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Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-04
EVENTS ON THE RUNNING TRACKS
Cowen Wins Fourth Race at Emery
Vile from Paladintan.

OAKLAND Cal. Feb. S-Rain fell at
Emeryville and the track was very sloppy.
race al a mile, and the Emery colt won IN
a drive, from Palsdinian, while StanooVer
was third. Summaries:
First race, ssix furlongs. selling: Ber-
nardo O03, Ross, 9 to u won, Sakes O0S.
Borel. Is to u second, Hush Money Q6,
Tsplin. 5 TO j. third. Time: lisa. B~anrdge,
Black Domino, Balreed, San Gil. Expect
ant. Mike Asheim finished as named.
Second race, three furlongs, purse: Syl-
via Dunbar Oo6, Butler, 8 TO ID won, LiV-
onia Q0S, Mccarthy. 3 TO p second, Tube
0:3Sls- Good Ship, Mile. Mischief. Warfare,
English Mail, Tourist Belle, Purer and Tril-
oba finished as named.
Third race. six furlongs. selling St Avon
Ql2, Mentry, II TO 81 won. Billy Myer QOe,
Gilbert, 9 TO p second. Cuernav&ca QOe, But
Ter. 10 TO y third. Time: l177s. Darlington,
Crystal Wave, Priceless Jewel and Laura
Clay finished as named.
Fourth race, mile, selling: Cowen Css, Sui
Ivan, 10 20 100 won, Paladinian go, Borel.
Is to u second, StandoVer O09. Keoeh. Z 10
- third. Time: l:4Tb. Figent, Billy Pull
man. Colonel Bronston. Sophomore, Will
more and Duchess OF Monticello finished
as named.
Fifth race. mile. selling: Melar uG.
Mentry. Z 10 u won, Blanche c. QO7. But
Ter, 1 TO u second, Invader Q0s, s~coville, II
70 . thiTd Time; l;ts4s, George kil5orn'
Der. Mrs o'Farrell. Taos and Phil Igoe
finished as named.
sixth race, futurity course, selling. Work
box one. Keogh. 3 10 s. won, Joe Rose 0O2.
Mccarthy, s 10 p second, Argonaut 0Os,
MentTy, 5 10 u third. Time: lbs Trois
Temp, ETbert, Apto ORC, Louis Streuber.
TollbOX. Moorish King. Hazlet and False
Nun finished as named
Los ANGELES, Feb. 2-SantA Anita
summaries:
First race, selling. six furlongs. Columbia
Maid Q07. Shilling s 10 81 won, NiVant QG1
Page. u TO 81 second, Noltroms 007. Yourke
5 10 ID third. Time: l:1sA- Bardolita, Win,
pie, Gold Bar and slipper also ran.
Second race. seven furlongs, selling: Law,
ton Virgins Ol2, Bulwell. lS 10 b won
Melton Cloth 0o9. McGee ? 10 u second
Joe Gaitens on. Shilling. Is 70 u third
Time: l:24%. French Cook, Neoga, Ybor
John A and DIT. Holzberg also ran
Third race selling, six furlongs, Ere.
knight the Bear Q0, BulWell, 10 10 ID won
Jane Swift 200. Goldstein. s 10 Il second
Bitter Sir O02. Shilling. Is 10 u third Time
l.l26- skye, Ravaria, An Alone. Pal, Firu
Foot, Bemsy, Smiley Metzner and Bell,
| Strome also ran
Fourth race. selling. one mile: John Car
roll nG9. HoWers, 3 10 n won. Adriuche Q0e
I McCahey. 6 10 - second. Dsndelion Ql2. f
Dugan, II 10 81 third. Time: 1:EA- Hast
Agnes, Dennis Stafford and ST ElmWoo,
also ran
Fifth race. selling, one mile and three
EiXteenths: Henry Scott 0l2. Powers. 8 TO 5
won. Merling fh6, Shilling. Z TO p second
King OF the Mist d8. DnKan. 9 10 q third
Time; l-5a- knight OF IvanhOe. AreOur
! and Obenon also ran
Sixth race. selling. five and q half fur
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-04
LIVE TALKS ON ADVERTISING
Ad Men Dine and Talk About Means
of Advertising
Omaha.

Two live ak on advertising and the
annual election Of officers comprised the
business end Of Tuesday evenings session
OF the Omaha Ad club. The rest of the
meeting consisted OF a successful engage
ment between he members and about forty
servings Of consomme rAnglaise. fillet de
sole, roast beef au jus and some other
things that sound equally good and tasted
even better TO the hungry business men
after the days work.
The dinner and meeting was held in the
cafe OF the Millard hotel and was one OF a
successful series being held by the ad men.
W. S. Wright Of the Wright & wilhelmy
company spoke on Advertising for the
Joober" and among other things urged the
use OF envelopes printed with advertise
ments OF omaha and the city's activities.
This method, he declared, would scatter
10000 pieces OF mail from business houses,
announcing Omaha's conventions. carnivals
and attractions to the middle west and the
whole country.
D. NJ. Carr of the barlow Advertising
Agency talked on the subject Of "Omaha's
Growth and Its Dependence on the De-
velopment OF Adjacent Territory" He de-
clared that the city's future depended upon
the opening up of the territory between
the Missouri and the mountains. The sd-
vantages n resources Of the state were
recounted.
Don't talk Of a big population" Mr..
Carr said, 'but get something here that
will bring a big population
For the new year the following officers
were chosen:
President, Ralph E. Sunderland; vice
president. Thomas 3. Coleman: secretary,
Frank ". HARDWOOD; treasurer, Walter
Mandelberg.
The executive and other committees will
be appointed soon by the new president.
Speakers of national prominence for fu-
ture meetings of the club are being con
sidered. 1t is intended TO secure them for
boosting the organization and the city's
business and definite plans on the scheme
are expected TO materialize soon.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-04
FOR UNIVERSITY
of Business Men VIII BE
Appointed to Advance New
Institution,

DR.. D.. z Jenkins. chairman Of publicity
for the University Of Omaha, says a citi-
zens committee. TO promote the interests
OF the institution will soon be appointed
and the campaign placed in active opera
ton. This COMMITTEES will embody prom
inent men Of business and professions in
Omaha
w are working TO get a prope foun-
dalton laid for our campaign Just at pres
emit" says DR.. Jenkins. before the matter
OF subscriptions il taken NJ. When we
are thoroughly organized then we shall
proceed with the financial side OF it."
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-04
NAY WIFE BEATER Be CITIZEN
Question is Under Amusement in the
District Court.
SUTTON MAY DECIDE NEGATIVELY
Man who Beats His wife In Liable
10 BE Turned Down on APpli-
cation for NaturaliEa-
tion Papers.

Wife beating, even when not a regular
exercise. may yet be set up as a bar to
citizenship.
Judge Sutton established the precedent
during the examination Of certain csndi-
dates for naturalization papers in district
court.
A man appeared with two brothers Of his
wife as witnesses Of his length Of resi-
dence and qualifications for citizenship.
One OF the brothers-in-law is a minister
Of the gospel.
All questions asked by the Judge were
satisfactorily answere and Walter =.
Daily, assistant United States attorney.
who has been personally taking a hand in
all recent examinations Of this character.
had about concluded TO pass the candi-
date. But. after q moments considera-
ton. he asked the minister. who was tes-
tifying, How about his moral character"
The clergyman was clearly n~onpulsed.
He fidgeted a little, then answered in. a
noncommittsl way.
Does he ink" asked Daily.
Sometimes was the answer.
bow does he act at such times"
Then the minister apparently made up
his mind to tell the whole truth. He ad-
mitted that his brothtr-in-law acted vic
iously when under the influence of liquor.
When forced to psrticulsrize, he said the
candidate sometimes beat his wife; and
when finally oorntred with the question
direct, answered, His moral character is
not good"
Mr.. DAILY submitted the question Of the
mans eligibility to the court Judge SUIT
ton asked q few more questions, and then
said he would take the matter under sd-
visement for three months.
AT the end Of that time" said the court,
you may appear here for further exami-
nation, and IL your conduct gives indica-
tons Of reformation that fact will be given
due weight"
After the adjournment OF the hearing
Judge Sutton said:
THE particular point raised in this
case is new in a way, but / made
up my mind that for three months
at least one woman will be free from thu
attacks of her husband, and the husband
himself will, I hope, see the ~advisability
Of changing his habits. In this instance he
put his brother-in-law in a very difficult
position, but TO the credit Of the ministei
it must be said he faced it like a man"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-04
ED LAWLER FOR THE COUNCIL
Ball Player VIII Run for Council
manic Nomination from the
Fifth Ward.

Eddie LAWYER, the base ball player. has
filed for council on the democratic ticket
from the Fifth ward. Lawler has hosts
OF friends who have promised him 10 rally
TO HE support when the times comes TO
cast votes. This is his first time in politics.
A NJ Peterson. republican, and Thomas
McGovern, democrat, also filed Wednes
day morning, the former for councilman
from the Twelfth ward and the latter as
councilman from the Ninth ward. Thirty
three candidates have now filed fourteen
republicans and nineteen democrats.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-04
STOCK FOOD is SCoRCHED
Blaze starts In BAsement By Ignition
of Fumes from Cat
tie DiD.

A fire that originated in the basement
vat in which ereosote cattle dip Is manufao-
tured, occurred late Tuesday afternoon at
the office and factory OF the stsndard Stock
Food company. lSlO-l2 Harvey street Pres
ident r. Z. SanbOrn Of the firm says that
the damage sustained IL less than u.eD ana
Is fully covered b. insurance
Fumes from the vat. which contained the
cattle dip made largely from ereosote. are
supposee 20 have become ignited by coming
in contact with heat from the furnace Both
vat and furnace are located IN the base
msnt, where the greatest damage was sus-
tanned. Smoke and water also did some
damage 70 the stock and office, but this is
sA~s@At u have bean slight The prompt
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-04
LoBECK WANTS FUND RAISED
Comptroller Appeals TO Legislators TO
Boost the General 10 One
Million Dollars.

City Comptroller Lobeck wants the general
fund Of the city raised from 10000 to 81. coo
900 and has written each senator and repre-
sentative from this county giving his views
and figures. BY raising the general fund
the comptroller would raise the various
department funds as follows:
Fire, S275 900 instead of 81. 900.
Police, $4,000 instead of Sl5o.o0.
Library, $4,000 instead OF $500
Park. $4,000, instead of $4,000.
Street repair, $4,000 instead OF Se5,oea.
Street cleaning. $4,000 instead OF s. 1000.
Paving repair. $4,000 instead of $1,000.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-04
Reports of storm Damage.

BOONE, Ia, Feb. 3-(special Telegram)
Reports Of damage done by the storm
continue TO grow. Hundreds Of head of
cattle and thousands Of chickens, ducks
and turkeys were killed by the blizzard.
One herd in the northern part OF the
county. while trying 10 cross a creek broke
through the ice and had to be left TO freeze
to death. A boy who was driving the
cattle. also had a narrow escape from
death.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-04
IN oORNHuskER BOARD
Prof. rhuIip. step. out Of Athletic
Central.

LINCOLN. Feb. S.-SpecialD-Becaus he
became dissatisfied with the tactics en-
plo1ed by certain member Of the JnfNer-
sity Of Nebraska athletic board. Prof. Frank
J. Phillips rendered his resignation as 2
faculty member Of the board Monday, ana
this was accepted by Chancellor Avery to-
day. Prof. Phillips was elected to the board
last spring to fill the vacancy made by the
removal OF Captain Workizer.
A successor to Prof. Phillips will DC
elected at an early meeting Of the univer-
sity senate. DR.. Condrs and Prof. Borrow
man are being mentioned as men likely 10
be considered for the position.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-04
TWO ENGAGEMENTS ARE ENDED
Young Woman Settles Matters with
Her Company and Fiance
"a Same Time.

Miss sibyl X. Smith Of Monmouth, Ill,
terminated her Engagement with the CO.
lumbar Entertainment company in Omaha
yesterday, and simultaneously brought to
an abrupt ending her engagement to marry
George w. Mason of Chicago.
The young woman is a soprano singer
and has been filling engagements in Ne
brasks with this which is under
the Chicago Lyceum bureau. She completed
this engagement yesterday and arrived In
Omaha, where she met her fiance. Mr..
Mason, and also settled matters for good
with him.
But this ending Of her engagement with
M. Mason was most cordially approved by
the latter; in fact. he was delighted 10 have
it so. The couple were married in the aft
ernoon by the Rev. J. W. conley, pastor
Of First Baptist church, at his residence,
They proceeded east this morning and will
make q few stops between here and New
York.
II was this way: Mr. Mason, who is The
Bees business representative in Chicago,
happened to be in Omaha. This fact some
how became known 20 Miss Smith-strange
as il may seem-and Miss Sraith, whose
company finished its work at some town
out in the state. wired TO Mr.. Mason to
meet her yesterday at the Burlington sta
ton in Omaha. Mr.. Mason did SO. With
him were Edwin r. McClellsnd, circula-
ton manager OF The Twentieth Century
Farmer, and Mrs. McClellsnd. The couple
were not slow in deciding hat they had
been engaged long enough. Miss Smith
went with Mrs. McC1ellsnd TO her home,
500 Marcy street. Mr.. Mason with Mr.. Nc
CIelland to the office where they buy mar
riage licenses. Later everybody called on
DR.. Conley and came away happy.
/ Mrs. Mason has been prominent in mu-
steal circles in ana about Chicago, as well
as at her home town, Monmouth, and Mr..
Mason has for some time been leading
tenor at the Church OF Christ. Baptist in
Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-04
Two Enter women's Auto Race.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 3-Two entries
have been received for the Woman's track
automobile race, scheduled for Mardi Gras
speed carnival 10 be held here February
%, q and % They are Mrs. Josnn New
ton Cuneo of Richmond Hill, y. Y. and
Miss Alice Porter OF Elgin. Ill. 1t is stated
that this will be the first event OF the
kin in the history OF automobile racing.
Three Women's races are scheduled with
the championship event al five miles as the
feature. The meeting is TO include twenty
events.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-04
BEeELlN MIXERS.
NEBRASKA CYCLE COMPANY.


TABLE ROCK. Neb., Feb. 2-CspeciA)-
last night between the town teams ~
TEcumseh and Table Rock. II was a fast
and rough GENE all the way through. The
first half ended with the score 1s to Z IN
favor OF Tecumseh, and the second half
ended with the score % 10 : in favor OF
Tecumseh. making a total OF 80 10 Il in
favor Of Tecumseh. Stewart. a former Ne
brAska university player, was the star for
Tecumseh, making two-thirds Of the scores
for that team. A return game will be
PLAYED soon.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-04
BRIDE SUES FOR INSURANCE
Woman Asks Policy Left by Her
Fiance, but Company is slow
TO Yield.

Mary ]. Ireland has entered suit in dis
trict court to recover s1.0OO from the fra
ternal order the Knights and Ladies of
Security. She alleges that since December.
1905. she has been the affisnced bride Of
the late John Edward Keyes. who died in
omaha last october and that Mr.. Keyes
had the policy made out in her name. but
that the order has so far failed TO come
across with the amount called for.
An Active sAlesman-A Bee Want Al.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-04

arrival Of the fire department and its efhe-
lent work confined the blaze to the base
ment and resulted in the comparatively
nominal damage.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-04
AUSTRALIANS HASTEN To COAST
Rugby Foot Ball Players Pass
Through Omaha. Going TO Frisco.

The Australian Amateur Rugby foot ball
team to the number OF thirty passed
through Omaha Wednesday morning on the
Overland Limited. en- route from England
to Australia. This team is composed OF
the pick of the players of Australia and has
been pla ying I'm England, Scotland ana
wales. IL has won twenty-four games.
lost five and tied one. Three games are
to be played in San Francisco. one In VIC
toria and one in Vancouver and then II
will sail for home. The players arrived in
New York Monday and are being hurried
across the continent for their games IN
san FranciEco.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-04

lonns: Decklau uG. Brooks. Is 10 ID won.
Rev Del Num- uP. Rulwen. 5 to - second
Senator Barrett Og4. Shilling Z 10 ID third.
Time. 1sQslt. Shirley Boosmore. Aunt Polly.
Kerry, Byron. Friar OF ElEin, Ards and
Sadler also ran.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-04
ILanE Defeat. sauires.

SYDNEY. n. S. w, Feb. 2-"BiI' Lang
today defeated Bill SqUiIes for the heavy
weight championship Of Australia. The
contest lasted for scveLteen rounds. Lang
was defeated by Burns in Melbourne last
EeniRmher.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-04
M mpaon-LeaghRex bond.

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. Acknowledgement
is made thai Cyclone johnny ssThomp-
son OF Chicago and Young Loughrey OF
Philadelphia. lightweights, WnlFmeet before
the Southern Athletic club here on the
night OF February % in a tsn-round bout
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-04
rs YOg ARE A TRELE sEKSiTIVE

E6ou ths efSe of year shoes, MS some sat
infnctiou 70 know that many ,pebple can
wear shaeS IN q Ska smaller bgs sprtnkling
Aliens Foot-EAse Into them Just The thing
for Dancing Perues, Patent Leather Shoes.
and tDg bnesking an New Shoes. When rub
hers or QNersboes become necessary ana
xOur aboesr pinch Aliens sFoot-Ease gives
Instant rehef sold EveryNksre. -. Sample
FREE AddrSas Alien 8 Oimsted. lie Roy.
N y Dont scorpt any substitute
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-04

the Nebraska Cycle Company last night on
the Metropolitan alleys. w. r. Schneider
had high total with SIG. and J. Haster high
single game with 199. Tonight Ortman
Stars against Daily News. Score:
MIXERE
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-04
WITH THE BowLERs.

The Metz Bros. and Ssmpecks had "a
great game last night on the Association
alleys. The Metz boys either bowleo q
Bs score or a 127, with q l57 for a sand
witch thrown in. II certainly was an IN
snd-out game. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-04
Aamir.I Rarnrtte RetIrea.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3-Read Admiral
william J. Bsrreete, superintendent Of the
naval observatory AZ Washington was
transferred TO the retired list yesterday
reason OF age. Admiral B2rnstts is
frcm New York
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-04

Last night, on the Metropolitan alleys,
the Chabot Shoe Company won two out Of
three games from the Luxus. carp was
high for the Luxus, with a 236 single game
high for the Chabots. with ga total for
three games. Tonight Kelly e. Heydens
against Hussie's Acorns. Score:
T-VTXT-C
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-04
Catch Landa In New York.

pion heavy weight wrestler OF the world. ar,
rived from Europe today on the Deutsch
land.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-04
Ininrra n liz

or bruised by a fall, apply Buckien's Ar
MICA salvt. Cures burns. sounds, sores,
eczema, piles Guaranteed sc For sale
by Beston Drug Co
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-04
SIGNAL CORPS

team In the Postoffice league last night
on the Metropolitan alleys. Qualey won ali
high honors, with 176 for single game and
46S for totals. Tonight the Carriers B
against General Delivery. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-04
METZ BROS.
sAMPDCKS.

The Signal corps boys are going right
along, taking everything and not making
any fuss about il at all The Dreshers,
after getting away from the bottom, are
taking another slump by losing all three
gameg. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-04
AMEs WINS FROM DRAKE
State COneEe Takes Holly Contested
Basket Ball Game, so to q.

DIES MONIES. Feb. 3-Ames defeated
Drake university in q hotly contested bas-
ket ball game here today, 30 TO =
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-04
De ROUEN is BARRED
One Paper Tries to Belle It-What'S
the Answer
ALL CHICAGO PAPERS USE II
Information Came 10 Omaha and
Rec Printed It@ChfcaEo Police
say FreBchmsn Cant
wrest1e Pair.
IL CHICAGO PAPERS USE II

The police of Chicago prohibited Rsoul
de- Rouen from wrestling in that city. The
Associated Press brought the news to
Omaha. The Bee printed il. another local
paper served 10y the Associated Press did
not. its sporting editor not only refused to
let 1t gs in the psper, but sought TO be
Die the fact by ridiculing il.
What's the answer?
Every paper in Chicago printed it. Evil
IDENTIFY they and The Bee had no motive
for preventing their readers from reading
anything unfavorahle about de Rouen.
Here is the Chicago, Tribune's story.
printed yesterday. which in the main, is
IDENTICAL with that printed in The Bee:
DE -ROUEN BARRED BY POLICE
French Wrestler's R~oughness Moves
Schuettler TO Action.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-04
jDoeif Now

Tomorrow A Nj too late. Take
a cASCARET at bed timei get
up IN the morning feeling fine
and dandy. No need for sickness
from over-eating and drinking.
They surely work while you
sleep and help nature help you.
Milfionstake them and keep well.
CASCARETSrMeas 1b0R for a weeks
( treatment, al druggtsts. Biggest seller
In the woud Ainion boxes a month
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-04

An Active sAlesman-A Bee Want Ad.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-04

Wrestler's Roughness Moves
Schuettler TO Action.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-18
Read the Label

Under the Pure Food Laws baking
powder labels now show the ingred-
tents Of which the powder is made.
Those who appreciate the imnort.
ance to health and good baking Of
using pure cream Of tartar powder
Will read the back OF the label care
fully and make sure that the fnrred.
tents mentioned include cream Of
tartar.
The food law does not force con-
sumers; 1t merely helps them to pro-
tect themselves. All good housekeep.
ers want cream Of tartar baking pow
ders. and will not use alum substitutes
in the food. If they know it. AS the
Ingredients are printed on the back
OF the label, all may know the facts
Good baking powder is one of the
most useful things In the kitchen. it
is easily obtained at any store: this
better 1t is. the more economical it is
in cooking materials, and the more it
conserves the health Of the family.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-18
I()ul ]

AM-OR-OU strengthen the stomach
land by that means every organ In the
body. AM-OR-OU lis nutrient tonic.
makes new blood and sound flesh.
strengthens the nerpous system, and
By it, direct action on the stomach
cures and prevents .all abnormal condi,
dons Of mind and body. such .
Neurasthenia. Depression. Anaemia,
Skin Affections. Uric Acid, Kidney
Troubles. Indigestion. Influenza ana
many other ailments. all Of which are
Impossible with a stomach in good con.
dition. A few days treatment with
;AM-OR-CsU proves thei truth or the
Stomach theory. Testtit Guarantees
lAarmlesst rand effective
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-18

that he had no disposition to give
Waterloo the worst of it. but it re-
mains fact that he did and the re.
sentiment Of the fans is not to be
wondered at. The opinion is express
ed by some that Manager Boyle
did wrong in persisting in his obiec-
tons to the decisions until he was
benched and thus bringing on the &C.
ton Of President Justice IN suspend
ing him indefinitely. 1t is thought by
many that the better way would have
been when It was clearly demonstra.
ted that Shockley was determined to
give Keokuk the benefit OF every close
decision and some that were not close
70 have kept still and protest would
then have been in order to secure the
release Of the Objectionable umpire.
Many Of the fans Of this CITY TODAY
wrote personal letters to President
Justice describing the plays that per.
mitted Shockley to make his faulty
decisions and asking that the umpire
IN question be released
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-18
AN ITCHING PALM
NO Cure for It. Other Forms Of Itch.
Ing Preferable.

There is no cure for an itching
palm the money kind Even poslam.
the new skin discovery. cannot help il.
But when It comes to eczema. the
most annoying of itching skin trou.
bios. polsam vii stop the itching at
once and cure the worst cases in a
few days. So with hives. rash, scabies,
split toes, piles, and 'scaly scalp, all of
which are different forms Of eczema,
accompanied by severe itching and
caused by imperfect digestion ana
careless diet.
Polsam comes in two-dollar jars, but
fifty cents worth will answer in curing
any OF the diseases mentioned. 1t can
be had Of any druggist. Wilkinson &
Co. make specially OF It.
That results are immediate will be
amply demonstrated over night by the
use Of the experimental sample which
the Emergency Laboratories, 80 West
Twenty-Fifth Street, New York City,
will send free by mail. in plain wrap
per. to any one who will write for it.