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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-01-22
LATEST MARKET REPORTS.
milwaukee,. Jan. Is, 1895

MILWAUKEE Butter-In good demand
Fancy creamery, per III. l3c: fair to
choice. l1GI lSc, best dairy selections. l5GC
I6c; lines. fair to choice do, l2MliC: roll
1l"tl2c; packing stock. do, M loo: grease. (
GI6c. ChceSe-FuII cream flats per IL, SI..p
oc; Young Americas, Zoe; brick. lie:
limburger. 9d3l2c; Swiss do, 1lml3c; Block
Swiss ia l2c. tub Swiss, 9U1 Eggs
Fer doz. fresh. lEt2lc, cases returned. ice
house 1-HIl3r.
CHICAGO Butter Steady; creamrrics, II
6l9r; dairies, llMlIc. Eggs Steady; fresh.
2Ur.
NEW YoRK-Buttcr Receipts. S;}55 plss:
steady; Western creamery, l4EyU2rc: ElgiHs
2@c: factory. llM15c. Cheese Receipts
BIZ pkgS; steady. large white September
SIC; small white do, So; large coI1rcd Sep
jcInbcr, SIC: small do, 9llm9I-c: large Oc-
tohcr. S1.ms1@r; small do, Si.MS&,c; light
skins. taItI4c; uart SKINS. 4l.bi5i;.c; fun
skins 2dI:;'. Eggs Receipts. 1880 pkgS
tirmeT; state and pcnnSyI IyaHu, 21Gf24iyC
Western. 22I2iC. Sugar Raw firm; fair
refining. 3@sc; centrifugal. ~ test. Iis"; re
fined steady; crushed. SIC; powdered =
1-16c; graduated, 5l,c. Coffee Quiet
steady.
BOSTON Buttcr- Creamery, extra, 2Ii9c.
Western. extra, 2lc: dairy extra. 1SEl9c:
imitation creamery. Toe: Western iadlr. Ito:
print creamery. G2l@c; box creamery. 22c
Eggs Fancy. nearby. -sIc: choice fresh 21c: 8:
Michigan extra, pc; Western, BE; fair to
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-01-22
WILD RUM0R FROM PARIS.
Reported that RothschiIds' Bank
was Raided-No Con-
firm alton.

London. Jan. 1S.-It was rumored on
the stock exchange this afternoon that
the RothschildS' bank in Paris has been
raided by mob.
The report Of the raiding of the Roths-
chi!ds' banking house is evidently un-
founded, as later Paris kilograms do not
mention such an affair
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-01-22
APPROVE OF MONETARY PLAN.
Favorable Comment on the Report OF
the Com mi ssiOn.

Washington. d. c.. Jan. 1S-Frederick
w. Gookin. cashier of the Northwestern
National bank: J. J. Z. Odell, former
president of the American Bankers aSSo-
citation. and Clinton b. Evans, editor of
the Economist. all of Chicago. and other
eminent tinanciers and journalists, have
passed favorable Judgment on the report
of the monetary commission in letters
written to that body.
Mr.. Gookin was of national assistance
to the commissioners in furnishing them
with most valuable information in re
sponse to their interrogations. Editor
Pyle Of the ST. Paul Globe and President
+. G. BigeIow of the First National bank
of Milwaukee have also written to the
commission. Mr.. Rigelow pays a high
tribute to the report as a whole, and as
sertS that the argument for the main
tenance of the gold standard brings clear
" 10 view the undoubted fact that either
gold or silver must dominate. He be
heves it may be fairly assumed that in
the election of 1896 many men supported
the silver cause. though illoCically hop
ing for international bimetallsm. Events.
however. have justified the conclusion
that that hope must he abandoned, nor
does he believe that this general judg-
meut will ever he reversed.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-01-22
WILL BE A CONTEST.
SheEoygan Aldermen Not All in Favor
of Railroad Bonds.

Sheboysan, Wis, Jan. III Special. !
The council Will be asked tonight 10 adopt
a resolution endorsing the Advancement
associations project for the construction
Of railway line to connect with the
Chicago. Milwaukee x ST. Paul system
at Random Lake. The measure will not
pass without a contest. a. many aldermen
favor an issue of bonds for new school
buildings in preference To pledging assist
anc" at present to railroad project that
may not be carried to completion for 4
year or two. and which will prevent an
issue of school bonds. At the same meet
ing the government will be asked by me
mortal to deepen the harbor and appro-
pirate money for Il survey for harbor
of refuge
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-01-22
LITTLE BEET SUGAR IMPORTED.
Statistics Which will Encourage Western
Farmers

Washington. u. G. Jan. 17-Dctailcd
figures from the bureau uf statistics viii
proye a source of comfort 10 the beet
sugar farmers of the West a~ they show
that the DingIey law has absolutely eztnr-
minated foreign competition. IN May.
1896. the imports of raw sugar made
from boots amounted 10 the large sum
OF S6.96l S14 Last November the only
importation Of raw beet sugar waS m in
significant one of $50 pounds. valued at
probably was started before the new tar
IN law was passed. The drop from 4tn.-
O-0O.000 pounds in May 10 $50 pounds in
November i quite sufficient 10 explain the
furry in Europe caused by the D.lcIey
bill. with its reralIatory duties against
horl-rv SucarS
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-01-22
A LOST IDENTITY.
Strange Woman Has Lived Near Wauke-
gan for Twenty Years.

Waukegan. H.. Jan. IL Special. /
This vicinity furnishes a strang" case IF
lost identity. \ woman has uvCd in
this vicinity for nearly twenty years and
her weak mind has furnished no clue as
10 who she is and whence she came. She
was found wandering on Thomas Whal-
ems farm. several miles north of here, ana
was taken in and cared for. She has
never recovered her reason, bat has been
able to wor. about the house. and there
She has staid all these years. Efforts
TO get her to talk Of her past life and
family have been unavai!in@ and she
promises to die a. she has long lived. a
mystery. At the time of her discovery
she bore traces of having hut lately been
OF sound mind and probably in comforta-
hln circumstances.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-01-22
Judge Longs Celebrated PenIion.

washington, D. c, Jan. 1.-THE cele-
brated pension case Of Judge Charles D.
Long Of Michigan has made its reap
peaEance before the pension office in the
form OF an application TO Commissioner
Evans 70 vacate the order reducing the
judges pension from S72 to $50 g month
The application 10 vacate the order rsduc-
ing rhe pension was made by Frsd /.
BAKER. who sad thar pension oace
granted was vested fIZ6L. and that
Jglse Long IS entitled 10 the So le..a
y .lliw ;.e .,ea c-rs 81 LSe law.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-01-22
QUIET AT HAVANA.
Troope Have Returned to Quarters
Danger is Over for the
Present,

Washington, u. c., Jan. 1S-Scnor
Dupuy De LONE has received the follow
ing cablcgramS:
Havana, Jan. L. 1855 p. m.-Sunday
passed without any alteration. | had the
forces conveniently disposed. Today all is
quiet and no danger Of disturbance being
apprehended. l have ordered the troops to
their quarters. BLANCO.
Havana. Jan. Is. 1S9s.-1O a m.-Public
order has been re-"stabliShed and the city in
its normal condition without the slightest
fear of any alteration. | will discontinue
my daily reports. CONGOSTO.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-01-22
Realism III 4 Church.

Bourbon, Ind. Jan. lS.-Rev Mr. Akin.
pastor Of Bethel church, Sunday night
took for his theme. His Satanic Males
"" His son saw an opportunity for a
practical joke and as result. 1t the eli
max Of the description. I being dressed
TO represent a devil. with large head and
switching tail. ambled up the aisle. blow
ing smoke from his no>trIiS anu below
inE. i am the devil. and | Want al Of
You IN Ihs ensuing panic Ths stove
Ms tipped over and toe church WAS
burned. but fortunately nobody MAS sc..-
ouSiy injured.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-01-22
GUEST FROM HAWAII.
President Dole Of the Island Re-
public Arrives at San
ErapCiSCo

San Francisco, Cal. Jan. 17--Whcn
President Dole of Hawaii landed from
the steamship Peru this morning he was
not received with the ceremony hefitting
the ruler of foreign country. The
Peru arrived shortl..- after S o'clock last
night and the quarantine regulations We're
not waived in favor of the visiting
President, he remained on board all
night.
When the steamer docked this morning
President Dole was greeted by the Ha-
waian consul and 4 few friends. but there
were no representatives of the United
States government to formally welcome
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-01-22
EXPORTS BREAK A RECORD.
Immense Balance of Trade In Favor OF
Uncle sam.

Washington. Il. c.. Jan. 1S.-Accord-
ing TO statistics at the treasury depart
mcnt. the value Of exports by the United
States for the calendar year 1897 aggre-
gated 1.1oa, ,No.ooo. an increase of S93.-
uON.,slO over any preceding year. Anoth-
er record was smashed with the trade bal
ance Of S5.6.eH.o0n in favor of Uncle
Sam. the highest point ever reached in
the history of this country. Exports for
The, fiscal wear which ended Iune 30. 1897
were valued At 81 .oi2 .ooo.orr, thus fur
nishinc a third record. for the top notch
prior 10 these figures was reached in
lSa2. when the exports amounted 70 81
Ol1. 100000 BreadStuffs furnished the
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-01-22
COMPLAINT AGAINST ZOLA.
public Prosecutor is Expected to
Act Promptly-Cause of
the Trouble.

Paris, Jan. 1S.-The minister of war,
Gen. Billot. has lodged with the minister
of justice NJ. Daran, formal complaint
against NJ. Emile Zola and the manager
of the Aurore. The complaint will be for
warded to the public prosecutor.
The Aurore on January Is published an
open letter from Nj. Emile Zola to Presi-
dent Faure, pointing out alleged irrcgu-
laritieS and illegalties in the court-martial
of Maj. Count ESterhaZy and formally ac-
cusing the minister of war. Gen. Billot
Gen. MERCER, Maj. Ravary. the invssti-
eating officer of conniving the irregulari-
ties, alleging that Maj. Patty Declan, one
of the witnesses. was guilty of perjury
and challenging the government to prose
cutp him
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-01-22
CANDIDATES ARE OUT.
Varsity and Freshman Crews of the Uni
versity VIII Begin Practice.

Madison. Wis. Ian. IT. Special. 7
Candidates for the varsity and freshman
crews will begin active practice in a few
days in preparation for the spring events.
Fourteen candidates for the varsity have
already handed in their applications, and
all but one Of them are old men at the
oars There are in addition twenty-five
candidates for the freshman crew. of
whom twelve are new men. The candi
dates for the varsity. with their weights.
are: Anderson, 1S2 pounds; Chamber
lain. Us: O'Dca. 1TG: O'Connor, 10:
Olson. 16S: Sutherland. 16l: Dopp. 1Gpl@:
seymour l59: L0gemann. 15s: AleXau-
der. 15I: Crosby, 1o7: Dietrich. 155; Vii
liams. 100: Schimcall. 80; Dillon. weight
los who nrnhahlE viii be the cnxSMain.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-01-22
EXCLUDED FROM M. w. A.
Otto Locfffer of La Crosse Appeals to SUI
nrenIe Court.

La Crosse, Wis. Jan. Ill Special. /
Appeal has been taken from the circuit
To the Supreme court in the matter of
Otto Locffler against the Modern Wood
men of America. This case has attracted
widespread attention and is in the nature
of Il test ease.
The plaintiff was formerly a member of
this mutual Insurance order. Some time
after his initiation. he engaged in the
wholesale liquor business. For this rea-
son. under the rules of the order, he was
excluded from membership and participa-
tion in any ot tn" benefits of the order
The trial, lasting some weeks, resulted in
4 verdict for the defense
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-01-22
i, Huge Corruption Fund.

Chicago, IL. Jan. 1S-Whsn the police
investigation committee meets at the
Great Northern hotel Thursday morning.
il is asserted that Alexander Ross, for
mar assistant superintendent OF police,
viii Law hefor,, the senators mass of evil
depta indicating that fund OF S65. 600
has heen collected by members Of the po-
lice ana detective depa from gam
bling houses ana other law breaking Is
tahllshments. the money 10 he used IN
S;F,-..ssseil for the purpose % detratllS
the metropolitan police bill
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-01-22
THIS BOY HAD NERVE.
Plays on Mouth Organ While Bullet 10
Cut from His Arm.

St. Louis, No, Jan. 1S-Leo Eeshey. n
5-ycar-oId boy, while playing with Il crowd
If Youngsters at the corner of Third and
Locust streets, was shot in the arm with
4 cat rifle. He was taken 10 the city
diSpenSary, where DIR. johnson probed for
and removed the ball.
While the surgeon was performing the
operation the boy held a mouth organ in
his other hand and played 'All Coons
Look Alike 10 Me.
He will recover if blood poisoning does
in,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-01-22
Restriction of Social Evil.

New York. Jan. 1S.-Mayor Walter c..
Flower of New Orleans called upon May
or Van Wyck at the city hall. and the
Two mayors engaged in a consultation of
the >urial-evil problem. Mr.. Flower said
New Orleans had adopted a plan similar
to that of Paris. restricting fallen wom-
IN Ia one section Of the city. Mayor
Van Wyck said the regulation of the SO
cial evil WAS one of the serious difficulties
with which this city would have 10 deal
and hc seemed 70 he inclined 10 think that
the New Orleans modification Of the
Partisan plan. as outlined by Mr.. Flower
would have TO be adopted sooner or later
hv all American cities
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-01-22
LUETGERT on THE STAND.
Attorneys Finally Consent to the
SauSagemaker Being
Witness,

Chicago. H., Jan. lS.-Adoph l.. Iuet-
CERT Will 20 on the witness stand Friday
aud tell to the jury his story of his actions
on the night Of May 13. last year. when
the murder OF Mrs. Luptgcrt is supposed
to have taken place. This was decided
on today at conference between the big
sausage manufacturer and his attorneys.
Lurtgert and his counsel believe that his
case viii he greatly helped thereby.
Luctgcrt'S little son Louis went on the
stand today and told in the main the
same story he did in the former trial.
1t is now generally believed the case will
he cnunlul.l narlN nnNt Mnnk
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-01-22
Mrs James l.. Flood Dead

San Franciseo, Cal, Jan. 17.-Mrs.
lanes L. Flood. wife Of the millionaire
mine owner. died Saturday as IL result
OF = operati4n recently performed u The
ca!!tJraia WomaI's hospital The de.
ceased. who was oGiy u years of age.
was native OF Kansas CIty. ~.-t-eg 4e.
sips We're taAs. .sr LaIS--e.l.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-01-22

HOGS Receipts, - ears; lower. pack
crS. 3.f-d;i.tn; mix ed, %6nn,2. -; light. ;i.5o
N3-th; roHgh. =. ln~f&:.2-,
tAFTL Market steady: receipts. 10 cars
butchers steers. medium to good, Iolu
10 ESQ lbs, 4.GrH 30; fair TO medium, $50 10
1880 his, 3.SEdi.OH; heiferS fair tu choice"
3.nhl3.Jp: COWS. fair to good, 2!-,i3 20
Gamers. 1.7.G2 H. bulls, common to good
2.5rH%.G0. feeders, 500 to $50 lbs, 3 .t;I,.ti 10
stockcrs. 500 to 700 lbs. 3Ocd3.6n, yeals
dull. 4.5EIGoo: mixers and springers % 90
Ii ~.
SHEEP Receipts. > ears; market dull
3.Ucd3.75; lambs. steady. 4 23N i.75
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-01-22
Badger Sewing Company.

Madison Wis, Jan IS Special. j
Articles # incorporates we're ul1d VI
be secretary o; STATE todaF by the Bad
zar Sewing company cf fond iiY I.Gr
- manufacture nverai.>. Ssirl-. sty.. capt
ia. .sJtb, sLtU? ?yorst02., ". y" Ca.aE~
DAVID Ahern aud bg-.. Aa5ers24.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-01-22
UDiyar,itv Regents Meet.

Madison. Wis, Jan. 1S.-ESpcciail /
The board of university regents held a
regular quarterly meeting this afternoon.
The revision Of the rules and bylaws was
one 81 the most important things con
gidered The jauitorship left vacant bc
h. death OF Patrick Walsh has not yet
been ru1aneutIv filled.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-01-22
VERDICT FOR PLAINTIFF.
4 Anton Matjowitz of Manitowoc Gets Dam
for Libel.

Manitovoc. Wis. Jan. ISIS Special !
The jury in the case of Anton MatjowitZ
against John StaS'ny and others for mali
ciou< prosecution and libel brought in
verdict for the plaintiff. awarding him
SO DANA ges The costs were. assessed
against thc. Defendant
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-01-22

Jack Everhar,lr. who is AT Hot Springs
Las written Il letter 10 kid" IayicGc
. ballengiD- he latter 70 meet him again
..rethart,t writes that liz will h. il New
S"-I IL four weeks prepared TO sign
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-01-22
CHICAGO POTATO MARKET.

Receipts were large and offerings liberal
Demand was only fair and very few sales
were made at any figure over ctr. although
now and then an extra fancy car ~ Bur
banks sold for ,2c- Values were. IichrnuS,
:t:FGrSr: Burbank-. ISd7iN'; Rose. ItT:'t",
Peerless. 5.GISc, Kings, 5rT:li". Sweet pu-
tatocS Choice To fancy Illinois, -yd2-5o.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-01-22
RAISE IN WAGES.
Employees of Mining Company at IRON
wood Get an Adyauce

Ironwood. Mich. Jan. 1S.-[Special. /
The Metropolitan Iron X Land company.
operating the Norrie group of mines and
employing 1000 men, has announced a
raise in wages To 20 into effect February
/. 1t is not given out what the raise will
he, but it Will probably be 10 per cent. at
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-01-22

sam Fitzpatrick has n mildleweight un-
der his management who is likely to Gre
ate Il iurorc III tiStic circles Sans new
protcge halls from England and is named
JcffreyS Thorn. The latter was tried out
the other day 1T College Point. y. Y.
against "MyStcriou>" Billy smith .Jcf-
freys. according 10 those who saw the tilt.
held moro than his own. Thorn fights It
l.i pounds and Sam is ready t" back him
against anyone at that weight.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-01-22

Tommy WHITES first battle since his
returns from England viii hc fought be
1eI' IN" Palace Sporting club of Trcu-
tn. ! I February :. with Billy WhiS-
Ter - Philadelphia It Mil bc a fifteen
rou'td argument. tn. contestants weigh
lnS IA NJ ) O'Clock ut l26 pounds.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-01-22

Md layi-ne answered Tommy Ryan
has lodged N'alrutr these many months
hut be can't doa-e the title of .Cinch Tom
my and eur. given tn HIM for his sudden
acute attacks Of ton>lliti>. >prained an
kle and sore toe. | Weigh ouly l2n
pounds and Ryan at least 100. hut be
wouldn't be dragged into a ring alive
with This man that | whipped twice
The public know whether l ever lodged
i fight.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-01-22

President Nandcrhcck Of Detroit has
accepted thcs'' dates for spring cxhbi-
iinn games: Cincinnati April I and ; with
Cincinnati: ut Springfield April : and
) with Lew Ministers Interstate team.
at Dayton April 9 ana IL with the local
nine Mr.. Nanderbtck is undetermined
when hc will send the team south for
spring practice and viii not know until
after the spring schedule meeting which
is booked for February n ut Kansas City
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-01-22

The proposition to make the office of the
chairman Of the l.. \. w. racing board
Salaried position has suggested to some
Of the leading men III the league that the
office should also be made an elective
one In view of the strong sentiment
fayOring an allowance of $500 for the
head Of the racing board. it is expected
that the national assembly Will officially
indorSe the salary amendment.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-01-22

The Denver Wheel club the leading or
EanIZatton ot cyclists in Colorado, has
voted 10 Yer its connection with the
League of American Whcemeu.
The Mcfarland Pcarcc fight Mt the
Olympic Athletic club. Buffalo. was de-
clarcd off. Tnr fighters were arrested
and Pearce refused to fight after being
bailed out
Charles II. Ebhett> former secretary
ot the Brooklyn Baseball club. was elect
81 president Of the club to succeed
charles II Ryrnc deceased.
+ red StonC. the athletic director of the
'hiraEo Athletic association, is quite low
with typhoid fevrr.
The tiftcen-round glove contest betwecu
Young Grifo and Frank NrConnru did
mol take place ut Vallejo. Cal. Owing L.
the SmalluesS Of the house Mcdonnell
refused ta enter the ring. saying there
was not enough money in sight. Billy
Lewis was chosen * a substitute for Nc
Connell and was easily defeated
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-01-22

When Spike" sullivan and Tom Caus-
er meet At London next month they viii
clash for i $500 stake. CauScrS friends
believe that their man is still Il great
fighter. despite his defeats 10y Eddie Con
molly and Dick Rurge. Spike" says that
he will wager $1,000 more that he Will
Win.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-01-22

farSon Davies thinks Peter jackson
ha> seen his best days and viii never hr
able to stand before Peter Nahcr.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-01-22

1t now appears that manufacturers arc
mot running after racing men to ride their
whrcls for 4 salary during the lSaS sea
sun The falling of the trades support
of racing men began in 1896. In 1891
The lack of support was marked. and this
year there are precious few racing men
who can boast of being salaricd 10y Il
maker. Many who last year drew sal
aries aud expenses cannot this year @et
even expenses.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-01-22

Racine is To have a six-day lady bi-
cycle race. 1t will take place the week
commencing .Tanuary 81 Up to date,
Tilie Anderson. Lizzie CLAW. Ida Peter
son, Marie Fiering and number of 9TH
crs have already entered The race is
being conducted 10y IL. q. McSsier. for
merly wcIl-known French pedestrian.
Rock Island Argus., 1898-05-31
LAUGHS AT DEATH.
AVigorous Constitution Demands
Kidneys in Good Condition.
John Morrow, the Chemist, Offers. After
Is Years of Research and study.
the Only scientifically Pre-
pared Kidney Tonic.

Kidneys are nothing more nor less
than filters for the human body. If
they are healthy. man has pure blood
and feels good; if they are punv and
sick. he must suffer the indescribable
terrors of sickness from its mildest
form up to its most excrutiating hor-
rOrS.
New body is constantly taking the
place of the old and, if the old body of
corruption and poison is not removed
Immediately, one cannot have pure
blood and healthy eXistence-no Wig
orous constitution can continue so
without sound, healthy kidneys.
When the system is run down. a
tonic must be taken, if one would get
well. There is No better or surer
point TO begin than at the kidneys.
and there is no sure health for the
kidneys except through that we'll
tested. healing tonic, Morow's Kidne-
oids.
Morrow's kidneoids are prepared
scientifically from remedial agents.
tested for their especial curative and
tonic action upon the kidneys, and
in such proportions and arrangements
as will combine full strength with
convenient size. They are made in
tablet form, yellow in color. and are
agreeable even to the most delicate
stomach.
Take care of the kidneys and nine
tenths of all sickness will be avoided.
Don't let sickness creep in. There is
no knowing what serious results NAV
occur from neglect. The human
body cannot stand everything-it's a
delicate affair and must have needful
attention and consideratc action.
Among pure effective remedies none
hold so prominent n place as Nor
rows Kidneoids. The first case of
kidney troubles they have not cured
is unknown. They are recognized as
the only infallible kidney remedy.
known To the science of medicine.
Morrow's Kidneoids are now on sale
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dealer, they will be sent postpaid
upon receipt of 80 cents per box or
six boxes for $2.5O by the Herb Med
icinc Co., Springfield. Ohio.