. I-n,t..5 ....,,.t
ate. a Sol,ther,, sen.,fo,. f,,lI,,,,.;,,
I.Solae ;lbiIsiy, l.,,,s1,.,e.. ,.a,,i..ti,.
and would bay,. sti-,rIs :, ,g.,it,.,
I5ttor If othor ,jisp,,et.,i n,.,,,t,.,.
not interfered .nl1 saf,.,,.,,o,j - 49,
Il Durini, an of This m -. ~, ,.,i,,.,
l.aan smiled ofta,i,@ .,;,i.,,,.,
words and mad,4 moi ~ s1i,rt,s..,
.sistance Neither din h.. s, ~, 80,
nor has he since ,.,ise,
! what We e;lIl ...,V,si,s. ~ ;,s.,,r, ~,
this C,hristian ai,iinae H. ,,a. ,a,.oi,.,.
Che communication ar ~. ,,,,,......;l,,,..,i
CORRESPONDENTS il w,,srir,,,an .,,,,,
man, favor.thla a,ii,.,,;a1 ,,,,,js; ~
papers the country oya, NJ. ,,,,,
/. rnar w;ts ~. .h,,,l,.Y ~, ,,l,.,,,.s,,,.,,
the gentleman.
! So.
A short time after a cabinet af,i,5al
vas r., = rrstG,,,,4,,,t ..it,i,,.. ,,-i.,,
lady f,icnds at . pl,i,lir ,.,,lle Na.,, ~,
,yeI,,, ,,,a,b,, -
took occasion 10 n,.lla .o,7'a narson' !,
na offensive ,,,.,,,s .,,,..,,i;,.. a..
lcabinet member The l3tta,. oi,iafi,-
| walked ont Win me ,,,,ise IVA I1.,.;,,s.
I.thep. want h,,k ..,,,, ia ot,,.,
,,a,,t" aii,.iny u.hi.,, ,la ,,r,, 49,,
fund tla,. ,,57 ~, ,.,.,;,,...
,r,,,,, H.. ,,,g .,,,,. ~, ,,,;,,l;,
meath his di,ni,v !, ,.,,.e,,a1,,
| ..,yenee" an insiIt nf words AM, 49,
aalin INC corr.et,o,,,ie,,,s ,,,, 49,.
,,rlise The no, ami me ni3n AMI lanl.-
ing at i, from mis- i,on..,ti.,1 dist,,ao
there seems somethn,, ..o,,, az ioi,,t., j.,
this expressed sentj,nen, In ma ,i,..,
mentioned raso t]are W.. -, ,c,,s1.
sault ana no resist.,nca In IN. o,hor
afaiI. The rap..res..o,s onl, ,,sad
words. hui received blows
And now after some eircumIoeution
ne h:,ye como IN ~, 10y, Of tbia s,.r,,,J
Non-,esisaanes is il right or wrong.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-28
Excursion Rates to pes Moines, Iowa

Via the Northwestern line. Excursion
tickets will be sold ut reduced rates
Sept. II to 1G. inclusive. limited to re-
turn (under specified conditions) until
Oct. 10. inclusive. ON account of l. O.
agents Chicago 4 Northwestern rail-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-28

The onawa Gazette says ii has failed
TO find any of the common, ordinary,
every-year voters who are worried
about the shelter plan, in spite OF the
fact that some newspapers are much
disturbed
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-28

cyrus Hall Mccormick. the rresi-
dent Of the newly organized lnteina-
tional Harvesters' cnmpany. is the SON
Of the late cyrus II. Nccormck, the IN
ventor OF the famous reanng machine
which bears his name MIR. Mccormick
WAS born in Washington, and WAS grad
uitted from Princeton in 1879. Since
that time he has been connected With
The Mccormick HAIRY asting Machine
Company. Of which he has been prcs-
dent since 1854. He * one Of cnicaso's
most influential business men.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-28

Real estate investments judielously
made need fiighteu no one remarks
the Rockwell Phonograph.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-28

Assemblyman George II. Fall. who in
PRODUCED and ehampioned the bill which
recently passed the Massachusetts leg
islature making mothers equal guar
dams of children with fathers says that
The credit for its passage is largely due
his Wife, who, after her marriage, took
up the study OF law. She is a member
of the Maiden school board.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-28

Thousands of old soldiers thruout the
country are writing the pension office
at Washington regarding a measure
Which passed both branches of the last
congress. providing for the increase of
the pensions of all union soldiers who
served one year or more to sl2 month
regardless of disabilities. This meas
ure also increased the pensions of those
who have lost limbs and suffered disa-
bilities For the information of those
interested in this question it can be said
that the measure in question did not
become a law. as there WAS disagree
ment between the house and senate
over the proposition to increase the al
lowance of all pensioned under the gen
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-28

and now, an apple trust. See. did
the bla1st,d tarin Go that asks the
sarcastic Washington Press
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-28

AS the anthracite coal mine operat-
ors have met and decided TO refuse all
offers TO arbitrate, the public VIII refuse
to proffer them any sympathy.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-28

The prohibitionists say it is not Of
fees they want; ii is principles. They
alfeady have their principles have had
them in print several times" says a
Kansas critic. The Other fellows viii
noW proceed TO take the Offices
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Bad "1Sad." Bad" are the head
ines in the Chicago papers noting the
condition of the city's Mater supply
points. The situation is getting to be
Very serious, as the prevalence of ty
phoid fever shows