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THREE YACHTS WAITING
FOR OPEN SEA TRIALS
Dcfrncc. RcaOlute md EanIte Ready
for Real rhirty-Milc Test

Now York, June 9.-The three cup
class yachts Defiance. Resolute and
NHnitic, were anchored to day ut the
harbor's mouth ready for their first
open sea test tomorrow. Tho race Will
he over tho regular American cup
course Of thirty miles
Interest in the race will centre large
iy in the Defiance. The Tri-City boat
Is an unknown quantity. Since II couple
of short trials III the Sound. her rig,
which was the Hottest OF the three,
has hcen cut materially. This change
Is expected not only to add TO the sta
hiliiy OF the sloop. but will decrease
her sail rating so that tho Vanitie will
have to civ. her nearly two minutes
time allowance III thirty miles. The
RcSolutc will rate ut the bottom of the
cup class. but will receive less than a
minute from the Defiance.
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5000 Hits for Wagner

Philadelphia, june 8.-Hnns WnR-
ncr. veteran shortstop of the Pitts
burGh National LenSuc tenn, to-
day made his three thousnndth hit
In his seventeen ycnrs OF major
league baseball. 1t WINS n two bag
ger of Pitcher Mayer, with no one
on bnsc, in the ninth inning. lie
subsequently scored PittsburXh's
only run of the game on two outs.
The only other player who is said
to have made 5000 hits In his mn
for league career WINS Adrian g.
Anson, who bnttcd out 3,0+7 I'm
twenty-five years.
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u asliiIiCtor

totals 20 6:f II Totals "a 9 - :.
stated Tor ACosta In eighth.
fBhttcd Tor Mcbride IN ninth
IRAN FOR Smith In eighth
sThotten' centre field and rIrh; ncid
walker. right field and centre field
Score by innings: r.
s. Louis. .......................:o 90 ~
Washington ..................o" :. . D - O o 81
summary; Errors Pratt Wares Morgan
Engcl. Harper. Three. base hi:-Fosicr
nGine rHns-Iratt. T.. Wnker. Sacrifice
htts-Mo e!.rr. Schaefer. Mares. Double plays
Pratt. Wares ana Lcary: Wares prat, ana
n"hrN 90: Fossed ball-AEnew. stolen
h..sr.-Nhott"n. {. walker BdSes on balls
oii EnTeL 3; 81 Harper. I: on Iiainilt"n, ..
iii,mGK Gn',-hy hnEeh :, by Harper, ;: by
Lett Oh bases--WHs hington. 4. ST Louis &
IiTc. S;io umpircr. Hildebrand and
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ENGLISH CHALLENGERS WIN

New York. Juno s.-The English
challenging polo team to-day won from
!, makeup team by total OF IL IL to
3 "a goals. Only six periods were
played. The Nottingham team dis
work.
more practice before Saturdays inter
national match. Captain Cheapc. the
injured member of the team. probably
first game of the international matches
saturday.
The date for the second game be-
tween the English and American teams
was announced to-day as Tuesday,
June l6. Should n third contest he
necessary 1t probably will take place
Saturday. June 30.
The practice game tomorrow of the
American team probably will be their
last before Saturday
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STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Pittsburgh at BoSton.
Cincinnati Mt Philadelphia.
Sc. Louis mt brooklyn.
Chicago Mt New York.

New York. Juno 9.---St. Louis took
the final game OF tho series from the
Giants to-day IN ten Innings. to q
Magoc's single, which Beschcr allowed
70 so through him. scored three runs
and broke UP n pretty game. Dcmnree
and Snllee fought an even battle with
out IL score by either team until the
eighth. Wingo was safe on 4 tumble
stole second, and Sallcc sent him In
with a single. ON Demarcc's wild throw
Sallco scored. Meyers, batting for
Murray, tied the scoro with double
IN the Giants half. Score:
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ADJUSTMENTS
Play 2O-lnning Game

Minneapolis. Mimi. June 0.-aIin-
ncnpoiis and Louisville established
new American Association record
to-day. when they played twenty
Inning game that was won by Min
ncnpoiiS. 3 10 =. The previous rec
ord was set by Milwaukee and Col
umbus July i6. 1913. when 3Iilwau-
kce won in nineteen Innings.
Joe LIKE pitched the entire game
for Minneapolis.
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-,I-I----.--
En!c'Eo ;....'...................$r o % -
Now ofE.-.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT q - - u - 9 81
summary: Errors-Chasc Scott. Truesdalc.
Teck!npnush Cook. Walsh. Left Ia ses =
Now YORK 10. Chicago. :. Hits-on Cicottc
IN innings. Two-oase hits-rccLlnpaurh,
Collins Thrce-ha hits-Cooh. Ha-tzell
l1.nil" p!2y-PrCknpauEh TO Trucsdale 10
Williams Sacrifice hit-Deminitt stolen
.1ases- BLACKBURN. Schalk 90. reekinpaugh.
Eases on hu!!S-on cicOttc. -: oft i<eatirr 4
struck ont hy Cicoito 3: by Keating' !; by
Scott, 9. iii by pitched hnll-lIarr,s tby
StoiD. Wild pitch Heating Time. i:;s
Umplres Exam and Evans
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summary: Double plays-ti rimes 10
Raley; Foiles (unassistcd). Left OH
ascs-iiichmond. 6; Portsmouth. =.
Sacrifice hits-Rohe, Bunting. Two
base hits-Bunting. McE.lvecn. Stolen
bases-Foles. OKecfe. Base on balls
off Grimes, :; on, o'Brien. l. Struck
out-hy Grimes, G: by O'Brien, e Time
OF game hour and 40 minutes UNI
pircS-llcndcrson and Lewis
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i),'ir,it


'tauea FOR Main in sc@emih
Detroit ............ 6G n nono
Philadelphia ............ a. . . i "A
summary: ACCOMPLISHMENTS Burns m
Hnc haker. Barry 1wo-basc hlts- puhur
Noriarty. Bush. Collins. Home -.n-b4L.r
5frrrk out-hy Dubuc. T. hy ShawItoy
liases on haiis-on Dubuc :. OF NInln :: OF.
Mcluuis n Barry: I.app TO collins ISir.,
ease on crrors-Detroit. .. Phuadelnhia "
I.rft ON bases Detroit q Thiadolphil :
tafSet bnll-.fauaFe. Wi.d niirh-Shnvl~v
Ilmc. 2Ni ImrIrcA. n.necn ma ConnnlIv
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INTERNATIONAL JURY TO
PRESIDE OVER Ol.YMPlCS

Lyons. France. June 9.Thc rules
committee OF tho International Ana
tour Athletic Federation to-day adopi-
ed sugFeEtion that tho referee at thc
Olympic games should be replaced by
1t VIII! be recommended to the Olympic
committees at Paris.
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s-------
ONE INNING QUITE ENOUGH.

philadelphia juno 9-Althourh Con-
s0lman pitched good game today for
ono for him. AS the rh!lIies mad, Ill
iheir runs in that inning and won. z
20 ~ this game to-day Wagner
maze ms three thousnndth hit singing
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st. Louis, June 9.-.Thc Browns con-
t!nued their winning streak to-day,
taking the final game of the series
from Washington. 4 10 =. The Grip
pied Nationals were easy for Hamilton.
IN only ono inning, the third could
thoy get TO him. Henry waa SAT. on
traits tumble. Engcl walked, and Fos-
tcr tripled Schacfcr's ny scored Eos
ter. Score
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MIM TheWAKE% 1he GAME M
SW Gy5 MaIbert -

been whaling the pill at about n 45o
clip.
Polo Is now occupying the attention
OF the sporting world, the first OF the
international matches being scheduled
Tor Saturday. The odds are on the
american four, but respect for tho
EnEiishman has grown since they have
been seen In action The one advan-
tage possessed by the Americans lies
In the ponies, say vie experts. How
ever visitors from across the Atlantic
have this In their favor: An nlibi has
already been prepared for them by
their home press.
Willie Rtchie and Freddie Welsh
VIII meet In England on July T. The
papers were signed yesterday In the
presence OF witnesses. The match was
originally called of because Ritchie
claimed that the visitors were doing
all of the debating. - am the cham
pion." said Ritchic. "and if there Is To
DO any debating I'm the Teller that's
going to do it," 1t seems that willie
has carried his point. AS Walter 81.
Dennis says. John Rockefeller may
love n dollar. but no has nothing on
Willie Richie.
There is small blame attaching to
litchic for that. The life of u cham
pion Is brief at best, and IT IL one OF
Inc professions In which hay should
be made while the sun shines II one is
TO provide against the morrow Ritchie
Is TO get $4,000 rs his share, fifteen
thousand dollars guarantee win or
lose, with the privilege OF so per cent
of tho gate. $4,000 for the picture priv
tlcEe and another $4,000 for advcr-
tising purposes.
Over In Lyons, France, the Interna-
tona! Amateur Athletic Federation !r
TO solve the question. What is AN ANA
tcurf" If the question can bc salts
1actorily answered the organization
Will more than have earned It's right 10
fame. Just at present there are so
many Inconsistencies IN amateur stand
ards in this country that ono never
knows just where to find the simon
pure variety
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BROWNS WIN ANOTHER
FROM GRIFF|TH'S CLAN
Crippled Nationals Prove Easy Vic
tins Before Earl Hanlilton's
Puzzling Curves.
WASHINGTON SCORES IN THIRD
Only limo During Conflict That Cap
ital City Men Are Able TO Get BE-
Milan's Absence Severely Felt.
WASHINGTON SCORES IN THIRD
American League Results

yesterdays SCORES.
Chfcngo. =; New York, 4.
Boston. n; Cleveland, q.
Philadelphia, 3, Detroit, 8.
ST Louis, 8; Wnshington, 3.
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Total - y y Totals Isl - Il
RATED for Moran In eighth
nHttcG tc- ilohlitze. in ninth
iBait 80 To- Chler In ninth
score - innings; y
q y
Huinmn-y; Two base hit I,vers. stolen
n 90; tSaGIoh. Mernnv'!l.. Schmidt. u.rzoE
NLeAon' Gowcy Bases on Salls-off Hess. g.
on paNer rott, (. struck out-by Hess
SE;2rr'iee h't-Conao!ly. Cmpires. KEN and
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BRAVES EVEN SERIES
'iIiC!nilatl

Boston, June 9.--The Braves cvcncd
M the series with the Reds to-day BY
coming on top In Il very hard fought
battle, 10 >. Score:
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Ihiiat,rlDllin
&C COS 90.

-rc-e hy iuuluHF: u
Ihieor,t rhfa ....... ncoo o..
.'7p4s III ~ q q n 4
summary: Errors Musec o2l Cravnth
Nv v%1 ,,,i. NJ. M9wrey Mace. Luacrns
.Lpuert Ncwrev LEFT on bases phuudel-
ph.a. :; Pit;snuri-h Struck ouf-hy Mayer.
uy oonScluhu. /" First base on errors
Pt'tshurgh =. First ltse ON halls-off Mavc-
~ c9r .olinan Misss6 Frouuder and
Wild th-ow-Mav-e. Time l.3 Unintrcs
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CLEAN SWEEP FOR BOSTON
Cleveland.

Cleveland. Juno e-Thc Rcd Sox
made a clean sweep OF the series here
ny defeating the Maps . 10 {. to-day
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ATHLETICS BREAK EVEN

Detroit. Juno o-Dctroit sput even
IN the first series with an Eastern club
THIS year, when thcy Kicked to-day's
game I" the Athletics. : To 3 score:
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Ty Cobb went hitlcss in the game
between the Tigers and the Mack
men yesterday. but the Georgian got
into the box score with one of the
runs scored by Detroit
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ERRORS WIN FOR DODGERS

Brooklyn. June 9-Costly errors Of
the Cubs resulted IN Brooklyn taking
to-day,s Farne. 10 J. Score.
I,rooLi,-n
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Joe Jackson Is once more In his
stride. In the last two days ne has
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No0Te by innIrHa: r
Chicago ........................o 90 900 nc|i
BROOKLYN -......- q o q . o o. !.
summary; E-ro-s-Sa'er. Dn''ou. Lon m
baees--ChicaEo. g. BROOKLYN g. Tirgt base
on bal.e--on Zsbel on Ptener struck
out--by Zabe :. bi Pfcner g. 30, Vaughn ;,
Two-base hi;-Iimin.:ruan. Sacrifice nv-
NcCasty. stolen bases Baubert t,i G'Nirra
(2j. Double play Wheat nud M-Cnrty HIfs
off Pfens: In iun.nr-. or Reulhurh.
IN 2 Innings. nG Zabei fn e inning. on
Vaughn. In timing Time. 80 Uinp!rcs.
Cuigley and Emsiic.
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STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Washington mt Chicago.
noSton at Detroit.
New York nj st. Louia.
Philadelphia ut Cleveland.
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South Atlantic League

South Atlantic League.
AZ Jacksonville; jacksonville. .: Charles
ton. ] thrst Eamc).
Jacksonville. /; Charleston. tsecond
Al Columbia: Columbia 2. Savannah, o
At Albany: Albany. 3: Macon q
AT Columbus: Columbus. !. Augusta, g.
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TEN-|NN|NC CONTEST
GOES TO ST. LOUIS TEAM
Reschcr's Error on Magee's Single,
Letting Three Mon Score,
Breaks Up Game.
pE,iAREE AND sALLEE EVEN
Break Comes in Eighth, When First
Runs Cross--Artist-Pi Is Re-
sponsible for One-Nieyers Ties
Ii. Only 10 Lose.
National League Results

YESTERDAYS SCORES.
philadelphia. - Pittsburgh, I.
Boston. 3; Cinclnnnti, ..
brooklyn, .; Chicago, I.
81. louis, 3; New York., = 90 SIM
tnEsD.
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At Winston-Salem: Winston Sal.m
Raleigh. s
At Ashevilic: Ashevilie. .: Greensboro. z
al Durham: Durham. ,: Charlotte. O
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WHITE S0X WINNERS
y
Chicago.

: Chicago, June 9.-Thc White sox
Nanks TO i. to-day. score:
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ApIpa1uclliau Icacil

At Knoxville: Knoxville .: Hartman T.
horo. IL.
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Southern League

Southern League.
Bile. q.
Al Nashville: Nashville. s: Atlanta T.
ham. >.
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Totals 81 70 - u Totals So 7lc 81
Rated for GOsSeit in eighth
fhnticd for Heating IN ninth.
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ONE RUN QUITE ENOUGH
TO GIVE COLTS VICTORY
Grimes Pitches Grent Game, Being
Best When in Greatest
Danger.
O'BRIEN NEARLY AS GOOD
Portsmouth TwirIer Delivers Credit
able Article, but Starts His IN
doing by Issuing Pass In Third.
Contest Not Particularly Thrilling.
Virginia League Results

Yesterdays SCORES.
Richmond, II Portsmouth, o.
Petersburg, 1, Norfolk q.
RoanOl<c-NcU News tRstn).
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Totals 81 CT Totals - 42.:2
rated Tor HreSuahan - clrhth.
tB1tted tor Zahei r. slrhtN
tftan for Williams 81 cigIf1
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Mathews has first bascman namet
Foilcs and second bascinan name,
Troy. Why not Follcs OF Troy?
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We would momcntarlly call your at
tcntion 20 the fact that two 70 o
games were perpctrated In this league
Yesterday, proving that tho American
League has by no means IA monopoly
In this regard
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. BY GYPSY HAYWOOD

San Francisco, CAL, March 31.-
had never wanted to be man be-
fore. was always satisfied to be a
girl, wear pretty gowns and jewels,
go each night to the theater and
dance and sing and thrill with the ex-
lcitement of; the nights behind the
footlights and-now, l wonder if
shall ever be satisfied to be a girl
again?
In popular magazine short time
since Tread of a girl back East who
donned male attire and was "a man
for while" 49,
1 had played boys part on the
vaudeville stage, and l knew l could
get away with it better than she.
l was fitted with complete outfit
of mems attire, then made up" so
my complexion would not give me
away, and, accompanied by news |
paper friend, started out.
All, the wonderful freedom of it all. |
No hannpering skirts, no ogIing men,
no hand of companion on my elbow
every time crossed the street or got
on a trolley car-just freedom; free
dom from skirts, freedom from atten-
tons of men, freedom from every
thing that makes life difficult and UNI
satisfactory for woman.
You men simply don't know, you
can't appreciate, how lucky you are.
believe every man ought to put on
women's clothes-tight skirts, big
hats, corsets, ribbons and all for a
day-and see what we have to put
up with.
l passed along the streets, through
the throngs into the bars, hotels and
on street cars, and only once was 1
recognized as woman. A lynx-eyed
traffic officer. M. j. Coffey, had me
before l knew it.
Here, young fellow, aren't you a
girl?" he said sternly, grasping me
by the coat collar.
IL i lio.l L. 4
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you over Take off that hati'' he said
Then l had to ''fess up" for my
hair would have betrayed me any
way.
My newspaper friend explained
that had permission to wear mems
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GREAT TO BE MAN." SAYS GIRL WHO WAS FOR
A DAY-SHE GOES IN GALL THOSE PLANS" =
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] am a woman.
| know Woman'S trials.
| KNOW her need of SYmpathN and help.


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III
&Womans Medical Adviser,
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FRE:CkL-E:S
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Simply get an ounce OF othine-dou-
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Atlanta Experiences
A Record Hot Wave

was stirring; not a breath OF fresh
air reached the center CT the town.
lin uptown rooms and flats the inhab-
itantS dragged mattresses TO the roof
and slumbered ftfulIy on the states.
Some of them spent the night on the
fire escapes; some hurried to the
parks, where, with 4 blanket beneath
them, they tossed about until dawn
In the suburbs, where there were no
sleeping porches, whole families NOV
ed out into the lawns for the night
indoors was unbearabe.
SO far there has been no case OF
lctual sunstroke but the continued
heat has Brought a great deal of sick
less in its wake. Particularly have
he children suffered The physicians
nave been kept going night and day
C keep the little folks alive.
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SPECIAL NOTICE
(CitY Taxes 1917

The tax digesS for the year 1914
is now open in the office Of the un.
designed for the payment of taxes
due the Mayor and Council of the
City Of Brunswick for the year 1914;
the first haif is payable on or before
June 80; a discount of per cent.
on the last half, will be allowed all
tax payers who pay the whole years
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w. B. Fam, Treasurer.
Room RIO. 5, City Hall, Brunswick,
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LADIES and GENTLEMEN
Hat Cleaning. Blocking and
RenovatIng
OLD HATS RESHAPED
Frank Ruocco
THE BEST PROOF
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Mrs. M. Gam, 405 G street, Bruins
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PAST WEEK HAS BROKEN ALL
PREVIOUS RECORDS FOR HOT
WEATHER IN THE CAPITAL
CITY.

Atlanta, June 27.--Atlanta has pass
ed through a week of heat such as it
has never known before and hopes
never to experience again. For tlEee
days the mercury has lowered around
the hundreds and work in the day and
attempt at rest during the nights have
I)d55me impossible.
The capital was literally city Oh
Dredful Night" after a day which had
topped the 100 mark. Not II breeze
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NOTICE OF LOCAL LEGISLATION

Notice is hereby given, in accord
ance with law, that there viii be in
reduced in the approaching 1914
session Of the Georgia Legislature a
ocal bill with the following title:
An Act to amend an act entitled,
"An Act to Regulate Public Instruc.
ton in the County Of Glynn,' APPROX
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ether purposes.
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Nursing
sy Child Removes Bousnes without purging
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-06-28
NJ six-SixtN Six mo. 666

This 10 prescription prepared especially
Tor MALARIA or cHlLLS g. FEVER.
Five or six doses will break any casc, and
If taken then as tonic The Fever pyili not
return. Il acts on,he liyer better tbaa
Calomei and docs not grippe or sickgn. 25c
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-06-28
&RBING BLADDER WEAKNESS ~ \
T. RHEUMATISM, QUICKLY VANISH

the blood, and drive it out of the
system.
So sure, so positive, so quick and
lasting, are the results obtained from
the use of Croxone, that three doses
a day for a few days are often all
that is required to cure the worst
case of backache, regulate the most
annoying bladder disorders, and over
come the numerous other similar
conditions.
1t is the most wonderful prepara-
ton ever made for the purpose. 1t
is entirely different from oil other
remedies. There is nothing else on
earth to compare with it. 1t is so
prepared that it is practically impos-
sible to take it into the human sys-
TEN without results.
You can obtain an original package
of Croxone at tri1ing cost .fro4n any
frst-class drug store. All druggists
are authorized to personally return
the purchase price If Croxone fails 10
Agive desired results, regardless /of
how old you are, bow long you fave
offered, or what else has iail9d to
re you,