The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, November 16, 1902, Page 26

26 . v THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1902 ADVERTISEMENTS. 1] CANCER:BREAST CURED ANCER. WHAT A WORLD OF MEANING IN THREB LITTLE it 1<Er membered that q;?xy & few years ago cancer was considered an abso. w yefirs ago the knife was the only treatment that afforde hen surgeons recognized the fact that unless the cancer was tages the only hope from surgical treatment was temporary Way the cancer germ, and in ninety per cent of cases there When scientists in Germany, France, Eng- heralded to the world fhat the X-Ray profession in general scoffed at the idea. d scoffed at the idea of vaccination as a pi vears after this event scofféd at the idea and even to-day there are quite a number of physiclans who and who claim that the germ theory is a myth and this in spite of science has presented that vaccination does produce almost com- pox, and in cases where it fails to prevent the disease renders it o Happlly all educated physicians of to-day know that The proofs have been so many and so varied This does not mean that gny cheap X-Ray instrument d operators will cure cancer. Far from it. Even with the finest e operator must be educated and experienced in the l‘ork/ other- 1 ot follow. Specialists are provided with the most powerful Instruments yet pro- & the great power of the Electro-Chemic X-Ray, its. application power comes from the ‘intense chemical power of its light, and there or whatever in its application. It is applied to bables and T the medical of no discom!or nial is added to the already long list of cures by the Electro-Chemic X- ‘erer has been kept off the operating table, and in the interest of the her and with the hope that her testimony will be of benefit to others s grateful patient is willing to make public acknowledgment of her cure. physictans who ct similarly affected, t is no * Goes from & cure of cancer, and her escape from the surgeon’s knife, peak publicly of her cure. Her letter appears below: “‘BLACKS, Cal., November 11, 1902. CTRO-CHEMIC INSTITUTE, 118 Grant avenue, corner Post, San Francisco, C Inclosed you will find a testimonial of my cure. Several years ago I became conscious of a lump growing In my left breast. From the th general health began to decline and at last I was compelled to regarding my condition. I was examined by two physiclans and both t would be mecessary for me to undergo a surgical operation for & removal weakened state 1 felt that I could not stand the ehock of surgery and stances to undergo the surgical treatment. the Electro-Chemic X-Ray Treatment and decided to go to the Electro- Institute for & thorough examination. On July 16 I was examined-by the Electro- The examination revealed a cancerous .condition and I was advised by the pecialists to undergo their X-Ray Treatment. ¢I decided to do so and My general health began to improve from the very first and infa very began to reduce in size. All pain from the cancer was scon controlled, ve treatments all cancerous tissue was destroyed and I feel that I have cured and by Electro-Chemistry saved the necessity of the trying ordeal tion. It gives me pleasure to recommend the Electro-Chemic Institute's rs, for 1 am sure it is successful, even in cases that surgery will not cure. “MRS. MARINDA J. BARNES, Blacks, Cal.” ceeking cheap motoriety, in fact she shrinks from that, but her sratl- as OF FARNSWWORTH Republican Nominee for Supreme Bench Has Big Plurality. Enormous Vote Received by Some Candidates on State Ticket, Spectal Dispatch to The Call. BACRAMENTO, Nov. 15.—The hope of the California Democracy that it had won one State office In the recent election has gone a-glimmering. Almost complete re- turns show that Lucien Shaw, Republican nominee for Associate Justice of the Su- preme Court, has a plurality over B. C. Farnsworth (D.) that reaches well into the thousands. With only Humboldt, Mariposa, Merced and Modoc countles to hear from, Shaw has a lead of 153% votes. Of the missing counties, all but Humboldt gave - Democratic pluralities, but the enormous Republican vote {n Humboldt will very nearly overcome them. Shaw will have about 15,000 votes to spare when the full returns are in, . The canvass of the vote for Assoclate Justice reveals some Interesting facts. One is that Judge.Angellottl ‘of Marin leads the highest Democratic nominee by 69,675 votes. As earlier returns indicated | that one or two other Republican nomi- nees ran even ahead of Angellotti, there is reason to b#ieve that the Republican pluralities for a portion of the State tick- et have exceeded 75,000, Friends of Frank C. Jordan of Alameda, Republican nomi- nee for Clerk of the Supreme Court, are’ clalming the latter figure for him. The following table shows the result of the vote for Assoclate Justices: *qs crerveren SHAW FAR AWEAD | husband of good relieved truly, DR. McLAUGHLIN, Dear Sir: quiry concerning the Belt we purchased from you, and am pleased to say that both my ft. My husband says it has dcne him a world will cure us both, and I am glad to_recommend it whenever opportunity offers. MRS, J, DR. McLAUGHLIN, When you feel that grinding pain in your joints you can appreciate the feeling of a man burned at the stake or having his bones broken and twisted on the rac It is merciless, sleep-destroying, agonizing. It lets up at times for an hour or tv only to turn loose again more pitilessly than ever. v to another with double intensity. It eats up all your vit_alny, exhausts tience, and unless you conquer it by using Electricity, which is the only remedy on % earth that will cure it, it may reduce you to a chronic Rheumatic cripple, with joints enlarged, twisted and deformed, and strength enough only to limp 3‘0““'1,' F 3 g Rheumatism gives many warnings and it is easy to cure it if you take it in time. § When you feel the first stiffness in your knee joints, shoulders or back, the first pain in your back or shoulders, if you dttack it then you can easily drive it out of your body. But if you let these “come and go” pains come often they will settle down a!{d st:{ with you. Cure them at first and you will be saved many years of needless suf- fering. I have cured many thousands of Rheumatics with the / Dr. McLaughlin Electric Belt Man and Wile We received your lstter of in- and myself are very well pleased with and I know that it has permanently me. I feel sure that the treatment Yours very H. HUNT, Snowflake, A. T. The Only Remedy. DR. McLAUGHLIN, Dear Sir: made a new man of me. rheumatic pains all over me, and every muscle in my body was stiff and sore, nervous I eould not sleep-more than thres or four hours at a time. a man of thirty (I am fifty) and cannot get time to sleep enough. debt of gratitud: W. B. THOMPSON, Yoncalla, Or. s 8 It leaves one joint and mov your A New Man. The Belt I purchased of you has Before 1 got it 1 had while 1 was so Now 1 am as supple as 1 can never pay the Ty trul ours Entirely Cured. Dear Sir: In reply to the lettér of inquiry I recelved from you, I will say that I have derived & great deal of benefit from the use of your Belt. My general health is now good —1I continue to wear the Belt every night, and 1 belleve that it is the only remedy for rheu- matism or any chronic complaint, Yours respecttully, in fact DR. McLAUGHLIN, Dear Bir: I assure you that your Belt was the relief I had so long been seeking, for I am now entirely cured. You may use my tes- timonial if you wish, as I will recommend the Belt to any one who is suffering as the best thing on earth, and I cannot be too grateful for what your wonderful semedy has done for Yours respectfully, me. flmfi;&t . GEO. A. LOWELL, Chico, Cal. MANUEL TRAVIS, Broderick, Cal. But 2. < utte Calaveras peace-destroying; the surrounding tissues, which are them out Into the circulation, renders the blood unin- s e::n?:” :‘:’f‘:lm; 'herl;]";:;‘d'?lfllfl:’ 1’1.1 100-:1“4' it 'gr ering because their blood supply has been shut habitable to them, carries them back to the kidneys, 3 Contra niled EE‘ # ay from Ele y intelligently ep- off, become frritated and Inflamed, and that part of which In the meantime are being strengthened, and J Del Norte . ectricity will follow it to the most secret tne body, until rellef comes In some form, is the thus resumes the healthy course of nature by taking 2 Sl ::"::‘l‘t‘;h;bh“lmn body, and will so charge the tis- ' gorest, most painful spot Imaginable. them out of the body through the bladder. sy s Sl t‘o dl'la!lns lllf:hu tot;'end:;n;h!t !P‘O"- “:‘n‘ Sometimes a hot application will bofl out the con- This is my cure for Rheumatism, fon Cout.and for Humbol iy, Belt 1o o flue:-;& eg‘ml tsmm =% °t °Xu= where gestion and warm up the blood 80 as to drive the dis- Lumbago, and these names cover the origin of all 3 Inyo T S imeniiding it s et cog ons: ease out of its resting place. It starts qn its rounds pains in the muscles and joints of the body. By my 3 Kings e CAERt o 115 o e atnate disease agaln, seeking another comfortable spot, while nature system of treatment, adapting the current closcry Ly % A Tenced fisherman lnern, ol hbits, Just s an expe- - proceeds to soothe the feverish and. overwrought tis- the Individual case under wmy charge and . uStae ar. 3 Lassen ... . " o verteotaalows the habits of & trout, and T gues that have been afilcted, and finally restores them tachments to reach the seat of disease, I can nosres 3 *Los Angeles . ave 80 far perfected my appllances that Iam able o to a healthy state. And the treacherous urates are & permanent cure of any paln or ache with which a Madera ... . B0 direct ta the spot in which the trouble rests, and, wandering about, a continual menace to heaith ouly & bet ioted B Marin .07, by the dissolving influencs of the current properly bt ' 2 T Tt beins I be afffinted: Mariposa . applied, to destroy th. Sepset Sitls. the f ? awaiting an opportunity to inflict themselves again Send me a description of your case, and full adv MenGoctno g M drc‘!xrlmzn“;’_ b ‘.‘; :C“O; cl!::: :: upon the unfortunate victtm and render him help- will be given, explaining the proper method of ap 553%2" the tissues of congestion, washes lhe:n out and dmfeu less' @ "lon and advising the power of appliance necessarp e privmato Sagh b e i 75t o No internal remedy and no external application, cure, as well as the time required to complete the e Bl 1,905, e yh roui o lcrcu atlon out’of the body. except Electricity, has ever been known to entirely cure. 3 g;-..p.a___ % ggg buz :nde'(l}lou:o Rheumatism and its cousins, Lum- destroy this disease. The reasons are evident. Inter- Now, what does this mean to you, dear reader? If evada 095 i nal medicines are gffective only through their action you are not what you ought to be, can you ask any _ Qrangs - 2245 o;n]:‘ehr(mnegs are responsible for nearly every.case upon the stomach. The disease may be in the autie better Proot o make you try It? Is there a remedy 3 The Electro-Chemic X-Ray not only destroys the germ of Can- | Plumas. 681 aut eumatism. Lacking vitality, they fail in thelr There is no reémedy so universal in its influence as to which is as simple, as easy to use, as sure to cure & cer, but it also kills the germ of Consumption. Thiy powerful Chemical | Riverside . 2,111 l;. es and allow the urio acld to get into the blood, carry just the right ingredlents into thd blood, con- and as cheap as Dr. McLaughlin’s Electric Belt? [ 3 ray of light which shines through the human body as if it:were con- g.cr%merl(o % ‘n‘;g Where it becomes a burden to the circulation. It Quet them to the ankle amd pour them upon the ene- - have not seen one. You must try it. In justice to structed of glass hunts out the consumptive germ and destroys it. The s:: e L 5008 roams about, up and down the vast system of ar- my. Nothing has ever succeeded in reaching near so yourself and to those who 100k to you for their fu- consumptive germ eannot live long in sunlight, much less in this mew | fon Diogs 3.246 terles and veins, and finally settles down In some se- far as that. ture happiness, try it now. Act this minute. Such a § end wonderful light of the X-Ray. Where thelung tissue is riddled with | *San Francl 0, cluded spot to rest. An external application will ‘dislodge the trouble matter ought not to be delaved. & eavities and destroyed, the X-Ray cannot produce nmew lung substance, |£an Jonqu(l)nb‘ 8. Here Is where the trouble begins. 8o long as it keeps - and send it through the blood again, only to find a It 1s as good for women as for men. Worn while z but it will heal np the nores in that which is left and make it usefal fo | 580 Luls | § on the move it causes no great damage, but when it resting place somewhers else.:Only Eiectricity will de- you sleep, It catses ng trouble. Yo feel the gentle, the full degree of the tissue still intact. In ecasei of consumption, Rents Bactase. settles down it gets in the way of the blood of life. stroy 1it, dissolve it and follow it, Inch by fnch, glowing heat from it gonstantly, but no sting, no’i therefore, it is wise to seek treatment as early in the disease as possi- Santa Clara . There is an immediate Interruption to the circulation, through the velns until it is driven forever out. of burning, as in old-style belts. I take other belts in ble. The Electro-Chemic X-Ray and Oxygen Treatment of consumption | Sante Crus . the blood coagulates when it is checked in Its course, the body. exchange. is based upon scientific reasoning and never, disappoints in its effects, | SIeii® --- - congestlon forms about the spot and the nerves im-- Electricity 1s an external application, but it goes Send for my beautiful book, full of the things which mo matter in what stage of the disease a patient may be. Siskiyou . medlately carry the message to the braln, shouting Into the body, diréctly to the spot where the trouble & man likes to read if he wants to be a strong man. Solano . loudly for help. rests, pours its decomposing Influence iInto the con- I send it sealed, free. Cut out this ad. and send it to & . ELECTRO-CHEMISTRY CURES E;,::m.m' - The pain is most aggravating, nerve-racking and Sestlon, separates It, dissolves the urates and drives me. Call for free test and consultation. i §u((¢r aee tion, |Caterrh, Asthma, Bronchitis Depfmess, Rheumatism, Locomotor |eimiiy ... , Plles, Fi a, Diseases of Stomach, Liver and Bowels, Special Diseases of w Blood and Skin Diseases. v T iI8 Grant Ave., SAN FRA Coneultation in office p. m. for ladies and gentleme E ELECTRO-CHEMIC INSTITUTE Cor. Post St., NCISCO. or by mail is free, Office bours, ® a. m, to § p. m. a or > D8 T to 8 p. mg OF INTEREST TO PEOPLE | OF TEE PACIFIC COAST Changes Made in the Postal Service | and More New Pensions Granted. WASHINGTON, Nov. Department to-day ennounced: Fourth- class masters eppointed: Oregon— Samuel K. Dartt, Corbin, Curry County, wice Charles R. Wilson, resigned; Frank L. Kennedy, Saginaw, Lone County, vice Thomas C. Wheeler, resigned. Washing- ton—Elise Jacobsen, North Cove, Pacific , vice Jessie Johnson, resigned. These pensions were granted: Califor- nie~Original—Charles Fisher, Rocklin, $6. Increase, reissue, etc.—John W. Hull, Riv- erside, $8. Oregom—Original — Watson N. Shilling, Ontario, $6; Joseph B. K. Irvin, Portland, $6; Thomas Jones, Portland, $12. Increase, reissue, etc.—Joseph H. Tague, Hunting- ton, $30; Fielding A. King, Corvallis, $12. —The Postoffice ashington—Original—George C. Saw- yer, Seattle, $6; Nicholas Heln, Seattle, $6. Increase, reissue, etc,—Henry M. Rob. inson, Tacoma, $10. A navy order announces Captain H. Knox to San Francisco as senior assist- anfto the rear admiral commanding the naval defenses in the Pacific Coast Dis- trict. Army orders announce that .Major Wil- liamh H. Arthur, surgeen, now at San Francisco, will- proceed to this city; Con- tract Surgeon James F. Kemp will B0 from this city to 8an Franeisco to tempo- rary duty there pending his departure for the Philippines; Contract Surgeon Hedley V. Tweedie will g0 from the general hogs. pital, Presidio of San Francisco, to Mon.- terey, Cal:; Contract Surgeor® John I. Nicpolson will go from Monterey, Cal geon Tweedie will proceed to Dorcester, Mass., for annulment of contract; First Lieutenant Robert B. Grubbs, assistant surgeon is to go to tho general hospi- tal, San Francisco. The leave of absence Widows, mipors and dependent relatives ~—Catherine Hawk, Oakland, $8 (Mexican granted Contract Surgeon L. B. Porter, Department of California, is extended pne month and upon hfs arrival there Contract Sur- Totals 150,380|106,040| 90,655| 84,885 *Unofficial. **Los Angeles unofficlal; one precinct missing, e Invitation to Legislators. SAN DIEGO, Nov. 15.—The State legis- lators-elect from San Luls Obispo and south will be invited by the' Chamber of Commerce to visit this city before the opening of the Legislature, that they may become thoroughly famillar with condi- tions here, so that if any bill comes up relating to this city or section they will be able to act fairly on It. T A Special Election for Supervisor. SAN DIEGO, Nov. 15.—The Board of Supervisors has passed a resolution call- ing for a special election for Supervisor in the Fourth District, in which the re- cent election resulted in a tie. The spe- clal election is set for November 29, San Mateo’s Supervisors-Elect. REDWOOD CITY, Nov. 15.—The official canvass shows the election of John H. Coleman of San Mateo and C. L. Me- Cracken of Pescadero as Supervisors of this county. Two Men Assault One. VALLEJO, Nov. 15.—Danfel and John Hagel were arrested to-day on a charge that they assaulted Deputy Sheriff James Geary on Capitol street. A quarrel com- menced in a saloon and the Hagels fol- Jowed Geary Into the street and beat and kicked him. Geary was unconscious for some time. Both men are in jal ———L_‘\?“ CANDY CATHARTIC ANNUAL SALE 10,000,0 00 Boxes Greatest in the World A MILLION AMERICAN NURSING MOTHERS keep them- seives and their babies in splendid health with CASCARETS Cendy Cathartic. 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NEW YORK, Nov. 15.—Considerable amazement was manifested in this city by an interview with Frank A. Sargent, Commissioner General of * Immigration, who 18 to investigate Katherine A. Ting- ley’s Unlversal Brotherhood at Point Loma, Cal. Sargent sald that those with whom he had spoken on the subject were favorably imklined toward Mrs. Tingley and her work. 4 Sargent will not go to San Diego unf some day next Weck and then it is his purpose to make inquiries among those connected with the institution as to the work that s being done. The opinion was freely expressed that, while the Commis- sloner may gain access to the innermost precinets of the brotherhood’s domains, where strangers. are forbidden to tread, now that those of the “inner circle” are prepared for an investigation, he will not see anything more than it is wished he should see nor learn more than they de- sire he should know. A'prominent man in this city said to-day: “L knew Mrs. Tingley about five years ago, as well as several of her followers. I 4o not know what her teachings are at Point Loma, but I do know that I learned 80 much of the woman's personal char- acter that I realize I could not afford to be identified with her in any way. I have read what has appeared in the Herald with. considerable interest. She has astonished me.” This is precisely the attitude that the New York and San Francisco Socleties for the Prevention of Crueity to Children have taken in their proposed united-ef- hood. The societfes go even further and unhesitatingly acknowledge that the dis- coveries they have made have convinced them that the brotherhood’s doctrine is a growth that must be removed before it contaminates the entire country. Dr. Jerome Anderson, who was formerly a tutor at Mrs. Tingley’s school, is quoted as saying, among othey things: “The public knows that Point Loma is rot the place to produce sound men and women. Mrs. Tingley is full of whims, oddities and uncertainties and resorts to things not exactly nice toward children. For instance, it a child disobeys, it.is kept wilhout food' until it becomes obed- fent. She told me herself that she starves them into submission. “Mrs. Tingley had trouble with Miss Wood, a teacher, because she held that for two weeks after their birth bables forts to disrupt the Universal BrotherT COPPER DEPOSIT N SANTA GLARA Expert Gambel Finds a Vein of Paying Ore. Speclal Dispatch to The Call, SAN JOSE, Nov. 15.—~A rich vein of cop- per ore has been discovered In Santa Clara County by T. B. Gambel, the min- eralogist and mining expert. The discov- ery was made while prospecting for oil. Gambel says the veln is eighteen feet thick and Is certain to prove a paying proposition. Ten tons of the ore was col- lected and shipped to the Selby Smelting ‘Works. It showed an assay of $2760 a ton in copper, $3 in gold and $2 50 in sil- ver. When the mine is developed, it is declared, the vein will run nearly $30 in copper, with a.corresponding increase in the other metals. Gambel has not yet made public the location of his find. He says a number of moneyed men are already interested and the: ledge will be developed and worked. Gambel‘declares that the mineral possi- bilities of Santa Clara County are great. In the past year he has been carefully prospecting the county, and has found gold, silver, quicksilver and Iron ore in sufficlent quantities to pay for the work- ing. - Missing Heir Is Located, MARYSVILLE, Cal, Nov. 15.—John Schwartz, for whom agents have been searching for the 'past two or three months in order that a valuable estate left to him by his mother, who lately died in Germany, could be transferred, was found yesterday on a ranch nea® Dunni- gan, Yolo County. He has been working there as a common laborer. The German Consul in San Francisco now has the case in charge and no further difficulties %hre looked for. L e B R ) . should be fed just enough to sustain life, %0 as to enable the soul of the infant to wishes to be known as the planetary " spirit of Point Loma.” ‘An explanatory statement was issued to-day by Dr. Van Ailen, who brought here the eleven children now held await- irg the decision of Secretary Shaw. Dr. Van Allen says that the school is inter- national in character, that in time it will have representatives. from all over the world. Dr. Van Allen upholds the insti- tution in every respect. Jobn D. Lindsay, of ccunsel for the Soclety for the Pre- vention of Cruelty to Children, will for- ward the necessary papers to San Fran- elrco within the next few days. DRIVES AN IRON ROD INTO ELECTRIC CONDUIT Peculiar Accident*R¥most Costs the Life of a Los Angeles ‘Workman. LOS ANGELES, Nov. 15—One of the most peculiar electrical accidents ever known here occurred to-day,Charles Fleld, an employe of the Pacific Electric Raflroad Company, belng the victim. That company is laying a track along North Lbs Angeles street and the engi- neers have set the stakes for the guld- ance of the workmen. It was Field's duty to attend to these stakes and stretch lines from one to the other, so that he track would be stralght. To do this he used an iron rod four feet in length, which he drove into the ground where L . San Franeisco the engineers’ stakes were found. Fleld was seen driving this rod Into the ground, when suddenly he yelled and fell backward uncenscious. His fellow work- men did not know what had occurred, and when they appreaéhed him one of them happened to touch the iron rod. He, too, was knocked down and it was some time before he recovered, ) Then it was found that the rod in be- ing driven into the ground had penetrated the underground conduit of the San Ga- briel Electric Company and had come into contact with a wire carrying several thousand volts. Field and the other work- man did not receive the full sirength of the current, for a portion of it went from the rod into the fground, but electricians say that the shock which knocked him down was from at least 2000 volts of elec- tricity and they consider it marvelous that he was not killed. He will recover. EN; BE STRONG! g by Ths Von Moh! 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