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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-09-14
ABOUT TOWN

Give US u trial.
The Tabor mill is now selling
flour at lowest rates.
]. T. Janda of Lesterville was in
town on business Monday.
Joe Pekar is clerking in Petrik
* Honners store this week.
John Homer left for Omaha
Monday on business matters.
Aug. Hack Of Lesterville was
here on business Monday.
Theo. +. Folk went to Yankton
on business Monday.
M. Petrik sold his house and
lot to Vac. Behensky this week.
Highest market price paid for
cream and eggs by Anton J. No
yak.
A stout boy arrived at the
home of p. T. Pctrlk last Wednes-
day.
J. f. Janda of Vodnany was
here Monday visiting with rela-
tives and friends
II is a pleasure 10 take DIR. Dade,s
Little Liver Pills and enjoy their ton
ic effect upon the liver. AT Frank
Horacek's drug store.
JOS. Soukup Of Wagn4: was
here on a visit with his parents
Sunday and Monday.
FIR. Sedlacck and los. Rezac
each purchased a fine buggy from
the firm of Novak&Kostel.
'Pinesalve acts like a poultice. Best
thing In the world for boils, burns,
cracked hands, letter, etc. sold by
Fr. Horacek.
c. HOWE and wife of Sioux
Falls were visiting with ]. r,
Wallace this and last week.
FIR. Glynn and Will Glynn and
Chas. Scherer. lett for Sioux City
TODAY 10 attend the Fair al that
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Machacek of
Lake Andes we're visiting at the
home of ]. v. Wagner over Sun
dav and Monday.
Anton Novak's creamery will
hereafter be open on Monday, and
Wednesday and Friday OF each
week exclusive.
J. Hruska, 1hos. Wagner and
V. ]. Wagner formed a part of
the delegation that went to Sioux
City's Fair today.
J. w. Harper is the acme Of
excellence in whiskey production
safest and most satisfactory for
ali Uses. Sold by huska & TTunec.
You eau apply ManZan inside, right
where the pain is. IL Is put up ~ col
lapsiblc tubes with nozzle attachment
for introducing IL. ManZan stops
pain Instantly and cures all kinds or
blind, bleeding, itching and prUtrud-
Ing piles. Sold by FIR. Horacek.
G. Fennenga & Co. of Harrison
are here this week with their well
drilling outfit for the purpose OF
deepening the we'll of the water
works.
The Tabor Studio will hereafter
be open on Saturday, Sunday and
Monday of each week, and also
on special occasions. Lewis Wei
fl, Manager.
Just received a large supply of
pretty winter hats. and cordially
invite the ladies to call to my
millinery store and look them
over. Mrs. M. Melmer.
Vac. Noyak of New York was
in town visiting with Albert Her
man over Sunday and Monday.
Mr.. Novak recently returned from
Bohemia, Europe.
One night Is all the time necessary
To prove that Pineules Is tina best re-
medy in the world for backache and
all kidney and bladder troubles. II
you have rheumatism or any other
blood disease a single dose will give
relief. AT Horacek,s drag store.
Frank Kortan purchased DO
acres of land from los. w. Hruska
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-09-14

We have always heard about a
horse running away from his mas
ter who of this account had 10
walk, but last Sunday a certain
gentleman of this rlace-don't
care about the name-walked away
from his horse leaving il at the
picnic grove. Likewise three ath
letes of Tyndall who also attend
ed the picnic, walked home !eav.
ing their horse to his own consola
alton. In both cases, however, il
was a horse on the horse.
FIR. PIsck of L.akeport was kick.
ed by a mule above the eye, the
force of the blow splitting the
flesh. DIR. Blezek dressed the
wound.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-09-14
ttanrahan Mel onnelI

On Tuesday, September he IL,
in the catholic church at Spring
field Mr.. John. p. Haranhan and
Miss Julia Nc Donnell were unit
cd in wedlock, Rev. Keane oficia-
ting. After the, ceremonies the
guest assembled at the home of
the brides parents and at 6 p. m.
an elegant dinner was served at
A .Cogan S hall, in Bon Homme.
Miss. Med onnell is an accom-
plished young lady and has a host
OF friends.
MIR. Hanrahan is. 4 progressive
young farmer and also has many
friends.
The Independent Joins. the
many relatives and ftiends in ex-
tending congratulations
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-09-14
N L T. ID T. ID

Annually, 90 iii the new positions
created by Railroad and Telegraph
Companies. We want YOUNG MEN
and LADIES OF good habits 10
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-09-14
MILWAUKEE, nv REDUCES RATES

Farmers Natl Congress; Richmond
Va. Sept II % 22nd one tarc fUg
round trip.
Chicago, lll.-Fnll Meeting Con-:
mcrcial Assn. Aug. 9.lS-2J to 20, SEP.
. 10 10, Nov. | 10 :.
IT. ST. Paul or Minneapolis Fall
Meetings twin city and Northwest
crn Merchants Assn. JN,y - To Aug.
3, Aug. IL 10 - Aug. 81 20 Sept. /,
Oct. rs To Nov. End.
st. Louis, Mo-Fall meeting inter
state Merchants Assn, Aug. . Ia L.,
Aug. y To 30 Sept. d To IL, Sept. ~
To -.
st. Suscph, Mn-Fall Meeting Job
bcrs Transportation Bureau, Aug. 0
TO 10, Aug. - TO 30, Sept. q TO Is, Sept
20 TO nth.
Omaha. Neb.-Fall Meeting Job
beers and Manufacturers Assn Aug. :
10 la, Aug. - To 30, SEPT, u To IL, sep.
20 To 2sth.
Kansas CITY, Mo.-Fan Meeting
Kansas City Transportation Bureau,
Aug. v tO Ii, Aug. % TO 30, Sept. 6 TO
-, Sept. 20 10 ~.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-09-14

Sale bills are done at the In
dependent in both English and
Bohemian languages with neat
ess and dispatch and at a low
rrice.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-09-14
How About Cement waIks9,

AT the present time, cement
walks on Main street is the issue,
but thus for nothing definite rca.
ches our bearing. Although
this improvement was discussed a
long time ago still all remains and
goes on in the same old rut. Why
then. someone might ask, is not
Main street improved by means
OF these splendid walks The
question might be difficult to ans
wer by him who is not initiated in
to the true conditions that pre-
vail among the business men and
owners OF those properties on
Main street. Some of them and
a majority at that arc in favor Of
the issue, but the rest, the minori-
ty, are strongly opposed to thus
improvement and consequently
are opposed to the welfare of the
town aud themselves as well.
These rcactionaries in particular
are indifferent as 10 the appear
ance OF the town; and do not care
whether the town progresses or
not. Since there is a majority in
favor, il is mp to the town board
to pass the ordinance regardless
of the opinion of some indlvid-
nails with antediluvian ideas.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-19
Two Association Football Games.

Two matches or association football
will be played to-day. At Freeman's s
Park. Golden Gate. the match between
the Oakland Hornets and the Pick
wicks, in the first round for the Cali
fornia association football union cup,
which resulted in tie on the 5th inst,
will be played over. The ball will be
kicked off at 230 p. M, J. Frew being
the referee. The lineup of the teams
was given in yesterdays Call. The In
dependent eleven will start by an early
train this morning for Sacramento,
where it will play a friendly match
against the Sacramento team at Oak
Park this afternoon.
The Eagle team will go to Sacra-
mento on Sunday, April q to play a
friendly match against the Sacramento
eleven, which has already received
visits from the Oakland Hornets, the
Vampires and the Pickwicks. 1t is in
order for one of the San Francisco
clubs to invite the representatives of
the Sacramento club to play match
here.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-19
Find ANCIENT
WILL IN A TREE
WOrkmen Discover Box Con-
tanning Documents and
Jegelry in an Old Oak
CACHED BY A THIEF
Receptacle Also Holds a
Deed Conveying IL Acres
of Land in Heart of Gotham

NEW YORK, March 1S.-A deed
transferring twelve acres OF land
within the bounds of New York City,
a mortgage and a will. both dated De-
cember II, 1880. and other business
papers running down to 1885, to-
gether with a silver tea service,
knives, forks and spoons. six finger
rings. pair Of diamond earrings and
a pearl brooch. all incased in a stout
tin box, have been found in the heart
OF an old oak tree by woodmen cut
ting timber north of Lincoln Park,
n. J.
The property has been placed in
the hands of an attorney to await a
claimant. 1t is believed the box was
placed there by thief years ago. as
no one of the persons named in the
papers is remembered IN the neigh
borhood-
The will is that OF Matthew wea-
thersby 1t transfers to his sons,
Parker and Andrew, $40 in money
and personal property and twelve
acres of land on the island Of Manhat-
tan bordering on the Hudson River.
but which cannot be readily located
on present city lines from the descrip-
tiQn in the deed.
The interior of the tree was per-
fectly dry and with the exception OF
slight coating of mildew the pa
pers are perfectly preserved. Squir-
rels had made the cavity their home
and it was filled to a depth OF sew
eral feet with nuts and shells.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-19
DUCAN OUTRIDES
JOCKEY NJ DANIEL
Sensational Finish at As
cot Park Track Between
Col. Rupert and Fireball
FAST TIME is MADE
Three Favorites Score and
Other Winners Are Well
Backed by the Bettors

Los ANGELES, March 1S.-The fin
lsh between Fireball and Col. Rup-
Pert in the third race at Ascot to-day
was the most stirring seen here during
the present meeting The horses rar
stride for stride for the last eighth OF
a mile, both driven to the utmost by
their Jockeys. Fireball, the even
money favorite, won because Dugan
proved to be better finisher than Nc
Daniel. The ive-furlong course was
covered in 1:00A. Three favorites won,
the other successful horses being well
played. There was big crowd pres
ent and the books probably broke much
behind the talent on the day Wealth
er clear, track fast. Results:
LOS ANGELES. March 1S.-Ascot results:
First race, Slauson course-Chalk Hedrick
81 (Kunz), to 5, won; Manera, 95 (W Mil
ler'; LEI to 1 second; Massacre 81 (Moriarity,,
Second race. six furiongs-cerro Santa. 114
Gacriarty), Is to 5. second; M Durbar. ITO iol CMe- -
hgahua, b;si,u MstlakatIa. Ellin King Montoya.
Third race. five furlongs-Fireball, 1os Du-
gsn), II to 10. won; Col. RUPERT. 9S QMcDan-
iep; to 2, second; Americana, ZOE (diller). A
to l. third. Time, 1:00A Skeptic, H. Chappy,
Pilon. Dusky Secret. Victor. also ran.
Fourth race, mile and sixteenth-Lord Of
tMiller), to 1. second: Lustig 102 tMoriar-
ityl, to 1, third. Time, las Panique,
Judge Denton. ELL Sheriff Bell Orchan. also
Fifth race, seven furlongs-workman. 90
shiIier1. even won; Azslita 81 (McDanieD. g
third. Time, :26h Hans Wagner, Felipe
Lugo. Fustian, also ran.
tLynch), to 2, won; Watercure, 110 (Moriar-
tty), even, second; Red Damsel, 80 OHogg), 40
to l. third. Time. l:541s, Busle Horn. Posi-
tion. Jingler Bandillo also ran
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-19
HARD TRAINING
FOR BIG BOXERS
johnson and Hart Are Leav-
inc Nothing Undone That
Will Condition Them
BOTH AFTER JEFFRIES
Winner Is Considered a Log
ical Opponent for the
Mighty Worlds Champion

1t would be hard TO find a more
evenly matched pair of heavyweight
boxers than Marvin Hart and Jack
Johnson, who are to engage in twen-
ty-round battle at Woodward's Pa
vilion on the 2Sth of this month before
the San Francisco Athletic Club.
There will not be two pounds Diff
ference between the two big fellows
when they step into the ring. At the
present time Hart, who weighs 194
pounds, is just a pound and a half
heavier than Johnson.
1t is claimed by the admirers of the
colored fighter that he is the cleverest
big man that ever donned the mits,
not excepting Jim Corbett. To Offset
this advantage Hart appears to be the
more rugged of the two, and is, per-
haps, a little stronger. The Kentuckian
Is essentially an infighter and Is con-
fident of trailing Johnson's colors in
the dust, providing the shifty black
fellow will stand to his guns In the
close-range fighting
Both men are sparing no efforts at
their respective training quarters to
round into the best possible shape.
For long time each of the heavies
has been craving match with Cham
pion Jeffries and repeated challenges
have received no reply. From appear
ances jeff cannot consistently overlook
the winner of this contest.
Aside from the fact that a meeting
with Jeffries will be an incentive to a
good fight the bout should be spright-
ly one for the reason that Hart, who
halls from Louisville. KY, has as much
regard for a cOlored man as most
Southerners have
Fred Landers and Toby Irwin will
fight a fifteen-round preliminary. to
the heavyweight bout. The boys meet
at 1873 pounds, weigh In at 5 o'clock.
The winner will take the entire purse.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-19

the Wilson pair, DR.. Leggo and Handy
Blil, could not keep up with the leaders
during the earlier stages of the run
ming, never looking dangerous.
Everybody has claimed right along
that Celeres looked like one of the inn
proving sort, but they were not pre-
pared for the turn of speed he exhib-
tied in the last race Big Beach Sc
cured the play of the elite going to the
post a 13 to 5 favorite Tooman gave
him a thorough tanning, but didn't
land among the select three at the
wire. Before the club house turn had
been rounded E. Walsh had Celeres
clear of his field and the colt came
home on the bit, five lengths in ad-
vance or Sea Air and Cloudlight.
TRACK NOTES.
Jockey w. Davis leaves for New
York to-day. He rode many winners at
Oakland, and hackers never hesitated
about playing his mounts for any lack
of action. His friend and employer.
Willie Harris, made many friends while
here.
Treubel and E. Walsh, two very
clever boys, departed for Memphis last
evening.
Last year CRATER won the Water
mouse cup at Oakland. His sire. Cicero.
was brought to California by Ed Corri-
gan and was crack steeplechaser.
PRESIDENT Thomas H. Williams and
a party Of friends left last evening for
an outing over Sunday at Shasta
Springs. They will return tomorrow
Charley McCafferty has concluded to
race while longer at Oakland and will
not ship his stock to Memphis right
away.
Mrs. Cora Eckert has disposed of the
sprinter Rector
1sadore Rosenzweig, who passed
away at the Hotel Dorchester in this
city, on Friday last, had a host of
friends among bookmakers and turf
men in general AffabIe and courteous
to marked degree, his early demise is
generally regretted. The remains will
pe lald away to-day in Home of Peace
Cemetery.
In addition to making his move too
soon. Minder used poor Judgment in
keeping Veterano up so close to the
leaders, or at least right in behind
them. If mud was what Al was look
ing for he received bountiful supply.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-19
Big Bill" Knapp Pilots Son
of Cicero in FaultlesS
Fashion.
FETERAN0 RUNS SECOND
Track Is Too Muddy for
HOratiuS, the FavOrite,
and He Tires.
BY FRED E. MuhHonnAND.

CRATER, the Is to l outsider, with
Big Bill Knapp in the saddle. cap
tured the Thornton stakes over four
miles yesterday at Oakland track. Far
from being a walkover for Horatius.
as many had predicted, the climatic
conditions transformed things into a
topsy-turvy mess and il turned out to
be the most exciting and spectacular
race in the history of the stake.
A heavy downpour of rain had left
the course a veritable sea of mud and
the weather overhead was gloomy and
foreboding. A four-nile race has the
same flavor TO a Californian that a
possum dinner possesses for a coloreo
gambler and an immense Saturday
throng gathered TO see the big event
decided. And what an esgle-bird the
victory of CRATER was for the books.
There were only four starters. With
a fast track to run over Horatius no
doubt would have been a TO 10 choice,
but the rain had not added to his
chances. After seesawing through the
betting, first one favorite then the
other. Horatius closed IL to 10 and
Neterano 10 5.
CRATER Is PLAYED.
The odds about Flying Torpedo fell
from 10 to Z and a struggling play cut
the price about CRATER from Is TO Z.
The latter gelding arrived at IL O'Clock
in the morning from Ascot Park after
a twenty-six-hour trip in a car. Lee
Blasingame, one of his owners, said ne
was ready and that the trip wouldn't
dull his speed. Then, too. course at
the timber-topping game down south
had thoroughly seasoned CRATER TO
rough usage.
For nearly three miles there was lit
tie 10 vary the monotony of the race,
little Barrett. astride Flying Torpedo,
cutting out the pace, with Horatlus
and CRATER the closest UP of the other
three. Suddenly there was an awaken
ing, for it dawned upon the riders that
the last mile had been reached and
the crucial test was at hand. Passing
the wire the third time around Flying
Torpedo, CRATER and Horatius were
scsnt heads apart and a muffied roar
signified the excitement under which
the crowd was laboring. Birkenruth
still had Horatius under restraint, but
the favorite cracked shortly after when
asked the question.
Jockey BARRETT GROWS TIRED.
At three and a quarter miles Barrett
could no longer be of any assistance TO
Flying Torpedo, the little fellows
strength having failed him. and Hora-
titus momentarily showed in the lead.
At the same time Minder. on Neterano,
unable 10 further curb his anxiety, cut
loose. and as the iron horse passed Ho-
ratius assuming command, ii looked
all over and a mighty cheer from the
stand told plainly that the smaller bet
tors were down on the Multnomah sta
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-19

BILE entry. Ninder's move, however.
proved hasty and i'll advised, for when
the bend for home the last time was
reached Neterano seemed groggy,
while CRATER, rated along at the one
clip by Knapp, was gaining foot by foot
on the leader Plastered with mud six
inches deep almost, Veterano respond
ed for one desperate rally, but it was
useless. His bolt had been shot, and
more than a furlong from the goal
CRATER strobe to the front. winning
with comparative ease, the journey be-
ing traversed in 1924. Veterano fin
ished second. Fifteen lengths behind
him, Horatius. eased up, downed Tor
pedo neck for the small end of the
stake.
The winner had a floral horseshoe
placed around his neck and logged
back to his stable, apparently none the
worse for his jaunt. OF the stake,
Blasingame & Brother receive S2210.
FAVORITES TAKE TWO PURSES.
Favorites. while knocking at the door
in the different events, annexed but
two purses.
Bell in the saddle, took the opening
mile run from an inexpensive bunch of
platers. The Ecuador gelding led from
start to finish, leading out ]. V. Kirby
and Hungarian with considerable in
reserve. Carilee, the post faVorite, rid
den by Knapp. got away from the bar
rier all tangled up and had no chance
o. Chandler, who appears to have
been reinstated, had the mount on Red
Cross Nurse. favorite for the mile and
fifty yard selling event. The mare had
matters all her own way out in front,
passing the judges three open lengths
before Esherin. Modicum did not get
away well, losing show honors to An
vii.
w. Davis rode his only winner of the
afternoon in the mile and quarter
selling number. He had the leg up on
Dusty Miller and won in boat race
fashion from Flaunt and Inspector
Munro
HANDICAP FOR NIGRETTE.
Walter Jennings black mare Nigrette
took the mile and a sixteenth handi-
cap. The surprising part of the race
was the showing made by the three
year-old Handy Bill. The colt ran
about three miles the day before, and
it was his stable mate DIR. Leggo that
was expected to shine. Instead Handy
Bill proved the contender from the
start, though the black mare held him
safely enough at the close, and scor-
ing cleverly.
Stilicho ran a good third. Andrew
Mack, which closed a slight choice over
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-19
Mile Race for Pretension.

NEW ORLEANS. March 1S.-City Park
racing results
First race, Ave furlonss-Kernel won. Billy
Handsel second Padre third Time. 1.2S
Second race seven furlongs-Ad High won.
Signal II second Governor Sayers third. Time.
1:14.
Third race. four and half furlongs-Lba.
tion won, Bertha E second. Chief Archibald
third. Time A
Fourth race, one mile-Pretension won.
Brand New second Coruscate third. Tmes
lao 1-5
Fifth race fve furlongs soundly won. HI
iarity second, Bear Hunter third Time,
1:01 2-5
Sixth race. six furlongs-Thespian won, Elsie
l. second. Sid Silver third. Time, 1:13 3-5.
Ruler second Weberfield third Time. / Al As.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-19
GAME is CALLED OFF
ON ACCOUNT OF RAIN

The baseball game between the Chi
cago Nationals and the San Francisco
teams was declared of yesterday on
account of the rain. The big leaguers
arrived early in the morning and were
ready for action, but the grounds were
so sloppy it was impossible TO play on
them.
The teams will line up this after
noon at Recreation Park if the weather
will permit Should it clear off in the
morning and remain reasonably dne
the game will be played. Joe Corbett
and Whalen will probably do the slab
work for the Seals. while Wicker and
Weimer are carded TO officiate for the
Windy City tossers. Game will be
called at $3.50 by Umpire .Bulr' Per-
rine.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-19
Royal Arms Beats Dalesman.

NEW ORLEANS March 1S-New Louis
lana Jockey Club racing results
First race, five furlongs-Simplicity won
Hannibal Bey second Arch Oldham third
Time. 1:01 1-5.
Second race, seven furiongs-Fair Calypso
won, Jucora second, Mon Amour third. Time
L :27 z-5.
Third race mile and seventh yards
Royal Arms won, Dalesman second, Mono
graph third. Time. :46 LIS.
Fourth race. six furlongs-E Escutcheon won
Invincible second, Mayor johnson third Time
lib 1-5.
Fifth race, one -Misanthrope won
Avoid second. Parisienne third. Time, / Al Is
Sixth race, fve furlongs-J. W. ONeil won
Seventh race, one and sixteenth miles
Old Hal won. Ethel Mark second, Billy Wake
third Time I 40 9-5.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-19
Falernian Wins at Hot springs.

HOT SPRINGS Ark. March 1s--Hot
Springs racing results:
First race. six furiongs-Paul Jones won,
Mordella second. Geneva Lee third. Time,
ILL.
Second race. four and a half furloug+
Pretty Nellie won. William Mofntt second
Startling third Time. :5S.
Third race. and eighth nniiesEFaier-
nian won Sidney c. Love second Jack Young
third. Time 1856 3-5.
Fourth race one and a half miles-Glisten
swon Little Wally second Falkland third
Time. 2:40 2-5.
Fifth race six furlongs-van Ness won
voltage second Dewey third. Time lis As
Sixth race, one mile-Payne won, Colonel
Preston second Simon Kent third. Time AS
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-19
Cross-counry walk Abandoned.

The proposed twenty-mile cross
country walk between the team of the
st. Ignatius Cross Country Club and
that of the Occidental Athletic Club
has been abandoned. The latter club
withdrew from the contest The MEM
bers of the st. Ignatius Club would
like to meet some of the other walk
ing clubs.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-19

Rain Spoiis Charity Ball Game.
The managers of the charity ball
game between the fremen and the
police have found IT necessary To
again postpone the affair. No date
has been set. 1t being deemed advis-
able to await settled weather.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-19
Athletic Meet Postponea

The meet of the San Francisco Ath-
ietic League, which was to have taxi
en- place yesterday at Berkeley was
postponed The track was rendered
unfit for use by the rain. = =
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-19
Jabez White Has Not Arrived.

NEW YORK, March 1S.-The
sporting men who are interested in
the coming of Jabez White, the Eng
lish boxer. kept fruitless vigil to-day
for the Cedric. The big liner Is still
out on the broad Atlantic
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-19

indeed q stck man and could get nothing
that would bring me out. Last winter my
trouble was at its worst. was unable
to work for several months, lost in flesh,
had no ambition or energy whatever, and
was extremely nervous. really became
alarmed about my condition. asked a
friend of mine what should do. He told
me 8. 8. s. had done him q world Of good
In some chronic trouble and strongly ad-
vised me to begin it. did so. Imagine
my glad surprise to find was actually
improving after using q few bottles of
the medicine. OF course I continued