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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-10
PLAIN FOOD BEST FOR ALL
Government Chemist Says the pieh
Should Stick to II as Well
AS the Poor.

Washlngton.-"It Is as necessary
for millionaires as for the poor IL live
on brown bread and other inexpensive
and nutritious food" said Prof. Har-
yey W. Wiley. the government chem
LIST and food expert. when requested
TO discuss this subject In connection
with the fact that j. Pierpont Nor
gan. Lord Miner and Alfred Belt
dIned on brown bread. fish and vege-
tables In London.
1T Ia not necessary from a finan-
cial standpoint. but because such sim
pie fare Is good for the man and will
make him healthy. All these foods
are nutritious and furnish the body
with the fuel necessary to prolong
life and promote health.
Beef graham bread and potatoes
furnish diet good for the million
aire and the pauper. This Is a COM
paratlyely cheap and wellbalanced
ration. containing all the elements OF
nutrition necessary 10 sustain life.
This diet does not recommend itself
because OF its cheapness. but because
Il Is wholesome. II Is especially good
for persons who. by reason OF having
eaten too grFst a variety OF foods and
drunk too lAuch wine. have worn out
their digestive apparatus.
1T Is necessary for such persons
TO return to a simple diet and II does
not matter whether the person Is j.
p. Morgan or a beggar, the food |
have recommended will put him In
good physical condition. II Is the
simple food that was intended by ma
ture that man should eat
"of course. fsh could be substituted
for beef. AS has been done In Mt Nor.
cams case. but in my Judgment beef
r. better Fish Is not 80 palatable as
beef. and while II contains great
deal Of nutrition. II Is not 30 good
for a weak stomach. and beef Is bet
ter because II keeps away hunger
longer than will fish"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-10
Disease MAY kin the Race.

DIR. Scale Harris. professor OF medt
cine In the University Of Alabama. AZ
Mobile. talked 10 the president To
day about the rayages Of consumption
among the negroes OF the south. He
expressed fear-and he added that his
opinion was concurred in by the med
ical fraternity generally In the south
that the negro race was likely to
become extinct In this country through
the ravages OF disease. especially con
sumption. Statistics showed. he de
clared. that the death rate among the
members OF the negro race In Amerh
en- was greater than the birth rate.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-10
LIONS AND WOLVES ANNOY,
Cattle and Sheep Destroyed In Okla
homa by Animals from Game
Preserve.

Washington.-The Wichita reserve
in Oklahoma. which President Roose-
Welt set apart as a refuge for game. Is
oyerrun with wolves and mountain
lions. and many complaints have been
received from cattle and sheep
raisers.
John Con. the hunter who acted as
the presidents guide on his hunting
trip OF year ago. even with his skill.
has not been able 20 exterminate tho
lions. and cattlemen and sheep raisers
are hoping that the president will
make another trip TO that section and
that he will bring with him all his
friends capable Of handling a rife.
Practically similar conditions exist
In the ella reservation In New Mexi-
co.
stockmen complain that because OF
the establishment OF these reserves
where wolves and mountain lions
take refuge and cannot be hunted.
they have Increased TO such an extent
as seriously to threaten their business.
Before the establishment OF game
refugees. stockmen by Offering boun-
ties for the scalps Of wolves and
mountain lions managed to keep them
down.
stockmen say that unless the gov
eminent takes some action looking
toward the determination OF these
beasts II will not be possible for them
to continue grazing their herds In or
near the reserves.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-10
Home Grown Tea.

This year 1900 pounds OF choice
tea will be shipped from what Is at
present the only tea farm In the west.
ern hemisphere. This farm Is at Som
erville. s. c. In the face OF difiicul-
ties that at times seemed lnsurmount-
able. but on the other hand with the
kindly assistance OF the United States
government. the somerville tea farm
has grown TO a point where Il can Of.
fer serious competition with the best
grades OF tea shipped from China.
India. Formosa or Java But above
ali. Il has demonstrated that. barring
the question OF labor. the finest tea
can be successfully grown at homo
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-10
ARCHBISHOP IRELAND

The Most Reverend John Ireland Is widely
wnown in this country. but OF late his name has
been especially to the fore. owing to the Bellamy
Storer affair. .
Archbishop ireland was born In Ireland In
county Kilkenny, came 10 this country when a
young boy He attended the Catheural schooi IA
., paul and later went 10 France % pursue the
study of theology. was ordained TO the priesthood
al the age OF %. To-day he IS one OF the most
distinguished prelates In America.
nor,bwest with the advancement Of which region
he has long been vitality Interested. lie was but
eleven years old when his parents settled In ST.
panI ana after finishing his studies abroad he re-
,urned no that city and was ordained there. In
Inc civil war he served as chaplain with the Fifth
Minnesota regiment While rector OF the cathe-
AL narish he was made coadjutor bishop OF 81.
80 Grace resigned became bishop In lssS the see
title archbishop. -,
! been Identified with many important movements.
- ~ Total abstinence labored effectively for the
o.. "a Cor the establishment OF a Catholic uni-
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-10
Iongest Route Cheapest.

Rather than pay high railroad rates
on a shipment OF 5000 tons OF scrap
iron. the consigners In San Francisco
forwarded Il 10 Philadelphia by water
and the cargo arrived a few days ago
after a i4.OoO-mlle trip around the
Horn. The ship left San Francisco on
November "a. 1905. and weathered gale
after gale on her long run from the
Pacific TO the Atlantic. II IL probably
the nrst cargo Of the kind ever shipped
from the Pacific coast TO Philadelphia
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-10
INTERESTING LABOR LEADER

Not infreauently there comes across the At
lantic word concerning James heir haruis; nov
narlIamentary labor leader and formerly chairman
OF the independent labor party. The latest act OF
Mr. Hardie's coming TO our notice. was the piedg-
ing OF the labor members OF the British commons
10 temperance. inducing them TO drink no aleo-
hoIIc Iiouors while the house Is In session. This
IA interesting from many sides. and TO US the
thought occurs that II the saying drunk as
lord could be backed up by statistics. how great
a power a body OF united. sober labor members
would he But OF course this Is but a flight OF
fancy-all lords are not given to drunkenness
any more than all labor members 10 abstinence.
Keir Hardie is the son OF working people,
himself worked In mine. His parents were
scotch ne was horn in Scotland. some so years
ago The little child. James. was put TO work In
the mines at the tender age OF seven and CON
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-10
PRINCE Won BULOw

Spmetimes a man Is prominently before ,nv
public because OF successful exploit someun' IN
BuloAtSA Jared hardly we read OF his Illness ms
probable gnation as chancellor OF the ver' H,n'
empire. or alleged diplomatic failure In the NJ -,
rocco conference and miscarriage OF colonial s,,
fairs. OF truth there IL nothing 80 successful 40
success. nothing so unsuccessful as non-success
Prince won BuIow has had dstinguisneu ga,
reer, since 1900 been chancellor OF the "eInlan a
empire The German statesman Is by no mean ,sa,,
an old man yet was born In isis at klein-flo..
beck. Holsteln He studied al Lausanne. Leipzig
and Berlin. when the Franco-Prussian war oroN'
out served his country as a soldier. Bulow won
renown as general one as military historian "
Is as statesman and diplomat the subject OF our
sketch. Bernard Won Bulow. has risen To leading
place. -,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-10
TO PROTECT BRITISH POLICY HOLDERS

Since insurance matters have monopolized at
tension we have had several unknowns come 10
sudden prominence; investigators. heads OF COM
mittees OF Investigation. yellow dog fund peo-
pie. etc. ETC. ad nauseam. over In England
gentleman OF title has recently taken step IN
the insurance tangle which makes US over here
look his way inquire Just who Is this Earl OF
onslow The gentleman In question made sug-
gestion I'm the house OF lords which resulted In the
announcement that the government would appoint
special committee to investigate american ,n
aurance romantics with the view to legislation for
protecting the interests OF the British policy
holder
In England the Earl of onslow is well known.
has held various public Offices In baitour cAo-
Inc, he was president of the board OF agriculture.
has served as under secretary for the colonies
parliamentary secretary 20 the board Of trade.
md aaf
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-10

gOVeTn
the time youth oil put IL years '
was Oxford -. -, .... an. ,oiL
We class set OF very de tol~
by Englshman whose family
born certain duties feels
Generally ne
sometimes because
public the
more
beor chasing title idle pleasure seekers
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-10

medaes
gardening hobby Tor MS hours OF
sodden
undergr was nov
the leader In his
union he IS labor candidate
parliament In 1895 defeated
is and editor OF the "labour Leader
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-10

beginning In me
secretary OF
Petersburg and important period OF e
u Athens and was appointed ~
rotary a
experience In diplomatic service p
Paris and served as minis
this 10
1897 appointed foreign secretary his policy one OF
In
aqed OF the Caroline PeeW ana o"
Islands
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-10

young tne Princess Beatrice
nauralzed Englshman
advanced through
his appointment as
OF the admiralty once
a
Edward; brother-in
Louis
nce him OF the car and h ana OF
Russia one
wherefore LOUIS Uo''"
me kings of andSe Surely parsonage
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-10

The British public Is very much lncensed

The British public Is very much incensed be-
cause Prince Louis has been promoted over the
heads OF many senior officers 10 be second sea
lord OF the admiralty lie stands very high In Ia
vor with King Edward. and Is often sent by his
majesty on special missions. The prince quite re-
Gently visited Canada and the United states
Prince Louis Is n big man In many ways, ana
connected with numerous of the sovereign houses
OF Europe Yet he Is the son OF a morganatic
marriage his father. Prince Alexander OF Hesse'
having contracted morganatic marriage with a
mere countess. the Countess Won Hauke. But the
children OF this marriage have done pretty well
for themselves In spite OF the "lowy mother;
three have married prnoesses Of highest degree
one Alexander, won fame lighting with the Nus
SLAMS I'm the Russo-Turkish war. and was for a
period ruler OF Bulgaria. The admiral's brother,
Prince Henry OF Battenberg. welded Victorlas
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-10
FALSE TEETH FAIL.
ENGLAND GIVES UP EXPERT
MENT WITH RECRUITS.
Poor Results from Scheme Allowing
Men TO Enlist on PaymSat
OF SIS for Artificial
Molars.

nd0u.-hfmAfkhDic tcstihiohy W
the growth OF physical degeneracy In
the nation IL contained In the annual
report OF the director OF recruiting and
organization.
In a table furnished by the army
medical department It Is shown that
the percentage OF ordinary recruits
who are rejected on medical grounds
is progressing upward at alarming
speed. and has risen from 2sW IN
1901 10 1871 In 1905. The following
figures speak for themselves;
1901. 1904 1903
,,,...,,... tn.nec,.a "a. 20 Ti.6gs e5.la2
S,,r,her rei.ctad ........22.2 A6 I.oos st.'ss
Percentage OF rcjectlons.. sW SO 49,
Defective teeth are stated TO be ma
terially responsible for the increase.
While I'm 1891 the ratio per l,OOO OF
men rejected on this account was
loss. the ratio In 1904 amounted 10
no less than 1861.
some time ago he army council de-
cided that recruits who were only
ineligible for enlistment owing to de-
fectiye teeth might be accepted II they
paid SIS to be supplied with artiheiai
teeth and undertook to keep them In
order nj their own expense.
considerable number OF recruits
the report states. enlisted under these
conditions. but the experiment mas not
proved a success. and has. IL Is an
nounced, been discontinued.
Recruiting showed marked fall-
ing on last year. both as regards the
regular army and the militia Tue
number who joined the regular army
was IS. 1863. and the militia. 2s.sil' de-
creases OF 6.679 and 1923. respectively
compared with the previous year.
A new departure in recruiting mas
been made during the year by the APP
pointment OF eight retired ofiicers as
recruiting officers in. large towns
where Il was considered that the popu-
lation vas such that good recruiting
results might be expected.
The number OF men who returned
10 civil life from the colors last year
was 81 1921. OF whom 25.362 were pro-
vided with employment. Eight oil
these we're found posts AZ clerks In
the war once.
II is pointed out In the report that
pay In the army has been 80 largely
increased OF recent years that there
Is no doubt that II compares favor
ably with that OF the unskilled labor
or In civil life.
The governments decision 10 main
tain a large number OF troops II
South Africa has determined the wal
department TO increase the instruc
tlonal gymnastic stan Of the army IL
order to keep the system Of physiea
training a, It's present high level.
One officer and four sergeant major
are to be sent to South Africa at al
early date 10 carry on the work o.
xymnastic instruction there, and FUR
,her instructors will be appointed Il
schools and districts at home.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-17

Johnson, says Ninol il n grand m-di.
cine for children-it produces bone.
muscle and rich pure blood. 1t is no,
q patent medicine. as everything in il
Is named on the back label OF every
bottle; {; so parents know exactly what
they are giving their children 1t con.
iaiTs in q highly concentrated form all
the curative. medicinal principal. o:
cod liver oil, but without the nasty
oil. and childre1 love it- taste. |:
soon makes puny Cnrs strong and
TOsy.
We jus, wish every mother in
Gainesville who has a sick, puny OF
ailIng child would try NInol on OuI
guarantee " NJ. Johnson. Druggist
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-17
LITTLE HELEN WALTON
Restored - Esl'r - Vrci-He-
ho..erS S'-r,

~. : " ..r..,. - e.,
.s'- = ..' o.. trr VA.
ir"uhi-d with a I'D rr.-e NAich moth.
ing seemed to ~ i-lr w tired of.
trrent Guctors an mrGlci,s. without
benefit TIE co: ! y,r n,. REPATRIATION.
Nlnol. VA. recommended. It'd before
'i- had tAE-n Un- hottie Ter cu.gk
had stopped and her en- lItlon greatly
improved She noN IA. .plendid ap.
petite aLd i, gaming IN les advise
every mother WHO as an ailin. child
to try Ninol Nothing a.. ~. and
II tastes 20 & Of there is no ,r,ub.e in
getting children to taSeI, "
Oar vel. hnown cruggi.i. Mr. W NJ.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-17
jolly Hunting Grow d.

\ Jolly hunting crowd. composed OF
Twenty gentlemen aud ladies, l-f,
Npwbrrry last Monday 'or the hum
mucks and wills - the Su-anurc r.'or
valley. ~ Lafayette county on deer
hunt Gnr garty ha- not been hard
from. bat lnl.mucg as thry invaded N
section not much trayc'-rd by the
huut.mar.. Il - -afr e. SAY thaI they
wl.f meet with great -pccr--
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-17
Pleasar, ard Most Effective.

!. j. Cnamb-r-. Editor NindcatOr,
Liberty, T-1ss, writes htc -. 1872
With pleasure and uns ,licited 10y
you. besr testimony iu the curative
Tower uf BALLARD. IiurhouBd syrup.
| have used il in my family and can
ch-crfuily affirm i, is the most effect
i've and best msdy for coughs. colds
have ever used" sold by W, VI.
johnson
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-17

A meeting o. the tfficers OF the
Gainesville aud cult Railroad was held
in this city. in ihe Offices OF the com.
pany, Tuesday morning
After di.cussirg matters generally
pertaining TO the road. the meeting
adjourned to meet IN OcalA today
The only visiting officials AT the
meeting were A. = Stuckey Of O.aia,
fret vice. president, and = NJ. simon.
ton Of Tampa, secretary.
There were no Development. at the
meeting which the Official. were will.
ing at this time to give Out for pub i
cation. hence IL 10 impossible 20 deter
mine what action vac taken ou the
construction ui the road from fSlriie u
south tn Tampa ~ La. been surveyed
At this the google o' Gainesville and
1t" section pT'pp-ed u be trayers-d
will h- DISAPPOINTED. n they have been
deeply interested N the project
Shm~thing definite may be brought
out At the O'ala meeting, however
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-17
Judge Mason's Court.

Monday was busy day in Judge
Mason's court. two cases having been
disposed Of which required the entire
dav
Ire first case was that Of the :. +.
B1w.er Company vs W W Stroble,
a.snnp.i,, damage .32 Verde; :or
defendant Garter :, Layton repre-.
seni.d the plaintiff, J NJ Rivers the
defendant.
The Patent Washing Drug Company
through their AttorIey-, Carter " Lay
ton, filed .uit for ss.ump-'t against
DR.. J. l.. Mcl."Oi. the damage being a.
sessed a SIS. Gaze went to trial hy
iury and a verdic, was returned in IA
vor uf the ria'htH
J. \ CArl.lr ard j " Rivers repre-
s-ried pr Mcleod IN thI- ease.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-17
ARCHER IS PROSPER Nc.
Iowr MI ircorporate-nl~, io1p-o.e-
1-r,s-Nerchar.s e.s,

r-r's-Nerehar.s e.s,
I.al.-t - tr'.-r.p 'l
'a'-' ..l' ,lE'tsrr .'I'~. :'-
'ip-.t - ,-HiUcsvIi.' r.c..'l o -
u.-" Wis e,--; tAy a '.- -'.r'
pt,.ag r..'-i. ~ tta' y.s.r are Ge
termined To maze i, onr ~ tie cad :
towns ~ tie county.
\ ne-iIiE < .: the vi:.LeGs - Archer
wss held Monday n'gh, for the purpose
- p-r'rc;ing aus FOR iucorp. -ai On
.!- - VrilLS Va. lrrs,.r: over b, {
u Wood AMI = 7. Fleming Ac;ed ~
secretary |, was a rei r-.ruts:Ive
gathering. q large number o. The lead .
ing citizen. aud business men particl.
Pat.ng.
After discussing tn matter for some
time it Was moved seconded and car.
ried that the town proceed to incorpO-
rate under n former charter issued
about twelve years ag1, snd immedi.
ste steps wi. te taken in ,k.. direc-
,,"c.
There are msny Improvements con.
TEN, lated i>r Arrh-r. n; i few have
r-c-n;,y h--u com;,rt"d On- .; the
most important Is the laying Of asIb-
.tsniial walk from the pa.-eng-r sta
tinn to th- s,nr, ~ Z. " BauknisI,,
which il one o, the grrate.t c)nv-u,
ences T. pedestrian.
TIE Archer foundry and mach ~
il working = T. L force on :Ill time, tie
ginneries and other plants have been
busy aud the m-rchants are enjoying
q trade remarkable for town the siEe
OF Archer
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-17
GOOD BREAD
AIDS DIGESTION

NtG n.ct- or, r'. c,'d u' ..s' ere.
'r,ir- utr. .sls.. ~us-. ''D.t .-
N...Ut fs"f' .i"
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-17
A Grim IraRed,

!. da'iy enacted N ttOp-auts o.
homes. ~ death claim.. 10 each one,
another victII f consumption or
pneumonia Put when coughs and
colds are pror.rly ,r'ated. the ,rag.
rdv i svcrt-d. +. O. lIuat,ey Of
Osklaudon, In. wri:e.: My vile
had the consumption. snd three doc.
tor. gave her Up. Finally che took
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption. Cough. and Colds. whi'h
cured her, and today she il well and
strong" IL kills the germs Of all die
eases. One dose relieves Guaranteed
ct Sc ard 81 ~ hy all druggists. Trial
bottles free.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-17
TAG PARK SHOW.
This Popular Company Continues TO
Please Gainesville People.


Please Gainesville People.
AT Prney Ridg-" wa. the Offering
last night lyC W. Parks Dramatic
Company |, dealt with the race issue.
n theme which At present seems 10
claim the attention OF many morAlists
and p,aywTight- u WAS we'll played
thFnJIhDut. In fact it would have
been hard 10 improve a." acting IL
many uf the scenes.
Tonight The Gambler. Wife" will
be- done. Thi. : the piece which under
another name has enjoyed great pop
ularity ~ the larger cities. The srri-
ou- ard funny side. OF life are happily
blended throughout the four acts
On Friday at ip. M. there will be- q
moying picturr exhibition. during the
course Of which little Dolly NsuRhs
will rxecut" her wonderful serpenrine
dance. with full electrical and color ei-
fecIs Admission. II cents
Regular matinee On Saturday NJ 3
.-"FAnchon the Cricket.' Ad-
mission, II and 25 cents
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-17
NEWS OF CITY AND
COUNTY CONDENSED

The many IRE. = ~ G-orca |. w.r.
lor. sup-rinteI IT, ,rsine>, A.
Peach Or'EHrt ~ Palmer Nko a..
been s~riu u.s.r Ii ~ -" tast igo
weeks with i.''. .uhIA, y -. g. plea Z
to learn tha; &c il TApi1iJ recovering
and hopes to be able 10 visit Gaines.
Vile the latter Uart OF the week.
B. Edelstein left Monday Tor New
York. where ne expects n remain for
the next few months. Mr Ed-ist.,n
ia member Of thr firm ut Strrnbrrg
Presnrr Il CO., Manufacturers cf Ia.
dies skirt-. which firm has an -1t-n.
siye trade throughout the South. MIR.
SteVnbsTg at me tim" Rad a mevcAa.
tile business here on West Union
street. aud is well known throughout
this section.
The Ladies' Hospital Aid Associa.
tion. desirous Of helping this deserv-
ing cause, has decided 10 give an en-
testainment at the hore ~ Ma. Y
Padgeu. \ Franklin street, last
Gainesville, Monday evening. There
will be delicious r-fr-shme and a
fine program. The refreshments will
he served at reasonable prices. and the
proceeds will be devoted TO the hos.
pi.al fund.
At 8 O'Clock this morning l.. J. Burk.
him will start his forty .eight-hour
sale" and II you want 10 clothe up
you should get the habit" and march
TO the music. II will probably be the
moot cutting ssle OF the season, As MIR.
Burkhm will make an effort to lower
the piles OF art clothing, 10 make room
for new stock which he expects IL
90 20 the Eastern markets in q few
days to buy. Not below cost. but 60
near il that you wonder how he can dc
it. No better line ot goods in the city
Remember. but forty -eight hours will
che sale last.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-17
improved Train Service via Atlantic
Coast Line.

The Atlantic Cosst Line and ts con-
n.ctioIs are npw operating solid
through trans from JacksOEyIll- ia
Atlanta. via Wsycro.-, Triton and Ma
con, with through coaches to Nashville
and Pullman buffet sleeping car. TO 81.
Louis and Chicago.
Trains leave Jscksonville via ATTAIN
tic Coast Line daily al ":n .. M and
arrive Tlfion % a m Macon i:iD q.
m, Atlanta - u. m, Chattanooga
lisp IN Nashville . - . m, Evans
VILE % a m. :, LOUIS : :US n. m.
ard Chicagu 9.3' n IN.
Good connections are made At Jack
sonvillr from all Florida points thus
aHoriIng the quicke., and most con-
vrni.nt service from this territory to
The We-t.
FOR further information see ticket
agent, or consult The Purple Folder
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-17
A vhcusand Dollars Worth OF oooc

4 n. lhuraes. a we!l-knOwn coal
OPERATOR IL Buffalo, o. writes . have
been an ict.d with kidney aud bladder
tTUutir 10, ,-aGs, lass.ng SsaT.. a"i
stones With -xcruciatlng pam. got
no relief from medicine until | began
taking Folry'- Kidney Cure then 'he
result was surprising \ few doses
started H.. brick dust like fine stones
and now have no pain across my Kid
neys and feel ike new man. 1t has
don. me- sl.O0 worth OF good" J. W.
McCo!lum Il Co