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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-20

Adderley entertained O few friends In honor
OF her eighth birthday, Many merry gamea
were enjoyed by tho littlo Lunch was
served to the following gucsto: Beth Williams.
Louise Dudley. Maize Adderlcy. Camille Moth
erwel. Clara Zion and Pcnrl Adecrley.
Oscar Hostcn OF Upper Bingham. Joe Sands.
J. T. Dean, e. E Dudley. Charles Hcberer
and III. 8. Blcviu went TO Murray Tucoday to
attend tho grand lodge session, X. OF p.
Mrs Luna johnson OF Salt Lake spcnt Fri
day In camp.
Nr. and Mrs Mcclure OF Columbus. o. and
Misses Williams and Deck OF GAINESVILLE. O..
who havo been che guests OF DR.. and Mrs.
Straup for several weekn. left for their homes
tho nrst OF tho week.
Mrs William Robinson left Sunday for Iona.
child " ''' VI" '''' 1t u |
Mrs A. w. Cushman returned Friday nfter-
noon. after fow days visit in tho city,
Mrs s s. Jones spent tho latter part OF the
week at Salt Lake,
Mrs Louis Gates was a city visitor Friday.
II. l. Herrick spent Sunday nt Bingham
Junction.
Mre R, D. slatz OF Upper Bingham made a
brief Walt 10 Salt Lake the first OF the week.
Mrs Anderson spent few days in the city
this week
hrs. sorcnson and Mrs. Richardson went to
Salt Lake Monday
Mrs schlpp has for her guests Mrs. Shem-
ems, Miss Grace Burton and Miss Goldio Stole
OF Salt Lake.
Miss Alice Bush who has been visiting with
her sister at Bingham Junction. returned Sat
urday.
Mr. and Mrs Merryhed arc In camp again.
Mrs. Merryheld spent the winter at Phoenix.
Ariz.. and Mr.. Mcrryield has been making II
six weeks visit to Idaho.
Dr. and Mrs Smcdley spent Wednesday and
Thursday at the capital
II L Nielsen returned from Suit Lnko Thurs
day
Dr. stockham spent q few days in. tho city
this week
Mro Joseph Lerwsn won an outgoing pas
senger to the city this morning.
Mrs. William Earle OF Murray is visiting in
camp.
Francis In Grange OF Salt Lake was IN
camp Sunday.
Mrs Holloway and sister Mrs. McKillican of
Highland Boy, 5pent Sunday OF Salt Lake.
A. C. Wood spent few days In Salt Lake
this week.
Deputy Sheriff Williams returned from Salt
Lake Thursday.
Attorney ]. w. n. Whitecotton OF Provo
spent Saturday In camp.
Miss Selma Flncll. who has been visiting with
Mrs W, II Zion, returned TO her home at
Junction Sunday
Mrs Erwin Wolf. who has been visiting in
Salt Lake, returned home Monday
George Hutchinson spent few days visiting
at American Fork this week.
Mrs Joseph Ruttlc and Mrs. Jensen OF High
land Boy. who has been visiting In tho city
In camp again.
Mrs Sam Dunsmorc spent few days in
Salt Lake this week.
Rev w. l.. Dexter returned Friday from the
capital after brief visit.
Mrs Cushman returned from the city the
first OF the week
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OLD FEUD SETTLED
Court Determines Case That Arose a
Century Ago.

WASHINGTON. May 19.-The jury
In the case OF the descendants of John
Patrick Whalen and the heirs of his
brother. Nicholas Whalen in a suit for
ejectment which has been on trial for
four days IN Circuit court No. /,
brought In a verdict In favor of the
plaintiffs.
The suit has been i'm litigation for
about seven years and the trouble be-
gan 1l6 years ago. The brothers. Pat
rick and Nicholas Whalen, came to this
country from Ireland. They were
stone masons and contractors and had
q hand in building the old Tiber Creek
tunnel, and also worked on the Capitol.
They quarreled and separated after
making a division of their property, in
which the old game OF Esau and Jacob
was enacted Patrick going to Cole
Vile, Montgomery county. Md, and
Nicholas taking up his home near
Cabin John Bridge. The suit was first
brought In 1889, and was for business
profits and possession Of premises No
S11 Pennsylvania avenue
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DUMB MAN SPEAKS
Suddenly Regains Voice as he Ap-
pears in Court,

WILMINGTON, II. c, May 19-Some-
what remarkable and decidedly start
ling scene OF a man dumb suddenly re-
gaining his voice was presented In the
United States District court here The
supposed mute was a onc-armcd white
man named Lawrence Dudley at one
time n resident here, and who moved
away years ago.
He returned several months ago. and
by signs and writing informed the peo-
pie that he had been stricken dumb He
also caused domestic complications as,
his wife, thinking him dead had mar
ried again. Shortly afterwards he was
arrested for stealing from the mail
agents Office at the pcstoflice and com
mittcd to Jail
During his Incarceration he maintained
his dump state. and hence he caused ex-
element In court, when he suddenly
had been treated. He was sentenced to
one year In the Federal prison At At
lanta
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GAME TO THE LAST
Boy Thought Only of His
Coming Contest

NEW YORK. May 19-During game
of baseball In vacant lot at the foot of
East Twentieth street. one of the play
ers, after hitting the bah, threw his
bat from him. 1t landed on the head of
John Murphy, aged 9 years. of No. 500
East Twenty-fourth street. who was
sitting on the ground not far from home
plate
Murphy rolled back insensible. and
DR.. Nanderhoff took him to Bellevue.
Player Was Unknown.
The game was called Nobody
knew the name of the man who threw
the bat, except that his name was
BILL and had been hired for the oc-
casion. The boys father hurried to the
hospital In time to hear John tell the
doctor not TO let his mother know about
the accident, "She's sure TO worry, and
besides, [ got to be out tomorrow. for
my nine plays the Swallows. and
must bo there. Don't tell ma about
this"
The doctor was obliged to perform an
immediate operation for fractured skull.
after which they said the boys condl-
tion was Critical"
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NEWS FROM FARMINGToN.
What Citizens of Davis County
Metropolis Are Doing.
Special TO Tho Tribune,

Special TO Tho Tribune,
F'ARMINGTON. May l9-Jed Abbott who
underwent an operation at tho Ogden general
hospital for appendicitis was brought homo
this week. having successfully wthstood the
operation.
Mrs. Harry s. Jane of San Francisco re-
turned home Friday, after having spent several
weeks in Pennington visiting rcntivcs and
friends. Mrs. Jane fortunately missed tho
catastrophe In her home city. Mr. Jane. how
ever present and succeeded in saving
New Brick Dwelling.
James Frodoham Is building a ave-room
dwelling. modern In every respect,
Mrs Ncphi Mathews OF ogden returned homo
Friday, having spent ten days in Pennington
with relatives.
Closing Meeting Held.
Members Of tho history class. organized by
Prof. H. W. SOule. principal OF the district
schools for the benefit OF a number OF friends
met Thursday evening Mt the home of Mrs. j.
This was the final meeting of the year. and
In order chow appreciation 20 Prof. Soulc
for the benefits derived. Mrs. Tanner md
friends prepared refreshments for the occasion
Operation Successful.
Ezra Richards or Bear River was In town
this week Mr.. Richards underwent an op-
Grafton for appendicitis at the l.. u. s. hos
ington. where ho has many relatives and
friends.
Miss Jessie nnrkdun returned to Salt Lake
this week, after spending several days in
Furmlngton.
Marriage Licenses
Marriage licenses have been granted To
Frank l.. Watcrhousc OF Montczuma N Y
and Angelina q. Bray OF Denver: Gust d
Marltsao and Bertha Schwartz both or Salt
L2ke.
Delbort Wnaox, who hns been in Holland
for the past three years nInE mission,
returned 10 his home in Pennington Wedncs-
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News From the Painters.

Local union No II, OF the Brother
hood of Painters, Decorators and Pa
per- hangers OF America. urge the pub
lie to patronize the following shops who
have been declared fair. They are pay
Ing the scale demanded by the union.
namely so cents per hour with a A.
hour week. helf day of on Saturday,
making $22 per week:
l.. A. Woodruff. 20 T.. 3rd So.
II Gertz. 60 Market St
National Art Co. Evans bldg.
NJ +. Adair. "a +, So. Temple.
f. p. Keats. 80 +. 9Th So
B. Pyper, city
]. 7. Flashman. a56 w 2nd No.
Dorm & Asquith $40 w. So. Temple
", II. Dennis. 1850 3rd st
Geo. Ames, S26 w 1st So.
w. NJ. Sanderson, 1926 w 7th So.
G. w. Anderson 344 Edith ave,
j. w Hagcrman. 12i w lst So.
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oVer Fifty Years.

b So SEQ, o,%SGlll.tried ,Sln. remedy. Mrs
over rfif,ng fift,, Syrup. has been
perfect r,.urcn smacn While teeth
9 softens 81, success. 1t soothes
- Wind 1 ddl alie gums. allays all
far dIarrlo"a',nc "',c and Is the best
'd ask pstt r. Of the world, so
syruann Tor Mrs. Winslow,ss Ss g
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FASTENED to his bedside in the Ale
gheny General hospital in West Penn
train, While her husband died just as
she entered the door.
Victor. who was 30 years old, was
employed as a brakeman on the West
Penn railroad, He fell under his train
at Saltburg and his legs were cut OF.
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DECREE Is MODIFIED.
Judge Booth Makes Changes In
Christensen-Ch Christensen Case.

Speolnl to Tho Tribune.
PROVO. May 19.-Judgc Booth mado an or
der today modifying the decree OF divorce here
tofOrc entered In the case of NilbOrg Chrletcn-
sen 80. John Christensen, The decree modl-
Ned gives the custody OF two minor children
to tho defendant
Harry Masters OF Sprngvllc and Lucy Sim
mons OF Spanish Fork after procuring the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-20
PREsBYTERIANS MEET.
Pleasant Convention Held Friday and
Saturday at Spanish Fork.

Special to The Tribune.
SPANISH FORK, May 19.-Tho Bemi-an-
nual convention or the Utah Central district
wnA held In the Presbyterian church OF this
place Friday night and Saturday.
Twenty delegates were present Friday night
from ncGhborng citle5 and nearly 100 sat
down 10 tho dinner Saturday. provided by the
ladies OF tho church.
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menced to take
your remedy l
have been stead
ily improving,
until now I can
safely say I feel
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LEHI Ships A LARGE
AMOUNT OF WOOL EAST
More Than Twenty Carloads Go
Out of Utah County
Town.
Special Ia Tho Trlbune

Special TO Tho Tribune
LEHI. May lo-Durns the shearing
just closed LchI has been the shipping
point Tor over twenty cars Of wool Fourteen
went TO Boston and ST. Louis and the
others went TO Providence. r. l.
B.lF. Sanders & Co. have had agents hero
buying sheep Thirty cars loaded with 1900
head were shipped to Soda Springs Ida. and
twelve cars went to the KnolllnS Sheep COM
pany at Aroya, Colo.
The wool generally In good condition
and much OF It sold as high as 25ls cents per
pound.
Mud Found in Fleeces.
This week shipment which cnmo up from
the south end OF the country TO bo received"
at Lchi was found 20 weigh about 80 pounds
per snck more thnn ordinary wool An inVes-
tIgatlon revealed the fact that about ten
pounds OF mud was found wrapped in the
center OF most OF tho fesces. The owner was
teegraphcd and came 1T once. He employed
number OF boys TO empty all the sacks. re-
move the mud from the Aeoces and rcsack
them again The experience cost the ovaricl-
nockmagter a good sum OF money and. no
doubt he VIII be more careful as to what goes
in wool next season
Ball Sprays Trees.
Prof Ball OF the Agricultural Experiment
station was spraying the fruit trees the
central experiment farm yesterday and today.
Many fruit growers were present and secured
valuable datn as 10 how 10 destroy tho pests.
OolnS TO oalt Ldhe,
Prof James NJ. Anderson has sold his home
here TO Ephrnim Mullincr Of Fairfield Prof
Anderson who has been principal and high
school Instructor in the Lehi public schools for
fifteen years, VIII tonch in the Salt Lake City
schools and win move his family thcro In
July,
Will Buy Horses.
Igaac WoOdhousc. Thomas Webb. John 7.
Smith ond 5. ]. Taylor have formed horse
trading company McsTs. TAYLOR and Wood
house left for Ruby Valley. New, today. Mr..
Taylor WIN return shortly with car OF horses
for the Utah market Mr.. Woo1house VIII
remain In Nevada, buying UP the horses whilo
the others win dispose OF them in the Utah
mnrkCt.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. f. Ross left for Sugar City,
Ida. today, They Will remain In Idaho.
Golden Wedding,
Monday evening Mr. and Mrs John Wood
house celebrated their golden wedding In tho
City pavilion. 4 banquet was served TO about
800 guests. Their children, whose homes ore
in Utah. Idaho. oregon and Nevada, werc all
present census OF their progeny showed
eleYon children. slNty-sH grandchildren and
sixteen great grandchildren.
Nr Woodhouso cnmo to Utah in tho carly
tO's and has been a pioneer In the settlement
OF three counties md nye cities OF the State.
IIo has held many positions OF responsibility
and 10 generally known as squire Wood
house.
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Marriage Licenses.
WILLARD SCHOOLS CLOSE.
Portion of tho Day Is Devoted to
Athletic Programme
;nnclnl 20 The Trihnnc.

SpCcIuT 10 TIC IIIbUHc,
WILLARD. May l9.-The closing exercises OF
the Willard schools held Friday Tho
afternoon was devoted TO dancing und athletic
sports very Interesting game OF baseball
played between the eighth grades OF
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necessary license woro married today in the
Dlgtrlct courtroom by judge Booth.
4. W. Partridge today tried In Justice
Nooriss court charge OF selling tobacco
10 Dean Tucker, boy II years OF age, He
was found guilty and sentence Will be passed
MAJ II.
Gets $500 for Ear.
Settlement has been effected whereby JOS
cph Shoen pays $500 as damages to ] II.
White. The two men engaged in fight in
July. 1903, and as result White had his cor
chopped off with a shovel in the hands OF
Shocll. suit for damages entered in
the District court and this is tho elimination
OF IL
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-20
CAME TOO LATE
Wife Did Not Receive Last Farewell
Of Husband

PITTSBURG. Pa. May 19-Thinlling
she would be In time TO receive the dy-
ing kiss OF her young husband, Mrs
Benjamin Victor Of Butler junction,
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MOUNTS New Catchup makes soups
and meats delicious Always have a
bottle of MOUNTS Pickles handy.
They are so nice Tor cold lunches.
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and gaifed the
a
charact 8 3 EA
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sARD OF THANKS,

. tSs.ssh St the e late Charles Good.
o. the e ''leir friends ana the
|tlisr Corn. n. a. J., r. and the woe 70,
ihslr be- Ssreayemaelnna1 ave alna SYM
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so poor that I did
not expect to live
through the win
ter, but now / am
perfectly healthy.
] cannot praise
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your mdicine enough, and 1 recommend
II to others"
T. T. Marklnnd. q well-known bust
ness man of Cincinnati o.. writes from
300 Woodburn Ave, as follows;
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M R. s. D. FOSS, 11s s. r. 9Th street
Minneapolis, MINI, writes:

II wish to congratulate you on your
medicine, Peruna. / have been a suf-
ferer with catarrh Of the stomach for
over two AsnIs but since I haNe COM
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A GOOD
WORD FOR
PE-RU-NA-

no more OF my Old troubIe, and as a
matter OF course. l will always have a
good word for Peruna
L recommend 1t to all my friends"
Mrs. Magdalena Winkler, Route 4,
Westminster. Md, writes:
II thank you very much for your ad-
Vice l can safely say that Peruna and
Manalin have saved my life
When l wrote to you the FIRST time.
asking your advice my condition Mas
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oval nSn In the palm garden
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Brigham and Willard. Dancing continued
during the evening.
Most Successful Year.

In many respects tho year just closed has
been the most successful In the history OF
the school Twice many have ever be-
the eighth Grndc and tho hlEh School
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over For all
these 1 give the
credit to your cx-
cellent medicine,
Peruna- l am
pleased to rec
nrnfrNanG IL 70 n,rNr
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Memorial Windows.

Ions In the auditorium are memoir
. esst window Is called The Rcsur-
1i-sow, and is tho gift of the pio-
t.,d.st preachers of Utah. The Good
4" Is the title OF the north window,
1 u 1itt OF Mr.. and Mrs. ] 5. Pond
Die ia memory OF Mr.. Ponds father,
I. deyoied member OF the old church.
\ Window is the gift OF Mrs, Esther
u n memory OF her husband. John
NJ n1e s called Jesus. the Light of
.Ep
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Teachers Go to Ogden.

Tho Misses Graycc md WlnuIfred Geiger,
who havo been tcacbing here. have left for
Ogden
Principal William ]. Lowe viii 60 East
In September 10 study law.
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'oleatory Programme

Id ts programme viii be given on
d II. Talbot will prosld"
s,-7rn, ~ Moro will deliver IT,
Nj ra,,Ma M 1870 There win bo n
7ll,,on Hy Mt .. m, with mn ID
Eupsrinoore irloore and short nddrcsscs w.
- sSrl1nshoent OF Sunday-scbooi3
0r ho,'ls.e az 7:i5 will Include a sns
farisy II; Mcintyre OF Los = hnen sen-
y psII,,o or. Mcintyre viii SS Iec,ns nnse-
N ). shse,nlng a good fe1,oyysh,....
eanrchcs vii, vi %nicn nnc,3. all tbs pastors
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maj Dedication Sunday.

|<,naay aay q, next. the now building
80 sue1'cated. Bishop David II.
"a sv ncs "a In Portland, oHcint-
II ueI,, wv Or. Talbot and Rev.
E.lsrn1,' pastor Of tho great FIrs,
d a. H. church at Los Angeles
|Hcr ' 'eading pulpit orator OF that
~. ara s In his young manhood
II IN sesps the trowel and overaIls
In b1. reminder OF his humble
III a., isstures 'he sometimes nj
lie lie a remarkable word
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day, and have
e a I n 9 d ten
pounds. I took
your Peruna ac-
cording to direc-
lions, and the re-
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GAINED
10 LBS. IN
WEIGHT.

suit was more than L expected.
II can now breathe with ease, and
also my cough is stopped. I had II for
ak months before I took down with
the grip.
II took no other medicine utsPcruna
and II accomplished all. You told me
In your first letter that Peruna would
cure me and 1t has.
Il am seyenty-three years old ana can
attend to my work and business as
usual"
Mrs Theone Mikkelson, Brigham
City. Utah. writes
II wish to thank you for all the good
Peruna has done me. I am entirely
free from the cough which used to
bother me so much every winter.
My kidneys are also In good condl-
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eHs5 these I E.Ro EHt tha f,1 GIVES
credit TO your ex- PE-RU-NA |
Peruna- am CREDIT.
ommend 1t to everybody"
Formula.
ave come to me from q multitude of
given slight laxative quality.
We addition for quite length of time,
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lrat Church Orpanized

+. |nt Methodist Episcopal church OF
4, 70, crganized in 1870 Tho corner
eh church was laid November %.
NN q. h. Pierce was the nrsi
N, sl,e'sard became superintendent
~, ,'Ilts'ons In Utah. He was sue
~ sel. j. n Jameson of Co.
% ae uustce9 in 1871 were j. ".
Moore. c. c. Clements. A. 4.
n " Nichols, S Z. May, F, 8
rlefee and ] r. Walker The
~" sold on April 70. 1895. Az
y. ~, crate Judgment nnd cxpe-
<h IA 70 building and dedicating of
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bats Fifteen Hundred.
|perintendents of Missions.

'sns have served az supsrintendents
eno3s OF the II. 2. church. q. II.
I'M. J. s. Icillch and the pres
-cert II. J, Talbot.
- o. the church are E. o. Lee.
EHlng, r !. Evans. 7 A. DIX,
ne James F., PaIna. o. a. Honnold
Sfi1er. The special finance com
lka has had change OF the enterprise.
OF the pastor, ]. c McClain. n
T. A. Dix. The programme com
shs:ge OF the dedicnto-y exercises
q y Bowdle. George F Goodwin
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Is q Costly Edifce.

.f.l cost OF the new church is $50. .0N,
-rlr5es the cost OF the Iot and organ,
e eosllng sgc and Will be Installed
4 louls organ hrm in the next two
ne furnishings of the church are In
- cak. the pewins and furniture be-
.'.tsd by tho u. A. Mcmillan company
Lale The nrt glass is furnished BY
4 cpnpauy o. Minneapolis, Mimi
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-02-06
Resting Period One OF Profit.

The man who fails to appreciate
:he value of recreation IS making a
great mistake. Attention to bust
ness and devotion to duty are es-
sential to success i'll this strenuous
age, but that fact is i'll itself the
most eloquent plea for a season OF
rest; breathing spell so that the
high tension methods of today will
not wear Us ont before our time.
If the everyday pace were more
moderate there would be less ur-
gent need of rest. 1t IS the pace we
are keeping time to III business in
this age that makes a vacation i'm
perative. Exhaustion results III not
only temporary but permanent
loss of vital force The rest period
is often the profit period in a busy
mans life. No machine can run
necessarily without repairs and the
vacation time IS the repair time IN
the great scheme of human econ
aly.-Four Track News.
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HERE AT HOME.
Brownsville Citizens Gladly Testify and
Confidently Recommend DOan's
Kidney Pills.

It is testimony like the following
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Remedy" so far above competitors.
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w. A. Rutledge, the Elizabeth
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