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14: THE PHILADELPHIA IKQUIKEB SUNDAY MOKNTNG, OCTOBER 7, 1900 lit See. NEW PUBLICATIONS NEW PUBLICATIONS NEW PUBLICATIONS NEW PUBLICATIONS BE TIGERS SCORED OK BY LERIGH FERGUS IUIACKIE IS CHAMPION GOLFER PHILLIES THROW AWftY THE GAME They Make a Few Costly Errors and Do Some Foolish Base Running THROW AWAY THE TRUSS A Beam Library He Wins the Enviable Title by Defeating A. J. P. Princeton's Team Play a Loose Game arid Roll Up Only 12 Points CURED SO THAT IT STAYS CURED.

(NO KNIFE; NO PAIN: NO OE-1EXTI0N FROM BUSINESS) My Chcmlc-CIecfro Heltcd has nper failed. I hare ft-fffted thousands of wonderful cores of Rupture by It, and my patients have KiTen me nrnollcited testimonials and letters of praise for relieving them of the torture of trusses. Remember that a truss will not cure rupture and the old-time cutting operation Is rery dangerous. I do not use a knife- or operate. My Chemlc- STRONG AS PENNSYLVANIA TOUCHED UP "IRON MAN" SIX UP AND FIVE TO PLAY During our years of experience with De Luxe or Limited Publications, we have encountered a constant and increasing demand for Library Editions of equal worth and beauty, but less costly than the exclusive.

It was to meet this demand that we consummated arrangements with two of the leading: publishers in the United States, which enables us to furnish the most complete and artistically illustrated library edition ever produced of the following famous French and English authors: Coach Okeson Thinks Jerseymen's Team as Good as the Red and Blue One His Men Played There Was Nothing Doing for the Locals Until the Seventh and Then Their Batting Was Timely Winner Showed Superior Steadiness, Both Players Are Affected by the Strain of Tournament Playing fcleerro Metooa is my own lilueoTery and only myself and physicians thorn I bare tatight can successfully administer It. Shakespeare Victor Hugo Dumas Thackeray Balzac Eliot Poe Dickens Scott Moliere I Give A Written Guarantee TO CURE eyery man, woman and child accepted for treatment and will giro you names of patients thut my Chemlc-Electro Treatment Is all I claim It to be. You can set no stronger evidence than this, and if you will come to me I will make a free examination of yonr rupture and adrlse you. I have no trusses to sell. I cure you so that you hare no further use for a truss.

Results hare convinced me that my Chemlc-Electro Method Is the only treatment that positively and permanently cures rupture so that It will never Bulwer and others Fergus M. Mackie, of the Philadelphia Cricket Club, wan the individual championship of the Golf As.soc!8tion of Philadelphia, over the course of the Philadelphia Cricket Club, at Wissahlckon Heights, yesterday. He defeated A. J. P.

Gallagher, of the St. David's Golf Club, in the final round of 30 holes, match play, by 6 up and to play. Conditions favored good golf, but neither man sustained the average of fast play made in the earlier stngi-a of the tournament. The strain affected both and this was particularly noticeable upon th greens. Both were oft in their putting, and although brilliant in the long game op several occasions, Gallagher was in the end beaten by his opponent's superior steadiness this direction.

The cards: Mackie 56556675 449 66555685 652 Mackie 36554455 54291 Gallagher 3 7 5 5 5 5 6 5 5 46 b3 Mackie 65555365 6 46 Gallagher 65566463 445 Mackie 5 6 5 5 Gallagher 4 7 4 5 Rank errors and foolish base running robbed the Phillies of the game with Brooklyn yesterday. It was in the second inning that the Phillies began to go wrong. Fraser made a wild throw to first on Kelly's hit. Cross, the next man up. hit to Dolan.

He threw to Cross at second to catch Kelly, and would have done had Cross held the ball. Dolan, however, threw away a chance to make a double play by not tagging Kelly out, which be could have easily done. A passed ball by McFarland advanced the runners a base, and singles by Daly and Farrell scored two runs. In the fifth the champions were presented with two runs. Kelly popped up a fly to Dolan, which he let fall back of second base.

The Phillies did not get going until the seventh. A base on balls to McFarland, singles by Wolver-ton. Fraser and Thomas and a three-bagger by Dolan netted three runs. There was nothing doing in the eighth, but in the ninth Fraser was forced by Thomas, Single struck out and Roy was sent home by Flick's three-bagger. Elmer In turn was able to score on Chiles' bunt.

Cross made several grand stand plays. The score: BROOKLYN. Special to The Inquirer. PRINCETON. N.

Oct. 6. The Tigers defeated Lehigh, 12 to 5, in the second game of the season on Osborne Field this afternoon. The excessive beat cannot be offered aa a reasonable excuse for the five points that were rolled against the Orange and Black. That score resulted directly rom the most careless piece of playing that has been seen here Id many a day.

In the second half Princeton had held solidly in the centre of the field and Lehigh was forced to punt. McCormick sent the pigskin high in toe air and Meier, although no one was within twenty feet of him, scarcely moved from his tracks. When be bad apparently decided that It would be advantageous for Princeton to secure the pigskin It was too late, for Gearbart bad tucked It under his arm qulcsly and was beating for a touchdown. This, however, is only a fair sample of the make-shift football that was played by Princeton during the entire game. There was practically no interference, while the linemen were not even fast enough to fill the gaps between one another.

When frequent fumbling is added to the other defects the showing was certainly not an encouraging one. The large amount of punting that was done on account of the heat undoubtedly prevented a larger score. Coach Okeson. of Lehigh, said 'that he considered the Tigers to be as strong as Pennsyl-vauia, although their interference was AH printed from original Edition de luxe plates used la the most costly and sumptuous editions. We are offering a limited number of these special sets at about 60 per cent, of the prices for which the numbered copies were sold.

An absolute guarantee is given that every set contains the complete and unabridged text of the original limited sets. The works are illustrated with etchings on Japan paper. come back. A Well-Known Butcher Cured "Was ruptured for years and suffered a great deal; had to give up a good position. After taking the Chemlc-Electro Treatment A FEW OF THE MANY LETTERS WE RECEIVE DAILY: LEAD THE FIELD for four months am perfectly and completely cured and back at lay old position.

Cannot say too much for your treatment. ADAM SCHCCK, "2211 N. 30th rhila." ragged and the line men slow. The line-np fol- Varicocele, Hydrocele permanently cured. low Examination free.

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M. Sundays, 2 to 4 P. M. Rlirht guard Bray McCord tackle Averv Darby and Crump Head the List in the Qualifying Round E. A.

Darby and George A. Crump, two of the younger school of golfers who made such a brilliant showing in the local individual championship contest, led the field of golfers in the qualifying round for the President's Cup of the St. David's Golf Club, at St. David's, yesterday The conditions of the cup, which is played for semi-annually, provide that It shall be won twice before becoming the permanent property of a player. Last autumn A.

J. P. Gallagher won the trophy, and C. H. Stonffer won It this spring.

In view the fact that Gallagher was engaged in playing in the final round for the individual championship at Wissahlckon Heights the handicap committee of the club decided to permit him to qualify, and this left fifteen places to be played for at medal play yesterday, the makers the best sixteen scores being entitled to continue at the subsequent match play rounds. The cards of those qualifying are subjoined: E. A. Darby 44 45 89 G. A.

Crump 44 45 89 H. Wendell 44 48 82 J. K. Kane 49 45 94 E. M.

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Philadelphia Little Right Donln Duncsn Quarter-back Whitehead Hodgman Left half-back S. SlcClave Right half-back Fuller Ma ttls Kull-nacit McCormick Halves 15 and 10 minutes. Umpire Charley Young. Princeton. Referee King.

Princeton. Timekeeper George Goldie. Linesmen Princeton. Sheffield; Lehigh, Wood. Touchdowns Hodgman, Smith auu Gerhart.

Goals from touchdowns Hodgman. Underbill. Substitutes Davis, for Little: Henry, for S. McClave; Brown, for Dana; Hale, for Brewster; Miller and Fisher, for Wright; Meier, for Duncan, and Smith and Morse, for Hougman; Underbill for Mattis; Sank, for Avery. 2 3 14 PHILADELPHIA.

0 0 0 1 0 0 3 0 1 2 0 2 0 1 4 1 BROOKLYN. 2 1 3 0 0 0 0 2 2 4 2 2 1 1 Runs Base hits Runs Base bits 2 8 3 17 Dr. J. T. Carpenter ...47 48 95 P.

R. R. WINS FIRST GAME The P. R. R.

Y. M. O. A. football team its sen son at the P.

R. R. Y. M. C.

A. Karned runs Brooklyn. 3: Philadelphia, a Two-base hits Dablen, Sheckard, Flick. Three-base hits Daly, Flick. Dolan.

Left on bases Brooklyn, Philadelphia 4. Struck out By McGlnnity, 3. Double plays Farrell to Cross; Kelley to Dahlen; Farrell to Daly. First base vl lpf- 2. First base on called halls Off McGinnlty.

ff Fraser. 3. Passed balls Mcfrarland. 2. Muffed My ball Dolan.

Dropned thrown ball Cross. Umpire Hurst. Time Two hours. J. D.

Rnsengarten, Jr, W. L. Moorehouse C. II. Stonffer A.

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W. Andrews 45 51 96 50 46 06 47 50 97 49 50 99 52 47 99 51 53104 54 51 1(5 55 51 lOrt o. 53108 55 54109 alley College, winning by the score of 16 to O. THn Avv.mA M' 1 1 r. Primary, Secondary or Tertiary G.

W. Schultz The rnmla of thoae nor nil II fvi nc fnl. line-up: Y. M. C.

A. Positions. Lebanon V. C. Oves, Haves and Gillflllen Left end Over Mintzer Left Rupp (Sehaffler) Common and HilrlAhnnil tmmr.A lows: lv.

iougnerty. in; K. Martin, ill; L. D. Peterson.

115; II. C. Hunter. 115; Lewis Neilson. Ufi; Weston Hibbs, 116; H.

B. Mont Fourteen Men Couldn't Win PITTSBURG. Oct. 6. Fourteen men could not save the day for Pittsburg.

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agner." 0 Leever. 0 0 0 3 2 Schrl'r, 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 3 9 27 18 H' mpirr J. n. Sims if. K.

c- A Llnesmep Albright (Lebanon C. Time 2t and 10-minute halves. Batted for Leach in ninth inning. oaum lor ciy iq ntnin inning. Batted for Leever in ninth lnnlnz Pittsburg 1 0 2 0 0 03 St.

Louis 00120100 04 Earned runs Pittsburg. 2. Two-base hits COMING BOXING BOUTS An All-Star Program for the Penn Art Club To-morrow Night There Is no denying the excellence of tha Kitcney. 0 xtnen. Donlin.

Three-base hit O3S0S1 Burkett Sacrifice hit Zimmer. Stolen bases Beaumont, Ritchey, Williams. McGraw. Don Merions in Deciding Cricket Match After one of the most interesting of cricket seasons in Philadelphia the contest for the championship and the possession of the Hall-fax Cup was brought to a close yesterday at Manhetm, when Gennantown won a hotly contested match from Merlon and thereby became the possessors of the proud title of champion. Standing of the clubs follows: HALIFAX CUP.

W. L. P.C.I W. L. C.

Oermantown 16 9 .640 Belmont 9 7 .562 Merlon 10 7 .5881 Philadelphia 2 14 .125 The other matches yesterday resulted as follows: Philadelphia, 206: Rose Hill. 14. Sherwood. 97; Australian of P. D.

35. An Manheim. yesterday, the Halifax Cup contest was brought to a close with a deciding match between Germantown and Merlon, the two clubs which were tied for first place at the completion of the regular series. Both clubs placed a strong eleven in the field. The wicket was verv soft, and the bowlers bad matters pretty much their own way throughout, especially as the majority of the batsmen plaved with extreme care.

Germsntown went first to bat and scored 88 runs. The Merion were rather too conservative with the hat and were all dismissed for 70. Thus Germnntown won by the small margin of nine runs. The score: GERMANTOWN. ovan, cnger.

First base on halls Off Leever. off Powell, 2. Struck out By Leever. 4: by card which Manager McCarthy has arranged rowwi, 9. 11a puce ijeever.

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2b 1 thews, the clever welter-weight. Owen Zieg Lowe. 2b 0 0 2 1 1 Grady, .1 1 1 ivan. 0 2 2 0 Mercer, 0 2 0 5 1 ler, the former light-weight champion, will meet Isadore Strauss, who made such an im Mcnols. 1 1 0 2 Ride Haverford Tires 73luibnbuetrs? pressive showing against Young Maboney at 4 24 14 4 xotais ...4 Totals ..1 5 21 8 the last meeting of this club.

Tommy Felts A. W. Jones, c. Evans, b. J.

X. Henrv, c. Sayen. b. Morris W.

W. N'nble, 1. b. w. Patton G.

R. White, b. Morris R. D. Brown, c.

sub. b. Morris P. II. Clark, c.

Mulr. b. Patton J. E. C.

Morton, c. Morlce, b. T. C. Jordan, not out J.

P. Deacon, c. Shnrpless. b. Boston 0 OOOOOO 11 0 1 ...12 3 2 0 ...12 ...32 6 ...12 will meet Sammy Smith in the opening pre New York 0 2 0 0 0 1 1 liminary, it is an au-rigni diii irom end to end.

Ellwood McCloskey. the "Old War Horse." F. II. Bohlen, c. Muir.

b. Morris First base on errors Boston, 4. Left on bass Boston. 5: New York, 2. First base on balls Off Nichols.

off Mercer, 2. Struck out By Nichols, by Mercer, 1. Stolen bnses Davis. Mercer. Sacrifice hit Murphy.

Double play Doyle, unassisted. Umpire Snyder. Time 1.45. Attendance 1800. F.

A. Greene, b. Morris. Locomotive Men in the Field The first of a series 'f ball games was played on Saturday, i'ptenjber 2I at l'ark. between the First Willows and the Seventeenth Streeters of Baldwin's Icomotlve Works.

The First Willows tired out the Seventeenth Streeters b- th seventh inning, having knocked their pitcher o-it of the box in the fifth in 11 1 nt'. The score: First Willows. 21 runs; Seventeenth Streeters, runs. Wides 88 and Lew Ryall. of Atlantic City, will meet In the wind-up at the Brodaway A.

C. to-morrow night. In the semi-wind-up Howard Wilson, of Washington, meets Jack Reeder, of Chester. The preliminaries will be between Charles Len-ard, of Salisbury, and Dave Holly, of Wood-burv; Jack Rice, of Soutbwark. and Harry Perry, of Southwark: Young Garrit, of Point Breeze, and Jack Cummlngs.

of Gennantown; Young Hughes and Kid Yeditto. Total BOWLING ANALYSIS. A. P. Morris 80 49 Patton 84 37 M.

4 2 W. 7 3 At Frankford West Philadelphia, 5: Oxford A. C. O. Patton bowled two wides.

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p.ci w. l. r.c. 81 52 609 Chl n. 63 70 .474 Pittsburg.

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Louis. C. C. Morris, c. sub, b.

Clark 8 F. Sharpless, ureene S. W. Morris, c. Deacon, h.

Greene 7 J. W. Muir. c. sub.

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Greene 4 CARDIXGTOX. r. h. o. a.

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..001 Green, 2b. 0 1 Mltchell.rf 0 0 Total 79 BOWLING ANALYSIS. B. R. Dodds, c.

0 0 7 Picton. ss 0 1 1 5 1 Ochs. 1 2 3 0 0 17 10 Slater, lb 0 1 10 0 0 Burnett.p 0 10 10 MEDICAL M. 4 2 1 W. 3 4 3 MEDICAL MEDICAL 0 dark 32 Greene 68 25 Morton 30 10 Greene bowled one wide.

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met and defeated the West End team, by the score of 5 to 0. Paschall defeated the Commercial College, of Chester, in a well played game by the acore of 5 to 0. RUNS AT THE FALL OF EACH WICKET. 3 9 27 12 3 0 124 11 3 North Phila 0 2 1 0 0 0 3 Cardlngton 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Germantown 0 15 18 20 20 30 32 45 80 88 Merlon 10 10 20 27 42 64 70 78 AFTER ALL OTHERS FAIL, CONSULT THE OLD RELIABLE Melrose Surprises Tacony At TlCrtBT CCT DOCTOR TWEED- 527 II0RT11 SIXTH ST. MELROSE.

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ss 1 2 3 1 AMI Ci! watson, co 1 11 gen. 29 M'E'y, lb 1 TACONY. r. b. o.

a. e. A'ong. 3b 0 0 1 1 2 Mullin, ss 0 0 6 1 Rose, 2b .1 1 6 0 0 Taylor. If 1 0 6 1 0 R'ble, lb 0 7 0 I F.Seed, cf 0 2 1 0 0 Miller, .0 0 4 1 0 B.Seed, rf 0 0 1 0 0 P'cher, 1 1 1 1 0 1433 ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA, PA.

CURES GUARANTEED W'ght. 3g 1 aWnUe I- mm. I ssT tar MTW wutn, cr S'mers, If 1 Dnwi. rf 1 Thirty years of successful practice have stamped hltn as the leading specialist In tbe A treatment of all Chronic. Nervous, and Private Diseases of both men and women.

All i S'hard, 1 Prof. Jules Laborde's Marvelous French Preparation of atseases oi me eye, ear, oeaa, mroai, iuqsb, Bionjacn, liver ilia ugwfw; xviuiiey, runu- y. der and Urinary troubles. Catarrh. Eczema and all Rheumatic troubles treated with onfall- Totals ..6 7 27 11 2 Totals 4 27 10 4 lng success.

Melrose 1 1 2 1 Uaart Drain anrf Morvoe If TOU taTe a dizziness of the bead and palpitation of lacony 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 03 Mbaiii uiuiii uiiu iibi lb the heart, difficult nrcarning ana suirocatlng reeling, a tireo 99 graduate oi ail c.a'Wtft.i the State of America "ElndeutscherArzt" Heil inf arantlrt Urt In dn verxwefielntren I- Hen. Specialist In ilU reauir-ln aacien tlfic an 'I coiliv-n-1 1 al treat en t. 1 K. tl I Is the oldest And woit ex peci-Htst la th United Statei of Amer ici nwiihundlnjvhattfc-ra claim or prnt. Ce fwft-aonal attention to all call.

Publishes naname or la any wy m-kr public i rri hlfl lnntntm1 foollntf nH i Hpath? it von sr. nprrnn rlrMim "CALTHOS Wissahlckon Downs East Falls FALLS. For Lost Manhood. r. h.

o. a.e. 0 1 At Wissahlckon: WISSAHICKON. I r. h.

o. a.e.l Sch'ky. 3 2 4 0 Konley. If 8 2 0 1 01 Loos. 1 2 3 4 01 Kapp.

ss-. 1 2 2 2 01 Connor.3b 1 4 1 1 II Jordan. 2b 2 2 0 1 01 John'n. rf 1 3 1 1 0 2 2 12 0 Ol EAST King. cf.

Smith. 2b Whifr. Kelly, lb Hagan. 3b 'son. If Liley.

rf. Crooks, ss Levins, p. Prof. G. F.

Tb.el. M.D. 7 and despondent, and feel an aversion to society you are sucering trout a serious aisease of the nerves, brain and heart. You have no time to lose. Call at once.

U.lr l.kln DL There are thousands of middle-aged snd Old Men suf- lieaKf rtCning DOCKS ferlng with weak, aching backs which Is the result of overwork, dissipation or excessive indulgences in former years. The kidneys become affected. the general health impaired or broken down, causing all manner of aches and pains, loes of vigor and partial or total loss of sexual power. Many die of this difficulty ignorant of -4- the cause. Remember that a weak, aching back means diseased kidneys, and diseased kid- mean a short snd wrecked life.

y. Bfan TOU indulged In ea'lv indiscretions and. as a consequence, have A lOUnK II losses, exhausting drams. Dimples, bashfnlness, aversion to society, a tired. .4.

stupid, (tloomy feeling and falling of memory, lack of vigor, almolutelv unfitting you for study, business or murriage. do not neglect yourself nntll too late. Do not allow false pride and sham modesty to deter you in seeking Immediate relief. Get cured and be a man. I Hydrocele.

Plies, Fistula. Weak Organs, Stricture, swellings and tenden- ICJIlCOCBIB cies of the organs and glands is treated with unfailing success. 110 5 11 9 0 0 14 1 OOO 2 0O 2 2 0 0 2 1 Sinr practicing In rbi cllv cored oer TWIJTT nWMI PRIVATE AND CHRONIC DISEASES otCe" Full 5 Days' Treatment SENT FREE .2 3 1 01 Davis, p. 0 0 0 1 0 AND UCESSES in singl. or m.rr.fT.

Totals. a 5 21 10 which are Un 16 22 24 11 11 Wisaahickon Eaat Falls 2 2 0 0 10 2 0 16 000001001 New method, sure cure, painless treatment: no knife: no detention from Rupture work; no experiment. A positive, certain and permanent cure. WEMOflf. OIMNESS OF VISIOM.

PAlf I0NV JlC. ilffltnt main rv tne mock imprutca wcirin, OTHEK BASE BALL GAMES By Sealed Mail. HoC. O.D. or DEPOSIT SCHEME.

and heiitlisonly one in Philadelphia who cn cure rtpul, sure andprmannt. Til BKL ha girentlie public eviaenca u(ici-t to convince tiie ftt skeptical and increUulout tlat his meth Ladies will receive careful and specla treatment for all their many ailments. VMmltrt away from the city. Thousands are cured at home. Book.

"Guide to Health." a A lirilB treatise on all organs and their diseases, free on application. Strictest conSdence observed. Office Hours: Daily and Sundays, 0 A. M. till 3 P.

5 till 8 Evenings. 4 BURLINGTON. N. Oct. 6 (Special).

Tha base ball season closed here to-day when the home team succeeded In defeating- the Crescents. od the Allopathic, Honxrpathie and Eclectic) ef treatment are singularly auccesiful, especially in cam at hare Sett the skill of Mhn and Justly eH-hrnte4 of Philadelphia, in a quick, sharp game. The core: a. Till if. physicians.

Among tho. diseases treate with unprecedented success are the following: Nf fT a a. h. e. Bnrlineton .3 0000000 a a 2 vVWVW vj i JWMrVvVVVVvVWvVt; Every person who Is a snfTerer from nervous diseases should write the Von Mohl Cincinnati.

Ohio, at once, and accept their oner of a five days' trial treatment free of charge. ThU is no C. O. D. or DEPOSIT scheme but a Kelievcs Kidr Dladdi 1 1 -j ration.

Loss or Vlaor cV oilmen, r. Pro1.C.F.THEEL,r-l.D. Prostration. Loss of Vlaor oilmen, r. core you at any stage before epilepsy results, with ensuing consumption and Insanity.

"Cal-thos" goes directly to the seat of the tronble. no matter of bow long standing, and tbe patient eels the benefit of the first day's treatment. In five days the medicines sent free will make yon feel like a new man. The Von Mohl Co. often receives the most ka llna.

is the only linn specialist and physician who is able to cms Crescents 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 02 0 2 Batteries Randall and Barclay; Denny and Fox. MAHANOT CITY. Oct. 6. Manry went to pieces in the fourth inning: of a same here to-day.

and before the smuke cleared an-av the liberal proposition maue uuiunuu- fcrers bv this lone-established concern, which is the largest Importer of specifics for nervous and sexual diseases in the world. von Mohl Co. has the sole American Lastonlshinc testimonials from persons who have Perfect armooD RESTORED BY DR. HOl'JE'S COMPOUND DAMIANA TABLETS 50C At All Druggists troubles at once. I bTV troub'es at once.

I I 48 Wours'aii Beware of useless rights for Prof. Laborde's French preparation of "Caltbos." the only remedy known ad- science that will positively Ta This remedy has for Monev Refunded In Any Case Where 5 Boxes do not Give Entire Satisfaction. KmSfrsSS'i Blood Skin Diseases primary, secondary and tertiary (without the use of Mercury and Iodide of Pot.vi), II a ni pn ft I IXMi. I.IJ1B rySTi.a. Catarrh, VAnlLUwtLL 1 ElSfJi, HlMHSOP MEN, Varicose.

v-in. Tl SOUS, Revolt, of YOUTHFUL VICES. Errors and Eseesses. Hydrocele infiammationJ, OI niUl UnllO lie chalieiifc-esiha whole world sn him one single case they ever cu ed as hopeless and rUneerous as he has cured whi. ptlslal.oroe.

All communications are sacredly coondentlal. Treatment by correspondence in suitahle cases. Letters of Inquiry sru-. contain cts. in stamps to insure reply.

nd ti :t.ln AM cts. stamps for book T1 Tit" eusing; uaclcs. kieciric Belt frauds, and others wltrt tHeir V'akTtiinonalt, it's liiKials from far It also espotes free advice a free inal treatin nt. Home-Cur" swindle and claiming us- I of testimonials rlD fi TUCtl rs the only trua init refuse to publish. U.

I. I flUCL specialist has riven SWORN Test monials from real sufferers mot yl-ochondnacs). book TJf TH" is the only genuine Jledlral TraatU advertised. aVriendto all sufferers ami those contemplating- marriage. Hours dily.

o--. ev es e. 13 to for dangerous and longtasdlnif cithers can cure, dailv. escepi sundaw. to to Wed tl.

V. Thrrl his the be" SEXUAL WEAKNESS MERvOUS DEBILITY VARICOCELE EXHAUSTING DRAINS CURIES L. W. KNAPP. M.

mLcox TAHSY PILLS For 2vi years the only safe and reliable Female Reso.la.tor for all troubles. Relieves within 3 days, office or by mail S3. Send 4c for "Women's afe ard." Wilcox Hed lcl 329 N. 15th Pa. locals had Delano smothered.

The score: Mabanoy City. 2 2 0 14 1 3 2 1 227 22 6 Delano 0 11 13020 210 12 16 Batteries Daley and Trainer; Maury and Fur-lone. At Gloucester City: Westville-Newtooid 1 11 0 0 1 013" 8 Gaberty 0 0 0 1 1 02 5 3 Batteries Vocreding and Merrlon; Jenr "son and Kaln. At Lansdale. r.

h. e. Lansdale ....5 0 2 0 0 9 6 0 22 23 2 North 0002 0 1 2 0 5 10 10 Batteries Reynolds and Zepp; Hoover and Huhn. At Berwick: r. h.

e. Berwick 7 13 4 Pottsvllle 5 9 2 Batteriea Smith and Chamberlain: Hall and Smith. taken only five days treatment. They have thousands of testimonials from those who have been permanently cured after having been given no by doctors, misled and ruined in health by disreputable medical schemers, and when they had given up their last hope for health and hantdness. No sensible person will permit bis name to be used for a testimonial as an admission that be bad any of the diseases for which the preparation of "Calthos" is a specific cure.

Some irresponsible advertisers are nsine "made-up" testimonials, but the Von Mohl Co. invariably declines to make public tbe namea or correspondence of any patients who have been cured by "Calthos." Five days' treatment will be placed In your hands free of cost, and you are earnestly urged for your own sake to send for It without Write to-day and send your address. It Is not necessary to give embarrassing details of your symptoms. Tbe book accompanying the five days' treatment will enable you to take the medicine in private and treat yourself successfully at home. It costa nothing to try this remedy.

It may cost yon a great deal more to let this offer go by. Write to-day. Address THE VON MOHL 336 B. CINCINNATI, OHIO. Largest Importers of Standard Preparations In the United States.

1 DEVELOPS nd STRENGTHENS WEAK, STUNTED sod FEEBLE ORGANS Free Trial Package and Booklet At Miller's, 15 N. 11th; Evans', 1106 Chestnut. 8th snd Arch. 2230 N. Front; Loder.

16th and Chestnut; Blair. 8th and Walnut: Merrell, ralrmnnnt' Morse 11th a nti Hjiiirti years been used aa a specific in the French nd German armies, and since its introduction into the United States has cured many thousands of sufferers, and the remarkable success of the remedy In Europe has been re-neated In thla country. In order to place this wonderful treatment In the hands of every person who suffers the mental and phvsical anguish of sexual weakness, the Von Mohl Co. has decided to send a freo trial treatment to all who write at once. The remedy is sent by mail in a plain package, and there is no publicity in receiving it or taking it.

Accompanying the medicine there is a full treatise in plain langnage for you to read 'lake the medicine privately wUn Er-fect safety, and a sure cure is guaranteed. Lost Titalitv creeps upon men unawares. Do no deceive yourself or remain in ignorance while yon are being dragged down by this insidious disease. No matter what tbe cause mav be. whether early abuses, excesses or overwork and business cares, the results are tbe same premature loss of strength and memory, emissions, imiiotency.

varicocele and shrunken parts. This specific remedy will The J. L. Glbbs lined up against the Alpha yesterday. Although outweighed the Glbbs bovs csme out victorious by the score of 5 to 0.

Tbe feature of the game was tbe 45-yard run of Gean for a touchdown. The Vesper A. C. and the Preston A. C.

play urns. BJ f- I wtt s' at a---- ifTI equipped omces in America. aTCall cr How any man may quickly cure himself after years of sufferins frcm sexual weakness, lost vitality, niKlit losses, varicocele, and enlarge small weak organs to full size and vigor. Simply send your name and address to Dr. L.

W. Knapp. 3297 Hull Detroit. and lie will tladly send the free receipt with lull directions so that any man nisy easily cure himself nt home. This Is certainly a most generous offer and the following; extracts taken from tls daily mail show what men think of his generosity: "Dear Sir: Please accept my sincere thanks for yours of recent date.

I nave given yonr treatment ft thoroueh test and the benefit has been extraordinary. It liM completely braced me up. I am just as vigorous as when a boy and you cannot realize how happy I am." "Dear Sir: Your method worked beautifully. Results were exactly what I need 2d. Strength aad vigor have completely returned and enlargement Is entirely satisfactory." "Dear Sirs: Yours vas received and I had no trouble in making use of the receipt as directed anji can truthfully gay It la a boon to weak men.

I am arreatly Improved in size, strength and "vigor." Ail correspond en (ap is strictly confidential, mailed in plain, sealed envelope. The receipt is free for the asking and he wants every man to have It, Doaks, 15th and South, and leading drug stores, Inntaat Relief. Treatment by or by MAIL, in plain sealed wrapper. ed to a standstill yesterday at the Y. M.

C. A. HOWE MtDICINE 922 Walnut St. Phila. CcJerTtod Fnl Powders cecerlail.

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