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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-03-15
ana = knowledse Of what is required

and q knowledge of what is required
In teaching.
superintendent Holloway opened the
subject of compulsory education. There
had been several references to this sub
jecf during the discussion Of the two
days. many educators pronouncing In
favor OF compulsory education, but all
admitting that it was hardly practical
owing to the fact that there are not
schools enough to accommodate all the
children of school age. The confer
ence,s final deliveranoe in this regard
was accommodation in favor OF
Increased attendance by urging the
Importance Of education. and, also, by
conservative legal requirement in such
communities as are prepared for this.
Mr.. Holloway's statement was the
most important, perhaps, made during
the session on this subject OF attend
ance. He told how, in Florida, there
Is law, extending for two months
time the term OF each school that
shows 80 per cent or over In attend
ance. Some five hundred schools in the
State show this percentage of attend
ance and the general average attend
ance In the schools is. 20 per cent of
the enrolment. The cost to the State
is about $4,000 annually. In this way
the most worthy schools receive the
most help. and the fund is great
stimulus to Interest in the schools
In listening to the discussions in
this conference, the thought came that
there was great educational value In
them, and that they should take place
in a larger theatre than the upper hall
Of a hotel; In fact, that like discus
sions should be had at the Conference
for Education in the South, in the pres
ence of the several hundreds of peo-
ple who will be assembled there.
mooted this. but learned that 1t was
impracticable to get up such discus
sions before a larger audience. Or to
assure their interest with the public.
1t was because of this very impractic-
ability that the Southern Education
Board had arranged for the smaller
assembly and invited the educators 10
attend This then is the real work OF
the Conference for Education. The
| big meeting in April is for populariz-
ing the movement. The small meet
ing In, the mid-winter is for actual
exchange of experiences and opinion
It seems to fill its purpose very we'll
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-03-15
NOTICE BANKRUPT SALE.

Pursuant to an order Issued by the United
States District Court for the Middle District
of Alabama in bankruptcy, l. as Receiver in
Of Abe Well bankrupt, win Of
fer for sale to the highest and best bidder
for cash subject to approval said Court
during legal hours Of sale at the store
house No COZ Commerce Street. in
the City of Montgomery, County
of Montgomery. State of Alabama,
on Wednesday, March 25th. 1908. Wholesale
stock Dry Goods. Notions Fixtures. book
inventory now on Hle. For further in
ava ''''- GEORGE STUART. Receiver.
MONTGOMERY Ala. March 10. 1908.
uach l315.2? a
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-03-15
Two Conventions for One Price.

st. Louis Times. .... t.,, +h a.
Under ordinary conditions CITY mat
anpeals for a national convention Elk
meets to get only one set OF deieeates.
On ;cago's luck will bring two Wnen the
Renublicans meet in June: instead OF
ahout 600 sovereign ambassadors OF
Q marty the number will be nearer z
0Oh with q commanding increase In
the gath ering of attendant statesmen
and camp followers. .,-,..o and Or
Florida Louisiana Alabama, anu Oh-
lahoma are leading on with contsstihs
'deIegafions. Missouri VIII send double
e-ro,ps from not fewer than tour con-
esressionaks districts. Other Statss are
e. he heard from but the spirit OF con-
Test Is in the air and double deleRa-
lions will be commoner than single
N-N''
william o. Bradley the new Uniteo
states Senator from Kentucky. was
horn in that State in 1S47 and admitted
~ the bar by special act of the Legis-
Iat,lre in 1865, being under Il years OF
age. In 1870 he was elected prosecut-
ing attorney, and after having neen
MANY times delegate to Republican
National Conventions he received 1O6
votes for vice President In the con
,,ention of 1888 His election to the
Coyernorship of Kentucky occurred In
1893. when he broke all records ana
turned a registered Democratic major
~ estimated at 10000, into Republic
can plurality of s.s1a4 In 1895 he was
indorsed for President by the Repuoli-
] can Convention of Kentucky.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-21
Says He VIII Not Support
Him in Speakership
Fight.

Frank c. Jackson. member %
The steering committee OF the King
county delegation whlch endorsed
l.. o Meigs Of Yakims for speaker.
IL out with the announcement that
he will not abide by tho action OF
the conxmiste. and win take wlth
him several memoirs and 80 20
some other candidate
Jackson takes HIS stand on the
grounds that tae steering commit.
tee has no right 70 endorse any
candidate Nithout first consulting
the entire delegation. although
when the committee was Kvpointsd
q was given power 10 act
Ono Of the strange features Of
the Jackson bolt u that MeixA il
local option man. and this waa
Jackaon'a strunm card during the
primaries and the election Jack,
son wanted 70 get the King county
entsnhsrment FOR apeaker himself
and rallied the local option mem.
beers Of the delegation around him
when he found that he could not
beat Rsnick. and that Palmer vas
out Of Il. Jackson refused 70 vote
for Heuick. presumably because
Reniek would not b a local option
man The steering committee ~.
doFsed local option man and
jackson proposes 10 lead bolt
J W Siayden Of Pierce county
Ia following in Melws steps seeking
endorsement. but Jackson has not
announced whether he viii work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-21

A bad back turns every twenty
four hours into one duh round OF
pain and misery are lame In
the morning. nagEed all day BY a
dull. throbhlnR backache. cant rest
In the evening or sleep we'll al night
81 hurts o. bend over, straighten up,
get up from a chair, or lift even a
Tight weight. Any sudden twist
turn or awkward movement sends a
tearing twinge 81 pain through the
weak spot
Backache Is really kidney ache
The Kidneys are IN the small Of the
back. and any pain there Is enough
cause 20 suspect your Kidneys. II
the urine is discoiorcd contains
sandy sediment. or passes too FREE
quentiy, then you have double proof
Keep the Kidneys well ana the
kidneys win keep you we'll Well
kidneys filter the blood and keep Il
pure Diseased kidneys only partly
purify the blood Neglect weak
kidneys and YOU invite uric acid
poisoning. gravel. stone In the kid
ney rheumatism, heart trouble. dia-
hetes, BriEht's disease. and long
list Of other serious disorders now
recognized as having their cause In
kidney weakness.
AZ the first sign Of baekache or
urinary disorders give the kidneys
uulCk help. not with plaaters. lint
mehts. nor any other outside appii-
ofstiona. but with a special kidney
medicine.
Tho simplest and most effective
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-21
NEW CITY TICKET
AT RENT0N

hENTu~' Nov 81 Trritutaa Il
bt.seht y give the equalization =
mama l44 sueWhefs % shat was
taRt year called the prngroaaipn
battY held caurun last night and
nnhtinated = complete city tick u
.r@teH ~ Ben Tiehnor for snaVor
= preliminary organization was ~ /.
t~Tted ~ the election 81 4. d
ZINES Tor chairman and James
H4efWan srffetnrf
~ waa stated after the rne~fiuw
that smother fAurua uiff ba ~nlf~4
NitHin a few days to puf up an
opposition ticket and predictions
we're beard that even 4 third party
NAV launch n complement ~ can
dtdntsa The complete ticket uofiI :
nated Lac, Hirht wan - follows
MhYer hrH Tlnhnpr treasurer
Wiliiafn IunNlni attorney. ~ w
Hounef clerk A. T. Tick nor. health
etfirer A Beach. couuriiuen. 10 !
seph Wppds lee MunRhan. A 4 VIII.
son, \. r Caha. ~ M Elliott A n
Duff - 4 MifThaII
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-21
seeming
TROUBLE
Los Angeles Mayor Has
Tip That There Is
Something Up.

LOS ANGELES. Nov. 2i.-Acting
on advice from authoritative
sources which he may not now dis.
close. Mayor Harpep viii send a
resolution TO the council al fte next
meeting advocating n request 10 the
president for the retention OF AID.
miral spcrry's fleet OF battleshlps
In Pacific waters.
Mayor Harper says be haa re
eeiyed a number OF confidential let
tera Jpiimating the. gravity OF the
Pacific situation which contains
many acute phases since the Chi
nese situation became alarming
through the death Of the emperor
One Of the letters II from a prom.
inent Californian now in Washing.
ton.
The mayor says he believes from
the advice he received that the &C.
tlon proposed 90 the council would
be- wise even N the anxiety In dip.
l0matic circles were baseless.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-21

Trading a Transportation company
ala months before the founding OF
Nome. In iss6ss he Was cashier
and hookkecper for the Seattle
Brewing a Mating company
When Col. George y, LAmping
was auditor he selected Mr. Agnew
as hla chief deputy and In this
capacity he served for four years.
aud AZ the end ~ Col I.ampings
term he wAa elected county auditor
and held the office for four years.
During this time. he found the
leisure 20 take hold o. the Seattle
baseball club and managed 10 get
him name into the official baseball
guide a. a "magnate"
hr AEncw has always hcen
devout Catholic aud has taken
prominent part In church work.
having been secretary Of the com.
mittae whIeh had charge OF the
building ~ the Seattle cathedral.
Ne IL married and has four grown
children Who are all In the high
school
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-21
MONDAY SERVICES
FOR WEEK OF PRAYER

The week Of prayer from Novem.
bsr 20 % December will b. soiem'
nized BY 81 Marks church b. noon.
day services from t3.i0 20 ~. 20
daily from Monday to Friday In
elusive The services will be In
charge of Res. E V. Shaylcr. rec.
tor Of GRACE church. Oak Park. Ill
November 20 the service OF the
luventiture u the missioner will
take place AZ n n IN From Mon.
day 90 Thursday az D M. each
day a service for women will be
held. and on Friday Al p M. there
wUl be service for children. Holy
communion will be- held each week
day At 30 a m Atep. M each
week day evening except Saturday.
mission services will BE- held IN 81
Marks church. Communion will be
acid Sunday. December 6. AZ 8 a
m. and AZ D NJ there will be
mems mass meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-21
WILL ADHERET0
CONTRACT TERMS

With his contract Only % psr
cent completed. the board of public
works yesterday practically an.
nonnced that on Dec 5. when the
contract expires. II viii take over
= , McHugh's Green Lske rekrade
contract and completes the Work by
day labor The board simply mott.
fled Mr. AcHngh that Il would ex.
pect the contract completed BY the
date named. Il liz said that under
the most favorable circumstances
the ~ork cannot be more than hslf
finished within the time specified
Il r. reported that several people
have fallen and received more or
lesa serious injuries a. the result
NJ the torn.ap condition Of the
streets lnelnded In McHmgh'k con.
tract
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-21
MAN CAUGHT IN
CHICKEN COOP

John Oieson. who says he IA a
telegrapher. IL In the city lml be
cause he IL unable satisfactorily TO
explain his presence In a chicken
coop az 22s Second av W last
night Il was clear to Patroiman
Forbes. who discovered Oleson in
the coop. that the prisoner entered
the coop through a window. IL Is
not quite clear TO the officer. how
ever. whether Oieson was after a
Thanksgiving turkey or a brace OF
ducks for his Christmas dinner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-21
MISTAKE SIGNALS;
TRAINS CRASH;
3 KILLED.

TOLEDO. Ohio. Nov 2i.-Three
men were killed and one badly IN.
jbred In collision between freight
trains on the Ann Afbor railroad
near Lakeland. Mich. today The
Collision Is said TO have been caused
by a mistake In signals
One OF the freight trains. II IL
believed. was run past a signal fol.
lowing a change In orders. Both
trains were badly piled up. The
dead taken from the debris are:
Andrew Gregau. fireman. Toledo.
Ohio. William Ryan. engineer.
Owoaso. Mich. fireman, name un-
known. The injured. NJ Draper.
engineer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-21
SEATTLE-PROOF

w A. Hawkins. go Yesler Way,
Seattle, Wash, says. 1T gives me
pleasure at the present time 60 con-
firm the statement l gave some
years ago In favor OF Doan's kidney
Pills the relief obtained from their
use having been permanent When
| first began using them / WIS suf-
fering from an acute attack of kid
ney trouble and though ! had used
remedy after remedy | had been
unable 10 obtain relief I had Sc
we're pains across the small Of my
back and was also annoyed by the
irregular passages OF the kidney Sc
cretions. Deans Kidney Pills. pro-
cured from the Kennedy Drug Co..
helped me al once and a continued
use entirely relieved me, / am an
ardent advocate Of poan's Kidney
ftlls, and have recommended them
ON many occasions, as l know that
they do just what IA claimed foT
them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-21
YOUR TEETH AND
YOUR POCKET
BOOK

The teeth bear an important re-
lation 20 health and nutrition.
Every mouth should have a full
complement OF teeth ia order 90
maaticafe the food properly A
mouth wlth missing or decayed
teeth Il a perpetual menace TO good
looks aud good health Recently
complied statistics show that near.
~ all stomach and intestinal trou-
bies arise from imperfect conditions
in the mouth
Il your mouth In good shapcT
II your digestion Eoodf
Could your looks be improved By
good dental work.
Do you take sufficient pride In
your teeth1
Does the expense OF dental work
scare YOU
Are you afraid Of the pain con.
necs.d with the work.
You should consider these ques.
tons, AS they are Important 20 all
who require the services Of
dentist
Tho Ideal Dentists is new con.
corn 10 Seattle. and we are DESTROYS
Of building up a reputation on she
merits Of our work. We would like
to have you call and talk with "a.
We are ethical dentists who do
conscientious work Al a price within
reach u poor people. We can DO
all branches Of the work AZ nearly
painless a. any dentist can do &C.
and NE are In possession OF all the
latest ideas relating 10 modern
dentistry
Cheap dentistry Is always worth
ieas. but we can give you the best
work at prices that will not scare
you ont OF tho office.
Estimates and examinations are
always given cheerfnlly. free OF
charge We give references and
have adopted the guarantee system
81 Insurance ON all dental work.
This Is a feature that viii appeal
TO you as n l. the only one that
really protects the patient from the
chariatan and incompetent prac.
,itioneF.
Our office Is on the corner Of
First avy and Seneca st.
Dr. D. A Maker. Manager
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-21

r Thomas and Richard y, Powell.
follower Tor the same places. q. \.
BRUINS, w A. mn. \. A, Woods. q y.
Fenwfek. \. A. Bushman. J. y. Nc.
Donald. I. I, siivain. q a. Myers.
G, G nurtia. James wumot. q.
A. Grant, a. 4. Woodln. ]. A.
Signrdaaon and 4. n. Olson, for
positions la auditors office. A. r.
faekwood with Enforcement for
temporary position In city treas.
urcrs effect. Pred Miles. u. !. Me.
klnnon. y. J. Moore aud ]. b. f.atta.
teid,; places Ia assessors office.
w Y. Alexander. r. NJ. Donahuc. q.
l.. niewett. Guy l.. Psterman
and James II iiegg poor commits.
aioner. Richard gMrdln. baiHff IN
tudge Wilson n Gays court. NJ.
Phelan. deputy sheriff. A. "A. Frah.
er. janltor Of court house. John
CraTie. shoemaker at Industrial
school. J. c. Gafbey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-21
z7SS33SS33SSSSAa
ia WREATH FOR y \,
< < JAMES P. AGNEW Y
NSSSSSSSSSSSSG

Jamos r AEnew ia man OF
many and versatile parts and equal.
~ and diverse abilities. with one
prevailing characteristics Of always
making good at anything he takes
hold 81 From running baseball
team " expert accounting. with
various side lines " political nc.
tiyhy. "Jim~ Agnew has always
kept himself pretty busy and Incl,
dentally before the public gaze for
several years back
Making friends Ia Jim Agnew'a
speciality and Ia thiH amicabie work
he has few equals and NO sug.rl0fa
He can take the most unpromising
bit Of human material and turn out
a firstclasa stiek'tothe finish
friend. while the ordinary lndl.
viduai 10 getting up street speak.
ing acquaintance Prize Froucheu
and cynics always fade Immediately
when Jim AEnew arrives on the
scene lie has all the formulas and
rocipea Tor good fellowship and
good will. and his daily supply Of
personal magnetism IL mex.
haustlbio
Endowed with amlty IN wholesale
quantities. Il could not have been
otherwise than that MIR AKnsw be.
come more or less interested In
politics and for the past eight
OF ten years hts interest has been al
iia maximum. II there la anything
about the game he doesn't know
In theory and practice NJ the pres
ent time Il IL because he has for.
gotten H.
M. Agnew started out IN ne AZ
q railroad man. ana Ia Ms time has
been connected with the @ n & y.
the Union Pacific. Salt Lake shore
a Southern aad Great Northern, Ia
the accounting departments lie
wAa paymaaieF Ia charge Of the con.
airaetiun of the coAat linsm ~ the
Great Northern west ~ Spokane ia
1894
Quitting the railroad business. Ne
became expert accountant FOR the
city in 1884 and snAugurated the
ayntema IN vogue IN the eiiF comp.
,roilars and treasuref'a office. In
is97es he vent 70 Alaska and had
charge of the North American
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-21
PURSE SNATCHERS
COME TO GRIEF

because they anAtehed a purro
from the iandlAdY ~ a Japanese
lodging house Last night. John An.
dsFson and Charles Wilson. who
say they are sailors. now ianguish
Ia the city jail The landiAdY says
Anderson and his companion ap.
Feared AZ the 1odging house 10 en-.
kaEc = rom
When abe xot her purse 10 make
change Anderson u said "a have
grabbed Il and both he and Wilson
started 70 run. A mob Of japanese
eorn~rwd the meu aud held them
nntil Patroiman Mayoa arrived aud
took shn pair 20 iail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-21
POLICE LISTEN TO
A WILD YARN

hurled over the rail- Of the Hol.
gate 81 bridge 90 the iideflats be.
low By a buriy negro. who first
robbed him Of $50. IN the substance
% a story told 10 the police by
Jack Lewis. a iaborer. who arrived
In Seattle from North Yakima
shortly after O'Clock last night.
Dripping with mud and water.
Lewis was rescued by Sergeant ~
Police Clarence Carr. who sent him
10 the police station Lewis told
Captain OF Detectives Alex Mac.
Donald such a wild story Of The al
legged robbery that not much stock
waa taken In the narration When
searched at police headquarters
about $40 IN cash vas found on the
prisoner The police blotter shows
that Lewis IL sim IN Jail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-21
JACKSON BOLTS ON MEIcS
A LOCAL OPTION MAN

Cor him or not From tho outside
the split In the delegation looks Ike
combination nf Palmer aud the
elght hour law for minern. lnsolv
inx the Judiciary. labor, public
morals and one or two either cona.
is1itssea. Several members OF the
kiag county delegation are after
the same craftsmanship. and the
spit In the delegation N In the ma.
turn OF serving notice on all speak.
ermhlp candidates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-21
COURTMARTIAL SITS
TO TRY OFFICERS
fBy United prsss.l

MANILA. Nov. ala court
martial with Rear Admiral 5eaton
Schroeder AZ president and Major
Williams as Judge advocate con-.
yened on the battleship Louisiana
today for the purpose Of trying
Lieutenant Commander Jewell Of
the Louisiana and Lieutenant Bow.
era Of the Rhode Island on charges
OF personal misconduct during the
visit Of tie feet TO Japan. Lleuten.
ant Commander Jewell will be tried
first
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-21
HITS
Pedestrian

Frank Hale. young man who
lives at 50T 18th av.. was run down
ay an automobile driven by A.
Kirby Al Seventh az. and Union IT.
shortly after o'clock last night. lie
was taken 10 Providence hospital.
where attendants say hts Injuries
are only slight The accident was
unavoidable. according 10 cyewit-
nesNes Hale had just alighted from
a street car and stepped In front OF
kirbya auto before the driver could
check the speed OF his car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-21
Mayer opens Fair.

Mayor Miller last night was rath.
er a feature az the opening Of the
fair IN the West Side Congregation.
Al church lie passed about among
the children. patronixing the booths
literally and generally making him.
self popular among the older people
The fair Ia given IN the interest OF
the church building fund. and Is
conducted By the Ladies' Aid no.
ciety VI the church. The booths are
prettily decorated and furnished
with all manner Of good things 60
eat The crowd last night was en-.
couraging. and gave promise Of a
successful financial outcome
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-21
CAR OF RUSSIA
WALKS STREETS

ST. PETERSBURG. Nov. n -
Cgar Nicholas. the little father Of
the Russians. made his frat ap-
peafanco afoOt IN thu STREETS ~ his
capitol since hia coronation today
The occasion waB the funeral Of
Grand Duke Alexis. The cxar
dressed In fun naval uniform a.
admiral Of the Russian navy. walked
Immediately behind the royal cas-
ket, apparently indifferent 70 dan.
seer.
The streets through which the
funeral cortcge passed we're lined
with a double file Of troops. and
every one that watched the process
sion was under the surveillance Of
the secret police.
Prior 20 the funeral procession
every house along the route was
searched thoroughly by the Russian
police.
Watches we're first constructed In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-21
Republican Committee
Has Endorsed Meigs
for Speaker.

The king County Republican
Central committee yesterday en-.
dorscd l. o Maiga for speaker OF
the house and the following Tor
county iobs,
for assistant attorney general. r.
N. Shelley. for speaker % the
house. l.. O. MelEs, dswutyship In
the county treaaurera office.
George b Webster. Walter JUST.
W G. haeheier, Edward Parkinson.
~ Y. Johnson. \. J. bower. bert
nrockman and Prank Cilagman. In
the clerks office. At IT, Cushing.
Martin ] Rumin. Richmond Getty.
G. L. Hnltgren. e. 10 Ncagie. !.
nrusgcman. Frank IAycock. Percy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-21
Mr.. PETER MOORE
Hundreds Of Testimonials and Ref
erenoes Mere OF Cases just
Such as Yours.

Why put off another day coming
TO Drs. I,oughney and getting the
relief that has always followed the
great druglcsa treatment Many
people whom you doubtless know
have been cured by Drs. L0ugh-
ney's drugless treatment: and no
doubt you viii recognize more than
one among the many who throng
the doctors offices all day.
Don't delay any longer. go and
be examined free az the offices Of
Loughney g. Loughney. i0-i1-l2
Estabrook Building. corner Second
and Union st. Hours. a. m. to s
p. m. Sunday. 2 20 12 only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-21

Iby United Presa.l
FAIRBANKS. Alaska, Nov. al
hoadhohss keepers on tho Valdez
trap have posted notices at Valdez
ana Fairbanks that they viii serve
no free meals this winter. and that
noneyiena mnHhefa must carry with
them "A luncheon sufficient 10 last
them all the way.
Last winter many pennlleNa
inunhera anasssed the trail hotels
hourly This year they do not pro-
pose 70 keep free soup houses They
are after the money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-21
WHEN YOUR BACK ACHES

remedy Tor sick Kidneys Is Deans
Kidney Pills. II there Is weakness.
congestion, Inflammation or sore
ness noan's Kidney Pills quickly
relieve g. They gently stimulate.
tone and strengthen sick Kidneys.
drive away backache. rheumatic
pain and dizziness. clear up aud
regulate the urine and restore
perfect filtering of the blood Best
OF all. this relief Is permanent.