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St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1882-10-14
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

THE coroner's jury investigating the
disaster in the Harlem River tunnel, New
York, found the New York Central & Hud-
son River Railroad Company guilty of gross
and criminal negligence in failing to provide
| sufficient appliances for signaling trains and
a sufficient number of employees. The YER
dict also censures Rawson, the telegraph
operator; Conductor Rood, Engineer Close,
and Brakeman Robbins.
A FIRE on Broadway, New York, on
the 9th, destroyed about $150,0O0 worth Of
property. Stern & Co., shirts; Adler Il Co.,
gloves; NJ. Fisher, dress trimmings, are the
| principal sufferers.
LIEUT.. WELSH, comm anding the
Pensacola Navy-yard, reports to the Navy De-
partment that an incendiary fire broke out
in Warrington at 2 a. m. on the 9th. Many
dwellings were destroyed, and most of the
business portion of the town is gone. The
yard is safe.
! THE peace negotiations between Chilli
and Peru are broken off because of the re-
fusal Of Chill to abate any Of her demands.
THE mangled body of an unknown
man was found on the railroad track near
Fleming on, W. Va, the other day. Both
| legs were cut off below the knees, and the
body cut and bruised. 1t is thought he at
tempted to board q moving train and fell
under the wheels. There is no clue to his
identity, except small Catholic prayer
book bearing the name of j. M. Carmichael
on the fv-leaf.
A LAZY aagman caused collision on
the Baltimore & Ohio, near Pittsburg, Pa,
the other day. Sanders, brakemen, was
killed; Conductor Ruffner lost leg, and
another trainman was badly hurt.
SURVEYOR EIvRET, of Starr County,
Texas, was shot and killed in Rio Grande
Nine bullets were lodged in Eivret's body.
The murder was a cold blooded one, and
lynch law was generally advocated.
The police of Dallas, Texas, have ar
rested man supposed to be Charles Saun-
ders, who murdered Officer Printz, of St.
Louis, on June /, 1879, and who has ever
since evaded arrest. The accused, however,
| stoutly asserts his ability to prove that jus.
tice is OH the wrong track.
SEVEN bodies were recovered from
the wreck of the Robert Z. Lee on the 9Th,
some of which have been identified.
THE annual report of Gen. Suter, of
the Engin er Corps, in charge of the Mis-
| souri, River improvements, shows the ex-
penditure of 1889, 254 for this work, and es-
tnates at II, Ss3, 900 the probable expenses
! the next fiscal year in continuation of the
Improvements.
AN accident on the stage of the Royal
Oper; House in Berlin caused panic in
which many persons were severely injure d.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1882-10-14
HARVARD professors pronounce tn

HARVARD professors pronounce tn
new comet incombustible.
COLLECTOR BEERS, of New Haven,
Conn, claims to have unearthed frauds
which, undecided, would have cost the
Government $4,000.
THREE HUNDRED cartmen at the coal
mines at Wellston, Ohio, have struck for
an increase of twenty cents per day, cutting
off one third of the supply Of Dayton and
intermediate points.
GEN. WOLsELEY has issued general
order complimenting the troops in the
Egyptian campaign on their endurance,
courage, gallantry and good behavior, ana
the khedive has decided to have medals
struck for them. The notables voted to
present swords of honor to Gen. Wolseley,
Admiral Seymour and Gen. Drury Howe.
Arab Pasha's direct completely in the June
massacres and pillage OF Alexandria Will De
proved, it is said, by documents in the pos
session of the authorities.
FIRE was discovered in the air-shaft
OF the Stanton Mine, owned by the Lehlgh
and Wilkesbarre Coal Company, near
Wilkesbarre, Pa, the other day. Sixty
men were in the pits below. Their families
and friends were soon on the spot, and
their agonizing cries were pitiful. All
were saved, however. On coming out
many Of them fell on the ground in an ex-
hausted condition.
The weapons used by the murderers
of Lord Frederick Cavendish and Under
Secretary Burke, in Phoenix Park, Dublin,
were found concealed in stable belonging
to man who was recently sentenced to
penal servitude for intimidating Mrs Kenny,
widow OF the man who was murdered in Sc
vile place because he was suspected OF haV-
ing given information.
CHARLES GOSH, music dealer OF
Columbus, Ohio, has been arrested for vio-
lating the condition of his pardon from the
Penitentiary, which was to abstain from in
toxcating drinks.
WILL ROSE, the Illinois journalist who
started for san Francisco on a bicycle, has
arrived at Cheyenne, Wyo.
THE Mayor and City Council of Will
Transport, Pa, have been indicted by the
grand jury for failing to keep the streets in
order.
INDIAN COMMISSIONER PRICEis send
ing circulars to agents to notify the tribes
that they must earn their own livelihood
hereafter.
De LEssEPs testiies that Arab eX-
erted himself to maintain the neutrality OF
the Suez Canal.
The new Commissioners of Alabama
Claims held their first session in Washing
ington on the 4th, Judge H. G. Wells pre-
siding. There still remains in the treasury
50, 553. 800 Of the Geneva award. The claims
filed number 40, mostly from New Orleans
and San Francisco, for clothes and wages
lost by seamen, though tifty-two are for the
payment Of war premiums. 1t Is deemed
probable that over four thousand claims will
be presented before the commission.
THIRTY incendiary fires have occurred
within the past six months at Youngstown,
Ohio. An investigation resulted in the ar
rest of an ex-tireman and three accomplices
on charge OF arson.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1882-10-14

MORRIS KNAPP, livery man, was
thrown from carriage and fatally injured,
near Jackson, Mich, Oct. 3.
WIN. GRAY, an engineer on the Mexi-
can Texas Railway, was fatally injured near
Galveston, the other day. He was rounding
curve at reckless speed, and was crushed
under the tender.
EZRA SMITH, aged 80, killed himself
with revolver, near Upton. Ind, the other
day, leaving wife and three children. He
was tired Of lawsuit.
A LITTLE son of Patrick Powers, of
St. Joseph, Mo. fell into n cistern the other
dav and was drowned.
SAMUEL HALL, who was assaulted and
robbed by John Jackson, near Jackson,
Ohio, few days ago, died on the 4th. jack
son has been captured and made full con-
fession. He said he wanted money to give
to woman.
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Notice Is hereby given to all persons Concerned
as legatees, creditors or Otherwise, thrt The fol-
same viii be presented for confirmation and nj
lowance at an Orphans Court 10 be held ct Som
erset. January 20. ,s52
]. Second account of John NJ Olinger, Trustee
for the ss1e Of real estate Of Peer Meyers, de-
ceased.
:. first and nna, account o, George W Shobsr,
Executor Of Jost-Iu y, decd.
3. First anu final account OF III g. Eatieey, Ad-
inistralor Trustee for the sale Of real estate
Of William Roberts, decd.
& Account Of john h. Huston, Administrator
OF Polly Nichoierus deed
. Secvtd account OF Johu GarsiEar, Adriiris,ra-
tor oil Philip barr, Iced.
g. Firsf aecount OF Henry Lucas, administrator
cum fesianseafo anaero Of John Lucas. decd
!. Account Of X. T. Patterson, " inisGrafor
and Trustee for the sale Of the real estate .. SD
sanna Penrud, deed.
s. ACCOUNT Of Henry FELTON,, Administrator of
Conrad FELTON,. q, CD
Q. First and anal account Of NJ. TannsbIll, Ad.
miDisirator OF Josiah Tannehill. deed.
10 fhst account OF Jaevb Neh. Sr.. Admins
traitor. and Regina Shaulis, Admin.stra rix Of
N -thias Starlis. dec'd.
II. First account Of John S. Blough AMI SAM
Blough Executors Of Samaei Bi. ugh. decd
l. Account Of Abraham Carver aud j J. Spe'-
cks r, xeeutors OF John Carver. deed.
10, FIrst ani final aceprni Of Aarew Hoover
and n. Ii Walker. administrator and trustee tor
the sale Of the real estate Of Peter Z. walker,
deed.
"a. FIRST and final account OF Andgow Hoover
Administrator ami Trustee for thu sale OF real es-
tate OF matthias Juny. decd.
10. First account Of Elias Fike one Of the Af-
ministratOfs OF John SayiOr. deed.
Is First and bnal account OF Henry Penrot. Ad-
minisIrator OF Tobias Alenger decd.
II First account 9f Sarry Hay, Exeeutpr OF
| John J. Miller deed.
Isl Account Of J Il and Alex. C..unsrymsn
Executors OF Benjamin Couniryman. deed
| 10. Account oi Walter e. Moore. Administrator
| of Eli Sayior. deed.
20 First and final account Of Peter Pile end J0
! sish w. Pile, Administrators Of Joseph f.ie, de.
ssass<.
81. First and final account OF Rufus II. Dull as
signce ef John Poister and Catharine his wife,
.. First account of IL. Patterson. and 10
siah Shaver, executors OF Philip Shaver, Jr., de
ceased
REsIsrEn's oFrfcK WI. 3. FREASE.
Somerset Ecc. zS, 1881. Register
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EnxrIprsor rrrfs =


Dipthcria and scarlet ..sser have made
their appearance in the country but as yet
Il has not yet reached our town.
Frof q. ". wslcs.s lec,s.re on phrcnolo
gy, during the holidays. xas well received
and some OF the youns mcA base since 80
iicitcd companions according tas rule.
laid down BY the lecturer.
Some of the boys have been indulging q
little too freely in playing tricks on elderly
persons, which should not be done.
The reading offctieious items in the paper.
about persons whose sight has grown din
BY reason OF old age. or those who cannot
read at all, las raised the ire of some Of oul
citizens ul.d one has already declared that
after the honey moon is oscr he would at.
tend to matters in rather a polite way.
The large timber tract lying along the Iinc
ofthc b. Il o, r. r only few miles wcsi
of this place, owned by BidweIl & Co.. is
about to be PITT in m-rkc, These are the
finest timber tracts for many miles around
aud will give Lumber men fine opersunity
u make money. X.
Jan. I, 1882.
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r EGAL NOTICE.

II Il
TO Mary Leys,ig twidow) of John Lcytig. late
Of Southampton Twp. deed, and the following
evllas erll hsirs. To Wi.
i. Jacob Leydig.
= William Leydig.
8. Ds lei Leyig.
4. Solomon IAydig
s. Hannah keansi. vho was intermsrried with
leit eleven children. TO. wit ti) Jonathan, tz)
samuel 90 John o.. ff) George, f5) Jacob l. (ej
Lew. ~ Andrew kesfsl, ts) Elizabeth Albright,
t9) Lydia Baker, (lo) Rsh~eca shoemaker, tiil
5 .rah, who was infermarried with Christian
Albright. both OF whom desd but who ieft the
foilowlng eight children to-wis: t) Henry al
Bright f1) Samuel Albright t3) Jacob l.. Al
bright, t4) Rebecca Lsp;ey, fs1 aria Stacer. (s)
Carpenter.
J. Elizabeth. inierrrried With Adam ShIrer,
both Of whom are now dead. ana who ieft the fol.
| lowing five children. tc-~it: ~ George ShireT,
f2) William Shirer, (3J Keheeca limerick, l4l
L. dia I.evry, t5) Elizabeth Fred.
5. Catharine, Was intermarried with John
Shoemaker, both ef whom are dead leaving the
following nsc children. to-wit: ~ Mary Sayior,
t2) Cathsrne Ssyior, 90 Lucy Baker, ts) Solomon
leaving rs his only heir Charles NJ. Shoemaker
o. rhe children OF Polly. VINO was inteymsrried
with William Nav. towit. ~ Jacob day, t2)
William May, t3) George May, ~ Mary Cook.
! ts) aeheccs Sheetz. 10y Christina Sweitzer, ~
r.lizabelh knrpp, t5) Matilda hitner-
| L.. Christina, who was intermarried with Henry
Mating ely, bo n of wh.'m are dead. leaving al
Michael MarsIBgly. CD Henry Mauingiy, f3l
~art a Ma.tingiy. ts) Mary Mattingiy, t5l RE
becca Mullen, sesying an only son, Edward Mai-
len.
Yon are hereby notified 20 appear at an Or.
phan' Court. 70 be he'd at Somerset, on Monday.
the z3rd day of January, I3s2 % accept fefure
take the zeal estate Of John ITytig, deed, at
he appraised valuation, or show cause why The
afne should not be sold.
SHgRiyT's OFFICE. ! EDGAR X TIE
December ltli. iscl-S sheriff.
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DIED.

FIsHE.-on JANUARY :. 1859, Mrs. Jn-
lia Fisher. aged So years, months, and %
days.
wILHELM---In East Liberty, January
0, 1882, George d. only child Of Alexander
and Emma Wilhelm, aged months and
% days
MIyDER.-0n January 2, 1882. near Ur-
sina, Mrs. Sarah Minder. wife of John Min
der. aged IS years, 6months and days
The subject Of the above notice slsnt
nearly her whole life in Somerset countv,
and from the cradle to the grave lived and
died without known enemy. As wild
she was loving. dutiful and sympathetic,
and as friend she was trnthfal. benevolent
and trustfui For mure ilmn fifty years shs
was consistent and devoted member O
the Baptist church. and was laid TO her las
rest in the burying groauds of that churcl
on Thursday, the Jth inst. The funeral ser
vices were performed by Rev. Brown. 0
Confluence, aud the text Of his discours
was the declaration Of 81. Paul: For az
row ready fobe offered and the time Of IN,
departure is ct hand. have fought a goo
eight have finished my course I hay
kept the faith henceforih there is laid u
for me crown Of righteousness. which th
Lori, the righteous Judge. shah give me .
that day, and not to me only, hut unto a
them that love his appearing.
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.rEsTaos REruDLlcASsl

The Animal Business Meeting of the Re-
nuelicans o. sometsc. county will be held
IL the Court House, on Tuesday cveains,
January q, isss o. a'clocls p. ~.
JonS II. scorr Gao. w. pLr,
Secretary Chairman.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-11

The corps OF engineers now engaged in
surveying in this vicinity arc said to be in
tle employ OF the Southern Maryland Rail-
road Company. They started in at the old
depot Monday morning and run line down
the route OF the old S. & NJ. P. Railroad to
near the junction from there they crossed
the breast of the dam and followed the
stream on the other side out past breat-necl;
rocks, crossing the plank road near Cole
lnzn's, continuing on down in a northeast
eTiy siireetion- passing through shanks-
villc and striking the Deeter gap some miles
beyond.
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Two men engaged IN chopping wood in
Cambria county made singula: discovery
few days ago. While logging a tree. about
two feet in diameter. they discovered a
calping-knife imbedded in the solid wood
to the hilt, At distance of ten feet from the
butt of The tree. The blade IS about eight
inches long. and isin a good state OF preser-
Walton. II IS supposed from the number of
srowths OF wood surrounding it, that Il has
remained in that position ior at least one
hundred and fifty yenrs.
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TAxEs TAXES !, TAxEs ! ii--Daring thc
last few years there we're ut least $4,000 OF
county taxes collected from shc taxpayers
Of Somerset county unnecessarily and TIM
justly. Two years ago last f;,ii, al the last
triennial assessment, the Commissioners
raised the valuation OF taxes 70 per ceat.,
and when the taxpayers murinered at it, the
Commissioners told them they would low
or the mills, but in 1881 they raised The
mills from to6: and where were the
enormous county taxes expended? In pay
ing 81 900 for a safe that is worth but 500 I;
in paying $4,000 FOR iron bridges where
good covered wooden bridges could have
been built for s. 900. These iron bridges in
a wooden county like ours arc the biggcs;
hambug OF the age $1,000 judicivusly ex-
pended annually is all that IS needed for
county purposes, instead of the $4,000 and
more heretofore expended. We DO trust
that the new board OF Commissioners viii
look well TO the interests of the county, and
see that not dollar is foolishly and urnec-
tssariy expended. The people are justly
indignant At tins outrageous extrayesanee.
Sending the money away from the roiling
tax pay cTs, ou, Of the safe, by the tholss-
ands annually, when the material to build
good lasting bridges is right at nome. is
something the people arc protesting against,
and righteously too. Let the rate oi assess
ment for county taxes be reduced TO mills
on tie dollar, and the leaks be stopped, and
there will be enough to met all legitimate
expenses.
A Ttx-pAxrr
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Hon. A. J. ColborD left for Philadelphia
Monday morning to attend the session Of
the State Reyenuc Commission. of which he
Is a mef1ber. which meets in that city to-
day. The Commission has been divided IN
to sub committees &c consider the various
subjects suggested by the report OF the bus
iness committee. Mr. Cclborn is nsember
OF committees eight and ten. whose duty i
is TO consider the following subjects :
~shali money at Interest and otte5 personal
property remain taxable. asd II % in vnat
forra end aaloErs and how can The rpa-
esline- .: COLLECTION BE made Elective %
TAsse Tax on limited partnerships. Shall
said tax lie removed y The Commission
gives promise Of doing some very solid
work, which viii be in great contrast with
the actions of that appointed by the pre-
rcding Legislature.
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The house of Prof NJ. l. Baer narrowly
escaped burning yesterday. While the fam
ily were in another part Of the house live
coal fell from the CRATE in one of the rooms,
setting fire to the floor. Il needed but lit
tie dr..ff tc have made a iirst-class conflagra-
iion but the FIRE was happily discovered be-
fore it had gained much Roadway, not, how
ever. until a chair and some clothing were
destroyed aud the floor considerably dam
a..od - fis,fsieGsyiGe Coltrfrr
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We arc requested to announce that ,h'
Methodist Episcopal Church, South, in
Jockey Hollow. Fsyette oounty, Pa, viii
be dedicated to the worship Of Almighty
God, On sunday, January %, lss2. Rev
Ramsey smithson, P f. of Mourefeld Dis
irici, Baltimore Conference, viii ofiiciate
Services to commence at 1889 a. M.
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OF APPEALS.

Notice "a hereby given that appeals win be held
from the assessment Of i5s2 a. I've Commissisncr's
Uficc Sonscf fset- Pa, for tho several districts o
the county, aa fellows, viz:
For Jenuer township, Jcnnersflle borough
Conemaugh Pzint. Shade, iaystoun borough,
Qusmahonins, Stonyersek, f~s baltimore. hor'
ough, Allegheny, Jefferson, ) sserset fownshic,
homerfet borough, Berlin boz axh and Brvsh.
efsvslley, on Thurstays tho ols day Of February,
next
For Addison, Lower Turksyf5ot, ursina Dor.
ough, Confluence borough, Upper Turkes fos.t,
Msddlccreek. New uentreyiie tJfvugn, Milford,
Southampton, Northampton, VsiersDurg Dor.
ongh Grcenvilies Larlmer. Elklick, Salisbury
5reugh. Summit. and Meycrsiale borough. on
Friday, the i0sh day Of February. 1882, when
and where eil person and corporations
feeling themselves aggr grieyed at the enumeration
and valuation Of their taxable properly ard ef-
iscss. fnads persaant 70 the ssyerai ac;s Of As-
sembiy in such cases maio ami lyVyid'd ara re-
quested 10 attend AMI Stale their grievances FOR
redress according to law.
SS-rte appeals viii be held On the above men
toned days bsiTeen the hours Oh o'eiock a. m.
and o'clock r. IN.
ATTEST, ADAMS SHAFFER
ID. J. HORNER, I.,SEPH HUMMER,
Clerk II. W. BRUB sKER.
Janl1 Commissioners.
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Business has started in 50 brisk for sher-
iT spancler that be has found il necessary
n employ another assistant. This position
has bcea given 70 oar worthy Jefferson
township friend, Mr.. Jonathan Barclay.
oar friend 'fNony" j. deserving of the posi-
d1n and we know that he viii make an
obiising and efficient deputy
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-11

Ordinarily there are fiity-two Sundays in
year. just as many as there are weeks.
The present year. however, will contain IF
iy-thrce Sundays. Already during this
ninctcen;h century we have mad fourteen
years thar had ff;y-ihree Sundays apiece,
aad there are TO be four more including 1852.
making a total Of eighteen. They are a. fol-
lows 1894. 1909. 1915, 1920, 1926, 1889. 1887,
1913. lsfs. 1854. 1860. 1865. 1871, 1876, lss2.
1855, 1893 and 1879. Ten OF them appear at
intervals ofsix years. and seven Of them oc-
cur a. periods Of Eve year. They are eve
ry year that begins ON Sunday and each
leap year that begins on Saturday.
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A; The las; regular meeting Of the Diagno-
than Literary Society Of franklin and Mar
shah College, Lancaster, Pa, the Hon.
Wayne MacNeish, ex-Atiorney General o!
the In cd States, was unanimously elected
to del er the biennial oration before the
stud, ats Of that institution at the annual
corr aencem.ent. in June. 1882.
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CHERIFF's SALE.

IN vtrtus Of a certaia writ % Y cnfl - n >.
and Lev IA, Issued cut Of the Coast q Sostiil
Pie.,s o. Somerset Comfy, Pa and 10 me eiFs,'
81. ti.ere will he exposed 10 publ.r ssar - ~,
gorrt House Somerset. Pa On Friday, tnS ~. ~.
dav of Ianusry. lss2. af e'cioek. r. A. al s.,s
rI.,hf title interest and claim sf the dslen
Iae.,b FLETCHER, Of tn AMI 70 shc ioiiorip9 Ir-t
cstate. situate in Nisidleereek Twp. Sen.etss-
county. p containing tso acEes aaJ : pefshess
stries measure being part Of . tTart o. iana ~.
dining lands Of Ell Saylor. Meses Pesk; l,-.I.
sYoe ~ ettler Frederick Sanders aBd ans ~ ~
sssrir Of William Scott being that pgf'isn - 90
trerf' which was surveyed on f1r me pnsP'-. =.
ereesius 4 distiiiery fhereon. With Two Que SOD
fr-lrse hustIines thereon vi appur.rna a tiscs-
Tshea 10 execuiian AZ The srs- ci " n hAe'''A'
ant use OF Henry Baker. a.. .,.,xe
NorIrf--All persons purchasing az tne 49,
sais y II, p.rase lake potsce that iart o. ~ -a
chass i1oacy--to be made known at the ulne -
sale--xil, be required as sco1 as me proScIy =
knoelsd down. Otherwise IL VIII be sgaih e ssfe.e.
10 xaic at The risk os the fisss purchaser nc -
si,lne Of the purchase money must De pa. ~ =.
hel.,re Thursday Of the hrst week oi Janust.
t,eurs the time fixei bv the Court ior sresl'.5
me aeknswIsdesnent OF deeds. AMI no deea VIZ. ~
ncknowIedged until the purchase money - paF'
In fall- rD<-.v rxrr
SHERfFF-S OFFIc1a El'fAN m sS--se-
Dec. =. ISL
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Many good pesple will breathe more free
IL and feel more secure since the new year
has come upon us. Tie supposed prophe-
c. of Mother shipton that the world 10 an
end will come in eighteen hundred and
e;ghty-one" worried a good many weak
minded persons.
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NATURES SLrIcE-WAY.-The kidneys ar,
natures slnicc-way 10 wash outthe debris ol
our constantly chan ging bodies. If they Dc
not work properly The trorblc is felt every
where. Then be wise and as soon as yor
see signs Of disorder get a package OF Kid
ney-Wort and take il faithfully. 1t will
clean the sliiiee-way of sand, gravel or slime
Sn,i putty the wholc system. Druggist,
sell I. both liquid and dry, and i; is equally
Iefiicien; in either form Independent