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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-12-27

United Press Leased Wire Sarvice.l
BERLIN, (via wireless to
Sayville, L. ~ Dec. 26. An
attack by British warships
and hydroplanes upon the Ger
man navy base in the North
sea, Of which Wilhelmshaven
and Cuxhaven are important
centers, is reported in . state
ment from the admiralty here
today.
Attacks were made during
yesterday, q statement issued
through official channels as
serted.
The admiralty reports TO-
day the statement asserted.
that December Is, eight Brit
ish ships made a dash into the
German bay. Hydroplanes
conveyed by them advanced
against the mouths Of the Ger
man rivers, and hurled bombs
at the anchored ships there,
and the gas meter near Cux
haven without hitting them or
doing any damage. The hy-
droplanes were fired upon and
withdrew to the west.
German airships and aero
planes reconnoitered against
the British forces, and hit with
bombs two British destroyers
and one convoy. Fire broke
cut in the latter. Fog pre-
vented a continuation Of the
fighting"
How close the British VESSELS ap-
preached to the bases Of WIihelms-
does not say. but the attack Of the
I British resulted in one Of the most
/ thrilling actions Of the war with
awarships, hydropIanes and balloons
involved.
The German rivers referred to arc
the Weser and the Eibe. from which
the German naval operations are con-
Quoted.
HeliaoIand, the famous island
navy base Of Germany, is forty-five
miles northwest of these two rivers.
WiIheimshaven is on the Weser
river and Cuxhaven at the mouth OF
the EIbe. Sixty-ffve miles northeast
y Of cuxhaven is kieI. from which corn
munication with either the Baltic or
North sea is possible through the
canal. German warships have been
kept tucked away safely In the Wehr
and EIbe rivers and the attempt OF
British TO lombard these ships from
aeropianes sstcr approaching as
close az possible with destroyers ann
Test cruisers. Is direct result OF
raids which the Germans have made
uuon the British vessels and ports.
The British admiralty has made 30
announcement Of the raid reported
ty the Germans.
DEADLOCK IN POLAND.
lGy Ed l.. Keen, United Press Star
Correspondent
LONDON, Dec. 2s,--A deadsesk 10
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GERMANY
LBy Karl y. Won Weigand, United
Press Staff Correspondence
WESTERN GERMAN LEADOiJAR.

PFH9S StdTT COFTe6pOnocnL-J
WESTERN GERMAN HEADQUAR-
TIERS, Dec. 8.-(Deiayed-via The
Hague and London Dec. 2e.)-"Ger-
man blood is more valuable than
French buildings"
This was the statement today OF
General Won recringen, the veteran
comma ander Of the German forces be
fore the city OF Rheims, as he told
me that if It became necessary to
lombard the town in order to capture
he would order the city shelled. The
destruction Of the city, he declared
would be upon the heads Of the
French If they refused to surrender,
as he would not permit his troops to
engage in street fighting. which al
ways resulted in heavy losses The
artillery Of the white bearded Ger
man commander 10 stationed on the
heights about Rheims. From the
hills a clear view may be obtained
Of the entire city. There are artil-
iery dueIs daily between the French
and German guns, and continuous de-
sultry firing from the opposing
trenches.
The time has not arrived however,
when the capture Of Rheims Is re-
garded a. an absolute necessity. !
visited various positions in the Ger
man lines about Rheims and the army
there appears to be merely marking
time, except for the artillery dueII-
ina. But conditions may change.
General Won Hseringen 10 a seasoned
fighter. He does not delight in de-
structIon but when Il q ! matter Of
military necessity, he believes In
sacrificing property rather than lives.
when the time comes to take
Rheims" said General Won Heering-
en- at his headquarters, "if the
French, will give It up no other way,
! win order the city bombarded. The
destruction will be upon their own
heads.
~ do not want to lombard Rheirns.
I do not want wholly or even partially
to destroy the city. This can be easily
done from the positions we occupy.
! have no desire to attack the city
In this way, but will not allow my
forces to engage in street fighting to
take Rheims, merely to save II from
bombardment. This would be the
shielding OF the city at unnecessary
cost to US Of many Iiv.s. would be
extremely sorry to lombard Rheims,
but German blood is more valuable
than French buildings.
uNn> ,..il r>eoaN< $b> 0f
Rheims just 80 long as the French
respect II. We have no desire to
harm single building Of the town,
but II Il can be taken only by bonn
bardment, then when the time comes
Il must be bon1barded."
The Germans are strongly en-
trenched on the heights near Rheims.
From the positions saw, It appear
ed from them the German guns would
have little trouble responding to an
order for a general bombardment Of
the town.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-12-27
400 SOLDIERS KILLED.

PETROGRAD, Dec. 27. (Sunday.)-
A telegram from Warsaw today dc.
clares that 400 German soldiers were
killed and 500 injured in crash OF
two troop trains near kalish. One
train, bearing fresh troops, was en-
route to the front from Prussia. An
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-12-27

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
WASHINGTON, Dec 26.-A cold
wave Travelled in the wake of Santa
Claus sleigh, weather forcasters
stated today The entire east and
northern United States is gripped by
a frigid wave OF greater intensity
than that Of last week. Records for
December chiliiness were reached In
many places
Moderating temperatures generally
are predicted for tomorrow. u.
Records today OF 80 below zero at
Mortified. vt.-the coldest reported
in the country: 16 below a. Albany:
~ below at Syracuse and Is below
at Peoria, H., broke all December
records
How other cities sllivered today
was reported as follows:-Boston 2
below: New York above; Phila-
deIphia 10 above: Washington 5
above: Elkins, W. Va. 8 below Col
,umbus, Ohio, 2 above; st. Louis 2
above; Chicago below st. Paul %
below; Lacrosse "a below; Daven-
port IA below; Omaha zero; Kansas
CITY 2 below and Denver Is above.
The cold wave extended south to
northern Florida. The warmest spot
in the country was Key West with
balmy zephyrs CT 76
A severe snow storm swept Vir-
sinia, Tennessee, North Carolina and
West Virginia yesterday but was
passed out to sea.
Woman Frozen to Ground.
NEW YORK, Dec. 26.-Two deaths
and untold misery resulted from the
cold wave which swept New York
and vicinity last night and today.
woman was found frozen into the
snow and ice by hunters near kearn-
ey, N J. The body had to be chop
ped out. William Dixon, teamster
was frozen to death in a barn.
There is little prospect of any re-
lief from the cold tomorrow. Every
hospital in New York reported many
cases and the crowds about relief
stations evidenced severe suffering.
The minimum temperature here to-
day was five degrees above zero.
Mercury Stops at % Below.
ST. PAUL. Mimi, Dec. 26.--Fore-
caster j. n. Rykers thermcmeter
was frozen tonight, and even the old
residents admitted that it was cold.
For several days the valiant little in
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-12-27
Mercury Stops at % Below.

ST. PAUL. Mimi, Dec. 26.-Fore-
caster J. N Ryker's thermcmeter
was frozen tonight, and even the old
residents admitted that it was cold.
For several days the valiant little in
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NEW AIRsHlps At WORK.

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subscribers Of The DAILY Gate City
are Served the full Leased Wire serv-
ice Of tie United Press Associations.
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Frozen to Death.

MINNEA POLLS, Minn- Dec. 20
Surrounded by the books he loved, ].
b. Alexander. so, widower and civil
engineer. was round dead in his rooms
tonight. He had been frozsn to death.
He lived alone
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-01-04
COUNTIES FAIL TO
NAME ASSESSORS
ONLY ABOUT FIFTY PER CENT
HAVE ACTED-BooKs OPEN
FEB. FIRST.

Although the tax revision act, pass.
d BY the last Legislature, requires
mat board Of tax assessors shall be
4ppo.nted Oh Jan. /, 1874, it is said
Rat assessors have not yet been APP
ointed in mere than 80 per cent OF
ne counties in the state.
Tbs law creates a board Of three
ak assessors in each county, who are
exceed by the county board of com
missioners in such counties as have
cards, and by the ordinaries in coun-
les which have no such boards. This
car they are TO be appointed, one for
Two, one for four and one for siX-year
teIms, but those selected hereafter
gill all serve for six years. They must
Je freeholders and residents Of the
ounties for which they are appointed
This year the tax receivers through
ut the state will open their books on
Feb ! instead of April /, as hereto
ore, and will close them on May J.,
instead of June 30. Taxpayers will, as
aretofore, make their returns to the
ak receivers OF all property owned
" them On the first OF the year.
Within ten days after May /, when
he books shall close, the tax receiv-
s sEall turn over their books to the
assessors Of their respective counties
be revised and equalized. If a tax
aver is dissatisfied with the correc-
ions made by the board he may, with
ten days, in the case Of residents Of
hecounty, and 20 days in the in the
.se CT non-residents, demand an ar
litration Of the boards decision
three arbitlators shall be appointed
ne by the assessors, one by the dis
satisfied taxpayer and a third by the
rbitrators themselves, all of whom
hall be freeholders of the county.
The county boards Of tax assessrs
re required to complete their revi-
ion and assessment of the returns by
uly /, Immediately after which the
ak receivers are required to forward
he completed digests to the comp
roller general for examination and
pproyal by the state tax commits
ioner.
1t will be the duty of the state tax
commissioner then to go over the di-
tests and to eluahze the returns from
he re 9eetiTe counties. He will then
nd .lem back to the county boards
Or correction, bu the HIS no author
ty to interfere with the returns of in
liyidual taxpayers. Arbitration of diff
etences between the state tax com
missioner and the county boards is
rovided for just as in the case of
differences between county boards
nd individuals.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-01-04
SWEEPING CUT IN
EXPRESS RATES
1T is ANNOUNCED THAT THEY
WILL GO INTO EFFECT ON
FEBRUARY FIRST.

The local agent OF the Southern Ex-
press ca. yesterday announced a
SWEEP ing cut "a rates that viii take
effect FEB. ! in accordance with
ruling Of the interstate commerce
commission. and which will be oh
served throughout the United 5 ate
ny All ether express companies. On
an average, the reduction in rates
van be 80 per cent, but in some In
stances as much as Is and rs per cent
is noted
Where packages of one pound are
being charged at the rate Of % cents
10 Or from Jacksonville, the rate will
be q cents. Two pound and three
pound packages to or from the same
Joint, now costing 80 cents, will also
De u cents. Five pound packages t.
or from Jacksonville are IS cents and
WIN in the future be 22 cents.
The ratio Of reduction grows larger
as the weight Of the package increase.
10 New York, one pound packages
are ROW 80 cents. The rate has beel
cut to "a cents. Five pound packages
10 or from New York, now Is cent
viii be 81 cents. Fifteen pounds t.
or from New York under the old rIl
ing was at rate Of $1.25. The pric,
will be Is cents.
Matter has been divided into frs
and second class by the new ruling.
first class embracing merchandise and
The like, and second class food stuff
and the like Second class matter.
New York, for instance, is now $1.25
for Is pounds, but will be rs cents.
1t is said that the idea prevailint
In certain quarters Of the country
that this new law is because of tn
recent parcel post laws, which allow
20 pound packages to go through thu
mails, was not made because of thes
new laws 1T is an interstate CON
merce ruling" an official Of the com
Iany says, which was to have been
put into effect Dec. /. However special
permission was granted by the com
mission to defer putting the new law
into effect until after the HOLIDAYS.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-01-04
EYE SPECIALIST COM
ING TO GIVE FREE EXAMINATION

The successful eye specialist Of AT
anta, Kennon Mott. will again be II
brunswick, three days only Tuesday
Wednesday and Thursday, Jan 6, T
and s. are the days you can get ex
pert eye examination free. Bad sight,
and headaches and all er
rers of refraction and its results are
corrected by kennon Mott, the Allan
Ia eye specialist, in a scientific man
ner, and glasses are correctly fitted
Chlldren's are given special attention.
Crossed eyes Strengthened without
cutting or pain Office upstairs over
The News Office. opposite Oglethorpe
hotel. Don't forget the dates.
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KIDNEYS
NEED CARE

The kidneys should receive care
full and constant attention-they are
working constantly and demand it
night and day they are filtering the
blood. preventing an accumulation of
poisonous waste matter.
Assist the kidneys in their work.
strengthen them and enable them to
perform their duty without weaken
ng.
Failure to do this will result in de-
posts of poisonous waste material
the circulation becomes clogged and
he system slowly poisoned.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-01-04

Here is a remedy that will cure
your cold. Why waste time and mon
ey experimenting when YOU can get
a pr, aration that has won a world
wide reputation by its cures of this
disease and can always be depended
upon 1t is known everywhere as
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, and is
a medicine of real merit. For sale
by an dealers.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-01-04

There seems to b6SS
difference of opinion "
new automobile registrf
its requirements as to
law only says that nun q
secured on or by Marclh Z
With the understandk \
are holding back on buzz
bers. To date two or ttfl
have been sold and theyfE
at the rate of 300 or 400k !
But information comeyT
effect that cases are bE 2
some points against aus =
ers failing to display ~
Some owners have third 81
numbers away and are -
at all. This may result ~
being made, although II,
what would happen in :,
the court, in the light o.,
of the new act. ~
Secretary Cook isn't -
Interpret the law, but si77
to applicants for their dig
He is personally Of the q
machine owners shuld IL
numbers at once, althd q
not state so officially. ri
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-01-04

When the bowels feel u B
and you miss the eXhilar]
that always follows a cop1(
operation of a dose of SIM
z LIVER REGULATOR
tiers right. You get the res
ly and feel fine, vigorous a
Price, large package, $1.90
25c. Sold by all druggist.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-01-04

DARBY'S PROPHYLAf fe,,,
is a marvellous householQ r.
cures cramp collie instans 5ts
nauseated stomach, heals III
and sores on the surfacek sic,
and destroys germs in thf av+,
1t is used internally AMI Md
Price 80 cts. per bottle.
druggists.
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Nyal's
STONE ROOT COMPOUND
strenqthen the Kidneys,

OIL cry N"S''S VIC NN~1S'
cleanses the blood of all impurities,
opens up the circulation and prevents
the disease from becoming chronic.
We personally recommend this pre-
paration.
Fifty cents and One Dollar the cot
tie.
Whatever a good drug store ought
10 have-and many good things that
other drug stores don't keep you'll
find here. Come to us first and you
will get what you want.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-01-04

Phone l2l for rubber stamps. stem
ell and seals.-W Il. Fain, City Hall
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Prompt and efficient service. HOP.
INS SUPPLY co. Phones 44S and
10.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-01-04

Large. fat mackerel at G. H. Tay-
or s. Phone 1856
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Large, fat mackerel at c. IL. Tay-
Jrs. Phone 1856.
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Persons troubled with IA, hon.
ysis are often very N.Y. narts
by massaging the affectfzamherI
oughly when applying Nso rel
Eminent. This JinimentF hIa h,
rheumatic pains. For &
dealers.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-01-04

y we will
trial sack, if not satisfiG Gowen
fund the money.-WrightZ
Phone 537.
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AUTOMOB|LEsl[A LAW
MISUND[ RoIUUD
H. LICENSES
LAW SAYS THE NEk
,,,,ea eecu-Ea FED BY
MARCH I

: considerable
fgarding the
zion law and
1mbrs. The
7ers must be
e thousands
sg new num-
zee thousand
ire going out
Ger day.
( here to the
ing made at
mobile own
IA numbers.
IN their old
9t using any
many cases
( is doubtful
Est cases in ,
4 the reading
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-01-04

tempting to
ply gives it
n guidance.
opinion that
We the new
5h he does
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-16
DALLAS

DALLAS. W. Va. Dec. 15.-whne at
tending The jury a. Washington. Pa.
las, was taken suddenly ni Of appendi-
citts. Tie was removed Co AN adjoining
room and his condition became 10 sori-
Gus that he was taken 60 "a hospital and
operated upon. A. latest reports Mr..
Mcdonald b. recovering very nicely.
Nhnrley hack who has been In q ser
pital. b. reported a. being improVod and
hopes are FOR his recovery.
Miss Dean Porter. of iteharn. d. spend
Ing scrvcrai days with Mrs. Roy strick-
lin.
Robert clovis bought the Taylor store
80 fcham. and expects Co conduct an
up 90 date store, with prices reasonable
liz many friends wish him success In
Mr. Sara Oufu sturncd 90 wheeling
Monday evening after visiting her par
shoppiuE in wheeling saturday.
Mrs.. prus klmmLga and daughter
dorothy. returned to thsr home M sand
4 lltil sunday. otter tirit with Dallas
Tbs roads In the country districts are
iillluE with snow. The 40. road a.
ao s"a . f r.ne. 's "5 ~. bad sa 20
MONDAY. h'-ider upsrttinE bis sied r.
Miss Ethel Hhoad.s who attends
echg"i at EdrinEtou Lane. spent tho
v,ok end at homo
WIN Marshall wac tranaactinr buai-
ur-r fu Film Grove Saturday.
Earle Nughsa and Frank U.sf were
huHlufsH callers boz Huruatiiic FRIDAY
Miss AIMS Tnlhrrt spent Saturday
with her cousin Mics Ethsf McMhurfer
Mrs. Mabel fnffla0u and Mrs Eurn
Drum nrrr' sunday uighf vito their
willie
Miss Mabel fiho1dsa. or cool rreera.
r.nt SATURDAY with Mice Lfaaie Carder.
Russell Wilson waH thl guest off his
aunt Mrs +. T.. tridtr SUNDAY
I'nt Ryan returned Monday from u
Welt with friends. near Honey Point
Mr and Mrs. Robert clovis arr Che
proud parents OF new hah1 Hirl. burn
sunday
Miaa u0rmae Grimes has returned
h0m" after spcndins q Few weeks tn Elm
Grove
William miller was rel business caller
40 it0nrlH Point Monday.
ltnN Nlr Kennedy VII assist Rev.
luuHluuro Dol Die meetings which will
u.E SIN January fHf
There will D, at least tuo seddinga
nearby neNt week so boys go TIRE horsf
N1dI0a ready.
Mrs John Wuken Del improving after
recent illness
fNnrIef Nrkfr|iIHu rrrrf sun.Irr
'nIHr With hIH rrfndnInfhrr. Nrr I'D
M Archer
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1l26-112S-113O Main Street
EVERYTHING FOR HOUSEKEEPING

Yost. will be watched with interest by
the oil fraternity.
Mr.. Gabriel Leap Is seriously ~ at
her home. ON Clark street. She II about
~ years OF age. and her present illness
II dueIto the infirmities OF old age. she
II an old resident OF the town and her
health.
A. II. Moore. court stenographar. was
at Sistersyille Monday. I'm connection
with the Winner bankruptcy case.
In the case of J. 4. Potts. guardian.
against the Union Traction CO.. the Sc
prcme court has rendered an opinion re-
versing the lower court and remanding
~ for new trial. This case was tried
three times In the circuit court Of this
county. The jury failed to agree in the
first two trials and In the last trial. the
court excluded the evidence and directed
a vedrict for the defendant. The plain
tff appealed the case to the supreme
court with the result as stated above.
The suit was brought on account of n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-16

The Colored Anti-Saloon League oi
Ohio. Columbus; Thomas a. Goode
and others.
The Combined Realty Company
Toledo; l. b. Hiett and others; S25,
900.
The Lohse Automobile Improve
ment Company. Cleveland: Richard
Ryder and others: $4,000,
The n. II. Stoner Oil & Gas Com
pany, Cleveland: II. II. Stoner and
others; $4,000.
The Xylos Rubber Company, Akron
II. O. Polhemus and others: $50. 600.
The Portage Motor Sales Company
Akron; u. + Petley and others
SO 900.
The Minerva State Bank Company
Minerva; =. o. Norris and others
s25.0O0.
Increases.
The Winters Company. Springfield
sol 900 TO $4,000
The Alloy Foundry Company. Ak
ron: $1,000 TO $4,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-16

AZ 4 o'clock yesterday morning. at the
req noids Memorial Hospital. Jesse Ram
som died as result OF the accident
winch occurred Saturday when ne Was
OUT hunung- Mr.. Ransom leaves ma
wire and has mother. Mrs. N. y Ran
some, and several other relatives In
MpundsNille, also a host Of friends who
regret MS death. Funeral services viii
De held tomorrow, Thursday, morning
AZ MS home, conducted by Rev D. hi
smith. OF the Christian church. Inter
ment ~ the Allen Grove cemetery az
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-16
MOUNDSYILLE
Health Officers Report.

At the session Of council held Mon
day evening. Dr. Albert striebich city
health officer. submitted his report Tor
the month Of November. He stated that
the late epidemic of scarlet fever and
dlphtheria was rapidly disappearing
that he had kept close watch on she
schools Of the city for any cases but
had learned accidentally the other day
that numerous cases In the country dis
trtcta had not been reported 20 the
county health officer. as the law re-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-16

Local stores will be open of eve
nings from now until Christmas 20 take
care of the expected holiday rush.
MIR. J. w. Strong will entertain the
members of the Christian Endeavor
Society OF the Church OF God. at his
home on Logan street, tomorrow eve
ming
MI. and Mrs. Earl Muldrew. OF this
city, are visiting relatives at Wood
land
Mr.. ODDS Smith. former resident of
this city. who hrs been visiting here
has returned to his home at Wildwood
w. Va
Miss Thelma. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Scott, II III at her home
on Logan street. this city.
The G. l. &. basketball team OF this
city have ordered uniforms from the
II. G; Fredericks sporting goods house
in Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-16
BEST FOR KIoNEYs-sAYs DOC

DIR. j. T. r. Neal. Greenville. So.
Car. says that in his 30 years of ex.
perience he has found no preparation
LOT the kidneys equal to Foley Kidney
Pills. Pain in back and hfps is an in.
dication of kidney trouble-a warning
10 build up the weakened kidneys.
make them vigorous. Kidding your
blood of acids and poisons. Foley
Kidney Pills will help any case OF
kidney and bladder trouble not be.
and s1.OO sizes. Sold in your town
by Coleman & Co