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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-27

Will Burus. }. A. o. VIM. :. II.
keifer, l.. 5. RoEler were here yesterday
from Madison county
When you want the best livery ser.
vice Tor balls, parties, picnic., drives,
etc, call on W. r. James 2i6
w. Boyer, a. 4. Phifer James
Bennett ani others from Leon county,
we're 10 town yesterday.
W. T. Floyd, Zach Taylor, John Rich.
ie, aud Percy Yizer were here from Mad.
ison county yesterday.
Good horses. nobby turnouts and
feas 4nab.e charge. are what you get a.
james stable. Phone ~. 2l5
ClaKion Edmonds Of Houston las
been visiting Capt. aud Mrs. g. W.
smith thc past Two days.
j. c. suber gave barbecue at the
fish pond yesterday which was greatly
enjoyed by those ie attendance.
J.. b. White lett yect, rday FOR Austin
where lie has charge Of the industrial
department in the blind institute.
Dor accident and ne Insurance either
10 lodges or straight lie companies rec
Joe Is. Reed. Also sells ilour, rice aud
coffee. II
For pure. fountain aud bottle soda.
DR.. Pepper. aud all the latest ICED
drinks, candies, fruits, nuts, rtr, call
on &. q Parsons. 1851
". I. James isa progressive livery.
man and studies the convenience of his
patrons. Calls FOR meeting trains an.
swefed promptly night and day and
given personal atteation. 2B
Mrs. 4 b. Elliott, who has been very
sic cor some time AZ Der home on Cot.
tonwood Prairie, has been brought 10
Bryan aud Is 1T the home Of Mr. sad
Mrs. NJ. d. Cole. where ,he j. seriously
lin.
lliIlsman Wilson returned few days
ago from a fishing expedition on the
coast near Rekpor. lie bad lots %
fun t,fpon fishing and got one finger
badly ma,hsd While lDing 20 hold
one OF these large game fish.
LADIES' Ladies' A blind man call.
Iei 10 my store. lie picked up acnp
and saw-.ir. This sold bitmy lew a, q
beautiful line Of up.to.date nobby, .ty.
lish elegant, semi porcelain decorated
/ goods are new aud fresh They dazzle
the eve aud make the blind zee. Ask.
,ng You TO call, ! am respectfully. j.
Allen Myrr., The Hot Gutter. 236
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-27
| BLANco APPEALS
TO HIS PEOPLE.
lie Tells Them Of the oisine Up Of
Cuba, and Give. the spaaiaris
ss.as Coed AaFier.

New York. Aug. 20 -Aspecial 10 The
Press from Washington says a tnnsla.
son Of General Bianco's latest pr0ciama-
ton 20 the people Of Havana has reach
ed Washington. II says;
1--WE have been yanquished and with
out consideration Of our birthplaoe, will
b. tomorrow as strangers In tins eoun-
Try aud a. emigrauis % this portion u
the earth, which today and probably a
few weeks more, Is a part Of our Spanish
iatherland.
As strangers and NJ the yanquished,
! counsel you. the people Of Cuba, whose
hearts are Spanish and who deeply feel
tho disgrace Of their country, not 70 dis
pu' ~ ~ rhe benefits whica the tri-
umpa gives 20 the yittirs.
II, Is our obligation now 90 b. quiet
not 10 take any part ia the different
Manifestations Of a local political nature
and even TO decline participation In such
affairs, even II the right Of franchise b
offered us
"But you have one duty which should
be a duty Of love; that Is 70 undertake
the task Of reconstruction Of all your in.
terests, and it Is your DUTY also 20 ask
for, oven appeal, II IL becomes necessary
from your position as the vanquished n
the vioprious, Tor guarantee for your
personal safety and the protection OF
your interests
II you doas counsel you, tbs
United State. will take care Of your
lives and Interest,". Ny mission here will
soon b. finished, A. will the sovereign
~ OF Span. and any one who feels that
with honor 70 himself be may continue
20 call himself o spaniard wiz have 9,
matriculate bis name AZ the suanist
consulate which will 10 established 10
this city
IL believe have done al that coulc
have done FOR her majesty loyal sub
jecis IL was our ou'y 20 make wal
against the insurgents, who never have
been grateful 10 Spain Tor her efforts D.
their behalf
II am convinced that there viii b. M
| further disputes between the Cuban
and the spaniards in tins Stand, fnr it b
my belief that NJ soon 90 the Cubini
begin 20 govern here they viii find oul
how useful are the spniaris 20 them
and finally viii coucede 90 them th'
place they deserve in the government d
the island. Your cnmnanion.
RAMON BLAyCo. "
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-27
Movement Of Troop. /. slow.

Chickamauga, Aug 20 The move.
ment Of troops from Camp Thomas il
progressing much more slowly than
General Breckenridge and his officers
ANTICIPATED Much complaint Il cx.
pressed that regiments are ready 20 move
but they arc unable to secure transporta.
ton.
The Ninth Pennsylvania will load nj
Rossville and go 20 Lexington. The
Second Missouri and First New Hamp.
shire marched 10 Riggold, Ga, where
they loaded for Lexington. These three
regiments compose the Third brigade OF
the third division, third corps General
Andrews, brigade commander, with his
stan has left FOR Lexington. The First
West Virginia and Sixth Ohio are max.
ing preparations 20 leave Tor Knoxville.
The First Illinois cavalry which
marched to Rossville Wednesday night
failed 10 get away for Chicago until 7
o'clock this morning.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-27
WOMEN " the sUNoAY.scHool

They are fnnHitriy Bett@r IhaR Mes
~ Teacher. of children.
TIE chief and underlying cause -
the Decay Of the Sunday School. is the
selection % Incapable and Incompe-
tent men as supeflnteudenis II meG
Of broader Views and keene' percep-
tons we're auperintendents Of our
sundly-schools. the necessity for a few
changes 10 the teachers would al once
be apparent. and they would be
promptly made" writes Mr. Box.
one Of these changes would be that
The masculine element In the active
conduct would begin and end with q
superintendent. a competent assistant
1r two. and a systematic librarian.
The sooner that our churches realize
hat women. and women alone. should
'e the teachers Of the young in their
schools. the nearer they will come 10
he IDEAL condition. The more a wo-
1an has 10 do with a child, the
Better Dor the child. And the more
ympaihefIc. tender and well-bred wo-
nel and The fewer men we have as
/ eacheu in our Sunday-schools. tie
je;ter q VIII be for the children and
ne schools. But no woman. occupied
u business during the week. should.
hther % her own voliton or under
pressure allow herself % be permitted
n aci a. teacher In a Sunday
When a womag 3 engaged In business
Or sir days u a weea her Sunday
ihouli BE- 10 her a day Of rest. Heg
place 10 church or school on Sunday
should De- that OF auditor: not o.,
Forker s little higher order OF in-
.elllgelce Us vitality necessary IN our
/ iundayHch0Ol classes We demand
his " 0ur teachers In our secular
schools parents have a right 10
ask j. Of The sunday-school. Il Is not
snough thar the sunday-school teaC her
should b. spiritual. she must have in
.eiligence wherowith 70 apply her
/ lpir.ilai.ty 10 the very best adyInt-
ige and By the most attractive meth
DDS. Young girls are to-day teachers
gho SHOULD be In classes To bring
lome a spiritual lesson 70 the mind u
chlid Is not play: q "a an art. and
,alh Tor experience with children. a
in0Eledge OF human nature. an UNDER
itant.ng OF the very highest and deep
80 truths OF life.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-27

When the United States troops &C.
cupied Richmond. Va. April 3. 1870,
General Edward II. Ripley. OF Yer.
mont, who was appointed military gov
ernor OF the city. found In the desk
Of jefferson Davis. In the house occu-
pied by the Confederate President.
easi-lron bomb In the shape OF lump
OF coal. Il was evidently cast from
a good-sized piece Of coal. was coated
with coal tar and coal dust, and could
hardly be distinguished when handled
from a lump OF coal. Il was hollow.
and would hold powder enough 10
make a heavy explosion. Army an.
thorities have never doubted that the
otherwise unexplained blowing mp OF
steam vessel loaded with ammuni-
ton al City Point was the work OF
bomb OF this kind. which had been
dropped into a pile OF coal and shoy-
elled into the furnace Of the steamer.
and similar bombs probably occasloned
similar catasirophes during the war
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-27

Doubt INDUCED soon becomes doub,
realized
Kindness has converted more sin.
GERS than either zeal. eloquence or
earning.
when YOU see a mad dog. don't ar
que with him unless you are suro o.,
your logic.
God has two dwellings one In
heaven and the other in a meek and
thankful heart
Any man can sing BY day; but only
be whose heart has boon turned by the
gracious hand Of Jehovah can sing In
the darkness.
There are times In the life % every
Christian man when the only thing
he can possibly DO Is TO stand still
and walt for God TO act.
No man has come TO true greatness
Sho has not felt. Ia some degree. that
ais life belongs to hls race. and that
What God glyes him "a glyen for maa.
und
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-27
Those Who suffer.

1--we suffer wrongly. why should We
idd 10 our suffering by giving heed TO
be suggestions OF Satan, or allow our
's'res 20 lose confidence In our fellow
men. The psalmist said: In my
taste said all men are liars" but for
Is to harbUr such a thought is 10 cut
ls on from tho fellowship OF our bfeth-
zen. 10 look With distrusi upon all iheir
actions. and interpret their every act
. an intention to do us harm when
.eally no harm Is meant Tus, not
% your own understanding. A good
mans steps are ordered by the Lord.
II we suffer with Him We shall also
relgn with Him.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-27
LOCAL NEWS.

Capt. Boyle j.. nov With 6. s. Parker.
Peter Moore sas here from Edge yes
terdAy
r.. Poverty returned from Miilican
yesterday
Mrs. Rhoda Cox returned to iearne
yesterday.
s. b. Rhode. Was here yesterday
from lola
win Wood va, hers hom weIlborn
yesterday.
Tso up stairs rooms for tent Apply
% Ira Gooch. u
Charley Medley va. here from Grimes
county yesterday.
Jack Yeagar va. here from Grimes
county yesterday.
Rev. ]. A. wAdsworIh returned from
Milncan yesterday.
Mrs. A. II. harbrfs returned from
Nayas1ta yesterday.
Manager shelton Of the wmle farm
"a, here yesterday.
DR.. }. y. GooIwin was here from
WeUbcrn yesterday.
Mayor Adams VAS able TO he out yes
terday after an illness.
George Mawhinuey has recovered
from severe attack Of sickness
Dave :. Holland aud viii Cloud we're
here fom Reliance yesterday.
AN. nll and J. NJ. McDuncan acre
here yesterday from Rogers prnre.
Prot q. T.. bullock aud Joe Crrnshaw
we're here iron wieEson yesterday.
J.M. Kent aud Wiley Floyd we're
here Yesterday rom Madison county.
Royal Blue siuctly hrst class DC
cigar sold only by &. q. Parsons. lb5t
Call and see those beautiful new bug.
giles Tor sale ~ cheap a. rark-' stable.
2l5tf
Misses Edna aud Willie Weeden Of
Bethel were visitors to the city yester.
day.
When You want 10 enjoya nice drive
get one Of La Gooch's nobby turn
outs. du
Joe MustAehia has opened fruit and
confectionery stand adjoining his bar
Der shop.
IrJ. W. Howell aud family are ex.
peeled home from Battle Creek, Mich,
tonight.
wanted. Mrs. Christian IL prepared
10 accommodate few more gentleman
boarer.. 23s.
Law. once Parker, Who was danger.
! ously hurt by fall, was able to be out
yesterday.
Miss Kenney returned TO Austin yes
terday after visit TO Or. and Mrs. Paul
NJ. Raysor.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-27
HOAR SLATED
FOR HAYS PLACE.
The President want. a. Appoint Him,
sud At the same Time Regrets 90
see uin Leave the senate.

Boston. Aug 10 The Journals
Washington correspondent .ays:
II George + Hoar Will consent 20 nc.
cepi the appointment a. Ambassador at
the court of 81. james. the appointment
will probably be- made.
The president Il seriously thinking o.
asking him % take the pla,e which viii
soon b. vacated by Ambassador Hay.
and be l. restrained only by hrs roluc.
lance 90 remove senator Hoar from the
position he now holds IL l. hardly b.
ieved that Senator Hoar woula D. will
ing to abandon the senate after 10 many
years IN ordcr 10 enter On a diplomatic
career, involving The formation % tics
and the acceptance o. strange condition,
bat the president has thought that he
would b. The IDEAL American represent.
tive On London az a time when relations
between Great Britain and the United
States have become 20 Close and when
the duties Of an ambassador are % be
peculiar delicate and important
senator Hoar Is perhaps the one Am.
erican who without great wealth can
maintain the prestige Of an ambassador
In London. FOR be- is almost the only
American who Is 20 well known and
highly regarded that he could safely
live a. he liked The one thing which
causes the president 10 hesitate l. that
he has not already sounded the senator
ON the subject and j. unwilling TO take
him out Of the senate.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-27
NINA. Appetite cau..d II. Death.

Mckinney, Tex, Aug. 26.-while A
crowd was In front Of grocery store
mink came from under It and attacked
chicken ON the sidewalk and killed IL.
Though the little murderer was attacked
with sticks and boot heels, IL heroically
tried TO XII another chicken, hut was
killed before IL succeeded. This makes
the fourth mink killed At said store.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-27
The rIni.hea chnrnr,rr

There are. within the range OF s,ery-
mes life. processes OF life which must
= solitary. passages Of duty which
brow one absolutely upon his indlvid-
ial moral forces. and admit Of no aid
Ehaiever from another. Alone we
must stand sometimes: and II our bet
.ef nature is not to shrink into weak
ieu. we must take with us the thought
Ehleh vas the strength Of Christ.
Yet ! am not alone. because the FAITH
n is with me. The sense OF right
an more readily indurate the tender
.hsr melt the rocky soul and that Is
be most finished character which be-
gins 10 beauty and ends IN power; that
cans on the love OF kindred while Il
nay. and when q may rot can stand
reei IN the love Of God. that shelters
iiel amid the domestloliles Of life
Ehlle duty Wills. and when Il forblds
an 60 forth under the expanse Of
Immortality. and face the storm that
beats. and traverse any wilderness that
les beneath the canopy.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-27
A Pe.tarc MANN cn.tnm..

Upward OF $500 postage stamps
were utilized by ( Baltimore woman in
the preparation OF the costume which
won the fancy-0ress prize a. a masked
ball the other night Five weeks were
spent in stamp collecting and three
weeks In the making OF the dress.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-27

~ you wish mating to match a
certain color scheme In your rooms. .
lays the expert. get a plain white one
md have Il stalnea
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-27

j X Mcintyre. NavA-ota; Morgan. "
Thomas Edgrrion, Dallas; sam A Hob.
son, VI Riyeire, Waco, i e Gerandp,
Houston; + Park. 4 G Parks, City.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-27

woolfey west-Ten years ago al
the land around here sold for a DOL
lar and a quarter an acre.
Hudson Riyers-Ahd wha. does n
sell FOR now?
W. W.-Taxes
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-27

] have new wagon scales VI my stable
and will do all kinds Of pubic weighing
al half price. Ira Gooch. .O9ti
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-27
We are authorized 10 announce
Ut. Gloss

~ q candidate Tor reelection 10 the
office Of justice Of The peace, Precinct
No. g. hrazos couniy. &C the ensuing
November election.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-27
We are authorized 10 announce
A. W BUCHANAN.

a. candidate tor County Treasurer Of
Brazos county ~ the ensuing November
election
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-27
.ssss.sqf5 c,oes5gLzs~
NSAClEB0g
Ms1HQQGHT5
<IE1<Esr9stlg5s lFSLfJ
Trkcg gr To no Tsv Will
~ NE Id oo TnY wILL

Dear Lord. ny win from thine doth
a run
20 Oh a different way.
tfannoi say, Thy viii be DONE"
In every darkened day:
My heart grows chill
To see thy will
Tuih al earth's gold 70 gray.
ny will is set 10 gather flowers.
Thine bllghts them IN my hand:
J'ne reaches for LIES sunny hours,
Thine leads through shadow land;
And al. my days
Go on In ways
] cannot understand.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-06-13
LETTERS BIG DEALS ARE OFF,
Orders All His Trades Closed on the Chi
caSo Board.

Chicago, June 13.-All interest in
the Board of Tyade doings is centered
on Joseph Letter. and the results of his
famous deal in wheat. Letter or
dered all his trades closed out at the
opening of today's transactions in the
wheat pit. He admitted that his father
had withdrawn 6is support and he lost
money. How much he did not know.
He stated he would not make an as
signment. but liquidate his options and
place his cash wheat in the hands of
trustees. This was necessary owing
to his inability to meet calls for mar
gins on futures. As a result of the
liquidation July wheat TODAY closed
at 79 against Sc Saturday. At one
time July touched as. The severest
break in prices. however. was in the
northwest, where. it was said were his
big lines in cash wheat Duluth climbed
10 cents and Minneapolis Il. Half an
before the close of Letters sales he
placed 10, ,o0s, 600 bushels.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-06-13

vat~ The p -Iva:c GecIared tnat Baker
, shot at him with a revolver, hitting
MIN near the eye and destroying the
cre eye. Tire docter who ex-
IN ',e1 the wound said he found pieces
Of glass IN it and doesn't believe the
sao"t':s story.
But the story Of brace game and
sncotf-g got out among the boys and
the first thing thought of was lynchi-g.
me officers. however. acted promptly
I'd prevented this disgrace to the
:. Something had to lie done. how
ever, to work off the excitement ana
me 80 disrs proceeded to dsmolish Bak-
er's place. They broke UP the furniture
scattered the gambling paraphernalia
IN the street and were only deferred
from pulling the house down by the ar
rival of officers
c. Fl. Ame4, Third Illinois; Thomas
Barrett, Fourteenth New York. and
Judi" Sharp, Sixteenth Pennsylvania.
were standing ntop OF car, the train
running twenty-five mics an hour, when
they were caught by q telegraph wire
stretched across the track and pulled
Off. They are in the hospital. but not
fatally hurt.
The following Michigan soldiers are
III at the general army hospital at At
lanta: A. G. Brandt, company H, and
Frank A. Kelley. company 4. Thirty
Second regiment.
Washington, June 13.-The resignation
OF Brigadier General Charles Fitz SIM
ons. of Chicago. reached the war de-
partment Saturday and it is probable
General James H. Barkley, the other
brigadier general of the Illinois Nation
al Guard, will be appointed to fill the
vacancy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-06-13
Magnificent Marine Procession Leaves Key West for Cuba
This Morning.
Conveyed BY IS OF UNCLE SANS FLEET.
Fifteen thousand Men on the Thirtwo Transports
Are to Follow.

Santiago de Cuba to besiege and capture
that town. The army transports. thirty
In number left Port Tampa Saturday
and went as far as Key West. The con.
voying warships are believed to number
between sixteen and nineteen, and with
this powerful force there is no longer
reason for apprehension that the trans
ports can be attacked successfully by
any Spanish warships, even if such
should have escaped the vigilant search
Of the naval commanders at Key West
and off Havana. 1t Is believed here that
the sally out of Havana of the thre
Spanish gunbcats was intended to create
the impression that they were prepared
to go out to attack the transports. II
go the plan miscarried.
All Necessary Safeguards Provided.
Every precaution has been taken by
the government to ensure the safety q
The troops en- route to Cuba. The naval
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-06-13
CAPTURE OF THE OUTER HARBoR.
SpaniaTds Make "a Stout Resistance and
Then Hurry Away.

Associated Press Dispatch Boat
Dauntless, off Guantanamo Bay, June
Il. via Kingston. Jamaica. June IL
copyright. lsss by Associated Press. +
In controlling the outer harbor of
Guantanamo. where Colonel Hunting
toms battalion of marines landed on
Friday, Rear Admiral Sampson secures
possession Of the Cuban terminus of the
French cable to Hayti. The apparatus
In the office at the harbor mouth was
wrecked eya shell. but the cable steam
fr Adria has instruments and operators
aboard and direct communication with
Washington will soon be established.
The distance overland to Santiago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-06-13
REGIMENTS THAT WENT ALONG.
ComPosition of the Expedition Now on Its
WAY to Santiago.

Tampa, Fla, June 13.-The expedition
that sailed from here to Key West prior
to going to Santiago was made up of
nearly twenty regiments of regular in
fantry of from 200 to $50 men each, in
Guiding, besides THE regiments OF the
Fifth army corps. four segiments of in
fantry that have been in camp at Mobile
and which formed part of Major Ger
eral CCppinger's command at that
rendezvous
The total force sent along of regular
infantry was about ll.O00 men. There
were also two regiments Of volunteer
infantry. about 1000 men altogether;
the Second regiment of cavalry from
Mobile. SEQ men. and two sauadrons
each from the First Third. Sixth. Ninth
and Tenth cavalry. about 1000 men:
eight troops of volunteer cavalry taken
from Roosevelt's rough riders. $50 men:
four batteries of light artillery. 500 men
and sixteen guns. two batteries OF
heavy artillery. 200 men and sixteen
guns; the battalion of engineers. 200
men: signal and hospital corps. etc.
about 500 men; grand total of Il. .000
men,
The regulars were practically picked
men, as not a single recruit was taken,
the regiments carrying only the old sea-
soned troops. On the sides and on the
smokestacks CT every one Of the trans
ports which formed the fleet were
painted large white numbers. and hv
these numbers the boats werDoficially
known. their original names being dis
carded. This was for the purpose of
facilitating signaling between the fia--
ship and the other boats of the feet.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-06-13
There Are Others.
Plenty of Them-Put SO Different Local
Proof is What Rock Island
People Want.

People Want.
There are Q great many of them.
Every paper has its share.
Statements hard to believe. harder
to prove.
Statements from far away psces.
What people say in Maine.
Public expression from California.
Oftimes good endorsements there.
But of little service here at home.
Rock Island people want local proof.
The sayings of neighbors. friends
and citizens.
Home endorsement counts.
1t disarms the skeptic. is beyond
dispute.
This is the hacking that stands he
hind every box of
Doan's Kidney Pills.
Albert Burton. of 2Sl0 Fifth-and-a-
half avenue. an employe of the Flee
tric Light company. says: Il had
kidney trouble of and on for 15 wears
but particularly severe during the
latter portion of that time. had a
soreness across my back nearly all
the time and the kidney secretions
were irregular in every way. When
| caught the least cold it always set
tied in my back. / saw Doan's Kid
ney Pills advertised and especially
recommended for my trouble. so /
called at the Harper house drug store
and got a box. After using two boxes
| felt almost like new man. They
soon relieved the soreness across nv
back, and regulated the action of the
kidneys to normal condition. Pre-
viously | had taken many other rem
edies, but never had anything act
like Doan's Kidney Pills, nor do me so
much good. You may publish my
statement for the benefit of Others
who may he troubled as Twas"
Deans Kidney Pills for sale by all
dealers. Price so cents. Mailed by
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, y. Y.
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name, Doan's, and
take no substitute. For sale by Mar
shall Il Fisher.