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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-13

Futures here advanced 3 to 10 points. closing steady.
with sales of 10000 bags. Havre advanced 24f. Ham.
steady at lbo reis advance; receipts. 10000; stock
43; ,O00; exchange unchanged at 7lsd. Santos was
quiet ana unchanged; receipts. 10000; stock; ILL
900. Higher European cables, accompanied by buy
ing orders, caused the advance to-day. The onerings
were light.
METAIs-Iron-Plg iron was easy. Spot. November
and December. e8. 5000. IS; January. February. and
March. se.75@e5. Copper-Easy. Spot. November
cember. Tin-Easier at 13.85@13. 75c. for spot, No.
vember and December s~pelter-Dull. Spot, No.
NAVAL S~roREs-Splrits of turpentine firm at 31@
3l2c.; rosin steady at for common to
good strained.
here and in OIL City. Refined unchanged.
PRovIsloNs-Lard dun but hrm. Prime. $3.50.
$3.50. Tallow. sisc. Bntter-Creamery Western. 2sc.
Eggs-State. goa csc. Chicago. Nov. 12.-"Provisions
opened ed slightly hi higher her., put t. soon turned ~ %ic weak Umh., on III lib
Aside from a little outside buying early the demand
was light and mostly from shorts; closing prices were
mand was pretty good for meats and fair for lard.
Twenty thousand hogs are estimated for tomorrow.
oS SuoAfgHe 4 az a@a a7 put s Re@nysd S "r, tss tn = 0@''sc
ToBAcco-The weekly sales included 100 cases 1925
New England Havana at 1S@4Oc.: so cases 1896 New
England seed leaf: at S26c.; 100 cases 1899 State
Havana. at 1870 l6c.; 175 cases Pennsylvania Havana.
at llaSl2stc:; $50 cases 1894 Pennsylyania seed
Leaf n, a, At i9's 1850 SD a rss sa z,m lsss Wisconsin as 15a Havana 1nS
cases Gebhart. at lO@ lie. 800 bales Hava ana. at TOGO
sl.l5. in bond and 100 bales sumatra. at soc,@e2, in
bond.
wooL-The Wool Exchange quotes foreign woods as
follows: Port Phillip ,combing. 3oS32c;; Port Phillip
clothing, 25@30c.; Adelaide combing, 22@24c.; New
Zealand clothing, 4(s26c.; fine crossbred, 27@2ac
Cape clothing. ls@21c.: Cape combing. 10000.
Mont. Primera. 22@24c:: Merino, s1@23c.; Canadian
combing. ~sstS30c.; English and Irish-!risn hogs. 81
@2sc.: Irish wethers. 28CS27c.: Shropshire hogs, goo
SOC; Shropshire wethers. 2S4 29c. ;SSussex tegs, ESQ.
Sussex ewes. 26927c.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-13
BURo1An srEroE n,s Drrrrox
Policeman Saith Checked 70 heath AFTER n.
Thief Rnoe rWiw.

Thier SHOT Hin.
Lawyer Stephen J. O'Hare, who 10 defending
Fritz Meyer, otherwise SteiRer, the murderer of
Policeman Frederick Smith. intimatod at the
trial yesterday that the defence would DO a
novel one; that Meyers pistol shots did not
cause Tho policeman's death, but, on the con.
trary, that the policeman accidentally choked
himself 10 death. This line of defence became
apparent when Lawyer o'Haro began to cross
examine Dr.. Otto II. schultze, the Coroner's
physician who had performed the autopsy.
d.. schultze testified that no found two gun.
shot wounds. one in the face and tho other in
tho neck. Tho second bullet. he said, had
lacerated the spinal cord.
On cross.cxamination DR.. schultze said that
the direct cause ofdeath was due to reflex action
on tho nerves of the stomach. which caused
Lawyer O'Hare kept throwing questions at
| DR.. Schultze until the doctor finally said that
The &C, Of vomiting raised a piece Of partly
| where tho meat stuck and choked the policeman
| TO death. In other words. tho doctor admitted
'n Con ues,ip wanted to know II a man undulv az.
| cited might not be liable to an attack Of vomit-
| ing. Witness said he might be.
| Smith was not an active man. and that owing to
this fact he became unduly excited on the night
OF the shooting.
| when Lawyer O'Hare asked tho witness IL
| Policeman Smith would not have lived X he had
! not been choked to death, by, the piece Of meat.
Counsel asked the witness II vomiting might
be caused by q man running rapidly when tho
The prosecuting, attorney objected. and JUS
tice Fursman said:
that the policeman ran himself to death"
Tho trial will be continued on Monday. =
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-13

Frederick A. Brantigam, dealer in show cases
and store fixtures. under the style of the Man
haitian Show Case Company, at $50 Canal street,
made an assignment yesterday to Samuel G.
Ballou without preference.
Bretzheld. Bruner & Shiers, manufacturers of
fancy metal goods and novelties at 4O3 and 4o5
Broome street, have closed up. Liabilities,
81, 800; assets about So 900.
Jacob Schneider, dealer in clothing. at ll9
Canal street, Is reported to have given a bill of
sale to Philip II. Samilson. Two creditors. whose
claims aggregated $3.50, had the Sheriff search.
ing for the stock yesterday, but could not locate
it,.
Justice Beach Of tho Supreme Court has up.
pointed John Delehunty receiver for Stone &
Kimball corporation. book publishers. of 1873
luther G. White. Jr.. and William ]. Kirk.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-13

Live Stock Market.

NEW YORK. Friday. Nov. l2.-Receipts OF beeves
were 4,6i7 head-53c cars to be exported, l91 cars d.
rect to local slaughterers. and 80 cars for the market;
rs cars on sale all told. Active. slightly higher for
oxen, bulls. and dry cows; steady for steers. The yards
were cleared. Native steers sold at 4.95@94.8 5 y
S3G 81. 80; dry cows at 2GS3.i 10. Dressed beef
steady at 7@si2c. Y N. for native sides. Cables from
lltc. = n, dressed weight; American refrigerated
beef at S49Sic. Y 10. No exports to-day; to.mor-
row l,939 beeves, 2o sheep. aud 3,93s quarters OF
beef.
Receipts OF calves. including 52 direct. were 4Ol
head 446 head on sale. Steady. with n fair demand
for Al sorts: The pens were fully cleared. veals sold
at &6@eS Y 100 MS. a few grassers at e3.02L;
Western. calves at 93@8i.o2l2. City dressed veals
steady at 0I@l lie. u n.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs. including z cars
direct. were 8.S42 head; IL cars on sale all told.
Active. firm for sheep. steady for lambs. The pens
were practically cleared. Poor to prime sheep sold
at 03@ei.75 y 100 MS; common to choice lambs at
So.2oSS6. Dressed mutton, 7@Si2c. v n; dressed
lambs, 7a@e2
Receipts OF hogs were 1901 head; 1877 head on
sale. Weak ut Is. 10GS u y 100 ms.
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Cotton was active to-day but easier on disappointing
Liverpool advlces. The failure OF Liverpool TO make
an adequate response to the sharp rise here yesterday
led to renewed selling for local and Southern account,
depressing prices. The receipts at the ports and the
principal interior towns for the week were larger
than had been expected. and Ncill's latest estimate Of
10. 100. 900 bales had n very depressing effect. The
Governments report on the yield OF lint cotton
but It had no erect. Indicating a crop OF
about 100000 bales, which Is by many con-
sentative houses considered low. The bureau
report stated that preliminary reports to the Stats.
tician of the Department of Agriculture indicate an
average yield OF 1871 % pounds OF lint cotton per acre.
1t states that while the figures now published are
subject to revision in the final report they are be-
tion OF the crop. Hester makes the quantity brought
into sight for the week $4,000 bales, against 622.-
900 in the big crop year of 1894.
CoFFEE-Rio On the spot was dull and easy; No. 2,
csc. Sales 2. 800 bags Marncaibo and 500 bags Mexi.
can on private terms. The future trading was a.
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nan, company. the northwest corner OF the Boule.
nSrS and IfAth street, 100.t1 feet on the Bouleyerd
hy rs on the street; for tbs Union Real Estate Com.
nsry stmon n. Sterne. Treasurer. the nortnWest COZ
~ ~ the boulevard and 1lhth street. DOB feot on
M pouieyard by 40 on tho street, together withtwo
,,, knT iOo II, adjoining the corner ON the Westt
o. rr,ncia Spier, Jr. the northeast corner OF AM
.tcrdam avenue and 1lBth street, 100 fece on Am
s,ordam ayenuue by 100 feet on the streets Tor j. n:
p,rch. the northwest corner of the Bouievaru eno
HAN street. sS.iI feet on the Boulevard BY looo on
nrovemept Company. three lots on the west side q
Zee, front nv 100 In depth; for .Gustavus L. Law.
rence three lots on the north aide OF ll6th street
IisNsnt 100 feet east of Amsterdam avenue, 40 teet
front by iOo.l II In depth. The prices paid tor ine
xsrious properties arc In close proximity 70 eo0O,oUU.
sisyaon 4 Hobbs have also sold for william I.
DiIon executor, to Edward and Henry Hirsh, etghl
iots onOx 90, ii, on the south side OF lO.th street, ~
feet east Of Riverside Drive; also for tho Atlas I'M
proyement Company, to Edward ana henty
Hirsn, nine lots. se5xlo0;li, on the seat1
snpb Hsmerschieg and David oppenheimer.. two
set" ON thr north side OF ilSth street, 100 feet east
of kmsterdsm avenue; also for Or: Philip B.Le
Roche. TO Joseph HRmerschlag and Dayid oppen.
beimer. one lot SCHOOL IL, on the north SIDE OF listn
street. 200 feet east OF Amsterdam avenue; also toS
Mrs' Eiizabeth s. Clark OF Cooperetown, n. Y. e
Uirsb Rroa. two lots b0X102. 2,son the north ade On
ssventy.eecond street, distant $50 feet east OF COLUMN
bua avenue. Terms private.
Douolaa Robinson 4 Co. have sold for Henri ComtS
de- Portea the northwest corner of Fifty.eighths treex
and PARK avenue, 80 feet on the avenue and 100 fess
on the street, on private terms
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-13
THIRTY EIG hit NEW POLICEME EN-.
Only Two Vacancies Vow in the Force-Polic,
man Dismissed for Absence without Leave.

Only Two Vacancies Vow In the Force-Poice-
man Dismissed for Absence without Leave.
The Police Board appointed yesterday thirty.
eight p%atrolmon and filled that grade to tho
last man. There arc but two vacancies in the
entire force. They are in the rank of Detective
Sergeant. Ex.Detective Sergeant Thomas
Adams aspircs to ono Of these. Ho applied yes.
terday for reinstatement. Adams was Byrnes's
oldest aud most trusted. man. He was the in
out his chiefs reign in Mulberry street had
charge of the records of the detectives Office.
When he was retired he sued the board for the
possession OF the records. claiming that they
were private property. The bosrd laid his ap.
plication for reinstatement over.
Patrolman Baskerville of the Old slip station
WAS dismissed for being absent without leave.
Detective Sergeant Lawlor was retired on his
own application.
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s s,sSp and sltS., and closed a, 800 SS.s s''T Rs..
an: snd r TsSsnron. Corn held pG is o S,Gs'd' tho odG isss
prices being about the, same as last nights. There
was n good cash demand. spot corn i.c. over December
in store. Liverpool was I'D. to Sd. higher. Cleerances
were NO. s so rsTsSi as''G Ts,. e sh;nn,, TaG spesp,etiys
thing to expect Just in adv ance of the closing OF nsvi.
cation. oats closed d. 'sS &c. over Inst night. May
cable reports the Russian outlook poor. With fair
FLoua-was steady but only moderately active
Sales $500 bblS. '''0
Borr,,,. Sacks.
Receipts N.iI6 22.O7s
Exports .:.".''.". .'.."..... 1898 l1o23
s sSigSi sp.ig Sa 4 co. Sol n,,sn,. s,S1s'iTSS;;
Feed%Bran was Inactive. Western quoted, y loo 100
MS, 40 ns. 6SSGOc., 90 ms, 55SOOc.; 80 Ms,
tcotton here declined lice, with so,es
of 600 bales for spinning; 200 were delivered on con.
Mobile. Savannah, Charleston, Norfolk ana Augusta
Mobile 500. Norfolk 6is. St. Louis $50 and CSsrIe.t.n,
100 bales. Liverpool advanced lied. on the spot,
gu to 3 points, but lost part, closing barely steady at
9 net advance of / "A to : points. The Liverpool sales
American, against 90, 900 last week. OF which $4,000
r TS5s A N 6%G and 1900 iSs as year; IN.
Ing $4,000 American, against 10000 last week.
Of which aSS. 200 were American, and 5ab,oO
100 sNo'' 'hNiu''hh f"'''Vo AhAe a."
ter yarns were quiet AMI firm; cloths quiet. The
total Interior receipts for the week were $50, 1873
bales. against 2O9, 218 last week and l55. 20 last
year; shipments 250.Si1. against 227.282 last week
and 179.o40 last year: stocks 423,285, against $50.
ceipts to-day were estimated at 5000 bales, against
Expects eliast 's sS' morrow %sge Snd a. t 90 to '' 1900, Ssa5' against S = G ID. Ssa
last week. lO.T4S last year. and 2O.S2I in 1894.
M Msss and sr J'sYs l a.; a Sea1 to \ Ns ;soo orl ssnins as s,SsS ia q
points. Futures here declined l2 to IA points. closing
steady. with sales of 2Oi 300 bales. The future trad
ing was rs follows.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-13
FREEL HEIRS BIG CLAIM.
rhoy want $500. 0 for work on the Brool
Ign water system Extension.

They Want $780, 900 for work on the Brook.
Ign water systcm Extension.
A claim against the city Of Brooklyn for $780,
1874 has been filed with Comptroller Palmer
by Tracy. Boardman & Platt as counsel for
Catherine Freel and Edward ]. and DR.. Frank ].
Freel, executors of the estate of Contractor Ed
ward Freel. The claim is for work performed
and material furnished in the construction of
section 9 extension of the aqueduct east of Rock
vile Centre, L. l., under a contract OF. Dec. IS.
1889, and between Dec. !, 1892. and May 81.
1929. The work included the building OF, the
utilized. for the reason that it will not hold o
sufficient amount of water. The city refused to
pay for 1t and Mr.. Freel brought suit, and the
Court Of Appeals decided in his favor to the
amount Of $3.50. 900.
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FRIDAY. Nov. IL.
The weekly trade reports of the mercantile
agencies that will be published tomorrow arc
of more than ordinary interest. not only to the
business community. but to spectators ON the
Stock Exchange. They show, in the first place,
a very satisfactory volume of bank clearances
during the last six days. The increase over the
previous week Is 10 y cent. over the CORE
spending week of last year IS o cent, and IA q
cent. as compared with the corresponding period
OF 1892. which was a year OF exceptionally large
business. Railway gross earnings for the first
week OF November are nearly equal to those OF
1892, while the returns OF half Of the mileage In
the United States for October are 8 q cent.
larger than last year and more than 2 .
cent. larger than for the same month
five years ago. The indications are that
the buying power Of the country Is steadily in
creasing, and with moro seasonable weather the
distribution OF commodities is progressing
more satisfactorily than for some time past.
The virtual disappearance of yellow fever
at the South opens for active operation
q large territory In which business has
been virtually at q standstill for some
time past. A feature of tho industrial
situation is the drmness OF the iron market, on
an increase of Gig v cent. in the output OF pig
iron ON Nov. i. as compared with the beginning
OF the previous month. and a decrease OF nearly
$4,000 tons in the supply on hand during DC
tobcr. These figures indicate a larger con-
sumption of iron than Mt any previous
time, even when prices were advancing
rapidly. The growing export movement of
manufactured iron now includes shipments To
Asia. Right here may DO noted the fact OF
which few people are cognizant. namely. that
the west-bound traffic of the transcontinenta
lines now includes a fairly large amount OF cot
ton. which is shipped principally to Japan,
where the long fibre American staple is required
by Oriental manufacturers in combination with
their local product.
The shipments OF boots and shoes from
Eastern factories 30 far this month are 27 y
cent, larger than five years ago and less than
v cent. below the heaviest ever made. WoolleI
mills report orders for three months ahead
and are reluctant to mako further commit
ments at current prices. The markets fol
l cotton and for cotton goods arc not ~Satisfac
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-13
THE LAKE EHiE ANO wEsTERN
RAILROAD COMPANY.
Glsstiuns aud aMeetinas.

OFFICE OF THE EQUITABLE GAS LIGHT COM.
- pany OF New YORK, No. $40 Third avenue. New
YORK, Nov. IL, 1897. Notice to Stockholders.-Notic
u hereby given that a special meeting Of the stock
holders ~ the Equitable Gas Light Company OF New
3 oaE VII DC held at the onice OF the Company. No.
Day. the y7th day OF November, 1897, at eleven
oclock 4: nj Tor the purpose OF submitting TO said
so 'knolders for their approval an agreement OF con.
Solidntlon between this Company and the New York
sno East River Gas company and the New AmsteH
dam Gas Company: BY order OF the Board
Direction JACOB p, IMLER Re0rS0As
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-13
Shot n Dallas Lawyer Three Times.

DALLAS, Tex, Nov. 1o.-J. o. Davis. a we'll.
known lawyer of this city, was shot three times
to-day by John Goodwin and m%ortally wounded.
Davis owns two farms twelve miles from this city.
Goodwin had n trade with one of Davis's ten.
ants, which Davis tried to adjust. AS he was
leaving n conference Goodwin fired. Ono bullet
struck Davis in the left side OF the back, one in
the right side of the back, and one in the back
of the neck,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-13
Tho Alleged shortage in water Registrar
Hlenley'a Accounts.

The Jersey City Board Of Finance adopted Q
resolution yesterday directing Corporation At
torney William p. Douglas to begin suit
against G. j. Healey's bondsmen to recover
Expert Both in Healey's accounts during the
ten years he was Water Registrar. The bonds
men are ex-County Clerk Dennis Mclaughlin.
John Mullins. Horace H. Farrier. James Hunt,
and Michael Desmond. Mr.. esmon / is dead,
but his estate is liable for the bond. 1t is al.
city will not be able to recover anything.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-13
Real Estate Auction saIes.

At the Broadway Saesroom yesterday Peter +.
Meyer 4 Co. sold West ll2th street, north side. 100
feet east OF Seventh avenue, three fve.story brick
nat houses. plot 75xl00.5. and West 1884 street,
south side. 100 feet OF Seventh avenue. three hve.
story brick Nat houses. plot 73xl00.6 3, to the plaintin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-13

including gold reserve s2os. 90. sse eoos. 1870, 1871
Money in London dig o cent. Rates of dis.
count in open market for both short and three
months bills. 27sd3 d cent. Paris advices quote
3 b cents at l03 francs 67la centimes. Exchange
on London % francs Isle confines.
The sales OF mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange TO-
d. u ,nr 40 EnllnNua.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-13
The Union Pacific, Denver & Gull
Railway Company.

A majority of the consolidated mortgage bonds sh1
OF the stock Of this Company has been deposited
under the agreement dated September 18th, 1897,
and the certificates Of deposit OF the Central Trust
Company of New York. the Depository of tho Com
mittee. have been listed upon the New York Stock
Exchange.
The COMMITTEES has extended the time for the dc.
posit under tho agreement Of consolidated mortgage
bonds and of stock until November 18th. 1897
after which time no deposits will be received. save
in the discretion of the and upon the pay.
ment of q penalty of $50 for each consolidated mort
gage bond and Of o. 90 for each share OF stock.
Dated November I, 1897.
m. DODGE, Chairman.
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Peoples Gas Light
and Coke Go.
(OF CHICAGO

% Wall ST., New York City.
Notice 10 hereby given that q dividend OF liz PER
CENT. has been declared on the capital stock Of this
Company. payable to the stockholders on November
cath. 1897. Transfer books will close on the 18th
and reopen on the 28th of November.
The holders Of Central Trust Co. OF New York Ger
%tincates. issued for certificates Of the Fidelity In.
surance. Trust, and Safe Deposit Co., may exchange
their holdings for Peoples Gas Light and Coke Co.
Stock on or before November 18th.
Checks for dividends will be mailed to tho Stock.
holders of record of this Company only.
PEOPLES GAS LIGHT AND COKE co.
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RAILROAD AND OTHER SHARES.

Open High. Lo,c- -clodn0-
Sales. tug. ear. est. Bid. Asked.
seslo Am sRrl27 1881 l26a 1881 1884,
100 Am sRpllOh lloa lloh llohlll
7eo Am N. sh sh 81 D
1900 Am Too. eO% soh 30 o soh
90 Am EI..ll6L l16k ll6h 1l6 lls
500 AnooD 72h 72s 72b 71b 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-13
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Rev York stock ExchanGo-Sales New. NJ.
CLOSING PRICES OF UNITED sTATEs BoNpa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-13

Court Calendars Thts nay.
Surname Court--special T~erm.-Part H.-Ex.paEeo
matters. a
For probnte-wills OF James w. Moran, John Begg. -
1880 A. NJ. -
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-12-20
NO FAITH CURE.
ABOUT srUARr's DYSPEPSIA TABLETS.
They Uure stomach Troubles and Indiges-
tion Anyway, whether You Have Faith
In Than nr Nnt

They Uure stomach Troubles and Indiges-
tion Anyway, whether You Have Faith
in Them or Not.
All physicians agree that the element Of
faith has a great deal to do in the cure Of
disease.
Firm belief and confidence in family
physician or the same confidence and faith in
patent medicine, have produced remarkable
cures in all ages.
This is especially true in nervous troubles
and no field offers so prolific harvest for the
quac< aud charlatan, as the diseases arising
from a weak or run down nervous system.
Nevertheless, the most common of all dis
eases, indigestion and stomach troubles, which
in turn cause nervous diseases, heart troubles,
consumption and loss of hesh requires some
thing besides faith to cure
Mere faith will not digest your food for you,
will not give you an appetite, win not increase
your flesh and strengthen your nerves and
heart, but Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets will do
these things, because they are composed Of
the elements Of digestion they contain the
juices, acids and peptones necessary to the
digestion and assimilation Of all wholesome
food
Stuart Dyspepsia Tablets will digest food
if placed in a jar or bottle in water heated to
eS degrees, and they will do it much more
effectively when taken into the stomach after
meals, whether you have faith that they will
or not.
They invigorate the stomach, make pure
blood and strong nerves, in the only way thai
nature can do it, and that is, from plenty o.
wholesome food well digested. 1t is not wha
we eat but what we digest that does us good
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold by
druggists at so cents for full sized package.
Little book on cause and cure of stomach
troubles mailed free by addressing Stuart Co.,
Marshall Mich.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-12-20
IT IS EASY TO TELL.

People who fail to look after their health
are like the carpenter who neglects to sharpen
his tools. People are not apt to get anxious
about their health soon enough. If you are
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ever thought that your kidneys may be the
cause of your sickness
1t is easy to tell by setting aside your urine
for twenty-four hours a sediment or settling
indicates an unhealthy condition of the
kidneys. When urine stains linen it is
evidence Of kidney trouble, Too frequent
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ache in the back is also convincing proof
that the kidneys and bladder are ont of order.
There is satisfaction in knowing that the
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fills every wish in relieving weak or diseased
kidneys and all forms of bladder and urinary
troubles. Not only does Swamp-Root give
new life and activity to the kidneys-the cause
of trouble, but by treating the kidneys it acts
as a tonic for the entire constitution. If you
need a medicine take Swamp-Root-it cures.
Sold by druggists, price fifty cents and one
dollar, or by sending your address and the
name of this paper to DIR. Kilmer & Co.,
inghamton, N. Y, you may have a sample
bottle of this great discovery sent to you free
by mail