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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-16
SULLIVAN DEFEATS
"CYCL0NE" THOMPSON

Poeatello. Ida. Jan. lB.-Pete sullivan
OF salt Lake won the decision tonight
over Cyclone" Johnny Thompson OF
Chicago In fast 9)-round contest. Only
IN the third was there any danger or
the shifty Utah boy falling &c stay the
limit
The Cyclone" forced the fighting from
the start. but Suliivan's cleVerness saved
a knockout Pete was In the pink or con-
ditiOn. while the Cyclone" contrary 10
All expectations, failed 20 stand up UNI
der tho grilling Pete gave him. Tom
Painter 81 Evanston refereed the bout,
and HIS decision awarding the long end
Of the gate money 10 Sullivan met with
unanimous approval
Thompson and sullivan have met twice
before the Utah boy gaining a decision
IN the first meeting, and Thompson scor-
ing a knockout In the second bout Al
the latter contest. however sullivan
was ia no condition 20 0nter the ring
The meeting tonight is considered a.
decisive.
Frank Armstrong manager for Pete
sullivan, after the bout was over stated
that he would rather see Cyclone"
Thompson and Battling Nelson meet
than any two other men "a this class
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WINNERS IN LAST
EVENINGS FIGHTS
Packy Mcfarland Has Better OF
Fighting Dick"
HyIand.
SULLIVAN BEATS THOMPSON.
In Good Condition This Time He
Clearly Earns Decision Over
Cyclone" Johnnie.

Los Angeles Cal, Jan. 15-Packy Nc
Farland of Chicago and Dick Hyland OF
San Francisco fought 10 rounds. no de-
cision, before the Pacific Athletic club
tonight Mcfarland did the olsverer OF
the lighting, but Hyland was strong
throughout. coming back after every ex-
change with the exception OF the final
rounds. Mcfarland landed many more
clean blows than his opponent. and was
stronger at the finish. The Chicago boy
started right after his man in the tenth
round, hghting him from one side OF the
ring to the other, The only thing re-
sembling a knockdoWn occurred IN this
round, when Hyland half slipped 10 one
knee lie was up lighting but McFar-
land fairly smOthered him with rights
and lefts to the head. Hyland was hang
inG on throughout the last half Of this
round Packy eXcolled In long range
lighting. but Hyland more than held his
own at close quarters. The first few
rounds were slow compared with the
final. Mcfarland started after his man
IN the eighth. but his best work was
IN the tenth round. CHARLES Eyton was
referee,
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Am ExcIusive Treatment Tor WEAKNESS.

Third race, mile and seventy yards.
seillng-Charles Green, Ill CW1sh). 90 20
1, won; Lord ROssington, 100 CTaplin), 9
10 /. second. Standover. 105 (McIntyre),
q 10 8, third. Time 80 2-5 General
Haley, Gene Russell. Beechwood, Ban
POsal Warner and Griswell finished q
named.
Fourth race, FIVE and a half furlongs,
Chamberlain handicap-Bubbling Water
IS (Deverich). 3 70 8. won; Mailman. no
(Walsh). 0 70 8, second; Little Jane. &
(RusselD, 8 to l. third Time-1;Oe. CoWen
and Del Crusader finished as named.
First race, one mile and seventy yards,
selling-Warning i12 tButler), IS TO 3,
won, Derdom. l9 wan Dusanl. 50 70 ],
second; Mennon, 109 &C. Mnler). p 70 l.
third. Time-1.49 As. Mitre, Warden Ion,
Cambyses, BolOman, Bell Menco. My Pal,
Jacomo, Phil Igoe. and Eckersan finished
named.
Sixth race selling six furlongs-Jacob-
lite. 100 (Notter). 3 tO5. won; Arasee. Jos
(Keigh). q 20 8. second; Clamor 10
(SchOville). 60 70 ]. third. Time % AS
Keep Moving. FL Picaro. Bill Eaton and
Yankee Daughter finished as named.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-16
WHAT WILL OREGON
LEGISLATURE Do?
Fifty-Two Members Are Pledged
to Support Gov. Chamberlain,
Democrat for U S. Senator.

Portland. or. Jan. 15.--whne Coy.
George r. Chamberlain has 90 votes
pledged To support him for United
states senator next Tuesday, which is
more than enough to insure his cleo
ton. the Republican leaders OF oregon
are determined 10 defeat him II possi-
bic. The anti-Chamberlain members
of the legislature have signed a call
for conference 10 meet Monday night
at salem and endeavor TO agree on
some one Republican candidate against
Chamberlain, Democrt
Ralph r.. Williams national chair
man for Oregon. states that he viii use
every legitimate means OF preventing
the election of Democrat and do an
within his power 60 secure the election
of a Republican. Williams declares that
the pledges which have been made 10
support the peoples choice for United
states senator are not binding. and
that there is no reason why any OF tho
o2 should Keep them unless they 80
desire. ~ it Us impossible 90 defeat
Chamberlain then Williams. al least.
wants the 80 opponents of Chamberlain
to vote FOR q Republican. "in order 20
prove 90 the rest Of the country that
the state has not been turned over TO
the Democrats
Assisting Williams ls Ormsby Nc
liarg. who was sent 90 Oregon during
tho presidential campaign hy tho ma
toual committee. Whether McHarg
comes in an official capacity.to use his
influence. or whether as an individual.
has not been revealed either by himself
or the other men opposing the election
of the Democratic candidate.
The conference Monday night win DE
resolved into a. caucus From present
indications. 30 does not appear possible
Co unite AN off the antl-Chamberlaln
Republican aspirants
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-16
Justice to Sheepmen Of West De-
mands Change in Present
Methods of Administration.
SAYS F. j. eoSNEY OF ARIZONA
Dcclarc~ Power &. Almost Unlimited
Greatest Danger Bciug Ia
judicial Functions.

rocaieiio. loa.. Jan is.-Thc second
days session " the National Wool
Growers association Boz this city was
marked by another attack on the for
est reserves. =. j. Gosney Of Flagstaff
Ariz ln am address this afternoon on
some Important chapters in the devcl-
opmcnt OF range control declared that
justice TO the shcepmen of the west
demands a change in the present meth
DDS OF administration.
"The power of the forest service is
thrccfold- legislative Judicial and OK
ecutive." hc Said
'sThcy make their own laws or rules
decide our rights and enforce their own
DEGREES In the Judicial functions OF
Tie service lies the greatest dlnger II
passes upon our rights involving thou
sands OF dollars. often without evil
dcnce. save reports from forest em-
ployes who we've often not allowed
to see. and whose unrclability is a
byword in the west"
lie asserted he could cite numerous
instances in his own state whore favor
itism prejudice and graft have entered
into the administration OF the national
o0rests.
I "a Wrongdoar within the ranks OF
fhe navy or military service Is tried be-
fore court-marital. which has the
power 10 summon and examine Wit
mcsscs. AS 600 other courts, bat with
This army of the forest service. dealing
directly with the rights OF the people
no such power IS given A limit must
be- placed upon the possibilities Of the
Wrongdoer within the forest service, as
wen as elsewhere In the government
service
charles o. Winter OF Encampmcnt,
Wyo.. spoke on the necessity OF MAIN
tanning the existing tariff on wool, de-
claring that the industry cannot stand
any reduction ln the present rate.
Maj Fred r.. Reed OF Shoshone Ida.
spoke briefly on Idaho irrigation and
the opportunities presented ia this
state for an extension OF the wool in
dustiy
John clay Of Chicago endorsed the
Chicago wool storage plan.
The convention viii close tomorrow
evening with the election Of officers and
the selection Of "a meeting place in 1910.
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Al Oakland

Oakland. Cal. Jan l5-Charles Cream, a
siNty-to-one shot proved tho surprise Of
the racing az kmeryNllle today, when he
won the third race. A. Walsh beat the
safe with the outsider, ana after racing
with ktandOver most of the way won
IN "a drive from Lord Hossington the
latter setting up IA time 90 beat stand
over "A head Tor second money General
Haley, the favorite, showed some speed,
but found the route TOO far,
Mndman was plunged 40 win the Cham
berlaln handicap. ne went out IN front
but Rubbling Water passed him an the
last sixteenth and won easily. Rain fell
az afternoon and the track was very
sloppy
FIRST race. three furlouEs. purse-Re-
son, no (keogh) y % 10 won't George
N, Nandle. lW (kottarl, 4 10 /. second
Eddie Eka 10 (nuteF), 70 % /. third.
Time ~ 80 Twin Screw, Alder 0ulch,
senia, Tube Rose. AmidR Jones. Oreos
and kiftie Rood also ran.
second race, nvc and "a half flrlOngs
purse -Hhnpnss no (Notterl, "a 10 i0
won Anto OIo 10 fMeiniyrel, . 20 D
sseondi Moorish King 10 (oio), q Ia b
third Timo-lii0pk a. NJ Brown.
Faneuii Hall Rampor Fidelis, Harry
Rogers LochnaEar. Diaoarnar Gull Hot
Land ana smiliua Jack Fan also ran.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-16
SUBURBAN RACE TRACK
is OPEN TODAY

In the Y. NJ c. n. sym. beginning
az s o'clock this evening. tho first IN
tercolegiate basketball game Of the
season viii be played between teams
representing the Latter-day Saints uni-
yerHitY and the -. Y. u. OF Provo. That
the game viii be hotly contested and
the score close As the opinion or an who
know anything about the ability Of the
teams. Tho y. Y. a. lineup viii be
of the game with the y. M q. IA. team
last Saturday. when the ASSOCIATION boys
were given a hard light
Ihere u some speculation as 10 what
KIM or game the j. -. S ~ team
VIII play The old stars are in tho line
az, ana lf they have had plenty OF
training should make a splendid show
ing They are confident not only OF de-
featinR Provo but expect 10 land the
championship. Anderson and TAYLOR
VIII be at guard, Miller ana Lund al
forwards. and West al center
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-16
KERN PROMISES TO
MAKE SOME ONE JUMP

indianapolis ian. l5 SO shall have
something 20 say tomorrow that win
b. plain and specific" said John W
Kern. When J make my statement ]
think Il win make them jump some"
This was said with reference 10 the
story 90 the effect that Kern believes
he was beaten for the senatorshlp
through an elaborate and carefully
worked system Of deceit and double
crossing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-16

Philadelphia. Jan. l5.-Aiza Polk 2 T.
gro. who was shot yesterday anN.s.
quarrel with Jack BlaoKburn. no ,l,t.
lightweight pugili8t. died today
Polk. wife OF the dead man Was .e.
condition Maud Piuiau. white. Who ~
also a participant in the uEhN ~,
slightly injured The western W..
clubs have been after hlnckhuih 0'
ing him attractive sums 90 box
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-16
q G g NATURES CURE
- -. y. EnR RHEUMATISM

The conditions and which produce Rheumatism all
heaal vegetable remedy the suret and safest The disease
brought about by the accumulation of acid irritating npodug
property In the blood This causes weakening and sour9g OF the rcua
which noutishng while
nerves. muscles Joints produce pain
strong adding poison
diseased blood sappng Of us remaining vitality, and perhaps n
for Rheumatism Is S. s. IL Is remedy for this disease
entirely hel vegetable ingredients xaced from the
and bs Of the forest aud fields down into the blood and
every Rheumatism ceanses puies
circulation and restores health and comfort 10 those who suffering from
this painful There Is but be
S. on
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA GA.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-16
HANDBALL TOURNAMENT.
Drawings for Singles and Doubles At
Y. NJ. q. A. last Nleht

Y. NJ. q. A. last Night
Last night the drawings for the senior
and business mons handhall Tournament
took place at tho Y. NJ &. A. The ls'
for the singles and doubles were as fol'
lows.
sinEies-raylor and Brown. Temper
and X. A. White, with Steward 10 NEE,
the winner OF this bout: Ingebretssn ani
a. q AdamHon meet. with %. l. Cox
playing the winner. Butler and j
White.
Doubles YOkei and Hardness VS. Pof
ter and Rollins. Butler and Taylor VS.
Tempest ana partner, while Adamsol
and Ray meet the winenrs OF ibis
match. lngebretHen and Cox VS. Fannng
and Steward. II. A. White and Burgess
VS. Brown and J. G. white
The tournament will be az an end ca.
y next week There are "a number or
matches scheduled for this afternoon
and evening. and following the tourna
ment the annual association champion
ship viii take place.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-16
WHAT SHALL SALARY
OF PRESIDENT BE7
Amendment to Increase il to
100000 Causes Lively De-
bate in the Senate.
SENATOR BoRAH'S VIEWS.
Opposed 90 Increases in Various sal
aric-. Dracit In Rcscmrs Making
Them Important.

Washington. Jan i5-An amend
ment 90 the legislative. executive snd
judicial appropriations BIN iucrcau-
ing the salary OF the pre- ident go Sioo.
600. OF tho vice president ana speaker
OF the house Of representatives to $40
600. with 5000 additional allowance for
catfIagos and coachmon for the vice
president and speaker ana increases
for the judiciary aEgregating S32s 500,
prccinlotcd o. lively discussion in the
SENATE today
Senator Bor1h of idaho made point
of order against these Increases On the
ground that they involve general legis
lstlon, which. according to the rules Of
the senate. cannot bc placed ON the APP
preparation bin boz face Of "a single OBJ
lection The debate centered upon the
first OF tho amendments objected TO,
which was 20 increase the salary of the
speaker " the house % representatives,
and various criticisms were called forth
against such extensive advance OF sal
aries. although many senators. without
opposing the increase. Insisted that IL
should Doe considered Ia separate bin
and not on single supply measures Of
the government.
Without concluding the debate fur
Their consideration Of the amendments
was postponed until next Monday.
when later In the day I'm salary
question was reverted 10. Senators
Lodge and Hale took opposite views Of
the parliamentary status OF the amend
ments. Mr.. Lodge Insisted that under
the rules Of the senate "a point Of order
would not lie against them, while Mr.
Hale declared that such amendments
were properly general legislation and
are included In the restrictive rules Of
the senate. He said, however, that as
there had been vast additions 10 the
military expenditures he saw no reason
why Congress should not increase the
salaries Mr.. Clay spoke against the
proposed increase, which, he said,
aggregated Sf04. 500.
Senator Culberson said that he pro-
posed az the proper time 20 offer an
amendment making the speakers sal
airy $4,000
Comparing the offices Of vice-presi-
dent and speaker Of the house, Mr. Full
ton insisted that the vice president be
ing elected by the people ana occupy
ing the highest Office except that OF
president. should have a higher salary
than the speaker
Senator Borah speaking or the point
OF order made by him. said he was op-
posed to the Increase OF these salaries,
and declared that in spite OF what had
been done Ia the past, the deficit OF
the government makes such increases
OF more consequence than heretofore
they have been. Mr. BOrah's point Of
order was still under discussion when
the senate adjourned.
-~-S-~-
His wife Is a good old soul,
he
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-16
PORTER WENT FOR LUNCH.


Chicago. Jan Is n. nortsche. "a
sainonkeopcr WINS robbed yesterday of
1850 hy "a negro porter Tho money
Was ln a drawer behind the cigar case,
and IL is said that half 90 dozen detec-
tiyes were ln the saloon when the me-
Rro took me cash.
Telling tho manager that Doe WAS
COINS ont 90 goa "a pork chop sand
wlch.' tho porter disappeared few
minutes later the theft was discofcred
hy BeriHche.
where's the porter" he asked
clio stepped out to get "a pork chop
sandwich" was the managers reply
81 hope 10 chokcs him. was Bert
fchcs observation Hos tapped the
dnmper far Fn there was n a."
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ward for amy Case III Catnrrh maj car
NOT be cured by llalls oitarrh cure.
~ j CHENEY a Co. Toledo. %.
we. the uudersi gnod, have known ~
J Cheney Tor The last lb years. and be-
love him perfectly honorable in al
business transactions and financially
able to carry out amy obligations made
by No arm.
WALDlNG. KiNNAN q MARVIN.
Wholesalo nruagista Toledo. q.
Halls caturrh Cure n taken Internal
u, ncung oiroeuy ppgn The biood ana
iimouials sent free. Price. "a cents per
bottle. SOLD by all DrlEgista
Take Halls Family Pilia roF eonstlpa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-16

London. Jan. i6-Trank Gotch. %
worlds champion heavyweight wresue
having been unable 20 arrange
match with George Hark0nschmlft
from whom he won tho tide in Chle
so, last year. viii sail FOR New ioh
Jan. 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-16
ARMS Is CHAMPION.

Victoria, B. O.. Jan. H-The steamer
Honngi. which arrived today from AUS
tralla, brings details OF winning the
worlds scullinE championship ln New
zealand by Richard Ans who defeated
william A Webb. Dec lf on Wangnul
river hy SID lengths after runaway
race Until Webb was beaten Dee put up
hard struggle
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-16

". T.. BLACK. Huntington. Utah.
Mr. Black says: II wish 10 report
that after taking your treatment for
two months for Catarrhal deafness,
that my hearing is completely re-
tored although for OVER TWENTY
YEARS 1 HAVE HARDLY BEEN
ABLE TO HEAR A SOUND OUT OF
ONE OF MY EARS AND LAST
FALL MY oTHElt EAR CLOSED
UP.
u cannot express to you my graft
tude and how thankful I feel that I
can now converse with my fellow
man without him having to almost
yell at me
Il send you my photo by mail to-
day. Respectfully Yours.
M l.. BLACK
Huntington. Utah"
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Mr.. Garner writes. Dear r,.,..
Il had been troubled with bur,,lss
IN my throat and with beictir~
1000 Tor nine years-and had nv
OF the usual SYMPTOMS THAI 20 ,-i,{
bad stomach trouble. j tried eo A
eral doctors and nearly evcrv r,os,
cine heard OF with practicafiv .-
relief-and almost gave up au bor.99
until ] decided TO try you Doctors
Aftcr course OF treatment viii w.
] ind my throat well and mv etS,-l
ach In splendid shape 30 / car ~,
anything at any time without Al,
trcss-and now have take, ~
medicine FOR six weeks. T believe ,.g
cure is permanent and j want ~
thank YOU for it-and also h say
that before treatment 1 could ny,
hear people talking TO me in NM ief,
car-and now I can hear a ygaf1t
tick. I hope this will be the mssvs
OF bringing henlth TO all who suGsS
as did, and you can use my photo
and testimonial as YOU see 81.
Very Truly.
JAMES A. GARe-pps
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New Names, New Faces, New
The Same old StOry--CureS--

Each patients
who have
know their
sk'ptesu-0t proof upon
e.
Read ur statement OF Mrs Eatonshe lives
o. other statements write
ask uena 90 cures
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NArIoNAL nrIE SHOOT.

Columbue o.. Jan. l5-Camp Perry.
nu Lake Eric. gets the big national rifle
shoot thir year. This Information was
tClcgraphed tn Adit Gen. a. O. WCis-
bright today by Asst. Adjt.-Gen. ]. n.
Rclrcr who BE- ln Washington
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FIGHT FOR CHARITY.

Lexington. Ky, Jan. t5.--Marrin ii inl
and Mike SchreClc have signed afU.r
FOR a match here within the next ih- ,.
weeks for the benefit OF The 81 jo'I'
hospital Of this city
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-16

MISS MARTHA BUCKHOLH
Lexington, Neh.
Dear Doctorg-I am sending
you my photo today and want
YOU TO publish my statement for the
benefit OF others who suffer az ] did.
had bad case OF Catarrh-with
all the disagreeaDle symptoms, and
tried many Doctors and treatments
in vain. was discouraged until
a lady friend-Mrs. II. sandermon,
told me you had cured her and /
wrote 70 YOU and began your treat
ment with some doubt MS 10 It's
success. ] treated three months. and
was completely cured and have not
had any trouble since. feel happy
TO say you cured me and / shall al
ways advise others TO go 20 you for
1 know you win treat them right
and cure them.
Very Truly,
MISS MARTHA BUCKHoLz.
Lexington, Neb.
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KEYNOTE OF MS PoLIcY.

Frankly admitting that In many i'm
stances federal administrations nave
acted toward the south as 10 an alien
country, or dependent territory. Mr..
Taft declared, with emphasis, that the
keynote OF his policy would be 10 treat
the south as an integral part Of the
country and to extend 20 Il equal and
exact Justice IN all matters.
When the president-elect declared
that he proposed 10 seleqt for federal
offices In the south. as well as In other
sections OF the country those whose
character aud reputation and standing
boa the community commend them 10
their fellow citizens as persons qualified
20 discharge their duties well and
whose presence In important positions
VIII remove. if such a thing exists.
the sense of nlienism m the govern
ment which they represent the ban
auettcrs composed OF leading citizens
from every state south Of Mason and
DlXon's line jumped 90 their feet and
for severed minutes 10 was Impossible
FOR Tan 90 proceed.
Mr. Tart was not only introduced 40
'possum and 'tatters. "a dish FAR famed
boz the south since the days "bef0' de
wah" but the banquet marked the
birth OF "a new American toy which
bids fair to dlsplace tho FAR famed
suggested boy Cart0onist Gregg of the
Atlanta Constitution The hrst 0f the
successors to the little hcaf which the
children of America have been wont
to play with since the advent of Presi-
dent Roosevelt was presented 10 tho
presidcnt-oloCt and when the TAFT smile
met the p0ssum grin, the apex of the
most brilliant and at the Same time
most unique banquet perhaps ever
given "a national figure was reached.
when the time for the serving Of
the course 0f 'possum and Eaters ana
simmons beer was reached the or
chostra. screened hy fern and ported
plants in the gallery. struck up the
stluinE strains of sousa's Georgia
Camp Meeting. while down the center
aisle ana headed directly Tor Judge
Taft there came waiter who fairly
staggered unhsr the weight of the
choicest 'possum of the very choice 100,
dressed whole and properly Furnished
With rich golden Georgia yama ana
followed by another walter with "a
hagon of perslmmon beer.
rp 10 the speakers table marched
the gnnnlng darkeya. amid AN uproar
of laughter. in which tho president
elect Joined until NE face was flooded
with color.
n was az iilis iuncturu that President
Chandler OF the chamber Of commerce
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HOME CURES BY MAIL
II YOU live out Of town and cannot
call write Drs. Shores g. Shores for
their new symptom list and get their
advice free
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WE TREAT AND c1rRE

Catarrh. Deafness. Asthma and
Lung Trouble Rheumatism. Epil-
epsy. Hysteria, Hay Fever. Tnsom-
MIA. stomach, Liver. Kidney and
Bladder Trouble. and all Chronic
Nervous and Private Diseases.