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The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-10-26
Mr.. NAT BLOOM
PASSES TO LIFE ETERNAL BURIAL AT
OWENTON, KENTUCKY, TODAY.

PASSES TO LIFE ETERNAL BURIAL Al
OWENTON, KENTUCKY, TODAY.
Word was received here Sunday
afternoon that Mr.. Nat Bloom had
died at the hospital, in Charleston,
where he had been taken earlier in
the week in the hopes that his life
might be saved. While it was
known that he could not long sur
yiye, the news when it came cast a
pail over the entire community.
Mr.. Blooms parents died when
he was very young and he came here
in the early seventies. accepting a
position offered him by his cousin,
Mr.. Hess, in the store of Hess s.
Freedman and which he filed credit
ably for number of years, retiring
to open up place of his own, at
Flat Rock, this county. rhis store,
however, was not success and was
discontinued, after which he took a
position with the firm of Buhr, Pfaf
& Company, wholesale confectioners,
of Cincinnati, and which position he
held until the time of his death, in
all about e5 years. He was one of
the most successful travelling men
making this section of the coun-
try, and his friends among the
travelling men were numbered by the
thousands.
Something over two years ago he
was stricken with paralysis, while
calling on his trade at Gallipolis, o.,
and from which he never entirely re-
covered. About two months ago he
contracted severe case of blood
poisoning, caused by trimming a
corn too close and was removed to
the hospital at Charleston, where an
operation was deemed necessary in
order to save his life. He returned
here after the operation and his
friends were hopeful forh recovery,
as he seemed to be getting along as
well as could beexpected, until early
list week when he took a sudden
turn for the worse. He.@as immed
lately taken to the the hospital again
and died Sunday afternoon.
1t was the writers good fortune to
have known him for several years,
and we only knew him to esteem him
more as the years passed by. Today
We miss his kindly smile and friendly
greeting.
He leaves daughter, Mrs. Carrie
Davis, of Owenton, KY, and one son,
Arthur, of Chicago, who have the
sympathy of all, in this their hour Of
bereavement.
Deceased was born in 1859 making
him SO years old at the time of his
death.
Hew a Mason and Messrs c. C.
Bowyer, h. E. Cooper and William
c. Steinbach committee from Min
turn Lodge, No. 10, a. F. & A. NJ.
Point Pleasant Chapter, No. Z, R. A.
M. and Franklin Commandery, No.
II, K. T.. all of which organizations
he was member, met the daughter
with the remains and accompanied
item to owenton, KY, where the
last services were held today, with
NJ lsonic honors. He was also a
member of the National Union, of
this place and the United Commerce.
al Travellers.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-10-26
DEMOCRATS
SEEM TO HAVE THE BEST OF IT IN.
STRUGGLE.

STRUGGLE.
New York, October s5.-The fol-
lowing forecast of the struggle for
control of the sixty-second Congress
will be printed tomorrow by the
New York Herald as the second
analysis of the national political sit
uation.
Still the Democratic food rises
With varying fortunes the tremend.
GUS contest for supremacy in. the
next House of Representatives pro-
gresses. The fighting all along the
line from Atlantic to the Pacific is
very ha.d and incessant, but with
each survey of the field the Dem
ocrats seem to have little the best
oft.
Much of the disadvantage that
the party in power suffers from is
due to the fact that there is new
leader in the field openly seeking to
displace his former friend, President
Taft, as the leader of the party and
concluding thinly disguised effors
to nominate himself for President IL
1919,
Down to figures, the Herald fore
cast shows this week that there are
now l6l districts reasonably sure 70,
the Democrats, against III a week
ago; 40 districts reasonably sure for
the Republicans, against Ise last
week, and that the number of doubt
ful districts has been reduced from
lis to 90. ofthese:districrs 81 are
now Republican and &c Democratic.
To get majority of the House
the Democrats have to win IS of
these doubtful districts; the Repub-
licans So. This is the problem con-
fronting the congressional commit
tees of the two parties.
THE DOUBTFUL prsraIcr.
The doubtful districts now are:
Alabama-Fourth District. I
california-First and Fourth Dis
tricts..........-........
Colorado Congressman at large.
Connecticut Second District. |
Delaware-Congressman at large
Illinois-Sixth, Ninth, Twenty-third
and Fourth Districts.............. 4
Indiana-First, Second Fourth
Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, Ninth
Eleventh, Twelfth and Thir-
teenth Dissricts........... 10
Iowa-First, Second, Sixth, Sew
enth, Eighth and Ninth Dis
tricts.......................-....
Kansas-First, Third and Sixth
Districts..........-..............s.: 8
Kentucky-Ninth and Tenth Dis
tricts................................ 2
Maryland-Third and Sixth Dis
tricts...............................-. 2
Michigan-First and Sixth Dis
tricts.................. 2
Massachusetts-Third, Fourth,
Seventh; Eighth, Tenth,
Eleventh and Fourteenth Dis !
........................
Minnesota-Second, Eighth and
Ninth Districts. 8
Missouri-Thirteenth, Fourteenth,
fifteenth and Sixteenth Dists 3
Nebraska-Fourth and Fifth
Districts. ........................ 2
Nevada Congressman at large. l.
New Hampshire-First Dist
New Jersey-Fifth, Seventh and
Eighth Distric,s.........-........ 8
New York-Third, Fourth. Fifth,
Sixth, Nineteenth, Twentieth
and Twenth-third Districts. Z
North carolina,-Nmth and Tenth
ohio-Fourteenth District....... Il
oklahoms-Third District. 4
Pennsylvania-Teneh, Twelfth,
Fourteenth, fifteenth, Seven
teenth, Twentieth, Twenty
FIRST, Twenty-third, Twenth-
fifth, Twenty-sixth, Twenty
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-26
NATIONAL LEAGUE
SCHEDULE IN DISPUTE
Committee to Submit f6S ana i5I
Game Programs 10 Organization
Next Week.

Pittsburg, Pa. Jan. 1.-TWO
schedules, one for a l5i-game and an
other for the 16S-game season, will
be submitted to the National League In
New York next month.
This was settled by the schedule
committee tonight, although its labors
not been concluded. ANOTHER
session will be held tomorrow.
The baseball folk. all except mem
beers Of the schedule committees Of the
two major leagues left for their homes
tonight. The protracted sessions Of the
schedule committee are caused by tho
arduous work of dovetailing the 1861
game schedule with American leagues
t54-game schedule. so as TO avoid con
flicting dates. Then. too. another or
rangement OF dates on the basis OF q
154-eamo schedule for both is being
prepared. so that whichever is adopt
ed can be put into immediate effect.
Official scorers here entered strong
protests against the wild pitch and
PASSED bail riding under the revised
rules. and the committee to day re-
scinded it. IL was pointed out that
the battery men handled the ball
scores of times more than other play
ers ON the team without getting any
credit for perfect work and that il
would b. unjust to charge them with
fielding errors. for occasional slips
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-26
STOCKKHCLDERS PROMPTLY
AUTHORIZE MERGER

New York. Jan. 25.-The stockhold.
ers meeting OF the Utah Copper com
pany was Kept IN session here an day
10 await the outcome of the court pro-
ceedings at Trenton. ON announce
ment Of the decision dissolving the in
junction, the stockholders adopted The
necessary resolution authorizing the
merger eighty-three per cent OF them
voting in its favor.
Late tonight a meeting was called
at the Fifth Avenue home OF samuel
Untermeyer, counsel for the Utah y
Boston company. where an exchange
Of shares was made. involving over
500, 600, 900.
1T is understood Mr.. Tntermeyer's
fee OF $4,000 represents over four
years work in bringing about the mer-
ger and that this sum was voted To
him by the unanimous consent Of the
stockholders and board Of directors
both the Utah and Boston Copper
companies.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-26
SENSATIONAL TESTIMONY
IN NEVADA MURDER CASE

Reno. New. Jan. 81 Evidence Of
q sensational nature was introduced
today tn the Talbot murder ease
which begun IN earnest this mornings
a Jury having been secured last night
several witnesses " the state told Of
scoing the muff from which Mrs. Tai
bot Is alleged Go have fired the shot
which caused the death OF her nus
band. lying on the floor of Judge w
y. Jones office, where the shooting
took place. and one witness stated
That he saw Judge Jones pick the
muff W and place Il in q closet IN his
office.
Judge Jones has stated that he did
not see either the mutt or the pistol
after the shooting several witnesses
were examined during the day. 1t Is
thought that the state viii Finish It's
case tomorrow aud the dying deelara-
ton Of Talbot. in which he tells Of
the shooting, will be introduced to-
morrow morning Mrs. Talbot's de-
Tense viii be temporary insanity and
sclf-defense.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-26
MAD RUSH TO SELL
ON NEW YORK
EXCHANGE
Market Breaks Badly Under
Enormous 0tferingsi SuS-
picion Of Manipulation Causes
Bankers to Tighten

iBy Nordlng Journal SpcVinl LeSsed Nirel
New York, lan ~ stocks broke
from $ to : points th.s afternoon in
several of the most active issues win
a violence NOT often exceeded ON the
stock exchange ia periods of absolute
decentralization.
Early sales Mere IN enormous vol
ume and flooded the market IRON es-
cry quarter Some of the severest
losses were on the Union Pacific,
southern Pacific. Reading Amalga-
mated Copper, United states Steel,
Cousolidaled oias deals The am
nouncemcnt of an extra dividend on
Steel common. was not made until
after the close of the market aud did
affect the behavior at steel for
the dav.
This rush 81 liquidation was gcuer-
ally conceded "a Ne speculative ami
Wall street, In explanation progressed
acute anxiety over the attitude Of
President Taft toward corporations in
general. both good and bad.
There was q momentaiy lull and %
following rally after the issuance of
& statement nom the white House
e%ypostulatiug aguinst the sensational
intentions attributed To- the govern
ment, but at The last the weakness Of
the market again became acute and
closing prices were near the lowest.
At the same time the banks were
exercising Il rigid discrimination
"a tya fyEt a.tg,tn. at..gt-a hold .aaifrfgr
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-26
WAY CLEARED FOR
COPPER MERGER
States Circuit Court
DlssoIyes Injunction Restrain
ing Utah Company from Com
bi1e with Boston Consolidated

| NY Morning journal Soecini Leased MireI
Trenton, y. b., Jan. 25.5-Judges
Lanning ana Cross in the United states
court here today dissolved the prelim.
mary Injunction that had previously
been granted 10y judge Cross. restrain
ing the stockholders Of the rtah cop
per company from holding q meeting
TO pass on the proposition to merge
with tile Boston Consolidated Copper
company.
The case had been before the court
for Two days. The proceedings 20 pre-
vent the merger were instituted by COL
Enos a. Wall aud Charles w Graham.
Stockholders Of the Utah company.
who claimed that the merger would
work an injury to the Titan COMPANY
and that Il WAS IN violation of tho
sherman antitrust law.
Application was made to court on
behalf of the Utah company to have
the proceedings dismissed on the
ground that Graham had been hired
by colonel Wal TO take part IN the
suit.
Judges tanning ana Cross in decide
ing the case did not dispose Of this
point. They dissolved the preliminary
Injunction on the following grounds.
First-Any violation OF the sherman
antitrust law would have to be prose
cuted by tho government alone and the
only relief individual stockholders
could seek would he through a suit for
damages. Secondly. the other grounds
upon which Wall ana Graham based
their suit had been SO fully answered
and explained by the affidavits fiieG
thu part of the company that an
could not be granted with
out ignoring the well settled rules OF
equity practice
The dissoIvine Of the preliminary
injunction nov any obstacle from
the way Of theIItah company carrying
out the proposed merger which it f.
understood is to include the absorption
by the Utah company OF not only the
Consolidated company, hut aisu
the Nevada Consolidated Copper com
pany.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-26
COMET WAS NEAIgi.ST
11IE SUN ON JANUARY II.

Cambridge. Mass jan. 25.-Hnr-
ward observatory announced Today
that a message had been received
from Kiel, Germany, IN which IL was
stated that Prof Kobeid had COM
pleted the computation OF the orbit 81
the new comet and that it, showed that
The comet vas nearest the sun on Jam
uary II. when II wns four million
miles away. It's orbit is Inclined 81
degrees TO the plane of the earths
orbit. On February 3 Will be about
onc-tcnth of the briliiancy shown on
January %. II IS travelling towards
the cast and north In the heavens.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-26
RICH STAKE FOR DETROIT
GRAND CIRCUIT MEETING

Chicago. Jan. at has been off
cially decided That the Horsefnan and
Spirit OF the Times futurity stake for
foals Of 1907 will be raced at the De-
troit grand circuit meeting during the
first week in august. This is a guar
anteed stake of not less thon SIS, 600.
all the money subscribed above the
guarantee being added to the guar
anteed amount. The ace is for three
year-oid troiters and PAGERS with the
conditions providing for. three heats
With each heat a race.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-26
RACING RESULTS



Tampa. Fla, Jan, 25.-Increased at.
tendance marked todays races. IT
was announced that three hurdle races
viii be put on weekly. Seventy-two
more horses arrived today from Jack
sonville, Fla. Summaries:
First race, five and one-half fur
longs, selling-Okenite. won; Aludd,
second; Nanadium, third Time,
1:11 2-5.
Second race-Five and one-half fur
longs, selling-clysmic, won; Brook
line, second T. NJ. Irwin, third. Time,
I'LL.
Third race. five and onehalf fur
longs, sellingB Baby Willie. won; The
Ram, second: Mary Candlemas. third.
Time, 1:11 Is.
Fourth race. five and one.half fur
longs, selling-Tamar, won; Anna
Smith. second; Bannade, third. Time.
I'll Is.
Fifth race. six furlongs, selling
Warner Griswell. won; Judge Ca
blness, second; Sir Catcsby, third.
Time, 1;17 3-5.
Sixth race. seven furlongs, selling
OrInuz, won: Judge Saufley, second.
Claiborne, third. Time. 1882 2-5.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-26
HIGH SCHOOL WILL
PLAY THE VARSITY
FRIDAY
Crack Basketball Teams
to Meet at Annoy in a Real
Hammer and longs Game,

After dickering for over six weeks.
the managers of the Albuquerque high
school and University OF New Mexico
basketball teams yesterday signed up
a contract for a game to be played in
the.armory on Friday night next. The
news that these two fast aggregations
have at last arranged for an exhibi-
ton will be received with much inter
est among lovers Of the popular game
and ii is confidently expected That the
largest crowd Of the season win at
tend. There viii be a dance after the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-26

Cincinnati, Jan. 25.-The National
baseball commission in a finding
promulgated today declared the Waco.
Texas, club must refund the $500 draft
money received from the Brooklyn
club for player II. II. Holmes.
A previous finding had vested title
to Holmes in the New York club of
the National league yer the protest
Of the st. Paul club Of the American
association.
The commission therefore declared
the draft by the brooklyn club Illegal
ana ordered the refund.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-26
UNITED STATES sTI.EL
DECLARES EXTRA DIVIDEND.

New York Jan. 25.-fn accordance
with popular expectation. the direc-
tors of the United states steel corpor-
alton announced today. after the close
OF the stock market, chat dividends
on the common shares of the corpor-
alton had reverted To- the original
rate of four per cont annually. Tho
directors today declared a. regular
dividend OF one per cent ana AN extra
dividend Of s-l of one per cent. Divi-
druds FOR the previous quarters have
been For The first quarter. balf of
ono per cent. for the second quarter.
cf one per cent? for the third. one
cent. and tpday's } "a per cent
Although an extra dividend had
long Eocn mimored in The market the
behavior OF the common stircs during
the day. and more particularly toward
the CLOSE in no way bore out the facts.
According e. the best Information
oltaiuabic there was a division Of
opinion amnng The directors and the
outcome was probably Us Doubt MP to-
the time of the meeting Rumnr
the Morgan faction lr the
board with having favored am extra
dividend but Chairman Gary said af-
The meeting adjourned that action
had Deer unauimous THE regular
quarterly dividend of q 3-f pcs cent
was declared ON the preferred shares
For the first time IN the reports 81
corporation there appeared an
item of Ss.eVO.6e q hc taken from
,he treasury frnd 20 cover advanced
royalties
THE toiai earnings for the tear 1909
amounted to 2l3tsTs.g15 The rec
ord year of the corporation WINS laof.
earnings of $3.50 eG4.G73. since
.ts organization 10 April Of 1901 the
corporation has earned sf,e5i.12c -
ls5
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-26
HAMILTON HAS NARROW
ESCAPE FROM DROWNING.

san Diego, CAT. Jan. 35.-Charles
x. Hamilton, in an exhibition flight
with d Curtiss biplane here today had
q narrow escape from falling into the
ocean with his machine.
Although he won in his race with
the surf, he met with an accident on
land, striking a barbed wire fence
While making a forced landing and
damaging his machine. lie WAS not
hurt.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-26
COPPER STOCKS On BOSTON
MARKET DENOHAIIZB.D.

Boston, Jan. 25.- Leading copper
shares were demoralized in the local
stock market today
Following the decline ia the New
York list. heavy blocks OF stocks We're
thrown over and prices melted like
snow in last weeks thaw. stop orders
were uncovered in Calumet < Arizona
lake copper, Nuttli Lake, Hancock
aud North Butte, and when the gong
rang losses In those stocks averaged
seven points, making q sensational
rise from 20 10 % IL Today il
closed at as, a fan OF 10 points for the
DIV.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-26
OVER THE
BATTLE Of THE
ALAMO
Engagement Not More
Bitter Than Than Scrap for
Its Possession Just Settled In
Texas Courts.



san Antonio. Texas, Jan. 22-Thei
question Who should have charge of
the Alamo. may he regarded rs settled
by the decision OF the supreme court
If Texas. not to grant a writ Of error
10 the DE InNaia Chapter of the
Daughters OF the llepahlic OF Texas in
Is action against the parent %organizg-
ton headed by Mrs. i,etrcra J. Fisher
1t might almost be said that the bat
uf the Alamo could not have been
bitter tnan the legal fight Just ended
Miss Adina pc Zaeala, descendant Of
one Of the few Spaniards who tool
Tho part of the TcXans during the war
IF independence. and leader OF the
faction wishing to- spcure control ofI
HE Alamo. had led che battle IN the
ourts With great geueralship. but uh-
conditional surrender was the final
verdict
Litigation in The case arose from
The fact chat the De XaNala faction In
sisted upon hating d building mott
forming part OF the Alamo proper
siven due ~recognition The Alamo it-
self, the chapel building of the span
ish mission. san Antonio de Nalero.
and the scene of the bloody carnage or
March s.. 1896. had been owned by the
state since 1883 and while numinnilN
in the custody Of the city Of san Am
,pA'' KY" "tNt N III :"
rauEil'fls o. tne 1sp't''lD - ''N..9
others il occurred IN 1904 that i'll
would be wei 90 acquire and hold for
Its historic interest q building adioin-
ing the Alamo which had formerly |
served rs e Na'lacN ivi op"HiSil SUI
LISTS ahu Ns Elal"l( - Vtnvi Nire9
Ne PROPERTY nnN,Nvi' was lleiu ~ d
Bl'cflN ,l"use' Whuch W"7
''nN = 70 go ne
" NJ sues ana At'i"st ruins -
lcElslAlule was llduCea 10 apPf"Pri"''
So0.VoV Tor n p~Nrcnase o. me prpp
ertv ana In lApo inc ffugo-Schlhell@tr
palidihs' "s ille ora p"iia'Ns VIZ
Known, was bought Allu given INTO JUS
care OF inc ~ H"'Natl
MI would nave uefn Wen n'v w.
peell '"itehttn WHY M "iu mulieins
h'lt suVh was n'' 'l' V.sv' ihN lNut
ous massacre had not taken place IN
the Hugo-Schlutllse hullulns' W.T.
tiohgn II must nave. Il@hrth tNl'iSlN g
~ the assaults mace On me AldHlu
rhapcl, and besides, II had Tor NeAfF
been nothinG els" lit a. canned goods
ma lker emporium IN MnlcH su'n
'Neeiient men as liohofe pIellet 4nu
Hugo-Schfptll@ei company anu
others had made ~ npnoitble lNinE
the DO INkNlH Nt'apttf lhls WAS
not enough. AFTER the NHlldlne hiid
been closed to thc vulgar lhfNads OF
modern cofnmrfctillsin INC re DaNui1
action caused % marine ianlct 70 ne
in its Wall on which was set
'orth The ftct ulat inc "ld p~Hrfacks
also Figures ln the massacre OF
he Alamo. Bat sun the Alamo
proper WIS thc only place that drew "a
'roWd, metaphoftcAlW snrahlnE. lh.s
vas very annotlus To MISS ne HoNill
md her supporters y claiming that
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-26
NEW COMET FOUND
BY CITIZENS OF
ROSWELL
Fire Alarm Causes Discovery
of Heavenly Body That Has
African Phenomenon Beat
Especial dispatch 10 the Morning Journal

Roswell. \. NJ, Jan. pa much
longer comet than the one recently
reported from Johannesburg, Africa.
and seen over much Of the world in
the southwestern sky at shutdown for
the past week. vas viewed by many
Roswell citizens who were called out
by a fire alarm at , o'clock this
morning. II was visible high IA the
heavens just east of south, and was
in view more than an hour, after
which It was hidden by clouds. The
citizens report it to have been twice
the size Of the wanderer in the west
anu as having a tain three times as
length of the other.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-26
SHAKES
UP THE IMPERIAL VALLEY

III Centro. Cal. Jan. s5.-A series
OF earthquakes was felt at Imperial
valley points early TODAY The first
shock occurred at 9 o'clock. followed
by slight tremblings until seventeen
minutes before five, when two heavy
shocks occurred. preceded he a loud.
rumble No damarc is reported
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-26

LaGrippe coughs are dangerous. az
they frequently develop into pneu-
monia. Foley's Honey ana Tar not
only stops the cough. but heals n
strengthens the lungs so that no Sc
rious results need be feared. The gem
uinc Foley's Honey and Tar contains
no harmful drugs and Is in a yellow
package, J. II. O'Rielly & co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-26

Boston. Jan. -5-Aiatty Baldwin
of Churlostcvn. won tire decision Owe
er owen Moran or England nt the
end at twelve rounds OF q hard fight
here tonight Baldwin rouehed #
through the first part of the bout
and did some heavy hitting while
Moran proved the cleverer ia block
ing and clean hitting
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-26
PAULHAN FLIES IN
STIFF BREEZE AT FRISCO

san Francisco, Jan. 25.-After
keeping d crowd Of about $4,000
waiting three hours in the hope that
the wind would decrease, Louis Paul
han made IN eight mile flight in n
stiff breeze at Tanforn ate today. He
was in the air twelve minutes.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-26
Rev. /. ". Williams Testires

Eev l. w. Williams. Huntington,
W. Va. writes us as follows. This Is
to certify that I used Toley's Kidney
Remedy FOR ' exhaustion and
kidney trouble and am free TO say that
Tcley's Kidney Remedy will do an
YOU claim for It," J.. H.. O'Reilly
& CO.