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Connecticut western news., 1908-06-18

C0L0RED POST CARDS Canaan views
 l2,O0o just received at our stationery store. .. Canaan Printing Coinpany.
Connecticut western news., 1908-06-18

FOR SALE--A good pair or seven.year-oid horses. All right Tn all harness. Good weight sso0 pounds. J. M. Benjamin. Falls Village, Conn.
Connecticut western news., 1908-06-18

FOR SALE -Bloomstrom I.2 horse power gasoline launch in first class condition. ls lB feet long, has ( l-2 foot beam, carries eight persons. c. II. weising or Edward Amundson, Lime Rock, Conn,
Connecticut western news., 1908-06-18
MISCELLANEOUS

SHOE REPAIRING--I have opened a branch at Strattou Brothers store, Eaet Canaan. Work taken and delivered twice n week. Only the best white oak leather used. Prices sway down. Max katz, Winsted, Conn.
Connecticut western news., 1908-06-18
FENCE BUILDING

6 wires, 30 in.
 22c per rod. American s wires, 45 in.
 27c per rod. 100 rod lots 1c per rod less. Over 100 styles and makes to choose from. Wire Gates, Lawn and Poultry Fence. Fence build ing. Circulars by mail. p@~ Call Tuesdays and Saturdays K. E. E. MUNSON, MILLERTON, N. Y.
Connecticut western news., 1908-06-18

FOR SALE-surrey in good condition, bar gain, $50. Seats ( persons. Also Park Victoria with removable top. Practically new. Very stylish. Cost e615. Win saorl. Ice tor $500 cash. Shields, F. 0. Box Bs1, Lenox, Mass.
Connecticut western news., 1908-06-18

wANTED--woman for chamber work Sop tember list to July 15. Good wages and n good lome. Permanent. Apply to Drawer ID, Canaan. Conn.
Connecticut western news., 1908-06-18

FRAMELETS for post cards and small pictures. Canaan Printing Company.
Connecticut western news., 1908-06-18

All eyes are upon Chicago.
Connecticut western news., 1908-06-18
WANTED

GENERAL JoBBING--wanted houses eo shi n gle and various other jobs. Connection n Alteration and Repairing Bureau Carpe n ter and Cabinet Work. Lakeville. Conn.
Connecticut western news., 1908-06-18

| HUNDREDS of local view post cards at our
 stationery store. Canaan Printing Go.
Connecticut western news., 1908-06-18

Jessie l.. Eddy, Miss Mildred Eddy, Joseph D. Eddy, Morristown, N. J.; V. Drummond, Bayonne, N. J.; Mir. and Mrs. Wm. Taylor, Westport, Conn.,; Al fred Douglas, New York; F. E. Patter- son, Chicago; J. H. Wilser, H. s. Potter, Boston, J. H. Calderwood, Winsted; MT. and Mrs. O. N. Fitch, W. Cornwall; H. Allenford, Philadelphia; F. H. Eeno, New York; L. A. Joyce, New York; D. N. Brown, Philadelphia; O. N. Hall, New Milford; A. W. Pinney, Norfolk; D. R. Baxter, New York; J, B. Thurs field, Torrington; M. J. Keleher, Pitts field; c. R. Tinker, New Haven; W. G. Cargill, Westield; Peter Fitzhenry, H. R. Rogers, Waterbury. E. P. Adsit, Now Marlboro; E. s. Emmons, New Milford; Miss Hattie Stevens, Wood bury; E. B. Clark, Portland; Harry Cropper, Great Burlington; N. Morris, | New Haven.
 Language of St Cabbage Perfecto
 Last Friday about 1000 p. m. the solemn stiffness of the night, on West Main street, was suddenly broken by wierd and curious sounds that aroused the natives in that section from slumber- land and brought visages to easement and portal. Twas strange and pc culiar collection of conglomerative mel odiss @, remarkable accumulation of
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-09
TROUBLE IN OREGON.

The political situation i'm oregon is
peculiar. It fs safe Ia say thot inst
such a compllcation never avlsted IN
any other state In the union Rumors
OF q "mix-up" IN thnt state have been
current for some time mast. though The
world at large has not haen f,uuior
with the nnrticulare or the caaa nm
now comes a dispotch from Nov yort
which gives what n CLAIMS ls an o.
plantation or tbe trnuhla Same olluw
ance. of course ts IN a.. nade FOR tho
statement because T., coues from, dom
ocrntfr sources and moy ho,. n,r-
tisen bias hnt We eive # ber. fo, vb,,
II ls worth
"one of IN. collars ot 1onoorouc
tbis rornino
wos Samuel WHIT d~anoc,o,i. .l.o.ar
at largo from Oregon
Tho ~r.n,h,ho, ,oua.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-09
The Fleet.

Out from the shores of dusk and dark
Each summer night it sails
The ieet that bides in country bogs
And in the rural wales.
Straight for the open windows of
The hot and sultry town
II trims its curse and, Dewey like,
Bears on DER and down!
A thousand bars may block the way,
A thousand hands may fight
To ward away the singing crew.
But still they fit and bite.
A thousand oaths may rend the air
What cares the ~dauntless fleet
1t knows that every arm and face
Is bound To be its meat.
1t runs the channels, clears the mines,
Sails by the frowning forts,
And through the canopy with song
Its helpless victim courts.
All night it's Wild bombardment goes,
And easy It's TO trace
The havoc of its mad assault
ON arm ana hand and face.
From out the shores of dusk and dark
With vanguard hosts 70 seek
The couch on which fair slumber hides
The fleet tina hungers for mans blood
And ever thirsts for more,
Sails up to spend the humid night
In drinking human gore.
It's nights are filled with song and
charge,
And through the day it dreams
teasts to come as forth it sails
From banks of fctid streams
The great Armada of the Bug
O won't some HObsOn rise
sink into perditiOn's deep
Each one that stings and flies!
Baltimore sun.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-09
ALBUQUERQUE
ANEW AIBUoUERQuE DAILY.

While We can not say that there
WIS nny pressing demand for o fourth
dnlly newspaper In Albuquerque, We
mink we express the sentiments of a
yery large majority of the democrats
Of the territory when We say there
really was among them q demand for
o democratic daily paper rs the ter
ritors west OF the mountains That
demand viii nov be filled by the
New Mexico Democrat which made
its first appearance Monday evening
last.
The new candidate Tor public favor
starts undet the auspices W the dem
ncratic wheel horses" OF the territory,
ana az II IL under the editorial charge
81 Dr George r Gould. a NJ. whose
democracy IN bred Ia The bone" II is
perfectly safe 20 say that whatever
other Shortcomings IL may have. no
u Will ever be- able 10 find amy flaws
iu It's iron clnd" democracy n you
ubecribr for il under the impression
that you are going to get q demo-
cratic paper you VIII o Doe 'fouled"
not even 'p little bit
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-09
THE WELDON PERIL

II is ConserNatively estimated thai
over one-half of the people In Aus
%traliu. the United states and Canada,
are IN favor OF the policy Of Asiatie
exclusion. II Is a sentiment no longer
peculiar 10 the Pacific coast. says the
san Francisco can hut is regarded
with respect and serious consideration
IN all parts Of the country. The Lon
don Graphic. under the heading of
The Big stick Atloat.' has these com.
mcnts:
1T Is not surprising that the Amer
lean sailors find a warm welcome in
a British port, but the present well
come is vitalized by special circum-
stances, notably by the fine perform
anrr of Sperry's fleet In the around the
world voyagc and by certain commun-
tty Interests and aspirations In pacific
politics The American fleet is a sym
Dol, 10 cmhodies the determination Of
the white man to keep what he has
got ON he shores of the Pacific. il is
Roos,vrlts contribution to the cry for
a. white America and "A white Aus
traha Discreet attempts have been
made 90 obscure this aspect Of the
demonstration. hut they can not inn
ON the citizens of California and
columbia and on Australia. to
whom tho yellow peril is a very real
point indeed The phenomenal festiv- /
tiles at sydney show how deeply Eng
i-hmen in the Pacific feel In this mat
and in this sense they have a grave
igniticancc for British statesmen.
Doubtless the Australians were not
.ctiycIy inspired by the sentiments
ierr described, adds the can. and their
impulse was purely hospitable.
'ut at tho hack of their heads there
the dim consciousness that this
vas "a power OF Kindred aspirations
nd aims "A whit, Australia" aud "a
.hite America may very vru walk
and in hand
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-09
DELEGATE FROM POLITICAL.

~ IenarIo III C,efa Duarte ~
been commissioned by the government
of portusa1 a. dsi.gat. ia tho etv
trantb Irritation congress
WINE q number of foreign ministers
and conepls have foruoN accented Dr
Grave Invitation 10 attend Dr
DIARIES a~ppointmeut 4. m. rrst maj
has been offiriaIy n,,da osnoeIaItg for
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-09
The Island of Curacao.

~ "
i" me the Dutch are preparing to
asst" 70 a1CouIt t"eIe comes ~
lands mie6t he u,fi,ine - 90 th
island of Curacao "a The Ifnited Statas
if approached in a proper manner and
that. if some quid pro quo for the gift
were insisted on, an arrangement
could be entered into favorable '"
bu'ch interests IN the Iar east Whlch
~ ia, ngu IT. 49,,
narna' ~ ,s,a ,1a, = !,
n certain kind of cordial -s,nnoeed to
be fabricated there and with the dis
mantling Of American ships at the be
ginning Of the last century which gave
rise To the French spoltation claims,
CuIacao might play an
w, ~ tait ITie !" ne iu.u'e history on
mon Gf+' VIA ot ~ "'' D. ~
peninsula ana WITHIN loss man n dav,e
VOYAGE of some of The ]princiuaI nor.,s
Of VeneZeula-Maracaibo. Porto ca
bello and La Guayra. 1t is less than
500 miles from he Caribbean IN
rrdhCr OF the FahaIna canal. A al
- me oIa" ~ 70 IT nom roIts"ioutn
and Santa nnn,foen ooatofnl liSEt'
square miles and nossossas in III,
Srbattaoat ar = Ann,s hav a. bor
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-09
No "PNTFRNtIIsM N THIS.

Mans humanity To man makes
eouutIess thousands mourn bar what
can the poet say Of governments lnhu-
mainly 10 D man h has rlsked his
ilfr in IFS defense There ls certainly
no paternatl-m" on the part of the
United states government in This case.
w copy from the New York sun:
John l:orl,. me leper nov Isolated
Do % fotlorn suburb Of Washington. is
entitled ~ more ~consldcrate treatment
than be- is receiving That 1t is the
besf the District authorities can afford
Is rerheps true enough Gases 81 lcp-
rosy ar" go exlgcmely rare that no
one provide FOR them The ednsc-
qucnoe Is that when "a leper IS idon-
titled he gets treated IN q h"aphazard
fashion and placed under circum-
stances Of detention that would hardly
be- mrted out to a red-haudcd muir
derrr John Early has fallen heir 10
this tauglc of futilty and incptitudo.
Meanwhile there Is in Louisiana an
established leper colony where by al
accounts the patients are trcated kind
" comfortably housed and provided
with some sort Of human and anne
Iioraiing atmosphere. Moreover. they
are cared for by intelligent ANA devot-
physicians who appear, II We can
trust the newspaper statements. 10
have effected great alienation IN gen
cral ana a number Of outright cures
In particular II would be an excel
lent thing II Early could be sent to the
l.ouisiana leper colony. where he
would have enlightened attention. toll
surroundings. and at least the
comfort OF proximity and as
Surely the United states
government, which Is so |opulently pro-
with emergency funds. could ar
lord this. We can hardly expect Louis.
ana To undertake the expense. but
has served his country in the
'rmy IN cuba, perhaps, and certain
y In the Philippines-and 1t may well
% that he contracted leprosy IN the
Of his experiences Others who
49, "'"' '"' ''A wv NV INV
cveling IN the favors Of the govern.
aud living better than they ever
Ived before Surely poor John Early
o claim IN his rorlorn extremity
the public treasury. We have
10 doubt that the Louisiana colony"
provide a place for Early il
properly remunernted Al least 1t
he worth while To- try.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-09
SOMETHING ron EvER1noDY.

Every hudy likes ehicken-that is.
r,,rybud, that has amy taste az am
and for that reason everybody viii BOD,
Interested iu thr poultr, show 20 th,
Great F1ir. The Lively occupants oi
thi- department. Will NOT work ou %
eight hour system Th, tup d. the
mHraiu viii come Oh. tn.m when the
first faint strcaks appet above. th,
~ana'a- ena each new Ily will br
given l shrill welcome hy chandeliers
ever, breed and pedigree IN the
notes mat startled the |repentant
Peter. tWa thousand years ago
Tn, poultry show. if au signs be- ful-
wHu Dc one OF 90, attractive
CORNERS of the big park Ever, man.
and chnd m th- wide west,
owns e bird that b. b. proud az
is invited GO get m There viii be- no
entrance Zee and the shelter and ven
~ll be- perfect The irrigated
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-09
USEFUL AND BENUTnVL.

Close by It's mineral palace at IN,
Great Fair. the Snnta Re railway has
u lodge in the Mission style Of archi.
lecture. made of Portland cement. esq
p%eclallS built for this exposition. with.
IN the large Enclosure. VIII he plants
peculiar 10 the mountain west In the
duoryard viii be q fine collection of
chrysunthcmums contributed by the
people OF Las Cruces CMesilla valley.
New Mexico Giant palms from Ari-
IONA VIII guard the entrance, and scat
tered through the grounds will be
smaller specimens of this desert plant.
In front win be q row of large amolr
plants, brought from southern New
Mexico Entirely surrounding a gar
den. scventy-fve feet square. win be
q Mission arcade In which viii be ex-
hihlts of agricultural, horticultural ana
other products OF land under irriea-
ton. In the center of this garden. or
patio, viii be "A pyramid of New Mex
leo sugar hccts six feet square at the
base and twelve feet in height. tn re
also viii be aE irrigated beet ri,li
prepared by Luther Burbank within
The lodge. the wallis win be adorned
with paintings and photographs OF
farm scenes uf the irrigated valleys of
the southwest. views Of government
exclamation projects, and Navajo
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-09

and the wlsest teaching ia fit him for
that glorious hut serious task
In domestic affairs Mr.. Bryan has
written not one law. administered not
~ single department, advised no presl-
deut-While occurring an. He is n
preacher of righteousness. but not an
administrator of affairs
Let mo- man d%en0unce MI Bryan.
such men arc necessary 10 human
Always such men have been
tho voice OF q protest. bun never the
statesman of o cause Always they
have been the urRer- of reform. hut
never me doors Of the work
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-09

AriZonn hHs a hOuntV upon me
scalp of the willy coyote. In the same
territory there are a few billion long
cared tack rabbits that furnish many
a quick meal for Br'er Fox Of the
desert. There's no direct monetary
incentive for the decrease Of the rab-
bit-there's one of one dollar per
coyote. The sheep men formerly
warred with the cattle king; now IT'S
the rancher. RanCher says. Repeal
bounty and coyote will rid him of
lacks" and of course the sheep herder
has his story. The legislature will try
u settle it. Who'll win Gallup Re-
publican.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-09
nEVERIDGE ON BRYAN.

The republican presidential cam.
paiEn In ohio was for.~ally opened a
few DAYS ago b, a great meeting At
Youngstown witch was addressed by
q number Of The most prominent men
lu the party. among others. Senntor
beyoridge who declared that the first
and most important work for the new
administration VIII De lnriff revision.
The tariff wc shall make he said.
win protect American industries and
also open foreign markets To Amer
lean products A st%raiRht-out revenue.
tatitf is ancient q single protective
tariff is ont Of date. We republicans
propose 90 Keep up with the times A.
q s~traight-out revenue tariff gives
everything away 10 foreign nations and
gets nothing iu return. 80 q straight
out protective tariff gives nothing
away md gets nothing in return. The
modern tariff b. q maximum and min
imum tariff high tariff to be an.
plled q" ANY nation that VIII not give
us advantages In 10. markets. and Il
lower tariff sttll protective. To- be
granted Go amy nation that viii Civ,
us advantage in 0ts market.
Continuing senator Rs,erldg, said.
This D g campaign or candidates even
more than of platform The question
not witch candidate b.. most ur
right patriotic. brave COR both are
equally 30 Both mean ,uuall, we'll
toward their countr, The real ques
uon Is. witch candidate v1l make the
best president
MT BRYAN has never handled %
-iugl, foreign problem lie has gov
sruet nu Philippine. rsgeuoratcd no A.,
cuba huit 100 yanal. avoided no alien s
danger sawed us from no threatened e.
peril 81
Mr Tart has tone am, Il was his D.
genius for ths practical and devotion
CO. humanity ina, took Ph%ilippiue
chaos and made Philippine order
I Has william a Tart who set
cuba in ORDER established her foot d, r'
iyilzatnus upward path u is h, a'
I" ."WWHndIhE tht practical work N
'f thar greatest .%nt.rpr.s, 90 humsu o.
history fh. building of tr, Panama iu
.aual tI
DO ea- H. vha rnuu-.. President m
tna..N.'f sought ai every crisis of hts ON
ii-t.rI. characterization s vre sr.r ~
% Overt var when lltle politicians r.
narrow minds would have OF
.lungrd us into conflict o. was VIII 800
pm " TAFT whom eur president. when D.
%onfronted with foreign perpl.Xi,ies
nd with 'hr avrai weight OF our nine go
s. millions welfare ou bis heart Geo
ought for strength and Wisdom and SD
is william % Taft more han sn, W
ever called Go me leadership 81 b.
s@ American people who hes hBd the ga
training. The -!de-t experience tl
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-09
SOlOSsss:;:s;.s:S;::;'

ii councilman
-.
TUCSON AGAIN braathas aasir,
paor of,ar hoing NJ ,an c.pts d. I,
I,ng ti,,. hos ae,in come am, n
-
uEpr AVN ,bor. ia. crosb n.i,, H.
uorirg its ,n,.ar.nc nm st,,a fr,nts
ma ho,,sas -, ~. I'D u,rr a1-
IT HAS BEEN discovered that the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-09

President Roosevelt says that
Hughes is necessary 10 republican sue
cess in View York. Whether or not his
remarks constitute improper interior
enco In state politics. he tells the
truth, or what looks like the truth to
most people. Hughes embodies a
moral principle. and it is a political
risk TO stnitc party success on the
other side, Il might. be we'll for the
New York republican, leaders to take
Rooscvelt's advice anu Keep their re-
sentiment bottled Ip until after the
election Afterward is a long time,
ana they can use an Of it for abusing
both Roosevelt and Hughes.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-09

Rock. ArE.. writes the mayor OF VIII
liams 10 know whether the saloon
keepers of Arizona are as savage and
blood thirsty as reported And this
from Arkansas!
THE EXTREMES 80 when the
thirst for revenge may drive n is
proven by the case Of Charlie Davis
Of Phoenix, who stole a hot cook stove
and sold it 10 get even with a house-
keeper VINO called him names. To
counteract the effect Of the stove he
also swiped the refrigerator ana sold
1t at the same time.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-09

Of IT, contention that some check
should o. placed upon their distribu-
ton. II declared that s|19.5Oo,000 IS
annually spent In this way and that
$50, 000, 600 such books have been sold
within n year. In addition 10 the
5000 booksellers engaged in trade. the
number Of peddlcrs who nawk the
books from house TO house was esti-
mated Al 30 1900.
Many young persons arrested by the
police for minor offenses nave admit
Ted that they were melted to crime by
perusal OF the records Of notorious
criminals preserved in the trashy nov.
els they had read.
While it IS probable. says the chi
cago Rec-ord-Herald. thai there is
truth in the assertion of The authorities
tha} such books are prrnteious. ii is
not quite raty TO see how much prog
res- can be made by summary sup
preston. A little education has lorg
been known 10 be a dangerous hin
Al a time Ike the present. when many
classes OF society who have not hith-
erto enjoyed any educational advsn-I
tages arr. being taught to read. the doc
maHd for some sort of reading matter
has been enormously augmented 1T
ear scarcely be expected that ID habit
SO newly formed should Fad 10 the
immediate formation OF d discriminate
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-09

Efforts 20 extract tho truth from a
witness by the influence of hypnotism
do not have, at this stage Of psyche
logical research. any proper place in
court procedure. Nevertheless. the
plan has just been tried IN a New
York curt While in a state of hyp-
nosls a woman was supposed 60 have
related the particulars Of the death
of her husband, her mind in normal
condition being unable to recall tae
facts. Even amateur students of hyp-
notism know that the expressions cma-
mating from the Subject" during an
experiment ilay have no relation to
actualities, and that they are controll-
cd by the mind of The operator, rath-
er than born OF anything in the subor-
dlnated mind Whatever interest they
may have as phases of q peculiar ex-
hibition, IT'S evidence They possess no
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-09
Valencia and the Blue Ribbon.

Valencia county can ave the finest
exhibit of any county in the territory
# everybody In the county Will take
an interest in aiding the commission
to get 1t together. We have plenty to
do things in this matter. Great
things can be ACCOMPLISHED In a few
weeks If we all. pun together. There
ought to be in every precinct in the
county some person appointed by the
commission to gather together what
there is in his precinct of merit to be
shown on exhibit and 10 secure ii at
once. No time should be lost-Relnn
Tribune
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-09
POISONOUS LITERATURE.

German educators and pubicists ara
just nov considerably concerned Owe
the amount 81 money which is being
expended each year Tor reading mat
ter ct the penny dreadful class.
They a~cribe he growing prevalence
of Juvenile crime to perusal or his
vicious type uf fiction
the head ia attempting t. restrict the
circulation Of the penny dreadful
recently published Figures 10 support
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-09
Gond limo of snpnort.

: N1VVV TTTIV UT EWTTFVTN
Cameron believes in himself and in
his cause and his confidence is politi-
cally infectious. The American people
love a great big, virile man, and they
adore such a one who Is a winner,
They are Hooking to Cameron because
they believe he is going to win. They
know that he is owned by ne nan or
corporation. that he Is devoted To the
great principles of government which
have made the Roosevelt administra-
ton the most striking of the last half
century. The people believe that
Cameron win keep his promises. and
tina he viii make no promises that he
does not believe with all his heart he
can keep. He is honest, big, brainY,
Catholic in the tTuest sense of Inc
He is going to win.-Prescott
journal Miner.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-09
BY ANTl-BETTlNG
LAW, MERCHANT A SUICIDE

New York. Sept. S-Believed to be-
a suicide on aCvount of the anti-hrt-
ting law. which went into effect here
recently, Rubin Goldberg, long a
Sheepshead Pay business nan was
found dead today He had hung him
self in the s.li' of his house. Gold
berg had built up % good dry goods
business "a, tho bay. nut the passage
of the new Jaw practically drove away
his trade.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-09
When Trihes Become Troubles.

II any person suspects that their
kidneys are ~deranged they should take
FolcN's Kidney Remedy at once and
not risk having Bright's disease or di-
abetes. Delay gives the disease a
stronger foothold and you should not
delay taking Foley's Kidney Remedy.