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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-08-05

Found 81. 90 check Call at this Of
flee.
LoSt-Bay horse, branded wincglass
on left thigh. Don g. Benson. If
John Bankhead is preparing to erect
a handsome cottage on North FIRST
East street Plans are already out.
800, 900 to loan on improved farms
H. A. Petersen and Co.
William Allen, one of the heavy
stockholders in the Hayball Mercan.
, tile company at Lewiston, came to Lo.
gan on Thursday.
For SALE-Two lots in Newton.
Inquire of J. w. Nelson, Preston.
The Priesthood meeting of Cache
stake is postponed from Saturday,
August 5th, for one month SO ord.
cred by the stake presidency
Sanford Peterson. son of Fred Peter
SOD of the Fourth ward, who was op-
Grated on for appendicitis about five
weeks ago, is out on the streets again.
He is getting along very nicely.
Shoes, Shoes. You can pick up
some exceptionally good values at our
shoe counter. Campbell & Morrell
Co.
Thomas Smart and family have re-
turned home after four weeks camp
ing on Hayes creek at the head of
Blacksmith Fork canyon where Mr..
Smart owns large tract OF land
The next quarterly conference of
the Benson stake of Zion will be held
in Richmond on Saturday and Sunday
Aug. 18th and 18th, 1905. w. II. Lew
is, Alma Merrill, B. A. Hendricks.
Stake Presidency.
In order TO make space for fall goods
Campbell IL Morrell Co. are Offering
special inducements In summer wear.
ing apparel. t
Heber Darlington won the fine lOC
piece dinner set given away by the
opera house management Wednesday
evening. There was a good audience
that evening. The show this week
has been exceptionally good say the
patrons.
Persons having rooms or houses tC
rent, also those desiring to take
student boarders during the coming
winter will please communicate al
once with the secretary of the Brig
ham Young College.
The Hyrum men who were guard
ing the water at the headgates where
the division of water is made between
the Hyrum and Wellsvile districts
have returned home with an assur
ance from the Wellsville people tina,
the water would not be touched unit
after hearing.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-08-05
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Physician and Surgeon.

ALL CALLS pRoNPr- TELEPHONE So
~ ATTENDED To =a==
SMlTHFIELD UTAH
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-09
NELSON WORKS
ON THE ROAD
Danes Weight Is Trouble
some and Necessitates
Long Tramps in the Woods
CUTS OUT HIS BOXING
Slight Injury During a
Hunting Trip Puts a Tenn
porary Stop to Practice

From present appearances the inter-
esting spectacle will be presented Of
an opponent of Young Corbett strug-
Cling to get down to the required
weight. In the past it has been the
dapper New Yorker who has had to
resort to severe methods at the elev-
enth hour to dispose hurriedly Of his
too solid flesh.
Battling. Nelson has thickened up
considerably since he fought Britt.
He is said to have weight 145 pounds
in ring costume when he commenced
training on Sunday for his meeting
with Corbett two weeks from to-mor-
row night, when he must weigh in at
130 pounds. He has been doing hard
road work for several days to get rid
of some Of this weight and expects to
gradually work down to the required
notch.
He will be a little backward in his
boxing practice owing to slight in
jury to his arm during. his last duck
shooting expedition. If Dick Hyland
is able to move about on his injured
foot he will do some boxing with Nell
son.
Jim Flynn, who was matched to fight
Dave Barry at San<Diego, injured him
self in training and the bout has been
declared off. Another opponent will be
found for Barry
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-09
LEGISLATIVE SACKS ARE
NOW TO BE INVESTIGATED

The Grand Jury will begin an inves-
tigation tomorrow of reports that
certain building and loan associations
have in past years raised corruption
funds to defeat measures in the Leg
islature calculated to put thebusiness
on a sounder basis, but detrimental to
the interests of the concerns which
contributed money to buy votes. The
matter has been called to the atten-
tion of Foreman Andrews by persons
who are waging war against the Con-
tinental Building and Loan Associa-
ton.
Douglas Young, the expert, is go
ing over the records of the Civil Ser
vice Commission and the department
is to have thorough overhauling by
the Grand Jury. Other branches of
the municipal government are like
wise being investigated.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-09
CALIFORNIA;
ROLL STRONGLY
Milwaukee Bowling Team Is
Routed i'm the First of
the Exhibition Matches
TWO IN A ROW
Lagarde and A. W.. Martin
Do the Best Work of Night,
Securing Highest Scores

The first of series of three exhi-'
bition matches between the crack
bowling teams of the city was won
last night by the CALIFORNIA;, who
beat the Milwaukees two out of three
games on the California alleys. The
proceeds of the games are to go to de-
fray the expenses of the team which
is to be sent to Milwaukee to repre-
sent this city in the tournament.
The games last night were well
played and hotly contested for a time,
although there were no sensational
features. Lagarde, a star from the
Milwaukee team, cast his lot with the
CALIFORNIA; to make the contest a lit
tie more even and interesting. He
played a strong game, being the high
man on his team.
The CALIFORNIA; started with rush
that surprised their opponents and
also the large crowd of spectators.
They won the first game by score
of go to $50. This fast pace was
maintained in the second contest, the
CALIFORNIA; again winning out, this
time the score standing 942 to SIS.
The Milwaukee team made des-
perate effort in the final struggle and
snowballing. The final score was $50
to 956. The last game was the best
of the night and most of the rival con-
testants rolled up good scores. The
play was exciting and the steady work
of the Milwaukees told in the long
run.
A W. Martin of the Milwaukee
team did the best work of the night,
scoring 236. 222 and 23S in his three
games. McGrath took the place of
Knowlton on the California team in
the last game and rolled UP the good
score of 216.
Tonight the Golden West team.
champions of the city for 1908 and
1904, will line up against the Milwau-
kee contingent. Lagarde will play
with the Golden Vests. A good con-
test is looked for, as both teams are
evenly matched. Following is the
score of last nights contest:
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-09
FREE HANDICAP
FOR FAV OklTE
Bay Colt Schoolmate, Owned
by kansas" Price, Scores
Cleverly at Ascot Park
LA LONDE Is BEATEN
The Public Choice Is Led
Out by Confessor, a 10
to | Outsider in Betting
CA LONDE Is BEATEN

LOS ANGELES, Feb. S.-Schoolmate
won the free handicap at Ascot to-day.
carrying 11S pounds and selling at IL
to 20 in the books. The defeat of La
Londe, the 1 to 2 favorite in the fourth
race, was a blow to the talent. Con-
fessor, at 10 to was the winner of this
race. Two favorites won.
Weather clear: track fast Sum-
mary:
(McIntyre), 8 to 1. won; liza, 115 lHelgersonl,
to 2, second Loyal Front, 11S CIV. Dugan),
to 2, third Time, 40. Daisy Brouck, Sena-
tor Boggs, That's What, Astral, Prince OF
Coins Sandstorm, DIR. Lowry Sizz, Avenella
and Mabel V also ran. -
Second race one mile, selling-Huapala. se
CIV. Miller) s to 1, won; Montana Pesress.
1O6 (McBride), to 10. second; Eleven Bells,
100 (McDanieD, 13 to 8. third. Time, 1:411
Miss May Bowdish. Ulloa, Headstrong, Emily
Third race. one and eighth miles, handi-
cap-Schoolmate. 11S CIV. Dugan), IL to 20,
Won Blissful @ IS s5 IMcDanieD, to l, SECOND .si.i
Time, 1881. Diamante also ran
Fourth race. five and half furlongs-Con-
fessor, 100 CIV. Miler), Is to l, won; Witch
Hazel, 107 CIV. Duganl. to l, second; Dorado,
los (TruebeD 100 to l., third Time. 1:O7. In
Fifth race, Brooks course selling-Golden
Light 104 CE. Walsh. to 5, won; Helger-
son, 96 lMoriarity), I to J; second; Iras, "a
Henry Clay Rye also ran.
80 1Mepanleb; 8 to ?. Won: F. NJ: BTattain;
Gynch5, to /, third. Time I:isia. Susie
Christian My Gem. bod Anderson, Joe Kelly.
Elm King, Hersain and St. Winifride also ran
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-09
Boxing Bouts Are Promising.

The programme of four-round box
ing bouts arranged by Manager Morris
Levy for tomorrow evenings show in
Woodward's Pavilion is an interesting
one. Fightgoers are promised more
fighting than they could see In a pro-
fessional fight of twenty rounds dur
alton. They will also see Young Cor
bett and Battling Nelson, the two
premier boxers, in the role of referee.
Johnny Murray, who halls from New
York, gives six pounds to Eddie Carr
and his wise friends are ready to
wager heavily that the New Yorker
comes home with the prize Murray
fought thirty-eight battles in the East
and lost none. George Peterson is in
splendid shape for his bout with Frank
Mayfield
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-09
st. Mary's Nine Beats Berkeley.

BERKELEY, Feb. S.-The baseball
team from st. Mary's College in Oak
land defeated the varsity team, on
the college campus grounds this after
noon by the score of to 2. The game
was called at the end of the eighth
inning, when st. Mary's had three men
on bases and one man out. Darkness
prevented further playing. "Heinie"
Heitmuller's pitching and batting were
the features of the game. Heitmuller
allowed only three base hits, struck
out eight men and brought in both of
the runs made by California, with
timely hits to deep left field. Fergu-
son pitched a heavy gave for ST.
Mary's, allowing but five hits and
striking out eleven men. The teams
were made up as follows:
California-Heitmuller and Freuler, pitchers;
Bliss, catcher; Wulzen and Graham first base;
Gillis second base: Gum, third base; Causley
shorstop; Jordan, Reed and Wulzen, right field;
Sweesy and Schmidt. center field; Butler and
Cunha, left field.
st: Mary's-Fergusson, pitcher; Ryan.
catcher; Brady, first base; Haley, second base;
Halloran shorstop; Waters, third base; Lundy
left field; Poultney center field; Rooney, right
field.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-09
INGLESIDE MANAGEMENT
PRESENTS A GOOD CARD
Many High Glass Hounds Are Billed to
Compete i'm Reserve and
Glass Stakes.

The weekly draw for the coursing at
Ingleside Park last night brought out
a number of fast dogs. Two stakes are
or the card, reserve of forty-eight
entries and a class event Of sixteen
entries. The latter includes some of
the best dogs in the State. Following
is the result of the draw:
Reserve stake, forty-eight entries-Richochet
VS.. Idleness; Alice Dunn vs.. Haphazard; Mount
Lowe VS.. Miss Green Golden Fortune VS.. Hid
den Hatred: Prometheus VS.. Hermit GIancing
Pasha VS.. The Mist: Little Plunger vs.. Ouda /;
Annie Ryne VS.. Miss Florence; Miss Domestic
vs. Yellowstone; Courtly Guest Red Pep
per; Equator vs. Laboring Boy; Bob r VS..
Frank Dunn; Doc Burns VS.. Becky Sharp;
siroc vs.. Pure Pearl: Daisy Rocket vs. Good as
Gold; Clarice VS.. Hot Patti: General Fremont
vs. Hesper; Moonbeam VS.. Concord Boy; Kid
Clair VS.. Aurelia; Butte City vs. Rapid Wa
ter; Agitator VS.. Sunny South Lancashire Lad
vs. Star Sylvanus; Silent Water Free From
Flaw; The Rival VS.. Queens Motto.
Class stake, sixteen entries-May Tunison Vs.
Frisky Barbara: Sacramento Boy vs. Loretta
Freeport VS.. Sampler; Princess Savoy VS.. Agile
Spurt: For Gold vs. Pasha Pleasant: Galveston
VS.. Choo Choo; Reckless Acrobat VS.. Polka
Dot; Valley Pride VS.. Quita.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-09
WILL COURSE TWO DAYS
ON UNION PARK FIELD
Ninety-Six Entries Are Accepted for
a Glass and a Reserve
Stake

Ninety-six entries were accepted
for the coursing this week at Union
Park. The reserve stake of eighty
entries will be run down once on Sat
urday, commencing upon the arrival
Of the l p. m. special train. The six
teen-dog class stake will be run in
its entirety on Sunday. The draw re-
suited as follows:
Reserve stake-our Motto VS.. Earl Old
Ironsides Us. Kittieman; Tralee Maid
Adonis; Medley VS.. McHenry; Rush Away VS.
Presto; Whoa Bill Gold Chain; Mickey
Free vs. Miss Brummel: Stingaree. VS.. Fairy
Belle: Blaze Ruby Sankey; Cranberry Sauce
VS.. Texas Mamie; Little Dainty VS.. Rose Of
Gold: Fenii VS.. Muggsy; Real Pasha VS.: Gilt
ter; Apple Blossom VS.. Sea Lion; Josie Lee
VS.. Sherman Texas Betty VS. Mi Amigo; Texas
Hoo-Hoo VS.. The Duke; Royal Spirit VS.. Mel
linwood; John Heenan vs. Yellow Tail; Rocker
Arm VS.. Crawford Belle; Big klamath VS..
Menlo Queen; Concord Tralee VS.. Fierce Fire;
Pride of The Hill vs. Prompto; Dear CASTOR
Duncan; Angus Cissus VS.. Domestic Lad
Ina Cissus Vandal; Lulu Girl VS.. Bright
Fortune; Raby Aurora vs. False Alarm; Belle
dan; Rap Again VS.. Brewery Maid;/ Frank
Nellie NJ; Wedgewood vs. Conroy; My
Bonnie King vs. Fortunate Dawn; Forest Fire
VS.. Kalispel; Van Nora VS.. Frisco Lad; Grace
full vs.. Confident; Miss Rocklfn VS.. Tralee Boy;
lone Hill VS.. Golden Carter. Honest John
Orsina.
Class stake--Lord Brazen vs. Mcvey; Friend
H; Renegade Apache vs. Richard Anton;
Humboldt VS. The Referee; Belle Free We. Rec
tor; Gambit VS.. Wild Turkey; Hudson Lost
Chord.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-09
SAUSALITO TARS
ELECT OFFICERS
Ticket as Prepared by the
Nominating Committee Is
Elected With Unanimity
CLUB is PROSPEROUS
Board of Directors Is En-
powered to Buy Property
Adjacent to Clubhouse

There was a large attendance or
members at the annual meeting of the
San Francisco Yacht Club held last
night in the banquet hall Of the Cali
fornia Hotel. The principal business
was the election of officers to serve dur
ing the coming twelve months. There
was a regular ticket, as prepared by
the nominating committee, and
members ticket" One hundred and
eleven members voted, the regular
nominees winning by so large a ma
jority that they were declared unani-
mously elected. The officers for the
coming year are: w. G. Morrow, COM
modOre; j. M. Punnett, vice commo-
dore; T.-F. Kennedy, port captain; w.
w. Wilde, secretary; w. w. Roberts,
treasurer; A G.. A. Mueller, financial
secretary: NJ W. Farrar. measurer.
The reports of the commodore. port
captain, secretary, financial secretary
and treasurer were read and approved.
They showed the club to be in salts
factory financial condition. The new
board of directors was empowered to
buy more property II in it's judgment
the interests of the club require that
this be done to accommodate the in
creased number of members. The
commodore, however. stated that no
additional property will be purchased
without consulting the whole body Of
members.
In reference TO the lack of harmony
existing last season in the club it was
declared to be the sense of the meeting
that loyalty to the officers is essential
to the interests of the club and that
the officers be empowered to enforce
the bylaws strictly against any men,
bers who defy the regulations made
by the officers or attempt to create a
club within a club. 1t was decided to
appoint a regatta committee of six
members. three to take charge of yacht
races and sailing regattas and the re-
naming three to manage power boat
races.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-09
SIGOURNEY IN FINE FORM
IN BILLIARD TOURNAMENT
Defeats COnl1lin of Chicago in the
Only Game the Latter
Has Lost

CHICAGO, Feb. 8.-CharIes F..
Conklin of Chicago, with five games
won and one lost, stands tonight at
the head of the winning column in
the amateur billiard tournament for
the championship of the United States
now in progress in the Chicago Ath-
Ietic Club. Edward G.. Gardner of
New York and w. H. Sigourney of San
Francisco are tied for second place,
each having won four games and lost
one. These two players will meet to-
morrow in the final scheduled game
Of the tournament. The winner will
then meet Conklin for the champion
ship.
In the first of the final matches to-
day w. H. Sigourney defeated Charles
F. Conklin, 500 to 273. This game
was by far the best game played in
the entire tournament, Sigourney es-
pecially playing an excellent game.
Sigourney took the lead in the first
inning and never relinquished it dur
ing the entire game. Sigourney's
high run was 33 and average 6-42;
Conklin's high run was 40, average,
6 1912.
Conklin defeated Gardner tonight,
800 to 247.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-09
Turf Association Adiourns.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. S.-The
American Turf Association adjourned
to-day subject to the call of the
chairman. Campbell Scott of Lexing-
ton, KY, Walter Farmer of Nashville
and Humphrey Devereaux of Hot
Springs were made members of the
executive committee. No president
has as yet been appointed. Thomas
Cromwell of Chicago was selected for
the position, but declined it. The ex-
ecutive committee will select a license
committee.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-09
EDUCATIONAL MEN" =
IN ROLE OF GAMBLERS
Chinatown Squad Raids Their Head
quarters and Finds an Unlawful
Game I'm Progress.

Corporal Ross of the Chinatown
squad swoOped down upon the head
quarters Of the so-called Educational
Society" on Commercial street early
yesterday morning and caught gam
bling game in progress. Four Chinese
and the paraphernalia were Captured.
Some time ago the educational men,
who have been active in giving infor-
nation to the authorities concerning
gambling in Chinatown, appealed for
police protection and ever since a pa
trolman has been stationed at the en-
trance to their headquarters. Yester-
day morning Policeman Fenner noti-
fed Corporal Ross of his suspicious
that a game was in progress inside
and the raid was planned at once.
The educational men" have posed
as the Puritans of Chinatown. but
they are said to be among the mose
vicious of the highbinder element.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-09
Ask Assistance of Police.

Several young men who allege that
they have been duped by the Ameri-
can Commercial Bureau, Starr King
building, have been calling at police
hea 1quarters asking for assistance in
compelling the company to return
fees of from SO to 81. which they had
deposited on the promise that clerical
positions would be procured for them.
Miss Ida M. Cooper, who is said to
be the head of the concern, called
upon Sergeant Donovan of the license
department, and she said the young
men had signed contracts to subscribe
for magazine and not to get en-
ployment. No action has been taken
against the company.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-09

terday to accept outside mounts. BY
the way, Travers piloted two winners,
My Order and Best Man.
Johnny Schorr lost Esherin from the
last race. "Packey'' Ryan bid the
mare UP from $500 to $1,000 and
Johnny let her go.
Yellowtail, the giant chestnut horse.
has been retired to Capt. H2ckett's S
farm in the San Ramon Valley.
A recent arrival at Brentwood Stock
Farm is colt foaled by Rubicon from
the fast mare Genua, both sire and
dam being owned by Ed. Lanigan.
Joe Kinney, a well known horseman
of Boise City, Idaho, died in this city
on Tuesday.
Dundreary was red hot tip for
the opening sprint.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-09
Racing at New orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb s.-Results OF to-
days races:
First race, one mile-ReveilIe won, Rachael
Ward second Merry Acrobat third. Time,
1851 1-5
Second race six furlongs-Viperine won,
Fox Hunter second, Ranger third. Time.
1:19 1-5
Third race. one mile-Garnish won, Katie
Powers second, Luralighter third. Time,
1:47 4-5
Fourth race, Carnival stakes. half a mile
Leonard Joe Hayman won, Proteus second,
Verdent third. Time 30
Fifth race, one and a quarter niiles-I.ady
Mistake won. Caithness second Royal Arms
third. Time 2:19 As
Sixth race, five furlongs-Mussulman won.
Sharp Boy second, Gladiator/ third. Time.
:06 40.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-09
Model Yachtsmen Meet.

The meeting Of the San Francisco
Model Yacht Club held last night at
Unity Hall was the most enthusiastic
held in months. The principal topic
of discussion was the Dickie cup,
which will be, competed for this
month. M. London, owner of the
Cricket, which won the trophy, made
motion requiring the winners of in
termediate regattas to race off to see
which should race the cup holder.
This would mean that the race would
be between a holder and challenger.
This motion was lost In its place a
motion was carried which will require
the cup holder to race against two
boats instead Of one. The winners of
the two intermediate regattas will be
opposed to the Dickie cup holder.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-09
MRS. BROWN A WINNER
In SEN1-F1NAL ROUNDS
Will Play Final Golf Match of
Councils Cup Contest To-Day
Against Mrs Miller

The semi-final round of the competi-
tion for the Councils Cup for wome n
of the San Francisco Golf and Country
Club took place yesterday afternoon
on the Presidio course. Mrs. r. Gill
man Brown beat Miss Chesebrough
seven up and six to play and Mrs. w.
G. Miller won her match against Mrs.
Leroy Nickel by the default Of the
latter.
The final round will be played to-
day between Mrs. r. Gilman Brown
and Mrs. w. G.. Miller. If Mrs. Brown
proves victorious her name will be en-
graved on the handsome sil,er cup for
the second time, she having been the
winner of the first competition held
for it. If Mrs. w. G.. Miller wins, it
will be her third victory and the cup
will become her property.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-09
MAIL CARRIER McGRAW
MAKES A CONFESSION
Acknowledges Having Stolen One Dol
lar and Half Out of n Regis
tered Letter

William j. McGraw, letter carrier.
appeared yesterday before United
States Commissioner HeacOck for
preliminary elimination on charge
of having embezzled the contents of
a registered letter and having de-
stroyed the letter. He was defended
by Bert Schlesinger-
Postoffice Inspector James O'Con-
nell testified that in his presence and
that of Assistant United States At
torney Ben l.. Mckinley the defendant
confessed that he had taken the
money from the letter and destroyed
the letter. The money was a 81 green
back and a silver half-dOllar, both OF
which had been marked by Mr..
O'CoRnell for identification before
they were placed in the letter.
The case went over for one week.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-09
Drop Charges Against Pittman.

Barton Pittman, the Tonopah
broker. was before the directors of the
San Francisco Stock Exchange Board
yesterday in relation to charges made
against him by Judah Boas. Pittman
was accused of having manipulated
certain stocks that number of brok-
ers, including Boas, had "shorted."
The board yesterday, however, decided
tc drop the matter. it being apparent
that Pittman had committed no seri-
Gus offense against the rules Of the
exchange.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-09
Helena Gambling Dens Closed.

HELENA, Mont, Feb. 8.-County
Attorney Lacroix to-day ordered Sher-
ift Scharrenbroich to stop all forms of
gambling in Helena. The Sheriff COM
piled with the order and gambling
houses are at least temporarily closed
in Montana's capital.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-09

FIGURED ON
BEST FORM
BY FRED e. MULHoLLAND.

First race-Abe Meyer, Archelita,
Semilune.
Second race-Sir Dougal, Jack Lit
tie, Gin Spray.
Third race-Hulford, DIR. Sherman,
Cousin Carrie.
Fourth race-Gateway, Foncaster,
DIR. Leggo.
Fifth race-PIay Ball, Ethel Abbott,
Hugh MCGOWAN.
Sixth race-Major Mansir, Clover
land, Royalty.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-09
ADVERTISEMENTS.
PSRfESSINIA1ISI
Columbus. Ohio. Nav 10. 100

Columbus, Ohio, May 20, 1908.
Six years ago had severe attack of
Inhammatory Rheumatism was laid UP
in bed for six months, and the doctors
had did me no good. They changed med
icines every week and nothing they pre-
scribed seemed to help me. Finally be-
gan the use of S. S. My knee and elbow
Joints were swollen terribly, and at one
time my joints were so swollen and pain
full that could not close them when
opened. I was so bad that could not
move knee or foot. was,getting discour-
aged, you may be sure, when began S. S.
s., but as saw it was helping me contin-
ued it, and to-day am a sound well man
and have never had return of the disease.
S. S. S. purified my blood and cured me
of this severe case of Rheumatism after
everything else had failed. I have rec
commended it to others with good re-
suits. R. II. CHAPMAN.
1855 Mt. Vernon Ave.
The poisonous acids that produce the in
hammation and pain are absorbed into the
blood and Rheumatism can never be con-
quered till these are neutralized and fl
tered out of the blood and system. S. S. S.
goes directly into the circulation and at
tacks the disease itself. 1t purihes and re-
stores the blood to a healthy, vigorous
condition. 1t contains no potash, alkali or