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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-07-16
TO A RICH MAN

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~ the inability to
work is of little or
G2N no Importance. He
HLXsxA can live without it.
6M2EfW Others are working
AMNMHA for him. But to
U@NSTNa the man who de-
~r5 ak ponds upon his la
TsfszzsfST Dor for living,
al f~fS-b& sickness ~ a very
serious thing in all
respects. Untold millions are lost in this
country every year by working men and
women through illness. IIard-earned saw
ings must go for medical treatment-alas
how often uselessl- dire poverty may
come and add its evils to hopeless disease.
II is certainly fearful, and all too COM
mon picture. What blessing then Is
medicine which really cures and at the
same time costs but little money. Such
remedy is DR.. David Kennedy's new and
latest preparation. CaLcura Solvent. For
troubles OF the stomach, kidneys, liver and
bladder, with all their consequences. il is
worthy of the high reputation Of the able
and successful physician who discovered it.
II cures ailments otherwise incurable, and
puts an end to suffering and to the heavy
expenses and worries which disease causes
and entails.
my case Ia so remarkable says Mr.. Martin Full
Ter, 81 MAtteawan, N. Y, ''that want to tell YOU
absnt IL. have suffered from bladder trouble for
about rs years, and have tried all the doctors about
here and also two specialists in New York without
getting any help. Last August bought bottle Of
CA1rcURA SOLVENT, Dr. David Rennedys new
medicine. ] had not been able to work at M
trade tboler making for some time, but after taking
one bottle OF Cal.cnra Solvent, began TO work, and
have been working ever since.
"CaI-cara Solvent has done more for ma In 4
month than Al the doctors did in 20 years.
Be sure You get DIR. David Kennedy's mem
medicine, Cal-cura Solvent--no substitute.
Send TO the Calcium Company, DR.. Ken
nedy Row, Rondout, N. Y, for a free sam.
pie bottle. Large bottles $l.00, all drug.
gists. One size only.
Remember Only one DR.. David Kenne.
dy ever lived in Rondout, City Of Kingston.
N. T., and the name Of his nep and lat<sf
medicine is Cal-cura Solvent
Csl-curA Solvent 10 for Sale by
A. n. PETTIBONE,
ANCHE5TER DEPOT. VERMONT
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-13

amateur iishxweights win whom I had put on the gloves.
 | think I showed him clearly the use- lessness of his heavy weisht-hfting mus clas. They were good for one thing-tne service for which they had been trained.
 Liice every athlete In his profession ne was muscle-bound. Those huge masses of muscle, gained at the expense of many hours of hard work. were for all practi- cal purposes Of no more use than hand organ would be to . shipwrecked sailor on . raft in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean.
 In fact, such muscles serve to help shorten ones life. The muscle-bound man, with eevry fiber of his body drawn to a tension that pulls at the very heart strings, most frequently dies with what Is known as an athletes heart"
 A muscie-bound man is worse than skin-bound horse. He is awkward and ungainiy as, a crocodile wowd ee m ballroom. Take him away from his chos- en profession and he Is ell at sea. He is a frightful object lesson against the use of heavy dumb-bells, or heavy weights of any Kind. -
 t The man or boy who wants to become 'utrfck, strong, and clever must avoid the use of heavy weights as carefully as though they were poisonous snakes. They completely destroy all that suppieness and agility which marx every uetaa oh the clever athletes work.
 A man who is a runner, jumper, boxer in fact. anything except heavy-weight fifter-cafl have no use for knctty, un- wiefdy masses of strength.
 Even our best wrestlers nowadays re- coknize the fact that muscles of that kind are of no use to them. They know that there are right and wrong muscles just as well as they know there Is right and wrong way to wrestle. They know that such muscles bring thetn premature old age and early death.
 Thus 1t is that every ambitious young athlete should strive to train his muscles in the proper way. Light dumb-bells. h. dian clubs and other muscle-buiIding weights should never be forsaken. Do not use heavy weights.
 Do not eexrcfse too much. Copyrighted. 1901. by A. J. Drexel. Bid dle. Philadelphia. Entered at Stationers Hail, London.)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-13
THE EXPERIENCE OF ONE OF JAP. JOYNERS FIRE FIGHTERS

Mir. c. E. Harbuck, one of the oldest and best known members of the Atlanta Fire Department. writes as follows: T am only too glad to tell those who suffer from Ca- tarrh the real truth about Black Weed. l have had this annoying and hard-tc-get- rid of complaint for years. There are many remedies advertised for Catarrh. and have given them all e fair trial, but have been unable to get any relief from them. was advised to try Black Weed, and am glad to say that 1t did the work, and to Black Weed alone I am In- debted to the quick relief. and what con- s.der c permanent cure. I also suffered from . kidney complaint and Black Weed has also cured and regulated my kidneys and put them in perfect condition. I suf- fersd with . severe pain in my left shoul- der; after taking two bottles of Black Weed, the pain in my shoulder. which has been there for years, has entirely disap- pearod. regard nay meeting up with Black Weed as the greatest blessing ever had"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-13

the many blows and guards which In time becomes the property of boxers The blows are learned naturally. It Is not everyone, however, who realizes the iI- portance of mastering the three rules which have laid down. It can easily be seen of how much importance they are.
 If person is cool and good-natured when boxing he has an advantage at once over one who loses his head, gets angry, and rushes headIong into danger. If you are boxing for exercise and pleasure, a cool clear head will help you to see every openins which your opponent offers.
 Keep Your Temper.
 Do not get excited, and you will not loss a single chance of scoring a point. At the same time you are good natured and ready to laugh at any hard knocks you may receive yourself. All this ts training for the moment of real danger.
 You may be attacked in the street by footpads. They intend to rob you, and you may be in a lonely, dark locality. Of course their first efforts are directed to rendering you helpless. Now, take the man who does not know how to box, who has never been drilled to kep cool and calm in moments of danger. What hap pens to him? He is probably found lying m the gutter In the gray light of early morning. his pockets rifled and with pos- stbly fractured skull.
 Then look at the man who as a boy learned to protect himself, who knows the science of self-protection, and who can stand firm and true before Q couple of fast-nying fists.
 He Is probably pitted against a couple or burly. cowardly rufflans. They come at him with murder in their hearts. Does ne lose his self-possession? On the con trary, he waits for the attack, selects th, toughest-looking one. with the idea of get ting him out of the way first; measure, his man carefully and then sends in z weil-directed blow right or left as tn, case may be Ten to one Mir. Ruffian goes down. That leaves ample time to van. dulsh footpad No. 2.
 This is only one picture to illustrate the great advantage of a knowledge of the art of self defense and the qualities which go with 1t. A thousand instances mIrh, be quoted where the qualities which saved this man from the footpads would come into play.
 Therefore say everyone should learn to box; let all parents encourage their
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-13

to nsa his nsts for pleasure or prossctssn, as the case may be. . f.-s.s. In boxing. as In everything else. there Is right and awrong way. It is a long road to travel before one can 'bs called even fairly .eood boxer. At the start, however. It is a good plan to memorize certain rules which must be strictly fol- lowed. e.rt ,A -.
 Three Cardinal Rules.
 Keep cool. 1-f' k Do not get ''rattled.", -
 Do not lose your temper. ... 2 , ]. The mastery of these three rules is of more conseQuence than the learning of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-13

boys to learn to protect themselves with their nSts. It does not make rufflans of them. 1t does not teach them to be vf- cious: 1t does not turn them into bullitss But 1t does make of them manly, up- right. self-possessed, clear-headed men.
 They know their power and can afford to be merciful: they are cool, and thers- fore do not fear danger; they are miid- tempered. and therefore lovable. When they are right. they advance with a de- termination which brooks no obstac,e, when they are wrong they hold their peace. Learn to box; but be sure you learn the right way.
 Soft and Supple Muscles the Kind
 That Gives Athletes Speed,
 Strength and Lasting Power.
 A professional strong man came into my gymnasium one day and said, q would like to be a boxer"
 "A boxer, eh?' replied. What makes you think you would make a good box err"
 Why. am as strong as a lion. Just come in here and will show you"
 And then this strong man went into my gymnasium and took the heavy weighs and the heavy punching bag and tossed them around like feathers. Tn a moment he was puffing and blowing like a poI- boise, but he stepped back and looked at me with a smile. He certainly was a pie ture of strength. The muscles stood ont all over his body in big knots. From head to foot he was one mass of knottv nrotruding cords.
 How is that for starter?" he said.
 did not say a word. His Ignorance was pitiful to me. Walking over to one side of the room took a set of boxing gloves from the wall and handed him a pair. Following my lead he put them on. It took me about two minutes to show i, that man how useless, unwieldy and Im- practicable his muscles were. He han dled himself like a cart horse. He was us slow on his feet as a messenger boy. His brain acted as did his muscles, slow | ly and stiffiy. Although big man. weighing perhaps 200 pounds, he did not ! make as good a showing with me as many
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-13
Part H.--Seif-D Defense
FIRST ARTICLE.
no Prospective Athletes.

Ths great secret of proper training for all kinds of cthletic feats is to use conn mon sense. This is the keynote of. sue cess for all athletes.
 Common sense in eating. common sense in exercising, common sense in sleeping. all form a combination that brings one to success. t One thing that want to impress upon she young athlete is not to overtax him self at the outset This mistake has been the undoing of many e youth who would have developed Into big. strong athlete if be had not started with wrong ideas of how to train. ..q.' ta1s. . Different people aeed different work. A frail. delicate boy cannot stand, as vfgor- ous work at first as big lusty chap: and yet the little one has just as much chance as the big one If he only goes about things in the proper manner. Good health e. the first essential of an athlete. If one is not healthy then hs must endeavpr, to build himself up in tlis direction before starting on any course ef physical exercise.
 This can be done only by laying down certain ruiss an6 following them strictly These rules aen very simple.
 Six Rules Cor Young Athletes.
 Dc mol drink. .a
 Do not stnolrs. '-'.a
 Do not chew.
 Get ail the sleep you can.
 Get aii the pure. fresh afr you can.
 Bat plain, wholesome food. and pient, of if.
 Adhere to thsss rules. and gradually buf sursly. you viii And yourself becom fn9 stronger ana stronger. Finally tn dag win come when you will never knev e afck moment. Then is the time to com Menoo your exercising. At this stage an ether duty presents itself.
 Find Your Weak Points.
 Eou must ind your weakest physica pUints These must be built up so tha Shey win correspond with the rest of you body. :
 B your back is weak, 1t must b strengthened: if your arms. your lags. 0 your chest gre weak you must pay par tsouias attention Co these parts until yol esss that they are as strong as the res of your body. After this has been lac esnplished you are fairly upon the roa. Co Shs making of . perfect physica
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-13

and a chorus girl. which has just cul- minated in marriage, contains a story of love and redemption The girl had become discouraged. She had ceased to find any pleasure in the life of the stage, and seeing no escape from it, determined to seek the river.
 While on the way to the bridge from, which she intended to throw herseIf she passed a chapel and stopped a moment to listen to the singing. She was at- tracted to enter the place and did so ! takinng seat at the back of the hall.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-13

A young divinity student vas preach ing. She was attracted at first by his words and then by the man himself Be- ing at the stage where emotions could change her intentions easily. she deciued that a way out was offered to her. She remained and joined the church.
 The young preacher and the girl be- came acquainted. She changed her stage singing for church singing and secured two positions. one for morning services and one for the evening They fell in love with each other and have been
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-13
THE GRElL BROS., Co.,, Distributors for Middle Alabama
 SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS

During the summer saw him again He had changed and so had I. but not so much that we failed to recognize each other. He told me that he had lost his wife three months ago. and l told him that I was a widow. He wanted me to marry him at once. but I suggested that he wait a while, his first wife having been dead but a short time. He finally consented to wait but not a year. We shall be married soon.'
 Minister Weeds Chorus Girl. A romance of a New York minister
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-13

The doctor writes: '"WIth pleasure and c sense of duty to thoso afflicted with kidney and bladder troubles. I sim cerely recommend BLACK wEED." having used 1t in my practice with most ex- oellent results, AS make . speciality of the treatment of Cancer and Skin Diseases. I ind the bladder and kidneys generally involved in ad- vanced stages of the former. Outside of my practice I have had opportunity to learn . great deal In regard to the merits of BLACK WEED Kidney and Bladder Cure which places it tn my mind as a most superior rem- Sdy. Being personally ao- Quaintsd with the manufao- turers. can recommend them As honorable gentlemen, and advise ell who arc af. dictod with kidney and blad- der trouble to oall on or ad- dress them and give their wonderful remedy q trial be- fore it is too late.
 Sincerely,
 J. A. STIP1, N. D., o6S whitehall St, Atlanta. Ga. /
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-13
Upset Tradition

Naturally. the audience expected the VI lain to hiss, ''Foiled again!" and ain away.
 But they reckoned without their villain
 Striding to the footlights, he exclaimed ''Sherlocked once more!' and. with | guess-I-fooled-you look aa the astoundd audience he swaggered to. the WtnEA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-13

married. Her salary as church singer f their main support while her young bus band Is completing his divinity course.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-13
How to Train.


 If you are training to be c runner you must strengthen your legs and thighs. You mast also see that your wind is good. If yOn want to wrestle you must have a good. strong back. chest, and neck mus. cles. as well aa strong arms and legs. This Co Aise the case with a boxer. Every one of his muscles must be well-develop d Tn addition to all this he must learn to be cuick-quick on his feet and quick with his hands and arms. Different forms of athletics require entirely different styles of training. Some do not require as much headwork as others Perhaps the boxer has more need for clear, cool head wOrk than any other kind of an athlete He has 90 many lessons to learn before he can be rated as even q fair boxer that jt takes a long while to reach any sort of perfection He has not only his body and muscles to build up. but his brain must be properly trained. All of thIs takes time. and can be done only by long, careful, systematic and faithful training and muscle building.
 One thing. that want particularly to impress upon the young athlete Is tha priceless value of a good home and pleas ant home surroundings Some boys and young men have an idea that an athlete must be tough" This Is all wrong. and it has been proved time and again that the athlete. whether runner. wrestler. boxer or anything else. can best 1t him. self for manly sports if he leads a clean. wholesome. good fife. And this can best b0 found amid pleasant home surround ings.
 First Lesson in Boxing.
 Boxing Is one of the best exercises that
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-13
l KIDNEY & BLADDER
 DISEASES In any stage, cured by BLACK WEED l

and tho bladder These pronounced show that afflicted well on the hgnway or horrors p kidney rIuble1. = -----,,, ,, T., ..., nnuence healing and soohing the innsmed parts sound building the generally neutrazng the specific acid in the blood the disease frer Kidney trouble urgently requested to correspond with
 Assesses of the Kldneys Cured.
 Kelly. the well known wholesale grocer of Ss-cs South Broad street, For years l of the hdneys and got no relief what until Weed Weed and gladly recommsnd to trouble weakness In the back"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-13

man. Now comes the daily routine of regular training; do not forget that this routine must never be overdone. It ts just as harmful to overtrain. In fact more harmful. than 1t is not to train at all.
 You may easily ascertain just how much exercise your system can stand. Then regulate your work accordingly. Gradually. not all at once, must you work your system up to the point where 1t is capable of standing the strain which you 6AMirA ko niacA unOn if
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-13

a young man can take up. The art of self-defense. as H ls called brings Into play so many qualities and helps which figure in ones daily life that 1t furnishes quite a moral training in itself.
 An even. peaceable temperament Is de- veloped by boxing; patience Is taught by the same means. A cool, clear head m moments of danger and confusion is al- ways found in the man who knows how
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-13
Assesses of the KIdneys Cured.

The besetting ills of womankind are as numerous as they ere dis- dressing. A perfectly healthy wom- an is an exception rather than the rule; comparatively few women who do not suffer from one form or an- other of the many diseases peculiar to their sex.
 The delicate nervous organism of a woman Is keenly susceptible to damages wrought by sudden shocks and sickness, and anything that can be assuredly. recommended as 2 re- builder of shattered nerves will be
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-13

Don't overlook the symptoms that lead to kidney troubles. Burning ssn- cations in passing urine; frequent de- sire to urinate: urine thick and sed. imentary; the whole nervous system disordered; digestion impaired: eleep disturbed; loss of strength and vigor; dry slEin, shortness of breath, urine dark oolored; difficulty in passing water; alterations; irritations of the uretha, disagreable odors of the
 urine; pains in the back; swollen
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-13

counted blessing by thousands or women fully on gsneratve resorinE them to hsStn ene bghtens the It mitig9es tho pains of childbirth lessens dangers change of life
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-13
PHYSICAL CULTURE AND LF-DEFEN $ E.


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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-13

4, BLACK WEED as c cure for Rheuu.a- usm is without an equal It attacis me po1son demons Of this disease with such SnaS cures in many instances have beeI. little less than nnaRto o
 tt matters not how long you have Huf. tne administration of BIsACK-WHHD will Snsos prompt and permanent cure. We ut1e sunererS rom Rheum1tism to avail knew what the formula would do for rAau. matlo afnicticns before we bought 1t. we kneW that It was 9 specific for the AuYN of RheumatiHn in nnn fnrrn Tn -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-13
4 APPOINTMENT ATLANTA PHYSICIAN ENDORSES BLACK WED

Regardless ethics Dr. spe Kidney and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-13
RHEUMATISM
 With an Its torture permanently cured
 bS BLACK WEED

and condition of the dssAs acute chronic
 
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 AFFLICTED FOR TEN YEARS
 Mr. A F. Waskridgs lows' T have suffered parts of body for the past and out relief have just mersm has len and am all right in suffering from Rheumaism
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-13
Black Weed Restores to Health and
 Strenqth,

Black Weed Restores to Health and
 Strength.
 6lsok Weed Medicine O.. Atlanta, oa.
 0entiemen:-For the past three years havO never been without pain. but Black Weed has now remedied all this trouble. After taking tnree bottles of same began to fOsl better, and tne sixtn bottle has completely restored mo to had been suffertng from Catarrh of the stomach and female weakness but am now perfectly we'll I will always feel kindly toward you for your advice. MRS. OLLIE TUTsoN A Case of Functional Deranaenent of Bladder of ts years standing cured by Black Weed. Treated by the doctors for years in vain. Black Weed makes a new woman of Mrs. Madden.
 My wife suffered for D yearS with a fllnc- uonal derangement of the bladder and urinal passages, over which she had no control,
 She was treated for years by the best physi- clans. who seemed unable to do her any per mansnt good She suffered almost continuously with oackachOs and headaches, and could not rest at night After four days treatment of Black Weed said she felt like q new woman.
 THOMAS MADDEN
 2ss Mepaniel St.. Atlanta, Ga.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-13

Boxing Is one of the best exercises that
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-09
GRAIN TRADE GOSSIP

Chicago to Lewis: The northwest wheat mar.
kets show frmness, with Duluth and Niinneanolis
slightly higher than last nights close. The
minneapolis firmness is in spite of larger Mime
apolis receipts 485 cars, against 1877 last wear
The local crowd here has been against the mar
ket Before commission selling by Spencer n
Logan B. and Lindman. The commission huv,
Ing has been led by Wrenn and McReynnlds
The figures OF the Russian crop are bewildering.
LIVERPOOL close: Wheat ad lower; corn, u a
I'D lower. $500 F4&
Missouri state crop report: State board Of aor,-
culture reports as follows, taking state as =
whole: Month of August has been favorable IN
deyeiopment or corn crop. most counties show
ing an improv ement during month Present
average condition is u. Last month the govern.
ment report made condition OF corn IL
Five loads of wheat for export
st. Louis wired: "A prominent miller says
the United Kingdom and continent are bidding
strong for -four at the advance"
Watson from Chicago-Wheat has rallied with
corn on prediction of cooler weather. Trade in
wheat is very light.
west cloudy. Minnesota Cloudy. tonight; fair
and Wisconsin Showers; cooler. Michigan
er tonight Nebraaska.Light frost tonight in
frost is possible IN the west portion; local
Light frosts predicted for Kansas, Nebraska
and South Dakota. n s7l.s IS go :,
Paris close: Wheat &c to L. higher