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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-28
WILSON GOLD MINES.
Tellurium Ore Found In the Company's
Property az AeringtOn.

The local interest that ls being taken
IN the property of the Wilson Cold
Mines company will bee enhanced when
"a ia stated that telurum ore has been
found ln the Shirley a.. claim. adj0iu-
us, and that 10 d. believed that the
find is an extension of the ore bearing
channel OF the Wilson property. The
strike on the Shirley g.. was made by
Thad Hoppin, peculiar feature of the
discovery being that II was made with
ln few feet OF the surface, while
Mr. HoppIn was engaged in the per-
formance OF annual assessment work.
The strike means much for the owners
of the Shirley. ana viii doubtless load
fo extensive development work 10
win aleoteiye added interest and value
to the Wilson group.
The Wilson is located in tho Yarng-
Com district Lyon county Nevada. Tho
management of which has been lut re-
Gently given over tl Fred Fludt. the
well known rwh ana Nevada mining
man and mlu expert Tho main work.
ing shaft of The Wilson has attained
"a depth of 90 feet the bottom being m
o. solid body of ore OF good milling
grade. in which there are occurrences of
high grade gold iu honey-c0mbcd
quartz. rhe shaft VIII he continued
on down with the hope ana belief that
with depth tho orc measures win in-
crease both Dob size and value.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-28

Hon. Shmer b. Herman, disun-
guished statesman and legislator Of
Portland. oregon, who was recently ON
am eastern trip, is among those strong
~ I'm favor OF l.. I. Cooper, in the dis
cussion over Cooper and his medicines,
which has ragged for the past year m
cities visited by the young man on his
educatiye campaigns, as he calls them.
Cooper was explaining his new the
Dries and medicines TO Boston people
during the Oregonlan's visit to that
city, and I'm a recent interview Mr.
Herman said: MY trip east accom-
plished more for me than I ever be-
ieved possible. il has actually been
the means Of restoring my health.
While IN Boston / heard great deal
about this man Cooper and his medi-
cines, and one morning ! talked with
a Boston banker who told me that he
had been relieved by Coopers medi-
clnes after ten years chronic dyspep-
STA. For the past twenty years l have
been a fearful sufferer with nervous
dyspepsia II has been so bad that II
all but forced me to resign from the
legislature.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-28
CONCENTRATES.

There win no call ON the stock er-
change today.
d. C.. Jachins general manager OF
The Utah Copper company. left today
for "a short trip east
L. H. Bartholomew, the well known
Richneld mining man. Will make his
winter residence at Yerington. New.
Assessment No. OF pa cents a share
has been levied on the capital stock IF
the new Stockton Mining and Milling
company.
a. j. Davis OF this city. president ana
manager OF the crescent Peak Gold
Mining company. states that work bass
been resumed on the property Of thar
company.
James Veitch. of this city. is now
engaged in the development Of a group
II claims near Blair, New, In the in
terest OF Chicago people.
The meeting OF the Tinuc Mine
owners association. which has been
postponed several times. is scheduled
to take place at the Commercial club
tomorrow afternoon at 2 80. Important
matters will be discussed with regard
10 the smelling and market situation.
Tho salt Lake-CalifOruiu Copper
company has filed It's papers with the
secretary Of State. The Incorporation
BIS for Sl.000,O0O, divided into 81 shares.
W. Mont Ferry Is the president of the
company, and j. II. Turner Is the Sec
rret8ry and treasurer The property Is
located in Del NOrte county, Cal
The Ruth Mining company OF Provo
has filed a certified copy of lbs articles
of Incorporation with the secretary OF
tate. The capitalization as for $4,000
divided into shares OF 10 cents eacn
The officers are: Samuel n. Bucsiay
president; Leon n. Bean, vice presi-
dent and j. w. Bean. secretary and
treasurer. The company owns six
claims near Poker Brown Springs
Humboldt county New
The Copper Butte Mining company OF
Richneld has given q bond ana option
on its capital stock 10 Audred Nelson
and W. G. b. Orrock. al 10 cents q
share. the stock OF the company 90 be
placed I'm escrow until the expiration
OF the option. The property or the
company ls ln Clear Creek canyon.
MCssrs. Nelson and Orrock VIII DO
considerable work in the development
of the mine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-28
HON, S. B. HERMAN
IS WELL AGAIN
Noted Oregon Statesman Restored to
Health on Recent Eastern Trip.

Il was feeling wretchedly that morn
ing and l made up my mind to try
the medicine. l had seen leading ply
sicians without number both east and
west. They had been unable to help
me I'm the least, and l no more be-
lleved this Cooper medicine could help
me than IL could bring a dead MAJ.
back 70 life / really don't know why
I bought il. 1t was like a drowning
man clutching at a straw.
"To make a long story short II has
been astonishingly successful in my
case Today / am enjoying a sound
stomach and perfect health for the
first time I'm twenty years. I can eat
heartily witho q the slightest inconve-
nience afterward. l have fine appe-
tite. and sleep we'll I am no longer
mody and depressed. and my nervous
ness has entirely disappeared.
ANY man who has chronic dyspep-
STA owes It to his family to try this
medicine"
In all our experience as druggists,
we have never seen anything 10 sur
pass the famous Cooper preparations
p ]. Hin Drug Co, so West Second
South Street, salt Lake City.
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LOCAL MARKETS.

There are no changes IN todoy's local
markets to speak of, and the amounts
Of provender OF an KINDS in this morn
ing's markets indicated that there
would be no lack of good things for
this evenings dinners. Potatoes are
fairly flooding the market from Idaho.
as the crop up there has been heavy
on account OF propitious conditions.
Apples are being received in car lots
from Cache valley and this healthfui
irult Is coming also from southern
points. including Grand Junction
Western Colorado apples rank with the
best western New York product. and
the latter have for century borne =,
best of regulations. Canberries are
still arriving from New Jersey while
irom southern California are being re-
ceiveo Redland oranges and toma-
toes There was a scarcity in oysters
earlier ia the week, but sizeable ship
ments are In hand today. from Atlantic
shore points, as well as the Olympias
from the northwest sound Finnan had
dies and smoked salmon are on hand
from Boston. The turkey supply IS all
that could be desired. but the high
price. % an % cents per pound has
shut or many people who would have
preferred thal hlid. and sent them OFF
onto geese duck chicken, mutton, pork
and roast beef instead. Mince meat has
had good sale so have the various
salad dressings, In fact. all of the con-
diments and edibles OF the season have
been I'm excellent demand A carload OF
Turkey dates has been received also
express shipments of good grapes. The
local grocery and meat market stores
we're AN closed up by II a. m. allowing
the clerks tired from the long hours OF
the previous day chance to go home
and enjoy a respite from toll
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LEAD ACCUMULATION.
The Sit>ition In Lead IA Approach
ing the Conditions In Copper.

a late dispatch in the Boston News
Burtnu says The situation in The lead
market is very similar Co that which
existed in copper
The stock of the refined metal which
was only 1000 tons al the beginning
of this year is now about 10000 tons
and Notwithstanding the mct that the
American smelling a. Refining COM
pauy and the United states Smelling
Refining & Mining company the two
largest factors iu the ncld are restrict
ing production the supply Is accumu-
lauuE
Tho largest independent producers
DO Idaho and Missouri have refused
to restrict production and this fact In
the face of "a great falling off in The
lcmaud hos been responsible for de-
cline an the price from a to- az cents
per pound.
FOR years the American Smelling g
Rsauing company has practically con-
trolled the lead market anh Il has
maintained "a Fixed price for the metal,
but ~ mo- longer controls the market
Cor the independent producers have
been undorsellins the big smelling
company right along and that company
iu self-defense has now agreed TO an
omen market
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-28
DEsERET EvENING NEWS rHuRsDAY NovENIBER 2s 1900

nrecedentcd record made by the No.
hawk year ago has been partially
eciipseu. ag the Florence Annex recent
~ mace shipment of one car OF ore
which was valued at S3l.gl0.
a press dispatch from Goldhcld. IN
giving publicity TO the magnificent
shoWihg In the Florence Annex. says;
me richest car Of unsOrted ore ever
mined I'm The Goldneld district was scnt
out last week by the Florence AnnoA
company from lts lease on the Cornish
man and freight claims % the Flor
ence Goldheld estate The car contain
ga 40 tens aud as sampled by the West
ern ore Purchasing. company averaged
helN 90 the ton. % total valuation Oi
tAHh-N. This ore ns tafen from the dl0-
iooi level and shipped just az 30 was
broken down. which makes Tine values
dll the more remarkable. The record
shipment mGdc by Hayes M0nuettc last
winter, while much greater in value,
was OF selected high grade that had
been saved up durgr several months
OF work.
Previous shipments from this lease
have run from $500 to $1,000 to the ton,
and were SO rich that the sampler ask
ca tho manager t0 cut down the grade
with the result that the latest ship
ments sent out DO lhc uast Few days
nave been reduced Go the $500 grade.
No more shipments VIII DE made for
the present as the company now has
ample FUNDS 90 continue work and pre-
iers 20 store the ore on the grounds
tll such time as The smoltcrs are n
shape to make reason. bly, prompt set
Elements az fair treatment charges.
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WILL BE CONTINUED DAILY.
Answers from 998 Banks Say
They Are Ready to Resume
Cash Payments at Once.
New York Money Broker DisappOint-
cd In Expectation of Rcaping
Harvest from Selling Currency.

Chicago. Nov. 2S.-The first step to-
wards retiring the clearing house GER
uncates issued In this city was taken
when the executive committee of the
Chicago clearing house ordered de-
stroyed $4,000 worth Of certificates that
have been paid back to the clearing
house. David r. Forgan, president Of
the National city bank. announced this
action al the weekly dinner Of the Chi
cago Association OF Commerce, and
added that the procedure viii be con-
tlnued daily "untn the entire issue is
paid back and normal conditions re-
stored"
I'VE have received answers from 1000
Of the banks questioned regarding re-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-28
DON'T EXPERIMENl
lou W.. wa @sSs No NJ tsh, t,..
FOLLOW THIS Sal, Lsk, CIV '''
I Izsn 5 Aovcs

liver neglect your ki5po,.
a.. ~ nave pain in the Is
ft,e ts.,rt' dizziness ana - urna-t
,Nne 20 act and no 81. "o. 70 sl.,.
,,i,n', These are all syrn,'cc.l 70 ,Ls1.
w trouble, ana Won ~ 'D,ns hi
tiH,n.oy which is known ,l'a 80
D ''n Kidney Pills e o..
uae' No need TO ovro,I. lNe rcual,
I,uiyu many stubborn c1,,'' ,,,"l Ub.
,,,,..s' Foliow the advice i, 'l salt lal
Ni,y cltzen gud be- eur.I . salt Ia
MI j. y. Balm. UvIr. Yourself
,'.vVhu South street eg7. ss IVES
ul.h' says II havo Lake CH,
Win pain In my bact ,y'a trouhIs
loi which ! tried num-, some tr.
without finding RELIEF 'us reme5s'
"a box M n 40 ,,y,5g tllis and rro l q
cures ~, =. hils drug sforss '.lrs
INV rorn any a,'u ann glad 20 ~ir. las1
given July m. igOsD rum staiomaC
On sen "a PERMANENT CURE
her ,.rl,.,.l,, isyt Mrs Balm a..
n 49, never had any return gtng: n
cure5 ne as oe bo1g's Kldn,,' ',aq
,, u'Su me ana think 7 h9To '.ey Pa
ne 49,, ol ne.plng Others sursr,.en Ai
cnao ,..il'e complaint ] am pi,,sss mon
III Pc Doan's Kidney PINE .a 70 Z.
-. safe by al. dealers
NJ. oster-Milbum Co pee 3
states H. sole agents Tor the I1-- s,ls.
take no other. uoan's-as
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-28
NEW COPPER PROCESS.
Portland Nan IS Making Copper from
Old Scrap Iron.

To produce copper from Fcrap iron
ai a COST of o cents q pound and sell tho
same at ~ cents is the scheme OF j.
WhNic Evans of Portland. Oregon
Mf Evans is working night and dav
70 perfect his process ana De- giving
dhily d.uns lrlti0ns showing the ease
WIN which copper can be made from
olt irln. his experiments are causing
nE furure among the mining and
business mon and his office ls ths scene
1f large and excited crowds.
Ien per cent copper cam De mnde
from ola IRON" says Mr Evans "ard
One process ls fo simple hat anyone
cam lee 10 in operation" Ills Hurar4tg.
consists of h1lf gallon mH Ur in
which is placed some ucII Jurf eh.t
ihis ucid De- has not boon given oIf
hut Mr. Evans p'naIy uut his 0urrra
INTO Do without amy harmful results
Tn this jar hIu of 0il iron ARE rIl..F
and Immediately particles of rnuUsr
can "r HtDR gathering upon tnn hon
Agter certain timo lu tho i1r thu nom
bIiH aID removed ana the accumulation
TEL .ruDl or ana can then boz osrIIv
melted into the copper of commerce.
'l am confident of knocking thr CONS
per trust in tu Ga cooked h8t" Nr
Evans continue 'Helnzc nnd hIe u.I.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-28

lions WIN no longer dominate the poli-
ucs of Montana. after we get the bis
watts of acid to work As for senator
Clark thc other Montana copper King.
ho viii be- reduced 90 the ordinary
yalks of llfc and win no longer con-
troll The states production Of the red
metal"
The i1r constitutes the secret OF the
transformation and this ls of course
Withheld from the public. Mr. Evans
declares that "a man loo the back
ground ls thc real inventor ana has
NOT yot let anyone into the secret
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-28
NOncT ~ ASSESSMENT 10. B.

SILVER uIppEH MINING COMPANY
AufiC. f. hereby given thar at ga mfDtus
10 tnU board uf directors uf tle Silver
H'urtr Mining Company held uu fhr q nj
dHy uf November 800 au as.essmeut of
Nu"..I ENiN lsI cent ufr shIr. WAS levied
upon iho outstanding oap.fui stock of aaId
a. HHliIIuu. rlf1H.n forthwith to a. N.
Meredith tnU Secretary uf enid COMPANY.
% Room 800 Scott nuldua In Main IN
naIl IHk. lltb Itun. ANY stock uuun
WHICH fn.. assessment may THwnIu un-
paid uu tnr -ith day NJ december Iall
1900 ue delinquent and advertised fnr "a n
Hf public auction and unless payment lf
mtne before. eu many shan OF each para
orl Of such stock aH mas Dee necessary
WIN Boz soid bop thc Eth day of January
lfn. 40 O'Clock u m. NO said day. to uay
in" delinquent asfNHamrnt thereon f0.
er.her WITH thn costs of advertising and
expenses ~ mIe
Dated ih.s 26th day Of November. i0l
% n. MEHEnlrlI
secretary silver Dlpuer Mining Co.
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81 LON - cAcrus.

s. ID. M0nlt superintendent of The
NcWhouse Mines ANA Smclter company.
reports that the output Cor November
win consist of Do 10-ton cars OF crude
and eight cars of concentrates. and
this notwithstanding that o. force OF
only 35 men nre employed Tho SHAFT
from the tunnel is being sunk hy CON
twct ana the men employed on thar
work are boz addition Co the company
force. The shaft o. now nearing the
so0-foot level. having been put down
2i0 feet on the incline from the 900
The ore now being mined is taken
FROM the glory holes and with little
work The min is Kept running ono
shift
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-28

sumption Of specie payments" sald Mr.
Forgan Just 99s OF them declare
themselves ready Tor such resumption
at once. The other two asked for n
little longer time. but merely for the
purpose OF ascertainlne n the time IA
ripe FOR such a move The answers
came from all sections OF the south
middle west and northwest. About 5000
letters were sent out and answers are
coming IN by the hundreds every day"
BROKERS DISAPPOINTED.
Now York. Nov. 29-Yesterday being
the day before n holiday, was the time
when the money brokers expected 10
reap "a last harvest In selling currency.
but they met with a disappointment
There was a large demand FOR currency
90 meet payrolls and for other purposes
but the banks supplied practically an
the cash that was needed The rate foll
10 q Of 1 per cent. lending weight to
the statement of bankers short time
ago that the premium would disappear
entirely before many days
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-28
Will MAKE MONTY.

a Goldheld dispatch says. 10 Is
planned by the bankers and merchants
of Goldnold 10 relieve tine money strin-
geucy by using gold slugs as money.
w T.. Drowleu Of the Goldneld Re
ductiou works. is completing the details
~ the scheme Bullion viii be formed
into bars and stamped.
Al present the reduction works here
could turn ont about $4,000 "a day and
this could easily be run up 10 100000.
n the federal laws do not interfere this
plan win probably bee adopted
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-28
oREAT TLoRENcE-ANNEx.
Tie Last strike In THIS Goldncld Prop
crty Eclipse ihe Mohawk.

goldneld continues 90 natonish the
Grid with new discoveries OF sensation
ally rich sold ore, and the many salt
Lakors who are interested ln this w0n-
dorfm Nevada camp are nearly ul par-
ucipaung ln the wealth that is daily
coming from the mines of the district.
Since the great nnd in the Florence
Annex, "a few days ago. the almost un-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-28
Star Crescent Company Secures
Strong Flow in First
Well.
THEY STRIKE NATURAL GAS.
New Developments in Virgin Oh ti-. '
Great Excitement Fol-
lows

p
- a.. t.... ..,fs,.f d.. .rI .f
"'' ~,
excitement TN o'' ''''i'
Germ the lrgiu Power on fields on
washington county and were In the
- t.t....,,,,. ,ec.t,ed t,. Salt
Lake palues.
SECOND WELL BROUGHT rs.
The most important news from sue
south was Co tho effect that on had
t.., .tru,k i'm the we'll of the star
l.,o"..s,,, ,Ir,r,r,, T,bis Information
~. .tt.,5 b, Dr Coorpe w Ni.-
It-t,n ,rt r,oas n Clerl, rho
star Crescent is n corporation CONF
sociated Win ,Snoin Is Dr George ".
Nf5Slofrn IN SAID Inl,o Tho COM
,.erv ov.ns abouf $500 acres of land
in fbs Virgin Ield located on Drv
yvash North creek and some situate
"a ~ tbo ,vesi of virgin Cltv. on
tbie latter rropnl tho comuauv Dee
car rriiilno rha lrst mara OF the
,,,.,tb .nd fbfs b. fbo well that. u-1s
broi,,h, ir ,asterda.. at a depth be-
t,,...,,, coo ana -oo feet
,ls n (Ysrt sss,,istod with iho
niyt' an INA ron,p4n,- received Ia
t,ie.,r.,,, ,-lstsrlo- rr,w n member
t,ts .r,.,,,,. nm. r.,.s irnpo~tod
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o ,',, ,.,l,,,,5 So ~ ist. .Ie-
velopmerts and win continue drilling
al'll VS. WE" .rn., Nv. recnnti,. forc-
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30 y,,ter ene,,iotor.d i'm tbo b,ls
ca tba LEM, orlercl is b.inr rnsb-
cd ~ ~ GA
GAS IN BONNEAU WELL
D-.,,,,., .... hos hon, .,,,,.i, OIL, VIZ
Ns''utal saH ha4 oe.h ~ ueN at u-
sln IN Ihe hoiile3u Oh we''s. ln, lil.
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on5 hos e,,t.5s,i,.l t,,,.,.,.ts o15I
aho h1s extensive interests M Gold
Ho,,,,,. ,.tr. ~, si ..,'-. ~
roo,is 49, 6,-i-i,,-- go -,r,,..i.,i 80.
N ~ evne,te1 40 i,c,+to,,. LIN ~
Stfrnufated eo that inafaad ,f an .rs.,
coverine several buni,.s5 so1,a.,o NIL.
no sntiro oo,,rt, ana ,,,r,,,,,,i,,,'- 'i,
fricts vim M io.ats5 In ,bo 49, ~,
..oil NAV h. foi,nd there so,rd a.,
II A. 49, tba+ en-. 49,. ..,at -
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ana ne 6nainr af ~. nat,,.,i w.. .
sflfnllntsd loTstors
FUTURE is ASSURED
Tho i,t. ,......
s.rat,c 80, 'VeNe no lt1-
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'PT. ]. D. BOYD DEAD.
Locator OF Famous United Verde Mine
At Jerome, Arizona.

Prescott, Ariz., Nov. 2S.-Capt. j. d.
Boyd, locator of the United Verde cop
per mine at Jerome. now owned by ex-
Senator Clark, died here yesterday,
aged So years. Although at one time
owner Of the second richest copper mine
in the United States, Boyd died penni-
since Boyd sold Il, has paid over S25, -
100000 In dividends Boyd sold Il for a
trifling amount.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-28

] amt feeling right to-day
something wrong ! must say.
Come Co think OF 90 that's right
forgot my Rocky Mountain Tea
last night. Il. c. VI. L Drug Dent. it2-
ma South Main Street
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GEO Q. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS'. 20 p. So. Temple. Both
phones 90.
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r. u. Snow & Co, Stock Brokers.
90 Commercial Blk. Both 'PhonesI9z3.
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T. NJ. West g. Co. stock brokers
ID T.. walker Blk. Both phones Of
SEQ and residence.
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Custom Assayers and Chemists. 100
south West Temple ST.
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UNION ASSAY OFFICE.
NJ 81 Hanarcr J.. Y. Sacler.
I.. 1O West Temple. T. O. box l4A6
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4. s. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker. 2t5 ID H. Walker Block
Evening journal., 1907-04-01
RESULTS TELL.
There csa Be No Doubt About the
Results in Wilmington.

There csa Be No Doubt About the
Results in Wilmington.
Results tell the tale
All doubt is removed.
The testimony Of a Wilmington citi-
zen.
Can be easily Investigated.
What better proof can be had2
Mrs. Maria Walker. wife of william
S. Walker. employed at the Phoenix
Fire Company. and living at 22O9 Car
ter street. Wilmington. Del. says:
after being cured by Doan's Kidney
Pills Of a severe case Of backache. Mr..
Walker gave a testimonial in 1897, rec
ommending this remedy. His COM
plant had clung TO him for years and
had become almost unbearable. At
times he could scarcely get about, and
whenever he took cold il laid him up
for a week or ten days at a time. on
the advice Of a FRIEND he got Gsn's
Kidney Pills at Danforths drug store.
The first box gave him so much relief
that he kept on using the remedy until
his trouble had disappeared entirely.
The cure has remained permanent up
TO the present time"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster -Milburn Co, Buffalo,
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.