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READY TO BEGIN WORK.

Messrs. Rider. Curtis, and HILL the
contractors for preliminary work upon
the six tracks that are 10 cross upper
King Street extended. at the base of
Shooters Hin, have already made UreU-
arauons for beginning the work A
number Of frame houses have been built
on tne east or the proposed lines, one Of
them between King Street extended and
the old Cats Road. They are extend
ing wire fences 30 as 10 guard portions
or the ground IN which their work Is
10 be done. Already camps Of working
men are being set up near this CITY and
gangs OF Italian laborers are often seen
on the Alexandria streets.
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THIEVES ROB PosToFF1CE.

LAUREL. Del, July 29.-Bacons. a
small town three miles south OF Laurel.
was visited by burglars. The stores OF
Perry Culver and II. y. Wilson and the
postofhce were entered. Considerable
merchandise was taken. The postoffice
was looted OF every dollar, stamp, and
tAleNes.
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REAL ESTATE DEALS.

S. II. Lunt, auctioneer. sold TO ]. c.
Milburn. a house and lot on he north
east corner OF Franklin ana Washing
ton Streets. The price paid was 500
Mr. Lunt also sold 20 DR.. e. A. Cor
man three houses and lots at The south
west corner Of Gibson and ST. Asaph
Streets. for $945. The property was sold
for r. s. Turner and J. A. c. Keith.
commissioners Of sale.
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ALEXANDRIA NEWS NOTES

ALEXANDRIA. Va. July 2s.-AIlen.
the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Smith,
died at his parents home in King Street,
between Alfred and Patrick Streets.
last night The funeral of the boy will
take place this afternoon at $50 o'clock
The Rev Mr.. EWell pastor OF the
Methodist Protestant Church. will con-
quot the services. Interment viii be
terry
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Los ANGELES ELKs WIN PRIZE.

CINCINNATI. July 29.-Los Angeles
Lodge OF Elks won the $500 prize for the
greatest mileage used by the members
attending the reunion Of Elks hem. The
Manila Lodge failed 10 get the prize
because It's members were in this coun-
try for other purposes than attending
the reunion.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Sales-Capital Traction. 5G125
Washington Street Railway preferred,
4G6O1k.
American National Bank 5d14O.
Mergenthaler, 10q175ls, 1OQI75H, IOa
1858
L.anstOn. 1O0G9. 1903. SQ9
Greene Copper. E3dl4%t
No after call.
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COLONIAL BEACH OUTING

Harry Quinn. William J. Burroughs.
William Moore. George T. Pettett. WI
liam Kelly, Captain Davis. Mr.. and Mrs
7; F; Kelly. and children and Elizabeth
Sweeney, left Alexandria for Colonial
Beach yesterday. The party will spend
about ten days on their outing.
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Contracted Chronic Diarrhoea While In the
Philippines

Philippines / contracted chronic Gfar-
rhoea. I suffered severely from this ter
rible disease for over three years and
tried the prescriptions Of numerous Dhy-
slcians, but found nothing that did ne
any good until l tried Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
two small bottles OF which entirely
cured me. and I have since had no re
turn Of the diesasc. '-HERMAN STEIN
2l2 n. Union Ave, Pueblo. Colorado.
This Remedy is for sale by all druggists.
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woRKMEN DROWNED IN SEWER.

ELIZABETH, y. J., July 2s-while
dt work I'm the manhole of trunk
sewer at Elizabethport, Patrick Mack
essy. employed by the Elizabeth street
department. was overwhelmed by a rush
OF water, caused by severe rainstorm,
and drowned
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vision, Ancient Order Of Hibernians 10
River View next Tuesday. is making
extensive preparations. Everything 20
make the day enjoyable for those who
attend has been done.
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x-RAY FINDS NEEDLE IN BABY.

HARRISBURG, Pa. July 29.-Dorothy
Mullick, fourteen months old, while at
play last night swallowed a needle, and
the hospital surgeons used the x-ray.
and located the needle in the child's
stomach.
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Latest Ne7os Of WIash1mg7om
ana Ne7v York Stock Markets
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Reported by W. B. Hibbs & Co. 1919 ?
StreeS- Members New York Stock Exchange,
lineage Board Of Trade. and Washington Stock
Exchanged
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OPENS BRANCH.

The Virginia Safe Deepest: and Trust
corporation has opened branch bank
at Lovingstor, Nelson county. Va.
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Asked Special List.

When Captain Sewen exhausted the
eligibility list the Civil Service Commits
sion had. he requested the preparation
Of a special list. This was done. and
Taylor and one other man qualified.
They were employed at once. and a sec
ond list was called for Applications
were Immediately made by local brick
layers. most Of them negroes. and
twenty-odd We're qualified. That gave
Captain Sewell as many men as he had
when the twenty-eight union men
walked out. OF these men twenty-six
We're at work today.
Out of this twenty-six there are if
teen or sixteen who are first-class work
men, able to stand the Government
tests The rest are not quite up TO the
standard. and will be dropped as soon
as more competent men can be pro-
cured from the eligibility lists now in
prepara ton
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BriCkLayerS' Strike
Called a Race Issue
From Union Hold Confer
enCe With Captain SeweIl-Nanes Terms
on Which They May Return to Work.

At a conference between Captain Sew
ell, the engineer officer in charge Of the
building work at the Washington Bar
racks, and three foremen bricklayers,
representing the local union, which iast-
ed for nearly two hours this morning,
Captain Seweu told the representatives
of the striking bricklayers that they
could return to work If they registered
on the civil service rolls.
Captain Sewell will take them on as
emergency employees. and then let them
qualify on a special eligibility list that is
being prepared by the Civil Service Com
mission. After this they may resume
the status they gave up when they
struck nearly two weeks ago.
The committee from the union was not
authorized to accept these terms, but
will report them to the union
If these terms are accepted-and the
indications are that they Will bet will
mean complete victory for Captain
Sewell and further complication of the
unions troubles, since it will now have
to deal with fifteen or sixteen non-union
men who are work, instead Of only one.
as was the case when they first began
war on the negro. Taylor
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sI.as to Baltimore and Return sl.as

Via Pennsylvania Railroad, every Sat.
urday and Sunday. Ali trains except
Congressional Limited. Convenient
schedule.
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FOR HIBERNIANs.

The committee in charge Of the ex-
cursion TO be given by Alexandria Dt-
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NEWS AND GOSSIP
OF STOCK MARKETS

1t was evident yesterday that a larger
proportion Of the selling on Wednes-
days decline had been for the short ac-
count than was generally supposed to be
the case The speculative houses and
brokers, acting for speculative inter
ests, who sold the market so heavily on
Wednesday and were large Dor
rowers In the loan crowd afterwarl
were equally prominent as buyers on
yesterdays recovery. On Wednesdays
lowest prices stocks were offered so
freely as to give the impression that
the floating or speculative supply must
have been very materially increased.
yesterday afternoon. prices
having recovered anywhere from ~ to
w per cent from Wednesdays low fig
ures, there seemed to be an actual scare
ity Of stocks. quotations advancing be-
tween large transactions on lots Of 200
ana SOO shares, even in such stocks as
mon Pacific, Southern Pacific St Paul
and Steel preferred. The total of yes
terday,s transactions fell considerably
under Wednesdays total After a recoV-
of per cent through the
active list the market became almost
stagnant. It was the aggressive buying
OF Union Pacific and Southern Pacific
that started it up again, the great
strength Of those stocks, the former Of
which had been the leader Of the mar
ket from the beginning Of its recent ad-
vance, causing a pellmell retreat OF the
short interest
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CHICAGO, July 29.-The following
prices were quoted on the grain mar
ket TODAY:
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Conditions Upon Return.

II the union men come back-there will
be between thirty-fve and forty men
on the work. This is just the number
needed. If they do not come back ;neir
places will be taken by men certified on
the next eligibility lists. one of which.
a special list, is now being prepared. and
another. the regular August list. win
come out early next -aonth
Scores of applications for examination
papers are coming in from nOn-union
brlcklayers, who are anxious TO get
Government wOTw. and the decision OF
the local bricklayers' union will have to
be made IN a few days or their chance
viii be lost. IL is thought, however,
that the cooler heads will prevail and
Il, At the union men. many of whom did
not want 10 strike. will go back 10 work.
Some Of these men have obtained en-
ployment elsewhere, but the majority
OF them are still out.
Anyone who talks to the bricklayers.
union and non-union, privately. may
easily see that the whole trouble was
caused by the race question. The white
men In the union particularly those
who have been brought up in Washing
ton. do not want to work with negroes.
Taylor gave 10 a reporter for The
Times this morning a full statement OF
his experience with the local union
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Opening
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Market opened firm. TO points
higher. Noon, quiet and steady.
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An operator whose analysis of a con-
fused speculative situation Is generally
of very shrewd and trustworthy char
acter said yesterday afternoon: Il
should not become Overenthusiastic
about this recovery today. The market
was heavily oversold yesterday, and to-
day, with the more pacific news from
abroad, 1t was a comparatively easy
thing for the bull element to rout the
other fellows. They have been proving
upon each other. The question now,
In my mind, is whether they can get
enough general commission business to
sustain the market or wht Their in the
absence OF such support stocks will sag
back again. / am inclined to think that
the market will have to be let down TO
meet the public. AS soon as Il begins
to take hold the market can be started
up again"
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The market got its initial impulse yes
terday from London. In the American
quarter Of the London market nrices at
the hour Of our opening ranged from Y
TO l per cent above New York parity.
and in the forenoon here the interna-
tional houses repurchased stocks heay-
hy, their buying being almost as heavy
as was the selling from the same quarter
on Wednesday. Il was in the interna-
uonal stocks that the recovery started
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A Race Question.

Il was q regular member OF the Inter
national Union" he said, but the local
union here would not recognize me.
came here and got work with a private
contracting firm, and had worked only
a few days when the boss told me
would have to go. He said the Wash
ington men would not work with me.
left and soon picked up another tenn
DOrary Job. When that work was fin
ished I went TO another contractor. BY
that time / was known to the local men.
and they had told the contractor that
II he employed me they would quit. One
or two had already quit Jobs 1 was
employed on. He told me he had no
work for me 20 do. I rhen made
charge against these men before the
union / told the officers I had been
walking the streets for two weeks, and
that ! had a family dependent upon me.
a prominent officer got up on the floor
and said he would do all he could to
keep me walking.
II had a travelling card when / was
In New York. but l did not bring il
here because IL would do me no good. l
know dozens Of negroes with union
cards In their pockets who cannot get
work"
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STEERING exchange eased off yesterday,
ana IN consequence there was much less
'alk OF possible gold exports. In some
Uniformed quarters It was said that
gold shipments to London were not
l!Neiy. IN all probability about half of
the l0,O0O,0 900 which Is To he Maid o,,er
early next week or possibly before the
close or this week TO the local represent
tatiYe OF the Cuban government in DaTt
payment or the $4,000. 600 of bonds pur-
chased by Speyer & Co. will he Esnt
70 Havana in the form OF gold. The
balance may or may not be sent In the
shape OF paper currency, the equivalent
OF g0lu. OF course These shipments
VIII, however, be made In several Install
ments, and cannot ne considered as IN
any sense possible source OF disturb
dnce 10 the local money market
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Competent Workman.

Taylor Is an excellent workman. Yes
terCay he laid 1.3OS bricks on work
where 1000 bricks is considered a fine
days work.
OF the fifteen or sixteen men who Will
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NATIONAL BANK sTOCKl

Capital Traction Co..,.....,..... l24
Washington Street Railway pr. cox
Warrington Street Railway CON-. "a
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GOVERNMENT BoNps.
RAILROAD BONDS.

Capital Traction R. R. 4s........ los 1917
Net. St. R. r. IS, 1928 lis go
Net. r. r. Cert. indebtedness A.. lOl 80.
Met r. r. Cert. Indebtedness B.. l0l -.
Columbia R. r. C., lel4........ Ils 80
Columbia r. r. ID mort 5s...... i0S LOG
City & Suburban 5s.............. 100 -.
Anacostia & Potomac 5s....... DO -.
Wash Street Railway 4s......... 1SR Is
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National Safe Deposit & Trust. $50 l55
washington Loan s. Trust...... e0S 81.
Washington Safe Deposit 80 ..
Union Trust Storage. l07 20.
Washington Savings Bank ...... I02K III
Home Savings Bank ..... AS :.
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MISCELLANEOUS

Wash. Gas Co., ser. A, Is 19O2-Z7. l05 .
Wash Gas Co, ser. B. C. 19O4-27- l03 d.
Washington Gas cert. lex T.
y. S. Elec. light, Deb. Imp. 1904 l0J &.
U. S. Elec. Light Cert. indebt... l054
Ches. & Pot. Tel. Co. 6s......... I08X -.
Wash. Market Co.. 1st g. 1893. .. 100 &.
Masonic Hall Assn IS. c.. 100
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CORRESpCbnbNI'S
EnII1JGAL G0LII4N


Editor;
Please allow me- space to reply
to Mr. Derryherrys 'e''or ,hat
appears IN the Gar.sEr III wants
70 know the way from llpr,h 10
to Ilesven well il you will rrailthe
laws ,h.t Chris, laid down md
follow them. think He vii
have good guide Post to 50 by
certainly Chrst,an must be y
ltollowor Of our lord Jesus Carist
or he can't he 10 GhrIslihl. as
/ there is TO othcr topcS ara saliva.
tion only by and through the
mercy ot CHRIST, From Tho heglu.
ming of man the law ~ God was
banded down thrnugh Nv np"silcs
land profits until Gud saw n u
send his son tArist ~ ,Utc he
! Esllh aud ~ tb'nGs "a u - fr Jatr
Me Baptist Son Wi, liua bin l''rechinl
! llip wmd q ,iod be',te m'd eitrl Eius,
cuaa uton NE Earu Ilc ltsHcltca bn'l
lhr Oh, 'r,a nrw lay aud When ltc las
4 ~ Ctrist was c-ipl'lSlpd ihal W. lla
aii lmeM aid unnJ0t.n rf ,i,c 81
M tn Cbli,l VIZ hGyp moi r,nia {,
destroy III l1w, ltn' 70 ia nj Il 'r1n
hat coinnt nres the New 6rs, ani New
laws y, whic We alinre "a iva ~,
be- iAlacd hy. In u" case can sru ln,
4, where J ,hn tl.t Bunici ss.emea ia,
powrr % iusg'vins ntr om,Gtmilns ~
spirit ~ i,au {,r hc lcrcNs ltat ri
forgiveness must cainc il'tmieh God M,
Chtist even > hen CAtsi va. IN III
flesh l,r wuhli ,inF ASSUME Inc power u
forgiveness, and whrn Inc mult'utc
: sNnrlu him 10 forgive tlifir Sits he in
!, veaiihit referred them 10 God til
Fa'hrr snd Creator e NIL
No@ % cpme TEA iItio heilr up,ler
slanarng it viii necessary 10 enter ino
details pf the suligci 10 make NOR
: clcnr and give q mlter understanding
Mr. p rryheryS RISKS tina oncp r,iculu
1, question nbnn, tnildiar ,i,v church o
Me Rock ihal slt,nesa,es Of lieil shai
!, mol riesa'l agains, i wait 10 81
: right heic ihe' l. y compact he,wee
Ged The isA'hpr AID hi. snu .leS'ss Chris
I + rpaf'amalionoF the NV Laws an
the Prwcr gwen u Ch,i>t wodr Cnris
wss - H., hcst ,sd amrrgsi men Il
cnuncyle'l H,pia :, meet together tln,
ih,y nigh, h,cnme betcr mouam,c
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LIVE RIGEl

This word means much 70 every
one, and to the man who claims 70
be a christian, it is the bedrock
Of ms lie in charactcr--When u
man snyy that he is a christian,
all eyes IRE OH him, they see his
.acts, weigh his words and count
N,a steps His acts VIII be clltlcls-
'ed even when lie himself thinks
Fa' be i Not dong wrong Ills
words Vii be mimiccd,
when least expectcd His
.steps Win be traced when he j.
sleep at night Preachers It be-
.'onies us to havp Christ As onrpx,
Iomple at all times--And then
here viii hc slenly q criticism,
Eon our lie.
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with The Divine lew nrcr Jesus Drrui
ed from Ne Earth ard lhc people were
lett nlone 80 them srtv,s then commence
ed ne work II Manmon 10 decciye ,h,
peapt mud overthrow DIE Power an9
VOID If God and Chtls. .lur iollow
Slampnna loug the ine and see buw
wen hc fas accomplished his purpose
~ N4- deceived n, 4 bcenica MI mun
tlnd md ems, y gloom on the incc Of
tihe Esul | want to shy rsh, ho.o
lhcrc is no ohmah nni no man in the
4 lltsh ''et hrs Tic Power 10 forgive alma
~ MY one, lha, Power hrIongs 10 Gcd
end Christ ltsus alone Now when
top heara church or indv,dual c'alm
lhtS have llln' Ppwer aiycu them 10 Low
awe ~ condemn hr soul of man vriI
ena he assu'od that me, we only one a.
l'.r mab, false i'fpHia that Jesus warned
~ prnple against. I, is true We have
y eAt diil rent chufruer bur they Ml
.cm % he wpthing under The ins.luc
t;oua u God ard deng gient good ior
mankind
NV il MI Derryhc,ry wil ,isti mo
! Wesley Meiudst Church funaded hy
lnAa Wc>lcv " ,ae thlis'ian Chnrch
,onnccd ~ Ala ndcf Campbell or ANY
lnt ite liclg,ons Churches he WI lind
!, MAJ no, one ol them nip.Ne MY frclcn
'iohs to hold Tie power of COD but
! lhey n'lg c'aipi "a hc lcacherS and
'nairue'ess or the Div lie law with no
special PnNer a',oened 10 them in
inoniug Them NJ lhey are tho grand
sriool4 of ins,pcytus III speaks
1 aboUn Tho Joseph Smith was sharp
!, shrade man 10 BIS dry he formed
(, coony ~ md establish a
religion 81 his own make up. and gsi
followers 10 helicva him TIA, lie nigh.
urtunplish his eva desires jnsl lo k
Al lie Mulfaaa ii.,te ,nd can SEQ Tim,
+. N"n cin see iihi 10 copicd ull together
i from The siehsn,il Blh.e wih f,w
!. charges ru' 10 y, We will class him
!. With the ialse Profits snca Reliumn is
: NIX recognize by ,cnsihc and religious
il pcoplc.
al irnsiirs Mr. Derrsberiy will place
f, himself in accord with tho churches and
u SCI u meier understanding of them |
II 'b'nk Ills oriDiDn viii be different,
d Wishing good luck to lie. Ed. and stan [
!, bid you M a due
6 Wm, H. Nelson.
! Gravel Point;
I! 1cx,s, Co; No.
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VIZ wonE tor g be i aencat q
our fellow man. And or motto
shall ever be to love our enemies,
aud do good 10 'hosc that would
despitcIul!y u.o US. Jesus lahorcd
to do good he died on ,h" cross
70 help tuIien man. May We eve'
labor for the ssny
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1.B. l4lttls. N, D,
PHYS{JyiN & sEnG EON
NORWOOD NO.

Has been here y years and
handles parkdayises' Drugs in
his Office and HAS pharpac2 Ii.
cepse and ne riG0t @ fll otlior
Doctors prescriptions ana fur
nish his own Drugs 10 his nrac.
ticc, and has no part il any Ding
Store.
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DR.. Dade's Little Liver Pillsl,
cure Liver ills.
Sold by W. A. Hoffarth.
Fowler MO.
8 Hon. Frank Ellis ia laboring in
the interest Of the Republican
Party.
The Ed. andsfamily in company
with Mrs. Winnie Sappington paid
Elder Dennis and family a visi |
on last Saturday.
Mr.. Williams nominee for Co.I
Assessor on the Republican, ticket
WINS Ia town last Wedne aday.
For ali styles Y colors in Outing,
20 to Pope < Bradford.
MIR. Bruton Candidate for Judge
If Snuth District was in Norwood
on last Wednesday.
-Colombus Cooper and Berry
| Iouser are still with us, and doing
a good business il, the line Of en-
larging pictures. They are from
Morgan Co.
"A great many apples are brought
to Norwood and our genial Mer
chant Mr.. Marshall and Woods
doing the buying.
Rev. l. $. Garrett will address
the people on Saturday at 3
o'clock Oct. 20. 1904 at JAH-ViIl
= Fowler Mo. Come one come al
> we are very anxious to meet tn
people at that place, from Tar an
Is near, little, big, old and young
d Friends do not fail to meet n
there on the date above named
Rev. Il, s. Garrett
n You cannot cure piles by exte
@ nal application. Any remedy to
4, effective must be applied in sid
right OF the seat Of the troubl
ManHan IS put up ia a coIlapsib
Of tube, with nozzle, 40 that
&c reaches inside and applies the r
mcdy whore il is most needle
ManZam "strongthent the bio
EFT vessels aud nerves so that pill
Ia are impossible. Manzan reliev
a. the pain almost instantly, hca
soothes. cools and cures,
Sold by W. A. Hoifarth
Fowler
Be As we have often said we ,
ut not in politics ut present.
ak we do hope the people will l
asst slightly investigate the immor
one of which is cropping out even
We. higher circles of life.
Pope & Bradford general n
on. chants OF Norwood always keep
,rn hand fne lot Of goods suitable
City, Town or Farm people &C
at and see them before Purchasing |
t OF where.
Jas. Taylor, Of Kcndallvi
Ind. was seriously diseased y
ing kidney and bladder trouble
K'o- 20 years. He tested every kno
WV remedy without much benefit,
Is u til he used Pineulcs This new /
new covery cured him, and MI, Tay
any advises all pevsons suffering fl
auer kidney or bladder trouble To Z,
bottle Of Plnenics at once.
No Sold by W A. Hoifa
Fowler Nc
rom