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Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-11-20
JAVANESE WOO sLUNBER.
BY Shutting on the Brains Blood Sup
Ply The Sl2cp Artery.

Ply The Sl?cp Artery.
Mr.. l.. Steiner. says the Semaine
Mcdlcale PARIS, observed among the
inmates of the hospital Of Surabaya,
Java, healer who treated the pa
tients by placing them in profound
anesthetlc sleep, obtained by means
OF the compression of the cartorid ar
cries. To accomplish this the opera
tor, seated on the ground behind the
patient, seized the nape of the neck
OF the latter between the two hands,
then he pushed forward the index
and the middle fingers on each side
until they were in the neighborhood
OF the lower Jaw-bone. where he
thrust his two fingers IN order to find
a vessel animated with pulsations,'
which he then compressed on the
yertebral column. Under the inhu-
ence Of these mancuyers the patient
became uneasy at the same time his
respiration qulckcucd and became
deeper, then the head fell behind. at
which time the operator ceased to
press thcneck After the patient had
remained for several moments in
the same motlonlc,s attitude as
though he were asleep, he opened his
eyes with an astoni.hed expression,
az If he were suddenly awakened
Mr.. Steiner soon learned that this
practice D. very extensive in the east
OF Java. a. well a, in the island, of
Madura and of Banka, there being
usually added general massage,
which Is very much i'm vogue among
the natINr.. The treatments known
under the name of Tarik urat tidor,
that Is. compression of the ,oporitic
vessels and it De interesting to note
IN passing that tha carotid artery
designated by several ancient anato-
mI,ts as the Art,rla Soporilgra, pos
scsscs the name al present IN Russia
Of Nuunai Artcria ARTERY OF Sleep.
According 10 the native, Of the Ma
lay archipelago. the practice in quc,-
tlon exercises q favorable action on
fatigue, headache insomnia, etc
These facts have appeared worthy
OF close study and thr author iust-
tutcd a ,erip. of experiments ON 30
Jayanc,c, of which Two were women.
lie first applied the procedure as it
had been taught 20 HIM by the healer
Of Nuuhaya, bat alicrward ho modi-
fed the method so that he could bet
ter observe the subject Of the cxper-
iment With thi. end IN view, he
seated himself before the patient and
seized tho neck Of the latter by plac-
ing The right hand on the left side of
thc neck and the left hand on the
right side. the ends Of the fingers
reaching the nape of the neck Mr..
steiner then pressed the two thumbs
behind and a little under the angles
Of the lower maXillary. the pulsation
Of the carotid artery being clearly
disccrnible. The thumb was applied
the length of the vessel by exercising
a moderate pressure toward the YER
tebral column Among 30 subjects
submitted to the experiment, five
only were failures; with all the others
there took place rapidly. amid con-
yul,ion, more or les, pronounced.
complete loss Of sensibility and con-
sciousncss to such a degree that with
one of the subjects the author was
able TO lance an inguinal absccss with
out knowledge on the part of the pa
ticnt Mr.. Steiner never observed
during or after these experiments
the least accident.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-11-20
Only One Voter.

On a recent municipal election
day in Wurtemberg only one person
IA police sergeant 49, took the
trouble, and he elected the whole
municipal council.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-11-20
Canada's Unfortunates.

According to the latest reports,
there were in Canada 16, 495 persons
of unsound mind, 6,174 deaf and
dumb, and $3.50 blind.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-11-20
Married the Best Man.

In the British Isles during the
past century seven instances have
been recorded in which the bride has
married the best man by mis- axe.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-11-20

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-10
W. a. RDMoHsroN
Very Much Pleased With Colorado
Writes to Mason Creasey.

". A. Edmonston. who 10 no,.
located at Colorado City, Col. in writ.
ing to Mason Creasey, Of this citv.
says: 0i'''
One Of the mildest winters that 7
nave ever passed through. We are
having our spring SHOWS now, vet tbo
SHOWS only last a day OF two and we
nave no mud when they go Oh. What
IL Zoe in Colorado it certainly does in
a hurry. 1t clouds up and SHOWS in a
snort time and then clears off in a
ie" minutes after. We don't have
one tenth part of cloudy weather
mere as you have In Missouri. Have
only mad one whole cloudy day In
Colorado during theseven months that
1 nave been here. Sun shines much
warmer here than there, although the
nights are very cool. We had a
heavy snow Friday, but it was all
gone by noon Sunday, and the streets
are now dry and dusty. Business IL
good here; as our wealth comes out OF
the ground drouths and hard winters
do not affect it. Our health, with
the exception of rheumatism with NV
wife, has been much better here than
there. My little boy has improved
until he is now as hearty and robust
as any of the boys. On his account
alone it justified me in moving to
Colorado; yet, II our business and
health continues as it has, / never ex-
pect to leave here. With regard to
you and yours, and all my friends.n
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-10

county. They will make Monroe
county their future home. Miss Sallie
has the best wishes Of her many
friends In Laddonia. Mr.. Gray is a
prosperous farmer and a bright future
is before him.
Frank Key, who has been clerking
for Wilder & Pearson, has resigned
his position aid returned to his home
in Dakota.
Clarence Denmark has given up the
idea OF going to Montana, and will re-
main with Wilder & Pearson. He is
aware that Laddonia is a good place
to stay.
The Presbytery win convene at the
Presbyterian church here on April Is.
A large number from a distance are
expected. Some Of the best preachers
Of the church will be here aud the
meeting is looked forward to with
much interest.
Mrs. George Ferris and little daugh-
ter, Dollie, spent Saturday and Sun
day in Louisiana visiting relatives.
The farmers are fearful that these
freezing nights will kill their oats.
James Moore, a successful farmer
north OF here, thinks the oats are not
hurt and will be alright.
Ms. Bosard's line Of millinery and
motions is now complete. Hats to
suit all. Save money by trading with
her.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-10
TULIP ITEMS.

Correspondence of the Ledger.
TULIP, April again death has
visited US and taken away one Of our
dearest Christian mothers, which has
cast q sad gloom over u entire COM
munity. This loved one was Mrs. Mi
randa McGahen Thompson, who was
born neal Burnside, ILL.,, May III ls4s,
and died at her home near Tulip, Mon
roe county, April 3, 1902. Deceased
was So years, 10 months and l6 days
old. She was married to ThOs. ThOmp-
SOU Feb. %, 1866; 0 children were
born to the union, s Of whom, with
the father and IL grandchildren, sur
viye, one son, VIM. f., having pre-
ceded her TO that better land. Three
brothers and two sisters survive, Thos.
and Wellington McGahen, OF Chicago;
Alfred, OF Paris; Mrs. VIM Burnside,
Mrs. Emily Tyner, OF Carthage, III.
She united with the United Brethren
Church az Webster, ILL.,, Feb, 1872,
after which she united by letter with
the Christian Church, and has lived a
consistent Christian life. She was
kind mother and an afectionate wife
and had a loving disposition. The
family wishes TO extend their sincere
thanks for kindneSSes during heI
sickness
Another sad death. Henry Bran
ham died at Columbia last week, wher'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-10
FR0M M%ARTTNSRURG.

Correspondence Of the Ledger.
MARTINsBURe, April S.-Miss Mat
tie Hale, Of Galloway, visited Miss Ora
NARROW Sunday.
Miss Teresa Bertels was in Mexico
Saturday.
Roy Taylor, Billie Hale and Gus
Kleinsorge Sundayed In Wellsville.
Miss May Chrisman is home from
Laddonia-
N. N. Friedman is home from Chi
cago.
Miss Berthe Stevens, Of Wellsville,
has returned home, after visiting her
grandmother, Mrs. @. d. Burchard.
Mrs. J. j. jacob was In Wellsville
Saturday.
Mrs. Chas. Torreyson and children,
Of Laddonia, were here Saturday.
Mn. r. L. Morris is home from
Mexico.
Victor Rogers is the guest Of Miss
Melia Rogers, Of this city.
Miss Maggie Torreyson is visiting in
Laddonia.
Ed Pritchett went to Mexico Mon
day on business.
Joe Watkins, Of Benton City, visited
homefolks Sunday.
Lon Burchard left for Texas last
week.
Henry FennewaId has rented the
Copeland farm.
Ben Fennewald shipped several cars
Of cattle Monday night.
Miss Waddington, Of Benton City,
was here Sunday.
Miss Noble Settle, Of Mexico, was
here Friday.
At the election Tuesday for town
trustees the following we're elected:
Godlip Jacob, Joe Meyerpeter, VIM.
Pike, Antoine Pihale and Joe Sand
knfho
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-10
RUSH HILL ITEMS.


Correspondence Of the Ledger.
RUSH HILL, April 9.-Farmers are
happy.
Garden vegetables are coming fast,
The merchants are doing a rushing
business.
Many farmers have plenty Of ground
ready to receive the golden seed corn.
Our doctor is III.
Even the aged and tottering citi.
zens who have passed their three score
and ten years may be seen diligently
preparing their gardens.
Our implement men are constantly
rolling out new machinery which is
fastened on TO the farmers wagon and
soon put To service in the fields.
Casper & Cunningham shipped over
$1,000 worth OF stock TO st. Louis last
week. They ship principally from
this point and Laddonia.
Our farmers brought in several
loads OF bright, yellow corn last week
which was sold on our streets for 75c
per bu.
Two Sunday Schools in this little
village; both in a lourishing condi-
tion. The older citizens take IN inter.
est In the schools.
Elder Cbinn filled bis regular APP
pointment here Sunday morning and
evening. We now have preaching
four SUNDAYS in each month.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-10
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be was visiting his son. He was taker
with pneumonia, which resulted in hi
death. His remains were brought Il
Middle Grove for interment. De
ceased was loved by all who knew him
Mrs. Susie Mcdonald, who has beer
seriously i'll, is improving.
Miss Lucille Wooden Brown begar
the spring term Of school inthe Tu
lip district Monday. She has beer
employed for the fall term in the An
derson district.
Over 30 people attended the funera
Of Mrs. Thos. Thompson at the TuliI
church Saturday. Elder Ferguson
conducted the funeral services. Sh,
was buried at Centralia.
v. Goodman and wife and Mrs. w
O. Mason attended the funeral Of VIM
Burkeye at Pleasant Grove Sunday.
Miss Dora johnson and ]. Stumpf
Of Mexico, were the guests OF Dr.John
and wife Sunday.
Misses Ollie Mildly, Sadie Thompson,
Mira Scott, Mary Mallby and many
Others are sick this week.
Elder Kimbrell will I'll his regular
appointment here Sunday Afternoon
at 3 O'Clock. Young peoples Seryic'
az 1880.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-10
SANTA FE ITEMS.

Correspondence Of the Ledger.
SANTA FE, April 9.-The Odd Eel.
lows had a supper saturday night. 1t
was very much enjoyed. G BHugley,
Bob Horn, Chas. Goetz and N. Alex
ander, OF Paris, attended the supper.
Mr.. Beaver and wife, Of Lewis
county, visited Phil Quisenberry and
family Wednesday.
Emmett Fairbairn, wife and daugh-
ter, Of Perry, visited VIM. Fairbairn
and family Sunday.
VIM. Bishop made a business trip 10
Illinois last week.
Mn. George $. MCGEE is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Bailey in Shelbina.
Charles Caps, Of Moline, sill.
The play Thursday night va.
quite a success, but on account Of the
gloomy weather the crowd was not a.
large as It would have been.
Henry Biggs,o of Ratbf, visited friends
here Sunday.
Miss Mary Hendrix, Of HONEYWELL.
is the guest OF her father, Thoma!
Hendrix.
Tom Shearer, Of Strother, attended
preaching here Sunday night
Rev. Mr.. Alexander preached at th'
Methodist Church sunday night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-10

CORRESPONDENCE OF the Ledger.
DULY, April 6.-The farmers are
getting along nicely blowing for corn;
the oats are coming up fine.
Miss Nettie Parsons, who has been
making an extended visit with rela-
tiyes in Springfield, returned home
Saturday.
Miss Myrtle Williams visited friends
here Sunday.
Mr.. Dowell, Jr., and sister, Miss
Lena, were here Sunday.
Thos. Brenton sold a COW and calf to
J. t. johnson recently for $50.
Mrs. Henderson is no better.
Sunday School was organized at
Trinity last Sunday. IL win meet
every Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock.
VIM. Brenton left Monday for st.
Louis.
The speaking at Duly by the candi-
dates Monday night was well attended.
Mrs. F. T. Harris was called to the
bedside Of her father, Mr.. Sneed, who
is very i'll, last Friday.
Walter Dorgan is in Pueblo, COL,
and is delighted with the West.
Mrs. JEFF Powell is on the sick list.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-10
PRAIRIE VIEW ITEMS.

Correspondence OF the Ledger.
PRAIRIE VIEW, April 9. Miss
Winnie Harrison spent last week in
Columbia with her brother, Carl, who
is attending the University.
There will be preaching at the
Chapel next Sunday at p. NJ.
Miss Mary Black will spend the
summer with her brother, Herbert, in
Kansas.
Most Of the peach trees and a great
many apple trees and shade trees we're
killed by the drouth.
Preaching at Bethel morning and
evening next Sunday.
Miss Laura Robinson and daughter,
Miss Lille, formerly of Cant and who
lived in Mexico for a while and moved
to Kansas City last year, is now con-
templating moving to Colorado
Springs, Col.
At the school election Press At
kins was elected director, vice Mr..
Bradley, retired.
Ewell Wilcox, of Cant, lost a fine
mule last week.
Mrs. T. W. Atkins has recovered
from a spell OF sickness.
Mac Gamble and Herbert Price
have gone to Darlington after cattle.
There will be 40 preaching at
Prairie View Sunday.
Jim Sims, Jr., and Ewell Wilcox,
both Of Cant, were calling in this
neighborhood Sunday evening.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-10
FROM THOMPSON.

Correspondence OF TIE Ledger.
THOMSON, April 8. Mrs. Ben
Franklin and Miss Lena Squires, Of
Mexico, visited here Sunday.
Miss O'Brien, Of Skinner, was In the
village Tuesday.
FL. T. Cant was in Moberly Sunday.
We are glad to state that Tom
Culbertson has been promoted to
foreman on the @. s. A.
Il is rumored that the c. s. A. peo-
pie will erect a depot soon; it is banly
needed.
Frank Creasey left for Texas, after
several days visit here.
D. OACallaghan is no better at this
writing.
t. A. Mcdonald, Of Can't visited
here Sunday.
Miss Matte Pool, q Of Mexicos
popular teachers, was here Sunday.
NJ. Frazier and family arrived here
from Kentucky saturday.
James DrummOnd and family viii
move to Mayviewi We hate to Lose thii
excellent family from our village
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-10

Rufus and Charles Davis are home
from jackson county.
Rev. Mr.. Hardesty filled his regular
appointment at Liberty Sunday.
Miss Threlkeld and Others from
Mexico will give a musical here or
Thursday night, April 18th. Both
vocal and string music will be fur
nished.
E. f. Elliott spent Sunday in st
Louis.
Mrs. Downing, Of Centralia, is visit
ing the family OF DIR. Downing.
Jim Edwards, Jr., Of Columbia, was
a visitor at J. B. POOLS this week.
Mr. Greer, who has been visiting
Richard Reid for the past few weeks
has returned to st. Louis.
Miss Hardesty, Of Middletown, wal
a recent guest of Miss Ella Dudley.
The Sunday School here still meets
at 8 p. m.
G.. A. Roe has leased the Fergursor
coal bank.
VIM. Keyton and Ruben Tinsley
were in ST. Louis Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-10

Several from Moline attended
preaching here Sunday.
Mrs. John Powell returned from a
visit to Shelbina Saturday.
Art Tansey, OF Turkey Greek, was
In town Thursday.
Miss Mae Mosley began a spring
term Of shool here Monday morning.
We wish her much success.
Miss Enie Drake visited Miss Ida
Henderson Tuesday.
Vim Sterrett was called home the
latter part Of last week from Kingman
county, Kas., by the illness Of his
father-in-law, T. W. Combs.
Miss Bessie Vaughn, of South Fork,
is the guest Of her cousin, Miss Ida
Henderson.
Joe Norman and N. A. Dull made a
business trip to Mexico this week.
Mr.. Chapel and wife and Nettie
Blair went to Paris Monday.
Fred Quisenberry left for st. Louis
Friday.
Wm. Powell vas in town Saturday.
A valuable horse belonging to Jas.
Smith had its ley broken last week.
Herbert Middleton, of Moline, and
Wallace and Sam Turner, Of Strother,
attended the 'play" here Thursday
night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-10
LONG BRANCH ITEMS.

1OAHA
Correspondence Of the Ledger.
LONG BRANCH, April 9.-Miss Het
tie Cauthorn is improving.
Morehead Dowell's sale was well at
tended.
The farmers are all through SOWING
oats.
Burr Crawford, who has been quit
III, is better.
Mrs. Allen Dowell is III.
John Bledsoe, Of Santa Fe, attended
services at Midway Sunday.
W. H. Berrey lost a good horse last
week.
Lon WHITEWATER has moved to the
Tess Browning place.
Mrs. Mary Berrey Is staying will
her son, Taylor Berrey.
Mrs. Anna Lipp's smokehouse burn
ed last week. 1t contained her meat,
lard and other provision and nothing
was saved. Luckily, 1t was insured.
Rev. j. II. Crutcher filed his regu
lar appointment at Midway Sunday.
After the morning service officers
were elected for a Sunday School
Mr.. Delaney was chosen superintend
ent, |. Blum assistant superintendent
Stella Berrey secretary and treasurer.
Everybody invited to come to church
every Sunday afternoon at 3 O'Clock
and take part in the Sunday School
c~erviceS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-10
COUNTY NEWS.
SOUTH SALT RIVER ITEMs.

SOUTH SALT RIVER ITEMS.
Correspondence OF the Ledger.
SOUTH SAIF RIVER, April 7.-Some
Of the early oats got frozen; the late
oats are all right, seem to be coming
up fine.
Charley Marshall and Harry Wright
have about IS acres of corn ground
prepared.
John J.. Byrns is arranging to build.
Cluke Calvert has a position on the
police force In Kansas City.
r.. s. johnson and VIM. Hall have
gone to Washington to reside.
Mrs. Ida Watts, OF Grundy county,
is the guest of her parents, ]. p, Greer
and family.
II. d. Risk was reelected director
at Union school district, and az
eight months term OF school was
voted to begin in September.
A sneak thief entered the granery
of r. A. Byrns the other night and
carried of a sack OF shelled corn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-10
RENTON OITY ITEMS.

-Correspondence Of the Ledger.
BENTON CITY, April 9.-Dr. Shaw
was here Tuesday from Mexico.
Urban weimer was down from Mexi
90 Tuesday.
DR.. Taylor, Of Martinsburg, passed
through Tuesday en- route TO bis farm
Mr.. Oldt and wife, Of Burlington
Ia, came in the inst Of the week Z
visit the formers brother.
MrS W. o. Powell and children re
turned to their bone in Wellsvill'
Tuesday, after q pleasant visit witt
Tom Powell and wife
Walker Woodbridge went 70 Thomp
son Tuesday on business
Clarence Thompson, Jesse FrankliE
and Bob Miller we're in Mexico Tues
day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-10

Lizzie Ecton visited Miss Edna Gar
ner in Mexico Saturday and Sunday.
Sam Barre returned from Colorado
Saturday.
Sam Barker came up from St. Louis
Sunday.
Boone Winscctt came down from
Mexico Monday.
Win Read and wife we're In Mexico
the first Of the week.
Mrs. Gregory and son spent Monday
at Jim Browns.
Those who took advantage Of the
cheap excursion to St.Louis Saturday
we're:
Mesdames Alb Romans and Fl. Miller;
Misses Grace Mullins, Laura and
Martha Brown, Carrie and Lulu
Tratchel; Messrs Neal johnson, David
Douglass, Winfrey, Irwin Tratchel
and DR.. Diven and wife.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-10
FROM ROWENA

Correspondence OF the Ledger
RowENA, April o. Farmers are
busy blowing.
J. II. Neill and G. n. Rowe were
elected trustees in Goodwater district
Tuesday.
Hubbard and Emmett Fountain, Of
Boone county, made a business trip
here Tuesday.
Mr.. WILDLY and father, Of Kinks
vile, were the recent guests OF MI.
Fuller and family.
Mr.. Hoyt sold his farm Of $40 acres
to an Iowa gentleman.
Mr.. Sagersay, Of Illinois, vas the re-
cent guest Of his son, Jas. Sagersay
and his daughter, Mrs. Vance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips delightfully."-
entertained a number Of young peo-
pie at their beautiful home Saturday
evening, April 5, from 8 to IL. Pro
gressive games were INDUCED in. Oran
Walker was the lucky n and receiv-
ed a lovely cut glass vase. Delicious
refreshments Of Ice cream, cake
and hot coffee were served. Those
present were: Misses Maude Doug
lass, Nora Forbis, Bette Harshbarg-
er, Armessia Rector, Maude Wisdom,
Lille Dickerson, Ida Walker and
Maggie Brockman and Messrs. Walter
Harshbarger, Sam Rector, Earl
Dickerson, Richie Spence, John Tur-
ner, Oran Walker, Oscar Wilson, f..
Cauthorn, of Moline, and j. J.. Bas-
sett, Of Columbia.
r. NJ. Thomas sold his farm Of 100
acres at s35 per acre
Our village doctor visited his par
ents in Hallsville last week.
j.. II. Neil sold bis cattle at sells
per cwt.
A telephone meeting was held at
Central school house Tuesday night.
Holloway Bros. attended the funer-
al OF their father in Moberly the past
week. They have the sympathy OF
the community.
Quarterly meeting was held at
Maple Grove Saturday and Sunday.
The Presiding Elder from Mexico was
present.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-10
LADDoNIA ITEMS.

Correspondence Of the Ledger.
LADDoNIA, April s.-The general
question now is: "Will these cold
nights hurt the oatsg'
James Mitchell, Of illinois, traded q
! farm there for a house here. belong
ing to @ A. Torreyson. Mr.. Mitchell
will reside with his sister, Mrs n. n.
Clark.
Miss Nan Bates, teacher in room
No 4, visited her parents In PerrJ
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Hattie Skaggs viii leave Wed
nesday for Springfield, No, 20 visit
@ II. Rippey and family.
Miss Sallie Mcintyre, niece Of Ton
Pearson, will be married Wednesday
morning 10 Richard Gray, Of Aonro'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-10
THEY ALL DEMAND 1T
and Like Every Other City and Town
in the Union Gets it.

II a business man who is sount
enough financially, but is a littl,
cramped for current funds, applies al
the bank for q line Of discount, he hal
to conform to certain rules and regu
lafions. The maker Of the drafts OF
notes, the endorsement, the due date
and the amounts are carefully scanned
II the said makers or endorsers are out
siders some means are taken to obtain
their financial rating, and then and
not till then is the paper negotiated
or rejected. TITS the same with medI.
cal preparations; outside endorsement
has to be rated before 1t can pas mus.
ter with home endorsement. People
we know or whose local standing can
be readily obtained, furnish the gilt
edge article. Deans Kidney Pills are
endorsed IN Mexico by Mexico resi-.
denes. No need to investigate a state
ment made in some other community.
All that ispublished is the pure home.
spun article. Take this case:
George Boomer, shoemaker, OF West
Liberty street, says: 81 used Doan's
Kidney Pills, procuring them at
Buckner & Whitney's drug store, for
pain In the small Of my back, and
other symptoms which undoubtedly
pointed TO some disturbance OF the
kidneys. | could not have obtained
better results. The pain disappeared
and up to date there has not been a
recurrence"
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