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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-16
COmidilla del dfa

La proxima vista de Miss Alice
Roosevelt y 10 cuaresms, tienen re.
vuelto, como cuektiones de orden su.
perior, 10 opiui6n pdblica.
Personals hay por esos munaos,
que 90 consideran excomulgados.
Otras. aparecen tan serias y tan grA.
YES, que no admiten, en- manerA al
guna, que sc las liable de fiestas, CO.
mo sean estas de guardian. Y duran.
to 10 cuaresma co cAso 6 cosa como.
cida que no hay nj puede haber jol-
gorio. que siempre intsrrumpsn ID
mAjestad del Austero misticismo en-
que .deben recojerse los espf .itus.
Pero he aqnf que ahora se prasen.
to nm momento de spruaba,. sin que
aludamos con 6sto & los sspiritist as,
nj consideremos & toaos los morta :
les partidArios de 10 doctrina KAr-
deciana. Es preciso-se dice--faste
jar & 10 hija del Presidente y como
en- toda clase de fsstejos el bAile es
10 primer0, salta aqu6l invencibls
obst4culo de 10 cuaresma.
Y este intrirgal turbe, perturbA
y conturba ell Amino de nuestra So
ciedad, deseosa de prestar 4 Miss
Roosevelt el testimonio de su corte.
sia, Dc que SON dignas nuestra 30.
e:sdAd y Miss Alice.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-16
LOS VAPORES
DEL 0RINOGO
Enarbolan Ia bandera
AMERICANA
Sc cOnSl0era que eSe eS Ell prin-
cipio de la libre navigation
por ell rio .
Triste cuadro de Vene-
zuela descrito desde
Trinidad
[De nuestro cogresp0ns0ll

Trinidad, Mario -El bloquao
est& levantado, y el cable le nabr&
II tornado de las condolences i'm
puesta por los aliados para fectuar.
10. Per0 nos qusd& aun el que pre-.
tende imponer Castro 6 Guyana
ocupada por 10 revoluii6n Los bu.
ques de vApor que hRcfAn 10 tr&ve-
sfa del OrinocO, perter eean & una
compaflfa americans y gisiAbAn CON
bandera venezolana. FL vice COnEul
de Venezuela y el ex.Administrador
de la Adusna de Bolivar, aQuf de
trAnsito, ordenaron 10 suspension
del tr&nsito, dec,arando blcqueAdo
ell O.inoco. La compaf1fA consul
Is & Washington y el Gobierno
Americsno orden6 que ae eambia
ra 10 bandera de los barcos por 10
nscional de su compaffa, para que
a,f saliersn 6 hAcer su itinerario-
habitnal sin tomar nm iscal de adua.
mas como era Antas de uso. Por
squf es opinion r6blica qae ese he.
cho es preliminar de la spertura al
libre trkfico del Orinoeo, sin restrio.
G On, como hAsta ahora 10 hAhia
sido.
Parece que 10 revoluci6n es com.
pacta, pero es increible 10 que pasa.
Castro encerrado en- Caracas sin per.
trechos, sin medios de obtenerlos, hA
p2sado dos meaes sin que esA gente
Sc halla atrevido 6 Atacar la ciu aad,
dltimo haluarte de ese poder tan
Atropellado por los acontecimient tos.
| Por otra pArte ell gobierno Cal sndo
VII toriaa mentirosas cuando en- rea
lidAd no ha hecho nads q fu de
bAtir In revoluci6n, s'gao evidente
de su debilidad. LA opinion pdblicA
Sc sients humillada con Ell gobierno
de Castro, pero en- nm hecho cisrto
que ell pals no tiene hombres que
ter gan 10 ITALIA suficisnte para arras.
trAr con su prestigio 6 ese pus b %
deseoso de entrar en- la vida civil,
cast gando & esa partiaa de malhe
| chores.
Ell problems, Gu pues, Ell sigaien
ts: Castro be quedar& en- Ell puder y
mandAr& discrecionalmente, pisote.
rk todos los dsfechos, acabark CON
toaos los intsreses y 10 llevarG 6 una
funci6n que terminals mas trSgica.
mente que 10 que ACADIA de pasar; 6
10 revoluci6n, despu6s de mn tempo
largo, triunf2r& cuando ya no lie
I queden & Veneznela medios de res
tableeerse.
Los Arreglos hechos CON los ala
dos ponen al pals en- an COZ ficto
econ6mico, sue no es fkcil compo
ner, porque como allf hoy tres Gu sr
tss parties de 10 poblaci6n vivep del
P. esupuesto, cuando 81 no alcar n
para el Pfesidente, lque sucederA!
Paes NO hAbr6 mas madio de vivir
que alzkndose para tener pAtente de
Corso.
El senior Matos con sus miserias
de pulpero hA perdido el tempo, y
SD prestigio muy acabado por ests
hecho, GORE inminente peligro de
agotArse por complete. Temo mu
chO qne el successor de Castro, si es
que hA de caer, sea un militar sfor
tunAdo 6 Alg1a osado que sepa ARE
gl&rselas con los otros jefes en- ar
mas.
Ahora hay que temer tambi6n, q ID
miseris, que 90 tan mala consej jsrs
lleve nj rededor de Castro 6 esoa
hombres hoy descontentos y en- ar
mas, y con ellos pueda formar ese
nm poder que lleve el pals & los ma
l YQraa AXCasQG
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-16
jPORQUE No 81
devuelve a los pobres 10
que les pertenece?
Hay Hospital, pero esta
usufpad0
Al Ayuntamiento de San
Juan toca rescatarlo

Ala iniciativA particular del doc.
tor Quevedo BAex se debs que ulti. 3
mamente despertara en- esta socie-
dad la sublime idea de coma truirse
una casa para recoger tanto des
hereda1O de In { folt tuna tirAdo en- l&s
GALES de esta ciud1d, & tanto pobre
que acosado por la inserts y las en-.
fsrmedsdas mueren como irracion&-
lea sin auxilio AIguno.
Sc lanzo & 10 publicidad tan carl
tAtiva como bella idea, hija de los
sentimientos de mn fl&ntropo galeno
como el doctor Quevedo Baez; como
buen bAtallador Ii sgit6 eAda vez
mas. IN an II prensA, ya en- los CEN
trOs de eiencia me iica. La Asocia.
Go M61ica, Aeogi6 ell pensAmiento
CON Carlo, > De movie 81 conp&s
del iniciador para poner en- pr&ctiea
10 idea de hReer nm Hospital & los
pobres de San Juan. Todos ans cd
faerzos, como todo proyeeto noble Y
IL lsvAntAdc, han siao vistos con ind fs
rencis; ia aien en- los tiempos que
CORE m % se preocupa por los po.
bres?
Son feres asf pisoteaaos y ultra.
iados ror la suerte. y los hombr1s
en- II vertiginc 81 cArrera de la vida,
caminando por 10 senda del egois'
me, no tenemos tempo para aten.
derlos; isi acaEo IT to 10 laexclamaci6n
de: ii Hermano por amor de Dio.
sAcamos aprisa un eentavo y 10 ii.
ramos. iIusensata humaniaadl
20 len NOS gArantizs que en- eli ru
do batallar de 10 vida, no cAigAmos
taml ia heridos de muarte por ID
suerte. y clamemos por un Hospi
to-
Pc o squf On SAn juan, no hsy
que pensar en- 10 c0nstrucci6 de nm
III ,spital para los pob es; no hay de
clio necesidad, el eaifi ,io existe, ca.
tt const uido y tarminAdo. Los
desheredados de In forums tienen
su propiedAd, y propieaad legitima,
pero el poder del mas fuerte se la
ha arrebatado, y elloa los infslices,
siguen gimiendo de dolor por emf az
medad que los devora, harapiantos
y abAtidos NO tienen quien se los
diga.
Pero II han de sabsrlo y hwy que
decirlo muy a,to. El edlfsio que
cupan los presses, sitsado en- Pner
ta de Tiara, ca de legftima propie.
dad de los pobrss FL Municipio de
esta Capital ALA por ell sfio 1876 10
construy6 CON fondos del pue bio pa
70 Hospital Muni,i.al y 70 termi.
nads 10 obra, una Corporation pu.
silznime crey6 empress muy &rdua
50 soatenimisnto SO alberg6 en- 81
los presos. Ciento ochents mil
pesos cost6 al pueblo el aludido eai-
! ficio.
lTiena algaien autorizaci6n de OK
propisr 6 nadie de>ana cosa que le.
gitim amenta le pertenecel
ICON que dereshos estkn allf ash
lados presos, y sus legftimos due.
nos rodando por ias calles sin al
bsrgue?
AL senior Lktimer se le estk reser.
vAda ID glo 10, de que su nombre sea
bendecido por tanto menestsroso sin
hcgsr. P0ngAse sl Alcalde de acuer-
do CON ls Asosiaci6n M6iics, y de-
vuelvan 6 esa honrada clasa social
10 que legitimamente le pertaneee.
Las grandes empresas se acoma.
ten con activiaad, y &Mr. Lktimer
le scbrAn brios para clio,
QaeaAmos esperanto ell resultado,
dispuestos 8 censurar aplaudir 10
que se haga.
III. Romero Hanthauen.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-16
(De maestro corresponsaz)


Marzo II Este ilustraao faculta-
two cuya rsputaci6n GO bien conosi-
do en- toda 10 Isla, hace a'gdn item.
po habfa trasladado su resiaencia &
Ckbo r jo y squf echsse muy de me.
nos 81 m6aico que con tanto aciel to
-hA eiercido aurante muchos amos,
mas de sasenta fAmilias ne han diri
gido alse1ior PAsarell Dor medio de
nm expressive mensaja en- el que &c le
hacen proposiciones para que regre.
se squf y puede decirse que le aseRu.
ran estas fsmilias mn beneficio alre.
ded6r de ties mil dollars anusles.
Como SO somprende, hsy empef1o
real On que no siga alejado de 6 6sta
BELLS p0blaci6n nm elemento tan W.
LOCO como el DR. Psssrell que es
sin dudA algunA una verdadera Inn.
brera en- el arte de curar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-16

I'm eata imprent& sa venae papal
viejo { 81. 40 d qsintal.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-10-21

the day ID cloudy It Is eft "a al
day The nore water the better.
except that the field must not be
flooded while the sun is Ginning.
The crop le cut, harvested and
Ghceahed mueh IA We harvest wheat
and oats. Rice growing requires
mush hard work and attention. and
prominent among the grower 4
equipments are rubber boots and d
ron boat.
The MATTRESS moss grows on the
branches Of trees iii many 0f the
southern states. It does not grow
fr60m root or seed, but is fungug
growth, due to certain conditions Of
tropical climate. 1T a d soft, hairy
substance, Of dark, drab color,
and sometimes ita curly, ktnky form
reaches from the nppermogt branch
90 Of the tree to the very ground.
n not removed it will, in time. kill
Il Young tree Or one that Ii lacking
Ia vitality. The darleiea gather it,
aud after drying it, put ii ID bales
aud ship it 10 chair and mattress
manufacturers. Some III the darkiea
make their living n this way
w. VI. II.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-10-21
The Genuine vs. Counterfeits.

The genuine Is always better than a eonn-
terfei1, but tHe truth Of tnfs statement Ii
never more fnreibig realized or norE tnot@
ougnly appreciated than when YOU compare
the genuine DeWitta Witch Hazel AalVe
with the many eounterfeitE aild worthless
thai are on the market w
Led ietter of Shreveport. La SAYS After
using numerous other remedies without
benefit one box OF DeWitt.a Witch Hazel
aalye enree me" For blind, bleeding, itch
ing and protruding piles no remedy IL equal
10 DeWftt'A witch Hazel aalve- sold By ali
druggists.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-10-21
TWIN CITY LETTER

ieeessEg III Na1Me2ngzaS g4 fae N21aaza
association ~ G61;aza 3ez4egS- s.x.-4 s.tS
g1 f4-@.1e 12.arzeS Sf fssaa2 Egoar ne
sat1ege1f STAKES stsnaaSGzz f1zzAeS q
segrzg H4ea9 EeaagaazE-1 Is Tie 1e2z1~
&c, 2E1 el11eSeGz .3AsS se1am-
ss-ez1E1 Ter 1aeefz9s -n8TEa s7zzsS1f
sz91r La~sSzzz~
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-10-21
For Sale.

A water closet, size bx6 feet on
grounds feet to places, ceiled with
ssiueh Georgia pine. Cost S40i VIII
take $50. u. j. RACE.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-10-21


saaalszes. aa.Sa Ito ssegv sassasSHe was a |
card Snow % the 9sa6ae given 6t 81 /
sae state asaeot0a Department /
So one noticed Ees1o. OF St. Louis.
Tor INSTANCE comparing lis 30. / or
So 2 gaeaG uga sansaas grades
teoaa a.44t5aa6se Or Chicago o. BAt /
44lG. ggE every gae WAS elaaataafGsag /
aS official samples vita those of 4
8faa1asGE& T4s AFTER wz& the
&TnoslEe ct all eFes. and every one f
Sas ANXIOUS % aal ~ aeeaaa edeas- /
carlson sae difference If ang. 4
between Il sane&sEa grades and THOSE /
sf his OWE state ll$. however 1
was a1lY oae Ct sae as2aY accidents
walea showed g1@1 4G-aaes0ta
grades were recognized AS nearest +
e.e proper standard 4z-G sac mGsG
nearly g1et1fa Iaese we're aeae-
oates Eese VINO bitterly denounced b
A* ',taz@--s,-s q. ~- '-S,'s'-S'z- ~
4 State aaEtaeF 4pEye&feG Is anxious
- @-s O -e st 20 cake @fss-@
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"pee@ " zst '@'.s-s' '-s,-ss ~ s-Aa+f's.
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because - "a@ Lf'f'lUhA tAFY "''i'd
pF 4 tH''FiLF 4P u %i4is' -'1N'~'iAi'''
ana @ileA tAfH fs'sAiAF proven. ''f'f.
Stalk u csAhf was 10 tA's't ht2A- ana
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-10-21
TO CUBE a COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Hromo Quinine Tablets, All
druggists refund inc money If 1T fails To cure
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-10-21
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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-10-21

n r. GIBSON 81. u.
W. PHYSICIAN AID SURGEON.
once at t.EsIdsHaE- asEasE 4Eh AHa AilI sts
sila pTsmEE1F aas1sfea. day 81 alREE 'rsis=
gkGAa s1s sse
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-10-21

XKTH. CORPkOM. n. d.
FHZEuELAA A4B sEHGE6A.
AalEs hiFrH MARKS. So pETHH6aS h3iE- AID
sfnEE facial EsaEIA4zEE5 TEE44EEefl ~ rtshtIL4lz
Fsis
galEs-fIs IfGtsAA4sE6E.s Once t:ailhtHa
GfezIieflEA- Jefferson sAa Chestnut
1EleeEs 3AIHa 1iEhELIF sGutA ~ C6hEE House
aad adiafRing j. IL ls6WhIsr residence
TeleuE6AE-45 s18 y residence a6 lb2
REDWOOD FAILS. AI51
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-04-04

made for the best interest OF the
Department.
There is grief at West Point these
baImy spring days and it is all due
to the Presidents approval Of a
court martial sentence dismisslng
Cadet Berry of Kentucky. This is
not that Cadet Berry was SO excep-
tionaliy popular, but because his
dismissal ls a blow at what the
cadets consider the rights of free
b)rn American soldiers, the right
10 smoke cigarettes. Young Berry
ls dismissed not because he smoked
cigarettes himself but because he
was a sort of "fence" by which the
other cadets obtained them and be-
cause his testimony at the court
martial was to PIT in mildly, "ln-
so:ved." TIE officers. however. be-
lieve that the drastic remedy ap-
piled in thie case will break up the
cigarette smoking habit at the &c
sdemy.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-04-04

Whit Is regarded in Washington
as an outgrowth OF Senator Hanna's
ex.slave pension bill and the pub
l,city given to the fact that 1T can
not pass, has just occurred IN Gleve'
land and is the occasion OF serious
annoyance to prominent republican
politicians. The "Equal Right
Association" composed of negroes,
and some three hundred thousand
strong, has adopted set of resoiu'
tlons appealing to the heads OF
foreign nations 10 interfere to save
them from being murdered by
Americans. The closing sentence
of the appeal reads, "For Coos
sake intervene to save US, the Afro
American men, women AMI cElli'
rem, before we are all murdered by
those so called projudicial whites
of Amerlcs. We plead, we beg
you to save ~ = This appeal il
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-04-04
The Lafourche Locks.

In the case against the Levee
Boari. seeking to stop the damn.
ng Il Bayou Lafourche for the
,'n', &c Of est ablish,ug locks at
ID ads nyille, Judge L.che, who
hs! he matter under amusement,
res rad decision ag.l"-t the
t.. " Il ari, cl lining that that
. i, nal 10 power IL erect dam,
i ,.u s.. bxing 10 bald and main,
tain evees. OF course the csse will
be kru to higher tribunal, but
h 4'e :,sinD will considerably Is-
tart the work in contemplation.
II Is 10 be hoped that the Sa.
preme Court will take a different
view Of the facts in the case. The
unprecedented high water of this
year shows that our safety lies in
having locks at Donaldsonville.--
The 1 Ihibodaux Comet.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-04-04

Representative Brooks of Colora-
do, the new representative-at-large,
received severe shock this week.
Assuming that the old method of
distributing federal offices still pre-
vailed. he wrote TO the Secretary Of
the Interior stating that two clerks
had been dismissed for soliciting
campaign funds from other olerks-
Mr.. Brooks requested that the
clerk. be translated at once and re-
minded the Secretary that. ss re-
preventative at-large, he should con-
troll the patronage of the state. The
Secretary replied that there would
be no reinstatement Of the offending
clerks and failed TO recognised Mr.
Brooks right to dictate IN the mat
ter of patronage. He was informed
that his recomn endations would 81
ways receive attentlon but thst ap-
pointmsnls would continue to bs
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-04-04
A Prominent Minister Recommends Cham.
berlain's Collie, Cholera and
DiarYhoes Remedy.

Rev. Francis ]. Davidson, psstos, Of
the St. Matthew Baptist church and
president ofthe Third; Distfict Baptist
Association, 1881 Second st.. New Or
leans. writes % follows: II have used
Chamberlain'st Collie, cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy for cramps and
pains in the stomach and found It sx-
cellent. II is In fact the best cramp
and collie remedy ! have ever used.
Also several Of my parishioners: have
usedit with equally satisfactory re-
sults.n For sale BY Estofge-Drug Co.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-04-04
The gassy Hey wood OIL Well No.

The gsssY Hey wood Oil Well No.
l is still being worked, says the
Breau1 Bridge Valley of theTeche,
of last Saturday. This we'll ID
do IN 1900 feet, To ansoil and gas
hearing stratum. The 'drlllers feel
that they are on tbeseye of tapping
the underlying oil lake and are en-.
deavorlng to conquer the terrific
gas pressure that bsss been hinder
ing further drilling since. the pres
ent depth has been reached. SO
"gassy" is this we'll that every at.
tempt at further drilling II blocked
By q sand and gravel blowout,
which invariably wrecks the drill
ing rig; 90 that operations must be
carried on slowly and with great
caution.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-04-04

addressed to all the crowned heads
of Europe and Asia. Ridiculous
as 1t Is on its face, there is some
fear that 1t may do serious mischief
in the "bIack belt" where it will
doubtless be used to stir up trouble.
It Is written by the same negro, G.
w. Hines, who predicted war and
bloodshed in the South, q short
time ago, at a meeting in Washing.
ton.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-04-04
Our Rice Industry.

We received in our mail ,hts week
column clipped from the DENY er,
/ (Col.,) Post, giving an account of
visit made to this section By Mr..
| W, F. Kendrlck, of Denver.
+. tie was Impressed, while observ.
ing the progress of industries along
the Louisiana and Texas coasts.
with the great advances that ars
being made IN the production of
rice; 80 impressed in fact, that he
brought back with him volumin-
Gus cook book devoted entirely to
recipes for rice dishes.
"See.' SAID the weIl-known pro,
motor, a. he drew out of his pock-
ct his volume of culinary tatlcs.
this will give you pretty good
Idea of what the American appe-
tlte is coming to-"
Whereupon Mr.. Kendrick dipped
back the leaves, and displayed page
after page of matter concerning
rice balls, rice cakes, hapjscks made
out Of rice -four and rice dressings
ad intinitum.
cat the present time" continued
Mr. Kendrick, '.there Is more rice
eaten In the world than wheat.
though of course, the bulk of it is
used in China, whore they do not
know what wheat Is, most of them.
The seni.troplcsl regions OF the
United States are just now learning
how to produce this cereal with the
aid of modern machinery, aud at
the rate they are progressing they
will soon shut out the Oriental i'm.
ports. Two men with teams can
handle hundred acres of rice in
the fields extending along the Gulf
frC IN New Orleans to the Mexican
boundary. In Japan 1t takes two
men to take care Of one acre. OF
course, we have the benefit Of the
most improved machinery, and the
Southern rice ralsers, by specially
adopted means Of irrigation, are
enabled TO drain their fields and use
the same mowers and threshing
machines that are utilized by the
wheat farmers.
Speaking OF the lumber indus
try, which is coming to be the big
gest money-maker IL the South,
there was time not long ago when
the inhabitants of the Gulf states
burned their timber in order to
make room for their sugar planta-
tions. The value of their timber
was not realized, but now 1t is being
marketed on a tremendous scale.
Men who invested 10 timber lands .
few years ago are now realizing
eight and ten to one upon their in
Red cypress, In which
| am interested, u one of the most
desirable of lum bers, and it 10 un-
squaled in prioe by any other iu the
South except probably walnut.
Yellow pine 10 also one of the pro-
luots which is being marketed sx-
.sBsivelY.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-04-04

A few Pr0testaatss met. on Mon
day evening. March 23rd, and took
step towards the erection of Pro-
testaDt Caarch IN thls town. This
il to be 4. Union Church, that ~,
onegi which all Protestant dent n.
instions can hold servicesywilb equal
yiatts.-St N4rtinsvllls MesseugsE,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-04-04

TA nice line of writing tablets
can be had at EFF. Millard's News
Depot.
The Grit-advocate., 1903-10-23
For a Bad Back,

Sabra Montana, Oct. 19th.--A great
many men in this neighborhoud used
to complain Of pains in the back, but
now scarcely one can be found who
has any such trouble.
Mr.. Gottlieb Mil is largely respon-
sible for the Improvement for it was
he, who first of all found the remedy
for this Backache. He has recom-
mended it to all his friends and neigh
bors, and in every case it has had
wonderful success.
Mr.. Mill says:-
"For many years had been trou-
bled with my Kidneys and pains in
the small of my back. | tried many
medicines but did not derive any bene-
fit until last fall when | bought a
dozen boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills.
After using them a few days l began
to improve my back quit aching and
l felt better and stronger all around.
81 will keep them in the house right
along for in my opinion they are the
best medicine in the market to-day,
and if my back should bother me
again, l will use nothing else