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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-06-03

truth, to use common parlance, l will
have to slam a good many doctors and
especially their ethics. Personally, !
feel like scoring them for their slack.
ness in investigation. They oppose
the very best method, the most reli.
able method, plastic or caustics, for
h cure of cancer, and they oppose
this without any practical working
knowledge, either of the disease or
the remedy. and l will here openly
challenge any living man to question
that statement.
Gentle reader, you will never see a
reply from any physician. Fortunate.
~, there are signs Of the ice breaking
and the arrival of spring. | have had
the honor OF presenting this subject
to one Medical College-The Lincoln
Medical College of Lincoln, Nebraska
and no doubt have the endorsement
OF the same. To any n who is in.
terested, go th~,e or write and you
will find this suLJec, has been handled
openly for the merit there is in it, pro
or con, with absolutely no secrets.
either in formulas or in practice. It
is evident hat one would be an I'm.
grateful citizen to maintain for his pc.
cuniary use any secrets that would
relieve the world from this dreaded
malady. l have an excellent practice
IN this line myself; and this article is
a plea in behalf of human kind that
other physicians take 1t up. | dare
say that at least 1000 hospitals instead
OF one in the United States could and
would be packed with sufferers from
cancer, and that If physicians would
do their duty and lay down their pref.
udices and investigate honestly and
practice honestly and skilfully.
scarcely a death in one hundred would
occur from cancer, whereas, now there
is scarcely n in one hundred saved.
and l hereby challenge any physician
% dispute the truth of this statement.
They could not if they would only
visit us and see daily as we see.
1t Is not the physicians who know
us personally, 1t is not the physicians
who have visited our institution. with
whom we have to contend, but It II
the great army who have seer nothing
OF the kind. know nothing of the kind.
believe nothing of the kind, and win
listen to nothing of the kind; for this
they ought to be severely criticised.
Yours truly,
PERRY NICHOLS, M. D.
Specialist on Cancer. Hot Sprines. s. n
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-06-03
Bidding God Coodbv.

Former Congressman Charlie Hart
man. of Montana, says that when the
til infantry was ordered from Fort
Leavenworth to Montana there was
general regret and considerable lam
entation; particularly among the
wives and children of the officers. On
the evening of the last Sunday at
Leavenworth. the daughter of Lieu
tenant D said:
Come, mother! Let's go to church
for the last time, and bid goodby to
God."-Sunday Magazine of the
Pittsburg Dispatch.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-06-03
The G. A. &. Encampment

Watertown-As the special repre-
sentative of A. S. Stewart of Hot
Springs. department commander of the
South Dakota G. A. r. Philip low
renee of Huron came to Watertown to
confer with members of the local pest
and business men in an effort to Try
and straighten out the fight over tie
date of tho annual encampment In
this city. While the o cial oder has
not been issued as yet, it ran he said
with certainty that the dates will be
changed from June Is, 16 and II TO
June %, % and 80. In order to enter
tain the encampment on those days,
Watertown is forced to change the
date of the annual chautauqua assem-
bly, in this city from June % to July
9. The changes effected will clear TIE
atmosphere for Thomas Brown of
Sioux Falls. who will probably he sue
cessful in his candidacy for the state
commandership.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-06-03

Huron-The Interscholastic track
meet, which opened here today
resulted in the breaking OF sew
erel records which have been
standing for some time past. Hunte-
mer Of Brookings bested the time for
the mile run, and Royal Brookiman
and Gilvertson, both Of Vermillion
broke the record for the broad jump
All the events were witnessed by a
large number of people, and from the
start interest was intense. The pre-
liminaries were very interesting, enc
at the close Of the program, this aft.
ernoon, the state university track
team men were a little in the lead.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-06-03

Deadwood-When It was found that
no cases were ready for trial ard that
the defendants in criminal cascs were
ready to plead guilty. the business OF
the May term of the United States ctr
cult court was wound up. the term be-
ing the shortest one held here in
some time.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-06-03
One on Uncle zohnnan

Uncle Zebo," said the 6ny From 49,
Guy, what do you keep y this No.
yard owe here?"
That's where I keep ny ehesIs. y.
swered Farmer Ashcraft.
over there?"
The goats-"
That's un~scziDtnroi.
ought to havo nv
and the goats On ~
Uncle zebulon looio1 y NJ
his glasses.. BIT asi6 n6{ki%
clearly la1 - thess.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-06-03
Then He Does.

"A man never really knows his
friends" said the moralizer.
"He doesn't rejoined the democrat
izer, until they become his enemies"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-06-03

Her Affinity.
Travers-What became ~ MI.
reacnly? She was q duck OF . kirl
Homer-That's what. She elon.A
with q quack doctor six months 4
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-06-03
MA4A1Q0l6 4 q
~44SBA#EByb(@|Dy!|
Girl Asks Senators for Days Income

statement that their income for "a
hours would never be needed, but
would be amply sufficient for the ad-
ditional education necessary to make
her a teacher.
The hope was expressed that early
attention will be given her letter and
that there will be no objection to com
plying with her wishes.
But, alas, for the little daughter Of
the old commonwealth! No million
aire senator will ever see her neatly
written, dramatically arranged and
utterly frank letter. 1t was opened
by a busy and unsentimental secre-
tary, tossed into the files of the SEN
ate," and only dust and darkness and
disappointment will ever know it's on
tents.
Every once in a while members of
congress get mighty funny letters.
Representative Griest of Pennsylvania
got n the other day, which is unique
in epistolary correspondence. His con-
~stituency has, for one branch Of it, a
lot of Mennonites, and they are prac-
tically against all demonstration of af-
lection.
One sentence in the letter read, For
Gods sake, fight this everlasting kiss
ing. Put a stop to the dirty, filthy,
sloppy habit" n the writer goes on
to state that he thinks the habit of
promiscuous kissing prevalent among
both men and women should have an
n put to it.
Representative Griest declares that
the kissers need not fear him.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-06-03

PERRY NICHOLS, M. D.
Specialist on Cancer. Hot Sprinss. 8. n
The Dolores star., 1910-04-15

Behold the wondrous beauties OF
yon sunset sky exclaimed the poet.
How prodigal nature is with its re-
splendent glories."
YES" answered the busy publisher,
in an absent.minded tone, 1T is 60
ing some to throw In colored supple
ment every day"
The Dolores star., 1910-04-15

Call at The Star Office and see sam
Piles and get prices on job work before
ordering elsewhere. Seeing samples
and getting prices places yo6 under n"
obligations whatever to give US the job
The Dolores star., 1910-04-15
rRlsuTs TO ST. LOUIS JUDGE
oaselstrstS Who Adopted Probation.
sM.Piea06' Method LaWdsd BY World
cSW0rsss q London.

The world consfess on alcoholism.
which recently closed Its session In
London, paid . special tribute to
Judge Pollard Of 81. Louis. the Ameri.
can Judge, who nine years ago adopt.
e his so-called probation.on. pledge
method for reforming drunkards. This
method simply Requires that drunk.
ards coming before the court be Civ.
ea, instead Of . prison sentence. the
opportunity Of signing . pledge to
Keep sober. II the pledge 10 signed
By the prisoner sentence ID suspend.
ed and II kept nothing more 10 done
IN the matter. This so-called Pol.
lard plan" has attained wide accept.
s>es, being now used In several for.
sign countries. After Judge Pollard
haA addressed the congress. his time
having been doubled on motion Of =
Preach delegate. = declaration was
framed which was signed By prac.
ticaliy every delegate present. ex.
pressing eradication at the recogni.
ton q his method In statute Law BY
Great Britain. Vermont. y. Q. A.. and
Victoria, Australia. and declaring that
.ths possibilities Of this wise and be.
ssaceat policy are % great that we
desire 10 commend it, adoption
throughout the world"
The Dolores star., 1910-04-15

Prof. Curt-Now, young ladies', at
tention. Miss Frivol. what did Caesar
say to Brutus when the latter struck
him?
Miss Frivol with a giggie)-I sup
pose he said 1t was real rude In him
to cut an old friend.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-15

Can you be comfortable In bed
while your brother walks the streets ?"
asked the social reformer.
YES" was the reply. for my broth.
er always hogs the covers"
The Dolores star., 1910-04-15
4Ax@IE(l|s!s'6
DaHaERs or DRINK !. YOUTH
IN Gsrsy Lie Aleehei ohesld d Rigid.
u 9sslveed from 0,st-ln caep
eoery - rehsees.

SDy r. " wiiey. n. D.. Chief q the
Bureau Of Chemistry)
Atwater IN his classical export.
msnts hes shown that . certain
amount at alcohol can b. oxidised
daily By the average healthy individ-
ual. There b another question. how.
ever. aside from the possibility Of Oh.
idisins alcohol which must b. con.
sidsred IN this connection. viz: that
- long - alcohol b not oxidised Il
acts IN Q specifically deleterious way
upon certain Tissues Of the body. The
wsllknown power Of alcohol to coagu.
late albun,en should not be forgotten.
% the cells Of the body which 90 to
make up it, organs and upon which
the functions Of such organs depend
are largely composed OF albuminous
matter. This fact should not be for.
gotten. For these reasons I entirely
agree with Dr.. Dana In believing that
alcohol should be rigidly excluded
from the diet Of early life. II used At
all II should 60 In the category Of to-
bacco. coffee. and tea.
There 10 q general impression. I do
mot know how wisely founded. that the
moderate use Of sound, old beer. wine.
whisky. brandy. and rum is helpful
rather than deleterious to health. The
danger always 10 In exceeding the linn
Il Of moderation. and the same ID
true. I believe. in regard to the use
Of coffee. tea, and tobacco.
What effect would be produced up
On the human animal II these stimu.
lants were banished II 10 impossible
to foresee. Mankind has lived on the
earth for many Thousands Of years,
according to historic accounts. during
which time the use Of fermented bev-
erases has been quite universal, and
in later times distilled beverages.
They have. therefore. produced their
Impression ~ q part Of his environ
mon. upon the human animal a. he 10
to-day.
Whether that impression has been
for good or bad 10 . matter upon
which wide variance of opinion may
Justly BE- held.
Until within q few years ! have
been opposed to forced prohibition. II
man should never be subjected to any
temptation. his stamina Of character
and power Of resistance to evil would
un1oubtedly b diminished This
would b . very sad condition Of AZ
fairs II ct the same time the evil H.
sslf were mt oeliterated.
h the last few years have been 70
imprssssd With he evils Of the exces.
sive ne oeaicoholic beverages Of all
kinds that feel At times - n uni
veSsal prohibition could BE- nothing
lees than q blessing. At the same
time ! believe that 1.-THE very moderate
U.S. Of the. very best old fermented
and distilled beverages may be con.
ducive TO health and longevity II this
U.S. 10 not begun until the formative
period Of life 10 c0mplsted.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-15

"She doesn't appear to be very
happy"
NO, she married her husband for
revenge"
Hated him. eh?"
mo, hated the girl he was engaged
to-"
The Dolores star., 1910-04-15
As s. The 1,,.I pays VS., Or
the EARTH

: e the DAYS OF heaven upon the
SIS -
p1msnence OF w ire prom
so .prinss rom the quality OF the
Ius nveo. inc continuance OF isra,
" National existence q the seed
~. " nc Gays o. heaven upon
tne earn ms mas been the dream
M. Wsys, tn's the nope OF me
ssNniui. inc VISION OF the seer. IN Some
W" % otne!. tne great consumma-
.ion inst inspires tne WORK Of the 70
Io.msr. tne pnnantnrop'st ana the
the dsy. q, hs.var vron -. as..s.
The.. vora. .rs,v s....,h. 80.
rsach,n. sorv.rd vh,.h 20 80. !.
everv na~a ~ ~. mia ,,on, 80. !.
ani.h. ,hron.h tho h,.,o,, - a.
chosen neon,e NJ y.r.e, ,h.,,,.a 49,
vision. ~ ,he nronhs.. .v.n .s-c,,.s
the var. ~ the,r .or.o- "a -
.n.,r A. thew crv M, 81 Yo-S 49,
Ion. nov lor,,. No.h,n. 81. ID,
..,isfv th.m ro,h,n. a.. ~, g..
.tr,ve for M, .th. d.v. - 49,.
unon the earth. There 4. M .,r.,a
phrase which can so sum uD In our
own life the aim Of the people. Think
how II explains, for instance, the
books OF the Old Testament; or think
how II gives the moral Of all the his
tor,c.I hooh. ~ the Ola Te.t.ms,,
Ana mi. /. M Toe, ,rus vh.r ,hav
tell us. a. they 10 often GO. Of days
tnat were - nel upon eartn. Trace
tne content OF TINS very promise that
u should De dinerent. that II should
% or might nave been rs the very
days OF heaven upon the earth"
Think how II expresses the prophet.
ic books, 30 varied IN time. in tenn.
Der, in language, and yet one and
the same In their possession of this
idea, warning. threatening: all in.
spired by the same thing and all
sustained BY their sense Of the days
that shall be "the very day OF heaven
upon earth" Think, also. how II Gov.
ers and expresses the whole new Tes.
lament, from that message of John
the Baptist. from his announcement
that the Kingdom Of heaven was st
hand. from the birth Of Jesus Christ
at Bethlehem, to that vision of the
holy city.
Think how II expresses our Lords
teaching about the gentle life. about
forgiveness. about love and humble
piety. His teaching about the King.
dom Of God which In the body he
came To found: his prayer. which he
...-AA -. aa--i-, 4. a.. =, 49,
The Dolores star., 1910-04-15
!AHsg!!z.sS5vppeek
IN FARM
AAM... M-

Good butter 10 always In demand.
The best hay. next to alfalfa. y
clover.
The little pigs should b. supplied
. variety Of feeds.
The breed 10 OF less importance
than the surroundings.
II 10 better to be an honest man
In one language than . liar In I'VE.
The total output Of farm wagons In
: year Of normal trade approximatss
500. 900. i,
Pure-bred poultry costs more than
the other kind. but bring better prices
when sold.
Replenish the stock Of wood on the
back porch. Do . little better than
that--increase the pile.
Most shepherds believe that the
blood that goes to maintain long fat
tail should 90 into the body OF the
lamb.
The decrease Of beef cattle from
1907 to 1908 was 1.4S2.73l. and the
present supply falls short OF last years
total BY $4,000.
The growing and harvesting Of rape
for seed Ii an industry worthy Of A.
tention In districts where the soil and
climate are suitable.
Be sure that the new hen house b
located where the drainage 10 good.
and not In . place where water will
stand for any length Of time.
In winter % much variety should b
furnished the sows and pigs - possi-
bic. They need some roughage. They
will eat clover hay and corn stalks.
II the young pigs should show signs
ef looseness Of the bowels. shut on all
feed to the SOW but dry oats for day
or two, and the trouble will usually
disappear.
In economical pig feeding " must
make the most Of our grain feeds By
minsline them with coarse cheap
the ration.
.e...,,,. han. A.. ,.,,.,,, n.,.
81. A. ~ ~. ..1s,.s. -, AZ.
a.. .s. 49,. - 800 $500 =.
-" -.. ' - 800" 90 80.
-. 80 ~ s'
Corn shase mas proved 70 DC !ne
most excellent feed In fattenins
steers where . heterogeneous concen'
trate, such ~ c0ttonseed meal. mas
The Dolores star., 1910-04-15

The Burglar-Gimme all your money.
The Married Man-Sorry. old chap.
but my wife beat you to II by about q
week.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-15
The Brute,

His Wife-And did you think Of me
during your absence'
Her Husband-You bet I did. That's
why I stayed away so long.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-15
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

COUNTY OFFICERS.
County Judge. J. J. Morefield
County Clerk, Harry Sprague
county Treasurer, Charles Reed
Supt Of schools, Lallah Durward
County Sheriff, James Gawith
County Assessor, J. H Lynton
County Surveyor, George Mills
County Attorney, s. ". Carpenter
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
District No. !, W. W. Byers
District No. 2, ". J. MyIer
District No. 3, George Halls
TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor, W. F. Ordway.
Treasurer, j. W. Exon
Town Clerk, Il. l.. WILDER
Town Marshall, Billy BrumIey
Trustees:
w.. Exon, r. B. Cabell. J. N. Rush, Jr., T. H,
Akin, A. Z. Swarner, h. q. Smith.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-15

D669v00s uvS WV"
: A. ~ e ve know. the shostset -.
e.slofinnal report On Temperance vas
sssaee1 b. J. J. Barrow and o. w.
Ssr1 arouGh anA adopted ~ the
SSsaraa aoooelaeton II 1873. says the
SSs6soa 0ooor1ee. o vos - foltews:
- SSsnSoGa oAal1 tnAsslt ths siAe
The Dolores star., 1910-04-15

Tue fact that the liquor traaic ID
a menace TO the nation ands no clear,
o. dsmonstration than it, effect upon
chsh life. In : recent number Of The
lancet, Mr.. r. @. Mackereth makes
~ assoundins statement that 10 per
,cesl al The school children Of Lon
a.. undsr eight years Of age. drink
e)coAol nces y less regularly. he
elslus 10 have obtained bis figures
~ several Of ths Loodon County
0auncsl infnnt schools. The state
nent has aroused . Uo01 deal Of dis.
1870. ana one DOCTOR declares that
~ stass II s9sirs obtains mot only
- lce1oa. but over the greater pan
Z ~ coatlasas.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-15

= AWTON CAMP. NO. $50, W. Of ",
Meets the first and third Wednesday
evenings In the month over Dolores
- Opera Rouse,
J. L. MORRISON, &C.
II. J. PORTER, Clerk.
Hsmbers of other camps always welcome.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-15

Corn silase has proved to be the
most excellent feed in fattening
steers where . heterogeneous concen.
trate. such a. cottonsesd meal. has
been used with Il.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-15

Egg-eating hens are usually hens
that do not have suficient meat diet,
Give them plenty Of meat scraps OF
bugs. worms and insects and they
won't eat eggs.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-15

Hens turn their eggs twice every
day. This 10 where many incubator
people make . mistake. Incubator
eggs should be handled just like the
hen would handle them.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-07
ALLENGLISHPA PAPERS
MOURN HIS DEATH
Termed Worlds Most Fa-
nous Peacemaker.

London. MAY All the morning papers
appear with mourning borders and turned
rules All contain long editorial eulogies
Of King Edwards character as a man
and sovereign. All agree in calling him
the worlds most famous peacemaker.
Among many the following from radi-
cal newspaper may be quoted AS a sam
pie:
lie will live in the memory Of mis- sub
jects as one who was personally loved
and admired because ne reflected with
strange completeness the ideals OF the
ordinary British citizen. In all his reign
he never struck a false note in appeal di-
rect or indirect TO the body Of the ma
ton.
Seriousness Of purpose and delicate
appreciation Of the nature OF his high
constitutional Office were equally remark
able in him. He leaned 70 no party.
uttered no indiscretions. nor was his
purely personal influence over the multi
tude confined TO his own country. His
humanity won hearts wherever it was
publicly seem
Editorial references TO George V are
few and brief. 1t is recognized that his
character and ambitions are almost I'M
known quantities. The Times concludes
its editorial by saying.
we have lost a great constitutional
King. He has left us a successor in
whom We may confidently repose trust "
The Washington herald., 1910-05-07

duce him to take the desired precau-
tons
Thus yesterday. refusing to be con-
nned to a single apartment, he gave two
audiences, and It was after them. in the
course Of the evening. that his serious
condition became evident, even to him
SELF. Some ardent imperialists find Il
suggestive that both these audiences in
dicated his majesty's keenest interest in
the overseas dominions.
AT one audience, Lord Islington, who.
as Sir John Dickson Poynder. recently
toured In Canada and the West Indies
with Lord Balfour, kissed hands upon
his appointment as governor Of New Zea-
land. Al the other audience the King
accepted from the agent general for
Queensland beautiful gold-mounted cut
glass ink stand, made entirely Of Queens
land materials, as a souvenir from the
government OF Queensland"
The Washington herald., 1910-05-07
CORONATION
JUNE IL, 1902.

Edward the Seventh, by the
grace of God, of the United
Kingdom of Great Britain and
Ireland, and of the British
DOminions beyond the seas,
King, Defender of the Faith,
Emperor of India; eldest son
OF her late majesty Queen
Victoria, and of his late royal
highnesS Albert, Prince Con-
sort. Born, Buckingham Pal
lace, November 9, 1841; Gre
ated by patent Prince of
Wales and Earl of Chester,
December s, 1871; created by
patent Earl of Dublin. Janu-
airy II, 1850, all in the peerage
of the United Kingdom Of
Great Britain and Ireland.
Succeeded to the throne, IAN
uary p, 1901. Married March
10, 1863.
Alexandra Caroline Mary
Charlotte Louisa Julia, Queen
Consort, eldest daughter Of
King Christian X of Den
mark; born, Copenhagen, De
cember /, 1914.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-07

Gus attentions and department Of the
people.
The Boston papers published a letter
from the Duke Of Newcastle, which con-
cludes as follows:
4 cannot say with what kindness the
prince has been received in those cities
which he has visited in the United States
II each individual had been Instructed what
TO do, the whole people could not have
shown greater deliCacy OF feeling and con-
sideration for the position he occupies in
England. Though without the slightest
surrender OF their own claims OF indie
pendence Of action, they have ali looked
upon him as a guest. and resolved 10
treat him as such but without OVERRIDING
the character OF host In return. OF
course, every effort has been made. and
shall continue to be made elsewhere. 10
crafty the amiable curiosity Of our good
cousins to see the son OF the Queen. whom
they love and respect almost as much as
we do"