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ous navy rs PEERLESS.

Admiral Dewey IS quoted " news
pauer Interview Just published Is say
ing that IN ships. officers ana naen
this country has reason % be proud o.
tts navy and that 70 far az the 'n@n
ara concerned we beat the world, Ine
last nanaed come IN for the following
deserved compliment:
e,rhousands of theSe young fetloMs
eosne from the great middle WeSt 9s
have relief organization and when.
ever q man dies we institute an ~
yosftgafion with view 81 giving oc'p
IL any needy persons dependenf upon
him III is rarely MT We fjfd " nee
eesary 10 extend aid. Tue men 1or sbs
,eaet mart come from well 70 90 TAM
tisae Who have The American cfaar-
aefertsttos Of industry and indspener
ence The enlisted nsen are rs me q
,,otv "a could be assembled under any
flag In the world"
4 As for the officers, Admiral Dewey
said he does not know any 81 mem
! Who are not inspired by a sincere ana
natrtoifc purpose % do their WORK p
the hest Of their ability and 20 make
the eeryice as efficient as they pos
stbly can. He does not believe mere
Is anything the matter with the navy
and no one more deplores the agifa,
ion which has been casting doubts On
The efficiency Of the service. me taas
abort The line and staff officers peing
al odds was declared I be ~ataon'
foundation in fact. As for the yes
sells, even gritops Admit that our neN
battIeships sarpass their Dread
nouahts,
Admiral Dewey Is said 70 be 90
operating earnestly eth the Wsgoe'
Of tie administration 70 Introduce
economy IN the operation of tne 80
branch of the government The 20
Vice Of the general board. Of wiliea %
e the president Is being taken 10 MI
and other connections by Secretary o
The Navy Meyer. II Is understood m
navy department will not press 10
more than two baffieghii,s 81 the nex
session Of congress, though the neces
gify for such an addition and even
\ larger one 10 the service ts Thoroughly
Necognized BY those who have studie'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-21

The latest attack upon altered rad
scal and revolutionary teaching ~
american colleges and universities IS
q series o. reports now appearing In
the Cosmopolitan Magazine by Harold
Bolce. VINO made q secret itinerary o.
tae principal institutions Of learning,
sometimes entering as special sly
dent and al other places attending
lectures as q visitor Or interviewing
lecturers. sse asserts that IN rEians
classroons II is being taught ffassF Use
fecalogue is 10 more sacred Eaan me
s,sllzss5sas: snat the home as an insfatss-
dsen is doomed sisaf there are no
sbsoiute eysis, that democracy IS 2
allure aud the Declaration ~ 1side'
pesdence Only spectacular rAfF9fifsss
frat ne change from ore religion 70 a.
other Is Ike gest4aS q rev HIT ts2t ~
socizi climbers cnil6yen are lnc1sa'
s1rancee. and that fEaese car be azd afe
hotter alliances without The naaFyaa2f
fs,.ad 4aau ws.ffn II. Such Is ia SUB
stance the analysts o. the wfsser'
/ 90 esussons, gagen oy the essitor Of ~
naazazine. Among fhe more DrornSnes''
professors Qroted as adYaDc5ng fsassa
teachings are EayD u Syracszse. so
dsnzs Oh Goislnls,fa, Pat+ea o. t'ean
gylyansa, Sumner Of Yale, Mathews g
cnieago Peter u Cornell. EeSs Q
wisconsin coe:ey Of ssiehiaan. Blaek
mar Of Kansas. Wendell u Hasfas'
and Wilson u Princeton,
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pea1sn 'nl neNsI1l' uts s''.ssn u 80
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&c Two ssssz1s aso INN s,Ilis llsssss1'ssu "
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ne sei@csaun 81 tl'e l'a1a't assfats s..
insya aur sach 2 painllcalaon = nos
new 'alElass lt'r snll'' ? ~ l''ss'n ~
sliose s'sss's''a lfa I'LL LII y -.
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me staiae aals = 3usl u1ls s - s's.
me1a1s entsrlIaE aliso NE hialAans = :
greater lowe ann one @ lne 90 ll.aal'a'n-
a lurces Anirh are hsss.s'l'a'aa. III LIE
proper deveioI'nlsIl1 q me N'hoie s1al s.
e r aEboiansen Alassl 'ai1s ~ a'u''-
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Des Moines Rlser Navigation.

f,44,,-,,xa f7onrier- since ne begin I
r,.-,e ~ -i,,,s v,.er sns mar made 4
s..s,-e-,,4rss 4, s-,r4i,s- ma, 4aas : GER 4
--sn f.ssrr Wa -rue ar r.o,s,d DC zone
Il sa,e re- p,,, ras r-,a,,.n u ss,d not
t.ras..,.,- 4. NJ. r=r,.,d lr,,s. ~ inc other
rxss-s, s.n s.zs,,,ess5e,p ~ dnrssst and Z
x.arr ,f .,.-,,, ~ s.era5,se 4s,e first
-,,,.s,- vas s, ,,.t.r,r ,,,fssai.sr rnas
Fax aa,pars oren : human etarac-er-
,s,s.. sna II 4. sss,a5,s- aaxars wiz BE-.
-v,ha rp,.n = I'd srss.de and nersarsfsd 10
+t,s -,rs.Se.nt s.ata ~ EFFICIENCY the
stearr 49, ..aa .a1sgra.,h. the tele-
,r.s,,,na 4an e3eczr5,. .e.aa,se vtrelesx t.
,arrar,ss~ 4s,e perfecti.,r press ana the
.rrs-sstsl,,,- ,r,,sfss.sr,e "a went 4ssrourh
~ exr,e-;enf,e IL f,e.sns ibid maj 1speiy
,5eax were wrong and absolutely de-
irosd Of 1sract5cal application.
That same thing Is ncw h2pp ming
To ese man Who advocates running
large pcwer t,oass on tne Dies Moines
rjsar 35owerer. aas been demon
ssra4sd IN he psst few davs that the
pes hsosres rsxer il big enough and
daep enough for practical use hr pr,ac-
4snaa taatg. There IL nc question but
r+sa4 II ii were nee for she dams and
sradgeg along the river. practical
river sseaDboa4s <.cuid safety make
the 4rau up sbe Der agofneg river as
far as ottu-n#-a at least five months
IA he rear. Last SUNDAY with the
rfrer II stage that was not high.
h6a5o- Yefys psrtv 81 the government
ursen. made the hip fron ottumwa
10 2eosaaaua The ger In charge of
-f5S ssost I'D -se4 KNOW the channe1 or
sfhe deepest PARTS Of the river Tnev
/. Fad no more idea Or the location of
the deepest uart Of TIC riye-sDed than
wss erssoref h- The original - pIorers
of the stream. The heat was simply
run were The water looked tie most
favorable ard the man al the bow os
the boat made continuous soundings
) WHICH showed that the average depth
Of the wster Eas more than five feet.
TN rlanr places. for 2 mile or more.
: The measurements would show eight
. or nine feet m some places. it was
j as deep as twelve feet.
The boat used By the party had a
i SORT OF iron work built TO protect the
. rz,dder and propeller. This frame
Z work extended below the bottom OF
/ ss,e boat distance sufficient to make
: ,se heat draw a1L feet Of water. That
3 q about the same depth that the aver
g age upper Mississippi steamers draw
4 that IS steamers running from st.
e Louis to ST. Paul.
!. There is no question but that, bar.
g ring the INSTRUCTIONS in the way OF
Z dams and bridges. the boats that run
9 regularly on the Mississippi river
= could have come up the Des Moines
!. river as far az ottumwa at any time
during the last three months or since
the fee hag gone out OF the river
We do not undertake to say thai
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-21
.r.sE MATTE HOUSE NOW.

In the latest issue Of Harper s
Weakly Edward g. Lowrey contributes
an entertaining article upon the new
methods at the White House The
policy OF the Tart administration ne
savs. is 70 let The purple grackIs. the
afbino robin and the yarrnufnr flicker
each WORK ont It's separate dessinv in
Is own wav. II Nr. Taft knows any
thing about robins or fickers Of
crows or fieidsmice. his raest friendly
and intimate hipgrapners have NOT
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-21
asThe synphonv,'.,

Expert Hughes. formerly of geo-
kaik. has gafnad reputation ed
ssatisc critic 10 the June 4snslees
re discusses .symphonaes id an Il
teresting manner lie says.
II ron cannot 70 10 srrnu;,onv
concerts and hear seventy-fye gentle
taen play yonr music 10 you under The
guidance II z -s5rinsa donna condue~
tor Just take ho.ne roal ard pus
IL ~ jour own music machine. better
q canned Beethoven taan no Beet
hoyen a. al.
Symphonies. then, ere no longer the
exclusive prerogztsFe OF prfnceiings.
Or u dwellers ia great cities. Sym
pzaonSes belong now To the butcher.
the baker and the incandeseent lamp
maker.
Before playfng a symphony. many
people are snquisitive enough 10 ak
what 2 symphony Is. IN a certain
sense this ID as battling as the query
q 2 child as 70 what God looks like,
or what gravity S.
Wife nobody can really expIaia
a symphony or fts power. there are
scn1e features that can be roughly
defined after the manner Of a dictson.
AIRY, which is to explain one wore By
! another and so On around the circle
4 symphony, in brief, is sonata
for orchestra.
BIT what Is sonstz2@ somebody
3arsyu VIII :. ~~s11s. L. :. IL, - 4x,;,-xx-
! Literally II IS something SOUNDED. /,
But ycu night haze guessed thai
yourself. Originally II gas anything
DIayed instead Of sung anything sung
! being called q scantsts.1 Then 81 came
70 be used as the general name for a
bunch of three. four or FIVE dance
tunes of some family resemblance
( The dance idea Was SOON lost and tbs
music became more ard more inter
ested ia itSelf. interpretive 80 Il
speak, the effort brig 10 do as mann
different things sg possible with nsu
steal germ OF theme T5is type d
composition rs called etisematfc's a,
opposed 10 ejyrtcajs OF this scr
were the organ and violin sonatas o
pac5, ~tpe father Of modern music
HIS sopatas are the delight Of the ana
Jyt3ca1 student, hut they ere pure Kat
mn TANNER 10 the Iasty, TIE sonata
III Baci1s son carl philip Emmanuc
are much closer akin to me noderi
spirit
That gay old fop, Haydn. Who va
the para 81 modern music was still
more lyrical, More fill 81 spirits TIA,
/ Of meditation, and IL really the fathe
Of me modem sonata, and its BIZ
brother the symphony.
Haydn n&g IN lDyeteyatcly cbeerfl
man WHO let nothing goar him exceD
hsg Ytfe's temper. HIS composition
aceor6pziy are full Of touhomnaie, 9
delicious grace ard contagious chez
; Tie household 81 Prince Egteriszy-
, a very noDse name ttIi the Dreyfu
ease xrnjYched II enpioyed Haydn a
d sort N musical butter. Or chief. II
colcccted I'll sorts OF musical entrees
Z releyes aad pieces De resistance, NC
! ~ raeUtion few delightful ilors d
J ocagge, which became chefs d'oeuyr'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-21
DISEASE lN THE SCHOOLS.


The Technical World Magazine mas
an article in rs cnrrent number en-
titled as Slaughter Of the limo
cents ri,lctl Is Of more thar passing
interest and Importance II is pointed
put tfsas more than 8 az. ssen children Of
school age ARE annually iaid pros-
tsate by the three preventassle dis
eases Of diphs1eria. tuberculosis and
scarlei lever. and 9a.eEa OF These IL
rlesseg terminate fatally II diph-
tssessa and scarlet fewer tine Infection
generally passes from rnnfl to TsslfsIll
ia the earlv stare Of the disease
which oniF medical Inspection can
defsc-
Epw widespread mar be the infer-
tion resulting from me presence Of one
source rf rpntagion Is fo-cibiy demon
strzsed by an occurrence In 3 school
at Miilgrpve Ohio. where. according
10 the writer 81 ttaan article hoy Esittih
incspien+ measles infected sve-v mem
her CT the srhuol. including the leach
er. so tfsat they All fell sick WITHIN TEN
DAYS. If discovered eariv. the sick are
MOI onir prevented from injecting the
vel, nsrf are, in most cases. easily
cured. In one year about seven nzs1-
sired Tnpiss with dipntheria. scarlet
fever and tuberculosis were fougsd AZ
tending the schools Of AfaEsachnE
During the same psriph several lilon-
sand children with other contagious
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-21
keoSuS ip~a ].
,4ow 70 SUCCEED.
May q. asoe

. John ID. Rockefeller Ia Far =
= Com "Reminiscences N Meg and y
= Events The underlying es- .
= sentsai element Of success III .
q business affairs is 20 fol =
- log tee established laws OF .
= hsgh-class dealing. Keep 70 broad =
= ant sure Lines, and study thsm 10 .
. be celtasn they are correcs ones .
= Natch fsle natural operations OF .
= trade, aud keep within them =
y Don't even -lalnk Of temporary or =
= sharp advantages Don't waste =
yorr efforts On txlsng which =
. ends ia petty triumph unless YOU =
= are satisfied with d life of petty .
= success. BE sure that before =
= you 90 into an enterprise Won =
= see your Nay clear 70 stag =
y tanough to successful end Look .
= aheaG ii is surprising how nasay
= pyigns business asen 80 INTO i'm =
y portans undertakings with little
- or no study " The controlling con =
= ditions they risk their 81 upoa =
u - - = =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-21

h bearing will be held before Coy,
ernor IfadIey of Missouri in Jefferson
CITY to-day upon the electric headlight
bin, now IN his hands for signature.
ct which both sides will be represent
ed. The proposed law requires the
railroads If Missouri to equip their
locomotives with electric headlights,
The railroads contend that the com,
nierciaI anefyiene headlight Is ae good
or better headlight than the electric
headlight, and for the purpose Of
demonstrating this fact 10 the GOV
ernor test VIII be made a. Jefferson
City this evening, 4 locomotive w
bow al Jefferson CITY equipped witss
ia acetylene headlight for this par
pgEe,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-21
Concerts Not interrupted.

Ottumwa Courier; The Fort ~ \
son penitentiary basketball team / ,
suffered a severe loss. one y I,
members useo a jack to force w. y = :,
of the wall and is now hitting ls -
the hills. The prisoner who es's II
was not member Of the glee !. y
so the usual meal concerts WIZ =
interrupted.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-21

A convention Of the lane Jefferson
clubs 10 Colorado Will be held in Den.
yer In July, under the leadership Of
Mrs. Ruth Bryan Leayitt, and the COY
ernors Of all the states In which wom-
en- have full suffrage are expected 10
attend. The object OF the convention
is 70 upbpiId the Democratic party.
II is too bad that such good material
should be used for such an unworthy
end.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-21

goes are loaded and unloaded with
small electric cranes and the munich
pality charges the railroads and boat
lines for the use OF the landing and
warehouses. Tae railroads and boat
companies make joint rates and it is
proving very satisfactory to the ship.
pers and transportation companies
and very profitable to the cities that
own the docks.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-21

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4 -
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z,s,,,. ! ,cr,,,,.,-, ;s-, -,s,,,,r a no., Rms
i.s,r,ss t,,e .,si,.s, s.,s ,,,,rs 81. ,i,. Cd
$500. .ss, -. 800 a.s - 60 3 -
IN = -' - :
-rs,e ss.;,5,.ssr-r, g<.e-r. .47.r.s;s mas dis
..,,,,s.r ..,,- .,,,,,., s.r-.,, ,s,-
some yn,, s,tssr.,r II, ,,rsg ,.s,ss,s u,,f,ss
x-rr,r,n,,s y;-r ~ ,,s,,;.s-;--
T,he As.r;sr,,, sr,i,ss,es -.a,,,s,,f,s ms ti,a.
ss,is Is ts,s seaxr,,, ~ 4s,e v..,,- x-s,s,,, !
woman 4u-7,s 4s,e hs,,.s,s INSIDE fspvzr
and insis,e orr for the ,,,,--,,,,ss II mi.
sing me he'd where 4s,ss gtr.r.s ,,Esfs y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-21

The Sioux City Tribune contends
that the intuition Of woman should be
held superior 10 The reason Of man. II
illus argues f,.o case
Intuition is win sister 10 instinct
and instinct is inherited experience
Human instinct is millions Of years
old. Human reason is comparatively
youthful. The advantage seven times
ont of ten. we may well believe Il
On the side Of instinct, and only IN less
degree. therefore, upon the side o.
intuition. This explains, possibly
Why IL is that the average husband
finds IL so difficult 70 argue with his
wife. He's not IN her class,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-21

In answer TO tfas report snat press-
DENT Taft feels that we cannot &c
ahead with expensive vaserways PFC
5ecis until the treasury is in better
condition Congressman 15utnphries Of
Mississippi suggests tisas q tex Of one
cent gallon on beer Womb rield
more thar funds enough IS properly
care for the Mississippi river and its
tributaries Il is understood Of
course. that the tax would continue for
wears as anr great Improvement wn-K
annst DC The suggestion is likely to
strike a responsive chord II al parts
Of the country Is Offering 2 practical
solution Of the Financial feature Of the
problem
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-21
A Regulator That Regulates.

Waterloo Reporter: That weas9
regulator which the Reporter recea.
mentioned has passed successor
through another test. The fulns
fire was started Sunday, and
weather at once warmed up. Inc !, =
was allowed to go out Monday ana
Tuesday the weather man turner I,
the cold air draft. This resus'
seems to regulate.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-21

Al. g. Fields. the minstrel resa, who
was q schcolmate Of Secretary Knox.
declares that The latter was e dull
pupil. BHt the Omaha Pee tnterpoges
70 say fhst I5r. Knox is not the only
person who has been unequal 70 SOY
ing minstrel 5pkes,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-21
A GOOD Suggestion.

Hardin County Citizen; Al = !,
spit ordinance is probably : !. E :,
thing, that is it would be i ] i,
enforceable, but why not couple a ~,
ordinance with 1t to the effec. ~ !,
lady should wear dress on tns s
that drags the ground?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-21

Des Mosnes newspaper men are plan
ming the perfection OF a Press club
that will be state wide ia scope, ad-
pl1ttsng newspaper men throughout the
state 70 nonresident membership II
Is underwood that the club will be
modelled after the Chicago and New
York Press clubs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-21

Without q dissenting vote the Wis
consin legislature psssed bin fixing
fie penalty for kidnapping at impris.
oument for life Any less penalty
would have fallen ghort ~ the De
MAIDS of justice.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-21

many in premature hell If you ~
the habit, and you aren't so lar q
that you don't know you have II
1t ont An old maid who has lost
last chance and a setting hen are
only two things that have an excuse
be fussy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-21

Naturally some very cutting tssngs
we're saad during tie debate Ii the
senate On razors.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-21
nolEa Ahp COMMENT.

These are fire mornings for Goyer,
nor and President Taft 70 milk the
COWS" says the Iowa CITY Citizen.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-21

the problem Of the aefsnEe Of Ameri
can Interests h al ARTS 81 the EDrld
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-21

AZ nurses school in New YORK
William Raineiander Stewart quoted
tiie lines tisat John p aoe9sfelier is
said to be SO fond Of IL t--ving 30 i'm
press upon them the necessary re-
ouireInenas Of tiae profession in the
way Of re-icence. The lines quoted
were:
A wise old owl sat on an caa.s
THE more DE sew Fne less ne SPOKE
Tire more he spoke the 7ess he heard,
WHY cant yon be like thai wise Old
psree
Nurses everywhere wonid Do wei to
profit by this wise mint
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-21

sometimes congress appears 70 The
Cedar Rapids Gazette 70 need no fnys-
fation 10 get # going In the direction
of the hot place.
George Pitch explains that the req,
son Why loye fs bind Just nov is be
cause II can't see through the new
styje of waste basket hat
'.rae massive yates Of Circumstance
Are turned upon fle smallest hinge.
And thus some seeming petty chance
OF gives our life an after nnge,"
n writer In tIle Indianapolis gcws
declares that "a man fg what ne eatg<3
The Ogkaioosa Herald wssD't aware
that clans we're 70 generally used
The Carthage Democrat reports thai
the business ~ the Wabash ralIwas
at that place for the month of hpri
was nearly four times ~ great AZ TN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-21

Tie Burlington Eszsfss comes fur-
ward with tbs suggestion that perhaps
slr. Tpm Hasch, iate Of Warden San
de-s conservatory ~ music. If not
musicals inclined
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-21

The Sioux CITY journal SAYS thai
neither the cssw 1sur the ceaiuinid rol-
ar VIII hurt EoverHDr Eaunl'sE stand
ing with fte vote that decides political
issues IL Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-21

The Afcnison ElrbH reminds nE that
this is the season OF the wear when 4
woman turns the hnuss upside dnw.n
and inside on for The purpose of p1st-
ting the bed whore the strre nEed 10
he
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-21

according to one uf tine peri para
gsapferE. uzss-aalf the world woan
Nsfv q woman isn Jealous uf her nus
band the etises' hal cant See wfy M
earth sis need he
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-21

Carroll VIE be shs next governor
OF Iowa # he wants 10 be-nut nexs
senator and erer sensible friend
sof his believes he wants 10 ne Ing
former and moi 1hs latter. { declares me
Mason Cii- Globe r1szstIe
The daily tribune., 1909-02-22
EASILY DECIDED.
This Question Should be Answer
ed Easily by Florence People.

Which Is wiser-to have confidence
in the opinions Of your fellow -citi.
zens. Of people you know, or depend
on statements made by utter strangers
residing In far.away places? Read
the following:
Mrs. s I. Tedford. of 5l8 North
Pike street, Florence. Colo. says
81 used Doan's Kidney Pills about
two years ago, and consider them a
grand medicine for the kidneys. /
was subject to attacks of pain and
soreness across my loins and kidneys
aud II would lift or exert myself
the trouble would be greatly aggra-
vated. Now and then was distressed
by dizziness and blurring before the
eyes. also by too frequent action Of
the kidney secretions. Doan's Kid.
ney Pills purchased at Daniels drug
store made q marked Improvement In
my condition.. On occasions since,
when feeling tired or run down an
appeal to this remedy has always
brought prompt and decided relief.
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents Forest Milburn Co.. Buffalo,
New York. sole agents fer the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan 's-and
take no other. mwf