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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-03-05

The effect OF beaping additional dis
hohor upon the beads Of both Martin anil
Gates Tor the good and sufficient reason
that Martin COULD NOT VOTE FOR
\ II and Mr.. Gates confuses loyalty f,y
+ DAYTON with his duties as a commissions
er and believes he is justified IN con
sidering only such petition as rec
coininends the rebuilding of the Court
House III DAYTON
Mr.. Gates loudly appaudes Yeriugton-
ties for sticking up tor Yerington and
Contends that he cannot be blamed for
hShting tor Dayton, forgetting that the
question before the people has nothing
to do with either Yerington or DAYTON
hut instead CONCERNS ALL THE
PEOPLE OF THE COUNTY. II is
indeed unfortunate. especially where
success Is unattaiIiable, since in a,,y
event II is impossible for DAYTON to Sc
care the Court House, that man like
Gates should permit himself 10 either
be cloaked i'll a garb of dislionor or
offer as an excuse incompetence and
ignorance
As predicted by the Times for the past
several weeks. Commissioner Martin.
ALTHOUGH STRONGLY IN FAVOR
OF AN ELECTION to determine II e
location of the county seat. DID NOT
MD COULD NOT vote to call a snee,iaI
election how terrible it must be to he
deprived of ones liberty He was even
compelled. after first signing original
petition, not like the other signers oil
withdrawal 10. whom conditions were
.rosslN misrepresentc-,l aud wii, are rste-.
'dly discovering the fact. To also SIGN
\ WITHDRAWAL, nevertheless. al
though but little is known OF his family
and early history. he seems to be well
thought of by the Mason Valley News. Mr..
kidder puffed up with a soodlv guam
utv of foul air and decorated with a few
Mason News paper bouquets, like a
balloon, has risen to enormous nights
and hanging by the seat OF the trousers
from the arm of the anchor. in public
view, is the helpless Mr. Martin who.
unless, he performs like the dancing
bear before his trainer. his trousers are
to be slit, permitting his sinking out of
sight forever i'll the swainps surround
ing his own home
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-03-05
EAST WALKER JOTS Pine GROVE NEWS

II. ) Morgan has moved his cattle
home from tile Plummer ranch.
Messrs. Mcnamara and Strosnider
were weighing cattle at the Webster
ranch last week.
Iule Reymcrs and Frank Turner drove
their steers from Webster's To Ws,buska.
Messrs. Gilbert and feltman passed
through last week Ell route To- Sweet.
water after inpecting the railroad grad
ing work being done by =. ]. Conway.
The East Walker dance was success
both socially and financially.
Mrs. Henry Morgan and Miss Alice
Wilson OF Lacky Boy are guests at the
Morgan ranch
Mss Mary West of Yerington is visit
ing on the East Walker
II. Boerlin and wife were down for tn,
dance.
Miss Lillian Webster is home after a
visit with her sister, Mrs. Chas. A. Nc
Leod, OF Nerington.
q. w. Webster having paid the stor-
aye bill on his auto al Plummer 5 ano
towed il home behind his wagon. now
wishes to state that it is not for sale.
Deputy Sheriff Grifliths is calling on
friends ~ along the river aud in Pine
Grove.
Is. j.. Dumontelle's smiling face was
seen along the mail route this week
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-03-05
4 PROMISING STRIKE IN
SOUTH END OF DISTRICT.

While prospecting in the south end Of
the verington district in January Of this
wear G. w. Knierim Of Yerington. dis
covered a small finger ledge OF gold
ouartz which PANIED SO well that lie
concluded to do some work on the
ground, and he therefore followed the
small stringer of gold down to a depth
al about ten feet The ledge widened
as depth was attained and the paintings
Of the rock showed increased values in
the precious hnictal. This incline shat,
was continued on down to a depth OF
little over SO feet, the ledge widening
ali the way down. until il is now nearly
Two feet in width. and this week the last
work done in the bottom Of the shaft
galena ore as was ever seen i'll any camp.
Grab samples Of this ore brought to
Yeringtou Tor assay gave returns as
follows:
Sample No |. gold per ton - 90; sill
yer, 10 40 ounces; lead. ~ per cent.
or total valuation of s75 per ton.
Sample No. 2, gold per ton, II. 70; sill
yer, IS ounces; lead. 81 per cent, or
total valuation of $40 per ton.
In selecting these samples none oi
the gold ore IN the foot of ledge matter
OH the hanging wall Was put IN. which
accoI ants for the small values III gold.
This property lies in the south enl ot
the range ot hills west OF Yerington aud
is about sixteen miles southwest OF the
town OF Yerington, III Lyon county.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-03-05
James NichoI a Much Respected
and influential Citizen of Yer
ington at the Advanced Age
of Seventy Six Soivesea
Difficult Problem
OF as Much Importance to the Contractor
and Farmer as Skilled Labor in tn.
Erection Of the Sky-Scraper or
Rain or Practi al Methods
Of Irrigation i'm the
Development of
Farm Land

ruary, MIR. Nicho1 received co,pn,up;
cation from Washington, notifying hin
! that his application for patent of tn,
/ "NICHOL LOADER" had been grant
ed. The news soon spread throughout
the community and at the request OF
many Of the business men Of Yerinpto,i
OF the following afternoon, he uncov-
cred the mechanism and in the pres
eiice OF about fifty people gave il a try
out. Twelve farm wagons each ,lra ~,
by two horses were furnished for tn,
occasion ana the devise set up in a cor :
rdli which had been constantly used fo,
the past thirty Years and solitllv packed
with more than a foot of manure Re
fore two men succeeded in looseni,le NJ
aud pitching one of the smaller wagons
two-tllIrds full. this apparatus and the
forked scraper had loaded the othe,
eleven wagons. The mechanical COM
'truction of the apparatus VIII nc
doubt. when in the manufacturer :
III.
the time it takes TO load a wagon ma
nerIally shortened Through CURIOSITY.
ilt'iough no especial attempt was made
at speed, tie writer timed the loading of
tue eleven wagons and to fill the frs
i've, which were , feet long and L
inches deep it took exactly sixteen
minutes and the other six with boxes
~ feet long and three feet deep iusi
'orty two minutes, or, in other words.
he length Of time for the complete op.
Grafton, scraping up the manure anG
oaditg eleven wagons only requireo
wo minutes less than one hour.
Mr. Nichols was. born in the SAM,
little town in Scotland as was Andrew
carnegie. When very small boy he
moved with his people to Canada and in
1903 came to Mason Valley. He is OF
III inventive turn of mind and, Will,
never applying for patents, has on his
immense farm and ranch MANY in
Senious devices which he should take
,mmedia'e steps 10 protect. Years ago
Mr.. Nichols conceived of an automatic
coupler tor railroad cars aud the wooden
model which he still retains is nearly an
exact duplicate of the patent couplers
now III use by railroad companies. Tn
III recently, Mr. Nichol did not realiz,
The benefit to be gained, and the i'm
portance OF securing patent on, new
and original ideas.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-03-05

Don't fail to read the AL. OF the Ne
vada Mercantile < Supply Co. The,
are closing out, and are Offering excep
tional bargains in all classes of mer
chandise.
On the eth of May the Yeriupton
mines are to be thrown wide open and
hundreds of miners employed to take
out the ore. -Four hundred men will b..
employed at Wabnska in the construct
ion OF the Mason Valley smelter. II is
Indeed beiitting and an opportune time.
when stocks are about to soar To IN.
heavens and the district infested with
mining promoters, for Mr.. Nicl oil Ia
cnrlsten aud launch his successful "ma-
nurv loader. =
Arthnr X, l.von aud wife Of Honolulu
and san Francisco. are in Nerington in
the interests of Eilers Music co.
The undersigned has several tons o.
ptGs"n Ruthuue ,ce,l pptl,Ves ttt sal,
AmDro kossschi.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-03-05
DAYTON ITEMS

Tom Conway WAS visitor Monday.
hospital, San Francisco, February p.
Deceased was 80 wears of age. and is
survived by a husband and three chil-
dren.
Mrs. Jennie burst and mother, Mrs.
/. Calvert, are visiting relatives.
Court is III session trying the Miller
* Lux and Mcleod case
Misses Bessie Tonkin and Leah La
france were down from Virginia to at ,
tend the masquerade ball Friday night
The Dayton high school basket ball
team played the Reno university team
SUNDAY afternoon. DAYTON was de-
ieated, the score being 27 to 10. The
ID. Is. {. will plav (,ardnervlle their I, :
turn game the 5th Of March if weather
permits.
The work of rebuilding the cour,
house at DAYTON was begun On Monday
morning under the supervision of Con
tractor King
The masquerade ball Friday night was
a grand success, but no more success
than all Dayton dances have been o,
will be. Everybody had the time o
their lives. The prizes We're distribute,
as follows: Best dressed lady, Mrs
Edith Bailey. best dressed oeut II Am
I prose, ltmpice; best sustained cl,aractei
Mrs. Dora Coonev; best group, DlN
ton Court House Boosters Ray lohns,i
Matter CowdrN Ray Milet, Chest
Barton. Roy Randall, iiazel Gate
sell, t,at.s Mis-. + LOTUS. Mss lsu,
Dan Iurand and aiisS Eva Dandutana.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-03-05

The trend OF the ledge is northeast and
southwest and the dip for some depth is
at an angle OF about rs degrees. while at
the bottom OF The shaft the ledge
sfraightens up nearly perpendicular.
The footwall is a solid granite, and il is
against this that the foot of gaeua ore
lies. The hangingwali or what is taken
for the hangingwaIl, is deconposed
granite. porphyrv and lime, and In this
soft material is where the gold values
are found.
As the ground is somewl,a, loose and
insecure MIR. knierim has decided To
suspend work in the incline until he can
secure timbers aud construct shaft that
viii he safe to work in and also install
whip OF the ground. This work will b,
done at once
The property lies within four miles OF
the line OF the new Copper Belt railroad
with down-hill haul to the road 81.
that III case IT proves to lie a producer.
which II has every indication OF doing
there will be very little expense III ge,
ting the ore 10 some point tor reduction.
Such finds as this, made from wear to
wear and from month to month, ONLY 90
to show that the Yeriugtou district j.
much greater in extent than even the
mos, optimistic are willing, at the pres
ent time, to admit and that copper is
not the only metal that she will have t,
show as production within the next
few years.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-03-05
Church Notes

1880 SUNDAY school, Mrs. Josie l..
Davidson. superintendent.
Preaching at | a. III. aud 1880 D. M.
The SUNDAY school board of the Me-
thodist Episcopal church met February
IS, and slected the following officers:
superintendent, Geo. W. Beatty; AS
sistant Superintendent, Mrs. ID W.
Crownnshlell; Secretary, Miss Muriel
Bernard, Treasurer Mrs c. W. Beatty
Ghorster, Miss Mildred Whitman; Or
sauist, Miss Bessie Sperry; Supern-
tendent Primary Department, Mrs. DR.,
I.eaavitt
The school is the largest in its history
eighty-tour being present last SUNDAY
The adult bible ciass has SO increased in
numbers as to require seperate room
which is being prepared
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-03-05
LITTLE LOCALS


Yes, it's fact that the Nevada Mer-
camille and Supply Co., are retiring
from business. An opportunity of life
time to get staple merchandise at whole.
sale cost.
|. A Strosnider. our wide.awake e
county commissioner, was in Reno this
week.
Frank ESTES arrived this week from
san Francisco He drove Ed Ross
newly-acquired gas wagon back from
the hay CITY.
W. H. Mckwen is building hand
some residence in the Ish addition and
wheu Completed will add to he looks OF
fLst pant at town
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-03-05
TAXPAYERS PETITION
TURNED DOWN
Two of the Commissioners Refuse to Consider
Only Those Petitions Which Favor the
Reconstruction of Court House
in Dayton

After a recess of twenty six days A
SLAP THE-S UPRE ECO URT-IN
THE-FACE PROCEED ING during
which time nothing WAS done, that is
by the County Commissioners towar6
reviewing the merits OF the petition
signed by 27S taxpayers. although the
excuse offered for declaring SO long Z
recess was supposed to be Tor that par
ticular purpose on the 10Th day ol
February ALL IN ONE DAY Will
as much care as they would give the
! fire prepared to consume the town ol
Nerington commissioners Martin and
Gates investigated tax PAYERS petition.
10 call special election. and found ii
FAUf.TI.ESS.
But during these twenty six days the
hired lieutenants OF both MIR Lothrop
and MIR. kidder with the pollute-them
Unnecessary policy were Indeed busy ana
presumabl, secured forty tour names on
~
RIGHT to Investigate the names by the
attorneys for the TAXPAYER, even though
petitlon was pronounced shady bN
one commissioner and those interested
who caugh, glimpse OF it. was hatls
denied, and. without examination. WAS
declared by both Martin and Gates. af,ei
they bad asked Mark Walker of Raw
hide how To vote. a got to- he good
.uough decoy To defeat tho purposes OF
he original petition.
Although filed before the withdrawal
petition petition with numerous new
sfgtfers III favor OF eating special
election and another with three names
desiring to Withdraw from the with
drawal petition because of misrepresen.
tations made. which would have un-
doubtedly set off the Withdrawal pc
tition, were ignored as completely a,
the Mason Valley News does the main
issue before the people of the County
The question has been asked under
the cut and dried performance of
Martin and Gates, why did not the at
torneys for the taxpayer secure an order
from the Supreme Court demanding
that the petition be examined and acted
upon when presented, on the first dav
OF February, to the Commissioners ,
Such proceeding would only have bad
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-03-05
For Sale at a Bargain

One double bed complete; two bu-
reaus; three stoves; two sets double
harness; one single harness; one riding
saddle: two shotguns; one good buggy;
one spring wagon: one cart; also nu-
merous sbndries.
J. BURROWS, Feed Yard.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-03-05

You are hereby notified that the 6rm
OF eo'nerford & pringle OF this city has
TINS day been dissolved, and hereafter
the business Of said firm will be contin-
ued by George X. Pringle. who assumes
All obligation for the payment OF the in
debtedness and other obligations OF said
hrm. G. K. PRlNGLE.
Yerington. Nevada. March /, 1910.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-03-05

Mrs. I4epg will be in Nerington March
llth with an up-to- date stock of Spring
goods, Soliciting share OF the pat
ronage, and thanking YOU for past favors
| beg TO remain
Yours Respectfully.
Mrs. G. W. I.EGG.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-03-05

Althou & Ii IA
uiliar with its
operation and
its every part
the task of ex
ming this
sim pie little
4 devic e. even
though repre-
senting less
than [ " e II tN
dollars wprtl,
of IN atcrial.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-03-05
Ranch For Sale

a ranch Of 40 acres, near Yerinpton,
wen Stocked, good water right, substan-
tiai buildings, barus aud oathouses will
lie sold at bargain
Is supplied with complete farming
implements, and already under irripa
ton.
lhe owner of this ranch lives else
where and until January has il leased
iis Is IN need OF money To carry on his
o'her business affairs and i. willing to
make reasonable terms.
ror further information write Il. Ii
Whitacre * Co.
Fne steam rolled barley for sale a,
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-03-05
For Sale

Having gone out OF business we offer
Tor sale cheap, our outfit of horses, har-
ness, stage coach, stage and express
wagons, three autos and office fixtures.
Apr' Maack1-A AetinStou ataGo i Auto
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-03-05
The Yerington Photo Studio

Is now open for business. The public
IS invited to inspect INV work, | guar
antee satisfaction on all work or refuse
the money Stamps, SOC per doz; postal
cards, sl.So per doz; postal folders, s,
per doc; cabinets at different prices.
Genuine sepia ar platinum carbons.
GEO. SCHLESINGER,
Photographer.
Between Owl Han and Dillon &
West S hardware store.
II will pay YOU to call aud inspect the
exceptional values in merchandise to he
had Nevada Mercantile * Supply Go, 5
olcsiuE uut sale
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-03-05

f'ne steam rolled barley for sale At
trlf. G-n s,,tlrstt
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-04-22

The politician is my shepherd shali
not want for any food thinG daring the
campaign. he lsadsth me into the drug
store tor my votes sake, he filth my
pockets with fine cigars and my coca
cola alass runneth over, be shaksth my
hand with apparent 10y and GiadneaA be
slappeth me on The shoulder and maketh
himself familiar, ard he inquiFeth after
health Of my family svsn unto tha third
and fourth generations. Yea, though !
walk through ths mud and rain 20 vote
Tor him he straifhtWay ioreetsth ne,
and though meet him In his own oaiee
he knoWsth ms not And the wocl u
pulied over mine eyes all The days Of
my life. Pensacola Evenink News
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-04-22

represented BY ". p. Goodman, end
r. J. Bolles, of Carlsbad, New hexies.
Who owns 20 many Thousands Of tie
drainage lands In the Everglades,
parties 70 the agreement with the
Trustees Of the Internal improvement
Fund and the Board Of Drainage Com
mlssioners, whereby the drainage tax
sults, row pending IN the Supreme
Court Of the United States, have bsen
amleably adjusted, met with The trust
ses end the drainage eOmmissioneEs 81
the 7th inst. for the p Ep0se q ecnsid.
eFing plans and Speciheatioas 9or ths
cutting Of about 200 mlite q canals d
the Everglades.
Mr. J y. Wright, chlsf drainage en-
gineer, bas about eomglsted tie plan'
and specifeationB for he construction
Of these eanels, nnd e b expected thai
bid. for contracts win b ready fol
advertisement at IN saFly date.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-04-22

Mr.. WrfOTd Adams Il ms nano, and
be writes abOut It-"E0me tins ego 4
was confined % my bed with chronic
FheumalIsaE I used two bottles %
FOlsy's Kidney Remedy with good of-
feet, and tho third bottle put me On my
feet end I resumed work - conductor
on the Lexington, KY, street railway.
It gave me more relief than any medl-
cine | have ever used, and e win do al
YOU claim IN cases Of rheumatism. :"
FUley'O Kidney Remedy cures Fhsuma-
tlam By eliminating uric acid from the
blood. BuFdine's Drug Sc n.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-04-22
I.manl. ~ 90 - Nsr,.


April 6. -DOgWoOd was visited for
the first time By 90 automobile one day
last week. Mrs. VIM and Mrs. Wal
ton, with tao children, and MesSra. Al
erich and Walton were the Party Oceu-
plying the autO, and they came from
ThOmasville. They we're ANXIOUS to
buy chic ems.
Mr.. 7. P. Strickland and son return
cd 70 their home place from Tallahassoe
last Saturday.
Mrs. BOhd has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. r. =. VAnBrunt, this
week
Mn. MeElvoy and Mrs. SOphia VII.
llams visited hFs. r. n. VanBrunt tins
week.
Rev. J e. CHANNEL filed his appoint
msnt 81 Bsthpags last Sunday and was
greeted BY q full hOOse. The Sunday
school at this church received several
accosulOns the same day.
We have seen several halds IN which
cotton already planted has begun 70
e0ms up.
Large quantities ~ commercial fortii-
User have ben hauled from the differ
ent railroad Btationa and put under the
various crops planted b. The farmers
Of North Leon and South Georgia.
Miss Gusaie Slater h 90 homo h
Grady county on q Wait % her brother,
NJ Bob Lee Slater, and sister, Mrs..
Carl Brown. Mas Cussie has employ
ment IN Atlanta.
The candidates who expect our votes
must come out IN the open for State
vide prohibition.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-04-22

subscribe to me Trus Democrat
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-04-22
NOTICE OF ELECTION


AN ELECTION WILL BIZ HELD IN THE
"A Court Houao q Ieoa eounty a Tnllahaasoa
Fiorida On THURSDAY. sbe tWontg-elghlh dag 81
April, 1870 the polls VII Be open &c eight o'eiock
a M and eioaa af gunsoe with q receeB 81 two
hoa1rs Tor dinBeF. Tbs eloefion y kSid undas the
nTOvisions ~ fhs Behool LaUs ~ RioEida fog ths
puFpoas q horfuWing mSaey q - ured q the
efa6tioa 81 3 NV school hgl1ing for thq Lea
Crndaf ard Hlgh 0chooi q Lallohaasee. Eicrita.
The TFuata.s 81 The esd Bchoei District dolre %
hUEfUw dftasn thooann1 doII4Fa for this pgFpooa
ne quaileoi voters 81 lie District Who ere tar
payers thNTain. ard have pad al ta1os due ~
thea fog I've yoaIs ne1t sna gEse1dlng - e,ef-
l1dsbts9nsss ,Vhl,h ) = - haa only o. a.
SPECIAL TeH eehoni DlglEiet
1ho lnaDeetoEu h9gbT appgllen4 are A. q
Gnfli1g. u. q. CoioI RnA u 4. niekl1E. with a. 9.
0coltohT q CiaFk a ssid siselion.
PusHs6sd ~ order e 90 ncaEd q Public Ia
gtFuoiga ~ Lega county. giugiaa. al. ninatssuth
n iS y NJ rs q PuA,is Iuu,Eustioa q
Lea C1uufy. RioFdA
~ lohn u, taltslspn. Chairnaas
Il. ~ Cox, HNMhoE,
DaWsgn BaetWsiShA Msmbag.
$500 - lSnSlsSs 81 - ishsnassgDssiaI
TaG e1koaI plslEiol NgaheE Ona.
BSw os1rss q. Psskins, ssesstaEy.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-04-22

would have many contestants bat as
safe 10 shy that the healtblost baby
WOnd win the prize. No baby can BE-
healthy who suffers from worms, aud
most babies do unless they are kept
free from them with White'S Cream
Vernifuge. Acts quickly, yet mildly
Is its own puFRatiVo. Mothers, dOn't
attempt % raIss children without
Whites Cream VeFmifuge. Price Is
cents. Sold By Hardes- Smith Co,
dFugRIsts. s
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-04-22

that outdoor exercise Il needed BY the
American people. That's al very well,
but how can people with rheumatism
follow that Gdvicei The ensWor y
VERY almple-uao BILLIARDS. Snow Lini-
Inant and the rheumatism VIII 80 !
leaving you &c epry a. 8 COLI Gives
quick and permanent relief from rheu.
nlatism, neuralgia, lame back and ali
pains, Sold By ell druggists. q
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-04-22

a1snv Tagahasa news
Hears e sat o. 1asestG
'sGood ns ags fnsi /" and the
fhgreand8 g t1 he 90 eFoFs II Tab
iaaas8 ere e|1t 60 lgttn that prompt ~
lei - n t1oIE reach. Many .
ls1ae, vel I'D aeh.ng bsek e bed %
mofe. li.an.le a. Deans Kidney PiI.s.
fla urn thonrands Ok people age
to'rr ft Fof news of thGiF eEperl-
- ~ 90 Old Quaker remedy.
Hers 3 - example worth resadinE
W. IL. PoKtsT, blacksmith, Perry,
Fla., says: II think that the heavy
york and constant STOPPING ] aln
obliged - psrf0Tm had . great deal =
d vita weakening my kidneys, ~
would b hard - describe al The misery
I endured from kidney complaint. by
hack vac Faeksd VITA pain, and ] W.ee
often 80 still and lam9 that ] could
hardly get about. The kidney seere-
tiOng were at tines eOpiOus, while again
sennty and two frequent In passage.
"A friend. Who hsd been cured OF sun
liar irOubls b Deans Kidney Pills, 90
vissd me Try them, and procured .
supply. They gave much relief from
tie first, and alter / bad taken the con
tents OF two boxes, ] was without q
symptom Of kidney disease"
For sale b. al dealers. Price 30
centa Fostsr-MTbuFn Co., Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name--DOan's-and
take no other.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-04-22

dfcaiicn dnds voice IN pimplea,
eaIioN eCmpicEion, q jaundiced
oo. moth patches and bl0tebog On The
ekln--aH ems ~ liver trouble. Bot
~ Kinr'a New Life Pills make rleh
~ give clear skin, rogy cheeks,
a tompIsEiou. health. Try then. -
elle sl SO dFuggists. .