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backache, headache, nervous
bladder trouble to develop be
yond the reach of medicine.
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give quick results and stop ir
regularities with surprising
promptness.—W. E. BEVENS.
SOME EXCITING RACES.
During the Hagenbeck-Wallaee
Shows Are Featuring, As
In Former Years.
During the history of the
Great Wallace Shows that enter
prise was noted for putting on
the most intensely realistic rac
ing in its hippodrome contests
that were ever witnessed under
canvas. B. E. Wallace, referred
to by intimate friends as “the
Hoosier Showman,” was always
fond of fine horses and especial
ly those of the speed ring. Ev
ery horse of the four hundred
used by these shows is purchas
ed personally by Mr. Wallace,
most of them . being bought on
the horse markets of the big cit
ies or in Missouri, Iowa or Ken
tucky.
When the Carl Hagenbeck
Trained Animal Shows were
combined with the Great Wal
lace Show, it was feared that it
might be necessary to shorten
the circus programme on ac
count of the many acts given by
the wild beasts. When it was
suggested that the hippodrome
races be cut out, Mr. Wallace
was up in arms. To him that is
the best part of his show, and
since he has taken an interest in
the racing contests and puts on
the hippodrome in a manner
that distinguishes the races
from the farces of racing with
other shows. Mr. Wallace said
the hippodrome would not only
be continued but he would have
even better racing than hereto
fore. By a great deal of schem
ing the combination of the two
performances has been secured
without losing any feature.
By means of cash prizes to
the lady and gentleman winning
the most of the races during the j
week, the show has caused a real j
rivalry to exist between the con- j
testants, and though the racing
‘circus” sends through the
>f the man who is still a
ooy oeneath the shell that his
battles with the world have giv
en him. That the circus of the
past generation has oecome the
gigantic moving city of canvas
covering a myriad of features is
exemplified in the Hagenbeck
Walhice Shows w'hich exhibit
here September 23, and what
vision of paradise and joy su
preme are these greater amuse-1
ment enterprises.
Sweet memories of childhood
how oft recalled, and among
them stands out prominently in
the mind’s eye the circus day as
the star of all gladsome holidays
that passed. Do you remember
how you watched the men put
ting up the posters, those facin
ating announcements of the joy
to come ? Do you remember how
you fell over their buckets of
paste in your desire to be the
first to see what the aerial ar
tist on the next sheet was going
to do? No fairy story ever ap
pealed to you as did those bril
liant pictures on the billboard,
fence or barn. To be spoken to
by one of the actors was glory
enough to offset the securing of
any job that would allow you to
walk into the tent without pay
ing your money for the privil
j edge. You were proud of your
distinction and you hugged it to
your bosom as you joined the
procession and trod the Unbark
path into the big show. Peanuts
and pink lemonade was food for
the gods combined! You went
to the circus expect’’ng to be a
reckless spender and no petty
economy could hold you. Out in
to the glare of the sunlight you
came after the concert was over,
blinking* like an owl in the day-i
I time. Of course, you walked, yet
you felt as though you were
! floating on wings through
crowds in a dream. The lot on
which the circus had spread its
tents was transformed into some
thing new, and strange, and fas
cinating. You forgot that you
had ever played ball on it; you
did not recognize anything about
it; even the streets in the dis
tance seemed unfamiliar or turn
ed around. But joy complete,
and permeating every fibre of
your being, was yours, Though
you must go back to a humdrum
existence tomorrow to school, or i
doing the chores about the house
this they could never take away
from you. You had seen the cir
cus and for days after you
would live it over again and
again, waking or sleeping. You
probably attempted some of the
less difficult feats in your own
back yard with long stockings
for tights and a trapese made of
a broomstick and the clothes
line, to keep the dream from fad-;
ing; but this was only fun and
but the shadow of the glorious ,
reality that had gone before, i
The circus had come and gone, j
and dizzy with happiness that
you wrould never know' again you
went slowly into the house.
The City Drug Store on Upper
Front street is installing a beau-,
tiful new soda fountain.
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