The Oregon daily journal., July 21, 1907, Page 26, Image 26

THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAU PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNINO, yfLY 81, lSOT.
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nooFixa
1 TIN KOOFINO. OUTTIRINO. RR
1 pairing end (incnil Jobbing. J. LoU,
: til Jefferaow st Pacific 1421.
RESTAURANTS.
i
? OO TO THE BUST BER FOR DELI
l -..-..ne. Homo eooklnc. 414 Wuh-
.. Inston st
80 CURS III
ONION CHOP
SIGN'S AND SHOW CARDS
FOSTER A- KLEI8ER SIGNS.
Vi bava built ud the larreet elan
imilfiMi In th elty by first-class work
. and keeping our promlaee. Our prices
mrm right Ith and Evrtt st. Phone
Exchange BS.
ST7S)cfi TltA ATTRACT" PORT-
Und Bin Co.. ttl Stark. Paclflo
SHOWCASES AND FIXTURES
SHOWCASES OF EVERT DE8CRIP
tlon; bank, bar and -tor fixture
mad. to order. The Lutke Manufao-
turlng Co.. Portland.
ETTbUBbaLL. Designer: aot m.
Ar t.. Lumber Co. 7 Hamilton bid.
1 STREET PAVINU
President Fanno of Confed
era ted Growera Associa
tion Tells of Yield.
OnUom Crop gtatlstios.
Probabl yield 10T J0 cars.
TUld ltot lit car.
Acra 1907 crop 4t0 acres.
Aoreage 106 crop 46 acres.
WARREN
By A. J. Fanno, president Confaderatad
Onion Growers' Aaaoctatlon.
THE BARBER AKPHALl r'AVING CO. n. of eatlmataa of the onion orop
of Portland. Office tii Worcester blk. .
CONSTRUCTION CO.
n.t navlna. eldewalk and eroaa-
in. 114 Lumber Exchange.
SAFES
PORTLAND SAFE CO.. SOLE AGENTS
for H.rrlng-Hall-Marvln safes and
Manganese Steel Safe Co.s bank safes;
to second-hand fireproof aafea and bank
l.t.. verr cheap. See them or writ
... a 7 th at
trnrtt:'n MANGANESE- SAFES
Large llnea carried. Lock-oot opened.
T.w. tails, metal furniture. Both
phone. J. E. Davis. d.
TVPEWRITERS
uTTrnrKHDERrKR
Agency Supplies; repairs. Raleigh
bid- th and Washington eta.
TYPEWRITER
TOWEL SUPPLY
CLEAN TOWELS DAILT COMB,
kniih aoan. 11 per month. Portland
Laundry Towel Supply Co.. th and
Couch sts. Phone tio.
TRANSFER AND HAULTNO
C O. PICK OFFICE It 1ST ST.. BB
' twee n Stark 'and Oak at a; phone lit.
Pianos and furniture moved and packed
for (hipping; commodious brick ware-
house with separate Iron room. Front
' and Cly sts.
6LsEN-R6B tRANSFER CO.
Henry Roe. W. A. Cleland.
F. P. Sheaacreen.
Oeneral transfer and atora4T: af,
pianos and furniture mored, packed and
hinned. 101 Oak st. Both phones.
Van ribRN" transfer v sf oraCS
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STOCKS EASIER
BISEJHJ FALL
Conditions of Market Sig
nificant Rather Than Its
Transactions.
PORTABLE BATH
Norel Apparatus for Providing Con'
tlnuaJ Shower With LltUe Water.
It Is now possible for the man who
travels to ret his mornlnff shower bath
no niauer wnere ne is looatea, as
PESSDIISM nAS BEEN
" VASTLY OVERDONE
State of Affair Really Better, Be
yond Question, but Improvement
In Market More a Proper Recorery
Than a Fresh Advance.
A. J. Fanno.
Co.. Inc. Furniture and piano movlna
specialty: storage warehooea. 40-41
d Bl.. CO' ner Aan. mom min i o
rtNlWflllLAll KXPREBB A BAOOAdM
Transfer. 147
Aider st Pbone Main
tlTl.
. OREGON TRANSFER CO.. lii M. frl
Main . Heavy hauling and e tore ye.
IkftEPENfctKY BAGQAflE tc TftAtfe
fer Co. Storage. 114 Stark. Main 407.
WHOLESALE JOBBERS
M. A. QUNBT A CO,
DISTRIBUTORS OF FINE CIGARS.
PORTLANIJ, OHEUUIN.
SVBkfclNG farreLL. PRdbUcJ!
and commission merchants, 140 Front
t. Portlar.d. Or. Phone Main 17
FURNITURE
MANUFAC-
turlnr Co. Manufacturers of furnl-
ORKGON1
tore for the trade. Portland. Or.
VAbkAi k co.. Wholesale oro-
cera, manufacturer and commission
mercha"t. 4th and Oak sts.
1 FURNITURE MANUFACTURING AND
special uraera. nuvensay s rural
ture factory. 107 Front st.
ALLEN c LEWtS. COMMISS16N AND
produce merchants. Front and Davis
- ts., yonisna. kit.
WHOLESALE CROCKERT AND
glassware. Prael, Hegele 4 Co.. Port
land. Or.
THE OREGON CHEESE CO. (INC)
Cheese, butter, eggs, etc., dairy prod-
vets bought or nanaiea on commission.
lf 6th st (Swetland bldg.). Portland,
LEWIS-STENGER BARBERS' SUPPLY
Co., Barbers' Suppllee, Barbers' Fur-
n I ture. Barber Chairs, loth & Morrison.
TRANSPORTATION.
Alaska 1907
EXCURSIONS
2 TRIPS
ffj. n. kTpokaM. July Ml
n 9.
Aug.
ft. M. Senator .
B. . PrMldnrt
, Oot. 7
.8
tgt- S8
8. B. ATABXA SOXTTB.
tmOlac mm IwMa
ka(w7, Bltka, Tnaeaa aa4 wy
Sailing p, a.
M. U. B. Oo.'s Mambodlt
Only B9, An. 1, 19, M
City of Seattle.. July SO, Aug;. 3, 15, 80
uotxafa city, yia Bitxa
July 98, Aug. 13, 89
SAW TBAVCXSOO BOTTB.
Selling a. m. From Seartla
rresident July 90
Santa kom July 89
Sonoma July 88
City Cffloe, 949 Washlagtoa SI
Ho! For Astoria
K OB
iFastSteamerTelegrapb
i Daily (except Thursdays). Leave Aldet
street dock 7 a. m.
PBOVE XCAUr 565.
nf Oregon for the year 107, I believe
that the production will run close to J 80
cars, against 116 cars a year ago.
At this time the onion fields are In
vaded by lloe and mildew, and this will
somewhat affect the production. How
ever, I feel that the estimate will not
run far from that of a year ago. The
acreage In onions this season Is 470
acrea, against 476 acres a year ago, lust
five acres being cut out from that
planted a year ago. Tbla was at Hills
bora While the output of onions will not
be much less than a year ago. there will
not be near ao much stock offered in the
open market A hundred and five acres
of onions were contracted for seed by
California need rrowera.
Quality of the onion will likely be I
iuit uuu, mi uiuuu win ucibuu upvu
weather conditions of the near future.
The Confederated Onion Growers' as
sociation will conduct the onion trade
this season, aa during last year.
Beauty of Mexican Indiana.
From the Indianapolis Star.
The beauty of Indian women Is one
of the charms of Mexico.
In the capital, where the Indian has
degenerated by contact with the whites,
by extreme poverty and menial service,
It Is lesa to be remarked than In the
smaller towns and In the country.
But the beautiful faces one takes In
memory away from Mexico are those of
Indian women. Fine eyes are universal
and, what one hardly expects, fine feat
ures, according to Cauoaslan standards;
broad brows. sTralght noeea, well formed
mouths and chins full but not gross or
heavy. The expression Is very generally
Intelligent and often one Is struck, both
(PabUafaere Preei by gperial Led Wire.)
New York, July 20 Measured by ac
tual price changes the week has not
been a particularly important on so
far as th general market Is concerned.
A half doien stocks have enjoyed a
rather notable advance and a consider
able degree of activity. In the rest of
the list the average of prices Is not
much higher than it was last Saturday
and the trading has been comparatively
dull. The week's experience, neverthe
less, haa demonstrated that while the
market la narrow and quite profession
al, It advances more easily than it de
clines and from this it is concluded
that the turn for the better which came
a month ago was something more than
of temporary significance.
The Wane of Pessimism.
It meant that In estimating the prop
er level of values themselves, Wall
street and outside communities at largd
had Indulged In an excess of pessimism.
They hud magnified the possibilities of
harm from oppressive action against
the corporations, and they had Indulged
In wild fancies of a commercial decline
which were never warranted In the
least by the existing facts of the busi
ness situation. It was inevitable that
when the forced liquidation ceased and
the accumulation of atocks by powerful
interests began to make Itself felt,
much more reasonable views should be
taken of all these matters. The rise of
the last few weeks, therefore, is much
more a natural recovery than It is a
freeh advance based on favorable de
velopments in outside conditions.
Conditions m sally Better.
Th conditions, to be sure, are better
than they were a month ago. A de
cided improvement has occurred in the
outlook lor the crops; the money mar
ket ha witnessed the increasing spec
tacle of nearly 180.000,000 gold exported
in dlsoharge of foreign obligations with
out occasioning the least disturbance;
and finally, soma reassuring things
have been said from high quarters on
the subject of trust regulation. But
in the main the market's upward move
haa signified that the situation of a
month ago was made to appear, in com
mon discussion, very much worse than
circumstances Justified. Common eene
and confldenoe have both returned and
exchange prices have made their logical
response.
HER GERANIUM HAT
e 4
WATER PUMPED TO NOZZLE.
Mlohlgan man ha Invented a portable
nower Dam that overcome all dlffl
cultle usually met with. Even If the
hotel man limits him to a few gallons
of water a is frequently the case he
can, nevertheless, be sure of his 'shower,
As shown in the illustration. th nnrt.
able shower bath consist of a shallow
circular basin, wide enough for a person
to stand in. Projecting from the edges
Is a deep Inclined flange. A partition
aiviaea the tub into two compartments.
Mounted in one of the compartments Is
a pump, from which projects upright
pipa ana a noszie. int inventor worki
on the assumption that but a few gal
ion of water are available. Such being
the case It is placed in the tub. It is
then pumped by a person standing lr.
wie iud to me nozzie, aescenaing in the
usnal spray. The duration of the "bath
is not limited on account of the meager
supply of water, a It la possible to use
the same water over and over again, as
n eveniuany rinaa it way into the basin
again The entire apparatus can bo
quickly taken apart and packed in the
iruna.
COIN-COUNTING MA CHINE
Doe
the Work of Six Men
Makes No Mistakes.
and
On of th problem of the big de
partment stores I taking care of the
money which comes In. During the day
a great deal of coin of all denomination
is showered upon the cashiers desk.
and It must be disposed of In some way
at once, nerore it csn De aeposvea in
bank or offered in payment It muat be
soriea. counted ana wrappea up. pro
prietors of the cheap amusement places
and park resorts are In the same quan-
nary, ana tne time ana labor required
to take care of th money in this way
is enormous. Extra clerk must be em
ployed for this purpose alone In many
establishments, and these ,charges add
greatly to the running expenses of the
place.
The cut shows a new machine which
ntelllr
n Indli
blllty and
nance.
an men and women, with the no-
reflnement of the counte-
Oe frequently sees types among th
fieons that seem to belong to some tilgh
y civilized ancient caste, an Egyptian
priest of royal blood.
rlon, an Azteo emperor.
Roman centu-
The women are
gently lovely where they are beautiful,
and the men at their beat in carriage,
in manners and In countenance are
strikingly like the very advanced prod
uce or ci vmzauon.
In the north the "noble red man" ha
chiefly been found in our poetry and
romance. At their highest they pos
sessed only the savage virtues. Here
in mid-Mexico, even after four centuries
of subjection, the Indian is plainly of
better make, of higher tehnlo develop
ment, of Infinitely greater posslbllitiea.
It is a far ory from the Apaohe to the
Astec.
Raid on Door Knocker.
From the London Dally News.
An extraordinary raid has been made
upon about 130 houses at Sands End,
Fulham. Not a knocker Is left udou the
door of any of these premises. The ten
ants wondered why the milkman and
the postman did not knock as usual and
then discovered that in the earlv hours
the knockers had been ripped off.
Thirteen streets were visited bv the
gang responsible for the outrage, and In
one road on one side every door has
lost its knocker.
Amelia Looks Her Best and Also
Imperils Her Legacy.
When Unole Nat died he left the girls
nothing. Although they were his nieoes
neither Of them wa mentioned in his
will. Their mother was also ignored,
and all the fortune went to an unmar
ried sister.
This was not quite so bad a it looked, i
It was understood that she would leave
the estate to the family on her death.
So the girls ought to have realized that
it was the part of wisdom to be polite
to Aunt Amelia.
The . niece who was Aunt Amelia's
namesake was so furious over the mat
ter that she refused to wear mourning
after the funeral, except when she
called on Aunt Amelia. Then she put
on black that had already done service
in honoring several elderly and rather
remote relatives.
"I can't see why In the world I should
5o to the expense oi Duying new Diaca,
.mella observed, "when he didn't leave has been designed to do this work me
mo a cent. ehanlcally. Here It 1 only necessary to
Then I had already bougnt my spring i separate the coins of different denom-
Live AH Ynr Years
A Perfect Man
The human body is most wonderfully and perfectly constructed. Each part Is built
qual to Its task. Unless overburdened or attacked ,by disease, no organ falter. Nature
Intended that every man should live oil his year a perfect man. Few men da Most
mACnnmen make mistakes. Som make mistakes in youth. Others mak mistakes
after they have grown to be men. Still other are merely unfortunate. Practically all
diseases and disorders are the result of mistakes or misfortune.
The problem of living a perfect mnn I simple. Undo the injury that mistakes or
misfortune have wrought. Then avoid both live aa nature built you to live.
Undoing the Injury
I do not know how many thousands of men I have treated. I have been a specialist
In men's diseases for seventeen years. During most of these years my practlc has
been the largest of its kind upon the Paolflo coast. During the several years Just past
it has been fully double that of any other specialist In the west treating men's disease.
I have met with but few Incurable case. I hsve failed to cure In still fewer case.
In recent year I have failed In none. This I because I attempt to cure only those
cases that I feel oonfldent I can oure. and a my experience has grown I have become
able to determine curable and Incurable cases with certainty. It I also because my
skill In curing has grown and my method of treatment have been perfected.
The following mention of ailments that come through mistakes snd misfortune I
necessarily brief. I will gladly explain them further and tell of mr original, solantlfio
and certain method of treating them to all who will call or write.
OB. TATXOB
Th leading Srtallt.
I Am Always Willing to Wait for My tf Until a Care Is Effected
Weakness
No matter in what form those functional derange
ments commonly termed "weakness" may appear, the
causative conditions are. In fully th per cent of the
cases very similar. I have given the closest possible
study to this remarkable prevalent ailment, and find
that In practically every case of prematureness, etc.,
there exists at some vital point of the pelvic system
a state of chronic tenderness, Inflammation or conges
tion. My first step is a thorough examination to ascer
tain the exact location and nature of the disorder, after
which, by a system of carefully directed local treat
ment, I restore the affected part to Its normal con
dition, which promptly results In full and complete re
turn of power. In perhaps less than 5 per cent of the
cases do I find general Impoverishment, lack of nervous
energy or any other condition or complication requiring
constitutional treatment Therefore, I may safely as
sort that not more than one cae in fifty can be per
manently benefited by the use of tonic, stimulants,
electrical or mechanical appllanoes, and that fully
forty-nine esses In 60 will be aggravated by such
methods of treatment.
My cures are positive, oomplote, thorough and per
manent, because by my method the real and only cause
of the functional weakness 1 totally removed. The
knowledge gained by do study and observation In
thousands of cases enables me to recognise the exact
requirements and treat accordingly, and in years I
have not failed in a single Instance to accomplish the
desired results. t
Varicocele
Varicocele affects th rein of th spermatic cord.
An average of one man in four suffers from this
affliction. The muscular walls of the vein weaken
and relax, the valve cease to perform their function
and local stagnation of th blood ensues. The first
evidence of varicocele is usually a thickening, dilating,
knotting and twisting of the veins on on or both aides,
most frequently upon the left side, often accompanied
by pains In the back, legs, thigh or cheat, and a sense
of dragging In the groin. Owing to the Impaired cir
culation, a wasting away of the organ accompanied
by partial or complete loss of power, almost without
exception follows in severe cases where treatment Is
neglected, and even slightly developed eases cann
fall to have a damaging influenoe upon the organs
invoivea as wi upon tns general neat in. aaiaty
1 a disease that inoreases In saverlty the longer it Is
In all instances demands a prompt cure, for varicocele
neglected.
I our varicocele without pain and without de
taining the patient from business. I have cured over
two thousand case without a single failure or un
pleasant result. My treatment Is original and has
been developed through seventeen year of practical
experience. It restore the lost tone snd elasticity
to the weakened and dilated blood vessel, which re
sult In normal circulation and reestablishes the
natural processes of waste and repair throughout the
vital system-
My special practice also tnolnde Bydrooele,
Stricture, Contracted Diseases, Contagious Blood
Folaoa, Bervou Debility and all Beflez Ailments.
Consultation Free
To men who year are being lived in physical
Imperfection as a result of mistake or misfortune,
whose Uvea sr less than full and perfect lives and
who yearn to be the men that nature meant them
to be. I extend an earnest and sympathetic offer of
consultation and advice. My experience among mea
and In ti eating men's disease places me In a position
to be helpful to you. In consulting me you will be
asked no foolish snd embarrassing questions. All in
formation given you will have a direct and vital
bearing. If your symptoms are of no consequence I
will tell you so. If treatment is needed I will tell
you It cost and th time that will In all probability
be required to effect a complete cure. If I feel any
doubt as to my ability to cur you, I will not take
your case at all. I will not urge my aerrlce upon
you. If you see fit to place your case In my oare,
every promise I make shall be fulfilled. If you do
not you will be welcome to th Information and sug
gestions given, and will be invited to call for further
conaultatlon absolutely free at any time.
Those finding It Inconvenient or Impoealble to call
In person are at liberty to write a full and complete
description of their symptoms, and their letters will
receive ray prompt and careful attention. All con
sultation strictly confidential.
THE DR. TAYLOR. CO.
OOBBBB BEOOBB ABB XOBBZ80B TBZBTB, POBTTjABB, OBSOOB.
Private Bntraoo 834 H Morrison Street.
CGeeWo
Xae W.U-Xaewa
SellaMe
CHINESE
Seat sad Bark
DOCTOR
COIN COUNTER OR WRAPPER.
clothea. If I had got my share of the
fortune the share I thought was com
ing' to me I could have afforded new
mourning. But not now."
Bo Amelia clung to colored clothes
and was sombre only when she paid her
duty' calls on her uunt. One day she
had dressed for a motor trip in the
park and wanted to look her best This
summer her idea of beat was the
geranium hat with its red plumes
lnatlons. and. placing them In a hopper,
they are accurately counted and wrap
ped in packages of any desired amount
Hawk That Never Falls to Get Prey.
From the Hartford Courant
A persistent hawk has taken more
than a hundred chickens from the prem
lses of Walter Wade in Bloomfleld. The
bird la of the nlsreon HDecles. swift of
Bhe nut that nat on ana started to , wins- end seemingly sure or its prize
walK around loneririenae uiram, wnnio, every lime
GRASS CUTTER
Can Be Poshed Into Corners and In
accessible Places.
With the lawn mower of the trre
which In generally in use at this time
it is necessary to go over tne ground
a second time with grass shears or
hook and cut the growth at such places
as the mower fails to reach. Because
of the size and shape of these imple
ments it is not possible to push them
up to a fence or railing, nor under low
plants, so that their operation ia never
complete.
The people about the house have en
deavored to scare It away, but it in
variably gets its prey. Once it starts
on Its upward flight all the small birds
In the vicinity set sail for It endeav
Ing to force It to release its victim, t
the hawk soon outstrips them and gets
away witn its tenner morsel.
Hay'sfpf
BOss
RESTORES GRAY HAIR
Columbia River Scenery
SEOVUTpi UBB 8TBAMXBS.
DtUf Mrflc. between Portland sad Th.
; pi Uet. escept Bandar, leaving Portland at
,? a. mn trrlTlnc about 6 p. n, eairytag
" freight Dd pMMoc.ra. Splendid acconiinoda
tUmt tot outfit, mod livestock.
Dock foot of Alder t.. Portland; foot of
Cnari .. The Dtlln. Phone Main BM. Portland.
j Magnet Lifts Six Tons.
Electro-magnets are much used in
connection with cranes and other con
, -vsyors for lifting heavy pieces of iron
' iand steel. In Belgium magnets are
.'! tised to 114; tons of hot metal in foun
dries and rolling mills. The power of
th electro-magnet Is regulated by the
'Witch , controlling the current The
magnet is lowered to the object needed
with th current turned off. When the
.switch is closed the magnet, becoming
' active, holds the articles to be lifted
4 while they are raised and transported to
their destination. When they are low
ered th switch Is opened and the mag-
riot immediately releases them. As . the
i operator of th crane controls the action
.of th magnet through the switch, this
r onemaji can attend to all the details of
, transferring heavy .metal objects. No
'esalatant is needed to attach them to
the conveyor or to release them when
they reach their destination. Another
'use to which th electro-magnet is put
' Is in breaking old castings so that they,
' msy be melted am! utilized. To accom
plish this th magnet Is made to lift and
drop a steel ball weighing; from on to
ill tons.
IMPROVEMENT IN LAWN MOWERS.
To overcome this defect a new ma-
. been Invented which might
be likened to a circular saw revolving
horizontally. The blades of this ma
chine are driven by a crank in conven
ient position near the handle. This per
mits of a finished Job being done. The
knives can be pushed Into remove cor
ner or about growing plant without
damaging them.
the car was to fneet them. She went
sauntering toward Madison avenue, but
toning her gloves and feeling that aha
reallv waa looking well. Red was her
color, and the black and white striped
gown contrasted well with the hat.
Suddenly she lifted her eyes. There
was Aunt Amelia approaching. It
seemed certain that she was going to
see Amelia In her gaudy finery. The
sight of that geranium colored hat
might affect Amelia's fortunes se
riously. Before Aunt Amelia was half a foot
nearer her red hatted niece turned about
and was facing In the opposite direction.
Aunt Amelia plodded slowly behind.
I must get this red hat off," was
the thought that possessed the niece as
she fled. "I must get upstairs and get
rid of It before she sees.''
She was almost running now. That
safety lay in walking straight ahead
o nn atnnnlna at thft hftmK N t fill
never occurred to her. Her plan had . -f NATURAL COLOR
been to run up to her room and she IfJ US Hir. ajaraj vmj"
thought only of that. assess ,
She reached the steps and skipped et . falling out, and positive
confldentl. up. She reached down for ,o tops lis umiig r
her night key, but It was missing. Hope- y removes DanarUtl. JVcCpS nair
lee? L'f"P"r.0Wi "I? En'! J!!?. W1.. nft and elossv. Is not a dye.
Aim dci vuuia muni n t. . . ( , " o ,
thought as s
"My! There
steos."
Fearing to look behind her, she side
stepped In response to a sudden inspira
tion and got behind one of the storm
doors. It was close fit and she held
her breath as she made herself as flat
as possible against the wall.
She heard the rustle of Aunt Amelia'
stiff crepe as she walked up the steps.
The astonished servant, as she opened
the door, saw the aunt when she was
still three steps from the top, although
the lady had already rung twloe.
The eervant was not analytical, how
ever, and admitted Aunt Amelia with
out question. The prisoner behind the
door wondered if her breathing had
been heard. She slipped down the. steps
as soon aa the door was c'osed and
darted down the street to keep her ap
pointment. So she was not able to hear
her aunt saying:
;i thought I saw Amelia on the street
a few minutes ago. Rut 1 was mis
taken, for that girl had on a red hat.
It could not have been Amelia."
"Of oourse not," said the loyal 'sister
to whom this observation was made. "It
could nevfer have been Amelia In a red
hat."
he pushed the button. Guaranteed perfectly pure.
are Aunt Amelia', foot- j Newarkl N. J.
JOo. bottle, all druggists
The Backslider.
From the Minneapolis Journal.
The June brides, in white bathing
aults and silk stockings, paced the
beach arm in arm.
"There is only one thing
"f-And the blonde bride sighed.
"There Is only one thing more remark
able than the fortitude with which Tom
gave up moking aa soon a we became
njfaged." '
"And what la that, dearT' asked th
brunette.
"The haste with which he took It up
again after oar marriage." ' ,
CHICHESTER'S PILLS
TasT- TIIK DIAMOND BRAND. A
IdlMl Aak Tone Vrmg flat tor i
Ftl-clm-tar'. UkmmmiBrmn4A
I'llla In Um4 ud M aaMalllcV
bo. aaalad vita Blua Ribbon. V
Sake other. But af roar V
nrnU. AikfbrCinlfka.TltIIi
iMtat.
DIAMOND KRAND FILLS, far SSI
yean known aa Beit, Satnt,AIy KcUable
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
Ha and. a Ufa atodr of roota and herbs.
and In that .tndr dlacorarad and la glvlM
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who are afflicted witn NERVOUS DEBILITY, or Falling
ouniiiui, wiiiuiuuiy tiunu liuoi nAnnuuu, Kxnauating
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Kidney, Highly colored Urine, Impotency, Despondency, Fall
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cess and overwork; Piles, Fistula and Hydrocele or other weak
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Th reason hundreds of mea today are diseased and dJaoonraared la
baoams) tby barr given so ess whom they have given their oaa, thai
precious health. They Bid not ooalder th ability, prof s atonal standing
aad reputation of th physjalssi er Specialist of whom they took treat
ment, bvt hay eoaslord fa mora the fact that by not going' to a Bpe
dallst of ability they eould gat ohaaper treatment, ttaoh is not th oaa.
beeaua it require ability and skill to cor an on of th fllsassss to
whloa ws dav ot our fnll time and attention, and th Bp ao tail at who poa
saaaea th ability to our get all th boa toe a ha oaa attend to. If you
are today dlaaaaed and dlaoouraged beoans yon bar not been oured, tt
ia yonr own fault. Ton bar no on alaa to Mam bnt yourself. If yom
bay sought treatment aad ar not onred. It ia simply banana of th
faot that yon bar not thought nongh of yonr health, yonr life, to pay
th prlo of a eompetant, reliable Spedallet who possss the ability
neceieary to our yon.
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There is not a man in existence who is suffering from Impotenoo
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faction, and after we have cured a case of this kind there will never
again oe a sign or weakness) exceDt brought on by imprudence.
AXXOOCBU.
varicocele . 1 a .diseased condition of the scrotal veins. It roar be
caused by blows, . kicks, falls, heavy lifting, mumps, early indiscretion or
may be a symptom only of some special weakness.
The proper treatment consists of looal application for the purpos oi
dispelling the stagnant blood and contracting the swollen veins, as well
as internal medication to strengthen the nerves which govern th blood
supply to these veins.
Though causing you no trouble at the present time, your varloooel
will, if permitted to go without the proper treatment, impair and destroy
the elements of vitality.
We dally demonstrate that Varicocele can be positively and speedily
onred without cutting, burning or any other form of operation.
, , . TJrBXWASY AJTO PROSTATIC DXSBASSB.
. Cystitis, Irritation at Neck of Bladder. Enlargement and inflammation
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quickly yield to our modern methods of treatment We especially Invite
old chrfmlc cases that have been unsucessfully treated elsewhere. Also
Piles, Blood Poison, Stricture and all chronic diseases.
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