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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-06-10
IF.

If kisses were numbered and apt to be
missed,
There's many a fellow who ne'er would
be kissed;
If kisses were counted by wives at their
source,
There's many wife who would sue
for divorce;
Il kisses were lasting and apt to be
treasured,
Full many kiss by the court would
be measured.
Yet every kiss that is given in sport
BY Cupid is Labelled and counted in
court,
Ald the kiss Il at is stolen or taken
in jest
Il often the kiss hats remembered the
best.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-06-10
PEOPLE AND EVENTS.

The woman tennis champion of New
leland has but one hi nd, and that is
the left one; but she can serve a ball
that is exceedingly difficult to return.
The schedule of the king of Slams
journey includes visits to Italy, Switz-
erland, FraIce, Austria, Russia.
Sweden, Norway, Denmark, England
Holland, Belgium, Spain, and Portu
gal.
Rev. NJ. 81 muels, a minister in
New Jcrsey. his introduced the phcno-
graph int lis church, to repeat
prayers, Bible selections, hymns, and
the benediction, and says his congre-
CATION ARE delighted with it,"
The prince of Wales, when going on
a long journey, always takes whole
boxes of hats, and huge trunks of
dress suits, morning coats, and other
changes. He makes a point wnen
visiting of not being seen twice in the
same coat.
The duchess OF Iife-nickEam ed
Her Royal Shy ess"-never attends
the queens drawing-rooms; and the
Princess Louise of Lorne despises
court functions, and lives, us far as
she can, the life of Il quiet country
gentlewoman.
L. X. Bostick CT San Saba Texas,
who captured General Santa Ana
siXty-one years ago is now in his 18th
year. He went to Texas in 1928, and
settled in Austin county. In 1895 he
enlisted in the Texas army, and the
following year joined General Hous-
tons army. Alter a battle, in company
with two other young men, he was
scouting over the country about eight
miles from camp, when he saw a
Mexican standing in the high grass.
He attempted to hide. but they took
him prisoner, and he proved to be
Santa Ana.
This is how the Lewiston (Me.)
Journal boils down Stephen Cranes
war dispatches:
| have seen Il battle.
| find it is very like what
| wrote up before.
| congratulate myself that
| ever saw battle.
am pleased with the sound of war.
| think it is beautiful.
| thought it would be.
| am sure of my nose for battle.
| did not see any war correspondents
while
| was watching the battle, except
l.
At the recent celebt alton of old
Emperor William S centenary Herr Won
Werner, the German artist, had this
to say concerning the famous paint
ing of Professor G. Bleibtrou, repre-
septing King William after the battle
of Gravelotte, receiving Moltke's re-
pert, Victory is ours" seated on the
dead body of a white cavalry horse.
" hen the old Emperor saw this paint
ing he utter ed a mild oath and said:
Strange how people insist on making
history! | am sure l never sat on
dead horse, but have always given
such horrors wide berth" Taciturn
Mcltke, when he read the bombastic
distortion of his report, for once, like
wise, opened his mouth, and said: Il
never uttered such nonsense. When
l found his majesty at headquarters
sitting on a campstool | merely re-
ported, 1.-The second army corps has
arrived at last"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-06-10
CAROLINE.

When she looks with lifted eyes
Cody over mine
Ho. but she's my lofty prize,
Lady Caroline!
When we walk at evenfall
Blithely on the green.
How she laughs and loves it all
This is Caroline!
When she passes in the throng,
Naughty Tipped and fine,
Like a sweet, forgotten song
Goeth Caroline.
But when the seasons not amiss
None but | have seen
How she coyly takes kiss
Cosey Caroline!
Which of her is truly mine
Matters not, ween--
was caught by Caroline
kissing Caroline!
Edwin I. Reed
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-06-10

4 sl75 900 fire burned w II. Bunge's
vinegar factory in Chicago.
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe celebrated
her seyenty-eighth birthday at Bos-
ton
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-06-10

Chicago Trihune.-There is. a sus-
p!cion that Russia has cold deck"
concealed somewhere Every time the
car shows his hand he wins the trick.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-12-31
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

c. G. Richie, of Wichita, is a recent
addition to our population. He is q
nephew of Judge Thompson.
Married at the BRIDES home at
Ridge, Kansas, on wednesday, Deem
Der %, Mr.. Judson Mccoy and Miss
Nettie McCarter. The happy couple
are we'll known in their home neigh
bOrhOOd have the good wishes of q
wide circle of friends. A few init
mate friends partook of the wedding
feast.
The A. o. u. w. and D. of H. lodges
of this city will hold banquet, so~ial
and joint installation in their hall
Tuesday evening Jan. 4, 1898. All
are cordially invited TO he
present and bring we'll filled baskets.
Treasurer Decker wishes the REG
IsTER to state to anxious inquirers
who sent their taxes by mail, that the
reason receipts have not been sent out
for same is, that there is a pile Of
such work on hand and it is being
pushed as fast as possible. There is
no need to worry or write letters of
inquiry. AS soon as your turn comes
you will get receipt.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-12-31

IF you want to spend q pleasant
evening come tC the NJ. K. parsonage
Saturday evening at luncheon time.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church are
busy making preparations 10 enter
tain their friends Jan. l, 1898, from
five until ten.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Stricken, who
have been visiting relatives in this
county for some weeks, have returned
to their home in Oklahoma.
Supt. Barnes, of the Santa Fe, was
in town Wednesday and called at
the REGISTER office on business con-
nected with the location of Industries
at lola. Mr.. Barnes has great faith
i'm the future of lola and will con-
tribute his powerful influence in every
proper way to promote the develop
ment of the city.
Mr.. C. NJ. Dixon, a well known mer-
chant of Pleasant Ridge, Fulton Co.,
Pa, has little girl who is frequently
threatened with Group, but when the
first symptoms appear, his wife gives
her Chamberlain's Cough Remedy,
which always affords prompt relief.
The % and so cent sizes for sale by
Campbell & Christian
j. A. Heath was up from Humboldt
yesterday, his first visit since last
spring, and was amazed at the growth
the summer had given lola. II have
read the REGISTER every week and
thought 1 was prepared for the
change, but / find l did not half
realize it," We are glad tolearn from
him that three now gas wells are now
being sunk near Humboldt. We hope
they will all be gushers.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-12-31

letters as the following from l.. o.
Bagley, Hueneme, Cal, are constant
ly being received: 1.-The best remedy
for pain ] have ever used is Cham
berlain's Pain Balm, and | say so
after having used it in my family for
several years" 1t cures rheumatism,
lame back, sprains and swelIings.
For sale by Campbell & Christian.
J. b. GOshorn has sold the West
Sentinel to Harry Thompson, the jun
iOr member of the law firm of ThOmp-
son & Thompson. The paper will re-
main Democratic and the REGISTER
wishes the new management success.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-12-31

After hearing some friends contin-
ually praising Cham berlain's Collie,
Cholera and DiaTrhOes Remedy, Cur
tbs Fleck, of Anaheim, California.
purchased bottle of it for his own
use and is now as enthusiastic over
its wonderful work as anyone can be.
The Is and so cent sizes for sale by
Campbell & Christian.
Don't be persuaded into buying
iiniments without reputation or merit
-Chamberlain's Pain Balm costs no
more, and it's merits have been prov
en- by test Of many years. Such
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-12-31

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-08-14
TIPPED EiCK HEAD 10 DRINK
And the Thieves Grabbed His Walch and
Tipped Him.

Watcrvillc. Aug. 13.-Two French citi-
zens of The Plains of Waterville. are.
tonight. minus watches ana one some slj
in money, from theft. City Marshal Can
has Two men under arrest tonight. by
NINE Charles Lessor ana Paul Clair and
they viii have q hearing before Judge
Shaw in the morning One of them. it is
believed. is connected with the affair, as
the money was found upon him. The case
o. the man losing mis- watch and money.
today, is an odd and bold one, the former
WIS a snatch case.
IL seems that TWO men went to q French
citizen III The aforementioned location
and pretended they desired to sell him a
horse. Offering a remarkable trade He
was induced TO go with them to a pasture
near Sunnysidc farm. owned by c. IL.
Nelson. Here he was offered a drink
from a bottle. which was accepted. and
as he raised the bottle to his lips, tipping
his mead well back, one of the men
grabbed his watch and the other tripped
him. securing his wallet as he fell both
skipping 10 the woods The case was
given to the city marshal with the result
mentioned The work of detection was
Quick and probably both men are the
ones wanted
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-08-14
The Philadelphia Regatta.

National Regatta Course, Philadel-
phia, Aug. 13-Senicr four-oared shell
first heat. Ariel Rowing Club, Balti-
more, won by length. Time, 925.
Senior singles, first heat won by J. h.
JuVenal. Pennsylvania, +. -, Phiia-
delphia. by five length: T. Award.
Senior four-oared shell, second heat. In
stitute b. c., Newark, y. j., won by
length and half AFgonaut b c.. To-
ronto. second. Time, 9.l5
Intermediate single second heat. f.
j. Greer, Columbia Il. \. Boston, won
by length. Intermediate singles. third
heat, Il. F. Seholze, Nara gansett b. c.,
Providence, r. l.. won by an eight OF
a mile. Time 10 minutes.
Senior Singles-First heat won by ].
=. Juyenal, Pennsylvania Barge Club
Philadelphia, by Eve lengths; +. Al
ward, Toronto, L, C., second; 4. NJ.
Joyce. Atlanta b. c.. Sprlnheld, Mass.
third Time 1913.
Senior singtes-Second heat won bv
], j. Whitehead West End y. c., Bos-
ton, by half a length; E. 4. Thompson.
Argonaut B. c., Toronto. second; j. J.
i me,
959l2.
Senior sngles-Third heat won by
Joseph Mcguire, Bradford Il. c.. Cam
bridge, Mass, by three lengths; C. l..
Van Eamme, Mutual b. c., Detroit,
second. Time 10.olM.
international four-oared shell-First
heat, won by Institute Il. c., Newark,
by a length; Ariel Il. c.. Baltimore.
second; staten Island =. c., third.
Time. S.3G.
international four-oared shell-Sec-
ond heat, won by Argonaut r. c., To-
ronto, by six lengths; Columbia Ath-
letic Clup, Washington, d. c.. second.
Time, $50
intermediate eight-oared shell-Final
heal, won by Worcester, Mass, High
school by a length; Montrose. Philadel-
phia, second; F'airmount, Philadelphia,
third. No time given.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-08-14
AUGUSTA LOCALS.
KNIGHTS IEMpLAa PARADE.
Skowhegan and Watervilie Communicates
Unite With Trinity Of Augusta.

There was a short but very handsom,
parade in the city, 1frlday morning. oil
Knights Templar 70 the music OF the
Watcrsil!c Military Band. The knights
were on their way TO Gardiner by special
train, for the grand trip down river
There were about 100 IN the parade. in
full dress uniform, many more being Oh
the train without the regala.
DE Molay Of Skowhegan. turned out 40
men, In command Of Sir Knight George
w. Grover; and 81. Omer Of Waterville,
had 40 knights, In command of Eminent
Sir knight w. G. Philbrook. Trinity
commandery of Augusta. had about the
same number as her sister communicates
Of the kennebcc in command of Eminent
Commander James +. Kingsley.
The train arrived shortly before S
o'clock. Thereupon the Knights formed
in line and marched from the station
north along Commercial street down
Bridge, and by Water street returned to
the station. The lively music of the band
WAS very inspiring and gave the expe-
ditson good start for the trip on the
Islander. which was made after joining
vi Maine Commandery. No. /, at Gar
diGer.
The trip from start 20 finish was a most
successful one.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-08-14
Sensational Court Case al Bath.

One of the leading civil cases entered
for trial at the August term Of the su-
preme court for sagadahoc county.
which begins a Bath. next Tuesday, T..
the somewhat celebrated divorce cas-
If Charles l.. Browne vs.. Mrs Edith
browne says a Bath special to the
lewiston Journal The principals IN
the case are now residents Of New
York city, but for several years thpy
lived in Bowdoinham, where NJ
Browne was born and where he Is well
known. Mrs Browne IL a native ot
Portland. The couple were united iii
marriage - years ago, Mrs Brown
hen having considerable money
At the August term Of court here last
year there was a spicy ana highly sen
sational trial brought ny Mr.. Brown,
n a libel for divorce. The principal
allegations charged in the writ were
aruel and abusive treatment The trial
occupied two days. Mrs Browne de
aied that she had cruelty treated he,
husband and testified that he had paid
more attention while IN New York city
to a certain woman and that some Of
her money WAS iayished upon her. Nj
A'tPN az - q ilf-ltitNt " u HfDufNF I'll
New York yacht club ana the evldenc,
produced by Mrs. Browne ana a New
York detective. who figured largely il
ne case, charged that Mr. Browne ana
he woman frequently we're seen by thu
detective visiting a hotel where they
had swell dinners and the two wer,
seen several times on board the doe
5or's yacht The first trial the jury
disagreed. four favoring divorce ana
light against.
At the last January term Of the su-
creme court for Cumberland county
Mrs Browne brought an action in Port
aad for alimony The trial was quit,
long and resulted in verdict for Mr.
Browne.
New evidence is promised at the com
ing trial and ii is said the testimony :,
be produced viii he of very sensa-
tlonal character
Hon. Charles W. Larrabe of Ratn.
IS counsel for Mr., Browne. Gen. c. T..
M3ttocks Of Portland has been secured
as counsel for Mrs. Browne
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-08-14
SHIPPING NEWS.
Maine Ports.

! PORTLAND-Aug Is, ar, schs c s
| GHdden, Fales. and Addie Charleson
| Smith, Baltimore; Samuel DiilaWay
| Smith. anG Matte A Franklin. Me
| Donald. Philadelphia; May Mcfarland
| Saunders. New York; Empress, John
son, Normandie, Merry, New York
| Nevada. Laid: Eldora. Hannal
| Coombs, McInnes. ii " Mayo, Garnet
| NJ Il Oakes, Garnet; Marcelus, Nutter
Fanny F Hall, Hutchins; a i Nightin
gale. Holmes, and Robert Pettus, Per
kins Boston.
Cid, sch Falmouth, Wallace, Kenne
bee and Philadelphia.
ROCkLAND-Aug 13. ar schs Briea.
dier, Hinkley, New York; Laura Rob
inson Burgess. Haverhill Thomas Bor-
den. Derby. New York, silver Spray
Thorndike, New York: Annie Sargent
Tibbetts, Boston: George w Glover
jameson, Boston. sloop yacht NavahOc
Bar Harbor for Newport II /; sch
yacht Ariel. Bar Harbor for New York
sch yacht VaFuna, Bar Harbor for New
York: sim yacht Formosa. Bar Har-
bor for Boston.
SD. sch 8 J Lindsey, McFadden, New
York.
BANGOr--Aug IS, ar. sim Pottsvillc,
Hansen, Philadelphia; schs Helena,
Nickerson. Boston; Nat Aver, Hodg-
kins, do; a f Kidtcrg, Kendall. New
York: MARY Wilesr, Williams, ort-
land: Leading Breeze. Pinkham, Bos-
ton
sid. schs Omaha, Dorr Boston; Liz
zie Rich, Wheeler. do; Copy Pendlc-
ton, do; Nightingale. Olsen. New York
Andrew NebinGer. Robinson. do: Flor
enceA, Strout. New Bedford.
HOOTHBAY-Aug IS. ar, schs Fred
a Mason, Boston; Alaska, do: sch
yacht RusalEa, do: d Il Prince Lincoln
willie.
Sid. sch Golden Rule. Rockland
Gamecock. Portland.
TCEBORO--Aug IS. ar, schs Leander
Y Beebe. May O'Neil, Harry Messer
and Luther T Garretson.
BELFAsT-Aug 10, ar. sch Valiant
LlNcolnViile.
SID. sch George b Ferguson. New York
ELLSWoRTH-Aug 10, ar. sch Storm
Petrol, Boston.
sId, SENS sarah Blalsdcn. Rondout;
Forester. New York.
BATH-~AUg 49, ar schs r y Bibber.
Portland; Addie JORDAN. do; John II But
trick, Boston; David Davis do; E.nma
G Knowles, do Everett Webster do:
larry Mosser. do; Hattie II Barbour, DO: .
Jos Bayce. Jr do.
sid. schs Il \ Taulane. Philadelphia:
Helen II Crockett, Washington: Susie II
Davidson Philadelphia; Carrie 5 Hart
DO. Tena A Cotton do
EASTPORT-Aug Is. ar. stm yacht
Claremont, Bar iiarbor: sen yacht Glen
esta do; sch T. II King. Boston.
CALAIS-Aug 49, sid. schs HOOPER
New Bedford. ] Little. Nantucket.
RED HEAG'H-Aug -, ar. sch Greclan
Bend. Wentworth
MACHiAS-Aug 10. ar, schs Lexington.
Salem; Alfalfa Boston
sid schs Gypsum Queen. windsor \ s.
Pavilion, Boston. sim Helen May Butler,
Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-08-14
DAILY KENNEBEC JOURNAL SATURDAY. AUGUST a. 1897
ABOUT 10 CEASE EXISTENCE.
State Insurance Commissioner Favors Closing
Massachusetts Benefit.

Boston, Aug. 13-The Globe will say
this afternoon, that the Massachusetts
Benefit Life Association will probably
cease its corporate existence, Tuesdoy
Aug. H. on which date a petition VII
be presented to the supreme court foi
the appointment of a receiver. Ii Is
understood that there will be no objee-
ton TO the motion.
The Globe is able to state that the
insurance commissioner, who has stood
by the company for so long and who
has endeavored to protect it as long as
there seemed to he a chance for its sur
vival, will be the official who VIII take
the action TO close it up.
He VIII go to the court, through the
attorney general, next Tuesday. AMI
ask that receiver be appointed, alleg-
ing that the continued existence of the
company is a menace to the interests
of the people of the commonwealth.
The papers requesting the court 70
appoint a receiver have already been
drawn up and are now at Island Pond.
n H., where the commissioner IL
spending a vacation.
1t is expected that the directors of
the Massachusetts Benefit Life viii
hold a meeting Immediately prior t.
the petition for receiver and to take
slch action as the commissioner pro-
poses to take.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-08-14
HISTORIES FOR THE SCHOOLS.
McMaster's Book May MOI Replace The 6srnes
Production in Chicago.

Chicago. Aug. 13.-The history of the
United States by John Bach McMastet
IS causing trouble in Chicago. The his
tory was prepared under the auspices
of the G.. a. r., to take the place Of
Earnes' history in the public schools
The G. A. r.. said that Barnes history
brought the abilities OF Lee, jackson
ana Johnson too conspiciously to thu
front. McMaster d6preciates the South
erners.
The question of changing is now be-
fore the board of education. one Of the
assistant superintendent who voted for
the adoption of the McMaster work
has this to say:
II hardly think that McMaster's work
will be admitted. II goes to the ex-
IRENE. The heroism and soldierly
qualities of the Southerners during the
war cannot be overlooked in an un-
biased account. Nevertheless, ] con
slider this work an Improvement on
Barnes, which has many defects"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-08-14
At Foxcrolt Camp Ground.

Thursday morning At S O'Clock, tn,
usual praise service at the piscataquh
valley campground was led by Rev. J. |.
Fischer. This was followed by prcachint
n the tabernacle by Rev G. e. Springer
# Newport. AT O'clock a large mum
Der OF children gathered in Epworth hall
where was held the service for children
lnder the care of Miss Lowell
The ANIMAL stewards meeting was helf
N the tabernacle at / O'Clock, at which
inc the salary Of the presiding elder was
3Ned for the ensuing year at Sl400, thi,
10 be apportioned among the severa
churches according to their strength
About noon the clouds began 10 break
lWay. and soon the sun, that for -four
days had been hidden from view, once
more appeared and people began goint
toward the campground, so that at
O'Clock "a large crowd had gathered t,
listen to sermon by Rev. Mr.. Tingline
IF brewer. He chose for his text the
words found in Romans. VS..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-08-14
ON GOOD BEHAVIOR.
Mighty Morocco Humbly Promises 10 Treat
Americans Well

Tangier. Aug. 13.--The special COM
mission headed h. United States Vice
Consul Carleton has returned here from
the city of Morocco with the answer OF
the Sultan to the demands of the United
States relative To the rights of Ameri-
can citizens in Morocco The answer
is satisfactory. ana Americans Will
hcncefGrth ems the same rights as tbs
citizens Of other countries. The foreign
minister Of Morocco and Vice Cosu
Carleton will now conclude the settle
mcnt Of the matter in dispute. The re-
port that the Moorish government has
proposed arbitration is untrue.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-08-14
Foreign Ports.

HALIFAX, n S-Aug Is, ar. barker
tine L NJ Smith, Harvey. New York.
sailed, sim Knight Bachelor
Thomas, Baltimore.
81 JOHN. n B-Aug IS. ar. stm s.
croiN. Pike, Boston: schs S A Fownas
Nickel, Boston: Leo, syph. Rockland
W K Huntley, Howard, Sydney.
cleared, stms Helen, Mcneil, Bel;
last State Of Maine, Colby, Boston
schs San Antonio A Possible. Bop.+
laspaimas, Pandora, Holder Rock
land
DELFzYI--Aug T.. ar. blk Bravo
Dalhousie.
LiVERPooI4-Aug u. ar, blk Can.
deur, Shediac.
GLAsGoW--Aug 10, ar. bk Drcn-
ningan. Matane.
FORT Empedocle-Aug 3.sld, blk Angelo
Castellano, Chatham.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II. sid. b.,
Tuskar, West Bay.
CHATHAM n. B.-Aug u. cid. bar
Meanor, Wolf. New York: sim thomas
WeNnan Stewart, London.
NEWcASTLF~-. ug Is. ar. sim Heeeb-
ue ne quebec via North sydney.
,s sot lHAMPTON--Aug II. ar. sim N,l.
ms ms; ebec via London
Y,oNI,ttN-Auss II. ar, sim Taront,
Hopewel Cape. '''h2s
fLEt.FWOOD--Aug Ii, ar, sim Cs-
manli, Quebec.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-08-14
HARD 10 COMBAT.
fhe Evidence Of Our Senses What Augusta
People Say Is Pretty Good Proof for Au-
gusla People.

| When we see 1t ourselves.
When our own ears hear it.
When our neighbors tell It,
Our friends endorse it.
No better evidence can be had
Its not what people say in Michigan.
Or distant mutterings from California.
No deceiving echoes here.
Augusta talk about Augusta people.
Public opinion published for the pub
lie good.
There Is no proof like home proof
Home testimony at the back of every
box Of
Doans Kidney Pills.
Can you believe your neighbors:
Read this statement made by citi-
zen:
Mrs f.. c. Folger of So Northern Ave.
says; "Doan's Kidney Pills are good.
| have proved that to my own salts
faction. My back in consequence Of
the aches which used to fill it bothered
me good deal. 1t would ache SO that
could not sleep nights. / have known
the time when unable to stand it ]
have got up and walked the floor, or
sat in a chair, in short, would do any
thing that suggested relief This
steady constant ache across my back
worse at times, very often made me
very SLOW in getting through my every
day work. l obtained Doan's Kidney
Pills at the Old Reliable drug store OF
Chas. X. Partridge, and their use has
taken all my backache away have
cot suffered with il since. | unhesitat-
ingly give them my unqualified en-
iorsemcnt.
Doans Kidney Pills for sale by all
iealers, price 80 cents. Mailed by
Foster-Mllburn Co. Buffalo, N. Y, sole
agents for the United States.
Remember the name DOAN'S ana
AXE no substitute.