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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-09-28
A CHEMICAL TRICK.
CRasEiHH = Waite Pasash~asa @
tate = siFipea TiHeE.

GRasEIHH y white Fasaskaasa &C.
tate = siTipea TigeE.
Wien We hapIen 60 witness a
: phci..uiru0n Which seenrs e. violate
! Natural laws We are not Ifkeiy 70 for.
ct IT, cause " Il b. expiainrd 10 rs.
The fol owing experiment. which I de-
I, vised Ter my students. helped thsm 20
understood as well a. 60 remember
some ,tcmical data:
A white cat. made 10 flexible paste
botrl aud iuipris1aed IA = glass Jar.
g. shown g. the au,llence. The lecturer
annnuu-rs tia, without opening the
jar 80 even tou'lilhg Il he will cause
the cat g. undergo q Sociological a. Well
as ,lr'mical trahsformatiua. lie
tatrs the support % the Iar aud pushes
q furW arl in full view of the students.
The change "rurs almost instanta-
neolisly The eat takes \ Fich orange
colpr on which black transyersaI
siriIs., rapidly I,alnt themselves The
eat his lss,snc a tiger.
The whule transformation n pro-
duc,-l ly emanatipns ~ hydrOEcn sui
phhls. whIch II generated In the jar
Itself without any visible apparatus.
The eat has b.en previously coaied
with n solution 20 ciilurisie 20 antimony
wherever the orange hue vas Go be
prO,lur,d and with a solution u basic
acctatr q head wherever the black
strip, were 60 ap?esr. Iluth solutions
are ,.lprir-s After the coated cat
has iz'yu introduced In his glass cage
4 small ric,c - p1Stei,oari h played
un,lrr tir woplrn suppoTt 50 as slight
" o. .uJliue tbs Jar forward A few
dcr,er1ms q pulvcrinSi sulI.hisle -
Iron fu.tl,vl In n pi,',-e " blUtiing paper
are deposited i,ch.nd tbs cat on the
elevate >dc - the bottom - the jar.
Two u- ''u.c cubic c,utimeters u a.
lu,cl rlhuric acld are druTSsd with
a pipct', Goa the upIsSlte sile When
the PERFORMER wishes tia transforma.
tlun 90 take piac. b. takes the wOrlen
sum ,-r aud pushes Il forward a. II be
wanf,l everyday % see ls.tteT what
Il gong o. haIg,rH. by 80 doing h.
suppr,- .., the slight inclination which
kept tie iron Sulf4Ildc hcyond the reach
20 To- sul .huric acid. The gas II
evolved. aul the fTmatiaA of the
GRAM. sul.iIilc - autiunny aRd black
sulplt,, ~ lead takes placr In a few
secuid- -. Michaud In ScientiBe
Am"r.,1u.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-09-28
Two COMMISSIONERS.
A. n. RyIaHd for DeI.aHd. G. Y. Hing
ham for Daytona.

On Saturday Governor BroWard APP
pointed A. ~. Ryland a. COUNTY Com
missioner. to on out the unrSPired
tern of Frank h. Bond, deceased. and
L.. NJ. bingham. OF DaytOna, Ia ill cut
the unexplred term of Thos. J.. Rod
gers, deceased. both gentlemen will
enter ON their duties az once. The
first meeting of the hoard will b. held
an Monday next, when several Inn
poTtant matters will come up.
Ma bor bingham J. one Of the hest
known and most popular citizens In
volusia county. Tie d, engaged In
the insurance busin,-- al llaNtona.
Tie will serve out a. .. q term. until
his Successor j. 81. ~ .i
Mr.. I.yland l. ~, .nown 90 Nolusia
county people, 49,. specially To the
people 81 DcI.an., shcrc he ran
groccry business for several years.
At present be b. manager Of the Lake
Helen supply Company, at Lake
Helen. hat bic family reside In he
Land. where be spends his sundays.
Mr. Ryland j. a candidate for re-
election. and HE name viii appear on
the ballot at the primary next Mon
day. lie j. a man who ha, Tho trust
Of every person who knows him. and
will make a faithful official
The selection of these two gentle
men by Governor Broward Is happy
one: they will reflect credit on the
county ANA on the Governor Nho APP
pointed them.
II has been said hy some that Mr..
Ryland'- Interests are in Lake Helen,
and that another would hctt,r serve
the Interests OF the nelanditcs Mr..
Ryland'- ONLY Florida possession, are
in DrIand. his family j. here and
there i every reason in the world
why the road, and ail interests Of the
DeI.and people will bc carefully LOGGED
after 10y Nlr Eyland. We believe he
l.. however, big ans broad enough To
serve the whole people ana 40 favored
class or section.
II has often brcn aid that Drl.And
people will vote for no man who does
not bear the ring oar-mark- and brand
this will hc a tcst. The Governor
has appointed To this office a man in
whom the most bitter anti-liroWard
man can find not a single flaw, and
the people Of this district will on Mon
day have a chance 10 lay whether or
not this report j. true. wheter an hon
orable, upright man will be voted for,
even II he has been appointed by the
Governor. Without saying a word
against the other candidates, this
election will show whether the he
Land voters can be driven up like a
aOck Of sheep.
You vote for Ryland-a good, hon
Get. clean man.
Or you vote against Ryland--and
whyy
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-09-28
HaildiRg I'm Ssme.

Talk about building but John
Cairns l. IL. Three weeks ago last
TUESDAY. he received an order from
Mr.. Carpenter and Mr.. Haynes for
a cottage 20 be- built on Culon.a curt.
There were 10 d. six rooms. bath.
pantry, etc. and they wanted the
house a. soon a. they could ret a..
SIR. Cairns closed the contract and
put on his Grew. Yesterday Mr.. Car
penter and Mr.. Hayne, moved in
iust three weeks ami two days after
the order Wa given. The HOUSE j.
complete, including Piasterinr, paint.
ing slightly delayed by the weather.
bot and cold water. electric lights
and kindlinE in the stove. The record
l. a good one.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-09-28
MOVING IN PORTUGAL.
% Take As"st Ftness We@~s aaa
Et,e Nra BEG Oas Sea.

Moving day In Portugal i \ greater
tine Il truublr than IL j. even Ia this
country \ traVcler tells al'1ut a.:
Vans ara uukuOWu. the olly msaHs u
whrv.,d TRANSPORT bring ruth carts
drawn hy hullUks. these Ia turn prov.
Ing - ruiuous 10 furniture that only
Kitchen utensils. irpn stoves. lssisisasls
aud other uuspoilable ARTICLES are srni
by them. For the r'St. the g'sOls are
carried often fur many milss 10y wO-
men. oily the heaviest things being
taken by men. of whom four are em-
picyei 90 take PLANES. uar'irUlHs au'l
other heavy furniture. They carry
thcsr IN poles liii acr'Ss THAR shoul-
ders. to whirh they are tied ly scaris
passing under the opposite arm. Al
lighter g,ssls ar. taken 10y the women
Ou their heads Six dining rnsm chairs
form an or!,uary luld fIT utie womatL
she carrics thrsc 10y plar.ng 0Ile On
hrr b,-ld. {, wiich ch1ir the r,naiuing
ave are ia. forming n SIT 10 cage
around hyr I'ryviuIs to starting tie
woman gives hersrlf a shIkc the chairs
v.brute ar,und hsT. anal. with leT haIl.ls
on heT hips. she starts "a 40 a cOntetlt.
"a jig trO;. covering six m,ls-S I'cThaTs
in an h"ur ani half and cHIsi.lrring
hrrsrlf fairly AMI suiIici'Itly we'll I'ald
with ~ cents 90 IL cru,S fur the r,turn
jIurl-y there anil hack a-a'n fF a
fresh lad. Fer loug diSia..ys only
two Journeys arr made in tlic day.
The women arr nsarly always hare
fOo;cl. except on the c,slsl,St days in
winter. whsn they IIay I'srhaI's wear
sabots. hut they often wear as many as
fourteen &C fiftsrn much gathered petii-
cUats 20 all cOlbrS aud materials tied
with n sash round the waist. the bunch
thus formed uPua the hips making q
re~t Cor the han,is. All the china and
glass are carried in lig round e-.sKsts
on the head and very .arely support
"a by the hand. Al-sut hfteen OF six-
teen women are gcnerally employed In
an ordinary move and four % I'VE
men.--Cbi~aE1 News.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-09-28

am Offering ten acres Of orange
land with a frOatage Of no feet on
North Boulevard and containing 20
orange trees. many Of them very laTge
and loaded 20 the ground with riPen-
ing Sruii There are over 100 young
pecan trees oi the Mammoth Jiekox
paper shell variety, also peaches.
grapes. piums. and pOmssranatss A
wood lot with heavy pine and oak
timber and pasture land with water
from bordering lake. An ideal build
ina lOcasion.sass front, with great oaks
on east and north and . beautiful Wis
a 81 pine forest across the BOule-
ward One half mile from the Uni
versisy. Net eash price sisoa In
Quirs q oWncf, MrA r i. Alien,
D<LnnA Io-aa
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-09-28
SPECIAL MEETING COUNCIL.
Ordinance Passed Prohibiting ChlekeRs
RunnIng NJ Large.

A special meeting Of City Council
vas held Friday morning, at Whieh
time two ordinances we're passed, one
resembling the ordinance requiring
lights on bicycles and the other pro-
vidinE a penalty for allowing chick
eus to run at large within the city
limits.
Both measures are considered un-
wise, and uOuh probably never have
been passed except al a special meet
Ing. The chicken ordinance reads az
follows:
Section !. II any person having
charge Of or owning any chickens,
turkeys OF any other fowls shall allOu
the same "a run az large AZ any time
within the city limits Of the city Of
DeLard, such keeper OE owner STALL
upon conviction In the Mayors court,
be nned not exceeding ten dollars o.
BE- Imprisoned not exceeding Eve days.
SEC. 2 That this ordinance shall
bc posted for thirty days In two pub
lie places in the city.
Only three eouncilmen voted In ia
vor Of this ordinance, and u 10 there
fore probably not legal
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-09-28
ABOUT DRAINAGE

Ii the people IN the drainage dis
tricl want the Constitutional Amend
meat adopted they all do u the
people whO lave there ais willing and
anNiOus ~ pay the little taN VI cents
an aeFe-Nhy should NC who pay
nothing. WhO 1--we outside Vi the dram
age distriet. WhO cannot possibly be
taxed one single. solitary cent, vote
~ deprive Ihem OF the prIvllsgS 81
PAYING the taN and relieving them
selves Vt a condition which threatens
their lives and their pT0PerIy!
The only people whO oppose the
adoption vi the amendment Ate the
railway and OtheE companies WhO Will
b. faxed 10 help deiTsy tke expense
ol drainage; the Timcs-UniOn, which
a. owned By the railroads; a tcS ma
nor newspaper me-tOOs (lsks the No-
Iu,la County ReeoEdJ, and some non
resident property OWnsEs.
Ihe railroad interests want the
whole State u be'taxsd ~ dram these
lands, which are absolutely ~oFth-
less without drainage.
senator numphTies, Vi BTAdeniOSn.
-let the cat Out Vi the bag at a meet
iug held IA Ia MycTs last Nednes-
dap nighI, when be stated that, IN has
opInsOn, the lands should be drained
and he would gladly inirOdues aud
advocate a ball bgiOTe the Legislature
making an appropriation iOT tins Pur-
pose.
Why should We Vi NOlHsIa CON
tribute a share vi this e,penss: Why
nOt let the peoPls whO own the lands
--sncluding the State IN it just pro-
pOrlion-drain and reclaim them:
II the people living "a NOOrhis
aNenue wanted ~ have an ordinance
passed providing fOr the paving VI
NOOEhis avenue, tbs total expense IA
be paid BY the PrOPsTty O~nsrs along
NoOrhis avenue, would the rest VI
ihe people vi DeLand have just cause
~ prevent the passage VI such an Of
dInancs! ThIs Is a parallel case. Oi
course the NONRESIDENT prOPSrty 0Nn-
ers would not SAINT ~ pay their share
Oi the taxes they never do. any mOTe
than they want ~ clean w their lots
In a town. but they are generally
forced to do sO-and the same iOTeing
has 10 be rrsOrted ~ year alter year.
II the constitutional Amendment -
earned, the Everglads lands viii be
drained, millions Vi acres SIl be put
upon the laN books, and the southern
part vi the peninsula Will become the
gardcn spot oi the world
And all without a cent Oi cost en-
ccpt to those WhO vail be benefited
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-09-28
q narharsas PsIIry.

After the hutch hal taken the 40
lucras from the Portuguese thcy In
trO,lnced the cultivation u the Glove
into their own possessions. cut down
all the Glove tnerz 10 thu Moluccas and
pronounced death On any one who
would plant n Singie Glove hush o.
Eather Or all 4 pound VI the product.
Expeditions were sent from their other
eastern Possessions every year 90 cut
down any bushes that might have &C.
eidentally started On the MOlu-ra h.
lands This hartarOus policy made the
islands . desert for. deprived % their
forests. the volcaHie soll was washed
away. and the population starved o.
was depOFted-
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-09-28

Tbs Orlando RsPOrtSr-StaT asks
who IL Subsidized vi the men On the
FLORIDA press:" This Is an easy one
lust take up a FLORIDA nsWsPaPer, loOk
al ths editorial page, and yOu vii
quickly ind cut The men WhO are
sighting Tor the interests Vi the psOPle
airs ma editing subsidizsd Newspapers;
the men who are hghting tOI the in
.ercsts Of the SailrOads and BAG cor
,,1rations are editing subsidized news
papSrs. lOa know 10 which class
yea belong. Mr.. Rsp0EtsS-StaE. Ask
us another.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-09-28

81. Clair Abrams says that the +.
L. {. railway has SIS mlsss Of track
ags, including sidstraekA The Major
may be right-but who paid tOr build
ing Ihsse sidetFaeks. NAjorG ID q
man living along the track ct the
n. 4. c, o. any other railway wants
. sidstEaek and gsts Il, who
psys for the bzilding OF the side
tfaek, the railway company &C The
peEsoa Who wants the track: And
stili the Major thinks the railway
eompaay should be credited with ths
eonssructi0a Of these sidetraeks. and
should include their eOst Of cOnstrue-
ton IN its tFaekage elaim The AAi0s
- q prsjudiesd witness AZ Governor
RrowaEd asked the Major some time
aro: Whose hired nan ara yoa'
The people pay me, and ! am their
hired man. Who hires y0a 10 -
sround the State making speeches and
writing lstters against the Pe0p's
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-09-28
GOOD OPENING.
ststsss rulVeFsity Has Thirty Mere
studeuts TAan Last Year.

John B. StetsOn Cniversity opened
On "Wednesday. The buildings are
again hghted, the happy faces Of
faculty and students are again seen,
and the town has very considerably
livened up.
The opening on Wednesday vas one
Of the most successful In the history
Of the iRssituSioa. there being about
thirty more students than for the
same time last year.
DeLand people always look forward
10 the opening Of the school, which Is
a correct barometer a. 10 business
conditions.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-09-28

- the Ilrmocraiic vOs-rs of Commissioner
y fBi-trtst M.
Friensls of A. 90 Ryland have urre,f him o.
letsans. q - nj tlate fur o,infy tutnmisatsu..T
aud hs ha. Ssstls-ntssd. We uFrr his ttssti iita-
tiusl. and asssiFs the yoisrs that u b. - elsrt
81. NJ. hy land will make the coanty q faith
MANY FEIENIss.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-09-28

scriSers for fear that they will read
and then sell their paper and beat
the company out Of s cents. On the
srbsCFibers' paper appears the fol
lowing notice. In red ink;
SUBSCRIBERS
PAPER
This Copy is Non-Salable
Any Person Selling IL is
Liable 20 Prosecution
Every paper sent TO newsdealers,
druggists or newsbOys is firmly past
ed a seal, so that the paper cannot be
opened. read and returned as unsold.
This seal says:
TO TaE PUBLIC
Please do not purchase this paper
II zeal Il broken. II should not ~
sold again; besides. &c redeem Only
those returned intaet.-Times. Union.
The Times-Union Is just naturally
suspicious. and doesn't trust anyone.
including the highest aud lowest. the
richest and the poorest. Look at the
newsstand and see IL You can find
another paper which so safeguards
against s cent frauds.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-09-28

Ths Tsmss- UniOa is ssspseiOua OF
ss.is sli<isls. and fears 20 sIvs ne
&c hishsss ofieials power % sssess
I'D ecnss an asre and sDsnd The
snunsg lor draiHasa Ths Tmss-Un-
- : naiuraily snspisious-Shy'
-, pspus uon't even trust Druggist
es,sssssIsr g nswsboy tor i've esnis;
4 woa1 esrn tgnst 40 seGElsr sno-
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-09-28

n volusia county is 20 be repre-
sented az the State Fair in Tampa, a
should he appointed at
the meeting Of the Board oi County
Commissioner on Monday next. that
he may 60 20 work al once getting
up the exhibit
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-09-28
Cnnrhinn nna Ir.nr,na.

"People IN 'l"ltcr~" -ays a ,loctoF.
do not cough l.crause they want tn
They cough irrauSe hey caunOt hear.
Two nsrves conHcct tIe tymIauum 20
tie ear aud the back q the throat. With
the result that II tie ears arr strained
through. Ia. an actors fauk cnun.
citation Il proiuccs irri'atiun IN the
throat. which sets up coughing"
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-09-28

We can place si.Oo0 for three or
I've years, az ] per cent, On tTst mort
are, city baiidinEs, secured b. insur-
amer. Apply AZ once % Lands a
Fish. Def.and.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-09-28
InnEalesslanal

You cay she's only an Rmatsur
nurseY-
Yes. 10 Shr had hcen a professional
nurse she wouldn't have married the
Grst patient that came along. she'd
have Iooke,l around q little arst"-
Cleveland Rain Dealer.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-09-28
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

no the neuorraiic vOtcrS 90 Prccincts No 4
u u aud d. Nsiasta County,
Will ~ = candidate Tor County CItainia
sisneF for thi-. thu stgoili Commiasiuef- Dls
tFtct, 20 thr slectiun Co ~ held Monsiay. tArto-
l--r lst, and ssiltcit yollr snppori ~ she pr
maFy. ~ uotninafsa aad eisS4ed. I shall u-s'
my hs-st efIoFts Tor the advancement &C cveTg
iuteFUsi 90 the Whulss cssunty, and especially
shall ! WuFk uncrasinEly toe brtteT hard sur
farc rEiEis- throughout The t'sunty g Nolusia.
Ven rrsgFctfuiiy.
W. L. cANNoNs.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-09-28
NEW SMYRNA.

News comes from Fl Iauderdale
that p n. Bryan will build a nice no
tel AZ that place. The building vii
he of artificial stone and will contain
tweniy-iour guest chambers. T. L.
King will have charge 81 the work.
Wednesday night w ~ Lourccy
caught a red snapper in his cast net
near the bridge. The fish had a hook.
with a piece Of line attached t. u,
in lie mouth and was NJ doubt hook
cd by some one fishing in the ocean.
This Is the first red snapper ever seen
in the river at this place.
Madam Rumor says there will be
more than one wedding in New Smy-
rua within the next two months.
ID. p. Smith returned lat Saiur-
day from a visit with friend IN New
York. he reports a delightful time.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-09-28

~ the Democraitc Vutrsx % Volusia S'suHi ):
Z am = candidate Zoe thr nominsthsn of
C,Bstnty Cofar tesiunsT foe nistrisf Me-. = "a
thr lss.snsss-Flttc primary "a H. hrla tktutrF
IL. tsssi aud rsstttsf your suptNnFt.
Nsry nssEsstfuliy.
CLArBG ;. GaILnhEATu.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-09-28

As a dressing for sores. bruises and
burns Chamberlain Salve j. all that
can be desired. u Is soothing aud
healing in st. effect. Ia allays the
pain ui a burn almost instantly. THIS
salve Is also a certain cure for chapped
hands and diseases OF the skin Price
as esntA For sale by all druggists.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-09-28

when you 20 10 New ZEALAND .
wish yOu would inquire after my great
grandfather. Jeremiah Th0mpson.-
Certainly said the tFaveleF. And
wherever he went be asked for news
- ne ansestOg. but without avail ne
eOrllng 90 the Dundee Advertiser. One
dag he was introdaced 90 q flne oil
Maori - advanced age. did yOu ever
meet with an EngIlshman named Jere-
miah ThoinIpssni-' h. asked 4 Emlle
passed over the MasrfS face. Meet
him p h. 49, s.-'.,s .''vhv 7 ate him
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-09-28
Do cussap.a.l % o.s nas

T.ts I.aH.ilye n.e@s Qsln,ne I.l.l.as. An
Z. v. CrVFs's siEnasIEs : ea eaoh ia. -.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-09-28

The laxative effect Of Chambcrlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets Is %
agreeable and 80 natural you can hard
" realize that Il Is produced by a
medicine. These tablets also cure in
digestion. For sale BY all druggists
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-03-03

The Division of Publications is the
publishing house of the department from
which issue all the yearbooks. reports,
bulletins, circulars, etc. that are dis
tributed free or for which a nominal
charge is made. It's force comprises edi-
tors, proof readers, compilers, indexers,
abstractors, artists, draughtsmen, en-.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-01-18
Controversy over Price of Coal in
Rutland to Be Further
Threshed Out.
RESTRAINT OF TRADE
Charge 10 he Made against the New
England Coal Dealers Association
to the Interstate Commerce
COmmission-Details Of
the Fight.

Rutland, Jan. Lett is understood that
the controversy over the price of coal i'm
this city will result in the matter being,
brought before the interstate commerce
commission on the plea OF restraint of
trade. The Combination Cash store has
been selling coal, delivered, for $3.50 a
ton. This Is considerably below what the
regular dealers charge. 1t is stated that
the New England Coal Dealers associa-
ton was appealed to by local coal dealers
with the result that the shippers at the
coal mines did not fill any more orders
to the Combination Cash store 1t is also
stated that a letter was written to the
local concern with reference to an alleged
protest on the part of Rutland coal deal
that n uniform price he charged Tho dry
goods concern refused to do this, it is said.
claiming the right to sell at any price
they desired. After this shipments of
coal to the dry goods firm ceased, and the
reason appeared to be significant The
people are much concerned in the pro-
posed movement to make the subject one
in which a precedent will he esta blshed
in relation to restraint of trade. The par
ties interested directly have nothing to
say. but do not deny that it will be
taken before the interstate commerce
commission.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-01-18
KEEP The KIDNEYS WELL
Burlington People Know How to
Suyc II.

Many Burlington people take their lives
in their hands by neglecting the kidneys
when they know these organs need help.
Sick kidneys are responsible for vast
amount of suffering and i'll health, but
there is no need to suffer nor to remain
in danger when all diseases and aches and
pains due to weak kidneys can be quickly
and permanently cured by the use of
Doan's Kidney Pills. Here is the state
ment of a Burlington citizen who has re-
claimed good health by the use OF this
remedy:
r. c. Duba a blacksmith living at 1SS
No. Champlain ST., Burlington, VT, says:
II was troubled for number OF years
with kidney complaint. AT times my back
would be so lame that I could hardly
work and any sudden movement would
send shooting pains across my loins.
was subject to headaches, attacks Of dizzi-
ness and often there would be dark spots
before my eyes. Then a bladder weakness
set in, compelling me to get up often dur
ing the night, and thus disturbing my
rest. ] used many different remedies but
received little or no benefit until / went
to the Park Drug store for Doan's Kidney
Pills They gave me immo date relief, stop.
ping the dull aching in my back and re-
gulating the action of the kidney secre-
TONS seldom feel any symptoms Of my
former troubles but when I do | take
few doses of Doan's Kidney Pills and
am soon rid of it,"
For sale by all dealers. Price so cents.
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo. n. Y. sole
agents for the United States.
Remember the name Doan's and take
no other.