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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-31
Sporting Notej

Many q hsrried sportsman r. forced "a
agoniringly pick between the oaii
game and the races today
The Cubs tok two games from Boston
Yesterday and are once more Close
up and threatening the lead OF the
Pittsburg clgb.
The Detroit Matincc club will act mat
ineo on Saturday. The members have
had their nll OF racing this week.
watching them 60 round At the rair
Grounds
The cemrncr Mfg. Co. team has sue
coeded the Fords in the ManufacItr-
crs' league. and Richard Jackson. Jr..
OF the SpnldinR Sport shop. 10 the
new president OF tho league
wsidncr, Peters, Hsycs nud Ros. are
left in tho western tennis champion
ships and tho winner OF the two rr-
= naming rounds Will play Nat Emof :
son. OF Cincinnati. for tho title.
Md wolxast hnd the bstser &C Johnny
With of Grand Rapids. NJ Cadillo
last night showing his friends nj
homo several Illustrations OF tho way
he has been doina at MILWAUKEE, and
elsewhere,
The %, A, q. tesnt. tourney which en-
braces as its niece DO resistanoe tie
state championship IN singles and
doubles, viii be on at the club courts
on Monday, continuing all week, It
II believed that Huruy, OF Dreni
Rapids. will successfully defend his
Mile
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-31
TODAY'S ENTRIES.
AT FORT ERIE.


First race, furlongs. selling Q)
Lucky Ford. 1903; Ramsy. 1o6; Harold
A. Frank. lo6; Trappe. los; ST. Cot
ton. los; Console. los; Ching Hare
los: ed Shuster, 1903; Scantling. 105;
Geo. c. Dillon. l05: Luxor. los; Ap'
pointment. los; Jim Fitz, l0s; Ham
bay. los.
Second raco. ,stoeplochaso. short
course t6) Bedford. i27: Byzantine
lac; Mansano. i4s; Raining Leaves
1874 Lights Out. lac: Waterway. 1877
Third race. 9 furlonss. selling (lD !:
VIM. II. Lyon. 90; Col. Fsverdale. e5:
.lda Rock. ss: Black. Hawk. lol;
Minot, i0b; Royal onyx. l07 K. NJ
Fry, ios: 'seryile. %; Donaldo. e6:
Ftrebrand. i0i Heine. los; Or. Lee
Thurman. ZOE; Edsely, los; Apache
III.
Fourth race. furlonEs. handicap
90, Chief Hayes. 100; Magazine, 1i6:
Superstition. 100. Berwick, la,
Firth race. | lilo miies. selling (s)
.Highbinder. o., Dix.Ben, ios! Wash
axle. 1857 Protngonist, i0sI 'imp
.oIight, 90. Giles. l02l Alamandine
1867 Cosmopolitan. los.
Sixth race, lie miles tDI Dennis
STAFFORD, 90 Pinhola, los! Uncle Toby
1885, Clell Turney, Ito.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-31
BIG EXPLOSIONS MARK
PROGRESS OF RACING

the bell rang. each OF them seemed To
head out 10 the fence without DIT
OF steering.
Murphy drove Baron Grattan as well
AS Pop" ever did.
The pacing event developed a con-
siderable play In ia cheat books ana
large sums were taken down In fin
ishes where the played horse came e
ond or third. after finishing several
heats In the ruck.
Fleming Boys owner comes through
with the excuse that the track NJ. &
NJ day, stung his horses feet. Its
safe To conjecture that the track dldn'
sting Fleming Boy half as hard as
Fleming Boy stuag some OF the geu.le'
men who wagered on his chances.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-31
THE THROBBING PULSE OF THE SPORTING WORLD
.MURPH INSISTS
CUBS WILL WIN

NEW YORK. July 29.-President
Charles Murphy of the Chicago Ma.
tional league club, says: MY team Is
going TO win the 'pennant again this
season. You see, We have not been
playing In the best OF luck and. be-
sides, some OF our best players have
been disabled. Now they are back In
the game again, and just watch us go
along from now on. | think it's a
cinch that our club will carry on the
flag again, so take my tip and put a
bet down on our chances continued
the genial Charley.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-31

"Broncho Jack" Darrah. for nearly
% years a player and manager OF
minor league baseball teams, Is the
one who discovered" Pitcher Cy
Young, OF the Boston American league
club. This was In 1899, and now that
Young is TO have a day all to himself
at Boston. Darrah Is TO be sent for as
his special guest.
During the series between Boston
and Pittsburg in 1903 Young tele
graphed Darrah to come to Pittsburg
The latter did SO and Darrah's money
was no good while tho series was on
He was the guest OF the famous pitcn'
err. and that was all there was to N.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-31
Noteworthy Events in the
American League Race

Detroit took advantage Of Hos.
toms errors and hit Young harder
than usual. winning. 3 to 2. XII,
Han scattered the visitors ,hlts.
In the Detroit. Boston game
Cobb threw crioer out at first
base from right field, and got q
put-out on tho lines when Thonsy
was caught between the bases.
Howell pitched lnvInelbiy az o..
Louis ard the Browns beat the
Athletics, 5 20 I.
II wa tbs ninth consecutive
Victory OF the Detroit team.
Cleveland defeated New York
In q t4-lnnlnu bsttls, scoring the
winning run on slnoIos by Hlneh.
man and Bemls. Berger and
orth worked from start TO finish.
Washington peeled on q ninth.
inning rally a. Chicago, winning
8 20 4. White ard Walsh pitching
against TannehllI and Hughes.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-31

the afternoon commences to wane and
his Get your score card; you can
tell the names OF the horses or driy-
ers less you have score card" fails
TO produce further custom. he HES
himself away TO the most promising
place for game and in a few hours
either has a bank roll or is broke.
There is no half way business with
Piggy.
One thing, however. which he never
fails to do. and which has won him
the admiration OF everybody ac-
Quainted with the circumstances, is
TO send his mother in Cleveland a SIS
money order every week. even II he
has TO borrow the money, and the
saying at the tracks Is that Piggy
can borrow from tree In the center
field.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-31
CY YOUNG HAD A COLUMBUS
LIKE ALL OTHER BIG STARS

: ne had the reputation o; being elected
from every ground In the circuit by
the police. He was one OF the old
school or scrappy managers OF the
Tebeau-McGraw type.
II was while Darrah was at the head
OF the old Canton (O) team OF the TIL
state league in 1890 that he picked up
Young from the town lots OF Tus-
caravans county. He was put In the
game by Darrah at once, and there he
has since remained-a model baseball
player.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-31
BY MILTON r. PALMER.

| Those continuous-motion picture
shows with something doing every
second had nothing on the bali game
so happily concluded Thursday after
noon. There was action in each and
every inning. or something just about
TO happen and the patriotic citizens
who attended the function were never
certain as TO the fortunate termination
until our Mr. Schmidt came close In
and gathered n foul fly in plain view
OF the paid attendance TO close the
ninth inning
Respect for age was evidently lack
ing In the breasts Of the Tigers. for
| they went after that veteran hurler.
| Cy Young. with great animation and
amassed numerous hits. getting at
| least one in every inning but the
third. There was also some swatting
done by the opposition and they had
| travellers on the bases In all but two
( periods.
| Fierce rushing tactics on the part
OF the Tigers won them the game as
has been the case often before. Two
OF our runs came through wild and
eccentric heaving Of the ball by the
nervous Red Sox. One tally on each
side was due TO consecutive batting.
Any intention the visitors may have
had TO repeat their performance OF
the spring time when they took three
out OF four from us at Bennett park,
was checked by the fast game which
the Tigers put up from start TO finish.
Schaefer, Cobb and Rossman particu-
larly starred with the hitting stuff,
each annexing three swats.
Cobb also got in a couple OF field.
ling stunts that were to be listed In
the unusual class He threw Criger
out at first by fine running catch OF
a bounder into right and in the sixtn
inning tagged Thoney on the line be-
tween second and third.
Business started as soon as the
gong sounded. Mcconnell singled and
got TO third on sacrifices by Lord and
Sullivan. Cravath hit between Cobb
and Crawford for three sacks, scoring
Mcconnell This was forgotten In the
Detroit half, however, as Schaefer
doubled, took third on Crawford's sac
rifice and scored on Cobb's safe bunt.
The Georgian took second on Lord 8
high throw and rounded third when
Rossman hit to Wagner. The latter
threw low to the plate and Ty slid
in
Another Detroit tally came In the
fourth when Rossman was safe, Cough
lin sacrificed and Schmidt singled.
Rossman getting home on poor
throw by Stahl after the latter had
tagged Schmidt out on the line Cra-
vath reached first on Schaefer's FUN
BILE In the sixth, advanced when Tho
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-31
TOday's Program.

2:2o TRoT, purse, $1,0oo-Re-
dette, Cereal, Robert L., Jr.. Roy
Brook, Brace GIrdle, Loyal, Bro
Their Milroi, sonoma May, Annette.
st. Peter. zomalto, Diablo Me-,
Ward, Joe Astral.
2:o7 PACING, stake, 5000
Arguenot. Auto, Capt. Derby, copa
de Orc, Darkey Hal, Ed Bali, Eph
Cindsrs, George Gano, Hal r.,
Judge Wilson, Judex, Major NAL
low. Manager H., Maud c.. Rollins,
shaughran.
2:t3 TRoT, purse, s1,ooo-sill-
nice, Prince c., Hamburg Belle,
Col. Osborn, The Aloms, Marjorie,
Teasei, Alice Edgar, Murray NJ,
Busy.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-31

Even unto today there is great at
tachment between the two men.
Darrah played In almost every
league in the country and was win
the old st. Louis Browns under the
Won der Abe regime. His last engage
ment was as a member OF the Wheel
ing team OF the Central league. and
during his last season on the diamond
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-31

sBatted for Criger In the ninth.
fBatted for Young In the ninth.
1234 ser SO n
Detroit ........2 d g.
Boston .........I 90 o o o o. 2
Two-bnse hit--schaefer. Three-base
hit--Cravath. sacriace hits---Crswford,
Coughlin, Downs, Lord, suilivas. stahi.
First base ON baIls--By kiiIian ..
First base ON errors--Boston 4. Left
On bases--Detroit 9, Bostoa 4. struck
eut-By killfan 2, by Young 4. Double
play-Lord and stahI. Stolen base-
schaefer. Time 40. Umpire-Evans.
Attendance--4,ll7.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-31
Call 20 Dayton A. c.

The following members OF the Day.
ton A. G. are to report at the special
meeting without fail; Cerveny, Koen-
ig, Wilke, mixer. Beebe. Thoney, Rush.
Cuesere, Brichta. Taft Ratzel. Daily
and Roeglin at Capt Roeglin's home
Friday evening.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-31
RadIum Wins coodwood

LONDON, July 90.--The race for the
Goodwood cup, with $4,000 added. for
three-year-olds and up. two miles and
half, was run at Goodwood today
and was won by Leopold De Roths.
child's Radium. w. NJ. G.. Singers
Torpoint was second. W. r.. Wynd-
hams The White knight was third.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-31
Aha! A CONTINGENT Deall

While Pitcher RUDE Marquard. the
Indianapolis phenom. has been sold to
the New York National League club
for the record-breaking sum of s11. 0C0,
the indianapolis club will not receive
the bulk OF the money until RUDE has
made good for New York.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-31

Some of the ale PAGERS fairly baked.
Margaret O. was reported 10 be quite
sick.
The Cleveland bunch went broke on
Blackjack.
IL was Z o'clock before the crowd got
away from the race track
Lady of Honor was the only free
legged PAGER In the 2:l2 event.
Auto. that starts in the pacing stake
today Is a full brother to octoo.
sweet Marie worked two miles in
the forenoon In 2:o4h and 2:0$h.
All three races were shndwiched and
the frst TO be finished was the last one
started
The hoppled fellows have been hav-
Ing hard shedding al the meeting
Leone was the exception 10 the rule.
II looks as II Mr. Geefs had kept the
wrong PAGER when he elected to team
John A. and turned Baron Grattan over
to Murphy.
The judges fined billy Andrews t25o
for laying up the hrst two heats of
the trottinR stake with Dewitt he
finishing l0-s.
There was laughter Of a quiet vaIi-
ETY. when the announcer megaphoned
the withdrawal OF May Earl on ac-
count of sickness"
The Canadians don't seem able 10 get
one over. They tried hard again yes
terday with Gallagher but Baron Graf
tan spoiled the scheme.
Orendoff. the colored driver. has been
bringing up the rear all through the
meeting, with what must be to him
painful regularity.
Octoo was ready to win the trottin z
stake several weeks ago but Mclean
wasn't able to keep him quite on edge.
Bad breaks were hts forte.
The $685. said TO have been paid Tor
Sterling Mckinney was backed up by
the presence OF check for that
amount, displayed In the press box by
Mr. Shuler.
The 2:04 PAGERS raced as IL they had
been there before In scoring when
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-31
THE BIG LEAGUE RACES ATAGLANCE
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yestsrdsy's Results.
Detroit 3. Boston 2
81. Louis g., Philadelphia l.
Cleveland 4, New York ? (if inn.).
Washington 9. Chicago g.
Tedsy's Gsmes.
Boston AZ Detroit.
Ppiladeiphia AZ ~. Louis.
New York at Cleveland.
Warrington NJ Chicago.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-31
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


yesterdays Results.
Chicago l3-6, Boston "a
Brooklyn 2, Pittsburg o.
New York IL, 81. Louis o.
Philadelphia 8. Cincinnati o.
Todsy's Games.
81. Louis NJ New York.
Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
Chicago NJ Boston.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-31
south MIehlaan Note

Some one has looked up the record
and discovered that Pitcher Fatty
Norcabbage's correct name IL Alexau.
der Narkievicz. Slide!---Jackson Pat.
riot.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-31
MUCH ACTION
At BALL PARK

ney drew a base and scored on Stahrs
single.
That ended the run-getting. though
Boston looked dangerous In the ninth.
Thoney was there with the opening
hit this time and Stahl did the usual
sacrifice. Wagner's high fly went to
Schmidt and then the utility sluggers
were trotted out.
Laporte looked dangerous and was
given his base on balls purposely
Frivolous persons in the crowd tried
TO sing a parody on a popular ditty
when Carrigan came up next. but most
OF the rooters thought Il no time for
lightminded things as hit would tie
ND the game II was high foul ny
that Carrigan sent up, however, AMI
Schmidt was there to welcome II
home.
BurcheIl and Donovan will probably
work today.
Crawford bounded one right into Cy's
mitt I'm the third.
That sacrifice thing was being
worked to the limit.
Only three Red Sox tried TO steal
and Schmidt got them all.
Base hits were killed right along
without mercy by both sides.
stretching a single almost to the break
ing point.
Coughlin was leaning over into the
boxes when he got Young's foul fly In
the seventh.
They like the old man. Young got
a hand every time he did something
worth while.
Only a wonderful stop by Mcconnell
prevented Schaefer from having four
hits registered.
Rossman may not be a Splinter but
he beat out his bunt In the fourth II
run resulting later.
Coughlin spoiled a pitch-out In the
eighth by throwing his bat. Otherwise
Rossie would have been caught off first.
Mcintyre was hitting In a groove be-
tween first and second and Mcconnell
was there waiting for the ball three
times out OF four.
IL must have made Mcclure think OF
certain OF his past experience when
Thoney was thrown out at first on "A
right hied bounder.
Rarely has the crowd given a visiting
player such an ovation as sullivan got
for his running jump and catch OF
Crawford's hy in the seventh And we
had two men on bases who would have
scored
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st. Lawrence river from Toronto or
Kingston at q small additional ex-
pense All tickets valid via Niagara
Falls. Final limit IL days.
City Ticket ONCE. 124 Woodward.
ave-. phone M39.
Business-lilxe Priatlng. No fuss and
no feathers TIE plain. neat kind. that
looks right. TfEnes Printing Co.. Is
John R.-st Phone 1l9e.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-31
oeIray vs.. Mt. Clemens.

The Delray A. c. plays Mt. Clemens
Saturday and Joe Scribner is request
ed to call Manager Kramer at W.
se3-L.
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Grand Trunk Railway System, An.
nuai Excursions Thursday,
AUGUST 9Th.
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raciest looking OF the heat winners
and is the best-bred. Her racing man
ners seem everything TO be desired
and she should improve tremendously
now that her first start OF the year
! has been placed under her belt
The 2:l2 PAGERS were a very ordin-
airy lot and none OF them seemed leg
ged up as yet 10 carry his clip much
beyond the half. Leone was easily
the best OF her field aud Fred ID. prob
ably deserved the second money which
he won. though his gameness was ser
| iously questioned. Doctor Fox gave
him such battle In the second heat
that he was unable 10 finish better
than $50 clip and II would be no
surprise TO see the big Cahagan geld
| ing trimming them all up later on.
when really ready for race.
The 2:07 pace shapes up as the
feature of today's card and the logi-
cal favorite is the handsome, we'll
hammered California wiggler Copa de
Orc. which is making his second start
OF the week. II George Gano starts.
he promises to be well played. Last
fall down at Lexington he was pacing
right round 2:04, but II is doubtful II
he will not have to go somewhat fast
er than this to beat Copa.
The meeting comes to an end today,
after conclusively demonstrating that
the new Detroit Driving club and Its
new track are amply capable Of &C
commodating the Grand circuit and
caring for Detroit's racing interests
as the city and the state Of which II
Is the metropolis have become accus-
toned to expect
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huv Thy finished
On Tx Grand 0ait

2a2 PACE; PURSE sl.ooo--s IN 5.
Leone CHI m. by Tommy
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-03-07

Mrs. S. n. swisher. a prominent
woman of Morgantown, is dead from
complication Of diseases, passing
away Wednesday.
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s
The extra session Of the legislature
passed thlrty-fye important masures
in thirty-two-days.
Work at the Star glass factory at
Morgantown, which abs been shut
down for some timeg will be resumed
Monday.
There is considerable excitment at
Grafton over the near compton Of
an oil wen being drill by Col John
T. McGraw.
Samuel Lining has Instituted suit
against L. S. Birches. for $4,000
damages claiming the alienation OF
his wife's affectlonss
Mrs. S. n. swiaher. a prominent
woman of Morgantown. is dead from
complication of diseases, passing
away Wednesday.
John II. Harris. clerk of the senate
was handed several fine boquets- on
the closing day OF the senate by
members Of that body.
The state convention Of the Royal
Neighbors, the. ladies auxiliary to
the Modern Woodmen OF America,
is in session at Grafton. starting on
Wednesday.
John oLeary. of Morgantown,
drdrunk, went TO sleep on the street
car track and was run down. badly
injured. but had a miraculous es-
cape from death.
A mass convention of the Republi.
cans of Berkeley county for the pur-
pose Of selecting delegates to the var
ious conventions win be held at Mar
tlnsburg March s.
At meeting of the Grafton board
of trade Tuesday resolutions against
the parcels post were adopted and
forwarded to Congressman sturgiss.
who is urged to use his influence
against it.
Mary Dorsey 12-year-old Fair
mont girl, was bitten by a horse as
she was passing along the street go
ing home from school. Hhe shoulder
was slightly lacerated. but no i'll
effects are anticipated.
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Samuel Lining has Instituted suit
against L. S. Birches. for $4,000
damages claiming the alienation OF
his wife's affectlonss
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-03-07
a Card

This is to certify that all druggists
are authorized to refund your money
if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to
cure your cough or cold. 1t stops
the cough, heals the lungs and pre-
vents serious results from a cold.
Cures lagrippe coughs and pprevents
pneumonia and consumption. Con-
tains no oplates. The genuine is in
Ia yellow package. Refuse substi-
tutes.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE on VAL
r1Rr.r prxr4 ESTATE.

AN1AAA4 rrAf 10 - rstktA4 vi H.
TABLE REAL ESTATE
By virtue Of the anthority yeste1
/ IN the UNDERSIGNED special commits
sioners. BY decree 81 the circuit
court Of Harrison county entered on
the esd day of January, 1898. and en-
crossed IN chaneety order book No.
I 20. at page 4os. in the chaneery cause
Of Giuseppe pevono versus Dominic
Piazetts and others. we win, on
saturday, March a, 1908,
at o'clock p. m. at the front door
Of the court house. sell at public
outcry to the highest and best bidder
therefor. that certain yhonse and lot
situate on Water street. in the city
Of ciarksburg, Harrison couny. West
Virginia. and bounded as follows:
Beginning at post on street corner
also to lot Of Larry Cons. and rum
ming thence in southerly direction
with line OF said street. one hundred
I feet, to a post. corner to lot Of Mrs.
Bracey; thence in an easterly direc-
ton with a line thereof 81 feet to a
post near Elk creek; thence in a
nortllely direction, 100 feet TO a post
corner to lot OF Larry Cons; thence
with the line of said lot. so feet. to
the beginning; and being the same lot
or parcel Of land which was conveyed
to Dominic Piazetts by B. F. Shuttle
worth ana others, by deed bearing
date on the SOth day of November,
1903, which deed is OF record in the
office Of the clerk OF the county; to
which deed. and the papers in this
cause. reference is here made for a
complete description.
Terms OF sale: one-fourth cash in
hand on the day of sale: the residue
in three equal payments of six, twelve
and eighteen months, respectively
from date of sale. taking from the
purchaser interest bearing notes for
the deferred payments with approved
security, and retaining vendors lien
On the property conveyed as further
aecurity
MELVIN G. sPERRY,
CLARENCE B. sPERRY,
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Thousands Perish.

Thousands perish every year from
consumption resulting from a cold.
Foiey's Honey and Tar cures the most
obstinate racking coughs and expels
the cold from. your system and pre-
vents consumption and pneumonia.
It has cured many cases of lncipient
consumption.
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There is considerable excltment at
Grafton over the near compton OF
an oil wen being drill by Col John
T. McGraw.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-03-07

Impure blood runs you down
makes you an easy victim for organ
SC diieases. Burdock Blood Bitters
purifies the blood-cures the cause
builds you up.
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Mary Dorsey, 12-year-old Fair
mont girl, was bitten by a horse as
she was passing along the street go
ing home from school. Hhe shoulder
was slightly lacerated. but no i'll
effects are anticipated.