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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-03-07
Appreciation.

Mrs. Mamie Miller Vaught died
at her home at Kanawha Five Mile,
Mason county, W. Va, January
9th. 1906.
Since early girlhood she has
been a christian. On September
8, 1852, she was married to Rev
Stephen 81. Vaught, that magnet
10. noble preacher of tbs gospel
She made his life work hers and &c
supplemented his ministry that the
name of Vaught is loved and hon.
ored, not only in their loved valley,
but in Parkersburg. Clarksburg
and throughout the whole Confer.
enoe. Mrs. Vsught was born in
Teays Valley, Va, Got. 25, 1927,
being the daughter of John Miller
and SRllie (Henderson) Miller.
They moved to Locust Hill, in the
Ksnawha Valley, when she was an
infant. This home has sheltered
four generations. Many members
of the family have passed out to
return no more.
Among them her husband lesv-
ing the responsibility of two sons
with her-whioh she met bravely
and truly Then. Robert the pride
and joy of her life was called away
Robert Lee Vaught, a graduate of
the Vanderbilt University in 1856,
later Prof. in The Chattanooga
Medical College, man of remark
able promise; again she looked up
through her tears, and and trusted
Him, who had led her all the way.
Then her only child William Hen
derson Vaught and his lovely wife
and children, became her consola-
ton, their mutual devotion was
beautiful. On one occasion she
told me, in speaking of her life,
"The lines have fallen unto me in
pleasant places" and my home now,
is place of rest and sweetness.
One of the first messages she sent
to me after We came here was: Let
me know if you are comfortable;
if not We will attend to it. That
message from one 1 had never
seen linked my soul to hers. 1
felt that she kept the work and the
messengers of our Lord on her
heart; in after days, 1 realized the
truth. Lovely in life, beautiful in
death! Let US emulate her virtues.
1 wish some one who had known
and felt the sweetness of her char.
acter all through the years of her
pilgrimage, had been here to write
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ANOTHER RAILROAD
Marsh Fork Railway Company Will Build
Road to st. AIbans-From There
Down the KanawI1a River
to Point Pleasant.

Another Railroad for Point Pleasant
The Manufacturers Record, of
Baltimore. announces the inoorpor-
ton of the Marsh Fork Rail.
way Company, in West Virginia,
for the purpose of building an ex-
tension of the Tidewater Railway
to the Ohio river at the mouth of
the Great Ksnawha river. The
line will be approximately 100
miles long from Surveyor Station,
in Raleigh county. on the Deep
water Railway, which is the West
Virginia end of the Tidewater
route. The officers of the company
are VIM. NJ. Page. President; Geo.
W Imboden, Vice President; w.
b. Evans. Secretary; George II.
Church, Treasurer; Raymond Du-
puy, General Manager, and b
Fernstrom, Chief Engineer.
The road will come down Coal
river and pass through st. Adams,
then down the Kanawha river to
this city. A number of surveyors
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a fitting tribute, but these lines
have been given from the heart.
MRS. j. M. ROLAND.

The following Appreciation and
Resolutions were adopted at our
regular February meeting.
WHEREAS, It has pleased AL.
mighty God, our Father to take
unto Himself one of the charter
members of the Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society in Point Pleas.
ant, W. Va, Mrs. Mamie Miller
Vaught. the wife of the late Steph-
en- K. Vaught of precious memory.
Be 1t Resolved, That while we
are bereaved and miss her gracious
presence and help, we know that it
is we'll with her. We will cherish
her memory and pray that the in
fuenoe of her life and example
will cause each member to renew
her love and zeal for the cause she
loved, and our Society will take on
new life and vigor.
ResolUed, That the Secretary of
our Society place these resolutions
on our minutes, send copy to our
Editor, copy to each of our town
papers; also a copy to the Wo-
mans Advocate in Nashville, and
a notice to the Nashville Advocate.
ResoLUed. That the "Appreoia-
ton" be sent to our editor.
Miss LIZZIE SMITH,
Mrs. BEN FRANKLIN,
MRS j. NJ. BoLAND.
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HICKORY CHAPEL

Correspondence, 6.
The sermon by Rev. Arnold Sun.
day was quite interesting.
Mrs. W. II. milford is quite III at
this writing.
We are sorry to announce that Miss
Rose Glover who has been illfor some
time is no better.
The Hickory Chapel school win
close Saturday, MarSa 18th.
Mrs. G.. W. Rice was the guest OF
Mrs. ]. L. Barnett. Sunday.
RIO. Kincade and wife were visit
ting Mrs. Virginia E. LemasteF Sun
day.
Raymond Brown was the guest of
Leon Barrett, Sunday.
The Gibbs school taught by Mis-
Ora Carpenter, closed Friday.
Mrs. T. A. Kincade left Monday for
Martins Ferry.
Miss Blanche Kincade WAS visiting
Elsie Barnett, one day last week.
Mrs. G.. w. Rice and Mrs. Kate
Ward were visiting Mrs j. g. Kin
csde one evening lastweek.
White Rose.
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Pardon for G.. A. eremeanisi

49, 4SAA4SSSA4S
Judge John L. Written anasAt
torney B. 81. Blagg, of this city,
appeared before State Board Par,
don Commissioners W, e.. White.
last Wednesday afternoon and pre-,
sented the papers inthe caseaof @!
A. Cremeans asking for al aTdoH
for him. Cremeans was convicted
of unlawful shooting growing out
of an election riot at Palatine
school house, this county, Nov, 8,
1904. He shot one of five a6sail-
ants in the right hand making only
q flesh wound, and that in self de.
Tense. He has served six months
of his time. He is a soholrteactler
and farmer. - .sfs:'ss: :
His sentence was for one year,
and on the plea of an erroneous
conviction and because he is not
guilty under the law, his attorneys
ask an unconditional pardon. Gre.
means wife and father appeared
before Commissioner Whitesalso
and pleaded for pardon. tSs
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AN act.

To aid in the erection Pleas
West Virginia the battle of the Revo
luton fought that point between the colonial troops and
Indians October TENTH hundred and
Be 1T enacted by the Senate of Representa-
tUes of the United States of America Congress assembled
That the of ten thousand dollars be- and the is
hereby appropriated of any money the Treasury
otherwise appropriated be expended under the direction of
the Secretary of War aid the and completion
of monument memorial Point Pleasant West Virginia
the battle of the Revolution fought that
point between the colonial troops and Indians October TENTH
10 hundred Provided That part
IL of said appropriation Shall be expended until the and
IL plans for said shall approved by
2ofA
the Secretary of War and the grounds which said
memorial located shall dedicated the
of the public and provision made for opening and
4 maintaining open highway thereto.
Passed the Senate February 26. 1906.
Attest CHARLES G. BENNETT,
Secretary,
By II. NJ ROSE,
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THREE MILE.
Correspondence, 5th.

Correspondence, 5th.
Hazel Valley school taught by Miss
Elcy Rifle, closed March 1.
L. 8. McCutchean, son of Rev. Ne.
Cutcheon, is visiting in this section.
Geo. Allen, student of Huntington
Business College, formerly Burdett
Bros book-keeper at this place, is Wis
fting his old friends here.
Chas. Bush moved from E. II.
Kings place to Mr.. Plants place
which he has rented for the ensuing
year.
E. H. Kings coal mines are the on
ly one running on Three-mile, SO he
is enjoying good trade for the reas-
on he has on hands a good supply OF
coal at all times. He invites all to
come and patronize him and insures
them good measure and kind treat
ment.
Elsy Rifle left for her home on Old
Town Friday.
w. G.. McLane, of Kanawha county,
is visiting his wife and baby at her
fathers, Eli LETTERS.
: Geo. Sands continues In very Door
health at this writing and his condi-
ton gradually growing worse.
John Devault will change houses
on E. II. Kings place this week to be
close to his work in the coal mine.
John Clouche is working in E. H.
Kings coal mine.
Wilburn Bechtle and Philip Bug
were calling in this section Sunday.
Wilburn met with quite sad dissap-
pointment SO we hear. Up-to Date.
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MASON CITY.


Correspondents, 8.
win Roberts, of Columbus, is visl.
ting relatives here. He was formerly
OF this place.
Miss Fanny Mason, who has been
visiting in Lancaster, o., for the past
three weeks, returned home Satur-
day night.
H. ]. Johnson was business visi-
tor to Charleston last week.
Frederick johnson leaves for Viz
gfnia Monday, where he expects to
reside. Sorry to lose on of our best
citizens.
Miss Nellie Greenlee entertained in
honor of Prof. Karl Jansen Tuesday
evening at siX-hand euchre.
Miss Lucy Cooper is able to resume
her work as clerk at the Liverpool
store at Hartford.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. p. GARNER. OF
Point Pleasant, spent Saturday and
Sunday the que of Henry Diehl and
family.
Thomas Ryan has been very sick for
the past few days, but is better.
Albert Learner, of Lynchburg, Va,
Is visiting his sister, Mrs. Herne Rose,
berry.
Max Hawkins. of Maggie, was call.
ing on friends Friday and Saturday.
Thos. Turnbull, of Now Haven, was
visiting Andrew Winters and family
last week.
Art Wolfe and Fred Icenhour rode
the goat" at theI. o. o. F. Saturday
night. Hartford lodge was present
and grand banquet was served.
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GLENWOOD.

Correspondence, s.
A fine quantity of butter and ma
pie sugar was taken to Huntington
this week by w. r. Linkfield. He is
doing fine business with his livery
this winter.
q. s. Williams and Ira Persirger
exchanged houses last week.
Robert Montgomery Harvey return
ed home from Huntington last week.
DIR. Campbell is kept busy riding
day and night. The doctor reports
most every time, girl.
VIM. Blazer took over 100 cases of
eggs besides a large quantity of chick
ems on the Queen City to Pittsburg
Saturday.
Mrs H. B. Blazer, of Point Pleasant
was down last week to visit her many
friends.
L. g. Morrison is doing quite a lot
of fencing on his farm this spring.
Chas. Hogsett was down to his farm
this week.
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REDMOND.
Correspondence Feb. s.

Correspondence Feb. 5.
Rev. Sam Neal preached a very in
teresting sermon Sunday night at
Plain View.
Sherman McCutchion and Marion
Fighter, OF Spencer, has been visiting
friends at this place.
VIM. Milford and Harley Spencer
have gone to Pittsburg.
Mrs. Willard Spencer and three
children, of Charleston, are visiting
relatives at Henderson.
Mrs. Oliver Perry, who has been
quite i'll for the past few days is bet
ter at this writing.
Hugh Mcleod is confined at home
with pneumonia.
Mrs. I. Neal has been sick but is
now better.
Roy Spencer, of Charleston, spent
Sunday at this place. Just Two Girls.
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RIVED NTWe.


Clerk Jas. Holloway. Of Point
Pleasant, is Major" Pres EIlison's
able and clever assistant in the of
fee of the Stanley. Henry Hollo-
way ia on the Greenwood in the
Portsmouth and Cincinnati trade.
-Gallipolis Tribune.
The Union Bridge 90, of Pitts
burgshas been fined 5000 by the
o. s Court for failing to raise a
bridge on the Allegheny river high
enough to- permit steamboats, to
pass under. after the company had
been ordered to by the Secretary
of War.
The Chevalier has just closed an
II months run. Capt. Dick Brown
stated that in that time his regis.
tor elbows that he carried to and fro
between Huntington and Gallipc-
EliS ST, 1T6 passengers and never had
tho slightest accident. Her freight
manifest was in excess of all her
yeas in the local trade. Sam Ham
Eilton was her pilot and Will Mar
ltin. engineers.
1 IN d collision with the Virginia,
q row.boat IN which were four men
was oapaizsd at Miugo. near Steu-
Benville, Ohio. Saturday. drowning
three ofsthe msn.
Captain W. p Curry, of Marmet.
wassfn' town Monday.
The e. P Gillham and Douglass
Hall in with tow of empties Mon
day night and returned Tuesday
with tow of coal for Cincinnati.
The Lucy Mnrmet left Monday
EDYening for Cincinnati with tow
Of GOAL. j.
The Convoy passed down from
the Pomeroy bend Monday night
With tow of coal for Cincinnati.
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Notice to Take Deposit,ona.

To Joe Narian, Frank R. Varian and Grace
Vartan:-fake notice. That on the It'll day OF
April, A. D., 1908, between the hours Of q
O'Clock, A. n ;, and O'Clock p. NJ, At the law
ONCE of SomeFville d SomerVille, Point
Pleasant, Macon County, West Virginia.
will take the deposItionB OF Mark a ste.
phenson, j. p. B. B. Smith, W. NJ Duffy,
and others, to be read In evidence IN nv
behalf in q certain suit in CHANGER
now pending In the Circuit Court OF fffe
County Of Mason, and State Of Kelf 7VfP-
gfnia, in which W n. Duffy, Tfugtee. Ia
plaintiff and Joe Varian, Frank R. Varian.
Grace Varian, Modern Binding & Loan Az
Trustee, are defendants.
II from any cause the taking ofsaid demo-
Gitiou shall not be completed On fha day
aforesaid the same shall be couElau1d frOE
day TO day or from time to time. aE2I1e Glr11
place and between the same hourI.l11lllIi ~
same shall have been coz pleted.
W -. DUFFY, Trustee,
r.,,,,. x.,r. By Counsel
somerville & somervill, Soils.
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BOARD.

r Miss Ada Somerville closed her
school at this place Saturday, March
3rd, with grand entertainment. Her
pupils proved themselves to be excel
lent performers. The pieces were
alEgood and interesting-were well
learned, and well delivered. SAL
Martins Country Store" the main
play, which was given in five scenes
was acted to perfection. The house
was beautifully decorated with
wreaths annd arches of evergreens,
.intermihgled with white flowers, and
the walls were adorned W 18th appro-
PIRATE paintings. Music was furnish
ed by the Ball and Love orchestra.
The house was filled to Overlooking
with appreciative listeners, all unanf.
mously declaring the the affair to be
a decided success. Miss Ada was
aided in carrying out her programme
by Mr.. Charley Ball, who gave valu-
able assistance -.
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Barred plymouth
Rocks Exclusively.

wehave therenowned E. B. Thomp-
son Ringlet Strain, purchased direct
from Mr.. Thompson last Spring.
Eggs for matching, $LOO per setting
OF thirteen. A few choice cockerels
at $3.50 each.
We can ship by rail or boat on
short notice. We guarantee our stock
to be pure, and as good as can be
found anywhere. Address
JACKSON POULTRY FARM.
feb 2s4 mo New Haven, w. Va.
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CLAY Baker q Good SHOW.

A pretty play, one that appeals
to the heart sympathy and touches
the chord of sentiment. es 81
This is the best description Of
"The CLAY Baker, presented BY
William V. Mong and hisconpany
of excellent players in the opening
of three nights engagement at
the ParkT heHtEe igf -
In the stellar character, that of
Peter Denig. glaze maker and clay
baker, Mr.. Mong proved himself
the actor of the art finesse; versa.
tile, to cause laughter or draw tears
and to hold the attention ofSan a1s
dienoe to the theme of the play in
a manner that is only the privilege
of the finished artist
There is about the play the Ct.
mosphere of romance that appeals
to the tenderness of those who
love the lover and there runs
through the story a pretty web of
the struggle of the lowly and the
unworthy that holds the interest
from fret to last.
The piece is put on with a fine
mounting. The scenery is exceed
ingly heavy and the sets showing
the kilns where Peter Denig slaves
at his trade were wonderfully 40
ourate and true to life. =
'The Clay Baker" is q perform
anoe worth seeing and to miss is
to have cause for Tegret.-Youngs.
town, Ohio, Daily Vindicater.
At Hooff's Opera House, Fhnrs.
day night, March 9th.
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When you buy a suit from an
out of town tailor you must remem-
Der you have to pay his expenses.
Therefore patronize your home
tailor, Q. o. TIpPETT. Suits guar
anteed to be as good as any tailor
.oan make, perfect in fit, style and
quality. 1 can save you money.
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NoTICE.
MISCELLANEOUS LDVERTIsENEIIs.

"ANTED-An Agent to canvas for the
~ sale of our goods in and near Point
Pleasant. Premiums given.
Address, Grand Union Tea Co.
jan % 1t ll2O Main Street, WheelIdR.
FOR SALE-Two lots in North Point
Pleasant. Lots No. 3 and s, block I: GOOD
location. Inquire of X. T. McKinstry.
w N en- between the ages OF l3i and son
become trained nurses -
Address In own handwriting,
charleston General Hosp tai and Train.
ing School, Charleston, w. Va.
"ANTED-Not less than one local agent
In each county of West Va, to contract
ior the sale and erection of our lightning
Roos olrect TO the consumer. A liberal COM
mission VIII be paid for such service, All
contracts VIII be executed at our expense
ana settlements effected by rs. For fun par.
ticuiars address, Hum LeathermRn, los
Market Street, Pittsburg, Pa.
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A scientific wonder

The cures that stand to it's credit
make Bucklen's Arnica Salve q
scientific wonder 1t CURED E. r
Milford, lecturer for the Patrons
of Husbandry, Waynesboro; Pa;
of distressing case of PilessF II
heals the worst BnIns, sores;
Boils, Ulcers, Outs, Wounds, Chill,
blaine and Salt Rhenm Only $50
at q W NJ Hooff's drug store
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Mr.. W. G. Whitehead, wife and
son, of South Side, have moved to
Huntington, where Mr.. Whitehead
will engage In the transfer bust
ness. Mason county loses one of
her best citizens in Mr.. White.
head, as we'll as most prosperous
farmer and business man; q simon
pure Democrat, who has always
taken an active, honorable part in
politics. His many friends in this
county regret to see the family
leave this county, but every one
wishes them.an abundance of sue
cess in their new home.
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Notice.

All persons having claims or debts
against the estate of Isaac v. Smith,
deceased, are required to present the
same to Robert Conley, administra-
tor, at once, and all persons owing or
In any way indebted to the late Isaac
V. Smith, will call and pay the anne
to the undersigned.
ROBERT CONLEY,
inch. 7-2w. Administrator.
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Eczema, letter, Salt Rheum, ItcE
Rim Worm, Herpes BARRIERS

All of these diseases are attend
ed by intenAse itching, which is al.
most instantly relieved by apply
ing Chamberlain's Selse and by
its continued use permanent cure
may be effected Il has, in fact,
cured many cases that had resisted
other treatment Price % cents per
box For sale by G W N Hoof
and A @ Van Glider.
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Notica-

Notice is hereby given that we, the
Kanawha Dock CO., have adopted
the following trade mark SIX Dr.
which is to be used in our business, as
timber dealers. The letters are one
% inch long and one % half an
inch wide.
Dated this 9th day of March, 1905.
KANAWHA DOCK COMPANY.
inch 2 4w.
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Nineteen people were killed as a
result of the tornado which swept
over the city of Meridian. Misc,
last Friday evening and the dam
age to property will reach over q
million dollarsf .@es; 80 !: -: -
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There is no sadder sight than g
woman who, marrying a man tc
save him, finds that she has failed
what she sought and lost her OWL
life in the struggle. Have we moi
all seen the gradual degradation oil
the women who is bound to a dis.
sipated manf She loses hope and
faith. Shame and despair cover
'asswitbra garment. If she lives
with him her conscience is wrung
with horror of bringing forth ohiI.
dren who shall be like him. How
ever tender and.refned her nature,
daily contact with what is coarse
and brutal will debase it. If love
for maid will not make a man
see the foolfshness of sin and aban-
don it altogether, love for wife
will not help him in the slightest
Bow ID a poWsrfufstimu.
liant. 1t appeals to the body. mind
and soul of a man and bids him
strive for the best. It rouses his
ambition, it urges him to industry,
it wakens in him a passion for the
noble and beautiful in life. If
under the press and with the help
of such emotion he does not turn
at onee with disgust from what
ever evil has been in his past life.
there is no hope for him. Corrup.
ton has taken hold of him; sin is
so inherent that the inspiration of
love cannot save him. nor anything
else save the ohastisement of
God.
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A STATE CONVENTION
TO FAVOR GOOD ROADS
VIII be Held at Wheeling on the
Fourteenth and Fifteenth of
Mech

The State Good Re ads Conven-
tin will be held at Wheeling on
Wednesday and Thursday. March
II and Is, for the purpose of arous-
ing throughout the State a senti-
ment in favor of good roads and
to inaugurate movement for road
improvement in this State. It is
expected that 200 people will at
tend the meeting. Every section
of the State is expected to partioi-
pate in the meeting and to send
delegates in p oportion to its inter-
est. Invitations in the following
words have been scattered broad
cast over the State:
STATES GOOD ROADS CONVENTION
Under the auspices of The Nation
al Good Roads Association, the
Honorable Mayor and City Officials
of Wheeling. The County Com
missioners and Road Officials Of
Ohio County, The W. Va. Board
of Trade, The Wheeling Board of
Trade, The Contractors and Build.
ers' League. The Civic Club. The
Railways and all other important
interests cordially invite you attend
the State Good Roads Convention
to be held in Wheeling. West Vir.
ginia, March 14-15. 1906.
Organization for good roads is
the chief object of this convention.
The Good Road Special, carrying
officers of the National Good Roads
Association, leading engineers, lee
turers and road experts, will stop
two days at Wheeling and hold six
meetings, 10 a. M, p. m. and 8
pm.
Will you attend and bring your
friends and help organize your
community? Everybody wants
good roads.
This is the greatest industrial
movement of the age. and is vital
to the welfare of your home and
your business interests.
Come and bring your friends.
Ladies' cordially invited.
This for Good Roads.
B W. Peterson, G. O. Schmidt, 7.
O. Moffat, Jas. K. Hall, @. b.
Copp, Invitation Committee
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Attention Farmers!
mlnutee

We have just received a car of
extra fine seed oats, which We will
sell at a reasonable price foE cash
Place your order at once.
2 21tf. SToRTz-BLAzER Co.
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Read the new book, ''The Leg
end of the Great Cup" by Mrs E
O. Winger. On sale at Van Gill
der,s. Price Csc.
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ALirely TnssIe

with that old enemy of the race.
Constipation, often ends in APP
pendioitis To avoid all serious
trouble with Stomach, Liver and
Bowels, take DR.. Kings New Life
Pills They perfectly regulate
these organs. without pain or dis.
comfort 25c at g W M Hooff's,
druggist.