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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-08-08
Men and Principles.

OF the three candidates for the
presidential chair now the mosi
prominent in the public eye, namely
Messrs. Taft, Wilson and Roosevelt
Mr.. Taft is the only one who fairly
represents the principles of party
organization. He is the only one
who holds the platform to be Of
higher Importance than his personal
candidacy. The others are running
upon platforms that have been
sawed especially to At their candi.
dacles.
Although w. ]. Bryan wrote the
Democratic platform at Baltimore,
| 1t was made especially for Wilson
The regular procedure at coRven.
tons was there reversed and the
Platform was made after the nomina.
ton OF the candidate. The princl-
pies of the Democratic party were
modified by Mr.. Bryan. even though
1t was done with meager success, in
order to suit the candidate instead OF
the candidates being selected to fit
the, principles of the party.
The Baltimore Sun points out
that dispatches from Chicago con-
firm its belief that Mr.. Roosevelt Is
the soul of the political movement
there and that without him 1t would
Instantly collapse and 60 to pieces:
ut could not live moment with
out him, because he is its life and
the breath of its nostrils. What It
shall do. what it shall say, what
name It shall take, what form 1t shall
assume, whether 1t shall be old
or new in purpose and organization,
or partly both, all absolutely depend
on him. Should he say that the
principles for which he stands could
be better subserved by the support
of Woodrow Wilson and declare his
intention of withdrawing, there
would be nothing left of the move
ment, and it would vanish from the
face of the political heavens as
quickly as a rainbow after the sun
has set"
These facts are incontrovertible.
Compare them with president Taft's
dlgngled, consistent and loyal stand
in respect to party principles and all
the buster and contumacy and ny
pocrlsy OF his opponents will stand
out in hideous contract.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-08-08
ouarantLne Aeasnst Hookworm.


A new and rather interesting phase
Of the hookworm problem has come
to the front in San Francisco. After
the discovery of the wide prevalence
of hookworm in the South, CallRor-
MIA, too, was found badly afflicted
with the pernicious parasite. 1t was
known to. exist in the mines OF that
state, but recently 1t has been found
prevalent among Porto Rican and
oriental laborers who are mostly en-
gagged in agricultural pursuits.
Probably one.third to. perhaps. one
half OF the immigrants coming from
the orient are infected with hook
worm; an investigation during
which 1855 persons were examined
revealed that 1,O77 harbored the in
testinal parasite.
In San Francisco it hes aecently
been discovered that a number of
laborers. chiefly from the West Ia
dies. engaged in market-gardening
on tract OF land within the city
limits, are afflicted with hookworm
and, on account OF the danger of
transmitting the parasite by un-
cooked vegetables, the laborers have
been quarantined and placed under
treatment. and the vegetables from
these gardens will not be allowed to
be sold in the markets until all evil
dence and danger of hookworm in
lection are eliminated. The usual
route of the Infection is through the
skin of the feet. But 1T is believed
that uncooked vegetables carrying
the hookworm eggs or larvae might
also be a source of infection. This
phase of the question and the method
of solving 1t are rather novel, says
the Journal of the American Medical
Association. Doubtless similar con-
ditlons obtain elsewhere, and the
San francisco plan will furnish a
precedent in meeting them.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-08-08
Platform Shots.

That the Democratic national
platofrm Is proving to be one OF the
most dismal failures in the entire
history of dismal failures in the
party is editorlally set forth in the
New York American by William
Randolph Hearst, who takes the
ground, along with other prominent
Democrats, that woodrow Wilson
ought to reject at least part of the
document, and write a new one espe.
cially for his campaign.
This would be a rather unique
way OF lodging responsibility, but II
would probably serve the Democratic
purpoke better than a direct repudI-
alton of 1t sprinciples. which it has
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-08-08

With the usual jumping-iack pro-
clivlties the Exponent now an
nounces that Mcdowell Republi-
cans will oppose Hatfield" for gov
ernor. The last several weeks It en-
gagged in trying to prejudice other
sections of the state against DR.. HAT
feld by the assertion that Mcdowell
county and a belt OF counties down
in the southern end of the state
wanted to control the state govern
ment. Now, that 1t has contradicted
itself so fatty, does 1t expect the
public to believe It at all?
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-08-08

been doing in the House Of Repre-
sentatves DR.. Wilson could then
dodge from hlss personal platform
back to the idtshwater affair of BAL
timore and vice versa. Thus would
the entire gamut OF political theories
be covered and any one feature
could be sidestepped by pointing out
on the one hand that Mr.. Wilson's
personal platform supercedes the
other, and on the other. hand that
the national platform is the binding
instrument because Wilson's is mere
ly an expression of personal opinion.
A great scheme this is surely.
Mr.. Hearst's castigation of the
Democratic national platform, how.
ever, is Interesting and quite to the
point, as the following excerpts will
show: ~
THE. Democratic platform de-
olared that -our-pledges are made TO
be kept The Democratic House.
the one branch of the national gov
ernment which the Democrats con-
troll, has already proved that the
best provision in the platform was
made only to be broken.
with the navy plank and one or
two other Democratic and desirable
planks eliminated the platform is
left un1Democratic. unprogressive
and unsound. 1t is absurdly ex-
IRENE in one point and scandalously
inadequate in nearly every other
point. 1t is absolutely without con-
structive policy or comprehensive
understanding OF the urgent needs
of the people and the irresistible
tendencies of the times"
"There is hardly paragraph
which offersra satisfactory solution
of the conditions 1t criticizes or pro-
poses a practicable remedy for the
evils of which the citizens SO Justly
complain. = tao,e,s
1.-THE platfor is Bryan's and Is a
characteristic combination of Bry-
ans ignorance and egotism. He has
sacrificed the real issues Of progress.
sive Democracy to substitute his
own visionary views and fantastic
fancies."
The tariff plank reflects Bryan's
!. free trade views and recalls Bryan's
attitude as a congressman. At that
time he called the manufacturers
robbers and the, workingmen beg.
gars' when they came before the
ways and means, committee to pre-.
sent their arguments in favor of the
principles Of protection.
Evidently lBryan's views have
not changed. Always violent and
always visionary. he is more ready to
destroy than oresourceful to con.
struct.' aof
"No trading. trimming traitor
ever evolved a more reasonable
plank than stheI one which concludes
the Democratic platform"
This platform as a. whole is no
platform for a progressive to stand
on. 1t is a compromise from be-
ginning to end 1t is a cowardly
evasion in nearly every plank. 1t
lacks constructive policy,
Its policy throughout is policy
of opposition, without the substitu-
ton of practicable plan to any pol
icy 1t opposes.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-08-08

The Exponent uses great amount
impression that its headlines come
OF space in an attempt to make the
over the wire. BUT they do not which
fact its correspondent doubtless very
much appreciates and for which fact
the latter has cause to be grateful as
some OF them at least would put him
in. very bad light If actually be-
lieyed to be his.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-08-08
An Evening Echo.

There appears to be something
noble, something exalted, in giving
up ones own interest for that of his
fellow-beings. He is a true patriot
who, casting aside all selfish
thoughts and not suffering his be-
nevolent intentions to be polluted
by thinking of the fame he is &C.
curing, presses forward in the great
work he has undertaken with unre-
mitted zeaL-~THoREAU.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-08-08
RoosereIt .Then and Now.

The New York Press, an advocate
of the nomination OF Theodore
Roosevelt for president until after
the Republican national convention
In Chicago in June. edltorlally
brings out number OF plain truths
showing Colonel Roosevelt occupy
ing today very different and a
much weaker position in the eyes of
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-08-08

The Exponent says 1t did say II
Just as the Telegram said that sheet
said it. No one sees any room for
argument as both agree now that the
Exponent did say 1t. 1t is hoped
that the Exponent will now be fair
enough to say that It said that 1t
said it.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-08-08

by Chiffon. MacCorkle and Chlltin,
known as the Political Corporation,
have organized a McGraw, club The
purpose is said to be to see that the
machine ticket in that county is
smashed. Thus It is seen that all is
not lovely and the goose does not
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-08-08

Judge Circuit Court:
RAYMOND MAXWELL.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-08-08

hang high in the home county Of that
half OF the Democratic state machine
and bosses. The latter even hate the
name of the club.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-08-08

county court membership, 'ha
should ascertain whether any m0''
roads are to be built for the benea'
of Lewis county farms.
G. E, Vandervort, of ParketsOu's
Is a business visitor here.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-08-08

Kanawha county Democrats op-
posed to the domination of the Dem
.ocratlc county machine there headed
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-08-08
THE GAIL OF THE MOOSE.

tom W. jackson In New York Prcss)
Come on. come on from everywhere.
All men who have kick.
Come. gather in Chicago and
Help Teddy do the trick.
Come on from Wall Street and the
plains;
Help knock Taft on the head.
1t doesn't matter who you are
So long as you're. for Ted.
Come on from ev'ry state that's dry,
From ev'ry state that's wet;
Come on from ev'ry party and
F Come on. you sufrragette.
Come on, black, man, and have a seat;
Come on, men who are red.
We don't care what your color is
So long as you're for Ted.
Come. gather by the ripping lake,
Come on and air your views.
II they're against most ev'rythlug.
The same we'II likely use.
n doesn't matter what you think.
Or what before you've said.
Think any old thing that you like
So long as you're for Ted.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-08-08

Before the voters of Harrison
county elect any more Democrats 10
Washington Journal., 1912-09-14
ugriOu" -@eiansperein.

9ie Generals 81 riammlung OsS obi
gen @eIangbereins fanO amSonlrag,
Den s.. September, i'm @lubbauic.
1905 6 Str, N.=@. ltatt. S4nmlt-
li9e 8ean1te paren antpeienO ultO
aud cine ~anitGnoige An5abl aiitsIie-
Der mar eri9ienen. Serr 81. ShmiOt
fii6rte Den 8oriib Sabresberidts
m1roen berlcien Don Dem forreiDpii-
o%ierenOen SefretGr Capt. Chs. &.
S9tpegler, Iopie Dem &ori.srr 0eS
Sausfomites, Serrn Sac. GrigJcr,
uno Dem @oriiBer oes 8ergnnganJ
&omttes, Serrn @enrD Mubmam.
Die 8eri6te muroen augeronnnen,
uno ben Serren Der 9onf fir ibr 8c-
miiben ausgeipro9en. 9as 6j1oE3-
fomite eritattete 8eribt, oaB es Die
8iider uno 8elege oes S6aBmei ttrS
S. @il6bulen uno oes Sinan5ieIre-
tGrS Is. sc. Giebel IN better Sr0Hipig
6efunoen, muroen entgegengenom=
men. SEER Wfi6. Sol8beirlein err
6ielt bonn Yr1iioenten nit begeiiter-
ten @orten ein @ertififat lebenSlang=
li9er Mitglieoidaft iiberre6t, alf
pel9es SEER 9ol5beirlein nit ber5-
liden @orten oantte. 9rei tleue &an=
0i0aten mur0en in Ben &erein aufge=
nommen nno Die 8eamtenma6I ergab
~folgenoes &elultat; Hr1ii0ent Slug.
S6miOt, @i5e-BrGi. @tegmann,
forr. i4no prot. Sefretar Sobn @eber,
Sin. Sefr. Geo. so. Siebert; S6aB-
meilter Sobn 8iiAbuien. Capt. s.
&. S6pegIer lebnte ab, als Sefre-
tar pieoergepdblt 8u mer0en.
Mls 9ireftoren DurOen getDablt.
SenrD @aBmanL Sacob 8riigger.
geic. @iegano, 6. s. S9aefer, 6rit
&edetpeg, 6 6 .@erner, slug. S6miot
sc. Sol3beirlein $. 9aifer.
Muiifoireftor: YrOf. &arl SOBER.
als @oriiBer fir Die nabfolgenoer
&omites muroen %ernannt:
@ergniigungs : aomite SD. @aB-
mann. 5inan3 : &omite 6. g. Sda.
fer. Sous : &omite Sacob 8riigger
9elegaten gum 9euti6en 3entral
8erein s. @erner, @nt. 4anoer, uni
81. S6miot2.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-14
geimdj Ser @ruR6eamteu.

Ser bapriI6e OtationalperbanO
bielt mabreno Ser berfloiienen @ode
in Yittsburg, So, feline idbrli6e@er-
Iammlung 0es @ermaltungsrates ab.
Son bier beteiligte ii6 Serr e. ..
2edert an BEN Sibungen. &m Dom
nerItag fe6rte er in 8egleitung Der
Serren 2ouiSS6i Nepgorf, @roB-
&rGlioenten, Sobn Saiitl uro 9.
&arroa bon Buffalo bierber 3rritd.
2eBtere Serren itatteten Dem Bralt-
oenten oeS bieiigen 8apern &ereins,
Serrn @olfg. <dOGidel, iowie Dem
5dobmeiiter OeIieI6en, Serrn Mti6.
Sol5beirlein, 8eiude ab. 8o5reno
ibres @ufentbaltes oabier i6loiien Die
8eIu9er piele SreunOi6aften nit Den
bieIigen 8aDern.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-14
9cmtider Grieserbnno.

Sim Sonntag bielt Ser Oenti6e
&rieqerbuno iein 9ic Sic in ben @il-
Ions, S~euri6s@arten in SenlDtopn
ab. S6on 0tittogs 6egannen lt6 Die
6reun0e uno &rieger ein3ufinoen nno
Dobl an 100 Sreun0e paren nit III
rem Sanilien gefommen, Inn NIT Ocn
8ablrei6 antpelenoen &riegern 5n fci-
ern. Soqor ser Saits= unO SofDerr,
SEER Gorl Seuri6, mii6te ii6 ull-
ter Die 6robli6en, oa er iid BON iei=
mem unwobliein erbolt batte. Sin
&omite Ser &rieger i6miidte i6n III
qnerfennung fir geGeiitete 9ienitc
nit Dem &riegerbuno : Mb5eiftn
Die maderen SoIoaten, inter oeiicn
a1id etli6e @lten aus ben &riegert
1866 un0 1901 ii6 befaltoen, nno
aus alien oeltl6en @aten bert ten
paren, 3eidneten ii6 IN Der gertil-
q1ti1g elmer llnmaiie bon BroDiont,
aeliefert bon &amerao s. Gobmcr II.
6ra11, Defenders ans. Nlit benz all-
ten g9ational Capitol 8roouft puroc
oerielbe binabgeipiilt. Gin SrdcI!s T
Ipielte gum San8 auf, uno altf Dem
bolperigen &aien wuroe Dade- oos
Ean8bein geI6mungen. &ameroo
Oernoinger bette fir ben 8ereia cine
| Qnaabl Shmerter rebt fiinItli6 ge-
i6niBt, oie oltf ser Auftion cine bib
i6e Summe fir BEN Sabnenfono ers
gaben. Ole gauge @eiedi6aft MIR
Sc in einem groBen @ruppenbioe CD
fonterfeit, ltno iinO iol6e beim &anne-
raoen &arI 6. 8raun .1139 7. Str,
ge.=@. 5u boben. 8is sur 9unfelheii
6lieb bic @eieGidaft 8uiammen ul>
amiiiierte ii6 aufs 8eite.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-14
User wiI eOlOat uerOen.

ltncle Gam bat mebr Soloaten mo-
tig. Snoem oie ieBigen Streittrdf-
tie Ser 6lotte beinabe 5000 Wtann nm
ter Ser n~ornlalen Stdrfe Iteben, bat
oaS neutrality-suspicious. cine aftibe
&efrutierungs @ampagne begon=
men. 0ie @%eiammt8abl Der Ange-
porbenen betrdgt 8.3t. 46,766 @armI
ODER 1894 tpeniger, ais oas @eieB
Dori6reibt. Cine ser ltria6en beg
Iturfen @usfoaes NOR Die Eatiade,
oaB Ser &ougreB bic SlottenperDiai-
gungsbia 10 longe binausi6ob
Washington Journal., 1912-09-14

Srou Sobn 81. Mcsean, @uttiu
oes Serausgebers Ser u@aibington
9oit" uno Cincinnati enquirer" If
am Montag Morgen in i6rer Som'
merpiae in Sen &arbor, See, an oel
2ungenent3iinoung eeitorben Sn Oel
bornebmen @eieai6oft bat Srau Wtc-
Sean mGbrenO Der leBten 20 Sabre Ell
ne fiibrenOe 9fole geipielt. S6re elm
3ige S6weIter lit Die @emablin oes
ruIIil6en 8otI9afters 8adbamtoff.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-14
S%Grenrieee Oes nGOlnmbia Snru-
&ereims.

Die garenriege oes columbia
Gurnperei1s miro am fommenOen
Nittmo6, 18. September, &benOs 8
llbr, in ser S6ble, 928 M-Str., &C.
80, Die erite @r1it Der Saiion nbbal-
len. Inter 2eitltng Oes S~onigbdren
ioa 8eipre6ung gepflogen meroen
pegen einem ga6t Ausflug am
5onntaq, %. September. Sober 9Gr
ioate iein Gri6einen ma6en Oamit
ole @rltt cine quite miro.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-14
seniation i'm @eiRen Sans.

Sci einem @mpfong i'm @eiBen
Sauie am Mfittpo6 6iloete cine Der
Oelegatimen gum internationolen
RongreB Der @ereinieung fir Mate-
riolerprobung Die Seniation 0es Ga
ges, inoem iie nod e~ingenommenem
Qllnf gan3 nngerliert ibr Gigaretten-
etlli berpor8og, Oemielben cine Cigar
rette entnabm uno ralibte. 0ie Da-
me lit cine M%uItralierin.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-14
@nte Mmsiidten.

Bon Seiten Der &egierung wuroen
am Montog 8ipei 8eridte alsgege-
ben. pelde Die Marftpreiie ueientlifl
beeinfluHen. 9as Geniusbureau bat
einen gl6n5enoeu 8eri6t iiber Die
8oummounaaren : 6%abrifation ge-
liefert, unO oas Aferbau : Oeparte-
ment bat einen guten 8eriht iiber
ben Stano Der Maisforn-, @ei5en-
uno @aferernte eritattet.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-14
@ersniisnnSstuIenOer.
Man iebe nob ben annoncen.

Oftober 2. uno 3. 9euti6e 9agfei-
er 6es @inOborit Club in Der
ct. MarDs SAulbaue.
Oftober 6. Sonntag. 9ufel 8rdiig
SDIter &oalt in 8raOburg
Ylace, Smining Gitp.
Oftober, 7. Montag. Seier oes oeut-
i9en Cages in Der Singer
bunobnae.
Oftober, 13. Sonnta9. @roBer 9piter-
roait oes columbia 8rauer=
&ranfen : llnteritiiblrngsper-
ems in Bradbury 8arf, Swi-
ming GitD.
Oftober II. 9pnnerltag. unterbal-
tung uno gltdre in Der Sdn-
gerbunoballe, gegeben bonn
9amennerein.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-14

Morsen, Sonntas, werosn Die
@ailentinOer ben @OttesOienit in Der
gOncOrOiO Rir9e nm IL ubr beiu3en.
auf cine @inIaOuns Oes Rir6enrots. .Sss
Osrmanu 1T ber3li9 simSslOoen.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-14
u@ai6instOn sanserbnuO."

Sim nG6Iten Sonltag abenO, INN
prnft s llbr, finoet Die 8abl Der 8e=
amten ltatt, 81 mel6er ale Wtitglie-
Ser eri6einen %lollteu.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-14

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Se-|rGiiOent: SObn Sanicn.
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s. $. clipper, s. $. GmDOer, s,
Gammling, s, S. Gafs, SIM. Sen
OerlOn, it,, $. 6. @Gid.
G%inna6men mdbrenO OesSabrss 1911
$951,S34,52
germGscu nm 80. SUM 1911:
1,9O0,288,9O
germGseu am 80. SUM 1912:
$2,071, 9S8.14
Washington Journal., 1912-09-14
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Building Association.
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Washington Journal., 1912-09-14

Der Columbia gunb SO. 81. %.
so, bdlt ndditen DOnncritn9 NbenO
@rtrasY erIammIuns in Nir's Wereinss
bale, s27 Ute StraBe N.s@. ab.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-14
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Am Aufbllbtn ser Staot nebmen fe elnen reoen Autbeil.

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Washington Journal., 1912-09-14

AtItTlcE NOInmbia, S.:
Sd SDbn 6. 6 dIOff, Galirer Der Oben-
eenannten Bant beldpSre bitrmit, baB Der
Obige BeriHt mad meinem bsften WiTen unb
@eniRsn acknowledgement 1T.
SObn 6. GdIUff. @a1irer.
0Ur mir bel9wOren unb untsrIGrieten an,
9. Sag bes NOnats September 1912.
Wm. g. GOIbert,
STentIi&er NUtar.
SIR bic &i&hsfsit attsRiren:
q. 9. @cr, @amusl 5. YrestOtt,
Gbparb .. Nbitfprb, SO. .. Ban Widle,
Sreb. 9. @mtib MIeranber WDIf,
Mm. s. WattineI9, @pmerlet 81. Matsrs,
DireEturen.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-14
ssriat absr Den stamO
Second National Bank,
8 n:

In MaIbingtOn, I'M Ditrict Columbia,
btim @sl9Gftsabi&Iub am a. Septem6er 1912
Washington Journal., 1912-09-14

a0ItIi6 i6medt, uno gut befommt,
DMunni9~ un0 Diamond"
Washington Journal., 1912-09-14
Nerlprem:

Gin aOIoenes MdnnsrdOr- glb3ei9en am psr-
aanasnen @pnntag in 8eBlers Dale. Gtnbrr
ii eebeten, ICIHes ssoen BslDbnun8 IN Der
1SUurnaI"-S Office ab3ussbsn.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-14
gerbinDli6fetten

gOtaI .5s1 IS
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1912-05-03
Natural Law Applied.

"Seedless lemons are developed by
grating SO are the kind sometimes
handed TO otliceholders Cleveland
Lader
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1912-05-03
WELL DESERVED
The Praise that Comes From Thank
full Paw Paw People.

One kidney remedy never fails.
Paw Paw people rely upon it.
That remedy is Doan's Kidney Pills.
Paw Paw testimony proves it always
reliable.
James Marshall, st. Joseph street,
Paw Paw, says: 81 was badly afflicted
With kidney complaint in 1901 and suf-
fered severely from pains across the
small of my back. Sharp twinges darted
through my body after STOPPING and
when | caught cold | suffered more in
tensely My kidn eys were so weak that
had to arise several times at night to
pass the kidney secretions. There was
also a retention on some occasions and |
noticed the kidney secretions contained
sediment. tried various remedies, but
nothing helped me until | procured
Doan's Kidney Pills at Lougwell Bros.
Drug Store. | was so pleased with the
results of their use that | gave testi-
monlal in their favor AID DOW | gladly
reiterate all | then said. Whenever |
have had the least return attack of back
ache l have taken Doan's Kidney Pills
and they have never failed to relieve me"
For sale by ali dealers: Price 30 cents.
Foster Milburn Co.. Buffalo, New York,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name -Doan's and
take no other.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1912-05-03
What Was In Her Heart.

"Tell me-" he sighed-"tell me
beautiful maiden, what is in your
hearth" The girl gave him a look OF
icy disdain, and then vouchsafed the
monosyllable, Blood"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1912-05-03
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
9 q g Q RIA
Modernized.

Modernized.
That story OF the building of the
Tower of Babe should be modern.
lied" But how would you account
for the confusion of tongues?" why.
l suppose they had the tower pretty.
nearly up and then somebody yelled
Graft and everybody accused every.
body else and the job was held up"