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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-30
AUBURN HAS STRONG TEAM Will Give Howard Great
 Battle. BACK FIELD IS VERY FAST Bunch Rounding to Form With
 Daily Hard Work. Big Crowd VIII Gather at Hali Park Saturday to See Clash Between
 Alabama College Elevsns.

Auburn. Sept 2s.--(Special.)- )-Con' siderable practice Is being given the Auburn tackles and euds in boxing op- posing tackles. This Is 8 feature of the game in which the team was found deficient in the game against Mont gomery. During yesterday evenings practice there was considerable im- proVement in this flea ture of the prac- tice. By the hardest kind of plaJ m : the varsity managed to score two touchdoWns against the scrubs. T.e scrubs, however, were unable to do much against the varsity defense:
 Savelie at center, Crews and shirley at tackles. are showing s,ny up weh mb,,nn on sns football players. Fonlaine, new man. is showing up well at one of the guard Auburn football stock has taken a iufnp since the arrival of DaVts ana Penton, tackle and fullhdcks respective- iy. of last years team. With DeVis back. the line will not be muen ainer. CT. ought to hold against any team that II
 The back field, hoy eyer, IS 2 diifer. ,,, veteran vet there. Captain Reynolds. of course, is not a new man, but Is in a new position. Almost all the players have colds. which grenad,ly nn,Dp oa arlvsn 1l % hard to get the men in shape for Saturday's hard game against Ho ward
 Reports from the Baptist institution show that Howard Is going to be rep- resented by the best team she mas, mas eyer se, game on Saturday will be close. and that 1t will take the hardest kind nt playing for either side to win. Wien nearly all of last years team oack anu with several new stars HoWard IS euse to be strong. The result of the game win depend largely on what condition the Auburn team can be whipped into this week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-30
TEAM WORKS HARD
DIR. P0LIAARD,s UNIVERSITY BUNCH A
 STURDY LOT.
If Prospects Make Good Team WNf Dc Hard to BeRt-Has show for State Cham
 nionahau.

University. Sept. as.-lspeciaL1--Dr. Pal lard has his squad of footballists working overtime this wek trying to get In shape for | the opening game of the season Saturday against the alaven ee union coliega- In the effort to get every man in the plnca ln which he will ba the most effective the coach is timing up his team siixhtiy differ- ent every day.
 Yestsrday afternoon in the fierce brush with the scruoa the men lined np as fal- lows: Countess. center: Lumiey and Arant, guards: Gresham and FlndIay. tackles; Bumgartner and Garrett ends; Moo yduaar- teroack; Wilkinson. left half; vandeGraAfE. fullhack: and Palmer. right haIf. Captnlzs Pratt, on account of . slight bruiaa was nos in the Lineup
 Three different men have been tried as quarterback in the last few days of prac- tice and the matter of getting tho most ef- ncient man for the place has not yet oear definitely settled Captain Pratt has bean tried there and he fills the position well. but the question Is whether he win more valuable there than al halfback- his handling the passes and he does well. 6ut he Is an excellent man at either naitba k or end. He has hs more or less experiences
 Moody, last yeaf's freshman quarter ia a good man at passing the ball and at runs what of experience. However. he prot.d himself a heady general in the way he ui- reotsd the operations of the freshman Hs-
 After the practice yesterday afternoDn the first draft of the Varsity squad vas made and the following men were sant to the training tahie: Arant. Garrett. LumirS. Johnston, Miiier Palmer. Harsh. Gresham Haley. Lambert BumRa-'ner. Countess R wf- lxinson and Streit Several of the likely nieH live in town and will not be compelled 70 come out to barracks for their meals T'he table is not yet filled and the menabsra of tho scrubs Sho~ particulsr ability they will be promoted to the table. where the men will he fed
 The dieting of the men Is one of ths most important features of training nnws- days and 1t Is certainly one of the most valuable for a man in first class physical condition is far less liable to in'u-y tHRH one who is not and he Is certainly capable of accomplishing more for his team
 Those who are looking for runaway af- fair on Saturday may he pulled up with sharp Jerk when ths event comes of. for the Union team has already played one came end mo cover -aRde a good showing. Last Saturday. th stopped t oyer the FitzgeraId College . ~n to a court of IS ta Q FT-i think of play nR twenty and twenty five minute halves thtf early fin the seq~on aa they did. It Is said that the Union ag.- prega ton has in ita ranks several veterans players who tip the scales ct aNout fs0 pounds-no mean weight to be busted hsfora n nlay ret by.
 he well worth seeing as a game as well an index to the strength Of the Crimson and Write machine
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-30
HARNESS RACES.

Columbus, O., Sept. 29.-Native Bell. owned by Edward Thompson of Nofth = port, Long Island. and driven py Thomas W Murphy, acquired the world record for two-year-old trotting lilies here this afternoon and tied with Tramp Fast for the world honor for all time of that age. IA Horse Review Futurity, junior d diVls- ion, that the Ally trotted so well. mere was almost a gale of wind SWeeplng z over the track and the first heat had shown that Native Bell was superior to anything in the field.
 Murphy took the youngster Tar out in the record mile and let her trot Then. instead of urging her on the the driver took Native Bell oa'k anu na1 her finish jogging. Had a hard tFlai been made, The Tramp Fast marx, Mnrphy driving. would have been :3S i-4, 1:O5 l-i; 1:as; 2:12 I-4.
 Sopranos defeat in the stnt&rify @-EiearIn.s was unexpected. This lilly at Leadviile has beaten Czarevna, but today the latter was hest.
 Horse I,' Review Futurity. s.year.old trofters. three in five. purse. $7.O00. Czareyna ch. f.. by Peter The
 sorea6 Great sS cNol9n' 3 'D,icktrson1j...a ,i51j...a
 ley1 .....,........ ...-........... ..3
 T6e Wolverine. Bertha C., Nellie Tregantle. James A. o,Neln, Gaworihy also started. Time. 2;lo S-4; 2:lo l-4: House Review Futurity. 2-year-old trotters; two ntbree purse, S3,000. Native Bell. b f., by Moho, tMur-
 EIa p"i iBellini, b.f.. (plckerson) ..2 sF,ya Tanguay, br. f. (Geers) 3 4
 sHiilbroke Queen. Bon Vivant. Lady Katherine. Grace. shaw and Woodford Todd started. Tine, 2:1S 3-4. 2:12 i-4. pDivided third money
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-30
CUBS WIN A PAIR
BOTH ENDS OF DOUBLE HEADER
 TO MURPHY'S PETS.
PhflIies Outhit Chicago in CurtaiE Raiser And Then Manage to Nose Out The Second
 Game.

Chicago, Ill, sept. 29-Philadelphia lost a double header to Chicago today the first by the score of to 4. and the second to 3. Chicago tried ou, a new pitcher, Ray Brown. in the second game and he let the visitors down wilh five hits. Luderus, the new first baseman being tried out by the locals was the hitting star of the game, getting a home run, a double and two singles. Scores:
 First game:
 Chicago .. .OO0 201 O11--5 2 Philadelphia .O21 O00 010-f II l
 Batteries-Pfesiter and Moran; Me Quillen and Dooin. Time 1:2O. Um- pires O'Day and Brennan.
 Second game;
 Chicago .... ..oO1 4O1 oOx-6 , Philadelphia :. .020 900 001-3
 Batteries-R. Brown and Moran; Moren and Dooin. Time 1:16. Um- pires Brennan and O'Day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-30

New York, Sept. 29.-(Speclal )-The owners of the Philadelphia Nationals seem determined to get rid of Manager William Murray before next season, it Is said. Murray. If he Is let out, will not he long idle, as 1t is understood that he will receive offers to manage the St. Louis Americans, Boston Na- tionals. the Brooklyns and the Jersey City Eastern League club. While the Brooklyn club is anxious to secure John Ganzel as manager, it is said that Ganzei Is anxious to remain in Roches- ter. where he has just landed the East ern League pennant. The Rochester club is also opposed to the withdrawal of Ganzel and will increase his salary in order to keep him at the helm.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-30
PACIFIC COAST WILL
 SEE SOME REAL GAMES

Cincinnati Sept. 2s.-It was announced ball Commission here today that the Phila- delphia American League baseball team. under the management of Connie Mack. and the All-Star team of the National League under the management of Frank Bancroft. of Cincinnati, will assemble at Chicago on October 19, and leave the next day for a six weeks trip to the Pacific coast
 Games with Western League and Pacific Coast League teams will be played in Oma- ha, D, nver. Salt Lake City, Los Angeles. San Francisco and Oakland.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-30
REDS WIN AGAIN. Paskert's Triple Does the Work for
 Annnf Teanl.

Cincinnati. O.. Sept. 29.-McIntyre's wiidness was chiefly responsible for the defeat of the Brooklyns In the final game of their series with C.ncinnati this afternoon, three passes, follow ed by Paskerts triple giving the locals three runs and the game in the sey- enth inning. l. II E; Cincinnati. .. ..Ol0 Ol0 S2~-I Brooklyn. ...OOz OOO lOO-d |
 Batteries-Fromme. Gaspar and ClaIk: Wilhelm. Mcintyre and Mar shall. Time, 1855. IImpires, Klem and Rigler.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-30
SAYS CHATTANOOGA
 WON'T LEAVE LEAGUE

Birmingham,- Sept. 29.-(special.)- Henry Meek. ChattaHooga catcher, ar riyad here today. He made the state ment that Chattanooga had no desire to ret in the Southern League as the f f,ooltouts were making much money in 'iiI He said that he has received three nrfsTs to manage clubs in the South Allan League and that he will ac- cept one of them. He VIII L,IIS move from in ChaftanOoga.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-30
GET EVEN BREAK
BEST WHITE sOX CAN DO WITH
 THE ATHLETICS.
Beth Games Go to q, | to Score and
 First Lasts for Ten Iess,g ' s.a vft ImnimgA.. -s-, F

Philadelphia, Pa, Sept. e9.-Chicago broke even with Philadelphia in a double header here today. The first game was pitchers battle between Plank and Walsh and was won by Chicago In the tenth inning. Phila- delphia won the second game by 10 to l. White being driven off the rubber in the third inning. Scores:
 First game: RI E. Philadelphia 900 O1O 0N0 0--l { Chicago ... 00O GOO 100 1--2 4
 Ratteries-Plank and Lapp: Walsh and Payne. Time, goo. Umpires. Sheridan and Kerin.
 Second game: R. H E. Philadelphia .l07 O02 0Os--1O 10 , Chicago .. .... .000 600 1O0- l 6
 Batteries-Bender and Lapp; White. Sutor and Sullivan and owens. Time, 1:52. Empires. Sheridan and Kerin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-30
FoTBALL RESULTS

At Philadelphia - Pennsylvania. 22i At rovidence-Brown. 6; Rhode At New 'Hayen-Yale. Il; Wes- leyan. 0. ... oo. Massachusetts Aggies, Q.
 At bethlehem. Pa.-Lehigh. "A; Le- banon Valley Colle.e 0.
 At Amherst. Mass.-Amherst, o. Nor' " Cambridge. Gam Mass. Sept ss.-FOOtbali Harvard II: Bates o.
 At Charlottesville. Va.--University oi
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-30
.KILLIAN HURLS PAIR OF GAMES Tiger Pitcher Shows
 Great Form. DETROIT OUTLAWS BEANlES Gets a Tighter Hold on American
 League Rag. Crawford ClOuts Horsehide Over Fence In First CIash-Champs
 Play Hall of Gnt-
 EdGe Sort.

Boston. Mass. Sept. 2s.--Detroit by header from Boston this afternoon. the first 5 to o and the second < to 3. while Philadelphia was break ing even with Chicago. now has a lead of three and one-half games over the nearest contender for the pennant, and the champions have but to win their two remaining games here to make sure of the title for this season
 Today two of Boston's most effec- tive pitchers were driven from the box and Detroit, outside of one inning ID the first game, used but one pitcher. Killian. His masterful work was the brilliant feature of the two games. In the opening contest the locals bot bur two hits. Both on the offensive and defensive. the champions outplayed the home team.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-30
MURPHY CONGRATULATEs.
Chicago Sends a Letter to Pittsbur
 Team.

Chicago. Sept 29.-Charles W. Mur- phy, president of the Chicago National League Baseball Club in letter today to President Dreyfuss of the Pitts burg Club says:
 Manager Chance and all the mem bers of the Chicago National League Baseball Club desire to extend hearti- est congratulations on winning the National League pennant for 1909.
 we also trust that you will be sue cessful in your efforts to win the worlds championship.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-30
PIRATES DON'T CARE
HAVE PENNANT WON AND PLAY
 CARELESSLY.
AS A Result the Giants Get to Smoke town HurIeRs for Fourteen Hits and Take
 

Pittsburg. Sept. 29.-Pittsburg lost a sleepy game to New York today by a score of to l. The locals used sev- araI substitutes in their lineup. Drucke was strong at times, but Maddox and H Camnitz were hit hard. R H E. Pittsbmrg. -. 900 900 100--1 2 New York 100 OSI 9ioms II l son and simon; Drucke and A. Wilson. Time, 1:S5. Umplres, Johnstone and EmSlie.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-30
'Batted for French in ninth. Ran for Stahl ir fifth.

 Detroit .... .......8 80O SOO OOU-!, Summary--Home run. Crawford. Hits off Arellanes. ? in l 1-S innings: Kar ger, , in 2-3 innings; Kilian. 1 in < hits, Schmidt. Double play. Lord, Car rigan and Karger. Left on bases. De troit, 6 Boston. 4. Base on balls. Arel lanes. 4; karger, 4. tase on errors. by Karger, Cobb and T. Jones; by Xii Han. Stahl and Howard Struck out Arellanes, 2; Killian, 1; karger. a Passed ball. Carrigan. Time. 1:4O umpires, Connolly ana Dineen
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-30
Footbau Plnyer Hrrt.

Anniston, Sept. 29-(SpeciaI)-Youn Sellers Underwood sustained a broken collar bone in a practice scrimmage on the foot ball grounds yesterday afternoon. this being the first student of the Alabama Presbyterian College team to be injured this year. Dr. Stagg in speaking of the accident this morning said that he regretted 1t very much. but attributed 1t to careless ness of the boy in tackling wrongly a much larger man.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-30
MAPS VERY EASY.
Trailing Senators Take Both Game
 PlnYeh YeAteI day.

Trailing SenatOfs Tuke 10th Games
 Played Yesterday.
 Washington, Sept. 29.-Washington defeated Cleveland today in both games of a double header, 2 to 1 and to 8. Walkers pitching featured the first game, while the catches of Mcbride and Goode were the sensa- tions of the second. Scores:
 Washington =. 100 900 oo1-3 Cleveland =. 900 900 O10--1 3 ]
 Batteries-Walker and Slattery. Mitchell and Higgins. Time, 1:S0. Washington .... 800 900 O1'=7 8 7 Cleveland .. =. .O1O OO0 OO02-2 T z
 Batteries-Groom and Slattery and Hardy; Windsheu. Otis. Falkenberg and Higgins. Time, 1:40. Empires. O'Loughlin and Egan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-30
TWO FOR New YORK
ARE SOFT MONEY FOR
 THE HlGHLANDERs.
St. Louis Team Very Ragged in The Field in Each Contest And
 Fail to Hlt Ball.

New York. Sept. 2s--NeW York won two games from St. Louis today. to ana II to o. In bolh contests the visitors were outpIayed at every point. In the second game the locals got seventeen safeties off McCarr scores:
 First game:
 RHE St. Louis .. .... 200 900 OO0-2 1 New York .. {. 200 GOO 12x--5 ] Batteries--Rose and KilliIer; Lake and Blair. Time 1;S6. Umpires Per ''''N ~ R.HE. Second game:
 St. Louis -. .. 900 900 OO- o 2 4 New York .. 1000 500 6x-11 IT l Batteries-McCarry and Smith and Killifer; Hughes and sweeney. Time 1:36. Umpires Evans and Perrine.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-30
Fine Horse Is Sold.

Columbus. Sept 2s.-Uplan, the famous black geldinE trottlng. with a record of 2:02k, made last week. in a trial heat here during the Grand Circuit races. was sold toaay by Char Sanders, Of Salem, Mass. to Frank c. Jones of Memphis. Tenn. for .s35.000. MT. Jones IS supposed to be acting as agent Of c. K. G Billings of Cleveland. O.. owner of Lou Dil' on. rival of H. Nj. Han owner of Hamburg BeIla.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-30
American League.

American League. Washington, 2; Cleveland, 1. (Ffrst game.)
 Washington. q; Cleveland, 1. (Second game.)
 Philadelphia, 1; Chicago, 3. (First game.)
 Philadelphia, 10; Chicago, 1. (Second game.)
 Boston, O; Detroit, 5. (First game ) Boston, 3; Detroit, 8. (Second game. ) New York, g.; St. Louis,. 2. (First game.) New York, II; St. Louis. 5. (Second Rame)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-30
RUM0R IS SPIKED
CLARKE AND WAGNER NOT TO LEAVE
 PIRATES.
Smoketown Manager Declares Lure of thu Diamond h i'll Keep Both in Game Some Time
 Longer.

Pittsburg. Sept 2e.-tspecial.)--Fre Clarke has spiked a rumor that has been hitting the high places around the news circuit. that he and Hans Wagner would quit the Pittsourg club n.xt season. This vir- tuaily meant that the Pittspurg club would be about wrecked, lor these men have tur- nished the groundwork of the cluD's sue cess
 Il have not said I would quit" Clarke states, Il am Qu.te sure Wagner nas not saIu ne wouia letsae Yet. UnlIl a man is weakeni4g ne seldom nkes get out or the g-me. 1t nss many IasciilaL.ons, anu attracts of itself. not from mereenary causes alone.
 You don believe that, do you! It's the troupie With you DaseDa1 wrIlers that you can zee notnIng but mOnSy-grabbing in base bali. You snould khow that in every waIK Of life there are ali softs. You Will find pot-boiiers in art and you wiIi Ind moneJ- srabpers Tn baseball Buc most players taKe Just as mucn p. .Ide in tneir peiforInance hs artists do m tneir achievements.
 T believe the lure of the same will keep Wagner and myself in the fray as long as we feel that we doing the ciuo justice"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-30
NTolesworth C,ets BoyIe

Birmingham. Sept. 29.-(Special.) )- Catcher Boyle of the Lowell team of the Massachusetts League. was drafted today by Manager Molesworth of the local club. The new man is said to have a good arm and is highly rec cinnati scout.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-30
HIT OUT GAME.

One Innings BingIes Clnches Contest
 for Cards. St. Louis, Sept. 29.-St. Louis scored two runs in the ninth inning today on two singles, a sacrifice and an error. and won from Boston. to 1.
 R.H.E St. Louis. .. .09O 900 002--2 0 Boston,. .. .... 900 01G 000--1 9 ? Batteries-Higgins and Bliss; Curtis and Smith. Time. 1:40. Umpire. Kane.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-30
SEVEN ARE ARRESTED.
Men Abused of Taking Part in Priz
 Eighfa.

St. Louis, Sept. 29.-Seven men charged with conplicity in the promo- ton of prize fights at Suburban Gar den, in Wellston, St. Louis County. were arrested today by Sheriff Gruen- finger and taken to Clayton, the coun- ty seat
 Eleven informations had been issued by the prosecuting attorney S$eef the county and the seven arrested today were Nal Doyle, Med Johnson, Sol op- penheimer and the following pugil- ists. Harry Trendall. St. Louis; George Memsic, Chicago; Jack OMara, Tole- do, O.; Dummy Schenck, St. Louis.
 The identity of the other persons against whom warrants have been sworn out. was not revealed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-30
M,auIRE CLAIMS RECoRp.

2 Manager Jim McGuire.. of the
 . Maps, objects to the claim that ! Catcher Gibson, of Pittsburg, Lad
 { ii2 consecutive games sof ball in q the National League. . Far be 1t from q veteran like | me to take any credit from nice [ young fellows like Gibson" . quoth Jim, but reference to the National League records of 1895
 will disclose the fact that in that (
 ! year l caught 133 games for the { Washington club, which was all (
 there were on the schedule. The (
 . games were necessarily consecu- tive.
 | "Gibson deserves plenty of cred- (
 1t for his performance; I'm not even disposed to try to belittle the ( [ great performance 1f 'Crief' lim-
 nier, who once caught III games
 & in a row"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-30
Inlna LOAa liame.

rokio sept, 9ss~By the score of ta sSa Giniyersity of Wisconsin baseball nine -,yo, today's game against the All-TolgiI team Each team made niue hits ana Wis ,eonsln made five erfors ana me JapaneSs four
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-30
IeffrIea Iu Paris,

Paris, Sept. 2s.-Janes J. Jeffrics. at present Is training in a suburb of Paris. He is king long walks and jumping. Nothing definite has yet been arranged regarding n fichf wtth Jack Jnhason Hugh Mcintosh has offered s...oOO for the fight in Paris
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-30
Joss's STORY
 GETS STRIKING HEADLINE.

. Addie Joss, the famous Cleve . land pitcher. is e newspaper man . these days, and lefore he lefs New [ York the other night he had tnis q to tell of his expeI lence; ( "The first story l had was on . police assignment. I turned in a 4 little yarn about a boy accidental- { ly striking his father on the head C with a hatchet and of the old man | being sent to a hospital. while the c boy was arrested.
 q "And, say" asked Addie, "wnat . do you suppose was the heading { they put on it in thu paper?" | Nobody could guess. c Easy enough" answered. Anaies
 "A Chip on the Old Block
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-30
Pitcher Miller Sold.

Mobile. Sept. 29.-The Mobile Base- ball, Association of the Southern League announced today that Pitcher Fred Miller had been drafted by the Brook Iyn National League team.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-30

President Taft will make one of the speeches at the centennial of the Dis cipIes of Christ in Pittsburg, October 11-19.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-30
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY,

National League. New York, 6; PittsbuI g, 1. Cincinnati, q: Brooklyn. 3. Chicago, B. Philadelphia, 4. Chicago, 6; Philadelphia, 3. (Secon game.) St. Louis, 9; Boston. 1.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-30
GAMES TODAY.

Nmtfonat Leagwas New York at iPittsburg. Philadelphia at Chicago. Boston at St. Louis. Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
 American LeaGua. Chicago at Philadelphia. Detroit at Boston. Cleveland at Washington. St. Louis at New York
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-30

Summary-Three base hits. Dele hanty, Cobb. II ts off Cicotte. 10. in ! Ia innings; off Pape, 2. in ga in ntngs. Sacrifice hits. T. Jones, Dele hanty, Schmidt. Sacrifice fly, Carrigan Stolen bases. Bush 3. Speaker. Cobb. D. Jones, Double plays, Mcconnell and Carrlgan: Carrlgan, Bremen and Carri. gan: Killlan, schmidt and T. Jones; Bush and T. Jones. Left on bases off Cicotte. :: or Killian. 3. Base on .rrors, Boston 1. StrucR out. by Ci. cotte, {; by Killian. 5; by Pape. 1. Passed ball. Dohahue. 1.me, 1857. Um- pires, Dineen and Connolly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-30
'otals: .......... 34 3 II 27 12
 V.n.I.nr hnt1ad for Rane In ninth

-RYerkes batted TOT FaDe Tn hInth Detroit ... OOO o40 211-e Boston ............. TOO 0O1 O1O---9
Lower coast gazette., 1909-10-30
\ Remedy for IOCkiaN

We DO not make q practice Of print
inc the nuTercuS SUI" cures Tor TIE
various Ills that the flesh is heir &c,
which are printed IN the newspapers.
The following from Green's Fruit
Grower seems so simple and so little
calculated to do an injury and the dis
ease IS 50 h~opciessiy incurabie that it
vi! do no harm to test it if occasion
arises.
He had a ease Of tetanus here; the
patients jaws were set and he was
supposed to be beyond relief. DR.. Gray
took a wooden water bucket, placed in
it one half Of the contents OF an ordl-
nary five cents paper of smoking to-
bacco. poured upon it about II gallon
of hot water, and when cooled suffici-
entity administered by enenaa In one
hour the patient was out of danger and
is alive today. A few months later !
had a pet pony, which | had. procured
for my sons use, attacked by ~tetanus,
caused by her having stepped on
rusty nail. I followed the same course,
and in even less than an hour she was
up ard eating grass and lived for years
after.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-10-30

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make good.