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NEWsFRoMRELAND
Antrim.

Antrim.
$ The death has occurred in Sydney
0f an old Belfast citizen in the person
ef Mr.. J.. McCracken. Deceased prior
toshis emigration to Australia, 25 years
Sgo. had established in Franklin street
q, lucrative business in the engraving
ind lithographins business.
Z Z It is s,.id that the amount contrib
uted SO far towards the Parliamentary
Fund in Belfast amounts to s3c0 and
subscriptions are still coming In.
IS Armagh.
The attendance at the Lurgan Tech
meal Institution School remains the
seme as last year and the work in the
different classes is good. 1t has been
auReested that special classes for fac
tory operatives should be arranged.
rhere are 365 pupils enrolled in the
school.
According to the latest report Of tho
death rate Of Ireland, Millertow:. comes
hrst with &C and Armagh follows
closely with a rate Of 6.9 per thousand.
Carlow.
AT q recent meeting Of the Carlow
Urban Council, the Chairman. Mich
ael Molloy, ]. p, presented purse of
forty sovereigns to the Lockkeeper at
Carlow Graigue. under the Grand Can
al Company. as recognition OF his
pluck and bravery in having saved
thirty-one lives from drowning IN the
River Barrow-a record well worthy
OF public recognition.
Glare.
Rev, ]. Roche, late Senior Curate At
st. Charles Church. Kelvinside Cur
dens, and now at Kilishen. Co. Glare.
was a few days ago the recipient OF a
!, testimonial from his late parishioners
and friends in Glasgow. The presen-
tation took the form Of q superb 1sc
! gold hunting, keyless chronosraph,
iewelled Throughout. together with u
. solid silver tea set. Father Roche
during the five years he was attached
| 30 st, Charles endeared himself TO q
wide circle Of friends in Glasgow.
Cork.
. On the evening Of Nov. 20, this for-
I ty.first anniversary of the death of
the Manchester Martyrs. Allen Larksn
and o'Brien, was imposinsly COM
memorated in Macroom. The demon-
stration consisted Of torchlight pro-
cession and public meeting, and the
concourse Of people that assisted at
beth was extremely large. The pro-
ceedings throughout were marked by
the utmost enthusiasm. Subsequently
a public meeting was held on the
Square, and from the balcony Of the
Town Hall, Seaghan Ua h-Uaghaigh,
Dublin, delivered the anniversary or
alton. He spoke in Irish and English
and dealt with his subject in mas
terly and eloquent fashion. "A resolu-
ton approving Of and promising ad-
, herence to the principles Of she men
, OF 'ss. 'os, ~ and 81 was adopted
with acclamation.
Derry.
On the evening Of Nov. 20 a largely
attended United Irish Leagus meet
ing in Derry heard an able paper on
the Manchester Martyrs read by Will
liam Logue Of the city. The meeting
unanimously adopted resolutions ten
! dering the Envoys who. on behalf Of
ireland, attended the Convention Of
: the United Irish League Of America.
|. their best thanks for their mastery
! advocacy Of their country's claims.
. and congratulatins them on tre suc-
cess Of their mission; also thanking
J the leading League officials in Ameri-
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ca, ana tnrOugn them the irish PEG.
pie there. for their magnificent re-
sronse to the call Of the Motherland.
Dublin.
The anniversary Of the Manchester
Martyrs was celebrated in Dublin on
Nov. %, by public procession
through the streets to Glasnevin Gem
etery, and by the decorat", Of the
graves Of the leaders and IN smbers
of the rank and file Of the Fenian
movement who are buried there. The
procession was somewhat larger than
those which have taken placs in re-
cent years in commemcra.i,n Of the
heroic death Of Allen, Lar!sin, and
OBrien. 1t assembled in Beresford
place and proceeded through: Lower
Abbey street, O'Connell street, and
through the other streets leading to
the cemetery. The Martyrs cenotaph
was beautifully decorated with large
wreaths and garlands Of flowers, and
- oASsAS AAAAt0SA VI W4SotHS we're also
placed on the graves of John o'Leary,
James Stephens, Terence Bellew Nc
Manus and Anne DevliE. The site of
the Wolfe Tone Monument, Stephens
green. was also decorated. Mr.. Nc
Keon, Hon. Secretary Parnell COM
memoration Association, placed on
Mr.. Parnelrs grave a very handsome
floral tribute.
Donegal.
Reports from different paris of Ire
land record damage done by the gale
which prevailed on Nov. %. On the
Donegal coast shipping was consider
ably interfered with. 1t was The flerc-
est gale of recent years. I; blew
from the northwest, and was accom-
panied by heavy squalls of hail and
rain. A large number of fishing ves-
sells ran to Lough Swi1y for shelter.
Down.
The Bryansford Branch of the Unit
ed Irish League entertained Father
Diamond to farewell supper in the
spacious dining room Of the Donard
Buildings Hotel. Newcastle, a. few
evenings ago, on the occasion of his
leaving the parish to take up the
work of the Mission in the more ex.
tensive parish Of Upper Mourne (l<il-
keeD. There was large attendance,
representative Of the different parts of
the parish.
Fsrmanaah.
The appointment to the magistracy
is announced Of T. w. Stafford. Tril-
lick, and Nathaniel Mcguire. clinty-
mullen, Arney. Co. Fermanagh.
Galway.
At Galway Petty Sessions. Daniel
Maloney was sentenced to two months
imprisonment for wantonly breaking
a plate glass window, valued at s14
In the shop Of Mr.. Fahey. William
street. West. The defendant pleaded
guilty, and said that he was drunk at
the time.
The funeral Of the late Mrs. Cana-
van Belclare. Tuam, mother of the
Rev. B. Canavan. c. c., was largely
attended by the clergy and la:ty of
the archdiocese. At the High Mass
and Office the Rev. DIR. Hea!y presid-
ed. AS mark Of respect to kcr .nem-
ory the Tuam Board of Guardians
and District Council, with which mem.
bers Of the family are connected, ad.
journed their proceedings.
Kilkenny.
Simon Langton, a farmer. died at
his home at Burnchurch under pecu-
liar circumstances. and his son has
been arrested, charged with his MUIR
der.
Very Rev. Canon Barry, D. D., p. p.
Ballyragget. is earnestly engaged in
agitating the building Of a railway
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Dashaway-Well, Uncle Jasper, how
are you getting on with your Christ
mas dinner?
Uncle Jasper-F'ust rate, sab, Colo
mel Winterblossom done guv me a
present Of fine fat turkey. sab.
Dashaway-That's very strange. l
just left the colonel and he ,licr't saw
anything about it.
Uncle Jasper-No, sab. He's got to
count dem turkeys fust.
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connecting with the castlecorer Coal

connecting with the Castleconer Coal
mines.
kildare.
Part of the estate Of Fleetwood
Rynd and others, situate in tie County
Kildare. was put up for sale in the
Land Judges Court, on Nov. 1s. be-
fore Justice Ross. Only one of the
thirteen lots for sale was sold, the
highest bids in the other cases in
which bids were made being consid-
cred insufficient. In the case Of the
lot which was sold, an estimated prof
it rent Of s32 15s, realized s $50.
Kerry.
The death is announced in Trinidad
of Rev. John H. Casey, o. p, eldest
son of James Casey. Castle street.
Tralee. and brother Of Thomas A. Ca
sey, the popular Town Clerk of Ira
lee. Father Casey left Tralee for
Trinidad, four years ago on the mis-
sionary work of the great order. He
was ordained in Rome, Nov. II. 1891.
On his return to Ireland he admins
tered at Cork, Limerick. Waterford
and Newry. and was then transferred
to his native place, Tralee, where ne
labored zealously for six years. prior
to his transfer to the West Indies. His
family in Tralee have the sincere SYM
pathy of all classes and crccds In
their sad bereavement.
Lonsford.
At the quarterly meeting Of tie
Longford County Council, John Phil
lips, M. p. presiding. claims for !ss4s
1ss Id and 6 353 15s Sd were received
fo- the upkeep of extra police in tho
county in connection with land asi-
tation. Mr.. Baxter said there was no
necessity for the extra police. and it
was not to keep down boycotting they
were sent there. A resolutions was
passed asking the Chief Secretary to
withdraw the claim.
Louth.
In the case Of Mrs. McEvoy, Wind
mill Lane, who obtained coinpensa-
ton for Sc for damage to her cattle
against the Louth County Council. it
is said that an appeal has been
lodged.
Limerick.
The death occurred on Nov. % at
the Parochial House, Askeaton of the
Rev. Edmund Treacy, p. p. after a
brief illness. Father Treacy was ap-
pointed to the parish of Stonehall
about twenty-one years ago. o1,d was
transferred to Askeaton after four
years. He was Jealous pastor, and
his death is deeply mourned NY his
parishioners.
Mayo.
At the weekly meeting Of the Bal
lima District Council John Hunter,
Carrowkilleen. lodged claim for G4s
for the alleged driving Of five two
year-old bullocks and one one-year-
old heifer of his farm at Caro- wkil-
leen.
Meath.
Jas. A. Clarke, auctioneer, recently
put up for sale snug farm of land
containing 40 acres, with dwelling
house and offices thereon, in the Par
ish of Donore, and townlund of
Roughgrange. The farm had been pur-
chased by the tenant from the land
lord under the Ashbourne Land Act
of 1890. subject to the annuity Of
R104. which with decadal reductions
brings the present annuity payable Cor
the Land Commission down to G94.
After paying two more instalments
the annuity will be reduced by s10,
thus bringing down the rent or annu-
ity to los per statute acre. The farm
is admirably situate four miles from
Drogheda. alongside the Poyne, IN
the road leading from Navan to Droe.
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heda. Patrick Mcdonnell, OF Rosna-
rec. was declared the purchaser at
e1,125. The farm was formerly the
property Of VIM. Madden.
Queens.
The Queens County Council. at a
special meeting on Nov. 81. elected
Patrick Morris, Newrath, Co. Water
ford, county surveyor in place of MIR.
H. V. White. resigned. OF seven can
didates who had passed the qualify
ing examination of the Local Govern.
ment Board, only one other present.
ed himself before the Council namely.
Thomas Walsh, Gurtnahoe, Co. Tippe-
rary.
Roscommon.
A boy named Reddington, Of Goff
street, Roscommon, has been return
ed for trial charged with the larceny
Of three head of cattle, the property
of local dealer. 1t was stated that
accused was given charge of tn. cat
tie and drove them to the neares. fair,
where he disposed Of them at prices
much below their value. He then
proceeded to Dublin, where "he had a
good time'' before being arrested by
the Metropolitan police and sent back
to- Roscommon,
Sligo.
Another session Of Gaelic r.eaeuc
work In Sligo has been started with
manifestation of good will IN the
part of all the people of the town.
which gives promise Of fruitful work
during the winter and spring.
Tyrone.
farm of land containing eight
English acres, near Ballygawley. Co.
Tyrone. has been. sold for s4oO, which
is at the rate Of. ESQ per acre. This
is a record price for the district,
Tipperary.
On Nov. 81 the Clareen Band. fol-
lowed by large contingent, many If
whom carried lighted torches on
forks and hay rakes, paraded around
the estate of Lieut. Colonel Vivian
Ryan Lenigan, which is situate about
four miles from Thurles. Cot. 1eni-
gan recently disposed of his property
to his tenants, but retained the de-
mesne. The people in the locality are
now agitating for the distribution of
the ranch so retained.
Waterford.
In the vestry Of ST. Mary Mazda
lens church, On Nov. q, presenta-
ton was made to Rev. P. v. Kenny,
o. F., on the occasion of his transfer
to Waterford from Drogheda.
Westmeath.
At Kilbeggan Petty Sessions on
Nov. 21, IA men were charged with
cattle-driving off the farm of Michae,
Kelly, Loughonconnacht, on Oct. 30
Twelve Of the men refused to give bail
and were detained in custody, being
sent to Tullamore Gaol. The cases
have caused great feeling in the Gis-
trict.
Wicklow.
DR.. John O'Connor, brother OF Jas
CConnor, the Nationalist member for
Cou'.ty Wicklow. died on Nov. 21, in
Paris, where he shas practiced ftr
some years.
Wexford,
Very Rev. Canon Furlong, p. p
Taghmon, Co. Wexford, in forward.
Ing check for s12, as annual con-
tribution Of the Taghmon Branch O:
the United Irish League, says. "Here
we have the most entire confidence IN
the Irish party and the keenest appre.
citation of the magnificent work It has
accomplished. For myself, shall saw
that in my judgment Ireland was nny-
er so effectively and creditably repre-
scented in the House of Commons az
by the presert Irish Party undo: Mr.
Redmond's conspicuously and states
manlike ie,cdershin"
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President Of Insurance Fund-T. j.
Vice President-Jno. E. McGovern.
Secretary Of Insurance-John Mahoney,
z20 Temple Court, Minneapolis.
treasurer Of Insurance-John Sheehy,
State Medical Director-pr. E. w. Buck
Directors Of Insurance FUND.-. c. Nc
Gaarthy, st. Paul; NJ. F. Crahen, Minneap-
ons; w. p. Moylan, Eveleth; E. ]. NC
State Board Of Aadit-M: j. Hynes,
Rosemount; j. p. Connolly, st. Paul; j
NATIONAL ASx'E;HEy.' S5f!sESs' LADIES'
y, National President-Miss Anna c. Nd
liza. Scranton. Pa.
=. National Vice President-Mrs. Mary
MCCARTHY; &C.. Westfield, Mass.
Natlonal Secretary-Mrs. Louise Du
Ross, Clinton. N. Y.
National Treasurer-Mrs. Mary B. Da-
ley Minneapolis. MINI.
STATE OFFICERS OF LADIES' AUX.
r President-Mrs. Mary B. Daley. 1906
, Central ave-, Minneapolis.
= " Vice president-Mfss Agnes Hickey,
$ ssecretary-Ella c. Keating. 147 Pleas
Treasurer-Mrs. ]. H. Sullivan, Duluth
Board Of Directors-Mrs. M. H. Cum
mlnlngs, Minneapolis; Mrs. c. j. Conroy
! 81, Paul; Mrs. NJ. ]. Reilly. Brainard.
/! ,A;uditing Commfrtee-Mary Boylan
minneapolis; Margaret Scott, st. Paul
Laura Conway. ST. Peter.
:, insurance Secretary-Margaret A. Gre
dy, Saltwater.
Insurance acknowledgement sulli-
van, Rochester.
State Medical Director-Dr. E. w. Buck
ley. st. Paul.
=, Directors Of Insurance Fund-Helc,
nas MSsGrath' st. Paul; Susie Dessaint. Min.
nneapons; Mary Coogan, Faribault: Nellie
GGurIan, Minneapolis; Annie Conroy, St
! Auditing Committee-Augusta M. VII.
5eseh. G Duluth; Josephine Cook. St. Paul
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/ 3 0A1S4N0 SSON4x
County Pres. Mrs.. Mary Dunn, st.
division No: I. Ct. cloud-Div. Pres.
Margaret Zimmerman: Rec. sec. Miss
Masy ssss Tre.. Mr.. INK K.tSsyn tSse cro. ss
ines; Ing; are held on the second and fourth
County 8; F;s1iSsg1 k1T1s Ses5 SouN6Y 6k..,, a,
pISfsea sSfs Ave Ne wfss 5sa9 Rs'uts
Vice Pres, Eliza O'Donnell, I'll ". "a ST.;
Bee ,S;n s;se Anna J. Young; 31s Y Va ard
is W. Ind st.: II Treas. .' Mary McRae. III
". srd st.; Med. Exam. DR.. Edw. Fahey.
Or. McCullin. Meetings are held on the
Cathedral hall.
SCOTT COUNTY.
County President-Ars. Elizabeth o..
nj, Division Nc: !. Belle Plsine: Ninn;S
ssns: Viz. P1:. kGss ns. Bfiasss w.des dom
lsy: s.o, Belle Plaine; I'm: Sec. Mn: Hary
Ha9v HSn1v9n; noross Belle P1ains: Ins. Sec. MI MI
lula Herrick. Belle P1aine: Ned. Exem..
pr. 9. r. Ao1oney. Meetings are held %
The hrst Sunday 81 month In Belle PLANE.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
county Pres. Mrs. Catherine ConnoeA
1915 8. 1st st.: Saltwater.
Vice Pres. Miss Anna Carroll. go Q.
IAN; County Sec. Miss Mary Nolan. SO
3; Broadway: County Treas. Miss Anna
DRourke. s24 9Th ave. g.: County Chap
AIN, Rev: Chas. Corcoran. st. Nichasls
Division No: !. saltwater. Minn.-Div.
Tres, Mary Nolan. 712 g. End st: Vice
Pres:. Mary Fitzgerald. 1903 8. LIST It:
Fin: and Ins Sec. Grace B. Hooley ~
=: 4tn ST.: Treas, Sara Curley, 1901 Il.
tn st; Ned Exam Dr. :. r.. Ryan.
! go aAd fourth Noodays 6 mootS s q
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tonha: o.. n,..
John Deviny, Owatonna: Rec. Sec. J. w
Clark. owatonna; az Fin ses;' :; NV W: Clark
Medical Examiner. DR.. schulze. Meetings
are held on the second and fourth Tues.
day evenings Of month.
SWIFT COUNTY.
c,cnt.nYy ,co1ny Pres'dsnt-D' F. AcDermett
Division No. I. clontarf. Minn:-piv
Pres. William Kenna, Danvers. r. R. No
Z; Vice Pres. Cornelius Regan. Danvers;
see fS: sen
patrick Foley. Danvers. r. r: No. :;
Treas: Patrick Foley, Danvers. R. r: No
3: Med. Exam, DR.. Oscar Dagnault. Ben
San ainn. "'"'0 IN A. o. d. na''' e'0A'~'''
Division ,wAsH1Ne3oN NJ sGG;}',5s,r1Lcoun,, G9uNTr:
Pak II SSan 11s & ss q h.st ST.
I; Mover Biz: Vice Pres, T. II. curley
a. I. 12iS South I'd St: Fin. Sec; Thoma. ms.
Sec. Thomas ". Welsh. Room 5. Move,
6k. Treas. John Clarey. 322 w. Cherry
Bi M Asd: M..iiaaam Fam Dr. F. p Ryan: ys'.1 MSHe. %ce.
WINONA COUNTY.
County President. Michael J. Ryan. 3el
z. King st.. Winona. MINI.
Pas,;1Sn as1'n Ne. Ne ]. W,non:-1tv v;e Pres: p
Frank Rice. III w. King street: Rec. sec
=; A. 4cAtllan. 32S W. Howard street:
rl Elm s end lns. Sec; Geo. A: Fitzgerald. se1
q ". Wabashe street: Ned EXAM. DR.. J.
Z. Lynch, 70 Z. TAird street. Neeting.
are hel1 ON the second and fourth Thurs
Win0nA 4lnn.
10. g. han. chsstnut Il. stmvassy. as..a
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FORAKER 4
CANDIDATE

Cincinnati, O., Nov 9.-While Sen
ator Joseph s. Foraker is still silent
on the subject, It was learned today
that he would in a day or two issue
"A statement in which he viii formal
ly announce his candidacy for re-elec-
ton 10 rhe United States senate.
A close friend of Mr. Foraker says
Mr.. Foraker has more members in
the general assembly pledged TO him
than has any other candidate for the
United States senatorship. II this
proves TO be true, Senator Foraker
viii be a factor in the election OF the
next United States senator from Ohio,
even though ne does not land in the
position himself.
Congressman Burton, OF Cleveland.
who named the Cuyanoga county dele.
CATION which was elected last Tues.
day starts in the fight with fourteen
votes from his own county.
Hamilton county viii have thiFtecn
votes in the Republican caucus, ard
win be a great factor and Foraker Is
said 70 claim these votes for him.
II ex-mayor JuliUs Fleischmann en-
lers tho race there 1t Is reasonable a
believe he will draw from Foraker
strength here.
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TURNED
TRICK On
HUSBAND

Chicago. Nov. Am extraordinary
plot and counter-plot in the domestic
relations of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert O..
Chaplin ana DR.. and Mrs. j. n. Car
penter was exposed today in a trial
In he Municipal court. Dr. Carpen-
ter is leading west side physician.
Mr.. Chaplin Is a civil engineer. They
we're intimate friends, likewise their
wives
Chaplin asserts that some time ago
Or Carpeiter came to his home and
told him and his wife that Mrs Car
penter had tried to poison him, that
he was unhappy and was going 70 OF
tain a divorce. Then he asked Cha
pin to act as spy on Mrs Carpenter.
chaplin took up the role Of detective
and was busy on The Job until Mrs.
Carpenter told him that DR.. Carpen-
ter had captured The affections of
Mrs. Chaplin and both had framed
up" the scheme to make a detective
Of him in order to get him out of
the way. He turned detective on his
wife, and the eyidenc was so conviuc-
Ing that be brought suit for divorce
Today Dr. Carpenter and Mrs. Cha
pin were In court on a charge of dis
orderly conduct, brought by Mrs Car
penter, who had them arrested in her
own home. Mrs. Chaplin on the wit
ness stand told OF going TO a park with
Mrs. Carpenter and her husband and
persuading Mrs. Carpenter to go rid
ing alone with MIR. Chaplin. She told
Of many other ways she tried TO com
promise Mrs. Carpenter with her own
husband. Chaplin. She was rebuked
by the court.
Mrs Chaplin asserted that she was
being treated as patient of DR.. Car
penter when Mrs. Carpenter burst
into the room accompanied by police.
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MEETING
A FizZLE

What WAS advertised for and called q
state wide ioIl,acation over the cleo
ton Of William Howard Taft, was held
here Saturday night The meeting had
been advertised for the afternoon and
evening bat the crowd in the afternoon
did not rise above the requisite mum.
her to follow one band, hence the af-
fair was postponed unM evening
In the afternoon three street cars
Sere chartered aud the "state wide
celebraters were shown the city, the
coaches buing about half filled, includ.
ng the hbnd members
In the evening twenty lads with bed
sheets around them headed a parade
behind band. and six horses at
tached 10 a wagon followed, the wagon
Nas arranged with a transparent sign
o. two, e,eyen BOYS and four men, the
three negroes who rode a block being
forced on when the wagon was ready
@ PASS the leading business houses,
The speakers for the occasion were
Dennis Flynn, former Chief-Justice
Burford, state Chairman Joseph Nor
ris. Secretary Herbert House aud
Judge W Herrod. the latter former
Democrat who has been disappointed
because of lack of local recognition OF
leadership aided By a severe indiges'
tion that grows aggravated with his
advancing years.
Il was proposed al the speaking that
sir Norris be made a governor, by
appointment presumably as the one
making the announcement Is great on
distributing appointive favors.
To the tune of Marching through
Georgia tho meIrymakers, armed
with zeal, appetite and guns, the LAT
ter flled with blank cartridges. march
ed through the streets, stopping Ions
enough In front of The Leader oinc'
20 assall il with three v1Sfeys ike
wise shooting voiley at the fgashei
snartments IN the Hotel Royal. Asld'
from the rowdyism displayed by th'
blank castridge assault on The i4eausl
and the chief executive, the GROVE
vas goc nafured and few events p
! interest occurred.
The attendance from outside con
sisted Of committeeman and thos'
whom the state committed had no
/ settled with for their work durih'
the campaign The celebrities preaen
we're in good humof and maae mal'
I arnmises, 20 radaem Oklahona- "a
being intended 10 ccnEey idea tn
state would 60 back 10 The grafi am
! ,awless oee when these aepcs2d elaeI
we're in otlca and violating the iaH
IL droyes
AN prophesled Shal Oklahoma Won't
( i,,. .'reieemed. but no special ilm
was sci for che redemption
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ARE YOUR KIDNEYS WELIl

Brlght's Disease, Diabetes, Rheuma-
tsm, Gout. Gravel, Dropsy, Inflamma-
ucn of the Bladder, Bad Blood and
Nervous Troubles caused by Sick
Kidneys,
j. n. Wallace, the well known drug
gist Of Guthrie knows by experience
that HINDlPO will cure all forms Of
Kidney and Nervous Troubles and will
guarantee 1t in all cases.
Can't you afford to try 1t at their
risk? 1t costs ycu nothing if 1t don't
do the work.
Sent by mail to any address, pre-
paid. on receipt of so cetns. Six boxes
$3.50 Under a positive guarantee.
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Rheumatism

Ihsvc found a tried and tested cure for Rheu-
nshsm Not remedy that win straighten tho
distorted limbs Of chronic cripples. nor turn bony
yrowths back 20 flesh again. That Is impossible.
lut / can now surely kill the pains and panga Of
this aOplofahle disease
In gcrmany--with q Chemist I'm the City OF
Darnt.adt-I found tho last ingredient with
which Or. Shops Rheumatic Remedy was made
perfected, dependable prescription. without
that las, Ingredient. successfully treated many
many cases Of Rheumatism but nov, az lest, ifuni-
iofny cures all curabie cases 0q this aesesaiosS
much dreaded diseases, gnose san&llIks efanulnR
wastes, found in Rhenmatic Blood seemsa tissolvs
and pass away under the action OK Shis eenedy 0a
iFocly as does sugar when addod 10 pune water.
And then. when dissolved thcso poisonous wastes
ircelY pass from the system, and the cause Of
Rheumatism IS gone forever. There Is now no
real need-no actual excise 10 suffer longer with
out holD. We sell. and in confidence yecommead
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

themicai. which is ono of the many
valuable ingredients OF Foley's Kidney
Remedy. ethylenctetramine is
tecognizen by medical text books and
authorities as uric acid solvent and
antiseptic for the urine. Take Foley's
Kidney Remedy as soon as you nouce
|sny irregularities, aud avoid a serious
tcalady.
G. r. Rcnfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-09
a cHscorAH RESIDENT DIES

Checotah, Nov o. Marshall Thomp-
son, residing west Of this city, He'd
at the residence OF his son, John,
Deceased was a pioneer in this see
tion ana widely known.