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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-02
D0de i Dar11mark.
kjebenhavn oe Frederiksberg.

Fhv. Landmand Spren Chr. Rask.
Forhenver. Overkanoner S@rensens
Enke Marie. Skomagersvend Ernst
Kjersner. Postkusk Hans J9rgensen.
Karen Brusen. Lagerarbejder Albert
christensen. S1mand Erik Christof.
fersen, Raave. Enke Emile Due. Re-
gistrar Stenneses Hustru Cathinca.
Stenhugger Johansens Hustru Louise.
Arr%estbetjent Nielsens Hustru Sidse.
Kontorbud Hans Chr. Poulsen. Lad
Inspector Christian G~erstenberg. En-.
Ike Maren Jensen. Depotarbejder Chr.
Hansen. Enke Anne S%teffensen.. Blk
k%enslager Neumanns Hustru Augu-
sta. Typograf Lars S@rensen. H0je-
steretsassessOr Ollgaards Enke So
fie. Jernhandler F. Hansens Hustru
Sidse. C~igarmager Valdemar Andreas
Christensen. acknowledgements
Sophus Sach. Enke Ane Malthesen.
Maskinarbejder G. J.. H. Jensens HUI
stru Marie. Fr9ken Marie Nyeland.
Bodil Petersen. Formand S9ren Pc
tersen. Enke Petronella Larsen.
Smeddesvend Simon Sohn. Vaever
Niels Jensen. Murer Hans Petersen.
Caroline Odemar. Kusk Nielsens HUI
stru Thora. Enke Anna Larsen. Fro
ken ,Othilia Funch. Fr9ken Emma
Jensen. Bpdkersvend Anders Ander-
ser Agent Lars Nielsen. Akkumu-
latorarbejder SEVERN Nielsen. Mo-
delsnedker Jacob Nielsen. Bud Jen-
sens Hustru Maren. Enke Sofia Nor
Jensen. Dameskrederinde Frk. Hanne
Ebsdorff. Ane Larsdatter. Smedde-
mester Christoffer Thomson, Husum.
Enke Kirstine Olsen. Vertshushol-
der Jensens Enke Bodil. Forgylder
Charles Andersen. Snedkersvend
C~hristensens Hustru Laura. Fr3ken
Hansine Howalt. Anna Peterson.
Murersvend Peter Andersen. Skoma-
ger Olsens Enke Emile. Postexpe-
dent Hansens Hustru Adolfine. Fhv.
Agent Falk Hertz. Smed Wilhelm
Erickson. S9mand Carl Carlson. Ma
skinmester Hans Chr. J@rgensens En-
Ike Sidse. Kusk Johan Gertsen. Hell
ga B~jerregaard. Enke, Flora Rasmus-
sen. Handskefabrikant Holmstr0ms
Hustru Johanne. Fhv. Skomagerme-
ster Peter Petersen. Klasselotterikol-
lektGr Magnussens Enke Johanne.
Enke Ingermine Fr@strup. Vinhand.
Jensen. Westminster Gustav Jen-
oeu. oyeiohe hdreu 0cQm1u FenS
Skibsbygger i Mariner Johan Hen
.richsen. Blikkenslager Johan AL.
brecht. Enke Maren Jensen. Sagf9.
rerfuldmagtig Holsters Enke Karen
Bogbindersvend Sigurd J0nsson. Rem.
g3ringskone Augusta M9ller. Tjene.
stekarl Hans Jensen. Augusta Bre.
UNI. Skomager Christian Jensen
RestauratGr Jonas Rasmussen. Gard
ejer Therkelsens Enke Cathrine. For.
mer Christian Torp. Bud Gerl6vs
Enke Mette Sofie. Skomagersvent
Doe Nielsen. Groserer Edward Com
mesen. Pens. Telegrafist N. J. Eng
bergs Hustru Laura. Fhv. Formani
Niels SGrensen. Journalist V. E. Ell
behring's Hustru Ada. Petrea Jen
sen. Enke Karoline Funck.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-02

& e it q II b q II t q e II. Mf llp=
ringen al &eitanboutoeu, Ser er reilt
til Min0e ON 8rgorene Son og Mn=
oers &eitan / Solgen, foregif FORTE
0en Sen0ag UNDER flor Si%lllntning.
@1e0 Mhulifen / 5pi0ien maricberte
mani til Gtenen. ST. @lios @jelten
bolot iaa Min0etulen ODER Sc to
gjepe 8rs0re, bporefter 9effet
fal0t. Otter Sale al Cliff &ofito6,
airfeianger &enolen og 2arer &ei=
tan, Ser toffet for BEN itore Sore,
ser bar pilt bans 6ar og Sarbror,
bar @pitioeligbe0en forbi. 0m
&bel0en bol0tes Se1t> bpor ser beg
leoes me0 Eoler, Gang og ~Mulif.
6lere Eelegrammer in61pb, blon5t
onore fra &elge 8eringsaaien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-02
s. e III 8 / { : D d

i . { tie San 3.
S6elstinget bar meb 5015t. moo SO
ct. peotaget en- miolertiotg SOB,
bborbeo Ser mofrppes &ongens Gl-
laoelie til 1tgrre &egulering at
ganolgb, ieln ON bele @anolebet
maatte ttlbgre Sc Soroeiere, Ser bill
foretage &eguleringen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-02
- 1890 NeN4t u,.it ~ M $500
= Horge. :

a
g 8 a 5 b 0 t 6 ! e.
nj e g tono Sfien CT al.
gaaet pe6 Dpoen paa oct ll,tberlfc
Spgebus / &orsgrnno, Dpor ban Dor
inolagt for &rGft.
Sorliit &c afrclbooo
l1noer 1t9rf Storm f%orltlte forleoel
en Mafrelbaao fra 6lefferp nnoel
Snoieiltngen til &riltianslono fra
6ilfe. @f Sc oniboropGre'1oe raooe'
Ses sen enc al Ell M%otorbaao, me-
oens Sc 9 an0re pn1fom.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-02

Marsbeften paa g . t.
lan0et. l1agtet Sen lure &eir %
6en ringe Garme CT Marspuf1ten |
Sprlanoets 8pgoer nofloa langt
f%remfommen, ierlig @ngen. Mferel'
oerimoo ct fort. lloiigterne er goot
Miooelsaor. Sra 2on0sbpgoerne
mel6es set at Srl1gttreerne tegner
til at futile gipe ooifilligt al Jig iaar:
Stortings nj q q T.
bar forleoen loo ubeloig at
faloe / Grappen / Stortinget; ban
ilog fig ltpgt poo set enc &11e. III
tililenoe &olleger blep Mor11Gs baaz
ret Up / ct &erelie / @tortinget,
bbor ian blep f%orbl1n0et al Storz
tingsmu11o 2r. Sil1rlen. Sfaoen ct
loo %olporlig, at ST. Mar1es antoge=
Zig mao bol0e Sengen ct &ar Tigers
Sis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-02

9 0 / q Ill e q. Mftieiel..
ifabet .gaobeims eleftrofemtife So
BRIT" ! Morbre gergenbl1s bar !
Statsraao facet aonceSiton paa
Opertogelie al 9rugsret oper enoel
$500 8. S. al @aobeim Gosiefalo
/ Ell Mrm at Sognefioroen, % paa
grbperpelie af Gonter for Gano-
froftens llonpttelie. Mf Mftiefapi-
toler, 100000 Ser, er 100000 &r.
norlf Rapitol. Sellfabets leoenoe
Sngeuiprer ct S. $. Moltte-Sanien.
Som 9eltprer ct aniot ST.. &onom,
Bergen.
Sill 9g + e Tor g op II 8
9 9 e bapoe en- &Gffe Glore og
pl1ere norife gioenifabsmeno al
bans Gleper ilaoet Jig fammen ON al
pperrGffe bam ct 6eltifrift mes Mf'
fmnolinger til bans foreitaaenoe 75'
slars Spoiels0ag, Sen Ste So1uo1
1908. Gi baaber, ifriper norife
@looe, at Bette Sfrift life MI blipe1
opgipet. ct beore Mein0esm9rfe
fan ser life relies Sen bortgangne
5prifer ems Ell Zig Somling al Mr'
beioer, iom fortletter fans @irff
poo Sc forifiellige acknowledgements
ser.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-02

sc orgeS 2an6b + II q g.
t 0 I e. Ser fremfom / fin Ei6
I EreSien og @tortinget forlfjellige
Mnfer imoo 2e0elIe n al Morges
Sonobrugsbpiifole paa Mos, bpilfe
foranle0ige0e @giifolenS 9irefter,
q. s.. 9oegaoro, til at opiige i'm
Shilling. 2anobrugs6eportementet
ne0iatte en- &ommislion til at un6er>
igge Sagen, og 6enl1e er enitemmig
fommen til Set &ell1ltot, at Sc frem,
TONNE &1agemaal bar intercollegiate.
Derefter bor 9eportementet benltil=
let til ST.. 9oegaar6 at tage lin Sp-
ligelle tilboge. ga bele Sfoleroo=
BET, poo to Me0lemmer ner, far ret
tet Ell lignen0e &enbenoelie til bom,
bar ban mi erflpret Jig billig til ino,
til bt0ere at bebolbe @@tiIlinqen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-02

9en britijfe al t
t 0 NJ m e II TIL t e p a q
Si1efiel6. st beflageltgt ulpf>
feSttlfgloe ramm1e6e 5. 5. S1lt SEN
britiife @eian0t til gforge, Cir Ser
bert. San befan0t fig me0 fin Grue
poa &eiie ODER 2ono fra 8ergen til
&riitiania. 9o Sc bar TONNE ca. 3
SIM. forbi @pituen paa Stlefielo,
bleo Soften ifremt al en- Gpfle oe
lpb us. &ognen pplteoe ne6oper en-
bpi Streaming og blep ful0lten6ig
fnnit. 2ooD @erbert fom life TIL
faoe. 9erimo6 fit Sir Serbert flere
alporltge &bei teller. San blep bragt
ino paa 9epituen, bpor Fan afpente=
De- 2%ggebiplp. Man frpgte0e for, at
flere &ibben bar bruffet. Mnftgtet
bor ogiaa fooet en6el Sframmer.
Ser blep itrafs ienot 8u6 fra Ger
BAL efter 2age. Me0 Mutomobil af=
reiite fra &riitiania to 2eger og en-
5pgepleierif lie for at use SEN tilifaoe=
TONNE Wsiniiter 8iitono.
De to 2eger fra &riitiania anfom
til gspltuen og u~n0eripgte / Sore
ming meo Giitriftslagen Cir Mr-
THUR &erbert. SEQ nnoeriegelien BIZ
ite set fig, at tire Mibben bar brett
feoe beo nlpffen. Ser er ingeniom>
belit Sure for Geianotens SIP. 5ir
Mrtbur bill rimeligpis blibe / Sep.
ltl1en ct Rar Gage, bporefter ban bill
bltpe tranSporteret i Mntomobil til
5agernas og bertha iaa mart iom
muligt til @ri1tinnia.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-02

&ron6bi-e 9 omit t.
t e. Sen at &irfeOepartementet neo=
lotte &omite til 8eopmmelie al &on=
fnrronienofait til Sron6biems Dom=
fries &eltfront, for I'LL u%oorbeioet
ct Srogrom for &onf11rrani len. SesfpI=
&c bette Brogram, lom er ODER en6t
&irfeoepartementet, ifaI &onfurran-
len foregoa mellem nor1fe Mrfitef-
ter. Mf DEM iom meloer Jig til @on=
fl1rronien ifal Gomfirfeiurpen, JON
beitaar at Mrfitetterne Saul Sue,
Soban Meper, M6olf Siicber og $.
%. @cbirmer, 8rofesior Dietricbion
og Mulemusoireftgr Sbiis, n6pplge
lefS, mellem bbilfe &onfurronien
lfol foregoa. 9isie iefs bill faa ct
&onorar al 1900 &roner bber for at
%lloarbeioe lit l16falt. Mnmel6elies=
frilten til &%onfurranien er 150e
Slug. u6faitene ifal bore in6leperet
inoen 156e Muguit 1908.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-02

HE'D NeaEr sKov. Bsd.te rl.d. I c.n.d. for Hvea. ~
Hvee:. Cdnsrket KlIna; s Familier ! 1909, 500 1o0G.
9ss 81 En- BEbORT RGN, med Jernbsner og Byer, hver
tsaes. striy efter frit Kart o. OplysDsuger. Letts VII
ksar. BlLLI6R EXKURSlOEER. Adr. sCAND.-
CANADIAN LAND CO., 172 Nashi.gtsn st., Chicago.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-07-16
SCHOLARSHIPS FOR GIRLS. q
Three are Offered by South Carolina
Federation of Womens
Clubs.

Vacant scholarships Of free tuition
are offered through South Carolina
Federation Of Woman's Clubs are fol-
lows:
South Carolina kindergarten asso-
ciation, one scholarship, free tuition.
good for two years.
Greenville College for Women, two
scholarships of free tuition for tour
years each:
These will be awarded by competl-
tive examinations to be held Aug. 2,
1907.
Applicants must file their names
with the chairman Of the department
before July 20. Students must be at
least Is years Of age and prepared to
enter freshman, or any higher class,
and must inform the chairman which
college she desires to enter.
For further information apply to
Miss Theodosia Dargan,
Chairman Department Education, S.
c., F. ". c., Dalzell, S. c.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-07-16

500 has not been determined upon. If
when the board meets in August, il
iinlS that the new dolmilory Is near
completion or is completed then the
number of students will be increased
TO 500. While the board OF trustees
did not take final action in these IN
portant matters at this meeting, much
was accomplished because everything
is in shape now for final action at
the August meeting.
The finance committee met today
directly after the adjournment Of the
board. The committee checked the
books Of the college for the last quar-
ter and let the contract for the uni
forms for next year.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-07-16
EO-CENT FARES
J ARE BEING FOUGHT
NOW IN THE COURTS IN SEW
ERAL STATES.
Alleged Unconstitutional Railroads
in Pennsylvania Make a Statisti-
cal Showing in Their Own
Behalf. ..

Philadelphia. Pa, July l1.-The
fight Of the railroads against the con-
stituionality Of the 2-eent railroad
fare law Of Pennsylvania began here
today when a hearing on the equity
case instituted by the Pennsylvania
railroad to restrain the city and
county from enforcing the law was
begun before Judges Wilson and Aud
enried in common pleas court num-
Der four.
President James McCreary Of the
Pennsylvania railroad was in court all
day and will probably take the wit
ness stand tomorrow. Among the
witnesses examined today We're: Capt.
John P. Green, first vice president OF
the company and Max Riebenack, the
corporations comptroller.
The general contention Of the rail-
road company is that the law IS un-
constitutional, that the 2-cent rate IS
unreasonable and that the law was
enacted without any investigation be-
ing made as to the fairness of the
rate.
The company, through its comp
troller presented figures to show that
the average rate per passenger per
mile on the Pennsylvania lines In this
state for the first three months OF
the present year was as follows:
One way passengers 2.4O6 cents;
excursions or round trip 2.lO9 cents;
communication 1.046 cents, and mileage
2 cents, or a general average for all
classes Of passeners of 1907 cents.
The company also presented hg-
ures to show that if the 2-cent fare
law mad been in force during Janu-
ary, February and March Of this
year, the passenger business OF the
company would have shown deflelt.
Much Of the day was taken up IN
cross examination in an effort to
learn by what method the company
separated the passenger earnings from
freight, etc.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-07-16
TWO-CENT RATE
CAN NOT BE ENFORCED

Richmond, Va, July l1.-The cor
Pberation commission and any or all
of its members, agents or employees
were notified today by United. Stat
es Marshal Treat of the injunction Is
sued by the federal circuit court
against any further attempt to en-
force the 2-cent rate law upon the
railroads engaged in eontestlng II
and were forbidden to publish the
order placing it in effect.
The newspapers of Richmond are
included in the injunction, being for
bidden TO publish the general order OF
the corporation commission OF April
81, promulgating the 2-cent rate.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-07-16
CLEMSON MAY HAVE
EIGHT HUNDRED MEN
IF the New Dormitory is Completed
By August 15.-No New
Commandant.

The State.
Clemson College, July ll.-The
board Of trustees Of Clemson college
adjourned today after a session OF
nearly three days. All Of the mem
bcrs of the board have returned to
their respective homes.
TIE matter of a commandant Tor
the college is still unsettled. Before
the special meeting Of the board IN
Auorist. a committee consisting OF Il.
Duncan Bellinger. Alan Jchnstone,
". D. Evans and President Nell Will
visit the war department at Wash
inoton concerning a commandant.
The members Of the board have
practically decided that they want an
army officer in preference to grad
uate of some military academy Who
has not seen service. Your cores
pendent could not learn whether the
visit Of this committee to the depart
ment is in anywise connected with
Commandant Clay's leaving the col
le:e.
File motion to Separate the ex-
Deriment stations from the agrleul-
tural department has been tabled
and no separation will be made. The
stations will remain in the same as
sociation with the agricultural depart
ment as heretofore. 1t is understood
that the board Will consider the en-
largement of the stations at the spec
ial meeting in August.
In after, these experimental sta
tlyi.s are the direct cause OF the spec
ial meeting. The members of the
board do not agree ON the policy on
which the experimental stations should
be run. The visit Of the committee
to Washington probably has some
connection with these stations.
Whether the enrolment III the col
lege proper this year shall be 500 or
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-07-16
JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION.

Rates from Newberry S. c., as fol-
lows:
Season Ticket 1885. Sold daily
April 10Th to November 3Oth.
60 Day ticket $3.50. Sold daily
April 10Th to November 30th.
Is day ticket $14.30. Sold daily
Abril 10Th to November 30th.
Coach Excursion sS.55. Sold each
Tuesday; limit 10 days., Endorsed.
"Not good in parlor or sleeping
cars.'
Through Pullman sleeping cars, via
Atlantic Cost Line Railroad company.
Write for a beautiful illustrated
folder containing maps, descriptive
mater, list Of Hotel, etc.
For reservations or any informa-
ton, Address,
T. C. White,
General Passenger Agt.
". J. Craig,
Passenger Traffic Manager,
Wilmington, n. C.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-07-16
WANTED
OLD PIANOS AND ORGANS

OUD I11I0E z1IND O17U@71E0
for which we will allow the highest
prices towards now instruments. No
Club rates to offer, but we Pledge
better Instruments for the same or
less money: ti,an those at club rate
offers.
Write Malo9es Music House, Co.
lumbia, 5. c., for specla! prices AMI
terms.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-07-16
E. SHEEHAN
Augusta, Ga.

Bother of Imperial Ginger
Ale, Root Beer, Cham
pagne Cider, Wiseola and
Domestic Lager Beer in
pints, 10 dozen to the cask,
$3.50 per. cask.
Write for complete price
list. Wholesale and retail
dealer in Wines and Ii
quors.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-07-16

Lace Curtains-White.
Beautiful Nottingham Lace Curtains
81 inches wide, button hole stitched
around edges Extreme length 3K
yards, III beautiful patterns. Regular
price per pair $500, special price
per pair SI.75
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-07-16

Granite Art Square.
Improved quality. H e avy
weight, hard woven; Medallion,
Floral ANA all-cver designs in
Combinations of Green, Tan,
Red: sc. gift. xl l2 it.
Each S4.oo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-24
TO INVESTIGATE
ALL ACCIDENTS.
Interstate Commerce Commission
Files Exhaustive Report on
Block System.

WASHINGTON, y. c.. February 2S.---
The Interstate Commerce Commission
to-day scnt To tho Senate un exlaus-
two roport concerning tho invoatiga.
tions rnadc OF tho workings Of the
olocK system to prevent railroad acct
dents. Tho commission recommends
tho passagc OF bill which 1t sub.
mlttcd n year ago that would compel
oil railroads to adopt tho system, but
now suggests that the time for COM
pllahce with compulsory features he
extended three or four years from tho
present. Tho report estimates that II
would take from ono to three years for
az roads to equip with tho block sys-
TEN, tho difference IN time depending
upon the time required to train opera
LOTS ana Tor manufacturers to supply
the apparatus needed
Whether u law Is passed ut Tho pres
cnt session or not. tho commission asks
thnt 1t DC authorized to make an off,
clal investigation Of all train accidents.
Reference Is made TO tho commissions
Investigation OF the recent wrecks on
me southern and the baltimore and
Ohio Railroads, both OF which have tho
plock system Although these invcstl-
cations arc not complete tho commits
sion says the wrecks cannot be charged
to failure OF the block system, but
rather to tho laxity Of the operation OF
the system.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-24
Rich Gift for Princeton.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, .Fobruar. Ia
Princeton University is on the verge
OF becoming the greatest seat of learn
ing and college OF research in the
world. From u source concealed from
the public tho university is about To
receive a largo bequest. The sum viii
soon become available. 1T is 10 be
used TO Increase tho equipment of the
college, add to the staff and send men
into broad. unlimited field OF rc-.
search.
President Woodrow Wilson made this
announcement during his address at
tho dinner given In horticultural Hall
last night, before the members of the
Princeton Cub and the alumni OF tho
uniyersity When requested to 80 into
further details as to the source of the
fund, President Wilson suid that the
time Is premature.
HAD this dinner been delayed few
weeks" he continued. II might have
been in a position to state in alor,
definite terms Just what this bequest
is' will say that 1t III not. from one
tAdiYiaASA II ~ 40 1atgs that Az Ml1l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-24

allow MS to enter into researches OF,
an almost unlimited scale our forces
and equipment Will he brought up to
perfection, and believe Princeton will
rank as the first Institution OF learn
ing IN the world.
Although pressed for further details,
President Wilson refused to tell the
source or tho benucst
Tho rest Of his address was devoted
TO the present educational problem.
lie deplored tho fact that the large
colleges are expanding so much Of
their energies In turning out g7adu-
ates with literary tendencies. lilo adj
vocated more courses In mechanics and
a broader education generally.
About 800 graduates OF Princeton at
tended the dinner They We're enthusi-
astlc over tho announcement OF Pres!-
dent Wilson, and after his address It
was the one topic or the evening,
George r.. Van Van Dusen was toast
master Toasts were responded to by
William f.. Henney, Mayor OF Hartford.
and DR. Edward r, rpyip and john
3Htswayt. OF fills e!ty. IS. 8Ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-24

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bition. loss OF flesh. sallow complexion.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-24
Have You Rheumatism, Kidney, Liver or
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Pain or dull ache in the back is unmis-
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that the track of health is not clear.
II these danger signals are unhecded,
more serious results are often sure to fol-
low; Brights disease, which Is the worst
form Of kidney trouble, may steal upon
YOU. 4a
IA The mild and Immediate effect of
Swamp Root the great kidney and
bladder remedy, is soon realized F,s t
stands the highest, because its remark
able curative power has been proven ! in
thousands Of the most distressing cases.
If YOU need a medicine you Should have
the best. thorough trial viii convince.
any one. it5 f{s
/: LAME BACK.
Lame back is only one Of many syrlp-i
toms Of kidney trouble. Other symptoms
showing that you need Swarlp-Roet ars
being obliged to pass water often during
the day and to get UP many ti,:les dnrins
the night, inability to hold yoiir urine
smartins or irritation in passing brick
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just the remedy they needed. The vain
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