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The Delta independent., 1905-08-18
Versatility,

Does versatility count for anything
IN the theatrical profession?"
ut does" answered Mr.. Stormir 9
ton Barnes. ''if ID is the right Kind OF
versatility. am now looking for q
man who can do anything from load
ing trunks on dray TO wearing q
dress suit and taking tickets"
The Delta independent., 1905-08-18
Cures seia,sM.

Rev. w. l.. Riley, l.. l.. d. Cuba,
New York. writes: AFTER fifteen days
of excruciating pain from sciatic rheu-
matism. under various treatments,
was induced to try Hallards Snow Lin
ament; tho first application giving me
relief and the second entire relief
and the second entire relief, can give
it unqualified Recommendation &c, 5Oc,
$l.oo
The Delta independent., 1905-08-18
order or Washington.

!. J. winton Union. Meetings hel
every second and fourth Tuesday evening :"
each month in Odd Fellows hall. ". J. Gauut
President C. u. Crrsler. Secretary.
wn. spsulding Union No. III meets al
Frkert second and fourth saturday tights
each month ". II. Jarvis, President, Byror
4 Tan. Secretary.
The Delta independent., 1905-08-18
Peculiar Disappearance.

]. ID. Runyan, of Butlerville, o.,
laid the peculiar disappearance of his
painful symptoms, of indigestion and
bilieusness to DR.. Kings New Life
Pills. He says: They are perfect
remedy for dizziness, sour stomach,
headache, constipation, ETC." Guaran-
teed at any drug store, price 25c.
The Delta independent., 1905-08-18
Delta Co"mss Officers.

sheriff q. X. Gibbs.
County Clerk aud Recorder. ID. s. Doughty.
County Treasurer, J. Z. Becklcy.
County Assessor, sam COckerham.
County Surye, or. Joiiu A. Curtis.
County Judge. Y. \. Dickerson-
County Sup'i oi schools. Miss kmma Myers.
Joronef-Dr. q. II. BurIin.
George stephan. County Attorney.
7. N. Gets, County Coinmmissioner Isl distr:ci
Joseph Ho.refe, - a. 2ud "a
X. y. Wilinot. .. h" 3fd -
The Delta independent., 1905-08-18
Car Did not Favor War.

Recent news from ot. petersburg
throws a food of light on the negotia-
tions carried on by Russia and Japan in
1903 and 1904, and on the origin of the
war by series of highly interesting
and important official documents.
First was this telegram, sent on June
IL, 1903. by Admiral Abassa, then high
high in the Cars confidence, to State
Secretary Bezobrassof at Port Arthur:
1.-THE emperor wishes you to keep in
mind that his majesty has taken def
mite resolve to allow Japan to take pos
session of Korea as far north as our
concession on the Yalu river. This i'm
perial resolve must not be communica-
ted to Japan until the troops being
sent from Russia have reached trans
Baikal, so that it will not appear as if
Russia is not doing this on her own
free will"
The following telegram to the car
from Alexieff, then viceroy with abso-
lutte power in the far East, makes it
appear that he was urging the czar to
war with Japan:
II take the liberty to express my
opinion, founded on my observation of
the political circumstances, that the in
tended negotiations with Japan can be
successful under one condition only,
namely: That our minister at Toxic
De instructed to make the japanese
government understand clearly that
Russia is prepared to defend her rights
and her interests in Manchuria with
the sword, if necessary. Our minister
at Toxic. Baron Rosen. is exactly of
the same opinion.
On December "a, 1903, the viceroy
wired to the car from Port Arthur:
"Our military attaches inform us
that Japan has undertaken series of
military measures to occupy Korea.
is danger that Japan will act in adj
vance of us, along the Yalu river and
on the roads leading from Korea to the
Siberian railway and will destroy all
our plans for continuing our troops in
southern Manchuria
January "a. 1904, the emperor tele-
graphed to the viceroy:
"Since Japan has broken off diplo-
matte relations, it is desirable that
Japan, not we, begin by taking often
sive measures. If the japanese do not
begin with hosrilities against us, you
shonld do nothing to prevent the land
ing of Japanese troops in Korea or on
its eastern coast, including Gensan.
But if they land on the southern side of
Korea, you are authorized to attack
them without waiting for hostilities on
their part. place my hope in you.
God help YOU
On February s, 1904, the japanese
squadron. attacked the Russian war
ships in Chemulpo harbor and the land
ing of Japanese troops on the southern
side of Korea quickly followed. Shortly
Il
after midnight of February SO, Admiral
Togo attacked Port Arthur. The war
was on.
The Delta independent., 1905-08-18
The shrew.

She--They say that the best hus
bands are always thouehtrul In lit'l,
hings. Are you that way, Mr., Smith
Smith--No, don't have to be: m,
wife always calls attention to tbeu
before l have n chance to think.--D,
rot Free Press
The Delta independent., 1905-08-18
His Share Of Trouble,

Things are very dear said the dis.
satisfied citizen.
Yes said Senator Sorghum; but
we are all feeling II alike. can re
member the time when votes could
be bought for dollar apiece that can't
be bought now at any price. Wash.
lngton Star.
The Delta independent., 1905-08-18
Mcclellan p.o.,. No..s. q. a. n.

Meets the second Saturday of each month g.
the I. o. u. Hall at 90 y. III. The officers io
the ensuing year arc as follows:
Il. \. johnson, Commander: =. V. Command
er, u. 7. 6on. Junior V. Commander, Justin NJ,
Carihy u, D., VS., shippce; qua ttcrinasicT,J J. VI
Blair. Surgeon, II N. Gray; Chaplain, C. {
Marsh Adiuinni. Georpc Bccklev.
The Delta independent., 1905-08-18
Delta Tow ~ s,fsse-r..

Mayor. ". x. Gale
Clerk, J. y Bradley.
Treasurer. WIN. Mathews.
Trustees: A. 4. Penley. W. g. Cook. ". L
It's.
Tho Board Of Trustees meets the nrsi and thir,
Thursdays OF each month
firc Dciar,mcnt-wm. Il. Gale. chief. Joseph
Rollins, assistant. Meets Wednesday evening,
preceding meetings OF trustees.
The Delta independent., 1905-08-18
wo..,..-n Of ,h- world.
women OF Nosieran.

Meets second and fourth Mondays evenings
each month IN Odd Fellows hall Guardisi
Ncighbor Mrs. Ciarn Bradley: Clerk. Mrs. Nid
Houlnn.
The Delta independent., 1905-08-18

Oclta-C Camp No. sl85. NJ. w. A..
Meets first and third Thursdays of each month
In l. q. q. Y, hall A. b. Simpson. V. c.; NJ. W
Ramsey Clerk,
The Delta independent., 1905-08-18
Lodges.
A. D. and A. ~.

a. D. and a. ~.
Meeting nights. every second and fourth Mon
dsys Of each IN, nth. AT the Masonic Hall In I'll
Delta County Rank building. u. e. Edsari
w. NJ. u. II Johnson. sec'y.
Garaet Chapter. No. n. q. T.. y.
Meets the nrst and third Monday nights oi cacI
month In Masonic hall. Mrs Eiiza Rsrou.
Worthy Ma,ron; Miss Jessie Allison Secretary,
GRAND Mean Lodge, No. ~. n. OF II.
knights Of Pythias isil Z. Il Maharcy, c. G.
4. II. Vandcryerer. X. of X. and $.
Rnshssae ai.ser~.
Meets ,rst and ,hiri Thu, days OF esel, mont
u hntrhts II fytlnas hall Luc. Hiilman. N
l.. C.; Efie PAYNE. ". u. sc.
Delta Ledge. !. q. q. -. Ne. IIs.
Odd Fellows Hall. J. & Gale. =. G., y. J
Brnd'cy, SecN.
wessera siopc EncamPmeas. No. n
Meeting nights. nrst and third Mondays Of -rci
month. J, Q. Gale. c. r.; y. 4. Coomo'
scribe.
kasherise Res~ksh Ledge. Ne 81.
Meeting nirht,, sescnd and fourth Thar.da,
Budd. n. "a Clara Bradley. secretary.
Wo~dsa~u % Of the World
Delta Camp. 2Si. meets Tuesday night e.cl
week iu III, ,pdd Fellows hail. {. ID. Wal
| ter, G. Z. n. v. Maiheis, Clerk.
Camp No. as. Surface Creek meets ft.t an.
third Saturday nights at Erkeri hall. Ella
Wcpgcr. clerk. Fred X. Burriu consul.
women OF Noesicran.
Meets second and fourth Mondays evenings
each month in OtLi Fellows hall Guar,iiar
The Delta independent., 1905-08-18

Meeting nights. every second aud fourth No,
days Of each me- nth. AT the Masonic Hall In II
Delta cnunty Rank building. u. C. Edsar
W. NJ. n. II johnson. Sec'y.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09

SPEND SUNDAY IN HOT SPRINGS
ONE FARE ROUND TRIP.
via
PINE BLUFF Il WESTERN r p.
Tickets on sale every SATURDAY and
Sunday. coed for return the following
Monday
Fer further Information inquire IL
depot. or telephone.
r. N Atw9oi. Agent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09
THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST.

4 complete and interesting presen
tat.on Of the scenic beauty and the
rich natural resources and rapid
growth Cf the Pacific northwest are
set forth in beautifully Illustrated
booklet recently issued by the Chi
eaeo and Northwestern railway.
which will be sent to any address on
receipt of 4 cents in stamps.
The Lewis and Clark exposition
with the very low excursion "ates and
conducted tours in conrec-
ton Herewith over the Northwest,
ern line from Chicago and the east
have created an interest in this sub
Jet never before equaled For full
particulars address W. B. Knisllern,
P. T NJ. 215 Jackson boulevard Chi
cagO.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09
WITH THE MAGAZINES
+ + 1. 1. + I. + 1. + I. f. + 4
A Woman Who Succeeded.

Writing CT American Women in
Business in the New Idea WOman's $
Magazine for August, Miss Elizabeth
Howard Westwood says: Il you talk
to the heads of business concerns
which employ large numbers cf wo-
men, they will tell you stories which
tax your credulity. One OF Chicago's
biggest department stores has as the
buyer of it's jewerly a woman who
started in as messenger girl twelve
years ago. Her parents were the
poorest Russian immigrants. She was
kept in school only until she was of
working age From the first she
showed unusual intelligence and in
dustry, and has risen rapidly from
step to step until she now draws a
salary of $4,000 year and makes
nearly as much again on her ccmmis-
sions She has passed many men in
her race and won out entirely on the
grounds of her industrial efficiency.
This is. of course. a case so unusual
that,it seems almost to belong to the
class of miraculous occurrences. But
it has proved that given the ability,
sex is no obstacle.'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09
uow to Select a Wall Rack.

Writing on wall racks and cabinets,
in the August delineator. Alice M.
Kelloggsays:
"From the primitive line ct IT'S
aarlv construction the china caolnet
has passed through many phases CT
more or less elaborate design ana or
namentation. While its continued
nopularity is assured by its meeting
a nositive need. generous supply c'
china and glassware often caiis ioI
wall rack of cabinet to supplement-
the larger piece cf furniture. the "al'
:, ack has the advantage over It's sister
csHnet of not requiring any hcor
snace: it's cost, too, is much less
than that of the china closet-t"o con
s;derations that appeal tc MONIES
+ho+ are small in size and furnished
Of q moderate cost. A wall rach "
,oo1, ;ts hest must be of good design
ond suited to the room in Whlch II
,s nlaced. Not only fer the pfopor-
+;ons Of the rack itself. but the spaces
around it are factors in the genera
effect. just as the picture and us
frame may be we'll or badly reia'eu &c,
70 each other according to the SKIN
with which they were put tosetner'
IN buying wall rack there is often
some hesitation over the choice o, Oh
wood. A strict correspondence WIN ut
The larger pieces of furniture or the
woodwork in the room is not requis,
i1 An oak wall l'11s,'n rack may ~ be used ms'
hogany @ cabinet may be placed in a the
come room with oak woodwork. Some
,;n,es the contrast Of wood or hnisn
a;8erentiates the rack pleasantly
rom the rest of the room. II the wal
rack is placed above side table, now
a~or and the two pieces are devoted
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09
Automobile Max:ms.

BY their toots ye shall know them.
Keep thy lamps lit and so avoid lit
igations.
See that thy brakes break not. lest
thou b. broken.
Tho thine auto show the strength
of two-score horse, keep one mere in
thy stalls
A trained hand is best with a train
at hand.
In thy speed mock not the gentle
cow-the cow-catcher may catch thee.
Wiser than his own generation is
he who knows his auto.
In the morning slow thy speed. and
in the evening withhold thine hand.
None are 50 fined as those who
don't flee.
An auto at speed is fend indeed.
Let repentance be thine. if thou be
Among them who have nisteIen
s'gaol'' for 'gCal.
More discreet is an angel husband
than an injured plaintiff: and 10, a
widows heart may be swayed by re-
silent tires.
Today thou ridest in thine inte2r'-
ty: tomorrow may discover thee a
man of parts
Where law ends. speed really b.
gins.
Haste maxi s.rAaspd p"
Autos with glass windows should
not break bones.
A feel and his tonneau are soon
carted.
It is we'll to know thine auto; yea,
also to know thy chauffeur better
There's many nip on an auto
trip.
Give not thine auto name; thy
neighbors will name it fer thee.
A fair exchange is no garage
Why raise thine eyes. to the
weathercock, when thou hast nose
for the passing auto?
Take care of the pennies. the gar
49, will take care of the dollars?
Pity not thine horse, which can
boast both sire and dam; thine auto
hath nc damn but thine to comfort
it.-Richard B. Glaenzer in July
Outing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09
to tableware similarity of wood and
construction are desirable"
The July American Boy.

Patriotism. pleasure and profit are
the happy ingredients which go 4.
make up the contents of the July mum.
Der of the American Boy. The
stalwart American revolutionary sol
dier standing sword in hand in de-
fense Cf the Stars and Stripes will x
cite a real Fourth of July feeling in
both old and young. Among the
patriotic stories and articles in this
number are: Archie Comstock's
Celebration, which will simply tickle
the boys all over with its humor:
What has happened on the Fourth OF
events which have taken place on
that day: the First Declaration of In
dependence in America tells how the
planters of Virginia declared for free
dom from tyranny one hundred years
prior tc, 1776: The Battle of Fert
Windy is stirring description of
how the boys of Windham celebrated
the Fourth in spite of opposition
Kirk Munro's story. For the Mikado,
is continued and increases in interest.
A French Frog and an American
Eagle is advanced two chapters. and
Ny Four Years at West Point gives
more information about that celebrat
I'd institution Larger stories and
articles comprise: Life-Savers OF
the Sea, giving a fine description OF
the heroic surfmen who patrol our
coasts in sunshine and storm to sue
cor life and property from the mercl-
less waves. HeZekiah ButterWcrth
tells about his ''grand old man of
10y stories: A Boy Of the Old Fashion
ed Type. The Boy Conquercr; Can
You Write Letter? The Orchestra
of the English High School, of Boston;
A Night Alone on the Prairie; Uni
versity of PENNSYLVANIA Will Try to
Make Every Student an Athlete;
Freckled Tommy's Joke; Catching
Sea Serpent: Some Four-Footed He
Yoes: How Uncle Sam Collected
Debt: OF Sable Island. and a multi
tude of others. For the athletic boy
',ere are also: A Discussion OF
Football; Baseball Helps: Star ding
High Jump, by Ray G. Ery. American
champion. and Some Apparatus tor
aa Outdoor Gymnasium The Boy
Mechanic and Electrician tells about
current Electricity and how tc' exper-
iment. The various depart
Bows as Money-makers and Money
savers: The Order of the American
Boy; Amateur Journalsm; Funny
nus: Stamps. Coins and Cures;
The Boy Photographer; Tang!es;
KS Books Reviewed. are all replete
With most interesting Information,
American Boy Day is also made tea
re Of the paper and tells Of eeleofa-
tions to be held at the Lewis and
Clark Exposition, Portland, ore;
Cairo. His, Chautauqua. New YORK
and Boston. Mass. and many other
! points, at all of which hundreds OF
bows will be present and programs
given by the most talented boys OF
the country will be rendered. The
illustrations number over 100. Sub
scription price $100 year. Tae
SDraeue Publishing company, Detroif
Mich
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09

Pine Blaf - Hot Springs, Ark. ana
return Fase $la5. Limit f5~ return
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09

Pine Blutf . Saa.es Fare $50.
Pne Bluff y Rlv auden Springs.
q, ri; I-ara r.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09
CUPlD'S WEAPON.

Have you seen this harmful weapon?
A powerful thing it is.
Takes no powder and no bullets.
And, oh. my! don't it mean biz.
People say it is an arrow;
Well, that is a funny note.
Guess they're mixed and can't ex-
plain it,
Fer think it is rope.
Cause when I was young and jolly,
| Just spied a girl one day,
When rope was thrown around us,
And we ne'er could get away.
A. E. V.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09
Jobbers, Wholesalers and
Manufacturers
OF PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS.

LUMBER
LUMBER COMPANY
and in Lumber Lahs SHINGLES Sash
Bills
buildings buildings pannel door ia the beapeu, An
best earth.
FURNITURE COMPANY.
made and the
puDDEPAATT FURNITURE MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
sALEsROOM 423.425 MAIN STREET.
Wholesale department Third Texas
in
visit and inspect line
Stoves, Nails.
Mill Supplies All promptly
is Fair Dealing" a Is
on ine.n mail
RYLANo ouEENsWARE COMPANY
wholesalers crockery
glassware bar glasses Bucks
lamps. Headquarters fancy
business day in the
oaErFus
complete Dry uoods Furnish
ings delivery and quantities to suit
a. Is aud 2s Main street. Pine Bluf Ark
COMMISSION MERCHANTA
wEsTsRooK coMMissoN COMPANY.
Plaster Fire Brick Fire Clay
Meal Salt. Potatoes Bran. Corn Oats
Hay Chops shpstun Field Seed
Carload specially
FOUNDERS.
oiLLEY FOUNDRY COMPANY,
planning nnery Castings and Machinery
COLLEG4S
JAMES PRACTICAL BUSINESS COLLEGE
soicit patronage ambitious young men and women
studies
sessions J. W. JAMES,
SS-FlTZHUGH
a complete everything undertaking
ten1
and shipping al Tels
graph and ordey prompt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09

Billboards and posters are not used
in connection with Mr. B. F. Keith 5
theatrical business. He finds better
rapers.-JohU S. Gray in Printers S
Ink.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09
BUT REMEMBERED TO
NOMINATE HIM.

For county treasurer. Walter ].
Sears nominated Millard Partee. but
sat down and forgot TO mention his
rame. II WAS the only hit of the
eonveniion.-Chillicothe (OD News
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09

Any advertisement that reaches the
eye is good. The more eyes that see
It the better.-J. w. Callahan, Man.
ager n. Y. Groceries Exhibition.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09
Iron Mountain Rates,

Pine Bluff 10 FL Dorado Springs.
No, Eureka Sprias5, Ark. ani Silzam
Springs. Ark, and return Fare for
round TRIP hrst-cass far pins 81
Tickets on sale June ! tJ October /.
Return limit thirty lays Ex.enssoa
If this limit can De arraa5at.
Pine Bluff 10 NJ NebJ. ARK. ana
teturn. Fare $3.50. Tickets oa s7ls
from June / 70 October / Fins, Emit
for return October s..
Pine Blntf . saa.eE Fare 5 90.
Pne Bluff u Ravaudaa Springs.
Ark. Fare S7.I5
Tickets on sale juno to Septam
Ter Is Finai limit f2r return Ost5.
Der 3
Pine BIaf - Hot Springs, Ark. ana
return. Fase $l95 Limit f5~ return
thirty days from data=of saia. Tickets
On sale June . October I.
f. \. Atwood Agent
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-07-21
The New Word "Graft.v

Kansas CITY Star: If a person learning
English were to turn to a recent diction-
airy to learn the meaning of the common
word graft" he would fail to be enlight-
ened. From the Century dictionary of 1899.
the International dictionary OF 1901 and
the Standard Of 1903 he would gather that
a graft" was a shoot Of a tree or a piece
of skin to be surgically transplanted. A
CRATER" he would be informed. was a
person who grated the shoots.
So rapidly has this particular bit of lam
guage developed in the last few years that
a word which was considered mere slang
at the. sine of the publication Of the latest
dictionaries is now In good usage. You will
find 1t employed xithout quotation marks
N some of the most conservative and rep
utable publications. A recent book nut
forth by one Of the most eminent of pub
fishing houses contains a chapter heading.
"TheReign Of Graft" asd uses the word
Throughout as a well understood and prop
err term-which, indeed, 1t Is.
The development of the use OF the term
Is a remarkable thing when you stop to
think about 1t. One cannot avoid specu-
lating whether the addition Of this new
word to the language Is due to the sud
denly rapid growth of the phenomenon
which it names, or whether it is merely
the result of u growing consciousness
of the existence of a class of actions
which had been long present. but which
until recently had almost escaped atten-
ton.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-07-21
Japan,s Wonderful Powder,

New York Sun: Since the war be-
tween Russia and Japan began a good
deal has beer heard OF the Shimose
powder, which. in the opinion Of mill
tary experts, gives Japan a great adj
vantage both OF sea and land. The ex-
perts have been reasoning from what
was known of the destructive effects
OF the powder In the naval battles al
ready fought, for 1t was not until a
few days g hat a detailed descrip-
ton Of what the explosive can ac-
complish reached London.
This description shows the powder
to be even more powerful than was
supposed. The compound, which was
invented by Professor Shimose. is of
much greater explosive force than gun
cotton or dynamite. Whereas a shell
with a bursting charge Of the COM
pounds ordinarily used in Europe is
broken into a comparatively small
number of fragments, the majority OF
which are scattered through a very
limited arc, the Shimose explosiye
skaters h projectile into from 1000
to 5000 pieces, which are driven In ey-
cry direction with equal force, SO that
nothing can live In the vicinity. II
Is claimed that, in spite OF Its tre-
mendous power. the powder can be
handled with perfect safety. II also
mas the advantage OF cheapness, Its
cost being about half that Of gun cot-
ton. Altogether 1t seems that Japan's
artillery Is likely to be far more eff
fective thar Rassia's. II goes without
sayfng hat the Toxic authorities take
the most elaborate precautions to keep
secret the details of the manufacture
Of the powder.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-07-21
The lrony of Time!

Rochester Post-Express: Last week was
rather sluggish in the world of books, Al.
the auction sale of the late Senator Haw
ley's library Francs Wilson's "Recoilec~
tions of a Player a copy Of the costly
limited edition and with autograph.
brought only Sc. 80; while a first edition OF
John Hays pike County Ballads was
sold for so cents. 1t was in the first edl,
ton of his collected verses that plain John
Hay, newspaper man, wrote:
There are three species of creatures
who when they seem coming are going:
when they seem going they come: Diplo-
mats, women and crabs"
The irony of time! Secretary Hay wrote
these words thirty-five years ago, at which
time he doubtless little dreamed he would
become the greatest diplomat OF his day.
Then he aspired to play the poet. Now tho
first edition OF his verses brings 60 cents.
which about represents their intrinsic
value
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-07-21
Heads Like a Miracle.

Morayia, N. Y, July 17.-{speclal)
Bordering on the miraculous is the
case of Mrs. Benz. Wilson. of this
place. Suffering from Sugar Diabetes.
she wasted away till from weighing
200 lbs. she barely tipped the scales
at 1870 lbs. Dodd's Kidney pills cured
her. Speaking of her cure, her hus.
band says:
MY wife suffered everything from
Sugar Diabetes. She was sick four
years and doctored with two doctors,
but received no benefit. She had so
much pain all over her that she could
not rest day or night. The doctors said
that she could not live.
'.rhen an advertisement led me to
try Dodd's Kidney pills aud they help.
ed her right from the first. Five boxes
of them cured her. Dodd's Kidney
Pills were a God-sent remedy to us
and we recommend them to all suffer.
ing from Kidney Disease"
Dodd's Kidney Pills cure all Kidney
Diseases, including Bright's Disease,
and all Kidney aches, including Rheu-
matiSm,