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DIED.

pETHEL1.-At Presbyterian Hospitsl.,Nev York
city Jan. 49, 1905. Louise. beloved child OF
Union SPbie and Donna Isabel Bethel ago
years.
Funeral. 2sO Upper Mountain Av. Upper Mont
clair. N J.. Saturday. Jan. q. a. 2.so p NJ
CANYON rAursdAy. Jan 10. Mccoy l.. vito a;
tho late Nathaniel X. Cary. In the sth year OF
her age.
Funeral services will be held at her late residence.
80 Plerrepont St. Brooklyn. on Saturday even
Ing at O'Clock. Interment At Forest Hnls,
jamaica Plain. Mass.
cHIDwlC6. --Hlchard. native OF Clonakilty, Cork.
Ireland. and beloved husband of Ellen Child
wick in the esth year of his age.
Funeral from residence, 46i iih ST., Brooklyn
Saturday morning, thence TO the Holy Name
Church. where ygquem mass VIII be sung AZ
1880 A. II. Tho intermeni Will be at Calvary
Cemetery. Friends and relatives are Invited.
Corr papers please copy.
GALLAGHER East Greenwich. r. l., on the
18th inst Hcnp Newcoinb. son OF the late
John Bernard aud Sarah Newoomb Gallagher
an. grandson OF Rhoda Neweomb. Ia tho Goth
year Of his age
Funeral from bis late residence, saturday tue
2lst inst. at 10 O'Clock \. M' RELATIVES ana
friends invited TO attend.
GORDON MILITARY oEpER. LOYAL LEuIoN'
tfStrYD SrATKs -CoNMsNpKRr STATE o. INV
Yoar- Companions arc Informed Of the death
az Lieut. Leonard J. Gordon Funeral seT cra
viii be held at Wayne street Reformed Chr reA.
East orange 10 day al noon. Companions are
requested TO attend. IS order OF
Gen THOMAS II HUBBARD. Commander
<oEi. H.AKEMAN. Recorder
HOFFMAN James M at Middleville y. y on
January 10.
service, al his home iiN WslhIngton avenue.
on Friday January 21th. al O'Clock. Funeral
at convenience Of family
JAot-Es. HIS homc. no East o0th -, on Thus
David Il IaQleA
Notice OF funerA hereafter
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BROKER HIGGINSON WINS.
0'Ncili. Who Searched His Son. to Patrol
In PARKWAY Precinct

Commissioner McAdoo talked yesterday
with James j. Higginson, the broker, who
brought charges against plainclothes man
Edward O'Neill of the East Fifty-frst street
station and whose case was dismissed by
Deputy Commissioner Lindsey. Higgin-
son and his son were stopped and searched
bv O'Neill. who refused TO tell who be was.
After the talk. the Commissioner said
i am Of opinion that O'Neill's action
and discretion as TO unfit him for plain
clothes duty in any precinct. The ends
Of police discipline and justice will be met
by REMINDING him to patrol duty in a pre-
cinct far from his present station In
doing this must confess my surprise that
Cant Lantry should ask for the services
of such a man in capacity that calls for
discretion
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MAN WITH TWO LEFT LEGS.
lie VIM Burgle. Although He Knows the
HoOdoo VIII Get Him.

John Reilly, known to the police as Lefty
Coats, was prisoner yesterday in EsseI
Market police court on a charge of burg
larry. Reilly who has served several terms
in prison says he is not burglar by choice.
but is pursued by a hoodoo. He Is left
handed his left eye looks to the right, and
his feet are shaped so that he wears two
left shoes.
He was released from the pententlary
a few days ago, and was about getting away
with Martin Mantels jewelry and clothing
In the house at 0iS East Thirteenth street
when looking glass fell with a crash.
The neighbors rushed in and Reilly was
grabbed.
In the police court yesterday he said:
ITS no Use. | couldn't git away from
de hoodoo suppose if ! had got outside
wild de stun a patrol wagon fun of cops
would have run over me.
He was held in 81 500 bail for trial.
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The Statue OF Woman TO 10 Placed In
Statuary Hall.

WASHINGTON. Jan. l9.-The statue of a
woman will be placed in Statuary Hall in
the Capitol. through the action Of the
House to-day. Speaker Cannon has been in
formed by the Illinois board of commits
sioners for the erection Of statue Of the
late Frances +. Willard that the statue
executed for the State Of Illinois by Helen
Farnsworth Mears would reach the Capitol
about Feb II, and asked that arrange
ments be made for an early acceptance
Of the same by Congress
MIR. Foss (Rep, M offered a resolution
fixing Friday Feb. II. al 4 o'clock az the
date and time for holding the exercises,
which was agreed to.
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Movements OF Naval vessels.

wAsHrNGToN. Jan. 1a.-Tfe monitor
Arkansas has arrived at Lambert Point,
the gunboat Newport at Boston. the de-
stroyer Hull at Norfolk and the gunboat
FL Cano at Kukang
The cruiser Chicago has sailed from
Callao for Acapulco. the gunboat Ben
nington from Callno for Corinto and AGA
Julia. the collier Hannibal from Cuebra
FOR Hampton Roads and the cruiser Chat
tanooga from New York for Boston.
The armored cruiser Colorado was placed
in co mini ssion at the League Island Navy
Yard to-day Capt. Duncan Kennedy com
handing The gunboat Bancroft has been
ordered out Of commission.
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rHIRTY-sEVEN MORE TO PATROL.
Plucltcd out Of Plain Clothes and From
various Precincts.

-Thrty-seven plain clothes men have
been restored TO patrol duty in uniform .
said Commissioner McAdoo yesterday
4Thev have been gathered up from various
precincts from which they could be spared
and thew will be placed where they will
b., of greatest service. The list is being
further investigated and a committee
zone man has been taken Of the tele-
phone table in all the precincts that have
them. also Operators Will do ten honr
shifts hereafter instead of eight.
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The low pressure area which was in ihr north o.
wr,l passed eastward yesterday and out the ST.
Lawrence Valley attended b. clouds Wec'hrf
and rain In the OHIO and Tennessee valleys the
Lake regions and New England There was also
20 rain in ,b,. south Atlantic states. elsewhere
tie weather was fair.
II was urscHsonably warm Ia the Middle Atlantic
and New England states and tho eastern hall Of
the Like reg 1t was slightly cooler Ia the
Northwest In this city the day vas iar and
warmer winds fresh southeriy. average humidity
r., nor crnt. barometer, corrected 10 read 10 sea
Iryel. ASA. ~, 20 IS. 3 y. NJ. 1890.
me temperature yesterday as recorded by nc
orDelal thermometer s. shown IN me annexed table;
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aLnERTSoN WANTS TO GET OUT.
Only as Inspector. However Adoo Wants
10 Help Him.

Police Captain Albertson, who was re-
Gently reduced from the rank OF Inspector
by a ruling Of the Corporation Counsel that
he had never legally held that rank wants
10 resign provided he can do 80 with the
rank and pension Of an inspector, ne ma
written 10 that effect 20 Commissioner
McAdoo ,,-.
Mr.. McAdoo il willing to grant Albert,
sons request He has asked the CiVll
Service Commissioners to help him out.
Albertson il under s. years Of age and not
.'I;g,,le fcr retirement e1cept on the rec om-
mendation Of the Board Of Police Surgeons
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No opposI,Ion o MatchOrn,s Confirmation

WASHINGTON, Jan. 49, There will be no
opposition 30 the confirmation Of Robert
Watchorn as Commissioner Of immigration
al the port Of New York from Senator
Knox or Senator Peurose The two Sena-
tors, under the impression that the APP
pointee was credited TO Pennsylvania and
not having been consulted in the selection
were inclined 20 object. To-day, how
ever when they learned that Watchom
was nominated as a New Yorker they an
nounced that they would not oppose his
confirmation.
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Bln Giving Naval Onicers the same Pay as
Army Officers.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 10. The House Com
mittee on Naval Affairs to-day authorized
a favorable report on Representative Day
tons bill abolishing prize money and
shore pay, and giving naval officers the
same pay and allowances a. officers OF cor
responding rank in the army The bill.
IL passed will give staff officers, like Sur
gcons and Paymasters, an allowance OF 500
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MARRIED.

AHERN--RoBERTSoN.-o Thursday. Jan 30.
1906 by the Rev. Robert Collyer. DID, Pauline
Robertson TO Henry Edward Ahern.
vANDERKIEFT-MILE Thursday. Jan. H.
1905, at South Orange. N. j.. Esther Lowndes
Miles daughter OF Agnes L. and the late Robert
N Miles, 10 William NJ Vanderbilt, by the Rev
George T. Brown
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The lowest fefnEfIhtAlt - ~ q" ~ -
w.suIygrox FORECAST ron TO DAY ANDro MORROW
70, N,s England. eastern Neu York saHerH
p,opatrqnfy. Ncr Jerseg and Dd1rGrc, ~ and
colder TO-DAY: iqir 10 moron din'inissfnS' r-rf
iriPss
For the District Of Columbia. Maryland. Virginia
and North Carolina. fair ana colder TO DAP iH'f
10 MORROW. fresh west winds
por western New YORK and western Penns3l
yanla fair and colder 10 day fair 10 morrow. fresh
est winds
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Sioux war bonnet and Buckskin Coat
Presented to the President.

WARRINGTON. Jan. ia genuine Sioux
war bonnet and buclSskin cont were pre-
sented to tho President to-day by John
r1inn superiutendent of the Indian school
al Chamberlain, S. D. Mr. Finn said tho
articles were purchased for Mr.. Roosevelt
by admirers OF the President in South
Dakota
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NnmlnntIon. b, ono rresldcnt.

WASHINGTON, Jan. ie.-The President
sent to the senate to-day the following
nominations:
To be- Attorney General Of Porto Rico: 4. G.
Stewart nj Iowa.
Of Major Capt. Otto Becker. Paymaster
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by the clerk of Judge Guynor's court. This
Il copy.
MugAT MAsTKHsoN.
Coilnsellor"at-l.aw
COLORADO SPRINGS, I oil

Cohnsellor"at-Iaw
COLORADO SPRINGS. col,
SATURDAY., Jan. H. lsO.
Ny DIAN ALiCE | have sent this IN care
OF Alr Justice Gaynor'S clerk. for did not
know your address
u II almost fourteen years since la-t
saw YOU. IT, enclosed clip from our oven.
ing paper caused nie,to look into Went
70 tina club epd read the recent Hes 81 'ut
Chicago d6ilPs do rot know, or Wish 20
know NoLr troubles but feel that YOU are
as usual the under dog hence write you,
My son saw YOU in Denver last yenr Mheh
/ was on The Coa-t pearlie ~ In Denver no.
have always respected you, and the sad
ana unfortunate taxing on OF my poor. deAI
was due TO no act OF yours. we Doll
grow that | snlle when read that you Ntis
mS ex-wfe. SC. I'D ndHsedm. Nith Iihu
regards hvRAr MAsrtFsoN'
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Russell sage ForeclosInE.

Proceedings have been commenced In
the Supreme Court by Russell Sage against
Geraldine Broadbelt, Lyman A. Andrews
and others looking to the foreclosure OF
the mortgage given for sie,5o0 on real estate
in West ll7th street, near Ienox avenue
The mortgage bears date Nov. 18th, 1901,
and expired last November.
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LETTER DECLARED TO ~ SPURIOUS

CuroRApo SpRrNGs, Col, Jan, 10
Howard Masterson. speaking for his father,
Murat Mastcrspn, pronounces spurious the
Jan. IA letter Of sympathy'to Mrs. Duke
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Jersey City poolroouls have been doing
a rushing business ever since jerome got
busy The rooms are crowded every after
noon by New Workers. with wads Of dough.
The enterprising Jersey pooroom pro
prietors have consequently shut down
on 81 and 81 bets, and won't take less than
a SIS wager. Tho Jersey pikers are sore
and threaten to tell the police and Prose
cutor Speer where the gambling joints ire
located unless the propr1etors consent TO
nccept smaller bets.
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PATENTS.
PUBLIC NOTICES.

->->~-~~~~~~----y-----' e--'-- '-s'-~------S--
WANTED FOR ARMN.--Ablc bodied unmarried
men between ages % - ard as citizens 81 United
states. OF good character and . mperaio habits
who can SPEAK. read and write huglSh. For IN a..
formation apply to Recruiting Ohccr p Talri
az 1880 THIRD aH- 505 Sixth a.. 200 So ay., y.
Y. OF 9s5 Fulton ST., brooklyn
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Another gambler is to call on District
Attorney Jerome to-day He ia Max Blu
menthal who ran the Hyperion Club in West
f9riy-fouuh street Blumenthars gam
IhnR apparatus was confscated by Mr.
jerome yesterday
=, When District Attorney jerome got
Tom hinney's gambling tools out Of Adams's
storage house in West Sixty-seventh street
on Wednesday, Assistant District Attorney
,,orrgan who led the execution. inquired
=, thefe was any other gambling stuff there
re va told that there wa under the name
~ FRED Grote. the manufacturer. So
Ge District Attorney requested" Mr..
"aaole TO call ut tho District Attorneys
once Yesterday morning.
", Grote informed Mr. jerome that the
kainbnng outfit Of the Hyperion Club was
~ Aaams's place under the name Of Grote,
la' ,ng been put there without his consent
Nv blumeni hal a few DAYS ago. On the
,.aRe cay blumenthal sent a roulette wheel
" 'lF Droie TO be repaired Mr.. Orote
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MAYOR STANDS BY N'ADOO.
-, NAVE SUPREME CONFIDENCE
IN HIM." HE SAYS.

TWO Confer Mt City Iail-Charses served
on capt, Tighe-Tttus and OConnor
TOO. Nlaybe-Lindsley' Busy Day win
Ntncsses-More Gamblers stun for
ierome--NIore Haids--flolAdo Talks.
Okolona messenger., 1905-06-07

the race. The gnashing teeth viii
be confronted with an iron jaw.
The lurid eyeballs viii be ont,
gazed by Jefps famous scOWl. The
horrible sidestepping approach Of
the rabbit will be no new thing to
the champion, who has studied the
art. The threatening ears. Of
course, mag disconcert the hero Of
the Leob League, but he will be
iorewarned Of their peculiar de-
moralizing effect. All the data in
the archives Of the league will be
placed at Mr.. Jeffries' disposal.
None Of the known habits Of the
rabbit in action will be left unde'
scribed. The champion must rely
on his own GOODNESS and strength
in guarding against new devices Of
the enemy.
A battle royal may be expected
soon. The league will await the
news with breathless anxiety. The
combat will occur somewhere in
California. IiMr. Jefferies should
win, all friends Of Secretary LeOt
will ask that the champion pro
ceed to Coyote Canyon, 10 quest
! Of the monster mate Of that beast
which insulted and Inundated The
founder of the league.
Okolona messenger., 1905-06-07


A masteriul and picturesque
character has been added TO the
jack rabbit league, founded by
that greatest living authority, Sec
retary Loeb. The league will hail
with Joy the tidings Of this new
acquisition, and the hope win be
revived that a man has at last
been found who can cope with the
inscrutable beast which has claim
ed so many victims. The new
champion Of the Loeb League is
no less a parsonage than the Hon.
James j.. Jefiries, Of California,
whose execution in other fields Of
battle earned him the laurels Of
championship.
Mr.. Jeffries is sick unto death
aoi civilization. His ear, are deaf
ened with the brass trumpet blown
by the harlOt Fame. After hav-
ing knocked out of shape every
antagonist that the broad empire
of pugilism could furnish, Mr..
JefIeries went upon the stage, and
there gathered more laurels and
received more wearisOme adula-
tion. In civilization there are
no more worlds to conquer, Man.
kind delights him not. Nobody
is his match. he will 90 into the
wilderness and there search out Q
foe worthy Of his prOwess-the ar.
rogant and impetuous jack rabbit
Mr.. Jefferies says: "Pm done
done. I'm through with the CLAM
or and glare and hypocrisy Of i
all. Pm sick of patting men OF
the back that you dispise and be
ing stared at like a tame bear
Me to the woods, where all is OF
) the level. I'm going after iacl
rabbit, and coyote, and mountain
\ lion, and bear. / want to tackl,
something that affords real spor
and honest fighting, No NOR
wide-mouthed, big.eyed mObs 70
me-"
We share the thrill Of Joy tina
agitates the LeOb League over thi
announcement. AT last the con
tumelious rabbit is to face hi
equal. The champion Of the wOrIr
is to go up against the enemy Q
Okolona messenger., 1905-06-07
Cecilie AS ABride.

Germany is all agog these days
over the weighty doing of royalty
preliminary to the wedding Of the
crown prince. For months the
dressmakers Of Berlin and Paris
have been working almost day and
night that the favored ,iraus and
frauleins who are to attend the ies-
tivities may contribute gor-
geousness to th e gre a t
occasion. Itfis significant
that all the news concerning the
nuptials comes FROM the i'm
perial palace in Berlin, while
the bride-to-be, Duchess Oecilie,
has been in comparative Obscurity.
The father Of the royal groom,
Emperor William, appears to be
not only the master of ceremonies.
but the general press agent al
we'll.
To the American view this
Okolona messenger., 1905-06-07


10 most persons q lawyer is a
mort i8afsome creature. In the
popular mind he has all the at
tributes . ft him to take the lead
ing role in the celebrated edic
drama, aParadise Lost" except
horns and tail. To him it is bat
child's play to involve the truth
in such a labyrinthian maze Of cir
cumulOoutory phrases that no
ordinary mortal can find the clue,
His exquisite skill in making
black look white or vice versa,
and giving a group Of facts the
exact shade Of color necessary to
complete the mise en- scene Of the
case, would make him rich and
famous as a Iana aeape painter.
AT the same time bis constitu-
tional modesty in regard to anaked
truth never blinds him to a true
perception Of article 1 in the ethics
Of his profession, which binds him
to take all Of an estate in part pay
ment OF his fee for recovering the
same.
Only lawyer knows, however,
what a superior person a lawyer
usually is, or how low he can
sometimes sink in the scale OF
creation. This double-barrelled
fact was emphasized by a bright
young lawyer from the Ozarks in
his address on s'Laywers" at the
meeting Of the Missouri State Bar
Association in Kansas City the
other day. Speaking of the law
recently passed by the Missouri
legislature, raising the standard
for admission to the bar, he said
+ in a abuIst Of righteous indignation:
: "Why, Mr.. Chairman, hundreds
OF lawyers are admitted to the bar
} who are hardly fit to practice
medicine, or dentistry, or phar'
{ macy, or even to teach a school, y
: There is the whole thing in a
nutshell. We can see at a glance
; the snow-capped peaks Of virgin
t virtue upon which most lawyers
stand, and we can also see, way
' down in the blacklist abyss, the
i depths of degradation into which &
9 lawyer may fall.
Z tits truly fortunate that thiI
r young BlackstOnian sOciolOgist die
e not pursue his analysis Of human
s ity to the point Of assigning tn
e preachers, journalists and common
= ordinary bankers and busines
n men to their proper places in th
ranks of caste. We shudder t
s think Of the bottomless depths 0
e our own abasement. Truely
D lawyers are like poets, "nascitur
8 non tit,n
Okolona messenger., 1905-06-07

kilmeT sSwamp-Root, and the address,
Blnghampton, New York, on every bottle.
abnegation Of the bride is a novel
phrase Of the situation. We have
SO long considered the "men-
folks'' as mere incCnspicuous
decoration at a wedding and the
groom especially as an humble,
miserable and seli-effacing incl
dent that we wonder at the temer
ity or even royal prercgative that
brings the masculine element into
prominence. On this side Of the
water the bride is not only the
paramount issue at a wedding, but
she is the only thing worth talk
ing about. The shivering mis-
creant who is granted the gracious
privilege of groveling at her feet
before the clergyman is lucky in
deed il he be permitted to show
himself at all before the scornful
femininity that basks about the
bride. No man realizes how I'M
worthy, mean and altogether
insignificant he can feel until he
is singled out to make tremulOus
responses at the side Of a radiant
being whose transfguring glory
eclipses him as the beautiful sun
Obseures the loWly glOw-worm.
But the way 81 the woman is
not TO be entirely effaced in the
present wedding, even ii it is an
affair of state. While the Duchess
Cecile is not destined to play
a most prominent part in the
alliance, she has shown that she
is a true daughter Of Eve by defy
ing royalty in the sacredly fem
mime matter Of her trousseau.
Although the crown prince obiect-
ed, the Berlin tradesmen tuned,
the German newspapers went into
commissions and the mighty Will
lam thundered, the demuTe Cecilie
sent to Paris for her gowns. oh,
what blow was that 10 the dear
old Fatherlandi We can imagine
the tremendous commotion in the
tombs Of Hohenzollerns when the
order was given. But, despite all
protests and danger Of internation-
al wars, and even demolition Of
empire, the bride only smiled and
looked at samples Of tulle, net,
peau de sole, ct cetera, and gushed
and giggled in the manner Of
brides since time began.
While all the world loves q
lover, it is also true that al the
world adores s bride, and Ameri.
cans are Tor Cecilie, even il she ID
Of secondary consideration ct the
coming nuptials. Il is too bad
that she cannot experience the su-
preme, the transcendant Joy of
reigning as a bride for the ell toe
feeting few weeks before the cere-
mony which is The acme Of iemi
nine happiness on this earth. Bul
il good wishes win bring smilel
and dimpling beauty she viii b
happy on her wedding day
Americans win feel E little bi
sorry for this girl whose Maria g
is an affair Of state, and is there
fore robbed Of most Of it's sweet
ness and sentiment. Behind he
she has an ausiere and ambition
mother, q proud ohousep end q
obligation b royal blood, and il
front Of her stands Germany, Fred
erick and WiIliam-and the great
lest Of these is William.
Okolona messenger., 1905-06-07

If this terrible licking don't have a
tendency to end the war right away
then the Russians are hard to con-
vince.
A Chicago street car hog was fined
800 because he wouldn't move along
and give somebody else q seat. It
never pays to be selfish.
Two chickens that we're stolen ia
Louisiana we're valued by the trial
Judge at e. each. The Appellate Court
granted & new trial on the ground that
the value placed on the chickens was
excessive. During the Mardi Gras Pc
riod Sc fora chicken would be ridicu.
lOusly cheap.
Okolona messenger., 1905-06-07
40 Recref Ahont Ii.

It is no secret, that for Cuts, Burns
Ulcers, Fever Sores, Sore Eyes, Boils
etc, nothing is so effective IS Buck
LENS Arniea Salve. t1t didn't take
long to cure q bad sore I had, and il
is all 0. X. for sore eyes" writes D. l.
Gregory, Of Hope, Texas. Csc at drug
store.
Okolona messenger., 1905-06-07

sediment or set
Ting indicates an
unhealthy condi
ton Of the kid
neys; II Il stains
your linen It IS
evidence Of kid
ney trouble too
frequent desire to
pass Il or pain In
the back Is also
Okolona messenger., 1905-06-07
Thousands Have Kidney Troubie
and Don't Know Il.


Fill bottle o. common glass with your
water and let Il stand iweniy-four hours a
Okolona messenger., 1905-06-07

convincing proof that the kidneys and blao-
der are out Of order.
what to DO.
There Is comfort IN the knowledge 50
often expressed, that Dr.. Kilners Swamp
Root, the great kidney remedy fuiflls every
wish in curing rheumatism, pain IN the
back, kidneys, liver. bladder and every part
Of the urinary passage. II conects Inability
to hold water and scaldipg pain IN passing
It, or bad effects following use Of liquor,
wine or beer and overcomes that unpleasant
necessity Of being compelled to 20 often
during the day, and Il get up many times
during the night. The mild and the extra
ordinary effect Of Swamp-RO0t Is soon
realized. It stands the highest for its won
derful cures Of the most distressing cases.
II you need a medicine you should have the
best. Sold BY druggists in SOC. and 81. sizes.
You may have 4 sample bottle Of ihi,
wonderful discovery
and a book that tells = y y
more about Il. both sent ~ .'
absolutely free BY mail. ss =
Address DR.. Kilmer & Home of swamp.Root
Co., Binghamton, N. Y. When writing men
ton reading this generous offer in this paper
Don't make any mistake, but re.
member the name, swsmp-Root DR.
Kilmer Swamp Root. and the address
Blnghampton, New York, on every bottle