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NOTICES.


and within wall st.. Pearl st.. Old slip,
East River. whitehall ST.. Broadway.
Beaver vt, and william II.
L, Tho second election district Is bounded
ST.. Front st, Roosevelt st, East River.
Old slip. Pearl St, Wall st. and William At.
The third election district Is bounced by
and within New ST., James Slip.
East River. Front st. Dover ST.. Pearl 81.
The fourth election district IL bounded
st., Roosevelt st. Oak st, Pearl st.. Fulton
ct. William St, North William OF. and
The NTH election, di.tric. Is bounded by
Chambers st. and Park Row:
and within catharine st.. Madison st..
James ST.. New Bowery. Roosevelt st.. Park
Row and East broadway.
by and within Catharine st. Oak St. James
q; New Chamber st.; Noossy.'t st'' New
by and within Cstharinc ST., Catharine
slip. East River, James slip, James st,
The ninth election distrlc, is bounded by
and within Market St. Market slip. East
River catharinc slip. and a diagonal line
ket str.
The tenth election district is bounded by
from the corner Of Market and Hamilton
SITS. to the corner OF Catharine and Cherry
SITS. Catharine 81. and Madison vt.
The eleventh election district IL bounded
by and within Market st., Madison st.,
Catharinc st. and Henry ct.
The twelfth election district II bounded
by and within Rutgers at, Monroe st..
Pix St, Madison 81, Market at. and
Henry 81.
The thirteenth election district II bounded
by and within Rutgers St, Rutgers slip,
East River, Market Slip. Market ST., Madi-
son st.. Pike st and Monroe ~.
The fourteenth election district Is bounded
by and within Jefferson ST.. Cherry st..
Rutgers ST. and Henry st.
The fifteenth election district IL bounded
by and within Clinton st.. East River,
Rutgers slip. Cherry st. Jefferson st. and
Madison ST.
The sixteenth election district Is bounded
by and within Montgomery ST., Cherry St.
Clinton st. and Madison st.
The seventeenth election district 10
bounded by and within "A diagonal line
from the corner OF Montgomery and Henry
SITS. to the corner Of Gouverneur and Madi-
son SITS. Madison ST.. Jefferson st. and
Henry st.
III eighteenth election district Il,
bounded bv and within Gouverneur st. a
disgonal. line from the corner Of Gouvcr-
neur and Madison SITS. 10 the corner or
Montgomery and Henry SITS. Henry St.
Clinton St. East Broadway. Montgomery
st. and Division ST.
The nineteenth election district ID
bounded by and within Gouverneur st.,
Division st. Montgomery ST.. East Broad
way, Clinton st. and Grand IT.
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Tuc first election district Is bounded h,
and within West Aith st, Tenth ave. Yves,
4Sd st, aud Eleventh ave,
The second election district Is bounded
by aud within WCSt 18th St, a diagona
line from the corner Of West i6th st. and
Nlnth ave, to the corner OF Tenth ave
aud West 4tth St, West iith st, and Hud
son River,
The third election district T. bounded by
aud within q diagonal line from tho corner
Of West itth ~. and Tenth ave, to The
corner NJ West isth st, and ninth ave.
Ninth ave, West i5d ~, and Tenth ave.
The fourth election district Is bounded
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Eioht,cnn i,,emtM Dis,rict.

The nrst election district l. bounded nv
auI Within E'st "9th ST., Second ave
East 1Gth 81, and Third ave. '
rho second election district Is bounded
~ aud NI,r,n Ea>, aI,u St. FIRST ave
East 18th 81 and second ave.
the thlrd .%cl',tlol district Is bounded
hy ana Within latst ssh It,, First ave.
East i7th ~. ant SECOND ave
Tho fourth election district Is bounded
nv and Within East a>th at, East River,
East 56th 81. and First ave.
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Nco0Hd assembly District.
The FIRST election district Is bounded by
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assembly District.

Northwest o of +. 18th II.
ana Madison sve....,.... .Fireproofinc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-12
THE TAX SITUATION AT CHARLESTON


tesfbe he o Delegates
Of
industry inspection the the
hotal which
In to the
viii daily this
regularly bills
dollars Republican
lines referred above OF Republican
OF
OF
legislation and
eliminate
o
II Will other In
limit their
public and
Wheeling
the State Local will be
will be- seriously disturbed by
Common honesty between Of
State demand that these companies the charges
OF the State have paid these the
simply
pay for the special which
saddle
nequitable an a grossa
tax bill such bill the
of which bill ought
TO be favored Legislature ground
Of public policy II Will Of
the degree for the epor
public "a takin 'FRONT.'
these measures are not passed by this
issues in the next election in Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-12
MR.. WELLS FORESIGHT

The remarkable conclusions reached
by Judge Littlepage in the case just
argued before him. and which result
ed In the issuance OF a permanent in
junction enjoining the Intermediate
Court OF Kanawha county from the
trial OF Leo Well. the legal represent
alive OF the Manufacturers Light a.
Heat Company. charged with the at
tempted bribery of State officials.
have. after all. a reasonable expiana-
lion The sympathetic character Of
the rulings OF the court was not sur
prising to those conversant with the
Influences that operated in favor Of
would have had no influence.
Mr.. We'll had the foresight In 10.
tanning a large and imposing array
Of counsel. such a. ID man with the
disposition Of great wealth in his
hands only could secure. ,o employ
among others not only the son Of che
trial judge, bur also the brother Of
the court With an intelligent and 'm.
partial bench. these circumstances
would hacv had no influence
However. the unusual judgment OF
this court has been appealed 10 %
higher tribunal the Supreme Court
Or the State. where 90 is sure 10 re-.
'eive a careful and wholly unbiased
review. ~ that court shall uphold the
foraT ramFsvH#.r.. .. .. gf.. .r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-12

The new Trade Commission ap-
pointed BY President Wilson In
accordance with recent legislation
enacted by Congress. - about 20
organize for the purpose ~ doing
unto many what the Interstate
Commerce. Commission and the
United States Corporation Com
mission have done unto feW-and
not necessarily as they would b.
done Dy. or this new commission
the President has said that IL is
charged with duties rivalinE those
OF the supreme Court OF the
United States. and considerable
speculation has arisen as TO
whether or not the personnel OF
the new body u to be- comparable
In the world Of business with that
Of the supreme judicial body. IN
the wopld OF law
Yet II Is not with the personal
ity OF this Commission that we
need To deal az the moment. but
with the tendency 10 delegate TO
commission generally. such board
powers that We seem 10 b. dcVe-
looping along lines more closely
AMI ~ NAA" NMAfANAA NNAN kNHNNHNMH
ment OF Russia, than 20 those laid
down in the Constitution OF the
United States for the establish
ment OF a true democracy For
President Wilson going further IN
his description OF the powers this
commission might have said. that
II not only rivals the Supreme
Court IN that It may adjudcate,
but also partakes OF the power
OF Congress In the making OF the
laws under which 10 Is later 10
decide cases and still further. that
IL encroaches upon the preroga-
tiyes Of the President himself. IN
that IL is also to execute those
laws and adjudicatiuns. Thus, IN
itself. IL comprehend the three
branches OF government provided
for by the Constitution-the lePis-
latiye. the judicial and the excCu-
tive.
Not only have We the several
commissions specially created as
such by Congress. and the Nation
al Reserve Board which in reality
IL a financial Congressional Com
mission. but IN addition. both the
government postal monopoly and
the Treasury Department have
maintained and do maintain bodies
exercising similar triTliCate func-
tons, while In the administration
Of the several states may be found
an ever-growinE number OF trium-
virates. obllgarchies or other
boards generally known as COM
HnHEHHnmH l.
more than a coincidence that as
the new Trade commission Is
brought into existence. we hear
the crash Of a ruined Public Ser
vice Commission in the State OF
New York 4 new Trade Com
missioner promises Even handed
justice vigilaut protection Of the
public interest from cnCToaChment
OF dishonest business. and as well.
constructed help 10 business which
Is fairly dcsirious OF aCcOmadinE
itself TO the law and the public
faith in commissions is not shaken.
our hope springs eternal and our
charity contrives to provide places
for the Faithful
II Is not a new principle in GOV
ernment-this delegation Of ME
nary powers 10 few men
whether a Roman triumvirate.
committee OF public safety in the
days Of the French Revolution.
or Of crises In frontier camps. or
70 a Federal commission OF the
United states government Of TO-
day. Yet II may be said that iu
these earlier instances the exigcu-
cies Of the moment were more
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-12
PARTY UNIFCATION

Another encouraging note Of the
complete unihcation Of the Ropubli.
can voters that is going ON in the
country comes from Maine. where
municipal elections have recently
been held in seventeen cities. disrIos-
ink great Democratic losses. The
chairman OF the Maine Republican
state Committee sees in the results
OF these elections a strong drift TO
the Republican party from both the
Democratic and Progressive parties.
Chairman Parkhurst takes great com
fort from the fact that I'm 1914 when
the state election was also held the
Republicans carried only seven Of
these cities. while iu the elections Just
held they carried eleven OF the sew.
enteen and reduced the major.ues On
cities whore they did not win.
The Republican State chairman
points that 30 is OF particular slenIa.
canoe at the present time that She
Republicans have carried AUGUSTA.
The capital. and Democratic strong
hold for the lsst six or eight years.
by o. good majority. they have also
carried Wateryillc. also Democratic
lar 20 number of gears aud the home
of United States Senator johnson. n
Democrat by substantial majority
indicating the return OF these c.Ies
to The Republican ranks
The percentage Of gain in fhe sew
'ntern cities that voted carried out
'mouah the State would give fHs re.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-12
EFFECTIVE FIRE FIGHTING

70 would appear that some Of the
criticisms on the MANAGEMENT OF the
Scottish Rite Cathedral fire had
something % DO with the oNtaurI.n.
arr request OF tho fire department for
new equipment in diyorfius tha ALTON
ton Of The public 10 all the r,porfe
oi the crude manner Ir which tHIr rr.
Was fousht are true. then tho fr Ia
Dartmrnt does not stand su mrrh n
need of other equipment tEau uHa. DO
has as better drilled corps OF ara
fighters
Tais .lsuI.eucy of equipment .s
a now STORY. 1s H, p.Id,m boa. BIAS
been that tBa Wheeling rr. d.uar.
msut vae the m.H efficient o. ans
r.fy of Ifs aIz. Ia tho ruunfr. DO
is clear fhafG Co 0ra department I. fo
b. kept n bIfH state of efficiency
NOT only must Ha equipment Doc bon
proper condition. bH. ifH mF.I nal
member must bs drilled fr meet en-
.Frur.aa ouch aa rf..rr .E .H.m...rn
.n tho rasn of .H. Scottish gf. .a
ffr1ral Orc FaI.r. .H m... f.. ..r
sonabIa expectation. NJ effective. work
cannot bo .faHdr1 o.. ...r... ar r.
HIHc'en- equipment IrIrUH.H. T.u
aHd rr.Hlr.fH.s. ord. .Hu ...n.r..
af rI.."s.rHaa .H CONTROLLING nr..
free GOA. should .Hu..am... Ha best
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-12

ducing the rates OF the Manufactur-
ors' Light q Heat Company. Can Mr.
Well continue longer his intlmation
that he is the victim OF a frame-up.
WHEN. by his very acts. he seeks 20
mufhe and suppress the facts which
the prosecuting attorney OF Kanswha
county Is trying to bring forth? How
utterly Inconsistent with the state
ments made in the past are the pres
ent actions OF Mr.. Well and his legal
associates"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-12

oI llH1fg HhTag ,Ts. and no. should Ha
supported and nis hands upheld boa Cd F.
ordeal The Intelligence was one of
lhu leaders iu tle tax reform hght of
l'"1. and have no doubt will continue
q" %" such BOO the future battles wbIuH
mo-" seem Impending boz this conflict bal
my humble way as 90 citizen iu ths ranF. II
nl LNt republican party j ann ready anil
wiling Co do all that lies within my
power 20 see that the direct state tu.
.e completely removed on or both urop-
'fIl and INCOMES. and Indirect tass-
.Li''l Ninn privileges Co insure 20 sue
.'l.ni revenue O. run the state govern.
W'hh We should Il| rally 20 the -. -
port cot l.' governor and give him u HHr.
T.'L H,'HltF'Iu"tI We can IN this fgIf.
lir needs 10. and lf left alone he d. UaI|.
I' h...m" discouraged and feel that trs
people are not with him. Let uS AN I'D.
Whatever Va, can. and do DO proruut1.
@" Insure The governor that the vnar
majority of The people iu this state rr.
lu FAVOR uf bis policy upon tho o..
NNr-t. D hope you may nud suFiclsut
-IH.. DOB luHr payer FOR the publication
oi this informal note Z am
Very truly yours.
SHERMAN ROBINSON
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-12

acute than seems 10 De- the case
az the present time In what has
almost come to b. the Federal
placuce, copied BY the States
Nhen Congress has neither the
ume nor the patience thoroughly
70 meet situation. there b. then
one way QUITO delegate its Leg
isIative authority 10 a commission
ana 10 accord also what 10 does
not possess. namely. the sNecu-
i've and judicial functions
IL seems % b. the latest Fad in
nateria poiiuca. n the BODY DO
llllc mas a pain. Congress assigns
committee 10 diagnose the case.
when the committee has Given "
up. commission Is appointed
The commission lis authorized ON
powered and ordered 20 effect a
cure. and thereupon IL proceeds
10 examine. prescribe. compound
ana administer remedies. excise
parts and deceutly inter the same.
let these commissions are not
truly legislative. FOR they do not
proceed BY debate or deliberation
m public. and they are unauthor-
lzed constitutionally. They are
not Truly judicial. for they are
pound BY no forms of procedure
or requirement that counsel be-
heard. or that opinions BE- writ
ten. NeitheR are they. OF necessi-
~, learned in anything They are
not truly executive. for they are
not restricted TO the enforcement
OF statutes which they neither
make nor can alter. or the law
a. adludiCated BY courts. SIN
they make the ruIes-which are
laws render decisions. which
are judgments. and enforce obe-
dience-by way Of execution.
The broad and benefcent dis
ulbution OF power and authority
devised by our ancestors To the
tnd that this may be a govern
ment Of laws and not OF men has
certain lack of adaptabiIitv
when the Nation and the States
as such. are mined to own. 10 op-
crate. to control, OF to regulate all
important business factors and
enterprises. 10 is much the same
case as If popular government alb
dicated In favor Of tyrant. die
tator. elector or the like. whatever
be the name. and We are often
told that a benevolent despotism
Is the best form OF government
Adam, broadly delegated To re-
plenish the earth and subdue il.
held the first commission The
earth having become replenished.
thereupon Moses. Saul. solomon
and the others made adjudicated
and executed laws, all with ample
sanction and authorization but
the earth still remained To be and
was subdued, though as to who
and what was back Of Menes and
kameses Second. Nebuchadnezzer
and Belshazzar. Philip and Alex
ander, Caesar and Nero. Genghis
Kahn, the ManChus. the Roman
ous, and che rest Of the lot we
may have our doubts. but stiu
they are commissioner true
commissioners-in all things ex-
cept the name.
What is the logical ending OF
the road upon which We have an
parentiy set our fpet2 Are We TO
20 forward, allowing cur legisla-
lures TO add impossible tasks to
their untitled duties. and then
delegate 20 commissioners not
only their own powers. but 9th
ers, rowarding each failure with
greater extension Of powers and
the authority 10 lay heavier pen
aities2 Not until the millennium
can government by commission
be one of equity and Justice. but
then we shall need no rulers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-12

publicans plurality over the Demo
Gratis Of $4,000. Further. the result
in these elections is accepted by those
familiar with conditions lu Maine as
evidence Of the return Of the Pro
gressives to the Republican ranks. OF
growing opposition TO the Demo.
cratic administration ia Washington,
and Of railying TO the Republican par
ty Of voters who in recent years have
been acting with the Democrats. and
as an assurance Of Republican land.
slide in 1916.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-12
Comments of
Ohio Editors


D. .U. ..rI ..its management would
E'i i"F. tfDr and HErs' uuun two Ur fhr..
innings tLHI should be done az this s..
.'.n. ana then concentrate it, cnerH.
upon them. DO would render tho hlgusHt
NHI.'. service. Isrt lf o. has no control.
iuF motive ur purpose. and splits itafIf
.n.. - score ur moro % little desires. o.
VIII prov. itself "a drag 10 the star.
rather fn1n benefit Do ie time 20 sfnU
squirting ar.uu. among wilkins aud a...
.' down fH N".H prem. Tho IUrfa'uF...
".. enough H. r.a. mon Co DO Co. Or fH..
would cabs. bold .. the wOrk.-OhIu sfH..
Journal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-12
UNCLE WALT: Ripping Rhymes.


MINK. eH- Jones 300 buy a car" Hc lightly spoke nor
0-1 %" ' h. HEhld then bis punk cigar 90 the
.,.rJ -.... village hf But he'd gone % half block
'''' SALESMAN Hree smiling statesmen down. each
handed our bis line of falk each sold the finest
a n ioNn Dne pulled Dim pulled west 90 show him
1 al gay one grabbed hm firmly by the vest and dragged
@ ~ a" at"a. If.n tive agents they d
o N-a ' hlF carr Doe broke thc chased him
Der mc village near end Gar 20. cslhcd his home and locked ho
'o OUTSIDE iI statesmen raised their climbed the roof and
- or Tour a down tfe alh.c he day they talked
V ms ana starts m night they upon and spelled Ey m
Nunuk ~a ulH 7 wished thar be- dead All beaten then
motor car and begged them % Seek the deuce
WALT MASON
''ot5fEI.s l'lA d.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-12
OPPOSES DIRECT TAX


Editor the Wheeling Intelligence.
Dear -lT-Hlt seems that our present
legislature 81 COINS tn TAIL TO- taN COAL
90 and gas. Zoo lieu of this. 30 appears
that direct TAX De- Goo De- laid 600 Iur
comes. and Cd further direct state iHN
on the property of the citizens uf the
state. As suggested ir The editorial
uf the Intelligence Of n Few days
since. we al Thought that the
tax question had been settled 600 West
Virginia. hut 90 seems that We have
been dcrDINirE UurHslEne Governor Hate
field is making 90 splendid Tight for fh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-12

1914 running al greatly reduced speed.
Has an America suddenly become Iu-
Competent We have supposed tFat al.
ultcd states has been right 100 the van
win ITS Industrial Ingenuity. and that
% "a great many fields We led the world.
lut iu order % make out 90 good case
Tor DTS pet tariff theories tur secretary
'' 'nIniHHfr' informs uH that our
methods are obsolete
in short the agiutr Mr.. IsIT.r.
places most Of ths biHu, for tho worst
Itde oppression Iu 20 years rr1n the
l''pls VINO have billions uf dollars in
N'sirn ln Industries. and set Ia mot Htt~
SUFFICIENT sense % operate. their own
works suCCsssful.y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-12

Warning Americans t1 leave Msstra
city when they can't get out De- lkr frg
Htereptyped advice OF the physician ta
the rauprr patient. IAN Eo. need isl "a
change Of climate"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-12

We have looked in vain for report
OF that peace speech the German chan-
o"liur was billed Co make IN the Reich
stag "Wednesday. Us that another OF
Kitchener ioEcs7
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-12

Do DO Del true that the business men of
.h. country don't know how tu conduct
Their erterUrifee the Democratic party
BEL not a competent instructor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-12

should resort tp The Wilson patent p-y-
Geological treatment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-12
GOVERNMENT OF COMMISSION
The New Trade Body Another Example of the TenJenc
Towards Bureaucratic Rule
BY WALDO G. MORSE

NOunchor IN the American Academy OF Jurisprudence
Copyright 1915. b. fubhc Ledger Company
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-12

fTHE ISTELLiGESCER. embracing
IT, several editions. o. entered In the
postOnice Al Whe@iinE. ". Va. a. sec
ond-elass mattsr.l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-12
BECAUSE IT'S FRIDAY
You Can Buy These Articles at Bargain Prices
Extra Values In Spring Wash Silks

From either the quality or the price view point
these b ana stInCh Spring Wash silks arc rn-
usual Vauos. A splendid choice o. ,oors 40
and patterns Friday al sec and ........ Hoe
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1915-08-31
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

SMOKE WINNEVA CIGARS.-advt
Attorney C. E. Robins is spending
the day in Goleonda.
~
G.. w. Summerfeld returned yester-
day from a visit to Reno.
~
J. D. DeLorme is in town from Roch-
ester, registered at the Eldorado.
ID
Trainmaster NJ. O'Connor, of the
Western Pacific, was in town yesterday.
J. c.. Bell came in from Fallon yes
terday and registered at the Eldorado.
H.
SMOKE WINNEVA CIGARS.-advt
H.
Former State Senator w. J.. Bell has
returned from a visit to the San Fran
cisco Exposition.
Attorney T. j. ID. Salter returned
this morning from a visit to the San
Francisco Exposition.
a.
Mrs. l.. d. Hubbard, who had been
seriously i'll for the past ten days, is
able to be out today.
o.
Judge J. A. Langwith returned this
morning from a professional trip to
San Francisco and Carson City.
d.
SMOKE WINNEVA CTGARS.-advi
a.
f. M. Gillespie, of Las Animas, Col
orado, left this afternoon for Idaho
after visiting with his sister, Mrs. A.
q Fshburn.
Mrs. Fanny Hoffman returned to SaI
Francisco Saturday evening, after q
three months visit with friends anC
relatives here.
Miss Larsen, stenographer for Sal
ter, Robins & Frame, has returned from
a two weeks vacation, spent at Vir
ginia City and Reno.
r.
Miss Gladys Harrison, of Minneapo
is, returned yesterday from a visit l.
her brother, p. G.. Harrison, superin
teDdent of the National mines.
a.
John ~Petrinovieh, proprietor of tn
Eldorado cafe, accompanied by his fan
lily, arrived in town this afternoon, vi
the Western Pacific, from Hollistei
California.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1915-08-31
A THOROUGH TEST
One to Convince the Most Skeptical
Winnemucca Reader

The test of time is the test that
counts.
Doan' s Kidney Pills have made their
reputation by effective action.
The following case is typical.
Winnemucca residents should be con
WINGED.
The testimony is confirmed the
proof complete.
Testimony like this cannot be ig-
nored.
P. Koran, retired farmer, 705 Hill
ST., Reno, New, says: q suffered from
kidney and bladder trouble for years.
nothing helped me and | was miserable
all the time. / had to get up often at
night and couldn't rest. There was a
sealding sensation when passing the
kidney seeretions. The first box of
Doan's Kidney Pills removed the IN
fiammation and regulated my kidneys,
so as to give me rest at night
OVER FIVE YEARS LATER Mr..
Koran said: 81 am still free from kid
Eey trouble
Price soc at all dealers. Don I
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Deans Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Koran had. Foster Milbnrn Co,
Props, Buffalo, N. Y. -advt.