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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-23
THIS DAY in HISTORY
April 23d.

Name Day ST. George. Sun rises at
5:18, sets at 6:42
1o1e-Ethered H., King Of England,
died. Il
17Oe--The first number Of the Taller pup
lshed by Steele, Addison and Swift
17e5--SWarren Hastings acquitted after
trial OF seven years, His crime, as
charged by the House of Commons
to the peers, was maladministratloh
In India
1s08--Murat. at the head OF 10000 Ere non
soldiers, taking advantage of n fact'oh
among the people, entered MADRID ana
took possession of IT. h+l
1eoe--Bnttlc OF Ratisbon. The Austrlans
were driven out. leaving cannon, bag
gage and prisoners In the hands OF
the French.
181o--Fort Matngordn, having been re-
duccd to heap OF ruins, was cVac-
uatcd By tho British. In consequence
Of which the French were enabled to
lombard Cadiz: 500 officers and 900
men fell into the hands Of the French
1s44--A personal encounter took place
in the House OF Representatives OF
the United States between two OF tho
members Mr.. White, Of Kentucky,
ana Mr.. Rathbun, Of New York. Rough
words passed. which were followed
with blows, Another person named
Moore not n member, attempting to
interfere. and being rcpuscd, fired q
pistol at the member who thrust him
back. and tho bullet seriously injured
one Of the officers OF tho House,
1s7+-John a. Logan declared President
Grant crowded more damned non
sense into his message on the CUR
had been
condonscd into tho Same space
1ss4--The New York Republican state
Convention elected delegates Mt large
who we're opposed to President Chester
A. Arthur ana James G. blaine.
18o4-Prcsidcnt Cleveland warned Cox
ey's army to keep outside OF WASH
lngton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-23
The Norfolk Newspaper Merger.

In a town so small as Norfolk 1t was
a foregone conclusion that two afternoon N
could not live: Yet men were
not Ia cking who were willing 10 undertuhss
tho Job OF doing tho lmposslble ana
spending money on It. The merger OF
the Public Ledger and the Norroik KS t'I
patch Is the closing chapter ~ the MS
tory OF that foolish ATTEMPT.
Another significant feature OF tn!s mer-
ger is found in the fact that the Two
papers were taken over by W = ,rayne,
the street railway magnate and ms as
socntos, disguised rs the Norfolk-NeW-
o pHhe words Words the afternoon aeid II Nor.
folknrandt Newport News Ia now IN the
sson ti lof, tho owners OF the Ner19lk and
XfIIhnntic Tsrminal Company, OF Norfolk,
and the gas, works, electrlc-light works.
tl3ney Nsystein and other public service
combinations OF Newport News
Az a matter of course, It IS possible
that the newspaper representa- tives Of
lila aggregation OF corporate interests
enn. and Will, do their full duty by tho
neople whenever aud wherever It Becomes
h question Of the people or the corpora
ton, At the same time, and under such
circumstances, It Is quite difficult to un-
derstnnd how the corporation papers can
serve two masters.
seem to Indicate that they must either
hate the one and love the other, or, else
hold to the one and despise the other.'-
Portsmouth Star.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-23
Birthday Party,

.sfi
Mr.. and Mrs q, p. ,Perdue gave do
lightful social Monday evening In honor
Of their sister, Miss Florence Carter. OF
Hanover Games were INDUCED In end
beautiful music rendered by Miss Din
pie Moore, Miss Henrietta Dance and
Mr., Ellie Gill. At 1880 o'clock refresh-
ments were served. The dining room
MAS beautifully decorated IN palms and
cut flowers.
Those present were Misses Mabel Tay-
lor, Dlmple Moore. Flossie Dance Hen
rictta Dance, Florence jackson. sallIe
Graves, Lola Graves, Mac Robinson, Hell
en- Robinson, Lille Perdne, Ylrglc per-
due, Bertha Garter. Helen Jnncs ana
Mrs, ]. A, Brown. Mcstrs, IIehrfs Per
due. Abncr Perdue Walter Becker,
Wortha Gin, Emmett Taylor, Hraneh
Inrner, Eddie Ielcher. r. l.. Jackson.
Eaic Gil, Clyde Dance. Bob fletcher,
John Taylor. ]. a. Brown, N. O. Per-
dIc ana Joe Brown.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-23

the peoples ana they sent the attorney
general, I'eyton Randolph, as their agent,
to England, with n salary Of Two tliou-
sand pounds to obtain redress" Camp
belts history Of the colony and ancient
Dominion Of virglnih, p. 4b5) When we
read OF the nlertness OF our ancestors
IN this regard. we nnd ourselves the moro
amazed w the spine submission Of suc-
ceeding generations To certain taxes for
which there Is no excuse Our fHtllers
made vigorous resistance to n tax Of $500
on warrant that might cover hundreds
Of thousands Of acres. And we wonder
how long our people Will continue to en-
dure the heavy tax imposed by our pres
ent land-lnws upon every transfer OF
land, however, insgnincant-a tax that
does not go to the Commonwealth FOR
the benefit Of the public, but Is levied
by the lawyers who arc required TO cx-
anime our titles for ovory transfer, no
matter how often they havc before been
examined. II This tax Is 1 per cent. in
Roanoke, is more or less burdcnsomc IN
every city Of tho commonwealth. ana
usually amounts to hundreds and some
times to thousands OF dollars for a sin.
gle transfer In Southwest Virginia. Why
should tits perpetual tax by tolerated
when the people can be relieved OF IT by
the adoption Of the Torrens system OF
land registration and trnnsfcr2 We call
attention to the fact that the Torrens bill
was defeated by a few lawyers In the
last Legislature. Let the public remen-
her this. and let US take care to select
men for tho next Legislature, pledged to
give us the Torrens system, for which
onr Constitution has made Special pro-
vision.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-23
VIEWS of the
Virginia Editors.
Stock Protection.

Judge White rendered a decision this
week In the appeal case Of ]. NJ Craw-9
ford vs. Board of Supervisors, which sets
precedent for the Board OF Super
vIsors. and means that this board must
pay for all stock bitten and killed as a
result OF mad -dogs.--Amherst New Era.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-23
Our Next President.

we believe iIe It would do 50 with much bet I,
Ter Chances for success In seleoting g m mII
ke Bailey Of Tfhx o or ieetona }eeng
elnila n psFoperly Y be placed. Nominate a
' veteTan OF the civil war and curing ne
campaign the entire war VIII nave 10 Do
fought over again.--llampton MONITOR
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-23
Wasn't It a Shame.

The circus did not materialize last Mon-
day. The outfit arrived here N due sea- y
son hut the advance agent seems not 10
have reckoned With the corporation tax
question, and when the managers found
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-23

1t was necessary to put up SIS to pay The
CORPORATION license tax. they folded their
tents like tho Arabs and did not give any
exhibition, not even a street parade.
much to the disappointment OF the
Journal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-23

Gorky Is writing his Impressions Of
America. Some Of us have already writ.
ten our Impressions of Gorky.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-23

An opera singer ,Iwt1co' was once q blacks
smith is to be brought to the United
states from Europe. at salary Of $1,000
d night. lilo will make a splendid leader
III the anvil chorus"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-23

Richmond gas is n serious problem, and
yet most Of US make light Of It,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-23

iCr,,m, d wealthy property owner Of SIN
Francisco. reported to the Relief Cotti-
mittec to-day that nil her demonstrating
property has been destroyed, but that sue
had Il little money, III the banks which
she proposed to divide equally With the
Relief Committed. she, Therefore. subs
scrlbed $4,000 to tho relief fund.
isn't that parallel to the widows
mite" story In Holy Wrlt7 s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-23

''terrum Il. terrut says: YOU can't
be funny al OF tho time" No, cry, YOU
can't. Neither can G. 3. toonis, for
that inntter'.- 1sichmond Tines-pspatch.
But G.. q. can be heap f,innier MI
the time than Jerry can-Norfolk Laiid-
mark.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-23

Castro Is coming to see us, but for
tunately none but II native oun be Presi-
dent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-23
GOTHAM PLANNING
MAMMOTH CARNIVAL
viii Celebrate Hudson-Fulton Anniversaries In 1900
Interest In Presidents Muck-Rake Speech.
Millionaires Finding Ancestors

the filing Of tho order Of tho commits.
slon 4i'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-02

TRAP SHOOTERS
TO LYNCHBURG
Party Of Riohmonders Go 20 Hill
City This Morning 10 Enter
To-Morrow's Contests.

Tie Virginia Trap Shooters Association
begins rs annual contest an Lyuchburs
tomorrow and ends Tue -day. 4 large
&. legation leaves Richmond over the
Chesapeake emo Ohio Railroad thls morn
ing to participate, IN tie SLAUGHTER ~ clay
.lcor-.
ln tnc party VIII be- Mr.. " a. Ham
wond. Ir p J. Hlueran. M-ssrs Uayy
fdmon1s. W j. boyd j. H. johnson.
g. p. Doyle T. vs.. TisEor. w Iar-
rison. N. =. MacLeiand J w. Young.
Wiley Lawrence. George Robinson. j. a.
Anderson, steve Janowski and John
Martin.
Each club IN Richmond s. represented
hy ttree men. All are IN fine triin. ami
IL can Pee depended upon that many
prizes VIII he brought back with them.
beginning at O'Clock tomorrow morn
fne. there VIII De- three man team rac.
for n cup. Then ten OF V.rginia's crack
shots VIII shoot against a Ike number
from North Carolina for a loving cup
and 500 ga gold. O. be divided amone
the winning team. IN this shoot VIZ
ginia has come out ahead three years
in succession. and every EFFORT VIII be
made 10 hold tho cup
Tuesday the Individual championship
shoot OF Virginia will take place. the
prizes 10 tho winner being a cup and a
purse OF so. Mr.. A. NJ Hatcher. OF
Bristol. Va. holds this championship.
and Il win take a good man 10 wrest Il
from him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-02
Good SCORES FEW
AND FAR BETWEEN
Interest and Enthusiasm Display
ed Yesterday Was Greater
Than Workmanship.
JANoWSN AND BROWN TIE
Darkness Coming on, Coin Was
Flipped to Decide the
Contest.

There was more interest ana enthu-
siasm displayed AZ the regular Saturday
meet ~ the Richmond Gun club vester-
day than the making OF good scores. and
yct several got good score In tho reg
u,ar or extra events. Eighteen shooters
facod the traps MI William Harris Tied
Mr.. Brown FOR high gun honors. each
accounting for elghty-six out OF one
hundred while "Rrowny" easily Won the
weekly medal with forty-four out ~ nifty
There WAS an o1citiuz race f3r the Hotel
Lawrence medal Brown. JanowsIi.
Payne. Martin and Walsh. with their
handicap. made perfect scores. II was
any ones race until Tho last twenty Eve
was shot ar. Payne falling 70 tle Brown
and Janowsh by one target The final
tie between Brown and Janowskf was
decided by Tipping "a coin. as darkness
prevented them from shooting oT tho
We Janowski WON another Log ou TIE
much coveted medal
OWING O. the lateness ~ the evening.
inc contest for the Hunter Arms Conn
p,ny medal was postponed untn next sat
Tho scores follow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-02
Summary.

First race-selling. five and a half f,r-
longs, Futurity cOurse-Tremaceo CD 10
and 10 10 y first. Monfort g 10 8 ana ]
70 p second. Eudora Is 20 I ana 3 20 ID
third. Time. 1.O7.
Second race-The Inaugural steeple-
chase. about two miles-John NJ. =. % 10
. and 90 % nrst. Belllgerent 90 20
and 20 ID second ORC 10 10 and TO 3D.
third Time. 400
Third race-The FAN Handicap. six fur
longs. main course -Roseben & 20 . ana
6 70 % first. Nevalee 05 20 1 and 10 y
second. ormondale Is 20 and 10 lW
third Time. 1.i2 20.
Fourth race The Futurity. SIX furiongv.
Futurity course Electioneer. IT.. shaw
q 20 : and s 20 o.. first. pope Joan.
us. Nicol Is TO and 70 SD. second.
De Mund. l23. Radtke 6 TO and % ID.
third Time. I.1s 2-5
oran. 'Petor Pan. Horace T.. Don I'm
rique. Convile. old Honesty. Purslano.
Al'"da. Kentucky Beau. Yankee GIL.
Ballot and Yankee Gun also ran.
coupled
Firth race-seilinE. milo Hot To-day e
90 } and 20 % nrst. Yves o.. 90 g and
'f"nl second. Vino leven and 60 %
t.'ri Time. 1ae %
sixth race-miie and n sixteenth on
turf Ginette @ to ? aul % ., first.
Nitfne-ha q q and % 81 second.
N.alon 30 70 and 20 % third. Time
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-02
Virginians Practice.

Again to-day did the Virgin rife team
failed to get the amount Of practice IL
counted on for the Ideal regimental team
match In which the team rs enter
ed was postponed for the third time
because the Dryden match. the star event
OF the day which New Jersey won from
the District OF Columbia by brilliant
Workmanship at one thousand yards.
was not finished until dark. but the Viz
ginians got in some practice at 800 and
CO.. yards. AZ the former distance
and at the latter 81.
For the revolver team championship
OF Virginia. Captain c. ". Wallace. Lieu
tenant r e. Norvell and Lieutenant T.
NJ Hardy shot to-day under the auspices
OF the United States Revolver AssOcia-
ton. Their scores. az fifty yards. we're
as follows. the hest work being done by
Lieutenant Norvell:
Lieutenant NorvelI-3s 60 so. 81. Gl-27s
Captain Wallace-13. 5S. q. g.. n-219
Lieutenant Hardy-67. 49. 81 s.. 54-2G9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-02
Defeats Norfolk Collegians in
Third Game of Series.

far----. t, The Times Dlspatch)
HESTER. Va September IT,
The th.ri a-d last game IN the series
between tfc Winchester baseball team
and tae Norfolk Couegians was won by
the locals In ttc presence Of n great
crowd az Reservoir Park this afternoon
by score OF 9 70 4. There were many
spectacular and sensational features 60
ent.use both PLAYERS and spectators
Wino-osters battery was composed of
Krols and Cunningham and Woodward
against Drle ana studervant for the Nor
folk '1l s-sl4us. Winchester won the enc
tire series. veil as q game hy to
score af Mart.rsburg this morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-02
NEW JERSEY WINS
IN DRYDEN MATCH
0To0unlrd from First Tlge }

shots SD three strings 90 five shots each.
fired lu t.e t-ae llLl.t ~ t-n seconds for
each string First prize iaciuded o. ;r3-
I.y. medals for the team members ana
s-.. second prize vas go and tA.gI
r.I1" s1o
Squadron A. Of New York. scored as
follows
Deliberate fire. Coz. rapid IRE. 3o7 total
9,r. Second prize was Won hy Batierv
a. Sew Jersey total score. 72e And
third prize by "a team from tile Kansas
National Guard. total score. ca
FIRST prize. "a costly trophy. IN the
press match. was won by Lieutenant
Warren H. Smith. or the Cleveland Lead
or. with score Of - our Of Il possible
20. Tho match was open 20 newspaper
men. each competitor firing ten shots az
90 yards.
Ia the Individual revolver match, IN
which there were twentv-seven entries.
the prlze-winners were. First, s. J. a.
Dietz. New York. score 129. second. SIS.
r. Ieboutellier. New York l2S; third. SO,
X. H. Sayre. New York. 125: fourth. So.
j w. Putnam. 124; NTH s.. } W. Reese.
Maryland, l21, and sixth. 81. Thomas
Anderton. New York. 12l Each COM
petitor fred fifteen shots. deliberate aim
at 90 yards on the standard American
target
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-02
WINCHESTER WINS ALL.

Umpire. 1.r cnntock. Attendance. $50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-02

Southern Bell Telephone
ASHLAND. VA. September Ashland
anl Iatr.i teams played TO 81 tie hero
this afternoon. Tho game was called ar
t.e Dri DID,. t.r eighth inning on account
or darkness It was the most exciting
anf bose Iarei game here this season.
Ashland naae Six hits. Laurel seven.
'ar '.t'r t.as made on each side Bat
terie--tor Ashland. Evans and Ellis; for
laurel Zones and Ford. Umpire, Collins
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Montgomery, o.
ELECTIOREER IS
FUTURITY WHINE R

-, - polnt until Just half that figure was
the prevailing odds AT post time
The time Of the race. 1:ls as was NOT
fast w. ""' i'O~
Inc Futurity purse this year contained
exactly y5.To. OF this amount S2- IN
went 20 Mr. Lakeland. the owner of The
winner. Mr.. keene received 1850 as tho
snare Tor the second horse. and Parf
Rainey drew 5000 for De Nirnd's No.
honors- Electioneer was bred and nom
mated by the late Major G. b. Thomas
Of Kentucky
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-02

m1sterfui bail. holding the visitors easily.
Waters started the game FOR Bl1ckstone
retiring in the sixth IN favor of Bauer.
fafmNlle landed on Bauer ia the eighth
scoring ten runs In the one inning Bat
zones farmviile- Mcknight and Noyes.
blackstone Waters. Bauer and Da,is
struck out-McKnisht. 40. Bauer. 3: Wa
tors. 3.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-02
Battle Axe VS.. Blackstone.

I.e taet Battle Axe baseball team Will
- i' e.Dne tomorrow. the 3rd, 70
play far home team there q double
l'al'' 'tlIt. 'yc'tiug games arc expect
,d tr .t.'h teams wiI appear az tnc.r
"'-l OIL. locals having reinforced thcm-
t'-l.rt H.fI Hcveral college man. The
itiI. Axe aggregation VIII have Ford
lu 'N' r Hld Hctty behind thc bat and
are confident OF success Several rOotcrs
VII -.luN nc fnnm.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-02
Callahan Ioins White Sox.

CHICAGO. September Charles Com
iskey. president Of the Chicago American
League ball club, announced to-day that
James Callahan had been signed TO fin
ish the season with the White sox. d"
Callahan was member OF the team last
year, but this year has been managing a
local semi professional team.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-02
American Association.

At Kansas City-Kansas City-St. Paul
game postponed. rain
AT Louisville First game. Louisville.
! Indianapolis o second game: Louis
vllle 2. Indianapolis J.
Al Toledo Toledo !. Columbus, o.
AZ Observation-Disclosures g; Mime
apolIs :.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-02
3 80 INC OF a eouble-header.

ham In both games OF Gouble-header.
First Game:
Score hy innings; r. II. f..
Birmlu-n nam .......O . o , Ia o
Little Rock. .......O 100000 3
Batter ics-Clark. Garvin and Matthews:
br21'u and orr Time, 1.55. UmpirCs.
W0inscott and thinner.
second Game.
Score hy Innings. r. H. T.
Birmine ham ..........1 Il 0 % s d
Little Hock.............O 20 90 o
batteries- Salee ana Matthews: Vance
and Orr. Umpires. Wainsc0tt and Tim
mer. Time. I hour
Shreveport, 4 Montgomery, o.
SHREVEPORT September In tho
last game of the season on the local
grounds with Montgomery. Shreveport
pitcher shut out MONTGOMERY without a
hit.
Score by innings. r IT. r..
Shreveport .... . o o O o - u d
Mont gomcry $50 o o % 40 % g
batteries Fisher and Grarius. Max
Wen and Hansen. Time LAY I'uptre
Ruddcrham.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-02
Eastern League.
Jersey

At T.. vidence-Providence s: Jersey
CITY. o.
At Toronto-F1rst Game: Toronto. q:
Rochester 3. Second Game. Toronto %;
Rochester. 8 called seventh inning: dark
ness.
At Aiontreai-M Montreal. d buffalo 4.
At Newark Newark. S. Baltimore. ?.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-02

ChestnS SS1l at 10 a NJ. tomorrow
morniuG.
lo-mQrrow afternoon tine Chnamcfi
meet the strong team of the e.. and o..
messed. by am error t.I. .a,n, was anne
nounced 70 be played ul Chestnut Hm
! VIII be plnyed at $3.50 %. a. at the
hermitage ground. boulevard and Cary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-02
OLD DOMINIONS WIN.
Easily Defeat "Crescents" by
Score of IS. to 0.

THE OLA l.mluiors played tho Cres-
ocu-s yesterday. defeating the latter by a
SCORE OF 10 to o. The tabulated score. f,l-
InW--
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-02

COLUMBIA, S. c.. September The
game to-day was fe4turclcss and Umpire
McLaueAiin called 70 when Il was SIN
light enough to play
Score hy innings. r IA. T..
Columbia ............ o o o q o. 8 2
Charleston .......... % O. % % 0 OIL & o
BATTERIES Russell and Sweeney: Turner
and Resinger Time. 30 Umpire. Nc
Iaugnlin. Called ON account darkness.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-02
70 Game

AUGUSTA. GA. september Augusta
acknowledgement on account OF rain.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-10
MAY COME TO TOPEKA.
Next Meeting of the Tri-Church Coun-
Gil Within IS Months.

Dayton, o., Feb. 10.-The tri-church
council adjourned after it had concur
red in the reports of the committee on
vested interests doctrine and policy.
The committees were made permanent
creatures of the council and ordered to
continue at work on the elaboration
of the various details that enter into
the police of the three denomination.
The subcommittee on policy viii also
have under consideration the name for
the united organization and this viii be
submitted al a meeting of the general
council to be held within eighteen
months. the exact date and place to be
later decided upon by the council Of
fcers.
After the meeting of the council its
6nal deliberations or rather the inter
probation and elaboration of the gem
eral plans a~reed upon at the sessions
just concluded will be submitted to
the national conference for final ap-
proval.
The actual organic unity will not be
in effect for at least three years.
Senator Matt Edmunds of Kansas
invited the council to hold its next
session in Topeka. and it is probable
the invitation will be accepted.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-10
DOES YOUR BACK EVER ACHE?

That troublesome pain in the snall on
the back points straight to kidney SICK
ness. Backache VIII not leave OF IT'S own
accord, nor viii sick kidneys cure lbeui-
selves. Every day Of neglect makes ths
cure harder.
Don't make light of pain in the
back. Tt means there is congestion ana
Inflammation in the kidneys-tnat lne
kidneys are clogged and inactive car
do their whole duty Of IlteflAs ule
blood It means the circulation OF I'M
pure blood throughout the bcdy
weakening of every nerve, muscle anu
vital organ
Inactive kidneys cause rheunl2tisia'
neuralgia, govt headaches. dlz45 sIelis'
nausea, indigestion, weak heart, eraNel'
stone in the kidneys, iropsy' TOO ire
queut passages of urine, and other ufi-
nary disorders. There is Il constant
tendency towards fatal diabetes or
Brights disease.
When you first feel pain i'm the small
of the back. or first notice a2yl hlnS
wrong with the urine. donf delay mo
ment. Give the kidneys the help 'hey
need.
DOan's Kidney Pills have a QUICK ana
direct action on the Kidneys Ihey dltNe
out the pOisons that i1fsst Eae blood,
cleanse and stimulate she kidneys, reGu-
late the urine. cure backacne, dizzlness
and languor and permanently heal the
kidneys.
The best proof we can offer Of the