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The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-30
MRS. EDDY WILL
: DEMONSTRATE
MRS STETSoN BELIEVES SHE
WILL MANIFEST HERSELF Az
TER THE MANNER OF JESUS
OF NAZARETH.

New York, Dec. 29.-In tho first in
terview by Mrs. Augusta C. Stetson
former director of the First Church
Of Christ. Scientist. In this city, since
the death of Mrs. Mary Baker G. Ed
dy, she made the statement tonight
that she expects Mrs. Edly win yet
demonstrate" over death.
Il believe she said, "tnat Mrs
Eddy viii make manifestation. that
she will avail herself TO me and oth-
ers Of the outside world. The same
situation exists today as when Jesus
of Nazareth was brrleI.
after three days h manifested
himself that there is life after death.
Mrs. Eddy will do the same. for she
occupies in the world Of today pre-
cisely the same position as Jesus oc.
cupied in his day.
ut may take longer fa Mrs Eddy
to pass through the experience OF ma
terial death ~ demonstration OF
everlasting life II may not occr'
for years, and, again, 1t may t.ccur to-
morrow. But she shall manifest her
self and VIC shall know OF IT,"
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-30
ON
PANAMA CANAL
CONFERENCE AT WHITE HOUSE
HAD GOOD EFFEcT-RILLs TIC
BE OFFERED IN HOUSE ANU
SENATE.

Washington, Dec. 29.-Both Sens,
tor Flint, of California, chairman of
the committee on inter-oceanic canals
and Representative Mann, of Illinois
chairman of the house committee OF.
interstate and foreign commerce, arc
expected to introduce general Pan.
anna bills.
These will incorporate their differ.
ent ideas as to the desirableness OF
Legislation for the waterway in the
light of the White House conference
last night.
The conference developed substar,
tial harmonies of opinion favoring the
fortification of the canal, presidential
discretion as to the exact amount OF
tolls under prescribed maximum an
minimum limitations, government
operation of the dry docks and repair
shop facilities and government sale
OF all the coal, oiiand 6fner slnp suis
plies at both ends Of the canal to the
trade of the world passing through IL
and the safeguarding of competition
througout the canal.
Tho differences of views as to
whether foreign shipping and coast
wise shipping should receive equal
treatment in canal charge could pot
be reconciled, and the problem IS
still unsolved.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-30

At meeting OF the city council
resolutions were adopted calling Tor
immediate action to supply the wants
OF the fatherless and injured
Upon the suggestion of Mayor VIM
Fl. McInnis subscription paper was
started and in short tine nearly
$4,000 had been subscribed. United
States Senator Winthrop Murray
Crane, whose home is in Balton, near
mere, headed the list with $500.
Gathered this forenoon In groups
about the boiler building which was
some distance from the ice house
were about 125 men, mostly Poles
ani Italians, waiting chance to earn
a fe w,lollars by cutting Ice
With crash heard for miles d
boiler burst.
Bodies Of men and fragments OF
iron and timber were harled through
the air.
Those OF The workmen who were
not kileA outright were either seri.
ously injured or dazcd by the shock.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-30

DIR. Louise Robinovitch, but his ar.
raignment was postponed until to.
morrow, when he must give bail OF
$4,000 or so to jail pending trial
or the determination OF MS sanity.
This lunacy finding rs thing that
complicates the case" said District
Attorney Whitman today. "If M
Jerome will consent 10 waive that
finding 1t wuold greatly simplify mai
ters."
VIM TTavers Jerome, who has beer
retained by Robin, made his attitude
toward this request plain.
If It appears that ne is sufficiently
able to appear in court he can be
brought here to answer the indiet
ments," he said ''He is now warl
of the supreme court. II he is found
responsible. just what course is wise
to pursue Is left to subsequent de-
termination. His persons Is secure"
The indictment against Robin was
based on information sworn to by
Frederick X. Morris, formerly his
confidential emnloye. II charges that
the Washington Savings Bank, OF
which Robin was president, was In.
duced by his representation to draw
10 his order two cheeks aggregatlng
$4,000 in consideration Of two par
ticipation agreements purportlng tc
give the bank an equivalent In mort.
cages executed by the Fidelity De
ivelopment Company. one or a string
of companies promoted by Robin, tor
the Title and Guarantee Company Of
Rochester, N, ", which Robin con
trolls,
ID q
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-30
FEoERALs TAKE MALPAso.
Nayarro's Men Capture the Pass After
Brush With Rebels.

Mexico City, Dec. z9.--Malpaso
aid 10 have been the stronghold Or
the reYolutionists in the state Of Chi
buahua, was captured by the federal
-orces today according TO q telegram
received here tonight by government
officials.
Officials told the Associated Press
correspondent that as soon as the
troops under Gen. Lutue oinjed those
Of Gen. Navarro near Peternales yes
terday, plans we're made TO advance
upon the position held by the rebels
Accordingly accommodating party
under Gen. Cordila Esquedero Of
about 100 men was sent out this
morning to locate the position OF the
enemy,
The troops advanced toward Nal
paso and were fired upon from the
sides Of the canyon BY the rebels,
Gen. Esquedero ordered hs men to
advance upon the rebels position.
After a short slirmish the latter fled,
leaving the pass In the possession OF
the federal forces.
No details OF the casualties were
given in the official dispatches but 1t
is thought that several were killed on
both siles.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-30
THO MINISTER'S
SOLD BALLOTS
INDICTED WITH OTHER VOTE
SELLERS IN ADAMS COUNTY,
O., YEsTERDAY--ToTAL IN
DlcTED 1911.

West Union. Ohio, Dee. 29.--Seyen
ty-tnrce more indictments were re
turned today by the grand jury prob
ing th selling of votes in Adams coun-
ty. Seventy persons We're arraigned
today, making the total to date 376
arraigneJ and 1911 indicted.
II was discovered tonight that not q
single voter viii be left in one school
district In jefferson township which
included Wamleysville. Every male
citizen there mas been indicted. but
none have been arrested
Two more ministers, both residents
OF Green township, were indicted to-
day The court officials decline to
give out their names. Each received
$5 for his vote.
\ Ope young man confessed today
t:mt he sold out to his own father
ana received 50 for his vote.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-30
ECONOMY ASSOCIATION
ELECTED OFFICERS.

st. Louis, Dec. 29.--Dr. Henry w.
Farman, professor Of political econ
omy at Yale University. was elected
president cf the American Economy
Association this afternoon, to sue
coed DR. Edmund J James, president
of the University of Illinois. Pref.
n ~ Carver, Of Harvard University,
was reelected secretary ana treas
urer. Prof, Davis n. Downing, Of
iEoston, was chosen editorinchief OF
the American Economy Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-30
HASKELL SIGNS
CAPITAL BILL
WHILE SITTING ON A STOOL IN
A RAILWAY EATING HOUSE
AT GUTHRIE, OKLA, LAST
EVENING.

Guthrie, OKLA, Dec. 29.--Gov
Charles N, Haskell affixed his sigma
ture to the state capital bill while
sitting on stool in railroad eating
house in this city tonight The bill
which was passed at recent special
session Of the legislature, locates the
capital at Oklahoma City.
Shortly after o'clock this evening
the citizens Of Oklahoma City had
met the requirements of the governor
that $71,201 be raised before he
rigned the bill, and Immediately he
took a train for this city. The gov.
ernor swung off the train and step
ped into the eating house where he
ordered a hearty dinner. and just to
give zest to the meal signed the bill
The bill was then. handed to AS
sistant Secretary of State Leo Meyer.
and the governor boarded a waiting
train, and was rushed on to Oklahoma
City.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-30
BOILER BLOWS
UP; IS KILLED
TWELVE WE'RE KILLED INSTANT
LY--oTHERs CnED AFTER /.
EXPLOSION.
Z IN THE HOSPITAL
TWO Expected to Dlc-Disastcr Cc
CURED at Ice Plant Near Pitts.
field, Mass.-Relief Fund
Quickly Raised.

Pittsaeld, Mass, Dec. 29.--Tle lives
OF sixteen wcrkmen were ended today
by the exI Ilosion Of a boiler the
pant .of tae Marewood Lake lee Gem
rany, at Morewool Lake, two miles
soi1ih OF here. Twelve men We're in
stantly killed. one d'ed shortly after
the accident and three Others died
In the hospitals.
In addition twelve men were injured
and it was said al the House Of
Mercy, the hospital to which they
were removed, that 1t was feared t.iat
two of the patients would die.
All the men We're employees OF the
company
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-30

New York Dec. 29.-Patrolman Mat
thew J. McGrath, who shot and
wounded George Walker in his home
early Christmas morning is one of the
best known amateur athletes in the
United States. He holds the ANA.
teur record of the United States for
throwing the sixteen pound hammer.
He won the championship in New Or
leans with throw of 16S feet 4Ia
inches. He also holds the world I
record for the sixteen pound hammer,
his best throw being 173 feet, IL inches
In August, 1910, he made new worlds
record by heaying the fifty-six pound
weight to a height of is feet, 6 S-16
inches. McGrath declares that Wal
ker is burglar Walker, who is a
telephone employee, says he was
present in the MeGrath home by in
yitation Of Mrs. McGrath.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-30
REBEL FORCES
ARE SPLIT Up
--'
WILL TAKE MONTHS TO CATCH
TIT MANY SMALL SANDS
AND su6DuE THEM.
NAVARRO HAS MAlPASO
Thereby Controlling Railroad Line
Wounded Fedcrais Experience
Hardsh PSF Railroad BE-
ing Repaired.

Chihuahua. Mexico, Via I'll Paso.
Texas, Dec 29.-Official notes today
which seemed to be confirmed by
developments indicate that the first
stage of the insurrection In western
chihuahua Is over, and the second
has begun
\ The government believes that the
Lirsurrectos fought their last organ
ICED battle AZ PeternaIes, two weeks
ago, and that they have split into
small bands which II will take months
to catch AMI subdue
These reports are confirmed by the
fact that Malpaso, the key of the rail-
road, Is free or the rebels, and that
Cen. Navarro is now in control OF the
situation along the line.
The train ordered to Peternaies for
wounded was unable to set away from
mere until early this morning. AN
noon 1t had reached San Andres
AS the train proceeds it Is repair
ing the track and restoring the wires,
WHltlls NtN' luIu up VI Gut Wy iitG
.ins,Irrectos. When this work Is com
pleted the train win stop at Peter
Males and take on board 200 Of Cen
Navarro's troops
These have been compelled TO get
along with the crude attention OF a
field hospital since the lights ait Cerro
prieterc, three weeks ago, and AZ
+ etcrnales and Malpaso
The government reiterates iss
statement that the pass was occupicd
and junction formed by Gen. Ma
varro with his reinforcenaants, with
out seeing the enemy There could
he no hetter confirmation Of this than
t9e faet ttiat thU1 government tsmsns
s now in the pass. which was for
msrly the insurrectos' stronghold.
The latter apparently exercised dis
|crztion and retired In the face OF a
Greatly superior foe.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-30

frankly admitted that they had come
to Germany 10 collect information
concerning tine fortihcations ana that
they intended to place this informa-
tiol at the disposal Of the British
government. In furnishing similar Of
lenses the German government is
much more severe than The govern
ment of Great Britain. Lieutenant
Seigfrid Helm, q German orflcer
charged with sketching Britich forti-
fications on Nov. IA, was merely
placed under bonds not to repeat the
offense.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-30
RODRIGUEZ IS
IN GUADALAJARA
MEXICAN SUPPOSED TO HAVE
BEEN BURNED AT STAKE IN
TEXAS TURNS UP IN HIS
HOME TOWN.

Guadalaiara, Mex, Dec. 29.--An
tonic Rodriguez, supposed to have
been burned at the stake at Rock
Springs, Texas, is in Guadalajara
feeling hearty. Dispatches from Rock
Springs at the time OF the alleged
lynching made reasonably certain the
identity Of the man as a resident OF
this city, and as an aftermath Of the
killing anti-American demonstrations
in Mexico were started.
Rodriguez was arrested here sew
eral days ago on suspicion that he
was ain agent of the revolutionary
leader Madero. His identity was es.
tablished today and he was released
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-30
H0XSEY FLIES
OVER MOUNTAIN
INTREPID AVIATOR PERFORMS
FEAT THAT PLEAsEs ARMY
OFFICERS. VI
10,005 FEET IN THE SKY
Cleared Mt, Wilson, in California, by
4,20O Feet--Lahan, :iad Close
Call at Loss Angeles
Yesterday

Los Angeles, Dec. 29.--Arch Hex
sey, Of Pasadena, Cal, holder OF the
worlds aerorlane altitude record, IL
740 feet, today few over Mt. Wilson,
the highest peak or the mountain
range that rims the valley in whcih
Los Angeles, Pasadena and the towns
of the orange belt lie. Under ideal
weather conditions he scared 10,005
feet into the sky and cleared the
crest of Mt Wilson with 4,200 fee,
to spare
Lieut. Vernon Boiler and several
other army officers who are here to
see the flights, were quick to observe
in Hoxsey's performance new way
of transporting armies across noun
tain ranges, and predicted the early
relegation of the army mule as al
essential in scaling heights.
Lieut.. Boiler, no came here from
Fort Whipple. Ariz., said that thous-
and b.planes could transport an army
of ten thousand mel across moan
tains as high as the Alps in a day.
Hoxsey used heavy Wright hi-
plane equipped for passenger service.
and made the journey rom the field
10 a point beyond the mountains in
] hour and rs minutes. The distance
ic actt,,, aJnI a. ,,.yyao
Hoysey's performance was the only
interesting feat today, but just te
fore the close of the Afternoon even
the crowd got thrill by an aecid mt
that nearly resulted IN the death of
Hubert Latham, the French aeroplaae
expert who made valiant attempt
to save Glenn Martin, the California
novice, when the latter lost control
Of his machine and was blown into a
fence by a 20 mile wind.
After successfully negotiating the
course once, Martin was blown far 20
the south Of the field, where he mar
roly escaped disaster several times
s"hiphG th1 ASu hiAto anu lfSG6. d.
skillful maneuverng of his machine
he finally struck back TO the course
and the crash came as he was trying
to make rounding.
Two or three thousand men and
women were within few feet of
him when he fell into the wire fence
in front of the grand stand.
Latham was In front of the judges
box when Martin brought his machine
to the earth.
The Frenchman Immediately real.
lied the danger, and rushing ou.
caught hold of the machine and des
perately tried to turn It away from
the fence, But he miscalculated its
speed and was dashed to the grouri
The running gear Of the machine,
which weighs 900 pounds, missel
Latham's face only by few inches
and Martin and his biplane sped into
the fence with force enough to break
the iron posts
Martin was hurled over the fence
but he got up uninjtred.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-30
INDICTMENT ON
LARCENY CHARGE
IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWED BY
ARREST OF JOSEPH q.
ROBIN IN NEW YORK.
.Te0k JURY ONE HOUR
Robin VIII an sArraigned Today and
and Must FURNISH Bail $4,000
or Gosto jail Pending
Lunacy Finding.

New York, Dec. 30. 1T took the
grand jury just an hour today to in
dict Joseph q. Robin on charge OF
larceny Of $90,Oo0 from the Washing
ton Savings bank, of which he was
president.
The bank passed into theshands OF
the state banking department today
there to keep company with the Bank
of Northern New York, Of whose ex-
'eeutive committee Robin was chair.
man, and with which his name has
hitherto ben more prominently con
nected
Robin Immediately was placed un
der arrest at this home of his sister,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-30
TEACHING OF v0CAT|0NS
In Lower Schools Approved by Illinois
Teachers Association
Yesterday. -.

Chicago, Dec. 29-Vocational in
struetion in lower schools was given
Endorsement today by the Illinois
State Teachers Association following
an address By Prof. Davenport. dsan
and director Of the University Of Hi
school of agriculture.
Prof. Davenport depreciated the
present system Of education, which
he said, gave only one college graf
uate to about $50 pupils originally en-.
rolled. and which. nevertheless. was
planned and conducted on the theory
that all were to be graduated from
college.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-30
OFFICER IS ARRESTED
Was With Man Who Was Lynched In
Hot Springs, Ark.-Taken to
Prison--Another Arrest.

Hot Springs, Ark, Dec. 29-Officers
arrested Ben Murray and John Ruthey
ford late today. in tn Suburbs Of Hot
Springs, on the order of the coroner's
jury, and arc on thoir way to Little
Rock to place them IA TIE peniten-
tiary, TO be held In connectit/t with
the lynching cf Oscar Chitwood last
Monday.
Rutherford was the officer with
Chitwood when the latter is alleged
to have been shot down BY the mob,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-30
cARpovA ExpEcrs ATTACK

Mexico City. Dec. 29.-A special to-
night from Cardoya, state of Vera
Cruz. says that an attack on that city
was expected before morning. The
telegram stated that a body of arm.
Ell men numbering 100 attacked SAN
PHILIPPE, Delapuma and oneoca, noun
tain towns, during the day.
According to the dispatch the gov
ernmcnt offices were looted and arms
were taken from private persons,
Cardova Ii one Of the most i'm
portant cities on the line of the Mexi-
can Railway, and has about 5000
/ opulation.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-30
ICE GORGES SWEEP
LOOSE IN THE OHIO
NAVIGATION OPENS

Galliopolis, o., Dec. 29.-The last
of the ice gorges in the Ohio river
above Galliopolis passed here today
and navigation to Pittsburg has been
resumed. Kanawha operators ship
ped a million and "a half bushels OF
coal today to Cincinnati. The fiees
Of barges followed In the wake OF
heavy ice.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-30
4 KILLED IN COLLISION.

SEllensbcrg, Wash, Dec. 2a.--Fo II
men were killed in a collision be
tween construction train and d
freight train at Rye on the Chicago
Milwaukee and Puget Sound Railway
today. Ten Of the seriously injuieI
are in the hospital here.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-30
10 PER CENT INCREASE
Granted Trainmen and Conductors on
SO Railroads North, south and
West Of Chicago.

Chicago, Dec. 29.-Conduetors and
trainmen on fifty railroads running
north, south and west of Chicago
were granted a slight increase in
wages of 10 per cent today
The increase was granted after a
months negotiations and affects 70,
o0o members OF the Brotherhood or
Railway Trainmen and the Order or
Railway Conductors. and win cause
an added expense Of s5,0o0,o0o year
to the railroads.
The increase becomes effective this
morning.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-30
SUGAR FRAUDS FOUND
AT NEW ORLEANS, LA.

New Orleans, Dec. 29.-That the
government has been defrauled out
OF more than million in import du-
ties at New Orleans by false and inn
proper grading Of sugar Is unofficial
Information made public today. The
federal grand jury mas been investi-
eating for two weeks and their report
is expected next week,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-30
REBELS TO HAVE NAVY.

New Orleans, Dec. 70. 1.-THE former
United States cruiser Detroit, which
Ibis week was sold to a New York
broker by the government for $4,000
viii form the nucleus OF a tilibuster-
ng fleet to be sent against the gulf
,oast of Mexico by the insnrrectos,
ccording to news from the Mexican
iunta today.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-30
ILLINOIS JUDGE DROWNS
Ice Broke Beneath Weight Of Judge
Creighton's Horse and Buggy
Companion Escapes.

Springfield, H., Dec. 29-PreciDi.
lated into Shoal Creek when the ice
broke under the weight Of his horse
and buggy, Judge Milton NJ. Creig /.
ton, OF the Montgomery County Cit-
cult court, was drowned this mora
ing.
A companion, another jurist riding
with him, escaped
The man drowned was brother
of Judge James A. Creighton and of
Judge Jack Creighton, of Fairfield
III.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-30
Nine LIVES LOST
IN TWO RAILROAD
WRECKS YESTERDAY

Lexington, KY, Dec. 29.---Five per
sons We're seriouslyiniured and seven
were slightly injured this evening
when Cincinnati, New Orleans aud
Texas Pacific railroad train was par
tally derailed about 40 yards west OF
The high bridge which spans the Ken
sucky river near Mere
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-30
DEAD MAN HAD SAME NAME.

Rock Springs, Tex, Dec. 29.-The
man lynched here on NAv. 5th for
the murder of cattleman's wife was
known as Antonio Rodriguez, an
1t was said that he came to the
United States from Guadalajara, Mex.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-30
FIRE:
Destroys Part Of City OF Messina,
ltaly--Believed to Be Still
Ragine-Wires Down.

Reggion de Caiaoria, Italy, Dec. 29
"A fierce fire WI is believed to be
still raging LIS destroyed the wooded
buildings around the harbor of Mes
sina.
All telephone and telegraphic com.
munication with Messina have been
prostrated.
Among the buildings burned are the
postoffice, telegraph office and rail
road station
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-30
ANOTHER GORGE BREAKS.

Evansville, Ind, Dec. 29.-The ice
gorge at Wolf Creek, which has tied
up middle Ohio river navigation for
several days, broke today, clearing
the river at this point.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-30
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The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-30
cARBoNDALE HAS SAIL,

Washington, Dec. 2s.--aCarboudale
Ill.,. has population of 5.4il .n
1900 IL had 1918.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-30

The Cairo Bulletin covers the Cairo
territory thoroughly.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-30

In Cairo almost everybody reads
The Bulletin.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-07-14
kECkS bL|STtRED
At CH|CAMAUGA
NEWSPAPER MEN AS WELL AS
SOLDIER BOYS HAVE UNPLEAS
ANT EXPERIENCES OWING TO
THE HEAT.

Chickamauga Park, July 13.-F'0r
seven strenuous hours, with the sun
blistering many a bare neck and arm,
all three battalions Of the Fifth
Georgia regiment put in the first
part of today in close battalion drills.
In the course Of the maneuvers it is
estimated that neither of the battal-
ions marched less than 10 miles,
which is some hiking when the sun
is as hot as it is here.
Fer some unaccountable reason
headquarters Of the Fifth is located
some miles and more from the pa
rade grounds selected for its use, and
this means an hour'ss march each
morning before the days work can
be begun. For this reason, it has
Ieen decided to hold only one in
stead Of two drills daily. The Fifth
finishes its duty shortly after the
noon hour, and the afternoon is open
for jaunts to Lookout mountain Chat
tanooga and ether points Of interest,
but as recruit put it Devil OF
lot of good it does US after we've had
our tongues hanging out all morning"
Camp life has settled down to the
regular routine by this time, the
close Of the second day, and numer-
Gus amusing incidents which go to
break mOnotOny OF the grind are hap
pening with the usual regularity
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Must Be Above Suspicion.

Kidney and bladder ailments are so
serious in their consequences, and is
unchecked St often fatal that any
remedy offered for their cure must
be above suspicion. Foley Kidney
Pills contain no harmful drugs, and
have successfully stood a long asd
thorough test.-Atianta Pharmacy.
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NOTICEI

Eddie Mcintyre, the barber, better
known as MAC" formerly with c. A.
Clarke, is now to be found in my shop
on Newcastle street. Both Mac and
myself will be pleased to see all of
his old friends in his new place
Respectfully Grant Allen.
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"FoIey Kidney Pills Have Cured Ne"

The above is quotation from a
letter written by H. M. WinlIer,
Evansville, Ind. I contracted a Sc
we're case of kidney trouble. My back
gave out and paised me. 1 seemed to
have lost all strength and ambition;
was bothered with dizzy spells, my
head would swim and specks float be-
fore my eyes. took Foley Kidney
Pills regularly and am now perfect
ly we'll and feel life a new man.
Foley Kidney Pills have cured me-
Atlanta Pharmacy.