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Newspaper Page TextTHE , OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, ' SUNDAY ' MORNING, MAY 3, . 1908. IS GROUP OF BRAVE NEW YORK POLICEMEN- J 4 V ' ' ' I r" v SUSSES v This U a group of policemen of whom New York City s prcfcd. Every man of them has risked his life, one or mora times to save the lives of others, and each has received a medal for bravery, ' Three of" them will receive new'medals during the police parade, which is scheduled for May 2. The brave fellows, who have gone through fire and water, riots and other sources of danger, quailed before the timid photog rapher who trained his camera on them. STRAY NOTES FROM NEW YORK , ,BTW YORK, May 1 Thar have new wrinkle la the Grand Cen- TVT I tral station that Is deatlned to A 1 make man with weak hearts live longer, and Incidentally protect the email and unathletlo persona from 'bains trampled underfoot by those who lira always trying- to catch the train ahead. The new rule forbids anyone running In the station In an effort to catch his train. A number of stalwart policemen are on hand to enforce the rule. They grab the hurrying train catcher, tell him he its endangering- lives by rushing at break mack speed through the crowd, andthen Jet him go on hla way. Ha generally fcrrlves at his track just In time to have It he gate closed in hla face, and see the Oast car of hla train pulling out of the tatlon. Hard times are Working both ways n New York. While certain classes of uslness have' been obliged to go into ankruDtcv. others are waxlnar fat dur- ng the financial stringency.. Just at resent the owners of the mar storage warehouses are reaolnr the benefit, and "the proprietors of the apartment houacs aura ma losers. Hundreds of the well to do families Jiave been obliged to give up their apart inents, put their goods In storage and cither resort to boarding houses or go Into the country where living is cheaper. On the whole the hard times have affected the very poor and the very rich.. The salaried class have felt the stringency less than any others. The new "pay as you enter" cars which have now been In use on Madison avenue for over a month have proved a success and Manhattanites are wonder ing how long it will be before some of the other lines will follow suit. The old fashioned cars are still in use on Broadway in spite of the heavy traffic, and on some of the cross streets horse oars are still run. Visitors to the city are generally more surprised to find horse cars in Gotham than almost any thing else that oomes to their notice. , The new cars on Madison avenue, however attract a great deal of atten tion, and already some of theenterprls ing stores have put on sale a "pay-as-you-enter belt" with a little pocket at tached for change. It is planned soon to place a nlckel-ln-the-alot machine 'n the oars and have each passenger drop In his' own faro. It is thought that In this way the conductor will have all of his time to give to assisting passengers on and off the car. and thus minimise the number of accidents. In order to meet the tremendous de mand for experienced office boys the New York public schools are now con templating giving a course to train boys In all branches of office work. Th3 experiment Is already being tried In one school and if It proves a Bureaus it will probably be made part of the whole scheme to train the nubile school chil dren in some trail that will enable them to earn a living as soon as they are graduated. ' Although there are hundreds of auc tions of every kind In New York every day, the ones that attract most atten tion are those disposing of the personal effeots, however alight their Intrlnsia value may be, of some person In the public eye. This was .strikingly Illus trated recently in the sale of the house held furnishings of Mrs. Leslie Carter, the famous actress. The goods were ordered sold by Mr. Carter's receiver In bankruptcy, and the many friends of the noted fool light favorite thronged the auction rooms In an effort to get some memen to. Even the kitchen things had a price. Notable among these was a wash wringer that brought $1.25, although Its working days were over. A lot marked "two bottles" brought a nickel. A curious document 32 years old. waa found in a sealed drawer in an old safe In the finance Uepartment the oth er dav that revealed the fact that bri bery was not unknown to Jotliu.ni of ficials even in those days. The letter, which was addressed to the comptroller of that time, was from a man employed in the finance department. The letter read as follows: "Enclosed please find $10, which Is bribe money received from J. R Wright There U a drive In It, I think, and should be kept a secret at preBent" The J. R. Wright mentioned in the letter is not known to Mr. MetE, pres ent comptroller, and he propose to conduct art Investigation of this 82 year old graft. In spite of the bribery that la going on before Ma eyes every day.-., , . In the fashionable Raster parade on Fifth avenue on Raster mnrnlni. when it was possible to see the lastest styles In Parisian gowns and French millinery, one woman who was attired In rather a rusuo costume attracted moat attention. Bhe waa accompanied by a young man, who also looked as though he had not been born and bred In New York. The woman waa dressed all In white ex cept for dark "sash" around bar waist. , - ' , .The sash happened to be the arm of the young man, and the two young peo ple were apparently unconscious of the Interest they were creating in the minds of the fashionable crowd along the ave nue where people are more circumspect than in the shady lanes of the country. But everybody stopped to, look, and IT". .Yr th comments. It was evident that the couple had made a strong Im pression n the most unimpressionable street la the world. ? who wished to celebrate East' or Bun day In an appropriate manner entered a restaurant on Eighth avenue and ordered a doaea fried egge. The witer.ihouht th orler waa a Joke, and paid no attention till the customer, to prove that he was in earnest, pro- B.ed et i 6 tnat n cul at eggs faster than the waiter could fry them. The customer devoured S eggs, when the waiter declared him the winner, be cause the. eggs had given out. The customer wound up by eating a piece of pie, and declared that some day when he waa hungry he would drop in and STive the boya a real exhibition. It is now possible to buy one's own fowl or Joint and watch it being roast ed at a public "rotisserie," at the rate of fi cents a pound. The method has all the elements of novelty to attract the Inhabitants of hAnhelnr a rtmantm I the young couples playing at 'light uuuocioeimin m limned quarters. Capon, squab and sweetbreads may be cooked here without fear of exchange for an Inferior article, as the suspicious house keeper Is invited to sit down and watch her purchase being roasted in the auto matically revolving spit. When done to a turn her property ls delivered to her in a neat box, which she tucks under her arm. ATE 36 FRIED EGGS; NOT HUNGRY EITHER Heingman Won Wager From Irish Chef, Who Couldn't Cook Fast Enough. Em New YOUR FUTURE FORETOLD A FEW DAYS NOTICE! A FEW DAYS 25c 25c WHITE MYSTIC 1 A SOLEMW PBOMXSZ. I will tell your name, your are. yon business, occupation and the date of your num tree oi onnrge in oraer so snow the ottisens of Portland tnat I am no charlatan. . I am 17 yearat before tfte people In my profession and stand alone. tne acanowieag-e a, peer ox au clairvoy ants. Bemember. the hand writing' on the wall ia no plainer to you than the lines in your hand are to me. I do not ad vertise FREE READINGS For the purpose of decoying you into my office. I have no ax to grind. I give an honest reading at an honest price. 25c FOR. A FEW DAYS 25c And the solemn promise I have mado you I will keep or charge you nothing. X.OVB OB COTTBTSXXr. If affairs of the heart or emotions of love Interest you, he gives exact and truthful revelations ef all love affairs, settles lovers' quarrels, enables you to win the esteem and affection of any one you desire: causes speedy and happy marriages; tells if the one you love ls true, also date or marriage; restores lost affection, peace and confidence to lovers and discordant -sBmllles; gives you the full secret how to control, fas cinate and charm the one you love, also those you meet, and how to make a per- NAGANZI Uoirlstn SL Cor. Seventh Opp. Toll & GIbbs . son at a dtstanoe think of you find a safe and good paying investment. He Id ever ready to he.lt and advise those with capital, small Or large, to This he can do. and aska no feea until the Investment pays a handsome profit. Has this not honesty on. the face of it? Call today. Don't mistake the name and numwr. HOURS 10 A. M. TO P. M. 25c 25c WAVE YOUR 341 Morrison St. Corner of Seventh Street Opp. Tull A Olbbs ' ; WE C U RE MEN i York, May i "Ulmme a doaen fried eggs, and be quick about it!" Patrons of the Lowell lunch room, a hurry-up hunger haunt, at No. 248 Blghth avenue, ceased the attack on the provender when John Heingman "of No. 47 King street, blew intq the placi yesterday afternoon and gave the whole sale order In a voice that shivered the crockerjfc One of John's eyes had an early closing slgu on It and n gash In his forehead showed that, whatever happened to the other fellow. John did not have things entirely his own way. "Quit yer klddin'," said Patsy, tha chef. "Take an egg sandwich and cheer up. f "I'm 61 years old and I guess I know what I. want." answered John, boardlna moving stool and unsettlnir n c-nn of corree in his neighbors lap. "1 run eat egg faster than you can fry them." "You're on." said Patsy, his sport ing blood aroused. "I'm taking no chances, though. Post yer forfeit." Heingman dug down in his drapery and deposited a crumpled $2 bill on tha alab. Patsy passed It to one of the customers foiv safe-keeping, and then lapped a hair pound of butter In the pan. The crowd gathered around Heing man, and several dollars In small bets changed hands on the result. The bursting of egg shells was the only sound that shattered the stillness for several minutes. "lirlng on the goods" roared Heing man, tying a napkin round his neck and tapping Impatiently with hla knife. Patsy came on a run and slapped half a dozen on the plate. Heingman stacked mem up ana cut them into quar ters with two stabs of his sabre. A few seconds later the plate was deserted save for a saffron rim round the edge showing where some of the" hen fruit had tried to escape. "Slowest cook I ever saw," mused Heingman, as Patsy dumped another half dozen on the platter. They met the same fate as the others, and then Patsy tried to claim a foul on the ground that Heingman was putting them in his pocket. The excited patrons urged Patsy to be a sport, and he resumed his tank. Patsy made six round trips, carrying half a dosen fried passengers on each journey, but Heingman was' always waiting for him. "You win, sport," said Patsy, drop ping Into a chair, with the perspiration racing down his cheeks. "There's no more eggs." "Gimme a piece of pie," said Heing man, "and I'll be on- my way. Some day when I'm hungry I'll drop in and give you a real exhibition." ....... ' i : .'v' . . PTTw i id mm NO PAY UNLESS CURED ULI WKDU IT U CIITUI TO BI rOUXD IF you persist la rolnr to those who have no standing; professionally, BOW CAJT TOtT IX IEOT TO Bl CUBED This institution has bull up Its splendid pnetloe mora by tha free advertising- given, t by Its rEmrEOTX.Y SATISFIED VATIXKT8, who have yeoeived the benefit ef its modern, sol entitle and legitimate methods, than la any other way. Xf yon , are not a perfect man come to ns. Xant it worth tha little time It will take when yoa are CBBTAXB that yon will have tha Benefit of S0BTE8T, BIBOEBB physicians t A eoaanlt- tloa oosta yoa nothing XXCSK your own time. stahliahed S9 Tears ia rortland Our 10.00 Consultation Free We Will Treat Any Simple Uncom plicated Ailment for $10.00. I know the disease and weaknesses of men like an open book. I have been en ring them for years. I have made so thorough a study of all tie diseases of men of VARICOCELE, STRICTURE, CONTAGIOUS my life to 1L and thousands upon thousands of men menta to my. akllT, knowledge and success. I never hold out false hopes. I have given restored to VIGOROUS VITALITY, are today living monu- I never take a ease I cannot cure ft v. httj irTTT-nir. f"nTinmi')i BLOOD POISON, HYDROCELE, NERVOUS DEBILITY, GENERAL WEAKNE8. LOSS OF VITALITY, and hava cured ao many oasea tnat n mere is a cure ror iui k aisease you will rind it nere. wnen i taxe a case mere is no such thing as fallore. I CHARGE NOTHING FOR CONSULTATION, and my knowledge, skill and experience are at your service. I will explain to you HOW and WHY I CAN CURB YOU (why the diseases of men require the knowlelge and skill of a specialist). Ca m.Zftnfa Acute or chronic, cured quickly, safely, surely, without pain or loss of time or Inconvenience. No Oil iUUI V matter how long standing or how complicated. I cure. I don't cut. My treatment removes every trace of tho effect qfearly follies. My cures are simple, sure and permanent. It removes all ebstructlona ana cures ror au time to come. Blood Poison I cure contracted blood DOlson and curing to stay cured afflicted men cbronto ulcers or tumors anywhere I cure In My record of past years, radicating from tha system Tamtea Diooa, pimples and copper spots, patches and aorea in tha mouth, swollen or softening gums, tumors and ulcers of the skin, rheumatism, pains in the legs. an stages. pir ;ln. I CURE Varicocele quickly, safely, without danger or detention from business. MT MTDTHOD ja tut eares'. aa wen aa tne Nervous Debility moat certain and satisfactory. I have cured thousands of cases of Lost Vitality, Physical Debility. Despondency, PlniDles. Loss of Eners-v. Fulllnc Memnrv. Pnlnftftttnn nf tha Huart an1 Sfnnti1 Development. MY METHOD makes a quick, permanent and radical euro, without discomfort or detention front business " " . Drlvrata fstosiet 1 cu.r a11 ds'aaea of a private nature about which moat people dislike to consult their riivsttv vuciucs family doctor, auch as discharges, drains, eruptions and all contracted troubles, j cure them quickly. Ptvtcffitir TtVMtlllft Some of the notable successes of my professional career have been In tha radl- riwstut.iv, livuvics cai curt 0f enlarged and inflamed conditions of the Prostate Gland. My treat ment acts directly, reducing inflammation and Irritation; it heals the gland, removes the obstruction ana estab lishes free passage of the natural secretions, without pain or discomfort. Writs if you cannot call. All correspondence sacredly confidential. . ' HOURS -9 a. m. to 5 p. m.; evenings, 7 to 8:80; Sundays, 9 a m. to It noon. St. Louis Medical and Surgical Dispensary COBXSB 8ECOBD AID TAMBXLX. STBBSTI, rOBTXAJTD, OBEOOB. The Oregon Naturopath Institute and School HUMAX CHAIN SAVES MAN FE0M FLAMES 313 BOTXOHXXJ) BXJ0., POBTLAHD, . OBEOOIT. NO MEDICINES NO OPERATIONS Radical curea by the latest natural healing methods. All chronic and acute diseases treated and cured in the least time possible at the smallest cost Habits of every description and kind in adults or children treated and cured. The finest equipped office on the raciflo coast for handling suffering patients. The remedies that we employ are Na ture's, including Clay, Herbs, Osteo pathy, Chiropractic, Suggestive Thera peutics, Psychology and Electropathy, Radiators, Vibrators, Electric Baths, 6,000 candle-power Leucondesant and Flnsen Lights, X-rays, Violet Rays, Heigh Frequency Currents of 100,000 vojts. Galvanic, Fradlc and Sinusoidal Currents for all chronic cases. Come ho nur offices and enlov a free council. If unable to call write us. Best results often still attained in cases that have been treated and given, up as nopeiess by other systems. CGeeWo Iha Wall-Kaon Eeliabls CHINESE Bct aaa Bk DOCTOR Firemen, Off Duty, Dare Death, Stringing Fifty Feet Above the Pavement. 4 Our Cures Are Thorough and Permanent NO EXPERIMENTS! NO FAILURES OUR! GUARANTEE NO PAY UNLESS CURED MEN When You Need the Services of a Doctor, Con sult One of Wide Experience. vm ARB Just now completing our TWENTIETH year as specialists in MEN'S DISEASES. If we accept your caae for treatment a cure la but a mat ter of reasonable time. Each and every patient receives skillful, scientific and expert treatment, and he sees and knows from the. beginning of treatment that he ls getting; the BEST medical attention obtainable. , Our entire time and practice Is devoted to the core of BLOOD POISON, VARICOCELE. STRICTURE. LOST VITALITY, HYDROCELE, PILES, FIS TULA. DISEASES OF THE KIDNETS, BLADDER AND PROSTATE GLAND, CONTRACTED DISORDERS, WEAKNESS AND ALL DISEASES COMMON TO MEN. - . OUR METHODS are np-to-dats, and are indorsed by the hlgrheat medical au thorities of Europe and America. Hence, our success In the treatment of men's diseases. ' , voti tA Inn tau hava a friend In ns, we want you to feel that you can come to us with the troubles you'd tell to -your closest friend or that Oar Vnystaiens Are AH U oeaaed to Practice Medloine la the State of Oregeav any Dy lorming a nu; the coping of an ad Jo swinging to safety U had oeen caught by MEN, if you are suffering from any DISEA6E or WEAKNESS, we want you been with multitudes of others who have received our assistance. New York, May 2. Two firemen who were taking a day off made a thrilling rescue on the top tloor of a burning tenement in Third avenue to day by forming a human chain from olntng bouse ana George Delta, who the fire In the hallway of the building. I Delta woke from a sound sleep, star tled and confused to find himself sur rounded by flames. The young man ran to the front win dow and screamed for help. The fire men did not have ladders long enough to reach to the top floor. Firemen Dugan and Bythes climbed into the building next door and ap peared on the coping, which was sev eral feet higher than the window in which Delta was standing. Bythes crawled head foremost over the edge of the coping, Dugan holding hla feet. The perilous feat of gaining a awing so that Bythes could reach Delti's hands was accomplished. Held fast by the firemen. Delta let go of the window oaslng, and for sev eral minutes the two men were swing ing in midair, 60 feet above the pave ment. Dugan regained his feet and was then able to pull the two men to the coping. A great crowd cheered the rescuers. BULLETS OF WAX IN OLYMPIC FIGHTS you would even hesitate to tell him. Our relations will be aa for it all depends upon the physlolan Vou go to as to whether you get the cure you seek. uun rnumisiM au never now out xaiae nope. PRIVATE and CONFIDENTIAL aa they have Be careful ia- selecting & doctor to treat you, set the cure you seek. WE FULFILL ALL, You need heaJth and atrena-th first that's money: helns to aiua money. -. . , , 1 - . .... 1 CONSULTATION AND ADVICE FREE. Wa offer no cheap "half to entice yoti "to our office. Don't run sway with every book that has bait on it. OUR TERMS are reasonable and made to suit the convenience of the pa- tlent. If VOU Cannot CALL, wrlta for aatf.a-v&mtnatlnn blank and fraa hnnk llinv Ytnwna Maril. rinci iurujFiit3u,.ruiTi our ww jaooraiory ror privacy ot our paw HOURS;-s s a.'nt. to S p. m. daily; Sundays, 10 to 13 a.m. only. ltlents, from $1.50 to .60 a course. OFFICE I OREGON MEDICAL USE 291K Morrison Stn Bet. Fourth & Fifth ; pOtaVTUArSPs" OREGON r London, May 1. Harmless ' duels fought with bullets of wax. will be one of the most exciting events of the Olymplo games, to be held in London thia summer. Tha redoubtable duelists and finest revolver shots in Europe will meet in a friendly contest the first time that dueling has been elevated to the level or a sport. Walter Winans, the Anglicised Amer ican millionaire and champion re volver shot of the world, is organixing this novel display. He baa secured the support of many members of the Paris "Pistolet club," f which he ls a mem ber. The membership of this club com- Srisea all the-best revolver shots and uellsts in France. The public duels la London will be fought exactly in every detail as though they were private affairs of honor only that the bullets will be of wax. and will flatten themselves harmlessly when they touch their .-target. - AU the conventional ceremony connected with dueling will be carried through. Mr. Winans has declared his Intention .of artootlng in this contest on behalf of 5m) United States.-1" - : . Hu ! Utt stady et roots anS kerb Dd - Is that ttmit elaeoTons sad la ft'lai to U world hla wonderful ramedJee. MO MEaCURT, POISONS 01 DBU0 USTO BE CUBES WITHOUT 0FERATIOW, 01 without xhs arb or a iiiri Re riaranteee to ear Catarra. aatbsia. Int. Tbraat. RbeemattiB .Narvoonma. Nernrna TVhIMfr. Stmnaek. Urer. Kldaaf TrnnhlM; ! faat MaalwwUI. Staiale Wsak an md All Private Waaiia A SURE CANCER CURE 'uat BeottveS from Paktnt, CVaa Si fa, San ad lallaW ir TOO ARB ArmCTRftr DONT DELAT. DBL ATS ARB DANQIROUS. If yoe eanoot rail, write for ayinptosi Mask nd etrrvlar. lorlaee 4 eratt Is lUspa CONSULTATION FREE lb C. GU WO ttUXESS MklUCiJi, we tasb rust sc., not, at rertiaaa. Orans, riaaaa Maatlaa lib J LUall HO DR. PIERCE Cures all afarrons and Privttc Diseases ol MEN Quicker and cheaper than others. Call and see him first. Consultation free. Phone Main 1966. Office 181 1st et, corner Tamhiil. FOR WOMEN ONLY Dr. Sanderaon'a Compound Savin and Cotton Root Pllla. The beat and only reliable remedy for DELAYED PER IODS. Cure the moat obatln s in I to 16 days. Price It per box or three boxes 16.00. Sold by druggists everywhere. DR. PIERCE. 1S1 First it, Portland. Phone Main 1966. case ate CUSmmlf. JtuPonn. STavxK Ksowsr to rail. Tamat's BUwaos et Oababa and Copaiba la CAPSULES. Thaaamwa,MtabadtAayarofoe Caorrkoaa. !, waitae, ato. Eaay takat aoBvealaat ke Oarrjr. . Filtt oaaie sa fat aaa. fries 1. at Rowe A Martin's. 161 Wash ington st, Portland, Or.: or by mail from The Tarrant Co 44 Hudson at. New Terk. - - - CHICHESTER'S PILLS fawVer-v . THK.IMAMONB BKAND, . A. BrfSBaaaaaaaa AaVBlSK WSSajr SJ f SB ST ST IShA SrsS AT , W Cal-ahaa-tar MaaMaXlraaaAN l-Ula ta Ka awl 4.14 mluV boa. aaalad wtik Blaa Rthboa. Take aa atkar. It., m.9 Praarl. A.1. for (111 ift -TElrS' B1ABN HRAltO VtlAJL Vi b yaw kaowa at Bert. SaJart. AlMn RaHabta .SOU) BT DKUGGISTS EVmUKEKE Cy red The study of medicine Is as broad aa life and as complex as nature. It la therefore im possible for any individual man to master the treatment nf all human ills. The man who attempts to do so is able to cure only the most simple ailments. The ordinary phy lclan is like "the man who attempts to mas ter every branch of mechanics, from watch making to anipbulldtng. Such a man becomes neither a good watchmaker nor a successful shipbuilder. The general medical practitioner knows as much about one disease as he does Kbout another and he has no intimate knowledge of any. The cures he performs when he Is fortunate enough to cure are usually purely accidental. The patient gets ' ' '' well, not because of the physician's efforts, but in apita of them. When the ordinary physician treats men's diseases, IB BABEX.T EK-EOTS A CUBE. Z AM A BFECIAXX8T XV KBITS DISEASES. My practice la confined wholly to the diseases of men, and the faot that I invariably cure every oaae that I aecept for treatment PROVES that mv methods are correct. Indeed, I have for SS yeara made a. Spe cially of Men's Ailments and have so closefj studied them that I am able to meet every - phase and condition of each Individual case, and to effect a permanent cure in a very short time. I am never for a moment In doubt as to my course. I know Just WHAT to do and HOW . to do it, to obtain satisfactory RESULTS. This explains : why my practice has grown to be by far the largest in the western part of America. So confident am I that I can effect a thorough and LASTING CURB In each case that I accept for treatment, that I will give a Written and tiinaing, uun.aLs.wxaB xu cvib iuu, aso ,tuu msbbmov rJLx A DOXiZiABt TJBTXXj TOT ABE WSX.I XB TATX.OB, The X.aadlar Specialist, My Fee for a Thorough Cure of Any Ailment Is $10 In Any Disorder ' Bear in mind that I could nst afford to do this If I did not KNOW that my treatment would not fall. I am the only doctor who dares to make such a proposition. Under no circumstances do I ever take eases for treatment that are doubtful. Hence, if I accept your case for treat ment you may absolutely rely upon it that I will cure you. r :U--- MT METHODS ABB OBJGDxAX. My methods are entirely original with me, and are the result of many yeara of special study and experience. Instead of filling my pattents up with powerful drugs and stimulants, as do other specialists, 1 apply sooth ing and healing and absorbent medicines DIRECTLY to the DISEASED REGION, and thus aid Nature in overcoming the tronble. The best that human skill can do ls to ASSIST NATURE. It ls Nature that performs the cures. Powerful drugs taken through the stomach do not cure. They merely apt up a new disturbance in the system, which for a time, diverts the energies from the oli disease to the new attack.- This process is in variably attended with a reaction, and la -consequence leaves the patient In a worse condition than before treatment. Another method employed by another class of physicians Is to dose the sufferer with tonics, which exhilarate the patient so that he actually believes himself Improving un der such treatment. But after a very short time these stimulant medicines cease producing the desired effect, when the disease (alas a new and firmer grip upon the patient. ' MOW X CTOXB. -. . . My method of treatment overcomes Inflammation and congestion by aiding tha tissues of the diseased region to throw off the poisonous se cretions and the deadly toxins caused by the disease. Some of these toxlna are more poisonous than the virus of the rattlesnake's fang, and when 'they reach tho heart,, produce instant death. Thousands of the oases of sudden death which occur with alarming frequency In every city In the land, are directly due to toxic, poison, although such cases are usually pronounced "heart failure" or heart disease. My treatment com- fdetely eliminates every trace of diseese and accumulated poisona from he system, and thua allows Nature to perfect l COMPLETE CURE. DO SOT BB DECEIVES. My methods have revolutionised the treatment of ailments peculiar to men, and consequently altered former medical theories. Imitators of my system of practice have sprung; up everywhere. A pronounced success in any field of human endeavor begets Imitators. Following tho Genuine, there always comes the Counterfeit. These Imitators of mine Insist that they cure by means similar to those -I employ. Suoh state ments are ottered with a base Intent to deceive. 'The facts are that UO OTHER PHYSICIAN ANT WHERE TREATS MEN'S AILMENTS BY MV METHODS. BECAUSE NO MAN OTHER THAN MTSELF KNOWS THESE MET' HODS. My Treatment Is the ORIGINAL and ONLI GEN UINE Direct-Method Treatment or the Disease of Men. . ---J- MT MODERN and tip-to-date methods effect a certain and sneaky cure of SPEBMATOBRHOBA, CONTBACTEIr SISOBDEBg, rSCU'IO BLOOD FOISOB, XiOBT STBEBOTH, and all reflex ailments. VARICOCELE, BTTDBOCE1B ' and 8TBZCTVBB positively curse WITHOUT 1KB BJIXFE. , . . Examination and Advice Free f offer not only FREE CONSULTATION and ADVICE, but of every case that comes to me I will make a Careful Examination and Diagnosis without charge.- . - t'-, . If yoa cannot caJL write for Diagnosis Chart. Ity effloes are open an day from a a. m. to 0 p. nu, and Sundays from 10 to 1 , THE iSFJafPiE IA- I34V4 KOBJUsb STBJBET, '';";'' ft A COBWEB SECOBD ABT MOBBISOJT STBEETS. POBTXABO, 092009 SaORFMIWE jT and other drug habits are positively cured bj MA RITINA. For avnodermifl or internal nse Sample sent to any drag habitueAy EVpn inaiL Remlar nrfce S2.0O ver bottle ft yonr dmrglst or by mail in plain wrappers bail Chemical CoM &L Uwla. Ha for sale ky BkWmara dag Oo Ui XUrt km (arUajai. Onaea. -..' " . - uiMKaiv::.?:?.' I BtaCt tnr BBiurml Star bart,B tiam ,,, Irtilaiiua) ar ui-'i l( aitlll r..-r.... Piiniai. tni unl ! IHEfMKsCHtM'' ' r, f o or aoi..itM;. g.a,a. . e p'""1 " ' m a. I aa " a .. .