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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

ST. Louis 6-13-2; Pittsburg. 5-11-3
III innings). Batteries: Sallee G.
Laudermilk, Geyer and Rresnahan and
Bliss; Leifield and Gibson.
Boston. $40; Brooklyn, O-6-1. Bat
teries: Pfeffer and Graham; Schardt,
Ryan and Bergen and Erwin.
Cincinnati, 1872; Chicago, 4-102.
Batteries: Burns, Suggs and Clarke
Pfeister and Archer.
Philadelphia, $50; New York, 1871.
Batteries: Rowan and Doom; Wiltse
and Meyers.
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SAY 1T IS NOT
SAME OLD STARK
Davenport Times Says Tom Acquires
Dignity With Managerial
Standing

Davenport Times: Thomas Start,
dear old Tom! How we of the west
side of the creek used to boot and
guy him, try TO make ourselves be-
lieve his antics were ridiculous and
that he was fit subject for st,
Johns chronological collectionl And
at the same time how We used to
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Results in the Major Leagues
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results,

Detroit, 7-4-2; St Louis, 6-10-5 Bat
teries: Lively and Stanage; Hamilton
and Clarke.
Cleveland, 5-7-2; Chicago. 2-5-4. Bat
teries: Knapp and Smith; LANCE,
Scott and Payne
New York, 5-11-5; washington, 3-6-3.
Batteries: Quinn, Caldwell and
Sweeney and Blair; W. Johnson and
Ainsmith.
Philadelphia, 5-12-0: Boston. 15-1.
Batteries: Plank and Thomas; Karg
er and Carrigan
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Standing of the Clubs.

Where They Play.
ST. Louis at Detroit.
Cleveland at Chicago.
Washington at Philadelphia.
New York at Boston.
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show Worthinessl

Do something worth living for,
worth dying for, do something to
show you have a mind, and a heart,
and soul within you.Dean Stanley.
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Standing of the Clubs.

Where They Play.
Pittsburg at st. Louis.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Boston at New York.
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Notes of the
Prize Ring

Ray Bronson, the Indianapolis
lightweight, went TO Australia last
fall, where he won number OF
matches and later went to England I'M
der the management OF Hugh McIn-
tosh. His arrival home was made the
occasion of a demonstration by his
friends. He was escorted in an auto
mobile parade to hall where a recep-
ton was held. Bronson is in fine CON
dition and a number of bouts are be-
ing arranged for him in the east.
Hugo Kelly is In Chicago to BE
gin the last lap OF his training for his
bout with Johnny Thompson at Ra-
cine, April % The italian scrapper
has been rounding into shape at his
home at Antiocho.
Norman selby, known in pugilistic
circles az Kid Mccoy. fled a petition
in bankruptcy in the United States
circuit cour. in New York He placed
his liabilities at 2t,46o.4l and his as
sets at SID cash
Jack o'Brien, who recently, with the
assistance of Tony" Biddle, erected
in Philadelphia the finest fighting cluf
in America, yesterday announced that
owing to the poor patronage. in the
future the admission price would be
% cents and 80 cents instead of II
cents and 81 In his announcement
O'Brien declares the fight game Il
Philadelphia is on the wane. TIL,
fight fans differ from him.
W. f. Stone, the discoverer Of Car
Morris and the promoter who brough
him into public notice. with the ali
of the newspaper lads, has sold tn
fight pictures of the Morris-Schrec
battle to a syndicate That is he ha
sold the Oklahoma rights
A New York promoter has succeed
ed in arranging for match betwee
Albert Palzeer, New Yorks mos
prominent white hope and Cal
Morris, the giant locomotive engineer
who is the most widely heralded c
the western hopes and later conquer
or of Mike Schreck The fight is t
be held ON tn Fourth of July a
Sapulpa, Okla.
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Every golf player has an opinion
with regard to the question Of the best
part of the game The professional
masters all departments of it, while
usually the amateur perfects himself
in one thing only. Then he glories in
his ability to Guido others in that line.
An interesting discussion on golf
playing contributed to a New York
newspaper by a person calling himself
Long Drive, brings out the danger
OF losing game on the putting green.
1t Follows
THAT the game of golf is won on
the putting green is a statement which
| thought might have been made by
anybody in any clubhouse without fear
OF contradiction: and yet | read the
other day the views OF critic who
urged that too much attention was
paid to putting, that it was an over
rated part of the game, and that the
ability to get on to the green was more
valuable than the art of getting into
the hole | admit that the latter is of
no use without the former, but sus-
pect that this daring critic is either
trying to pull our legs or else he is
/ tired OF the old fruits and wishes to
administer a tonic to himself and his
readers.
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Pleasure In Long Drives.

1T may be argued, of course, that
putting takes UP too much place in the
round of golf, that its Importance is
out of proportion to the rest OF the
game, that it is too difficult, or has the
element of luck too strongly empha-
sized. 1t is certainly a heartbreaking
sight to witness player who has got
on the green in magnificent two,
proceed to take three or four more to
hole out 1t does not seem just equit-
able, but there it is, and until some
thing happens to shake the game of
golf to its very foundations-an moth
ing SO dreadful is likely to happen
we must MAKE up our minds to suffer
the agonies of despair on the green.
The golfer of experience will contin-
ue to hold the unalterable opinion that,
If long swinging drives give the great
est pleasure, 1t is the long and the
short puts that go down which win
the match.
"A very excellent hint is to aim at
the middle of the hole. The player
that aims at the edge nearest to him
is apt to be short At least. he does
not give the ball chance One has
often found it easier to hole a putt
when the flag is left in the tin That
is because the flag directs our eye to
the center of the hole; but hint
which is equally good, and which has
the additional merit of being useful
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HEART, KIDNEY AND BOWEL
TROUBLE.
Gibson Ga, June 90. l

Gibson Ga, June 29, 1911.
Prof. II. samuels
Dear Sir;-Your treatnant Is wonder
ful and l can never thank you enough
/ feel like q new person to what ] was
when I commenced your treatment. for
didn't think I would live to see an
other year when | sent to you. but
prayed to the Lord for. help and relief
for my afflicted body and mind and He
heard my prayers and 1 will praise His
name forever for the good blessings He
derful medicine and hope may be the
means OF helping other suffering ones TO
find relief through you.
When ] commenced your treatment
could hardly walk across the house: !
was so weak and nervous I could hardly
bear to talk or read, sew or cook or do
any kind OF work at all; ] could eat but
that would hurt me- my breast felt
tight and burned and hurt me all the
time: my heart bothered me so badly !
could not rest when I would lie down
at night for two or three hours. my bow
els were swollen and hard all the time;
could not bend over 10 tie my shoes
without hurting them. and they were
swelled badly and / could press holes
In the flesh and they would stay for a
while. / was SO weak I would nearly
faint sometimes and now l feel like a
new person. / can eat hearty. sleep
we'll, feel strong and have no pains;
heart and nerves feel we'll. breast don't
bother me at all; my kidneys arc bet
ter than I have for several years up to
this time.
Very respectfully,
(Signed) MRS. DORAH WIGGINS.
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RHEUMATISM AND PARALYSIS.

Cayuga. N. Y, AUG. 9. 1910.
Prof. H. Samuels,
Dear Sir:-I am improving under your
treatment right along. NY rheumatism
Ia leaving me. think another months
treatment will cure the rheumatism. and
also think It is helping my paralysis
It Is the only medicine that I ever took
that kept improving right along
sleep good nights now My shoulder
and arm does not ache nights now and
my knee is about well, can be on
my Ieet all day now. and am getting
over my nervousness, You will sec by
my writing l am not so nervous
think you will have more patients
around here In a little while I am
recommending you to everyone around
here. There IS a man here that has the
rheumatism and diabetes that I think
Will try 1t when he sees how get along
and there Is quite n number around here
that will try 1t after while. I will do
all ] can for you. I am going to send
for more before I get out. as / want
TO try II longer. Yours truly.
(SiEncd) FRED A BAKER
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GENERAL BREAKDOWN.

MAY %, lSlV
Prof. Samuels
Kind Friend-Since I commenced your
Improvement In my health, The change
in my health physically is entirely DIFF
ferent 10 anything l have ever had In my
life with all other medicines l have
taken: So far it seems to strengthen
me all through my System. Ny eye
sight is better. The varicose veins on
my right side have almost disappeared
entirely. and I do not have that desire
to urinate two or three times night.
am beginning to sleep as sound as an
infant. and 1 am gaining in weight also.
have spoken to doctor here In regard
to your treatment They laugh nt the
Idea, yet my former doctor is anxious
TO see how I will come out under your
treatment. However, / shall continue
taking your treatment as long as I see
that 1 am receiving any benefit what
ever. Now. wishing you sincerely all
success and good luck that can possibly
come TO anyone. ] remain.
Your seEvant and friend
(signed) ]. C. BLOCKER.
Belmond, Ia.
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NEURALGIA AND STOMACH
TROUBLE.
Oswego. Kan. 1924

Oswego. Kan. 1924 09.
Prof. Samuels.
Dear Sir-I received your letter quite
n few days ago but have put off answer
ing il. I certainly am very thankful TO
you for the good and great benefit /
have derived from the use OF the treat
ment prescribed by you.
WHAT I suffered before ! wrote you
in regard TO your method OF treatment
is beyond me to describe The comfort
! have now In living and being able to
go about and enjoy my food and drink
as others do, is simply wonderful.
lost Is pounds OF flesh from early
spring until after 1 had taken your
three weeks, then I commenced to gain.
and now have regained pounds OF the
10. On the whole, l consider myself as
wonderfully blessed that / saw your ad-
Vertisement. and extend to you my sim
cere thanks. Very gratefully and re-
spectfully, MRS c. L, COLEMAN.
Oswego. Kan, Box s03,
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PARALYSIS AND GENERAL
TROUBLE.

Opelousas, La, June 81, 1910
Prof II Samuels.
Dear Sir-I have received and began
taking your treatment on the 9th inst.
and am proud to say that received
beneficial results In iwenty-fou hours
after the first dose, My eyesight has
improved a hundred per cent. my pains
in al my limbs have been greatly re-
lieved- In fnct. all my Ills are relieved
! feel altogether much better.
/ desire to thank you heartily for the
relief you have procured me, and hope
and trust II will continue for. the better
until a permanent cure is effected
You will find enclosed names OF per-
Sons affected with chronic diseases.
have also given your name and address
to several other parties whom you must
have heard from by this time.
Thanking you again, / am,
r.. Yours gratefully.
Slgned) D. f. DCPRE.
Opeiousas La. r No q
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cATARRH AND RHEUMATISM

Durant. Miss. Aug 80. 1910.
MY Dear Doctor:-I know that I have
treated you too bad but there has been
so much sickness ! had no time, but /
can't Say enough for your treatment. !
nave been cured Of my catarrh In nv
nGad ana IN fact every other way: do
Wish l could thank you more.
Now / have plenty for one more week
and II l see ! need more you NAV he
sure / Will send for mora
1 want my son to take one months
treatment and | think will get him 10,
lie hns had grippe so much Now I have
given all the papers you sent me away
and they all said they were going to
send and get II. One was our pastors
wife: she has consumption. I have not
seen him since he sent for IT,
NOW you may be sure I will help you
al can Thanking You so many many
times. Your friend ''''''
MRS. w. H MILTON.
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GOULD NOT SEE FOR ONE YEAR

Benhams, Va, May 25. 1910
Prof. Samuels.
Dear Sir:-I have been using your
medicine according TO directions frac,
to report TO you that my eyes have been
greatly improved by your treatment
have been able to see my wife the last
few days. the first time 1 have seen her
for twelve months. and I can see the
flowers and the objects around me fairly
well. The catarrh In my head I feel Is
almost cured At this writing | have
one and one-half bottles OF medicine
left, I will continue to use the remain
der or the medicine until 1 can hear
from you,
Professor, having confidence that my
eyesight will be restored by your won
derful treatment. / remain
Yours sincerely,
(Signed) WILLIAM WOOD,
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BETTER THAN DOCTORS AMI
PATENT MEDICINE

NelagoDey. Okla. Aug. 26, 1910.
Prof, Samuels.
Dear Sir;-In regard TO your treat
ment Will say 1t has helped my ewes and
general condition more than all the doc
tors and patent medicines I have tried
for several years. and / have doctored
considera BILE.
feel so much better that I am going
to try to get along without any more
medicine. Will walt a month and see
how ] feel.
Thanking you for your kindness and
replacng the broken bottle, / am,
Yours respectfully,
S. s. LoRToN,
Note.-Mr. Lorton has not ordered
more treatment since writing the above
letter
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CATARRHAL DEAFNESS AND EYE
TROUBLE.
Ava, Mo.

Prof. II. Samuels,
Dear Sir-Send r. A. Kennedy of this
place two or three symptom blanks. with
some of your advertising matter, as he
wishes 10 fill in the symptom blanks and
send you, In my case, I have been TAX
ink the treatment now about a week and
1t has improved my eyes greatly. AS
to seeing, I have to wear glasses and
could not read fine print without them.
is considerable better and II seems
can hear little better. as ! was hard
of hearing. AS to the bladder trouble,
l can see no change as yet. Will con-
tinue treatment regular and report any
change. Send me some OF the adyer-
tising matter. with few symptom
blanks. / can distribute them TO good
advantage, Yours truly.
(Signed) M. C. REYNOLDS.
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STOMACH AND KIDNEY TROUBLE.

Smallet, Mo-, March 8. 1910.
Prof. H. Samues.
Kind Sir-I received your letter a few
days ago. in which you ask how i was
progressing I wish to say that l am
at present feeling fine in every way, and
have been improving In health wonder
fully since taking the treatment Of
which I commenced on the 3rd of March,
and just before taking your eye treat
ment l assure you / was a miserable
wreck. Could hardly stir about. or
course. l am not entirely we'll. but at
present I feel better than I ever did in
my whole life, l could really write sew
eral pages In describing my 4mprove-
ment. but I assure you will make a full
report at the time 1 am cured. and will
let you know more of my Improvement
in about two or three weeks.
Very truly yours
PERRY A. MCGUIRE,
Smallet, Mo.
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NERVES.

Orient, Iowa, Oct "a, 1910.
Prof. Fl SanueIs.
Dear Sir:-I will write you 2 few
lines. I am getting along so well I
haven't walked on my cruIches since
Oct. 18th; and / can do almost a man $
work again. 7 don't do the very hard =
est work. but ] feel from day to day I'm
getting stronger,
There have been quite a few from
here that have got your address. They
think Prof. Samuels Is a great man, and
do myself, for no NJ d. doctor could
have put me on my feet where l am
today. I think your treatment Is the
only thing.
/ feel that I ought to take month
or two treatment yet because I'm not
as strong as l ought to be yet
Yours truly
MR.. JOHNNIE HENCKENDORF.
Orient Iowa
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KIDNEY AND STOMACH TROUBLE.

Bruce, 5. D.. Oct. 23rd. 1910.
Prof. Samuels
Dear Sir:--I received your letter quite
a few days ago. but have put off an
swcrinS II.
I am certainly very thankful to you
for the good and great benefit / havc
derived from the use Of the treatment
prescribed by you. What suffered be-
fore ! commenced to take your method
OF treatment is beyond me TO describe
The comfort I have now in living and
being able to go about and enjoy my
food and drink aB others do, Is simply
wonderful. extend you my sincere
thanks
Very gratefully and respectfully.
MRS. WILLIAM HOFFMAN,
Bruce, S. D.. R No. 2
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for / WAS feeling so badly. but am glad
10 say now | am feeling so much bet
ter and hope l will not have to walt so
long next time
feel that | am on the road 10 health
You have done me much good | want
you to help friend OF mine IN Suffolk
She asked me TO send you her address
Some of the people around here sny II
is strange that we don't see any tesu-
moniais from Virginia, so II you wish
you can send one from me, and | can
say that one months treatment from
you has done INC more good than $500
worth OF medicine from the doctors
hore. ! cannot praise your medicine too
highly. for 7 do say 1t is the best in
the world.
Hoping you will send this lady some
of your testimonials and you can send
mine, ii you like,
Your humble patient
MRS j. w. HARRIS.
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BRIGHT'S DISEASE.

Remus. Mich. Sept 25. 1910
Prof H Samuels.
Dear Sir:-I wish to write you these
few lines today for the express purpose
OF thanking you for your very successful
treatment Of my wife's sickness, namely:
Brishts disease. We consider her en-
tirely cured of this dread malady, and
can say to any person or persons desr-
ing to benefit themselves In anything OF
this kind. they would do we'll to consult
you; and we are ready and willing at any
time TO testify to your ability to do
what you claim to do.
So with heartfelt thanks for the great
good you have done. will close. by
writing myself
Your obedient servant,
(Signed) P, F. BRADLEY,
Remus. Mich, r. No. 4. Box g.
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NERVOUS PRosTRATIoN.

VICTORIA, Miss, May 12 1910.
Professor Samues
think It is due you to tell you how
much benefit I have derived from your
treatment. Have only been using this
treatment two weeks and think after
few more weeks the improvement Will
be truly wonderful.
For months past I have been unable
TO perform my daily duties. Now l feel
almost we'll, with new energy and new
strength
! shall recommend you to my suffering
friends. Very truly.
MRS. HOGAR TUNsTALL,
Fernwood Plantation"
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KIDNEY AND GENERAL TROUBLE

Brevard. n, c.. Sept. a. 1910
Prof Fl. Samuels.
Dear Sir:-I am writing TO let You
know what my condition Is, My KID
neys never pain me now and my ca
tarrh Is almost gone I can sleep all
night without having my nose stopped
up. l think when l use the remainder
Of the treatment l will be permanently
cured of both diseases. as I have no
sign OF kidney trouble before Feb. %.
1910, and catarrh was a very uncom-
mon disease with me. think the
months treatment has cured me already
and hardly think will need any more.
Yours truly,
WALTER HURST.
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HEALTH RESTORED.

I5TUs
Prof II. Samuels.
Dear SIr:-I guess you will think 1
have forgotten you, but that will never
be. ! will never forget the man that
saved my life,
Well I suppose you will be glad
when you hear how l am keeping. l am
feeling pretty good. Last year at this
time ! wasn't able TO feed myself and
sixty pounds. 7 think that Is pretty
good, and J weigh as much as ever
did.
People are surprised TO see ME look
so well.
The crops look fine here. The wheat
is all headed out though we have had
some bad storms here, the wind today
bowed my drive shed away and broke
nay buggy. There has been lots OF dam
age done all around US. but 1t has not
hurt the crop yet.
Goodbye for this time: from
JACOB BTTTERIDGE,
Pilot Butte Sc SIX Canada.
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DEAFNESS.

Baynevllle, Kan, July 70. 1908.
Prof Samuels.
Dear Sir-Will write you about my
child. She Is getting along fine; she
seems to hear as good as she ever did.
but is still using the medicine for a
sou think she will need to use the med
icine? She hears all right now, but II
you think she will need To use the med
icene please send the same, as you have
been. Yours respectfully,
w. II. SCHULTZ.
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y WILL PAY $2,OOO.O0

an ache which have been troubled with
for years, but now they are all gone.
and ! have no shortness OF breath
heart trouble any more. and 1 am not
constipatcd. and so l feel that / have
been greatly benefited By your medicine
suppose there Is anything that will ever
do them much good any more but am
SO thankful 10 you that 1 well
as l am. Hope you VIII succeed and
help others as you have me With the
best Of wishes to you. remain.
A friend
MARY A. WATTS.
Star City. Ind.
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A STRANGE AND PECULIAR
ME THOD OF HEALING
ASTHMA.

Augusta. Kan. Nov Z. 1909.
Prof. Samuels.
Dear Sir,-Some time last December VIC
brought to you our son cambridge Lyon
who was then and had been for some
time suffering from a severe case oil
asthma. After your FIRST treatment he
had one slight attack. Your medicine
soon relieved him. and since then he has
never been troubled with asthma.
He looks much better. and now feels
that he is entirely cured. 1t was the
best investment that I ever made,
Y,Jurs very truly.
W. w. LYON AND WIFE.
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ASTHMA.

Burlington Jet, Mo, Oct 10. 1910.
Prof. II. Samuels.
Dear Sir--I have been an invalid for
Itwenty-eight years with Asthma or some
trouble similar. wherein my breathing
was affected. | have tried every remedy
known to the NJ. DIS. but failed to get
lonly temporary relief from them,
began treatment with you the Iatter
part of March: and l believe / am cured
by your treatment in the last seven
months Respectfully,
tSigned) MRS. S. A. SHIEI..
Burlington Junction, Mo.