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Australia. but he did not seem to warm
up to the proposition very strong. Wll-
lis was frank TO admit that his plans
for the future are very indehnite. ne
then, again, he may decide to lay his
man Ketchel off for while.
Ketchel himself has little to- say.
Never a talkative sort OF chap. he IS
even more subdued now than before.
Those three. teeth are still missing
from the front OF the top row, and siii
he has them replaced he does not ng :
ure to mingle' much with the multitude.
As regards fight, Ketch says he is still
full OF it and ready to start most any
time.
Coffroth and Johnston will be pas
sengers on the same, overland train. Ior
New York this morning. The promoter
probably will spend lot OF his time
pion. as they1are whizzed on their way
east. and the black champion may pos
sibly decide to fight before ConFoth
club before they land on the great
Coffroth's principal mission east is
to meet Jeffries when the big IelloW ON,
arrives in Gotham, which proDapiy VIII
be tomorrow AS things look now,
the local promoter has better chance
than any of them to land Jeff, ana II
will not be at all surprising TO the rams
II they hear the news hashed over tne
wires that Jeff and johnson VIII 40
die of next year.
Charley Harvey. owner of Owen
Moran. has wired Coffroth that Moran
will not come to this country, on ac-
count of the illness of his wife In M
stead Harvey has Willie Thomas, the
British bantam champ, on his stan; ano
IS anxious TO match him with Monte
Attell in this city. II Conrotn aI, can
bring about such match he VIII
stage it.
.Coffroth is also on the lookout for a
Z e,ch al I.anrford match for Thanks
giving day He has hunch that this n
one is the next real big card on tne
deck, and II Britt gives his consent
the same is about as good as made. Tor
Coffroth. as well as everybody else,
realizes that II will be simple matter
to get Langford's signature 70 such
set of articles.
Charley Lercari has matched Tommy
Mccarthy and frankie Smith for 10
round preliminary 70 his Frayne-
powell card, which is billed for the
evening of october 20.
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defeated both. He started off by beat
ing Morris Dasteel so badly that the
referee stopped it in the first round to
save Dasteel. Willie Meehan chal-
lenged Campi and he put up a credit
able battle, but Campi's science as
serted itself. which won the verdict for
hlm at the end of three rounds
E. Barouche of Los Angeles lost the
decision to Harry Stremmel 1876
pound Olympic man. in four rounds
An extra round was called, and Strem-
mel proved the stronger at the end
Jim Melville a local 115 pounder. re-
iIeyed William Cole of Los Angeles.
who, held the. coast Championship. of
his honors- Melville knocked his man
out in the third round A Dranga OF
the Multonomah club of Portland and
holder of the coast 125 pound cham
pionship was beaten by Joe Gre eggafns
In three rounds on points. However
Dranga still holds the title. as Greg
gains was over weight.
: Otto Schubert. 140 FOUNDER lasted
round against Chester Arlington.
John Ryan defeated Jim Smith in the
second round. The referee stopped the
night. r: Whitaker won the decision
over Louis Zimmet at the end Of three
rounds.
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Classy Golf
On Ingleside
Course Today
and Amateurs 10
Begin Tournament for
P0rf0Ia H0norS

The Portola golf tournaments, ANA
teur and professional which Will be
started today on the links OF the san
Francisco golf and country club at
Ingleside will bring together the
classiest players ever seen on a western
course. Particularly is this so in the
case of the professionals. Seven
teen of the best professional golfers In
the country will participate. While
the entry list in the amateur event Is
not as large as some in the past ii con-
tains the names OF only the best play
ers in the state.
George Sargent. professional cham
pion of the United States, together with
Alex Smith. Fred Mcleod. Willie An
derson and H. IT. Barker. all former
champions, arrived Monday. They are
but the local professionals figure to
have a chance against them. As the
money prizes are large. each and every
contestant can be expected to do his
best.
The qualifying round over ss. for
both professionals and amateurs. VIII
be held today Sixteen will qualify in
each event. The prizes. which are the
largest ever given for a professional
$1.975. Today's awards viii be 500
for the best score in the qualify ing
round over Ss holes. $50 for the next
to the next seven best scores. The
winner OF the tournament will receive
$3.50. the runner up $500 and the other
two semifnalists 5000 each.
Seventeen players entered the pro-
fessionaI event and 26 entered the am
ateur event. The amateurs and pro-
fessionals will go over the course to-
gether in pairs. The first pair will
start of at 10 o'clock and viii be fol-
lowed by the others at four minute
intervals
The drawing which was held last
night resulted in the contestants be-
ing paired Off as follows.
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Baseball for Union Club al
Stanford
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Oct. 19.-
Another interesting plan is afoot to
raise. further funds for the building of
the Stanford union club house. 1t has
been decided to hold a baseball game
between the varsity and the faculty on
october 8. The players will appear in
costumes. The faculty will wear
sweaters with the class numerals of
their graduating year, while the stu
dents will assume all sorts of ludicrous
apparel The student team has al
ready been selected. Following are
the men: Pitcher. w. c. Thiele. '0s;
catcher. J. p. Rutledge, IL: first base.
2. J. Presley, .o7; second base. L s.
'os; third base. c. H. Tallant. II: right
field, C. r. Ganog, 10: center field, r.
c. McFadden. 10, left field, A. NJ. Dono-
van. IL.
The faculty nine will be selected
from the following: A. A. Young, A. T.
Murray, #. ANGEL, B. E. Howard. q.
Searles, A. C. Whitaker. r.. b. Harshe.
C. Moser, J. e. Goodwin, j. C. L. Fish.
/. B. Cross. r. G. Woodward.
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Protest Against Crawford
Is Not Allowed
| Special Dispatch 10 The Call

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Oct. 1s.-
In the face of the fact that the Uni
versity~of California has shown an in
tention to protest d. p. Crawford '09 in
the intercollegiate match of November
13, DR.. Frank Angel, chairman of the
faculty athletic committee, has issued
the following statement: No protest
against Crawford has been Received
from California, as none is allowed in
such a case as the present one. The
determination of Crawford's eligibility
lies solely with me, as man may be
protested by the other university only
on a question of amateur standing.
California bases the protestation on
the -four year rule agreement be-
tween the two institutions. which is to
the effect that man can compete in
Intercollegiate events for four years
only. In answer to this objection DR..
Angel states: Crawford has been out
of college two consecutive years, which,
under the present intercollegiate agree
ment, constitutes one college year, and
therefore he is eligible"
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Gunboat Smith Flattens
Big Lew Taylor

Gunboat Smith continued on his
career of victory at the West Oakland
club last night by f1attening big Lew
Taylor in the sixth round Smith hit
Taylor hard wallop in the stomach
and Taylor concluded that he had
plenty of the gaff. Though not Knocked
out he was all in and when he sank
gave the verdict to Smith.
Ian sullivan, 15S pound performer
from Montana. got q 10 round decision
lively battle. Sullivan's brother. Gene
lightweight. was badly chopped up
In six rounds by the clever frankie
Edwards in the mill preceding this
The other two fights resulted as fol-
lows: Jim Fifteen knocked out Toby
Miller in two rounds. and Joe Mitchell
Cans.
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With the freshmen out of the way
the coaches at both universities are
bending all their energies to turning
out a really first class varsity Rugby
machine. The freshman squads at both
California and Stanford have been dis
banded. and only a few members on
each SQUAD who showed up well in
last Saturdays game have been placed
on the SQUADS now trying out for var
sitv honors Presley and Schaener
nave dropped several of the men who
were on the varsity squad ana Inerepy
helped the coaches to pay more at, at;
tention to those men who -reaiiy VIII
stand some chance of final selection Tor
the big gi1fe game on Novempyr arsi3y sousd has
bene cut down to 40 men, and this Will
probabl be cut further WITHIN ths
next two weeks. The Stanford squad
has also received very liberal slasn-
al stanford 1t is only the natural Sc
ouence Of events after last Saturdays
game to see such men as ARIEL, Tho,
Mitchell on the backs. and Baumgart-
ner. Frank. Fyfe and Murlin of the
forwards asked to join the varsity
squad and try out pss & for piaees Ge aps sp
ply TO Peart. Stroud, Hill. Brant, Nor.
ris Graf, Laine. Wylie, Matthews ana
a noticeable absentee from the list is
Young Mini. who played such splen-
did game for the blue and gold on. the
Ave eighth line.
training tables have been started at
both camps and a few of the freshmen
above mentioned have already found
places at the tables.
Tomorrow night the Stanford var
sity team leaves for. Los Angeles,
the Castaways California played a
drawn game with this Los Angeles
team about tive. weeks ago. Twenty
hank and Trainer Moulton will make
the trip 10 the southern. city. The 20
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Baseball Notes

A series of games has been arranged between
the Oakland team Of the Coast league and the
Oakland team of the State league, to start at the
Oakland park November 2. Seven games will be
PLAYED on the grounds OF both leagues. Bull
Perrine the American league umpire, is expect
ed on the ground in few days and he is
slated to umpire the series.
A few courses at school of elocution would
undoubtedly have some beneficial results the
voice of Umpire Finney. He tosses out bunch
of stun which has the fans guessing. There is
which can be understood. by the fans.
Henley had Outfelder. Graney on his stan yes
terday. Graney struck out three times in his
four trips at the bat.
There was quite delegation Of Portland fans
in the stand yesterday. but they had little
chance to root for their favorites, as Henley
kept them or the sacks
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Los Angeles 10. Oakland 6

Los ANGELES. Oct. 19-Runs came
in clusters OF FIVE to both Oakland and
Los Angeles today. but Los Angeles
secured one more cluster than Oakland
and won by score Of 10 TO G. Tonne
son was driven from the box in the
first inning. and Christian took his
place after Los Angeles had made
three hits and tied the score at FIVE ali.
during this inning, with bases full
Jud Smith drove the ball over fhe leff
neld fence In the fourth Los Angeles
rell on Christian hard and FIVE hits re-
suited IN nve more runs. Tozer gave
way TO Thorsen in TIE second h,,t
oakland kept on hitting the ball until
y nlts We're piled up. Only one run
iesglleo Tor oakland after the first
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KETCH DRIVES AROUND
IN A BIC RACING AUTO
Though Defeated, Michigan Lion Shows Plenty
Of Speed and Fans Ali Marvel
By WILLIAM ]. sLATTERY

of the KetcelJ Johnson light of
Saturday have been
thrilling, mention mysterious
Johnson is ready depart New York with a
filed while his vanquhed who supposed to have
in side invested the OF
in splendid cylinder Does
defeated middle champion went broke last
Saturday a all convincing. &
fight this of the country
belief
with well hld
nobody who willing to tell
particular there job place nobody bit
bashful in
dubious How
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stoLL REINsTArED

: MADISON, Wis, Oct 1s.-"Keck
Moll Wisconsin's star quarterback
who was suspended indefinitely by the
faculty discipline committee for mix
ing in a hazing affair, will join the
football squad Wednesday Moll was
given a conditional reinstatement. He
stands suspended until the students
conference committee passes resolu-
tions placing a ban on brutal hazing
at wisconsin
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LEAVES HUSBAND TO GET
MORE EXPENSIVE CLOTHES
Salesman Is Deserted by Wife
Because of Lack of Money

Arthur Shelton, salesman earning
s75 a month, testified yesterday that
he was abandoned by his wife, Irene
McAlister Shelton. because he was un-
able to give her enough money to dress
fashy. Judge Cabaniss granted him a
divorce on the ground of desertion.
The same Judge granted Emma Elite
divorce from Edward Elite on the
ground OF habitual intemperance
The marriage of Druscilla W. Coch-
rane and William w. Cochrane was
annulIed by Judge Cabaniss yesterday,
the former testifying that she was in
toxicated when welded.
A suit for divorce was hled yester-
day by Ralph A. Couey against Mar
guerita Couey on the ground Oh de-
sertion.
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BILLIARD TOURNAMENT

NEW YORK, Oct. 19.-A tournament
to revive the worlds championship at
the Is inch balkline game of billiards
(two shots IND has oeen organized by
New York enthusiasts.
The contest will be held in Madison
Square garden commencing November
%. Entries are limited to six. and the
trophy and 40 per cent of a purse of
$1,000, with corresponding share of
the gate receipts.
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CONTROL BOTH TEAMS
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO. Oct. 19-If Sacra-
mento is to have a team in the new
State league next year it will be con-
club. says Manager Graham, and
games will be played only two or three
days a week. 1t is believed such a
team could be put on a paying basis
and could carry the surplus players of
the Coast league team. The plan is
Identical with that pursued by the Nc
Credies this year in Portland.
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scHREck BEATS ROSS

Schreck of Cincinnati easily outpointed
Tony Ross in their 10 round bout but
the match was declared draw.
Schreck had the better of the argu-
ment throughout and the gong saved
Ross from a knockou, in the tenth.
He was groggy and bleeding at the
mouth and staggered about the ring
too scientific for the Pittsburg man.
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.Yernon 4. Sacramento /

SACRAMENTO. Oct. 19.-Sacramento
lost today because the Senators could
not connect with Schaefer. Vernon
made four runs off Ehman and the
local felders. who st times worked like
q crowd Of bushers. Up TO the seventh
inning the Vernon pitcher did not allow
a man to reach first. Ia that inning
he walked Shinn and gave Myers a hit.
The ninth proved fruitful for the locals,
was taken from the bench and drove
cut a pinch hit. Fast fielding gave
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AGAINST OUTLAW ATHLETICS

NEW YORK, Oct. 19.-The Amateur
Athletic Union of the United States Is
losing no time in an effort to dis
courage the new outlaw athletic
leag1e which was recently formed
in Chicago. President James K. Sui
livan of the Amateur athletic union
has directed Otto f. Schmidt of the
central association. which is the con-
trolling body at Chicago to disqualify
every man who competes in any event
given by the new league.
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UfhciaIs: Referee-''Pete Slnltn- Umpire
Billy Reid.
The preliminary game between the
Brooklyns and the Athenians resulted
in a victory for the former aggrega-
tion by score of SO.
The. game was anybodys until Bo
few minutes of the game The points
were hard earned, the Brooklyns buck
ing the ball all the way across the
field The lineun.
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SAN FRANCISCO
Runs And mrs By INNINGS
Summary

Two base hitS-NIller f2l Berry Mohier
Sacrifice hits-MunGorr. Henley. First base on
called bslls-of Henley J. Struck out-By Guyn
;. by Henley :. Double play-Cooney 10 Olson "a
prt- Time Of game hour and % minutes. I'm.
DIES inneV and Van Hafren.
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cacRAMENT0
tBatted Tor ZamIock IN nlnth.
RIMS AND HITS BY INNINGS
fsBrashear.

Three base hits Brashear. Brown Two base
hifs-McCay. Brsshesr' Esrsn. FIRST base on
called balls-0n Ehman l. on Schaefer 2. Struck
out-By Ehmsn 2. by Schaefer Z. Double play
Time Of gsme-l hour and as minutes I'm.
nirs-TomU
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BOTH UNIVERSITIES PUT BABES
IN LINE FOR THE BIG TEAMS
By WILLIAM UNMAcK

mem will be as follows: Captain Now
Mitchell, Pemberton, Crawford, Min
turn, Thorpe. Cheda, Fitting, Reed,
Elliott, Roth, Dole, Holman. Cook,
Hubbard, Horton. Brown, Mitchell,
Kern, Stolz. Drew.
The Vancouver Rugby football team
which is to play a series of ga mes with
California and Stanford universities.
starting next Wednesday, leaves Van
couver tomorrow and is due to reach
here either Sunday or early Monday
morning. The team will be one OF the
strongest that the Vancouver union has
yet sent down to California. For the
last two weeks a series of selecting
games have been played against the
Victoria Rugby union, and only those
men who have actually made good and
come UP to the expectations Of the Sc
lection committee will be selected.
Atthe weekly meeting of the Cali
fornia Rugby referees union held last
night the following referees were ap-
pointed for coming games:
Thursday: Portola rugby game. Stadium +.
Lsfterty.
SATURDAY.: California rs. Olympic. Berkeley
J. Thomss; Nevada University Bsrbarians
Reno-L. s. Reading; Stanford Varsity rs. Cast
aways. Los Angeles-iocal man: Palo Alto high
rs San Jose. Paio AIto-W. L. Fuller: Santa
Clara vs.. Mountain View. Santa Ciara-D.
Hathaway.
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OAKLAND
RIMS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Hits OF Tozer Z. runs 5; on Tonneson & rms
g. Home run. Smith. Two base hits-WolfeT
Cameron, Kelly, Maggert, Carroll, Hogan. sac.
rihee hits-Wheeler, Codwin. Innings-Tonpe.
son l. Tozer / i-S. Stolen bases-Los Angeles
2 First base on called balls--oG Tonneson i.
Of Christian s. Struck out-By Thorsen g. hv
christian Z. Double plsys-ThorseD TO Ore1-
dorn 10 Delmas, Wheeler 10 Delmas 70 BEAN
wild pitch-Tozer. Hit by pitched bali-RoSs
Time OF game hour and So minutes I'm
pire-McGreevy.
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Friction at Reno
1speciol Diseotch 10 The Call

RENO, New, Oct 49, Friction be-
tween Mana ger Standerwick and Coach
Mayors of the Rugby team OF Nevada
university which threatens to disrupt
the team is now in progress.
game with the Olympic club, when
Manager Standerwick rushed on the
field and protested against the decisions
of the referee.
Coach Mayors has handed in his res
ignatfon because of Standerwick's ac-
ton, but it Is thought the trouble can
he matched m
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-08-09

For indigestion and all stomach
trouble take Foley's Orino Laxative
as it stimulates the stomach and reg
ulates the bowels and will positively
cure habitual Observation-Disclosures
Pharmacy.
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Following the Fashion.

Many women. and men as well, are
disturbed If they feel that the clothes
they wear are in the slightest par.
ticular obsolete. They cannot buy a
pocket handkerchief without the
anxious inquiry whether 1t is what
everybody else is wearing, or pur-
chase a shoestring without critical
scrutiny and comparison. Not mere
ly in clothes is the fashion followed,
but in social diversions. One game
gives place to another, one popular
ballad with a whistleable refrain Gusts
its forerunner completely; no sooner
is a tune learned than II is gone like
the SHOWS of yesterday Books suffer
the same incessant vicissitudes of the
favor of Fortune in mems eyes," In
most things 1t does not matter II
there is continual cycle of changes.
1t is only when 1t comes to our be-
liefs and our opinions that 1t is not
we'll to try to keep pace with the
Vagarles and eccentricities Of fashion
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BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told Briefls
for Busy Readers.

$3.50 buys your pick of flannel
pants worth $3.50 and $500 at Multi
gan & Roche's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred II. Russell re-
TUNED to Hartford, Conn, Sunday.
Mrs. Schuyler Dean and daughter re-
turned with them and will visit sew
eral places before they return.
Lis. of letters remaining uncalled
for at the postoffice: Oscar Berg, Har-
old Hillard, Earl w. Lewis, c. T.
Master & Co., Samuel Rubenstein, E.
c. lockwood, Samuel Slavin, A.
Schulman, ]. G. Sykes, Alfred Utarco,
Mrs. Nina Rice, Miss Ruth d. STEELE,
Miss Florence Wells, Mrs. G. Watson.
Miss Beulah B. Bates who during
the week of August II has been in at
tendance at Fairfax, VT, upon the In
stitute of the Vermont Christian En-
deayor Union, goes today to Spring
Grove, Vermont to the great Metho-
dist Assembly w1ieh is held annually
there, as member of its faculty in
the social department of its young
peoples assembly, the same capacity
in which she acted at the 1908 con-
yention at Fair Haven. Miss Bates
is the present assistant Junior super
intendent of the Vermont Christian
Endeavor Union and both as an or
ganizer and speaker is meeting with
merited success in her chosen work.
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FEW WOMEN LAUGH HEARTILY
Whether Due to Lack Of Humor or
chiIdhood's Training Is Unknown,
But Fact Remains.

Women laugh too little. Whether
this is due to their lack of humor or
TO childhood's training In gentle man
ners may be questioned Certain 1t is
that a hearty laugh in a woman's
voice is rare music. An audience OF
women rusties with amusement. but
seldom laughs. A group OF girls gig
gle, but do not laugh. A woman read
ing the most brilliantly humorous story
seldom gets beyond a smile. When
Sir Walter Besant, In his clever skit,
The Revolt OF Man" pictured the
time in the twentieth century when
women should have usurped all power
political, ecclesiastical and social
he shrewdly noted that laughter had
died out in England; and when men
revolted against their feminine ty'
rants, they came back to their own
with peals of laughter A Paris doc
tor has recently opened a place for
the laughter cure. II is a private
institution, and large fees are charged
The patients sit around a room, and
at a give nmoment begin to smile at
each other. The smile broadens to a
grin. and at a signal TO peal of
laughter. Two hours a day Of this
healthful exercise is said to cure the
worst cases of dyspepsia. But wheth
er the habit of laughing easily and
naturally could be acquired by this
process is oubtful-Montreal Herald
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Why They Were re.
Certified

Being a state official and authorized
to authenticate documents, | have
been called upon in my official capac-
ity to authenticate hundreds of state
ments that are so at variance WITH
the popular beliefs, and the evidence
of The text books, as to the durability
of chronic kidney disease, that the I'M
usual precaution was taken to have
them authenticated with an official
seal.
Text books declare that infiammat-
ion of the kidneys in the chronic
forms is incurable.
Several hundred letters and state
ments selected because they were
from supposed ircurables were pres
ented for attestatiOn and certificates.
The recoveries reported by them per-
NIT only two views, viz. either the age
of miracles has not passed or the text
books are wrong and the supposed
deau line between the durable and the
incurable forms of kidney disease has
disappeared To my mind there is
no escape from the latter view, and
worst forms, is no longer an incurable
indlduy.
l further certify that the recoveries
certified to as above were made by
Fulton's Renal Compound.
In attestation of the foregoing
hereby attach my signature and offici-
al seal at my Office in Montgomery
Block, San Francisco, California, this
2Sth day of February, 1908.
(SeaD Thomas S. Burnes.
Notary Public.
In and for the City and County Of
San Francisco.
Fulton's Renal Compound is the
first successful Renal emollient thus
reducing Renal Inflammation and kid
ney disease is now durable for the
first time. Even serious supposed in
durable forms yield as above.
For sale and represented in Ben
nington by w. l.. Gokay and B. A.
Quinlan.
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Beer. It's the purest, finest most
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