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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-09-20

The difficulties opticians have ex-
perienced in arriving at an accurate
diagnosis of the complaints from
which their patients are suffering
have led to experiments in photograph
ing the eye. For this purpose an in
strument has recently been invented,
affecting optical science in general,
and the further development in treat
ing eye diseases and faulty vision in
particular.
According to Il German exchange,
the assistant of the university clinic
of the Royal Charity Hospital. DR..
Walther Thorner, has succeeded in
solving problem which had received
much attention from many others be-
fore him, but with little or no success.
He has managed to photograph the
background of the eye and obtain
good pictures of it, too. His inven-
ton represents a material improve
ment on the ophthalmoscope. invent
ed by Helmholtz in 1850. The latter,
however, only admitted of viewing
the background of the eye.
The fact that all attempts to pho
tograph the interior or the back
ground of the eye had remained fruit
less so far was due to the peculiar
construction of the eye. 1t is difficult
to light up the interior to such an eX-
tent as to enable one to take a photo
graph of it, and even in the use of
strong sources of light the exposure
would require so much time that the
eye would have to be fixed, which
would mean great inconvenience to
the patient Now Dr. Thorner has con-
structed an apparatus with which he
first succeeded in photographing the
eyes of animals, especially cats.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-09-20
Cne hundred Years Aqo.

The American squadron made
sixth attack on Tripoh, causing much
damage to the town. castle and bat
teries
The planet Juno was discovered by
Professor Harding. of Gothingen.
A terrific hurricane swept over the
West Indies. 800 vessels being lost.
Night siS ais along the English
coast were Instituted
Congress provided that an equivalent
of malt liquors or wine should be sub
stituted for ration of spirits at such
seasons of the year as, in the opinion
of the President, it would be advisable
TO make the change in order 10 pro-
mote the health of the soldiers.
Russian troop ships were fl the Bos-
porus. to protect Turkish and Greek
provinces from the French.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-09-20
Iwenty Years Ago.

Tho vatican sent note TO the
French government asking for the pro
lection OF the French missionaries in
China.
Secretary OF the Treasury Folger
died suddenly at his home in Geneva,
y. Y
Because Of the prevalence Of pleuro-
pneumonia among cattle, quarantine
was declared on Cass. Kane. Du Page,
Peoria. Whiteside, Morgan and Schuy-
lcr counties Illinois.
Henry T. Abbey was reported 10
have paid $4,000 for an interest In the
Porte St Martins Theatcr Paris, IN
order TO secure Sarah Bcrihardt for an
American tour
fifty acres or lumber yard and
Fame buildings IN Cleveland, Ohio.
we're burned over with loss OF ST.
W1H0
II was the gossip Of waIl street that
the Vanderbilt family bad lost 10000
co. hi unfortunate speculation within
few months
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-09-20
lie Sea Scourge
CHAPTER x.-tContinued.,
=O@

The moon vas up bright and full, and
the lovers walked out into the garden.
There was some dew upon the grass, but
they noticed it not. They had walked
about the place pnce, talking only that
sweet, soft language which is nonsense
to all save those who talk it. when Paul
was sure lie heard footsteps near him.
H. stopped and listened.
Mary" he said. I'VE are surely dog
ged."
PAIL eonversed as before, but he
watched narrowly for some demonstra-
ton. At length he reached a point where
thick clump of rose bushes grew at an
angle IN the wall and when he reached
this he was sure someone was near him.
lie passed on. but kept AZ eve directed
behind him. In moment more he heard
something in the path. ,ud on turning
quickly about be saw dark figure just
gliding across the path from the rose
bushes. He saw in an instqnt that il
was Hagar. With one bound lie reached
her side. and, Selling her by The throat
he forced her TO the ground. With his
handkerchief he bound her ankles firmly
together. and then, taking oft her long
cotton apron, he folded it up. and with
IL he bound her wrists down to her
knees. Having thus deprived her Of all
power Of locomotion. he said TO her in a
tone which she knew too well meant all
that it said:
Now. if you make the least noise
with your mouth, even so much as would
awaken a sparrow that had perched up
on your black nose, I'll finish the work
By putting gag between your jaws.
think you know me-"
From that time Paul and Mary walk
eli IA the garden undisturbed. and be-
fore they separated for the night they
said much which they would not have
others hear. Before he retired to the
dwelling Paul went and set Hagar free.
You'll suffer for dis. she said. as
she rose to her feet and shook herself.
You'll suffer more still if You do not
keer out Of my way. | have known
people to die before now by forcing them
selves into dangerous places"
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-09-20
thirty Years Ago.

Governor w 7. Kellogg, Of Louis
lana, placed a price of $1,000 on the
heads Of the participants in the 'Cou
shatta affair" in which number OF
Republican office-holders were killed
by q mob.
The reported discovery Of gold near
Carroll, Mont, started hundreds OF for
tune hunters in that direction.
The discovery Of a ledge of gold
bearing rock in Montgomery County,
Maryland, was announced.
Shanghai dispatches reported the
settlement OF the controversy between
France and Japan over Fornosa.
Professor Kings balloon, Buffalo.
with party Of newspaper mon, made
an ascent nj Cleveland, Ohio and,
after twenty-four hours voyage, land
ed near por' E;ron, Mich, nearly 500
miles away.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-09-20
forty Years Ago.

John Morgan, the Confederate raid
or, was reported by Secretary Stanton
to have been killed at Grcenyille,
Tenn.
General Sherman had broken his
communications at Nashville and was
on his way toward Atlanta.
Sherman having taken Atlanta. had
pushed his campaign twenty seven
miles to the southwark in pursuit Of
General Hood.
President Lincoln issued proclama-
ton of thanksgiving because OF tho
successes of Farragut at Mobile and
Sherman at Atlanta.
General Richard Oglcsby. then can
didate for Governor of Illinois. adj
dressed union mass meeting of more
than 1900 at Freeport.
The Supreme Court Of California
decided that San Francisco must issue
100000 bonds in aid Of the Central
Pacific Railroad
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-09-20
xex York corresnondenee

attributed to the fancy of some individ-
ual wearer. Now, however, it comes for
ward in grade of suit TO be much worn.
This is made of heavy plaids of rather
striking character, and consists of a
pleated short skirt and three-quarter
coat baggily loose in back. The effect
Of the whole is mannish enough certain
~ to satisfy anything but the most pro-
nounced taste in such direction. These
will be forenoon street gowns, and hard
Is are likely to be accepted by the mill
ions Of ordinary folk, as they are too I'M
yielding and assertive TO fit nicely into
small wardrobes. She whose gowns are
so many that she can have a change of
tailor suits Will be very likely to have
one in this fashion.
Another type of tailor gown notieea-
bic in the fall designs consists of pleat-
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-09-20
seyen,y-five Years Ago.

Burglary was made q capital Of
Tense in Great Britain.
The Paris geographical society Of
fered a gold medal for the best dsser-
tation on American antiquities.
President Jackson returned to Wash
ington much improved in health by his
rest at Old Point Comfort, Va.
In political circles of Paris an alli-
ance between England, Russia and
Austria was talked of, TO be opposed
by another between France and Prus-
STA.
The purchase of Texas by the United
States was the subject of much discus
sion by the AIserican and foreign
press.
President Jacksca ordered the naval
forces of the United States to the coast
of Mexico to aid American citizens re-
siding there.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-09-20
CHAPTFR Nh

1t was not until long into the evening
thar Paul remembered about the infor-
nation he had received respecting the
lugSer which was 10 sail in one week.
surely he muttered to himself he
said in one week-in-one week from to-
morrow. i the weather was good
And thus muSing the youth comnlenc-
I'll 10 walk the deck again. His mind
was now busy with mighty idea Why
could he not get Mary away from the
castle as well by that time rs any 9th
err This was proposition Aat dwelt
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-09-20
fifty Years Ago.

The Russians evacuated Gaiat1, Aus
tria.
Grand opera was produced in Castle
Garden, New York, by Giulia Grisi and
Sig. Mario.
King Leopold Of Belgium arrived at
Boulogne OH visit to Napoleon.
The allied French and English
forces made an attack by sea and land
on Petropaulovski
The allied Pacific squadron buried
their dead at Tarenski. and in a Grip
pied condition left PetropaulovsKi for
San Francisco.
Jerome Bonaparte, formerly OF the
United States army, was made lieu
tenant Of French dragons.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-09-20
len Years AGO

George W Peel, was nominated n
third time by the Democrats Of Wis
cousin for t'oyerIior.
Labor day was observed FOR the first
time as q legal holiday throughout ihe
country
Nearly 5i8t persons pcgiHhed ami
sle0o0oO woTiA Of property was de
stroyed in forest fires which wiped ont
Hinkley Mimi, and swept ever north
ern portions Of Mianesota Wisconsin
gud Michigan.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-09-20

rs it true asked the English
vaudeviIle actress. that there are PEG
pie IN America who really desire the
elevation of the stage
~Yes. replied the man from across
the pond. -.the gallery gods
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-09-20
Fashion Notes.

Spotted muslins are especially attrac
tise
Gun-metal green is smart shade in
yelling.
A touch of orange is lovely with brown
shades.
A very important point to consider is
the girdle.
To tie chiffon xeils in a bow in the
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-09-20
MORE MANNlSH SUITS.
TRIMMING OF TAILOR SUITS
GROWS SIMPLER.
Some Costumes Now Offered Are So
Striking as to Make Them Unpro-
stable Purchases for Any but Very
Abundant Wardrobes.

NJ 3 f L L | s H
ment Of tailor suits
and ar e n l 5
grows more and
more simple. and
there should be
noted Il type Of
suit that should
please those wom-
en- who admire
masculine finish.
This last has been
prophesied for
some time, but not
until the showing
of designs for fall
wear has it appear
ed in such forms
that IL could not be
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-09-20

So far this year the & tracts let for
the construction of new railroads az
gregate 1886 miles. against GOES
miles built in 1902.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-09-20

Congressman and Senator'S from AL
over the United states will watch close
" the election returns from the Sew
enth Kansas District this fail. II viii
be test case as 10 what government
garden seeds Vii do for man. Be
sides his regular apportionment of r.
900 packages. Congressman Murdoch
has talked other Congressman ont Of
10000 packages.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-09-20

Census bureau figures show that di-
vorces are increasing, and that five out
of every 1000 men who have been
married were living in state of di-
v0rce The figures affect nearly all or
equations.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-09-20

1t is an interesting fact that while
in our House of Representatives there
were recently 236 lawyers in Il mem
bership of 357, the British House of
Commons had but 100 lawyers in a
total of go, ana the French Chamber
130 lawyers among JS4 deputies.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-09-20

The most beautiful volume in the
Congressional Library is a Bible which
was transcribed on parchment by a
monk in the sixteenth century. The
general lettering is in the German text,
each letter is perfect, and there is not
a scratch or blot from lid to lid. Each
chapter begins with large Illuminated
letter, in which is drawn the figure of
a saint, some incident of whom the
chapter tells.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-09-20

The wealth of the United States, as
recorded in 1850, fiftyfour years ago,
was $7,135, 100000 which is not such
small sum of money if one were to
take the trouble to count it. In 1900
however, this sum had increased to
the staggering estimate of $94,300,000,-
600 and the statistieians figure that in
1910 the total will have reached $13S,-
600, 100000. If there is any truth in
the old proverb that Money makes the
mare CO. that quadruped must travel
with a very feet foot in Uncle Sans
domain.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-10

9t. JeseDhs Catholic Cbprch-Ragu-
lar service viii be observed at st.
'osephs church today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-10
ONLY A CANARD.

It was rumored on the stfesa
urday that the post office builds
Stuttgart and Goldman in AN
county were burned to the
by incendiaries, and the Gfapp'
the trouble to investigate the {
A telephone message t9 oq
brought back ,Ae reply tnaI ~
office at that place was not
and a simnar reply came iro''
man. Citizens living at the WV
seem to know nothing aAoou1 =
either of the offices, aiFhousa
say it was cold enough SarnraSa
noon to need "a fire. This Is 1
to be the reason the rumof sa1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-10
TN MINUTE SCHEDULE

General Manager Robert Y1fka
Ci5jzen 5 L.gat and Transit COZ
says me cherry street car ~
baen sraded from Ska ~
Forest park. and IS now N yD'
dition for the summer trattid
miuute schedule was tried %
Forest park and the corner OF :
anu Main. and frem 10 . p E
minutes were lost. Saturday thsl
ale worked 1nt 70 the minute
a ten-miHute service to the BAN
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-10
LEC CTuRE At HIGH SCHOOL

Rev. v. J David delivered a very
Instructive and entertaining lecture
on Africa TO the pupils OF the Pine
Bluff High scooI Friday afternoon.
Rev, David spent eleven years OF his
life in Africa as a missionary and mad
many interesting experiences to re,
late.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-10

ali q. m. a4d I ?. n. sunday schoa4
At 9.@o .. Ia. Christian Fnasayor a.
~ p. nj.
Second Presbyterian =c6urca-Dr@ ).
e ALexaaqer viii preach at IA a m.
aaa services viii be BED al Z 30 D. N.
aaota1h seaool $50 a. N.
Methodist Church = Sunday
school 30 a. m. Preaching ser
Flces al Il a. NJ, ana 7.45 p. M, by
the pastor. subject Of the morning
sermon, The Order ST Worship. AZ
this service Mrs. Core will sing tho
o1ertory Junior league at 3 D. m.
Cordial welcome to all IS extended.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-10
POLICE COURT.

Jane DeWaIJ. Ed Lee a4d EsteIle
Hines. FiGIatiug morality ordinance, s.
each. Joe Bass aud Eleanor Smith.
disturbing he peace. s. eaeA; Jonn
Burns. aruGA aaa a.sor4er.E. $.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-10

First Presb byterian Gbcrch, = SerY-
ices conducted by the pastor will be
held at the FIRST Presbyterian church
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-10

Riverside n. E. Church-Preachins
At Il a. m. and AS ?. mo BY ne
pastor, Rev. j. R.Djckerson. sunday
school al 20 a. n. Everybody n.
vited. a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-10

Rsadt - AN4ar Department
Estesfs =H=sr 8aetste >i1irf=A ai=ts, n
$. l.zza - i 5npsz=s znaee> ta tn@ss ea -
ru>ss sutton Inserting Town Hhe #font, FotN
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-10

Comprising all the new Wea4es n eooi=
ems ana y ASA EOoas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-10

caafahte.4 Sg3.f0f.tt.
I4thlng - .ong z.z1L -
aIH4 .u 9ine 5iuii ; aullla1
f-az 8#tumeE5 ~ aA9s. %
5iz.s =4EaestIy -rl@zE
4stom taii1r5a +s~s.
I'D rom 8.5 - 80
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-10
1E5 GOODS Wrrtto1 T FEA2 OF osA-o12-z
| ME WORE YCI E5DY TIE MORE YOU WILL SAVE
rp5 l8tL GARMENTS


3LE2g[ tfrs-#gz--z1-y
Hno.a-als --4es
za=ys aa-E1 SO
~. L.I.I - ~. t7.e. E1"f
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-10

B. B. Hastings. formerly OF this city,
but now Of Memphis. was in the city
yesterday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-10
. At TIE CHURCHES TODAY.
1. i. u. i. 4. i. 4. 4. IL 81 II i. Il. =. i. i.

Crlstla CburcA-aaQday school At
3 80 a. N. Preaching and ordination
OF elders and deacons BY Rev. R. Z.
Browning OF Little Rock a. i 4. n.
Christian Enueaysr at 5s45 ?. N.
Preaching ~ ia p. MldWeeA
prayer meeting Wednesday 7:45,
VITA cook study Ct Romans, the class
discussing ne third chapter at MS
meeting. Rev Cline viii fl tde
pulpit % april II.
Riverside N. E Church-Preaehing
At L a. m. and AS ?. mo BY me
pastor. Rev. ]. R.Dickerson. sunday
school 80 a N. Everybody n
rtted.
First Baptist Chureh-Tha past2r.
Rev Ross Moore, viii preach al bota
nous Of service. Subject Of me
mozaing discourse. = lesson Fram
Gideon 4-icgoly Evening sabJect.
Christ Before Piiat7. uuday sedool
Fl szs5 d. ma B. 2. Z. at { :. n.
Pubic ayited
aat Hagsoa has returned
5fo@ A#7setaer 9aere he las zen
revival m9=lae aE nat
Go b n. t, young m=n. s noay
Is interest.
services VII a-8 today
z4e sIe14a.az erea.
$50. tag6aia s.
et- e-FazeadeEa Preaching
at 10 loch ~ ne pastor. Roy. We.
Watson aQ5ee5. AIfIeaons. ~.
j ior iaasU7, p. N. nc senior
7asae vii a4e at o'clock ia tae
zf.esao- q a. 4a.eh tine az oId fasa-
tan=d #arlaalst eve feast WIl be
aate5 Preaching = 7s30 .. N by tas
paszor. sablee,: The Sinner Ills own
Destroyer
BF E " Vaughan viii hold regu-
ar services t#t1eA-est end mission a.
! s. m. and VIII preach a special ser.
mon al 5 D. n. 10 young men. S
school a D m.
9t JoseDh's Catholic Cbprch-Regu-
lar service will be observed at ST.
Joseph church today.
First Presbyterian Chureh. : serY.
ices conducted by the pastor will be
held at he E-cst Preshytenan church
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-10

e eaa aease 1he 5a>tiaioas ~e4rer n 3ur #la~
5t ade y lga-1aSs ta6rs. plated n4 side 70 s
= i.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-10

8F " Vaughan viii hold regu-
ar services at NEWEST End mission a.
Il 8. m- and VIII preach a special ser.
mon al 5 p. n. 10 young men.
school a 3 . m.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-10
Dry foods Department

THIS week - viii 5Ifer eytraordinary 'af-
Bargains Trimmings ~ lng soeci@i Us
=s,1at b, - 8ER I'M OFT 0u all ap-to= ia'0
r,a.tt,ax- n tfuae aflaa 1edaiiion> ana Sahus
#:-1,steae cred ana Ea,Iefa Bands. -noroaiuei9a 81
@ots-eet#He Is >ois, >un-, ,jafs1 ae a'l"ns, III
#f14=5Ecie .TssftIH&e. II @tSIesgf D1tp>f Cd
- l=JX11> n =eQu5nce.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-10

Roy Watson mas returned
2oIE 7seisaer Nbere ha#aas zen
revival me@unE a5 maj
y. n. - young men 5 g1day
interest
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-10-21

The second which gentleman so caftiIv
make equally significant Their is made su
ect 10 provlso They only willing obgate
the which they Indicate Provided the said
will the gentlemen the auouu sad
on Stale taxes under the new law.
NOW tins amount saved State already been
deduced from the increased County
the
OF the new law 1t self evident that there will be any in
crease IN the total amount of while
state taxes the will be the County taxes
inns would therefore DE found by subtracng
saving IN State taxes from the increase County taxes 1t is
the balance eft after making this subtraction that these
teen agree TO provided the taxpayer VIII pay them over
again he saving in State taxes They simply
fore they will be willing pay the increase in County
taxes VIII be- ION property with which the taxpayer already
concrete illustration will be interesting Suppose the tax
payer VIII be compelled of
county taxes suppose he State tax deduct
ing the S25 90 saved the State
the County tax and the that the
caused to by virtue of the co. Now these
gentlemen have already received credit $5
the State and in all should willing to agree
to the that without further
condition But by the terms of their ar
ment they will not unless pay
them the $2 90 saved the State him. aIOup they
have already been credited with thai amount
the that the has called
to by the law.
So unless the increase in the County
assessed viii be than DOUBLE whatever amount might
saved IN the State these crafty gentlemen
otHg on their lndemnifying bond The
pay In the increase in his
besides the taxes property not "already
1t must be admitted that the proposition which gentle
made their sensational
much like what is called in parlance bluff but
whatever is with its artfu
as cautious and prudent thing desperation led
propose.
Respectfully,
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-10-21
cur $500 10 500.

joliet, Ills, Oct. With the ex-
ception of the employees OF the rod
mills. all tonnage men at the billet
plant OF the steel corporation are now
at work under new schedule Of
wages which represents radical re.
duetionin the pay OF the men. This re-
duction ranges from 40 to 40 per cent
According to statements givvu our
here, 1t is part OF a general plan, put
into operation in all plants OF the
United States Steel company 0et. Isl.
the notice JUS. having reached the
plants at Ioiies, Soath Caieago aad
other plants. from headquarters
Under the terms OF the old contract
the wage scale expired The first OF the
month, notice to that effect having
been given by the steel company Of.
hcials sixty days ago. Then repre-,
sentatives OF the different d :part meuts
affected were calhd in and new scale
was submitted. The men expected a
cut, but did got look for SO radica
reduction as that offered. However
the new scale was accepted and all
departments are running.
The rod mill scale expires Nov. i.
The men in thes eldepsrtments now
make from IS to sra per day. The
cut will be about one half. Some OF
the tonnage men have been put on a
a Hat salary and the hours OF work
increased.
Steel blowers. who formerly mad z
$500 per month. and worked only
eight hours, will now make but $500
per month and work on "a IL hour
shit Shifts of fl We men each. work
ing eight hours each on ingot fur
naces, now number only three men
each. A heater who had only two
furnaces to watch now has three. One
OF the heaters who says he made
s.. 200 per year under tn. old system
now says he can only make $500 a
month.
Another disquieting fact is that
some of the veterans in various de.
partments are let out under the read
justment. Men who have been with
the steel plant IS years are out. The
new schedule has aroused couaid err
able discussion in mill circles, but
there are no evidence OF trouble among
the men.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-10-21
{ ERrAIN RESULTS.

Many Martinsburg citizen knows
how sure they are.
Nothing uncertain about the work
OF Doan's Kidney Pills in Martins
burg, There is plenty OF positive
proof OF this in the testimony of citi--
zens. Such evidence should convince
the most SIX ptical doubter.
Vim. -. Couchman. corner OF Mar
tin street and Maple avenue. carpen-
ter by trade. says II was taken with
severe pain across the small Of my
back accompanied now aud then with
sharp stitches which were terrible
while they lasted II / stood in one
position Tor any time was compelled
to move about to get little relief. II
| stopped, lifted or caught cold the
trouble was always aggravated. was
in this condition when l heard OF
Deans Kidney Pills and got them at
drug store. ! was told by a friend who
had used them that they were re-
liable. took them in light doses and
in d lew days the pain left my back.
and in short time the aching as
well as the other distressi ng symp-
toms OF kidney disease disapp pea red. -
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster Milburn Co.. Buffalo,
N. y. sole agents tor the United
States.
Remember the name Doan's and
take no other.