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The Detroit times., 1912-05-23

son-ave. Presbyterian church, OF wnicn
The Church OF Tomorrow Is paat'
who leaves his post TO take .neoioe
cal course. Mr.. Chanee, aitnousn
young man, Is a graduate ht Oh the
University OF Michigan, mas takep
course In law, studied medicine anu
now aims to add divinity degrees -
his accomplishments. he Is eAceeu.
ingly popular with the young peopie
of the Jefferson-ave. Prespyterian
church. Mr.. Chaffee acted as toas'-
master of the banquet.
o.
Detroit Operatic Ensemble gave an
excellent performance of the operetta
"Bulbul." Tuesday evening, In har-
monte hall. The parts were all TAKEN
nv amateurs and large audience
heartily applauded the efforts OF the
performers.
"A jurist's views of Michigan ;
moral needs" will be the subject Oh
an address by ex-justice Clauolus p.
Grant. Thursday evening, In the FITS,
PRESBYTERIAN chapel. The meeting ls
open to the public.
| o. .
There Is every Indication tnat tne
"plant market" to be held THURSDAY
I'm the new Broadway market Duiiu-
ling. will be as successful as the
tulip festival under Similar aus
plces of the Detroit branch OF tne
National Flower, Plant and FRUIT
guild. The market will offer all sor,s
of plants, flowers. shrubs, seeds ana
seedlings for sale and excnange.
Cuttings and seedlings that usuaiy
cost % cents or more may be hao LOT
one penny and upwards. The guild
members hope that their purchasers
will include those whose home sur
roundings have not heretofore includ-
ed a window box or bit of backyard
Garden. so that during the present
summer Detroit may be much pret-
tier city viewed from its. back porches
than ever before. Gifts to the market
have been numerous and practical.
the gardens and Conservatives OF
private citizens, and commercial
firms having given generously OF
:helr contents. A feature or tne
market will be the sale of a new kina
of lelly glass which Is particularly
attractive to the invalid when nlled
with homemade jelly or preserves.
The market will open at 10 and con-
time until o'clock.
The Detroit times., 1912-05-23

Stanley Konieczka. convicted in the
circuit court. several months ago, on
a serious charge made by Martha
Rujorska, and granted new trial
after the girl told at least dozen
lessons that Stanley was not guilty.
was placed on trial again in Judge
Murphy's court, Wednesday.
The Detroit times., 1912-05-23
Southern Society Elects OFFICERS.

Southern Society Elects Officers.
q. The annual meeting of the Southern
Society of Detroit was held in the
Dixie Tea Rooms. Library-ave., Tues
day evening. The meeting was AZ
tended by many Of the most repre-
sentative citizens OF Detroit, who
come from below the Mason and
Dixie line. The election OF officers
resulted as follows: President, ]. NJ
Francis; first vice-president, William
president, DR.. c. l.. Arnold; secretary
and treasurer. DR.. Sarl G. Barkley;
board OF directors, A. B. Hall, John
Sfbley and Joseph |. Bond.
The women of Paris outnumber the
men by 100000.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-10-04
catarrh Kills
Thinking Power
Gradual CIoudinE of the Brain and
Loss of Memory Inevitable
Result of Catarrh.

Catarrh anywhere in the head or throat
or ear Is right next to the brain. The
catarrh germ grows fast, does an enor-
nous amount Of damage In its burrow-
ings into bone and flesh and Is dificult
TO destroy. There are thousands OF lit
tie nerves that run from all parts Of the
face and head to the brain Some Of
these little nerves have to pass through
probably q mass Of catarrhal infiamma-
tons on the road TO the brain. When
they do they are weakened and some
times destroyed.
What affects the nerves is bound to
affect the brain, and when the nerves
are deadened by constant catarrhal dis
charges there is bound to be certain
torpor or stupidity brought about in the
brain Of the victim. Thus follows sleep
lessness, inability to think clearly or to
connect ideas. loss Of memory, lack Of
concentration. lack OF presence Of mind
and a wandering of thought.
II any man or woman imagines that
these things do not affect their earning
capacity, their cheerfulness, and the es-
TEEN which their friends have for their
brightness, they have little realization OF
the necessity Of keeping the mind al
ways clear. That is all there Is to life
When II takes such a comparatively
short time to cure this terrible disease
by the Gauss common-sense treatment
and regain the flash and brilliancy Of
the normal brain, there Is no good rea-
son why one should not spend the two
or three minutes it takes to cut out the
coupon below and send 1t to c. z. Gauss
and have him prove to you that he 10
right, and that he positively cures ca
tarrh- The coupon below mailed now
will bring You back by return mail .
package Of the wonderful Gauss treat
ment. 1t costs you absolutely nothing.
Address C. E. Gauss. 1897 Main Street,
Marshall, Mich.
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There 10 no case too serious for NJ.
Gauss to consider: no case too siieiat for
considerable attention: whoever writes to
him, receives 9 prompt reply: vhatsvsr
questions are asked are answered and
advice 10 freely given n 10 his liberal
treatment Of every one, the broad view
that he takes Of every ones wh,ms and
eccentrfcities and his sympathy for the
affiicted. that has 70 often brought forth
In letters received from happy patients
all over the land this sentiment: Thank
heavens. We have such q man a. Gauss"
II 10 not necessary to write a letter IN
asking for free treatment Just cut out
the coupon At the bottom Of this pass
and send it to c. E. Gauss. &s7 Main
Street, Marshall. Mich, and you will re-
ceive by return mail in plain sealed
wrapper a free package Of Gauss Catarrh
Treatment II will cost you nothing. and
put you under no obligation whatever.
This Is to prove to you at once what
the treatment will do. even In the worst
cases OF catarrh.
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Makes Home Miserable,

What happens at the table when thu
catarrh-sag comes on (and a man can't
eat and pull his nose at the same tirne)
We will not mention. What happens af-
ter such a meal In the sitting room, or
dressing room, or ballroom. or the stairs
anywhere and everywhere. with a hawk
hawk, hawk, can be imagined What
happens when the victim almost leans
on top Of the cuspidor in the presence
Of members of the family and hawks and
Jerks with twisted face is a subject
merely to be mentioned. What happens
during the snoring, sleepless hours OF the
night, with foul-smelling odor watt
ing about in the closed room. we can
easily picture.
And add to 1t all the misery of the
miserable man himself. Is II any won
der that divorce is seized upon as cure.
The Gauss treatment would at once
remedy all these horrible phases II left
to c. z. Gauss, Mrs. Rasmussen would
have no reason for getting a divorce,
These are cases which. though they have
their humorous angle. after all, make or
unmake the happiness Of US all. II yor,.
have catarrh in any form, cut out the
coupon below and hail II to c. E. Gauss,
ss7 Main Street. Marshall. Mich, and be
cured
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-10-04
Of Gaegne Splitting, Bad Breath and Hawkir
Terrible Dangers the Results Of catarrh Are A,
Confessions Of 4
catarrh Victim
Some of the Experiences that Ca
tarrh Forces Upon It's slaves.

Some Of the Experiences that Ca
tarrh Forces Upon It's slaves.
I get boiling mad when people tell me
I've got catarrh. I've had dozens Of
mere acquaintance. and especially one
young lady. who have come up and VEN
tured to tell me something for my own
benefit" That expression begins to pail
on me-"for my own benefit" It seems
they all want to tell me the same thing.
you ought to take something for your
satarrh; I'll tell you how my cousin got
cured, and every doctor used to say he
had the worst case he ever heard about"
Now. when a friend puts his hand on
my shoulder, I gulp in preparation for
catarrh advice. This gulp is not mere
throat action, but the swallowing of mu-
gus. Nothing would suit me better than
to have the earth open and swallow me
Up.
I walk along the street close to the
curbstone. When / ride on a car,
stand on the rear platform rather than
sit down inside. -...
I wish / could talk without having to
open my mouth to breathe. I wish that
kisses were obsolete. I wish that hand
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-10-04
SNIFFLER CHASED
OUT OF MEETING
Enraged Audience Roughly Handles
GaEger Who Interrupts Speech,

San Antonio, Tex, Sept Is-Durine a
public primary meeting here to-day. a
middle-aged man in the audience, who
was fumbling a rolled-up handkerchief
In his hand and Professionally snithIng and
pulling his nose during the delivery Of a
speech. was forcibiy elected from the as
sembly hall Cries OF Kick him OUT
and Choke the lobster, interrupted the
proceedings, and finally resulted In a
grand rush for the nose-puller by some of
the enraged hearers. He was grabbed
by the coat collar and unceremoniously
and swiftly moved toward the door.
When the man first sat down and be-
gan loudly tearing out a throat-hawk.
the audience shifted nervously. After
continuing the draw-rattle of his catarrh
through one Of the most stirring parts
of the speech, the audience gave vent to
Its feelings He was roughly handled ON
the way out and sustained several
bruises; He was taken to the county
hospital.
II is such occurrences as these which
mike the catarrh victim one of the de-
splsed OF his race. He can't help show
his disease. If this man had simply
spent few moments time to send K,
@. e. Gauss for a package OF the won
herful Gauss Catarrh Treatment, he never
would have suffered such an indignity as
being kicked out a public meeting.
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to the
THOUGHT WIFE A cossuHrrIvE.

Your catarrh medicine 3 Q wonderful
medicine Ny wife had Il 20 bad every
one thought she had consumption. She
used to cough At night, and could not
sleep At all. Ono doctor ,gav, her up.
he said she would not get cured n SEE
stayed here. have tried all kinds OF
medicines and found them no good, TIL
tried yours. and II acted right away.
recommended It to all my friends- You
may mention my name II you please, and
they can write to me and viii Let them
know how bad my wife was with eatasrh.
But she n we'll woman once more. W.
Thomas, sos Talman avenue, Chicass, NJ
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United States
Commissioner Heard From,

Having been absent for some time I
now take the opportunity of answering
your letter. took the treatment as near
ly a. could. and would state that I am
cured II II the best catarrh medieins
that I have ever taken. having tried
everything that could hear or read se:
and am thoroughly satisfied that II 10
q genuine remedy for catarrh. and II
ever feel the effects Of this disease com.
ing back to me I should immediately
order more Of your treatment. Your med.
ictne for taking internally I think Is the
best have ever used for constipation
or Indigestion. You are II liberty to use
the contents Of this letter. and any refer
ence made to me will be cheerfuIly an
swered- Edward McCagherty, United
States Commissioner. warroad. MINI,
Box l.
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Sni"hB anu hh"kinG All Doy Lonk.
kerchiefs could be turned into sheets. I
wish that no chair but mine would be
placed at the table / wish that other
people were deaf. blind. and without
noses.
I wish that were alone, always alone,
10 hawk and spit when and where I
please. I wish that was mothers little
fairy once more, with my little towseled
warm shoulder.
Now / feel that I am outcast. know
what they think Of me, every one I
know my friends shun me, for even Jack.
my old college chum, doesn't come
around and chat and smoke as he used
to do. My acquaintance only say hello.
and pass by. Mrs. Grundy. next door.
and all the other neighbors, are talking
about how repulsive / am. I see 1t in
the way they look and act.
People I sit next to get up and move
somewhere else. People who talk to me
turn their heads at an angle. And I'm
In pain. It's not physical pain. It's my
mind, too. that is In agony. I can't re-
member things as I used to. Thoughts
slip away from me. I say things / don't
mean and mean things I never say.
My head is thick and my brain is in
q fog. I walk alone, my work pals on
me, my nerves refuse me. That let-her-
go feeling has got me. I relish nothing
1 eat. and my appetite is gone. And as
I think Of my misery, must hawk again.
My cough is a rattle The ruby has
been plucked from my cheek, the flush
Of my young health is gone. Ny head
is in a fever, but my hands are cold, and
I seem to feel in them the approaching
chill Of the tomb-I have read Of ca
tarrh death, and my mothers brother
died of the same disease. Come on,
death, and relieve me.
No, my mother comes. Who, Gauss,
did you say, mother? Do you think so?
I'll try mother. Yes, II you send for
the treatment I'll use It faithfully. !
won't let 1t go a single day without US
ing 1t. They prove 1t in every case. do
you say? All right. send on the coupon
to-day. Perhaps. after all. there is a cure
and still one person in the world to live
for, one who will love you in spite Of the
catarrh, your mother.
Gauss Catarrh Treatment is the SIM
plest and surest in the world. It cures
catarrh on a common-sense plan, and
Gauss proves II. Cut out the coupon be-
low and mail It to-day and get a free
treatment Of the Gauss treatment and
prove to your own satisfaction that II
will cure you. Whether you have ca
tarrh slightly or seriously, II may be
the means Of Frightening your life now
overshadowed by catarrh. Send coupon
to C. E. Gauss, 1897 Main Street. Mar
shall. Mich.
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POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

Spare the stamps and spoil the treat
ment.
We believe in telling the truth ana
saving time.
Common-sense wins. Write and ask
any Of Gauss patients.
Down IN the mouth" can apply to the
spirit as well as the catarrh.
Half the unhappiness in the world
ZONES from little inhammations Cure
then early.
All great things are conceived In
Sweat" Gauss worked hard and pro-
auced cure that will live after him.
Some would know a great deal more
about being able to cure catarrh II they
could forget a lot of old ideas they never
SHOULD have learned.
The reasons OF the strongest always
yield to the strongest reasons-counon
sense. Gauss Treatment prevails for the
same reason.
II the catarrh victim would stick to
the treatment as faithfully as the catarrh
sticks to him, that disease would prob
ably be as infrequent as the now con-
quered diphtheria. -
There are some people who, instead Of
making the best use of the chances they
have for cure, are always telling of
what they might do under happier cir
cumstances. Send the coupon
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-10-04
In the Coils from Childhood.

have suffered with catarrh since I
was four years old. but 1t has annoyed
me more in the last two years.
I tried everything I read or heard of.
but they did me no good, and saw
your advertisement in a paper and
wrote to you and received a sample pack
age. I was impressed SO favorably with
the sample that I Immediately sent for
the full treatment.
suffered much with the dropping back
into my throat, and after had taken the
medicine for three or four weeks this
nasty sensation entirely ceased, and
have never had any return Of it I am
am very grateful to you and your medi!
cine. Q
will be very glad to tell any one
whom think needs 1t. and il you wish
to use my name you may do so. as am
SC grateful that ! wish everybody who
needs II would use 1t. and am sure that
II will cure them. Miss Matte Drullinger,
Birdsell street. South Bend. Ind.
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Ha-a-W-kk!
Catarrh Victims Fearfully Nau
seating to Those Who Are
Near Them.
The Positive Cure of cataarh II ths
Gauss Treatment-A Free Trial,
to-Prove 1t, In Sent to All
Who Write for 1t.

There Is nothing so nauseating las to
have to sit next to a gagging catarrh
victim or to talk to one OF them and
have whiffs Of bad catarrh breath con-
stantly blown into your face. No man
or woman suffering with catarrh can
avoid these things, because it is part
of the catarrh itself. though the victim
may not realize or know that his very
presence carries with It a certain gar
bage atmosphere. You can't smell your
own breath, and you can seldom smell
your own smell
The constant splitting and hacking, and
nose-jerking is enough to make even the
members of ones own family breathe a
sigh of relief when the hawker closes
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-10-04

only wish I could gather some Of my
patients together and let you hear them
talk. Some OF these people had such
extreme cases Of catarrh that a cure
was unknown to them. Ny treatment
not only cured them, but its effect made
them feel much healthier.
After a one-minute conversation with
Gauss patient you would be firmly
convinced that the statements set forth
here are facts.
But I can't do that, so let me do the
next best thing. Let me send you a
trial treatment free. Fill out the coupon
below
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-10-04

CATARRH EVERYWHERE,
EVEN ON PIXIES PEAK
No Man or Place L. Immune from
the Deadly Catarth Germ.

No Man or Place Il Immune from
the Deadly Catarfh Germ.
There IL no part of the land which 10
free from catarrh. Attitudes and ATTITUDES
have little effect in destroying this ON
nipresent germ. Many imagine that the
climate of the West. with its high alti-
tude and dry atmosphere. tends TO pre-
vent catarrh. There are Just as many
cases In proportion to the population west
as east Of the Mississippi. only the dis
sase Is not as severe because Of the ell
matte effect upon the nerves.
Even on Pixies Peak, which Is over
4. 900 feet above the sea level. catarrh
seemed to attack several of the attaches
Of the signal station located there some
years ago.
No place Is exempt. no human soul is
immune from catarrh. Don't imagine
because you don't live by q lake or q
river that you can't have catarh. or
that you have only a. chronic cold when
your nose has been stopped up for some
time. That is usually the way catarrh
starts-with a bad cold.
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4 Cursing Humiliation to the Vic
tim and Source of Disgust
to Others

the door behind him. Love itself waivers
and disgust forbids the kiss. And out OF
regard for the afflicted one, little men,
lion Of his pollution is ever made to his
lace and he must rely on his own misery
and such plain talk as Is contained in
this page to reach him and to cure him.
There is a cure for this pestilence within
the reach Of every one. It was not al
ways so. Catarrh has ragged fiercely
through the years like a firebrand, and
in the eagerness to quench 1t many use
less things were given out as cures. but
II remains now after the slow process of
experimentation and discovery to offer
the positive, real cure, which has been
born of ceaseless searching and common
sense.
Thousands Praise Gauss.
This is Gauss Combined Treatment for
Catarrh. The story is told over and over
again a thousand times of the lost BIRTH
right of health restored, of the happi-
ness caused, Of the release from a de-
grading pestilence and of hope and COM
this wonderful, simple. Gauss treatment.
II must be true. There are heart stories
from all over the land that bubble up
from gratitude. They tell as nothing else
can the misery in which catarrh plunges,
the danger II brings, the deaths 1t causes.
and then again there are other pictures
painted in these letters Of happiness and
health redeemed, lost energy restored
and ambition reclaimed.
Send the Coupon.
II You are a catarrh victim, don't al
low yourself any longer to be avoided
ty your friends because of your catarrh
atmosphere, to be an object Of nauseous
disgust among strangers, to have people
you know turn their faces away from
you and stick up their noses as you sit
next to them, to have your own family
hate to have You come around-all be-
cause Of the catarrh odor that every
where and always makes you an outcast
Gauss Combined Treatment for Ca
tarrh stops bad catarrh breath right OF
short and quick and cures every catarrh
germ in the body. II a man or woman
will spend the comparatively little time
and money II takes to cure catarrh by
means Of the sure Gauss Treatnenty the
little coupon at the corner of this page
Will be cut out and sent flying toward
Marshall. Mich, with the patients name
and address on II. By return mail will
he sent the Gauss Treatment absolutely
free for you to try, and prove to yourself
its great power. II You are a sufferer
Of catarrh. send coupon below to-day TO
c. E. Gauss. 1897 Main Street, Marshall,
Mich. and get back a trial package OF
the treatment that positively cures ca
tarrh.
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An Old Soldier Grateful.

Mr.. Gauss-I have finished your treat
ment now. and I am completely cured.
My wife says she cannot detect any of
It left and says my catarrh Is gone. She
ought to know. for she is a graduated
nurse. 1 am as truly grateful to you as
an old soldier can be for what your
treatment has done for me. and certainly
will recommend II to those whom know
are afflicted.\ You are certainly at liberty
TO use this IL you want to in recommend
Ing your treatment to others.
W. B. PLUME.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-10-04
EMINENT DOCTOR
SAYS BLINDNESS
DUE 10 CATARRH
ASSOCIATED Press Dispatch.)

London, Aug. CDR. H. Manning Fish
Of Joliet. ILL.,, declared at the medical
congress that most of the blindness in
the world Is the result Of catarrh in the
upper nasal cavities or the bony cells
composing the roof Of the nostrils
Dr. Fish described his experience IN
thirty-six cases, covering a period Of sew
immediate Improvement of the vision
followed the effective treatment of the
diseased nasal cavities. and advised that
measles scarlet fever and kindred all.
ments relief be sought through treatment
Of the noses Of the patients
Catarrh Is caused by germ which
must be destroyed before the catarrh IT.
self can be cured. II not cured, blind
ness may result. An extended history
of the many extraordinary cures effect.
ed by the Gauss treatment will probably
be brought to the attention of the next
International meeting Of the medical con-
gress.
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CURE Is CERTAIN.

You can cure that catarrh, siight or
severe, once and forever. by means Of
the only common-sense sure cure for
catarrh- CAUSE Combined Catarrh Treat
ment. We don't ask you to believe 10
before proving II yourself. Therefore, We
send you . TRIAL package At our own
expense. absolutely free to you
It IL not too late. Cut out the coupou
below, MI In your name and address and
take courage. Do It willingly and with
hope. Mail II to c. E. Gauss, 1887 Main
Street. Marshall. Mich, and you win
get by return mail a free TRIAL pack
age of Gauss Catarrh Treatment to prove
that II will cure you.
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ing business. a happy home and a faith
full wife, suddenly stripped of all that
makes life worth living, with the love of
true woman. mired in his own disease
Picture to yourself what happened when
a catarrh victim comes home from work
the face Of his gentle mate turning
away from a foul-breathed kiss, the
rack and grug and hurr, and the spit
ting and hawking in handkerchief and
cuspidor every few minutes.