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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1901-08-09
Cheap horses for sale. -B.F. Tasum.

Cheap horses for sale F. Tatum.
Shoes that wear.-Marsh s. Bidwell.
Mccall patterns ten and fifteen cents
only.-Marsh & Bidwell.
Frank Lippoldt received his new
threshing machine this week.
A complete stock of wall paper at
3 cents roll at NJ. DeTar's.
Harry Geer has sold his property
on Sth street to Mrs. Hoover.
Muslin Underwear, complete line
very handsome. & Noble.
John Sweetser says he recently saw
Dan Fisher running a short order tent
in Ell Reno.
Fred Goldschmidt has been suffer-
ing from severe attack of lumbagO
the past week.
If you want to buy or sell country or
city property, call and consult us
T.. H. EVANS & Co.
DoyO want wagon? Call and
examine our celebrated Lake City
Wagons.-Misner & Co.
For le-Thoroughbred jersey COW.
fresh. Will make fifteen pounds OF
butter per week. Inquire at this Of
fee.
Fred Avery says he does not expect
to file on a claim in the Indian coun-
try as his number comes too near the
last.
Misner & Co. have full stock of
the celebrated John Deere buggies.
They are unsurpassed for style, finish
or price.
The case of young Avery against
John Bostwick which came up in the
justice court the first of the week was
settled.
Cray ons, Pastel and oilegraph err
Engagements. Also picture frame At
Bacon's gallery. Call and get prices
before. buying.
Mr.. Dyer's brother and family, who
have been visiting here for several
weeks. started for their home in Ohio
Monday morning.
Boots and shoes repaired. One door
east Of Edwards County Bank building
All work guaranteed. Reasonable
prices. Alexander. ~
Millinery Bazaar Clearance Sac of
Trimmed Hats. Untrimmed Hats,
Street Hats, Children's Hats. Veil
ings, Mousselines, Flowers, Ribbons,
Etc.
l.. G.. King and family, who have
been here for some weeks visiting Mr..
Dan King, started on their return to
their home in Indiana the first of the
week.
60 DR.. Smyser and wife, the
Painless Dentists, will be
OLOIJIp in Kinsley August 1920
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-20
PROMISES CHEAPER ice.
Three Local Dealers Business
Merged Into One Company. the
Stock of Which Will BE Controlled
by Consumers.

The Tribune told, some weeks ago, Of
the smashing of an ice trust that was
seeking u place in Carbondale. 1t also
limited at another scheme to console
uutc the icr business OF carb0ndale,
without assuming the form Of Il mon
opoly. This was made known yestcr-
day, when shares of stock in what viii
be known as the rarbondale Ice conf
pany We're offered for sale
The stock was offered only to con-
sumers. The scheme comprehends the
consolidation of the business OF the
three local dealers, John Booth, w. j..
McDonough and Erwin Vail, The COM
pany will be known as the Carbondaie
Ice company, II will not be II trust;
on the contrary, its tendencies ana pur-
pose are in q directly opposite direc-
tlOn. The honed-for consummation is
The cutting down of expenses and the
control of the stock by consumers. so
that prices may be kept AZ minimum.
10 safeguard against amy attempt
towards a monopolE no more OF the
stock than Sl,0cO win be sold 10 any in
diNidual Not even the dealers them
selves will receive more than this
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pECkVlLLE.

The ,,ldies who are Interested in the
coming fail of the Wils0nl'ire compun"
are requested TO meet pt The hose house
rooms this evcniuG, \ general invita-
lion is extended and Il large attendance
il desired,
i.ist of letters remaining unclaimed
in the postotlicc at peckNiIlc, IA, week
ending Nov. ~, 1901: Katie Lungdon,
Miss Bye Massey, NJ, u. Cha"c, esq,
steven Carey Patrick Kane, Mr,
Kramer Dambouskl Maijk Nihtua,
Chally Levicni, Jan Antonio Marclnski.
Miss Emma Carpenter is on the sick
list.
The ladies' of the Eantist church are
preparing To hold II bazaar IN the Nor
gan store building in the near future
All residents of Blakely borough who
have dogs running at large are request
cd To muzzle Them for the next sixty
days. All doga found ON the streets
NOT muzaled will be shot iiy order %
The council.
George " Williams, President
Attest +. Dewey, secretary. ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-20
M'DERMOTT'S DEATH
WAS ACCIDENTAL
This Was the Non -Committal Ver-
dict in the Coroner's Inquest in the
Case of the Lad Who Was Crushed
in the Coalbrook Breaker.

I'VE, the jury, find that Edward Me
Dcrmott received fatal injuries while at
his work in the Coalbrooli breaker, on
November 8. as the result OF an acci-
dent
Such was the non-commttal verdict
brought in last evening at Alderman
Morrison's office OF the death Of Ed
ward McDermott, aged II years. who
fell in the rollers at Coalbrook breaker
as detailed in The Tribune. receiving
fatal Injuries. He died in Emergency
hospital Il few hours after the accident
The father of the boy is preparing TO
bring suit against the Delaware and
Hudson company for damages, and for
this reason last nights inquest drew q
large crowd
Negligence on the part of the com
pany was charged, in not having the
rollers protected on the day OF the acci-
dent, and 1t was to determine this that
Mine Inspector ltudcricE caused last
nights INQUEST tu bn held. Mr.. Rod
orIcl heard about the breaker thar all
of tho coverings had not been nailed
and he WARMLY romindcd n witness of
this alleged fact he sharply cate
chi5"d every witness, IN order to cstab-
lish "hether or not there had been
negligence
The jury seemed 10 think that the
boy met his death as "thc result OF an
accident and So rcco.ael their yer-
dict
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The Boards Statement.

I,uhondllc. Ia, NOV. -. 1901.
A. The close oi this fiscal year, tuc boart ri
directors ot the tarhon!alc Hospital association
take OCCASION 10 say that in II" year NJ the exist
cnrc .. this organization has there A"cm such
marked public interest in the institution. All
the churches of the city have made liberal con-
tibutions To the maintenance o, the hopspliai,
while tic women's board ot associate manaa.rS
have done Il large amuunt uL work aud interested
people geenlY,lly in the charitable work ot his
board
Contributions in money, furnishing, prlyls
ions, vegetables, iuit and caunrd goods, igglc.
eating a considerable SUM, are the practical rv.
salt of tho womcns work. The board further
take this opportunity to thUnk the various con.
porAt iolls The Delaware aui Hudson company
Utilised Coal and Iron company, Temple non
company and New York, Ontario and Weston
company lor liberal contributions OF coat and
cash,
Tie financial deficit as indicated in tine annual
report amounting 10 s2,is1.I', l. chiefly due 10
extraordinary expense incurred IN connection
with sewer work and the onIlrgiu- aud lr-
squppug OF the operating; Iuom This work
was 4 necessity, of that character tut requires
immediate attention.
The hospital work. under the general man
aycMcnt ol Miss Florence H. Wright, ,upcgin.
trud,ut, with her efficient associates has BEEN,
from every standpoint, most satisfactory, Tho
physicians aud surgeons, who have Voluntarily
t.kcu change oi the professional Wdrl. and the
oversight oI all lhv patients under treatment,
have accomplished great work duriug the past
year. e, viii he seen by careful pcrlsl, OF the
suur.Etrndrnt's report, 10 these ply. 'hns, the
Superintendent. nurses AMI alt friend, of IN" nos
p'il, the boulu oi directors at IA, time desire
10 make public acknowledgement of their NI'u.
lt'n scryi"c, 20 tine institution
-. the Board,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-20
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD,

Edward Snyder. the Assembly hal)
ianitor, met with Il peculiar accident
yesterday, while engaged at his duties
in the hall. He had occasion to move
the upright piano and in doing so he in
some manner overturned the piano
which fell upon his legs, pinning him
to the floor. He was unable to eXtri-
cate himself, and rs there was no one
in the hall he was in quite a predca-
ment. He lay in the unpleasant posi-
ton for some time. until his cries for
help We're heard by Mr.. Mason, whose
place of business is underneath the
hail, and he managed with consider
able effort to release the janitor from
his uncomfortable position. Snyder
complained considerably of pains in his
legs, but his escape from serious in
jury WAS u lucky one, as the piano, an
upright one. is OF considerable weight.
The case of Gallagher vs.. Borough of
Jermyn was before court yesterday.
After the plaintiir's side had been
heard, Attorney Torrey. on behalf Of
the defendants, asked for a non-suil
on the ground of contributory negl-
sence on the part OF the plaintiff Judge
Carpenter will render his decision on
the point this morning.
The condition OF Fred Wright, who is
at the Hahnemann hospital, suffering
with pneumonia was so serious yester-
day that some of his Jermyn friends
We're not allowed Ia see him.
Patrick and Martin Barrett, vino have
been working in Ehrcntield, Cambria
county, for the past year, have returned
home.
$. W. Decker, of Olyphaut, WAS
caller in town last evening.
Miss Stella Pendred was Il Carhon-
dale visitor yesterday,
The North End Glee club of Scran-
ion, has been secured to give a concert
here, under the auspices of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church, next month. The
club has been heard here previously
and their singing WAS much enjoyed.
They will, no doubt b. greeted by n
large house on the occasion of their
coming visit,
DR.. |. 5. Graves and NJ, j, Shields of
.Iermyu, and Byron II. jackson, of May
field, attended the meeting OF the Car
hondule Medical society, at Carbonate,
last evening.
The Artesian Hose company will hold
"a grand ball In Assembly hall on Fri
day evening December Is, when In"
drawing fog tn" $ln gold piece viii tax.
place,
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SCRANTON PROOF!
Lafayette Street.

Mr.. A. W. Klotz, of l51i Lafayette
street, painter by trade, says. Five
years ago ! took Il severe cold which
settled in my bladder. Ever after my
kidneys troubled me Il great deal.
used many different remedies and took
medicine from Il doctor who pro-
nounccd my trouble catarrh OF the blad-
der. but l got little il any relief. My
condition was continually growing
worse and there was Il constant dull
pain across my back when sitting
down or on getting up and turning
about the pain became very sharp. I
had to work often for hours in n stoop-
inG position, and if l Strengthened up
my hack felt as though it would snap
in two. The kidney sccretions We're ir-
regular OF II high color and a Disagree
able odor and accompanied by too frc-~
quent action. ! was finally laid up un-
able to do any work. At this time q
friend recommended DoanS Kidney
Pills to me. ] had not much faith in
them, but / went to Matthews Bros.
drug store and got a box. ] received
50 much benefit from this that l con-
tinued the treatment until WELL
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fourth season on the road and they have gained
an cnviabc reputation by giving the popular.
priced patrons OF the theator something new and
u novelty, presenting the largest scenic plays
with all care and detail, carload OF Specia!
scenery, eIicctS, lights, etc,
For Liberty and Love" An Innocent Sin
ncr," "nary Crockett" 'kuobs D Tennessee,
THE New dominion" The fat, Card" "a
Southern Gentlcman,' ''BeJausr Love YOU"
The Degenerate" ''Pinl; Dominocs," "Roun-
okc,' several OF the largest scenic play. They
carry everything for these plays the same as
when they We're played ut high prices and in al
diion 70 the dramatic performance, several new
and up.to,dRtc speciultCs will be introduced, in.
cluiing the two MackS
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-20
YEARS WORK OF
A SPLENDID CHARITY

Annual Report of Emergency Hos
pital Shows That There We're
Nearly 400 Patients Cared for
During the Year-A Greater In
terest Than Ever Shown in the
Work-Thanks of the Board of
Directors.
The splendid work which Was accom-
plished the past year by the public
charity with which the community Is
blessed--I!mergency hospital-is shown
in the annual report of the institution
which is just from the hands OF the
auditors Il. r. Burke u. W. Humph-
rey and :. b. Mills. and which Ii now
made public for the first time
The report is one which the directors
will be pleased 10 have the public read
and analyzo, for ii comprehendS good
deal more than Is indicated in The long
VI of figures. No person can conceive
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-20
FIRE AT PARK PLACE.
The Old Postoffice Building Damaged
by Flames,

The old postoffice a one-story build
ing. on Park Place, was badly damaged
by fire at IL o'clock last evening. The
building was occupied by j. j. Corri-
gan. a candy merchant, and Edward
Mulholland, as il dye shop. The fire
started in Corrigans apartment, and
was probably caused by an overheated
stove.
Corrigans stock was ruined by water
and his loss will be about 500. The
building was not damaged beyond re-
pair.
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amount. Thus all will be on the same
footing. Stockholders will have one ad-
vantage, namely. they will be given u
discount of ten per cent. on all the ice
they might purchase. The majority of
the subscriptions are in small amounts,
thus making more secure the advant-
ages to the consumers.
The stock is being readily bought
and in Il short time Il charter will be
applied for
The Tribune told of the Lake Lodore
company closing II big contract for ice
to be supplied in Carbonate. This as
sures the purity of the supply.
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The v. r. c. A.

4 number oi Young ladies have formed 81
cal and sewing club under the tide, The Y. Il.
{. \.
The first meeting WIS held saturday afternoon
at the home oi Miss Mamie Mol;ce, OF Powdctly
street, when y delightful hour was passed. Re-
frcshmcntS were served. The next meeting will
be on saturday at the honc of Florence McIlJlc.
The members Of the society are the MisSc5
Sadie Monahan, Florence McIalc, Mary Glcmon
May Moran, Mary Murray, Ncnic Rc,lon. Mary
Mc,!cr Mary 4. MURRAY.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-20
HULL is IMPROVING.
Sight of One Eye Is Preserved and
the Other Is Improving-Benefit
Fund Growing.

1T will be good news to the public to
learn that last night there was Il re-
markable improvement in the condi-
ton of Charlie Hull, the brave fireman
the victim of Sundays fire.
The sight of the right eye is regarded
us preserved and the physicians are
exceedingly hopeful that the left eye
wiz continue to improve and will not
be impaired. His general condition is
favorable and the belief is that the
crisis is about passed.
The fund for IlullS benefit grows
daily. 1t is now about 500, Beside
the contributions of Monday the fol-
lowing subscribed yesterday:
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LADIES' EUcHRE AND DANCE.
Important Social Event at Burke's
Hall on Tuesday Night.

The euchrc and dance under the aus
pices OF the Ladies' Catholic Benevo-
lent association will be an important
social event, II win take place in
Burke's hall ON Tuesday evening next
and promises delightful evening for
the throng thut will be attracted TO
the AFFAIR, Tho success of last season s
function of the same character gives
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-20
Marriage Events of Today.

There will be two marriages in s. Rose church
this afternoon. The rst event will take place at
$40, The principals wilI he Miss Bridget Mul'
ray, OF Dundaf street, and lnuc. Gordon ol
Gordon avenue.
The second marriage will be al i30 when Miss
Bridget collins, ol brooklyn street, aud ratith
CLARK, Ot Eighth avenue, will he welded
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-20
~. Everett Avenue.

Mr.. Albert Roskilly Of 3Il North Ev-
erett avenue, Hyde Park, engineer at
the Capouse mines says: II had for
years /, dull pain across my back. My
back felt lame and sore. so much so
that when ] bent over it was all ! could
do TO straighten up again. Whenever
took n cold it affected my back. At
night it bothered me great deal with
sharp twinses which kept me awake
for hours. I often got up in the morn
ing feeling tired and devoid of all en-
crgy and ambition There was also a
kidney weakness which at times was
annoying and painful. had my atten-
tion called TO Doan's Kidney Pills
through our papers from time to time
by reading the testimony from people.
] went down to Matthews Bros. drug
store and got a box. They benefited me
in every way. have felt slight touches
OF the pain since. but resort to Doan's
Kidney Pills never failed to relieve it,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-20
"AndY" in West Virginia.

"Audy" o'lomcll, the genial ANDY who
lott tlrbondllc several weeks ago to accept a
position Is travelling sIesmn, j. located in 4
West Virginia town M the representative ii the
American Tea company, ,iy j. lIo,prruG
which will be- pleasant news to hi, numerous
friends here
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New York, Ontario and Western

II'TT'
IanS Lave tIrbondalc lot. scranton az 90 J
NJ; loo y. m.
sunday trains At 90 p. n; GOG y. M,
flilN7 leave tirhundalc tor points north at
lilo a. nj, On SUNDAY ut D1u a. N. Trains
leaving at ll.lO N, week day and 30 a. ~
Sundays MAKE connections Tor New Work, Corn.
"4ll, etc.
Trains arrive from scranton u, lI.lO .. M. IT, 10
u. M; from ppintS m"rth. I,oD p M. sunday,
'lun scranton a, p.lU =. M. and ~ u. M +;
from ,ld,riI At GuG y. III.
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Medical Society Meets.

The Calbondale Medical society met last night
in the denta! rooms OF DR., C. r. Mcaker, on
Salem avenue. nr. l.. NJ. Gates, of Scranton, de,
livered m address. Ills talk was 'ol'
lowed hy discussion by The doctors
present. The guests then adjourned 10 the
Imperial dining parlorS, where they we've served
with an oyster supper. \ large umnhrr oi
the doctors cnioycd Dr. Moakcr'S hospitality.
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Funeral Services.

The funeral o., She late Niyao,0, Flood viii
tlkr place t, molnin@. The procession will
lrno the late home 81 tho icCrl,rd, No. - lri.
tp >ucrt, at o','ork, \ requiem uas, viii T.
uyly,uicd in ~. Roer rhnicH, lrtcr which tn' rc'
mius viii he u,rurj IN =. Eo,, rnHri.ry
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'lruonlal, IA, October a. ioal
Abstract statement OF receipt. and cNrrndi, wC'
o, the Cuhondalo hospital, tor thc year on'sml
October 81, 1901:
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N. L. Norton, secretary
We, 'hr undersigned auditors, have examined
the accounts at the Ilhondalr Hospital assocla
iion tor the year ending October 81, 1901, and ina
thc,u correct anorc set forth.
T.. T., Burke, u, V. Humphrey, $ Il. Mills,
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A Large Show.

ono Il tt' largest lui host popular priced
companies on tho road viii he AT lie Drand opc,a
hou'e for t'rcc nishts, commencing THURSDAY
the llmlley HAM, stock COMPANY Ibis is their
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ancc.
The prizes that will be offered to the
most successful players will greatly
stimulate interest. Among these will
be IL dinner set, an umbrella and sever
al lesser. but acceptable, trophies.
The enterprise will be under the aus
pices of st. Rose church building fund.
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Price Street.

Mrs. Sarah Farrell, of 1919 Price
street, Hyde Park. says: Il honestly
believe il it had not been for Doan's
Kidney Pills { would now be in my
grave. Six year ago my kidneys COM
mcnccd TO trouble me. At first I did
not pay much attention to it, but 1t
kept getting worse and other symptoms
appeared. tried many medicines but
without obtaining permanent relief.
was SO bad that blood passed from me;
my back aChcd so | could not get up or
down: ! was short of breath and finally
] had to take to my bed. was grow
ing weaker and my suffering became
more intense. and the doctor said he
was doing all he could for me | often
wished and prayed for death. for ! had
given up hope of getting relief My
mother had Doans Kidney Pills
brought to her notice. got Il box from
Matthews Bros. drug store. took
them and the first box did me so much
good ] got more. After the fourth box
] thanked God that had found II rem
edy which had given me Il new lease of
life
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II PATIENTS.

Numirr 81 impatient, nIdcr treatment a.
lic end ui year ...,,......,,.,,.,.
Number of out.puti,nrs under treatment at
the end ~ year Observation-Disclosures.
Average number ot beds coupled during the
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The Superintendents Report.

superintendent report "i patients treated dur
ing the past fiscal year. ending October 81, 1901;
III patients OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Jl'
On patients .,...,....,.,............ I'd
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Respectfully submitted,
ForOuc T., Wright, superintendent,
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Washburn Street.

Mrs. Margaret Moses, of 1902 WASH
burn street, Hyde Park. says For u
number of years off and on l had at
tacks of dull pain and weakness in the
small Of my back, STOPPING or the least
cxertion increased it and at times
was SO bad that was unable to work
and had TO have the services of Il doc
tor. There was a. kidney weakness
which was annoying and distressing,
particularly at night. | saw Doan's
Kidney Pills advertised and they were
recommended to me by Il Mrs. Jenkins,
of 1i3 South Fillmore avenue. ] pro-
cured a box and took them with so
much benefit that 1 got more. | can
honestly recommend Doan's Kidney
Pills to any person suffering from kid
ney trOuble" y"
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NORTH MAIN AVENUE.

Mr.. a. l.. Barnes, of 4l3 North Main
avenue, engineer at the Scranton E,lcc-
trio lighting station says: Il injured
my back by IL fall and it affected my
kidneys. There were severe pains IN
the loins accompanied with Irregular
ity of the secretions. They were highly
colored and contained sediment. I got
Doan's Kidney Pills at Matthews Bros.
drug store, and they entirely relieved
the pain and regulated the seer, ions
! believe Doan's Kidney Pills are fully
up to representation and l will reply
to any one questioning this statement
and enclosing stamps, corroborating it
in every detail" "
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Expenditures in cN,os, Of rvccipts, st
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Total number treated dnriny yea.

TVTN. VVd. NSu
Aggregate mImhCr o days npati"nts were
supported in the institution during year. ,,.l}
>mnhcr at uul'paticntS visits to the iu,ttu-
tion during the year ...........,........ III
Average cost Og "lrh impatient per week. &c. ~
Average cost oi each oul'pltient per week. a".t
h-pa,icniS dGchugch IRON treatment dur.
in- the year. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20!
ut-paiicn's discharged from treatment dur.
IN" the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. n
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Get what you ask
for. Get DOAN'S.
Don't accept some-
thing 'just as good"
Most druggists sell
Doan's Kidney Pills
and will give you what
you call for. Some
may endeavor to sub
stitute an article they
make more profit on.
Insist on having the
genuine. Price 50
cents. Manufactured
by Foster-rlilburn co.
Buffalo, N. Y.
a. d. g. g.