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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-28
QeWS of the Interln0untain Region
SENSATIONAL RUNAWAY
ON STREETS OF OGDEN
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. Oct. 27.-Dashing down the
Twenty fifth street hill. between Adams
and Washington avenues. this morning
vacuum cleaning appe ratus. owned by
II T. Smith and mounted on truck.
struck the cprbinE near the corner Of
Washington avenue and was thrown into
a mass OF wreckage in front OF the
Utahua drug store.
The cleaning apparatus weighs about
5000 pounds and was trailing behind ono
of the wagons of The Jogalong Transfer
company when the crest OF the hill was
reached. The brakes on the trucks failed
10 work for some reason and the heavy
machinery. gathering momentum at every
revolution OF the wheels. went crashing
down the hill The powerful team of
horses attached TO the transfer wagon
were unable to hold the heavy load and
became frightened they were pushed
down the bill. The driver managed to ex-
tricate the transfer wagon and the team
from the numbering machinery just be,
fore il carcened toward the corner and
was wrecked. Nearly two hours work by
gang of men with jacks and steel bars
was required before the street was
cleared.
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0BBED OF CLOTHING
N AND GETS INTO JAIL
Il Tho Tribune.


|of;DEN. Oct 27.-Robbed Of every
man OF his clothing with the exception
n . fancy vest left as A token OF the
-,nenity Of the thieves. Dennis Dunn
acted for the l3olice station yesterday
mining 10 report his loss. stopping al
/ saloon on the way, he tsrried long
|norch to acquire good sized bun,
.bich he had with him when he reached
M station, DRESSED in clothing borrowed
-6n the prcpri,tor OF the lower twenty
|ffh street rooIming house where he mad
zen feeced.
The police court was in session al the
Inne and Dur.n wedeod his Way through
he crowd when nc saw some OF hlS pa!s
n The mouViers bench, charged with
|1grancy.
Sc Immediately began TO offer legal ad-
Ire TO his friends in court. insisting that
hey plead ;hot guilty and contest their
|1ses Finally he became so noisy that
be busiuesi, Of the court was threatened
mn inferfe renee. Thinking that he was
he OF the, prisoners, Detective Wardiaw
ID him hi to the corridor OF the jail TO
bier up When Dunn awolSe this morn
ug. he ?mmedia,ely informed the ON
crs OF the robbery. explaining tnat ne
nd CONF 10 the station yesterday morn
nR on the same mission. but got drunk
lore te arrived. Dunn says that he
nft '"frend" Tuesday night and his
'ev found Acquaintance put him To bed.
Dunn has been employed al Hlackfoot.
|d8-, al. an electrician.
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ASSESSMENT NO. I.

The Salt Lake Realty Owners COM
pany principal place OF business. Salt
Lake City. Utah.
Notice is hereby given that at a meet
ing of the hoard of directors of the Salt
Lake Realty Owners company, held on
the 18th day of October, 1910. assess
ment No. / of twenty-five cents per
share was levied upon the capital stock
OF the corporation, issued and outstand-
Ing. payable Immediately to the secre-
tnry at his office, 3os South Main street,
Salt Lake City. Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on Saturday, Mo-
vember 49, 1910. Will he delinquent and
advertised for sale at public auction. and
unless payment is made before will be
sold on Monday, tho 5th day OF Decem-
Der. 1870 at IL o'clock noon at the sec
retary's office to pay the delinquent as
sessment thereon, together with the costs
OF advertising and expense Of sale.
J. FRANK JUDGE. Secretary.
First publication. October 10. 1910.
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PRISONER REFUSES TO
ADMIT GUILT AS F0RGER
Special TO The Tribune.

OGDEN, Oct. 27.-Athough he is he
ing daily confronted with fresh evidence
of his guilt. James Goodman. alias Sam
Brown, arrested several days ago on
charge of forgery. preserves the same
sullen demeanor that characterized his
actions a the time Of the arrest. George
Belio. proprietor OF the Ogden heor hall.
was taken to the city jail by detectives
this morning and positively identified
Goodman as the man for whom he had
cashed "A worthless check for S2l 81. The
check bore the name ~ Sam Steffen.
The police also learned today that
Goodman had attempted 10 pass check
for tho same amour: at the parlorS Of
J. 7. Rushmer. an optirian. hut the latter
becoming suspicious. called M the bank
and found that the check was worth
less He returned the check TO Goodman,
who loft the office.
Goodman refuses 10 admit his suiit nrd
-reets all Of his accuserS with suleN
smile \ formal information. Charging
forgery and Issuing fictitious checks. will
probably be fled tomorrow.
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SPANISH FORK DEMOCRATS
HAVE R0USING RALLY
Special to The Tribune.


SPANISH FORK. Oct. oI.-The Demo
Gratis held tremendously large and en-
thusiastic rally In the city pavilion here
last night. The Gprdcn City Male quar-
tette furnished the music The speakers
were Mat Thomas OF Salt Lake. Thomas
Williams OF Provo. Judge Ferdinand
Erickson OF Mount Pleasant and Jesse
Knight.
Mat Thomas roasted the apostle sena-
tor. Reed Smoot. to a finish. He said:
IF tho apostolic senator did not know
the peoples WiShcS-to lay aside his
senatorial toea and don his apostolic
robes and go out among his people, at
tend their conferences and find out their
wishes Oh the liquor question. With
burning invcctivc he showed how the
apostolic senator the presidency Of the
Mormon church and DR.. George IL
Sr;mhal had side-stcpped the liquor
question lie moderated stake Coun-
selor Senator Gardner. and told the peo-
ple 10 keep him AT home. where he be-
lonsed The speaker received hearty APP
piause from over 500 men and women
present.
The rally was preceded by a meeting
Of the Woman's Prohibition league IN the
pavilion in tho afternoon. The sneakers
were Inez Knight Allen. Mrs. Thomas
TAYLOR and Mrs. Joseph Hanson, All OF
Provo BY count there werc 700 women
present. Tho speaking was Of high
grade Light refreshments were serVeu
a the close.
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ASSESSMENT NO. "a.

New York BONANZA Mining company.
principal place Of business. room 7o4
Felt building. Salt Lake City. Utah.
Notice is hereby given that at a meet
ing of the board OF directors Of the New
York Bonanza Mining company. held on
october 10, 1916. an assessment Of two
(.) cents per share was levied and as
ration, payable at the office. room 204
Felt building Salt Lake City. Utah. to
J. H Deming. secretary. on or before
November 10. 1910. Any stock upon
paid on the said November 10. 1910. Will
be delinquent and advertised for sale
at public auction. and unless payment Is
made before. viii be sold on December
/, 1910. at 1 o'clock p. m. OF said day,
to pay the said delinquent assessment
thereon. together with the costs OF ad-
vertIsing and expenses OF sale.
]. H. DEMIEG, Secretary.
Room zoo Felt building. Salt Lake CITY:
Utah e146S
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6URY SAVINGS
In DEEP CELLAR:
Ifteen Austrians Dig Up Treas
ure Trove Yielding Them
$21,730.
flRFUL OF AMERICAN
METHODS OF BANKING
lard Represents Earnings of
Years as Laborers on
Railroads.
The Tribune.

ornEN. Oct. 27-Planted three feet
-. the cellar OF q store con6olcted by
'.e, Ga,,aros on lower Twenty htth street
nony months, stone Jar containing
ssa IN gold coins Of all denofninations
!. this morning unearthed Under the
Ssrsision OF the owners and distributed
Psreen Austrian laborers, e1ho. being
nn,,s,fu, OF American banking methods,
= used this means 10 save their earn
- the next eastbound train the for
<ssrs with the money strapped to their
'3iss in belt purses. left for their. ma
4 rountry. All of the alians have been
..,cyed as Iaborers by the railroad
ma MES centering at Ogden. Their
-';,,cs represent from fouy Ia five years
~ at from $50 TO SO month.
Uj1b the utmost confidence in their
''n,ryman. Gaveros, thay decided TO
mi thelr money In his cellar and make
= % tts custodian Joe Pjnsara. a mem-
y N the group. received $500 in $50
IA y coins when the distribution was
d "a. This morning The others received
ro,,nis varying from kllo0 TO $1,000
TSs AustrIars gave their names as
!. Fasara. Joe Uselac, Bud Stetic, lingo
'Frsh stephen NsesIc, Mile Mircovic.
cfsa Pupvsc. YarGo Stelic. Milan
Lac (;ecco konlser, Milling Milic. Marx
,ysek Dan Boscoysc and Steve Bosi-
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Death of Sanpete Pioneer,

Special TO The Tribune.
EPHRAIM. Oct. 27.-Ycsterday after
noon Jens Christian Madsen, one OF tne
nionecr residents of this city. died at his
home from old age and general deeillty'
after an Illness OF several months Mr..
Madison was retired farmer He vas
born In Denmark December .. lSJi. wa as
raised on a farm and came TO Utah in
1883. crossing the plains in Captain San
ders's company. reaching this city III
October When hc arrived here lie pur-
chased 2 (arnI. which he cultivated un-
IN nc retired on account OF old age. he
took an active part In the Black Hawk
war He WAS married 10 Anna k JACOB =
sen I'm Denmark and they mace tne rlp
together across the plains With inc ON
teams Mrs. Mad3en departed TINS me
about three yca"s ago MI Madsen Is
survived by three children. Chr's1sn,
Johanuah and Anna Is. Mr.. Ms9Sen was
onn of Tho hi1hlv respected residents OF
this city The arrangements Tor lhe iu-
nerdi have not yet been completed
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FUNERAL OF MACHINES
TO TAKE PLACE TODAY
Special 10 The Tribune.

SUSI1EI 10 TIE
OGDEN. Oct 27.-Mcmbers OF tho Oc-
den Bar association the knights Of COL
umbus ans other organizations Of which
ne WAS a member. will attend in a body
the funeral services Of Judge w. l.. Ma
glnnis al 81. Joseph's Catholic church,
Friday morning. The bar association
will meet at the courthouse Friday morn
ing To adopt appropriate resolutions upon
the death of the distinguished jurist.
President j. y. kimball has appointed
the following committees Resolutions. \
Il Haywood, ], y. McCracken. y f..
Pratt. j. n. Murphy and !. II. DeNinc.
flower committee c. {. Richards. T. D..
Johnson and Valentine Gideon
Tlle district court, which was adjourned
Yesterday by Judge j. 4 Howell. will
stand adjourned 'until Monday as token
of respect TO the family OF the deceased.
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WOMAN Is ATTACKED By
THUG, WHO MAKES ESCAPE
Special 10 Tho Tribune.

Speci4l 10 Tho TribUnc.
OGDEN. oct. 2T-knockcd down and
robbed Of her handbag containing $50,
pair Of gloves and other articles. Mrs.
James Sorenson attracted the attention
Of Night Watchrlan Richa rdson Of the
Southern Pacific railroad wards by her
screams but tho officer arrived too late
10 identify the fleeing thug, Mrs. Sor-
enEon was returning 10 the union depot
last night and had reached a point near
the east end of the Twenty fourth street
viaduct when her unknown ussailar,
spranS from the shadows and dealt her
a severe blow with his first. The wom-
an was stunned by the blow. but recov"
cred hersaif as the highNayman snatched
her handbag and ran north along the
railroad tracks.
The police claim 10 have received no in
formation of the assault and ho'dup until
this morning, although Might WaiChman
Richardson asserts that the station was
notified a short time aftcrwa rds.
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MUCH INTEREST TAKEN
IN CHILDREN'S AID WORK
Special to The Tribune.

Special To The Tribune.
OGDEN. oct. "I.--Much interest Is be
ing ma infested and a good attendance is
expected at the Weber academy tomor-
row evening. when a number OF promi-
ncpt Ogden people will deliver addresses
dealing with the scope of the work WHICH
the Aid society will undertake. II had
been expected that Mrs a. j. Gorham
of salt Lake. one Of the movers in the
chlldren'S aid work of the capital CITY.
WOULD be present, but the committee in
charge OF tho meeting has received word
from her that IL Will be Impossible for
her TO he present. Judge Noney G. Gun
nell of the Juvenile court will preside at
the meeting and the following will speak:
The Rev ". Brainard. Dr. T.. C. Cow
ans. Chief of Police r y. Browning.
Samuel q. Dye Judge J. a. Howell,
Mayor William Giasmann and Mrs, j..
NJ. Bishop Solos will bc given by Miss
b. Helen Nelson,
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0GDEN BOY HEARKENS
TO CALL OF THE WEST
'petfal 10 The Tribune.

. pQDEN. OCT 2i,-HearkeninE to the
tenierust, Stanley Stone. li-year- old.
~ has again left his home In Ogden,
-nq, somewhere along the line OF the
roqthern Pacific. he is believed TO be
<sqktng out new home. fame and for
lhe boy ran away from home few
tfeko ago and was finally located at
fno, New. Al the request or Judge
tpney c, Gunnell Of the juvenile court
<fc boy was held until his father wired
transportation for his return 10 Ogden
~ was sent here in the care Of min
lster, who happened 10 be one Of the pas
-engefs on on nastbound train.
Ine call OF the road became so in
tlhtent that the boy. disregarding his
pionise to the Juvenile officers. again
fuTcd on hike for the west. His
',ome surroundings not being Of the best
advanced as ono reason ftr the boy S
..sre .s,lre 10 leave the city. He WAS seen
rsis'ng along the Southern Pacific track
y Lakeside yesterday afternoon by some
abroad men
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SALE OF BURLEY LOTS:
SALT LAkER PLEASED
Snecinl 10 The Tribune.

BURLEY. IDA. Oct. 2I.--7he Warren
g. Anderson Furniture company Of this
I|acc cloaed deal this week for the
purchase OF two lots at the northeast
corner Of Main street and Overland ave-
nuc Burley, upon which the company
win begin tho erection at once OF a one
ste,y brick building 50Xo0 feet.
e c. Warren q! Salt Lake city. senior
member OF the firm. was In Burley this
week at the tlme the new site was pur-
chased. and was very fgvors bly, i'm
pressed with Burey and the surround
ing country. AS soon as the new build
Ing is completed the company viii be
Gin the erection OF second building
on Tic part Of tho lots not occupied by
the frsl structure. This VIII be larger
than the first SoX60 feet, three stories
high. cnd tho upper stories VIII DC htted
uu AS a lodging and roomiDg house.
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Alfalfa Seed Buyers Keen.
pecial 10 The Tribune

Special 20 lhe TlpuDc-
EPilRAIM Oct. 2I-1he alfalfa pusl-
ueys in the C;unnison valley has been
very lively during tho past two days
Last evening eleven huyers were regis,
tered al the hotels I'm C;unnison, ana an
are irving 10 secure the entire lot. IL Is
grid that there arc about twenty cars
for sale and il looks as though lbe 'ar
mcrs win get their own price: fourteeil
and onaabalf cents is being offered and Il
Is tbourht that before evening over Ia
cents will bc given.
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The Crazy Justice overruled.

Special 70 Tho 7 IrlDunv.
PROVO. Oct. s7.-After betns out but
a few minutes, a jury IN the district
court hero today returned a verdict OF
not guilty in tho case Of the city Of
American Fork Us. Chris Larson. Lar
son was convicted in the Justices court
81 Spanish Fork for selling u bot :
lie of beer 10 the city marshal and
was sentenced Ia serve six months in
tho city jail and pay fine Of S2N5. Tho
case WAS appealed and the deicnuant
found not guilty, There Is general salts
faction expressed here over the verdict
Of the jury.
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Youngsters Must Be Good.

s0I'NT'aT TO 7 WI 7 TTWUHI.
OGDEN. Oct. 25.--To prevent a rccur-
renee of acts OF vandalism which char-
aCterzed the Halloween celebrations III
Ogden last year. Chief Of Police Brown
Ing has sworn In number of special
officers. whose duty il will Ge to patrol
the residence sections of the city and
arrest those who commit pranks in vio-
la,ion uf the city ordinances. ENchanS
ing gates, lhsreting stock from corral'
ana other practical Jokes viii not nc
tolerated this year. according TO Og
denis chief Of police.
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Shoots Up the Town.
riaI 10 The Tribune.

Special "a Tho TrhunN.
OGDEN, oct 27.-Iharles Peterson. a
Swcdc. ran amucls on Tw"nt! -SlAth
street and Lincoln avenue tonight and
proceeded TO shoot up the town. Patrol
man John Cooney arrested the man, but
il required tho help of four others 10
take him TO the police station Peterson
had a new .%S-calIhcr revolver. and his
only excuse for his actions was that nc
wanted to try his gun. He VIII bc
charged with disturbing 'he reacc.
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BROOM FACTORY FOR
MURRAY NEXT IN LINE
Sne ecIal 20 The Trltnnc.

MURRAY Oct 27.--A bona fldo osfer
has been received ny President lanes
" McNenry of tic Murray Commercial
club tc the effect that a broom factory
win hc installed in Murray this win
ter assurances can ne given that
broom cory can 10 grown IN this county
President MclIcnry is row IN comnuui-
rItion with the Agri, ultuTsl college "f-
l're~s AZ Logan. with the object OF get
tln. tnciT views on the subject. That
broom corn can be raised H - certainty
as several we'll known farmers have
given Ibis information. The concern,
which is composed OF eastern people
SAYS in its letter that ii will furnish ali
the capital.
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Canning Company Answers.

Speciel 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Oct. 21.-Denyne any la
hility for the injuries received by Free
man Murray while employed at the
Utah canning factory, the company has
filed an answer in the district court IL
the suit brought by James +. Murray.
The boys custodian. setting UP contrihu-
tory negligence as defense. Al Inc
time the accident occurred young Mur-
raw was working with a machine known
as the refiner. HIS right leg and foot
were so severely injured that amputa-
ton at tho knee became necessary
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BOY ACCIDENTALLY KILLED
WHILE OUT HUNTING
Sncrial TO rhe Trihmnc.

ST. ANTHONY. Ida. oct. .I.---Ioseph
WcSt"rrerg Of ReNhure, S-ycar-old
schooluoy. was accidentally shot by
companion while they were out squtrrel
hunting TIc and his Brother and n com
panion by The name OF Eckcrscll, boy
OF chou; thcir own age, started out IN
,bo p,orr;nc with rifles and the acct
dent happcucI about 10 o'clock Young
Westcrbcrg had discharged his rifle al
a squirrel and had started to go TO the
animal when E,ckerscll accidentally
pulled the trigger. the shot taxing ef-
foe, In his companions temple. but did
MOI Kin him Instantly. He fingered sew
eral hours after the accident
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Election Judges Instructed.
Special to The Tribune.

OGDEN. Oct. 2I-George Fcikmsn.
custodian of the county building and ap
poinled by the county commissioners 10
prepar" the voting machines aud other
election supplies Tor tho battle OF bal
lots November <. met with the cinclion
judges OF ogden CITY this morning and
again in the afternoon for tho purpose
OF instructng them in the manipulation
OF the machine and other matters. in
Guiding the preparation OF the tally
sheets. the cousidcroti tiou OF challenges
and the handling OF the registration
sheets. Mir. Fokman will visit the
county districts for the same purpose IN
q few days.
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lowing couples OF this city have been
united in marriage during the past week:
Ellen Crowther and Wilford Coombs.
Lorena Crowthcr and Tom Hanson, and
Joseph Arnisen and Katie Jenson. The
first two couples were married at the
homes Of the brides and at both places
dinners were given In their honor. Tho
last couple was married In the Salt Lake
Temple. a dinner to over 100 guests
was given at the home OF the bride the
evening OF their return. after which a
ball was given In the opera house.
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Death From Severed Artery.
spccIal 70 The Tribune

SpccIdT 70 I nc TIUUIIN.
FILLMORE. Oct 27,--Marcellis War
ner one of tho young men OF this city
died Yesterday at his home from wound
inflicted the day previous In SHINING a
COYOTE He had killed the animal and
In skinning it cut his arm. covering an
artery. Medical aid vas summoned.
but nothing could he done 10 stop IN"
Needing. and he died about twenty four
hours afterward Mr.. Warner WAS horn
I'm this city about forty years ago and
was married. leaving a widow and four
children.
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Land Buyers at Myton,

CUtNIHI 10 TO
MYTON. Utah, Oct J4,-JoEn eileen, a
real estate operator, and wife. from Yer
nal. In crossing the Duchesne below
Randalell. yesterday, lost the team and
narrowly escaped drowning The buggy
was finally saved.
Several Colorado land buyers are here
looking over the country, With view OF
buying land.
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Committed to the Asylum.

Special 10 The Tribune.
LOGAN. Oct. 27.-Thomas Dove. the
Providence man who cut his throat about
a month ago in al cndcayor 10 commit
guicidc was ordered committed TO the
State Mental hospital al Provo Ncslef :
DAY. lie lad become violent again and
had threatened TO kill his wife
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Frank Olsen Dies of Typhoid,

Special 10 The Tribune.
FOUNTAIN GREEN. Oct. 2I.--FranlS
Olsen. one OF the highly respected young
men of this city. succumbed to Typhoid
fever yesterday afternoon, after an III
leaves a wife aud six children. the young
est being twins. about two wears OF age,
lie was born in Nephi about forty years
ago and when about twenty-five wears o'
acc married Clara Rubcrry or this place.
and since that time they have made TINS
uieir homc. Mr.. Olsen engaging In farm
Ing.
Weddings at Fountain Green.
Special to The Tribune,
FOUNTAIN GREEN. Oct. 2I.-The tol i
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Ohicials Visit Commandery.
pecial to The Tribune.

7 -.
PARK CITY, Oct. 2I.-Grand Com
mander OF knights Templar Samuel Paul
OF Salt Lake. and other officers, visited
the local Malta cornmandery tonight.
After the lodge business the Malta COM
mandery served a banquet. The visitors
from Salt Lake made the trip in auto
mobiles and returned TO that city about
midnight.
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Five Cars Of Feeders

Special To Tho Tribune,
SPANISH FORK, Oct. Ell j. Thorn
as shipped in a few days ago four or
five carloads Of cattle. which will be
fed In the ncighborhood Of the sugar fac
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sCR0FULA
HEREDITARY BLOOD POISON

ocrofula is a disease manifested
rsually by swelling and liberation
~ ihe glands, especially about the
9ecs. It is almost entirely hereditary
= its origin, being the dregs or re-
mslns ~, OF some specific blood poison.
where the blood is greatly weakened
|iIh Wy The scrofulous poison, the disease
laeks other portions Of the system
ces'aes the glands, and then we see its
ices IN weak eyes, poorly developed
1u'es, running sores and ulcers, skin
DISEASES, especially on the scalp, ca
Nt,nal troubles, etc. Scrofula usually
= lakes its appearance in childhood,
uoueh manhood or womanhood may
y reached before the poison pro-
ssses to the stage of outward mani
eat'oD. S. S. S. is the one real cure
,ecrofula. 1t is blood purifier
laout an equal, and it cures this
luetlve sss blood poison by removing
, Trace OF the infection from the
euiation. S. S., in addition to