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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-01
ASTHMA AND -.-,or.
Require Hut n Few Weeks' Treatment
-Wcnriness and LanGuor Are Fore-
runners OF COnsump t1On.

Require Hut Few Week. Treatment
-Wenriness and LanGuor Are fore-
runners OF Consumption.
Any general practitioner can recognize
that feeling of WEAKNESS and languor. sensi-
tiveness to cold and exertion. which are the
forerunners Of the. frs. stages OF consump-
ton. 1t Is at this stage that Professor
Hofrs treatment gives immediate results
CHRONIC BRONCHITIS. ASTHMA and
the various forms of CATARRH require but
a few weeks treatment.
In the second and third stages where the
foregoing symptoms are accompanied by
night sweats. chills. fever. hemorrhages,
loss OF flesh and swellings OF legs and feet.
and in the case of women. especially young
girls bIossoming into womanhood: the inter
Tlption of wofnanly functions. the remedy
produces the same beneficial results. and IN
all cases a marked and decided improvement
is Immediately noticed.
In few DAYS the fever. as we'll as the In
somnia, disappears. and increase OF weight
ia the most conspicuous sign OF improve,
ment Cure upon cure OF cases pronounced
hopeless are daily reported. and physicians
and SAINT RUINS throughout the county
have discarded creosote and adopted THIS
treatment
we're coughs-are cured as effectually by the
| remedy as is consumption. Sometimes.
when the diagnosis has not fully established
the nature OF the disease. the Hon Cure
has successfully diagnosed 1t by '-orkins
] cure,
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JOURNAL ISMS IMPORTANT
WORK IN CURING CONSUMPTION
Thousan dCmsS ine Frederic
had no faith in It for 4 home treatment. but |

had no faith in IT for q home treatment. but
We'll. did / began taking Hon's on April 10.
this date. 1t was very slow at first. and was
almost discouraged when began 10 notice I'M
provement and about six weeks ago my ply, ply
than they were three years ago.. That is pretty
good. would not be without the remedy II IL
cost two three times as much as IL does. :,
am have gent TO me for your address from
Arizona. Kansas and Texas. 20 let iriehds Oh
theirs try It. s-,,.
stores here /. Dunn & Co. and ". w. Nofnon
now handle the remedy here. but all the local
advertising 1t has It had got from me. All sne
given awav to people who wanted to know what
kind Of medicine 1 was taking. While. az !
said before. ] do not claim TO be well i am able
and think that 10 pretty good Tor a dead CON
splitter. r. ]. McLAREN. 5o2 East From. st..
y. B-You can use above for advertising pu n,.
pores IL you desire-slI or part Of 1t. ! thinl:
| Hons il the best remedy YET on the market 70.
CONSUMPTION but Ike everything else. i must
be used !ntelligrntlv and given zone Isl nc
| lie down and walt for II to take you out and se'
| you upon your feet ANYTHING further can can %
| In the interest Of the remedy and hurnaTr~~,
will l. D. N
Here is man engaged in pra.seworthy
efforts to do ali the good he may for his
] brother man. He is one link IN the endi e.
F.! chain Of mercy that is being forged by the
| Hoff Cure all over the land:
| Dendner & 9chlesinger. New York: H..
| inclose you herewith SO money o,Ser. ~, toi
| which / will thank YOU TO send me another 9 1s.
| marked benfnt in MY family has made IT In
seems. and that. what / am doing with ,l,. J., u
| THOMAS E. GoURhN. els Spence. St. Peoria
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ENDORSED by MILES DOIGHERTY.
WcII-Known Official of the Mine
Workers Union Recommends Prof.
HOG's Cure.
a case that will interest the country gen
orally. and especially men engaged in in
dustr.al pursuits. IS given TO the Ameri-
can Bureau by Miles Dougherty. who, as a
general officer of the United Mine Workers
OF America. is well and favorabiy known TO
thousands OF persons in all parts of the
country.
Miners. iron workers and factory workers
generally are mora than ordinarily subject TO
the ravages of consumption from the very
nature OF their work. Mr.. Dougherty tried
the Hoff Cure for his son. What its effect
was may be seen from this letter. as well
as what It is doing for men whose means
OF making a living drive them into dark
and damp mines. which are breeders of the
disease:
Rerdiner & SchesinSer New York:
Enclosed find $500. for which please send ne
six bottles Of the medicine that YOU last sent
that Is. Prof Hofrs Consumption Cure.
There many people asking about
your medicine that l wish YOU would kindly send
me about tuzcn books | wish them ali
10 read about the cure. and the benefit therein
contained.
My little son is gaining In weight since he
started TO take the medicine He has wonder
ful appetite. and Is great eater. His COM
piexion and general appearance very much
improved.
About my miner friend. might say that It is
won,e. ful what n change the medicine has mad
IN him for the better. Before getting the medi-
cine he intended 10 lie idle on account OF sick
ness. but the medicine has helped so much that
| he has been able TO continue at work.
With compliments OF the season. yours truly.
MILES DOUGHERTY. Address District No 2.
| United Nine Workers Of America. Shamokin. Pa.
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ASTHMA AND CATARRH
LEAD TO CONSUMPTION
The Genuine Prof. HOf's Cure II
Prompt and Certain.

The Genuine Prof. HOff's Cure IL
Prompt and Certain.
Ore positive indication that bronchial af-
fections, asthma and catarrhal bronchitis
lead unerringly to dread consumption Is the
unquestioned fact that THE ONLY
KNOWN CONSUMPTION CURE also cures
these troubles. George Rutherford. out in
Nevada. has cause to feel thankful that
this Is true:
Bendiner & SchlesrEer. New York:
please send me one bottle of Prof. Hons Cuss.
Their than that l think / am entirely cured o.
the bronchial asthma. and l think 1 am greatly
improved In the catarrhal bront hits. all through
pose to continue with the of the treatment for
the next three months. or more. II necessary. and
II I continue to improve as have in the last
two months shall evermore bless the Hof treat.
ment. GEO RUTHERFORD. Winnenlucca. Ner
Catarrh is a very dangerous disease. as
well as an obnoxious one. II neglected II
makes the reception OF consumption germs
easy 1t frequently harbOrs latent consuTp-
ton. Hofrs Cure cures 1t.
BendIner & Schiesinger New York:
/ have been using Prof Hof's Cure for ca,
tarrli and found 1t TO be the best remedy that
have ever used. Ii has checked my cough con
sderahIy and I Immediately felt hetter after
using It. r. H. KELLY. "a Livingston ave-. a!
n Y
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MEN FALL LIKE OAKS.
Women WIther Quickly ms Flowers.
Prof. HOn's Cure for CONSUMPTION
Sayes Generations.

Saves Generations.
When a woman Is saved. who knows
what service has been rendered to pos
terity?
wife, mother. transformed from a
con.umptive into a healthy. sound woman.
means more to future generations than to
this.
Women are more prone to consumption
than men. When a man falls before the
disease 1t is like the telling Of an oak. A
woman sways and totters before Its first
attack.
Mrs Thomas E. Glynn. one of the women
whose cure is chronicled to-day. says that
the certificate OF her cure is furnished by
the Board Of Health at her home. Mrs.
Glynns statement is as follows:
Bendner & Schiesing r. New York:
Gentlem4n-l inc!o-e her with money order. Tor
which kindly mail bottle OF Professor Hoff s
cure for consumption was sent TO CovinStoF.
Louisiana, To- be cured OF consumption The local
Board OF Health examined my sputum and pro-
nounced my aiirnent TO be consumption uuDcrcu-
losis) the only medicine have had recourse u
i AM .,CW raUSUU .SCED c. i:r1D ri Ihr.
SAhr; BOARD or HEALTH. Also By my at
tending physician under whose direction toofE
TN. medicIne. Your examination Of my sputd,ii
also confirms this. l na.e taken nothing else.
MRS. THOMAS i. GLYNN. covlnston. La.
HOW A DOCTOR TREATS HIS SISTER.
Both of the letters now selected for pub
LEGATION relate to the very high regard in
which Hoffs Cure for Consumption has
come to be held oy reputable physicians.
This in itself is the strongest recommends
ton that any medicine can have.
Physicians generally know the faliacy OF
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TRUST OFFICIAL RESIGNS.
g. 4. Fl. Mills to Become Secretary
of Car Company.

George A. H.. Mills. who was trust officer
OF the Colonial Trust Company when = was
absorbed by the Commonwealth Trust Com
pany. has resigned his position to become
secretary and treasurer OF the st. Louis Car
Company. He will enter upon the duties of
his new office to-day.
Although a young man. Mr.. Hills IL wide
IL known In st. Louis business and financial
circles. He has held several positions OF
trust and responsibility and was Of value to
the concerns with which he served. For
two years he was secretary Of the Union
Trust Company. and was close friend Of
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sailed on August 20 He will go to the
course on the Mayfower.
Sir Thomas Upton recently extended the
President an invitation to witness the races
from his yacht. the Erin. but. while appre-
chatting the invitation and the spirit which
prompted II, President Roosevelt felt obliged
TO decline.
Governor Hunt of Porto Rico. Senator
Long OF Kansas, and former Postmaster
General Rissell arrived here to-day and
were the Presidents guests at luncheon.
The societies OF the Holy Name of Brook
Ign and Long Island will hold an opeI-air
meeting here July &C. 1t is expected that
Presiden. Roosevelt will deliver an address.
The object of the societies Is to curb the
practice of profane swearing
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-01
SAID HUSBAND MARRIED AGAIN.
Divorce Applicant Had Second
Woman's Deposition Taken.

Mary Johnson, who obtained divorce
Yesterday in Judge Blevins's division OF the
Circuit Court. said her husband. James,
married another woman in Chicago.
The first marriage took rlace in San Fran
cisco. Cal. in December, 1881. Mrs. Johnson
alleged that her husband deserted her the
following June.
& The deposition of the other woman he is
alleged to have married was taken. She
safd she and Johnson were married in 1885.
They are not living together. Ha is said to
be To New York.
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A FRIENDS ADVICE.
Will Often Help You Greatly. Read
What n st. Louis Citizen Says.

: You may hesitate to listen to the advice
OF strangers. but the testimony of friends
or residents of 81. Louis is worth your mos.
careful attention. II is an easy matter 20
investigate such proof as this. The evil
dence must be conclusive. Read the follow
lng:
Mr.. Charles Kaufman, box-nailer at +.
G. Riddle & Bros. Casket Co.. living al
42S3 Easton avenue. says: For s,me I'M
known cause an attack Of bccksche and
urinary weakness annoyed me for four OF
Ave months. At first Il was not very Sc
we're, but after while 1t bothered me con.
tinuahy: not only during the day. but a,
night 4 friend. knowing my condition. pro-
cured box OF Doan's Kidney Pills at Violin
Wilson'S. corner Sixth street and Washing.
.on avenue. The treatment cured
For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents
FoAter- MiIburn Co.. Buffalo, IN. ~, sole
agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doane's-and TAXI
no substitute
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TO HONOR DOCTOR J. ]. KANE,
Irish League to Give Farewell Re.
ception Tonight. =

Doctor ]. J. Kane will receive an address
from the United Irish League at Trfmp's
Hall. No. 14l2 North Grand avenue, this
evening. The doctor Is about to revisit the
scenes of his childhood in County Glare Ire
land after an absence of fifty years.
Doctor Kane has for many years been
prominently connected with Irish movs-
ments in this city. ard was one of,the lead
ers in the Fenian raid into Canada, being
in command Of one of the companies. Since
then he has taken an active part in Irish
National movements.
ing. which will be addressed by r. d.
Walsh. who has visited ireland recently,
and the Reverend Father Gallagher Of
County Mayo. Ireland. There will be
smoker and literary and music entertain-
meDt
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PHYSICIANS REALIZE
Tint P-Of. HoR's Is the Only Remedy
Offering Certain Relief to Consump-

Tint P-Of. HOR's Is the Only Remedy
Offering Certain Relief to Consump-
tiycs.
Physicians all over tn, country are real
izing that the genuine Prof. Hoff Cure is
the only remedy known that will offer GER
tain relief to consum 2tives.
pe..dincr & Schlesinser. New York:
Genilenen-Some few months ago I ordered
several bottles Of your Professor Hons consurnp-
ton Cure to try in a case Of advanced consump
ton.
have been more than pleased with It's results
Please forward me another bottle without delay
as cannot afford to let the patient be without
the Anedcine for day. Inclossd find daft
for game. j. ". ELDER. NJ. D.. Mineral Ridge
Ohio
Marvellous results in last stage:
| Bendinor & Schlesnger. New YORK.:
Gentlcmen-Incicsed you will please find ST. for
which kindly send another bottle of Professor
| Hofi's Consumption Cure. 1T Is VERY Salts
FACTORY SO FAR. AM USING IT on A
| CASE IN THE LAST STAGE OF THE DIS
| EASE. ITS RESULTS ARE MARVELLOUS
While did net expect cure. the effect Of the
| remedy is very marked the general condition
| of the patient. DAVID TUNNELS. 81. D.. Mer-
ri. Wis
| Physicians are chary. indeed. about recon-
! mending other doctors mediciDes. They
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PASSING IT ALONG TO OTHERS.
Cooperation of the Heartbeat kfnt
Wipfng Out CONSUMPTION.


There must be operation of the hearth
est kind to work a great national result. and
it Is a great national result in the wiping
out OF the consumption scourge that Is
aimed at by Professor Ioff and the Ameri-
can Bureau of the Professor Hon Cure.
Women are organizing church clubs and
!. . circles for the cure OF consumption. Ear
nest individuals everywhere are using their
time and energy to spread the Work OF the
American Bureau.
Patients who have themselves been res
cued from death are ceaseiess In their vigil
lance to help others.
Read this letter from true phlanthro-
| pist:
| American Bureau Professor Hoff's Cure for Con-
sumption. New York:
Gsntlemen-The Professor Hon's medicine was
| received in due time. 1 not using the medi-
| cine myself but am SUPPLYING 1T TO THE
| NEEDY FOR THE SAKE OF HUMANITY
| Although / must make my living by mining coal.
| / am doing my test to get II into the hands OF
| the consumptive poor. Yours respectfully. 6. ".
MAILER. Ray. III.
Here is woman who is saving llves-a
| woman who believes in deeds, not words:
! Bendiner & schlesinser:
| Dear Sirs-Plcase send me at once two bottles
| Of IIcf,ssor Hons Cure for Consumption.
am not using all this medicine myself Indeed.
| 1 only take the Cure Occasionally. 1 have been
| passing it along TO tiypsa who iced 1t. II Is
| wonderful cure. s----
| A week ago saturday-my attention was called
| to young man passing tne house. He was
losing ii.sh. holIow-eyed. coughed and had grown
| SO weak that during the day he would fall asleep
| at his work. exhausted. His friends and him
| self were blue" | told him Of what the rnedi-
| cine had done for me. and gave him part OF
\ my bottle. Last Saturday he stopped to have me
! order a bottle FOR him. Its all right. only
cough two or three times a day. feel stronger
| loOh al my eyes. he said
| He did look better He and his friends had
| hope written all over tncir faces. l have two
! other patients who have taken new lease Of
| life. ALICE EIGpEN. Ottawa, III.
| This bloomington printers experience is
| told in plain, straightforward words:
| Bendiner * Schlesinger:
| Over three years ago II was conceded by my
physicians ana relatives ana IIiends mat must
ole with coI.surnptioE. a tip to California ana
every rerleoy l GouId buy scented TO 20 no good.
| Three tiInes l have been 50 weak could not
leave the house without the AID Of a cane.
| saw Hammanns case in the Chicago Aneri-
| can and watched 1t through.
| When you announced Prof HoHs Cure for
Consumption on sale at once sent for bottle
That think the first order from this city
II you have my order on iile you Will see said
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know. however. that Hon's Cure is not
patent medicine, and since Prof. Brouar-
del. the French medical sivant. said it was
the duty Of all physicians to tell patients
that consumption is durable. they are freely
doing so and prescribing Hoff's Cure.
Bcrdiner & Schesinger. New York:
Enclosed find 500. for which send me one bot
tie OF Prof Hon's Remedy. / have not yet
asked anything Of it that II did not bring about
a. W. GrILEI. NJ. D.. Ais Centre st. South
Pa
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the late Judge Madil. president OF that in

stitution. r..
When the Union was merged with the St
Iouis Trust Company Mr.. Mills was made
secretary OF the combined companies; Later
he resigned to become assistant cashier OF
the Mechanics National Bank. He Is a
LAWYER ard has devoted much study to the
law. as 1t applies to business and finance.
Mr. Mills is secretary and treasurer and
director of the st.. Charles and St. Louis
Bridge Company. which is erecting bridge
across the Missouri River "a st. Charles. 1t
IL generally thought that Mr.. Millss ex-
perieDce and natural business ability will
make him a valuable acquisition TO the st.
Louis Car Company.
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| Ii will
| save you
| Trouble.

Newspaper publicity given the Professor Io achievement and
great campaign being carried by the American
Bureau, has disposed of all the fad cures
mixtures emissions Of cod liver OIL gold and
"curea of them fancu and of them runous to the
without having the slightest lasting effect the disease
before the first sccnt fc prescription, written by OF
the doctors the world which proved itself the OnSeX
pected scientific remedy for consumption.
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WILL NAME HIS SUCCESSOR.
DIR. Davis Cannot Serve as Presi-
dent of Tuberculosis Congress-.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Richmond. Ind. June 3o.-Doctor T. Henry
Davis. City Health Officer and member Of
the State Board of Health. who was recent
ly elected chairman of the council of nine
which Is to take charge OF the Congress Of
Tuberculosis at the Worlds Fair in st.
Louis next year, has resigned the place
owing to a lack OF time to attend to the
duties.
The Executive Committee asked that Doc
tor Davis name his successor which he has
promised to do. The congress Ia an inter-
national meeting. composed of physicians
from England. Canada. Mexico. the United
States South America. Porto Rico. the Ha-
waiian Islands and elsewhere.
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thousands of lives from consumptons would mark its
a
publicity Professor iloh
a guidance of humanity
NEWSPAPER PROVED
of
of eminent physicians as Dr. Henry ioos Dr. L
Carlton Simon physicians the Van
Health De-
New York
This enterprIng Journal
could be
found
University Iorenz who
established its
consumption
the cities
telling thing Follow example
of aided with wide pub
nciy ,
well take homenay better for home
Is n be cured
he could have derived from it,
AMERICAN PRESS AIDED PROF. HoFF.
printed Iammnn That the guidance
Thousands of
had
of Professor
INDUCED has
accomplished results followed the publicity Professor
Or De ben eei I eG e RrFHh GF ZEE
S s The Is S H T T OF NER 3G as Sss an COM
who % drugs @ not I
sss5fss $sPss; s r. ss 5i s
HAMMARH AMERICAN BUREAU.
treatment
him ef and Re Rs he Deems m bHHss
n
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HAY FEVER.

there many sufferers from nay
Fever and similar Besides being psnacea fo
all bronchial affections the o for Consump
and improving the condition OF tns Dood
wards annoying and often dangerous affections
prescribe the Genuine Prof. ho Cure
gratifying Some doctors
septica their regrets at NOT nav
wonderful medicine when was first announced 10
the various medical ourn throughout the country.
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WILL WATCH YACHT RACES.
President to Go Over Course On
the Mayfower.

Oyster Bay, l. l., June so.-President
Roosevelt has expressed his intention to
witness the International yacht races be-
tween the Reliance and Shamrock III. to be
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sc,cct Family Excavations,

Steamer city Of Providence leaves every
Tuesday ard Thursday for Alton and Piasa
Chautauqua; every Wednesday and Friday
for Montesano. Fine restaurant and cafe
service. Round trip. Csc.
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COP LIVER OIL EMULSIONS. and the
creosote treatment. both of which have fall
en- BY the wayside. They are coming TO
recognize that Hoff's prescription occupies
a place of its own in the world Of science
Since they know it is NOT patent medi-
cine. but a scientific preparation. they are
fast adopting it. In few instances where
the doctors were adverse to il, they have
been converted by patients who. unknown 10
them, have procured the medicine and have
gladly confessed when their cures were
effected.
one physician who was led to buy Hofrs
ConsuInp tion Cure for his sister is men.
toned In this second letter:
Messrs Bandirsr e Schlesinger:
Dear Srs-P!ease send two more bottles Of
Professor Hoffs CuTe-one for wife and one
Ter her frieni. Nv wife is all the advertisement
Professor IIoff's treatment needs in this SEC
lion. Several persons have asked for the address
II your house they might get u. ONE OF
THEM WAS THE MOST PRoMINENT PHY5I,
IT FOR his SISTER. WHOSE LUNGS ARE
AFFECTED. Send medicine soon possible
and ohlige. JAMES l.. SWIFT. Box 50, Port
Tampa Fla.
The American Bureau is glad to offer Just
as much encouragement to women as to
men Both should remember that the
EARLIER in its career a case OF consump-
ton or asthma or chronic cough is treated
by Professor Hof's Cure. the easier IL Is to
bring about a complete cure. Many hun
tlreds of letters just encouraging as
those printed are on file at the American
Bureau.
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Reduced Rute, Via LouisyiIie and

Nashville r. r.. July q 3 and 4. good re-
turning July s. to all points in the South
Ticket ONCE. EOS North Broadway and
Union Station
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A G4-pnEe Book, containinE complete
descriptive treatise on the Professor
HOR Cure. and accurate reports of sew
eraI hundred cases. are mailed free
on application, or may be obtained BY
calling at the weII-knOwn Druggists,
Rabofenu & Co.. 700 n. broadway, LIN
dell Drug Company. Sixth and Wash
fngton avenue. or johnson Bros. Drug
Company, Broadway and Franklin
avenue.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-04
Monday, Nov. End

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 Ladies' camhric underskirts, trimmed with three rows of lace inserting with edge to match also some embroidery ;sa5 s:'5. 5s'%%i65 %.. iii: s8a'' :8d ''-'' 98C