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University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1916-03-26
NO HYPHENATING AT THIS CLUB
Cosmopolitan Students Are Entertain
ed by Mrs. W. z. Anderson.

Although the European nations are
at war, the representatives of these
same nations meet in Columbia and
talk of their problems in a most
friendly way.
Friday night Mrs. w. p. Anderson,
native of Russia, entertained the Cos
mopolitan Club at Sampson Hall.
Eighteen persons were present, rep
resenting eleven countries, among
them the warning nations of Austria,
Russia, England and Japan.
The program consisted of speeches,
songs and piano so>os. DR.. r. J. ker-
ner of the history department spoke
on two phases of cosmOpOlitanism,
what it is and what it means. Herman
Roth. president of the club. told of
the contrast between Austria and
America. W MidzunO spoke on the
modern Japan and why he came to
America. F. G. Gutekunst sang two
patriotic songs, and J. NJ. Mueller play
ed two selections from English and
German composers.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1916-03-26
BRCNETTES TO RULE "FOLLIES,
Cast Chosen and Work Under Way for
Farmers Fair Stunt.

The "Follies" cast of the Farmers
Fair will meet Wednesday night to
perfect its plans for the fair The
chorus of men and women" has been
picked; the play has been written, and
all that remains TO be done is the
polishing of the dances and of the
speaking parts. Fifty candidates for
the "Follies" appeared last Wednes-
day might.
In the Beauty Chorus, brunettes will
predominant this year. Paul Barnes
will stage a Russian ballet dance, in
stead of his Salome of last year. T. NJ
Cornell and C. NJ. Culver, both men,
bers of the Glee Club, will be featured
in the singing parts.
The "Follies" cast will practice
twice weekly from now until May 5,
the date of the fair.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1916-03-26
TO DISCUSS CITY'S MILK SUPPLY
{. II. Eckles Will Speak at Civic
League HOmekeeperS' Program.

The WOmen's Civic League of Co
lumbia will give homekeepers' pro-
gram at the regular meeting at 2:3O
o'clock Tuesday afternoon in Room
A. Y. NJ. c. A. Building. The laundries
street cleaning and milk supply of Co
lumbia will be discussed.
Prof. c. H. Eckles will tell about
The Milk Which Comes Into Colum-
bia homes" Mrs. l.. L. Bernard will
speak on What She'll We Do About
Our Laundries?" Mrs. ]. B. Cole will
talk about Street Cleaning" Mrs. ]
f. Wrench will have charge of the
program.
Plans for Clean-Up Week will also
be discussed.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1916-03-26
BARNES GYM CAPTAIN
Six Men From This Years Squad Will
Receive Ms.

Paul Barnes was elected captain
of next years gymnasium team at the
meeting of the squad in Rothwell Gym
nasium Friday night. This is Barnes
second year on the team. The ten
men who have been picked for the
squad are l.. V. Finley, Sidney Loeff-
Ter, Frank Matthews, Harvey Heiser
Luckett Smith, William Steele, George
Schreiner, E. A. Muench, E. B. Hotze
and Paul Barnes. These men were
picked from eighteen candidates.
Six men from the squad will be pick
ed next Wednesday night by Direct
or c. L. Brewer H. F. Schultz ard c
E. Van Gent They will receive Ms
Director Brewer and Mr.. Schultz
have coached the team this year. The
indoor work will be continued. says
the new captain.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1916-03-26

Again the sentiment of the people
of Centralia is divided. This time II Is
not over the killing Of man; II Is hot
over politics, for they are all Workihs
toward one end, the election OF 'heli
esteemed fellow-citizen, ]. Kelly fool'
as secretary of state; this time II ls
ra,igion as preached by an evangelist.
In Centralia they are just emerging
from the longest religious revival ever
hold there Five weeks ago. Dr.
Charles T. Wheeler, a trayeiihg evan
peIist preached his first sermon 10 d
crowd that filled the Baptist Church'
with a seating capacity of 1'lVo per
SONS. and since that time he mas ue
livered a sermon twice each da! u
equally large crowds.
put in spjte OF this showing many
especiallv the men, say that the
vivaI is a failure; that Doctor "hee'-
ar.s methods are too crude and undls,
ri6ad for a preacher of the gospel anu
that hardly any converts nave Oeeh
made The followers nave ieaO'
oors TO these arguments. lhe!.
noirt 70 the many citizens VINO '"es
cav have taken on religion. Inc! 'ell
vor that more converts would nave
-, made if they had large taDer-
- 20 hold the crowds. Because Vi
.ns limited snace. they say, only Chris
.;ans have attended They tell you
.,o. those who object to the melho"9
of Doctor Wheeler are thoSe "'''
have not religion and do not want H.
rho reporter sought an interview
with Doctor Wheeler IN HIS n.y..
room Living on the bed was a niiuu'.
aoo, man of strapping build. HIS per
sonaIitv was attractive as he SpoNe'
Ie answered questions quickly po','
" though his voice was harsn "
cold The reporter told MN
.Soro ~ was some opposition in the
town TO his actions on the pia'lo' ILL.,
The evangelist laughed
you know" he said in a pass 'O,v 'u.,
.;. g funny the way people now
when YOU step on their toes. Inc.
called me here to tell them 'ru'".
! told them that all things are ros.
and the world pure, there "ouiu Io
NO .nv objection, but when | tell then
Of their shortcomings. they howl Du'
- does them no good. l am mere "
to, them of their wrongdoing'
The services that night were con-
Quoted like the camp meetings OF long
ago. The music master joked with the
children who sat in the front rows and
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1916-03-26
Attended Classmates Funeral.

The freshman class of the Colum-
bia High School, in charge of Misses
Mary Gray and Bess Carter. teachers.
attended in a body the funeral Fri
day of MAYNARD Hulett, a member of
the class, who died Wednesday night.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1916-03-26
H.F. Sedwick, A. b. 'OS, to New Jersey

H. F. Sedwick, A. B. '0S, who has
been district quartermaster of the
Panama Canal Zone, has recently been
made assistant quartermaster at
Carney's Point, n. j., for Du Pont, De
Nemours & Co.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1916-03-26

Mcpherson, had instruction in stock
Judging last week at the University
farm. This is an annual custom.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28
PLAN ABANDONED
Continued from First Page.}


from becoming merchandise" in the
state. He explained it WAS the custom
in Democratic rs well as Republican
communities for certain. persons con.
trolling minority parties to propose 10
some candidate in one NJ the major
Ivy parties Ia throw their support To
him if he would pay their party cam
paign expenses. It thus happened.
he said. that Democratic officers were
elected in Republican communities
land Republican officers in Democratic
communities, and the purpose Of the
measure was 10 keep candidates in
their own parties.
Mr.. Talbot. The Democrats floor
leader. supported the amendment AMI
after much discussion il was passed ~
46 10 IS.
Another important amendment WAS
proposed by Delegate Pierce who wall
cd the law changed so thai election
clerks would max" four certificates Of
The result one 10 he nailed on The
door Of The polling place one each for
the circuit and county courts. and one
10 be promptly Sent 10 the Secretary
OF Stale 1T Charleston He explained
that his amendment would allow the
people OF The state 10 know the re-
suit Of The primaries. There was SOM"
opposition but it passed. as did the phi
mary bill, ~ IL -.
Resolutions Suspended
The resolutions unSetaing certain
members Of The house were indrfiniic-
~ suspended. and The house recessed
for fifteen minutes.
Meantime The senate had again gut
down to business. but the election In.
vcStigatiOn movement having heen
abandoned there was nothing for il 10
90 but take up lis bills. which The
house had amended The registration
hill was promptly sent back 10 thu
house and returned in few minutes
with the request for Il conference cons
miltee. Senators Blessing. Gregory
and McCuskey were named. The same
action was taken with the primary bill.
with Senators kcim. Parrish and Nor
ton as The committee.
Senator. Marshall objected TO hn
appointment Of The committees With
out hearing tho amendments read hu.
The senate was eager 10 wind Hp is
work and he made no Roadway.
The bribery investigation which
caused a stir last week was another
hit Of business finally disposed of
when Delegate Wolf reported in the
house that the committee had found
nothing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28

conditions in the local stock yards
were unchanged.
The calves, hogs. and horses which
have been inoculIaed with virus lax
en- from the suspected cattle have
shown no signs of the effect OF me
serum Veterinarians declared 1t PROB
ably would be Wednesday before tie
infection would make itself shown II
al all.
\ report that foo! and mouth dis
ease had been found in the herd OF
John Schmidt. near TrSCou, Hans,
was shown nr. Fleming. After Il gov
crnmenl veterinarian had Inspected
thc herd. Dr. Fleming said:
DIR. r. l. kischner. who made the
inspection. in his report said typical
LESSONS of foot and mouth disease have
been found.
"HOwever | am inclined 10 believe
that The conditions at TescotL paratiei
those existing here and will not term
the TescOtL herd afflicted with foot
and mouth disease until more concIus-
i've evidence is obtained.
Kansas City and ST. Joseph markets
were operating under a restricted
quarantine today. incoming shipments
being allowed only in cases Of cattle
for immediate slaughter No develop
mpnts have been noticed Al ST. 'iosepn
where The WauncIa herd was fed and
watered on their WAY from Nebraska
10 Kansas City.
SALINA. Kan. Nov. @7.--lnIeCtion
among g& head ri cattle on the farm
OF John Schmidt, near Tescott, was
today pronounced the fool and mouth
Li.cnun nv Il. |, kiScEnrr United
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28
A LAME, ACCH|Y
BACK RELIEVED
WHEELING LADY TELLS HOW
TANLAC RESTORED APPETITE
AND MADE HER FEEL
1907 BETTER
Praises It To Sky

Il Was long a sufferer with stomach
trouble. Indigestion and kidney trou-
Bile and never enjoyed Il real good ap-
petite" said Mrs. ]. Lnaver Of Wheel
ing some time ago. Il had tried diet
ing and most all kinds Of medicine
without relief. After eating ! would
have heavy. blnated feeling In my
stomach and dieting seemed 10 make
no difference. Whatever ate no mai
Ter how careful | was, gave me lrol-
Bile. hadn't much appetite and was
troubled great deal with back aches
and pains in the region OF Kidneys
Most everyone must know what IL Is
10 suited with kidney trouble, stomach
and indigestion trouble, stomach ami
indigestion ailments and the SymH-
toms arc certainly most dIsagr"aDle.
want 10 say however that after try
ing everything else took the rc"nl-
mendaliOn Of Wheeling propl" AMI
tried Tanlac and my relief through lis
use was nothing short Of wonderful.
My stomach was made one hundred
pc: cent better and my appetite W2S
increased in marvellous manner. |
relish my meals and have M trouble.
Ny hack seldom aches though I've
taken TanlaC but short time and |
feel such a big change in my condition
| consider TNnlac nothing short OF
wonderful. took hu1 one bottle and
found ii exactly as recommended AMI
am glad to Join The others in praiS-
ing IL concluded Mrs. Leaver, who re-
sides at I%n9 Jacob Street.
thousands Of people have verified
The oft repeated statement that Tan
lac is the Master Medicine for StOm-
ach. kidney and liver ailments. II Is
not magic 1t is common sense. Tan
lac was crralrd 10 cleanse The system
first and then stimulate and revive
The WORKOUT tagging vital organs.
With these vital organs performing
their functions properly nature her.
self brings the system back 10 normal.
c. II. CrieSt & Co. Sole Tanlac agents
here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28
LEGAL NOTICE
Probate OF VIII.

Probate OF VIII.
u;iirr y! rho "i.. IulIy ti:!t. Ohio county Stale
- West Nlr:ina.
In tn, matter ~ the Probate 81 tho Las, VIII ami
To-: amen, r| William lI'w: 'issi!"y. ".c"aS"i
Tho obi,'l If the petition i.rI III this mater ;hi'
"Iin rIsy q: Soirm"i i"l| - {" have admitted IN
probate and record lalrc writing HJrp"riE's To y"
tho Last Nl| amt Testament 80 William 'iMy
t;ar'lcy deceased. bearing date IL" IN ddy ~ NJ
gust 1917. Grd appearing 'r"m al affidavit MOI
VIII. me- ~ nv ";i.:" that Mad" Marry. Il p'FSnii
who j. ;h"rciu ,l! ir sI'd i,tltl"n declared ~ Nc
M o-rStrd ~ -" ir.a'" "i -atG wH IS non -EcSi'
den; VI thr STATE - w.: N!'-.ntL. !, ley Ea"!
t'.r,rt ordered th.. 'h' >ad M"H'r MaarF. together
u,'h tile unknown LIr~ II tEr raW William Henry
tiar:l.y -: the r.rs - ans "f them Vino are u"
,ur:cr living do ari.a? q; my office in the t:Ly .;
Wheeling in :;:r County and STATE aforesaid within
on" month ate tic Ia" :: III" first Inmirati"H
hereof srd do What = necessary n project their III
;etr>,S N sad matte,
Ti. hearing If thr >a',! fr'tnr Is SGT f"r Ia"
"r.h day ii H,-cllirr IHG. ~ !" "'riurE a. ~.
LullE II WELLS.
Cl,fk oc IN" ,outs rru1. uh'o r"i'iy. State O:
Nr,; Nr%.nia.
IL = /" ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28
Security Trustee
Agents
Bell T-Telephores-Nat1. sea.
COAL COMPANY BUYS RAILROAD.

Special Dispatch The Intcllignnccr.
COLUMBUS, o., Nov. .1--7'ha Nariet-
ta. Columbus and Cleveland railroad
was purchased today ny the Black Dia-
,uond Co, Of Columbus. from Henry II.
Isham, Of Elizabeth. y. J.. Traffic will
be resumed at an early date. The linz
EuS been in rtrr ISeTSh!D.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28
VIRGINIA RETURNS COMPLETE

RICHMOND Va. Nov. @..~-t'omp!r:e
official returns from Virginia as c"r'i-
fed TODAY hv RI" state heard nf can
va~ss-s shows the total vote 80: Wilson
vas tn2.&3! and tor Hughes. i2.55S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28

hands Of the Trujonic troops. 4
severe defeat of The entente forces
northwest Of Monastir also was rec
orded. \ great attack delivered by
the entente troops along the Mace
donian front from TrnOva, northwest
Of Monastir, 10 Markovo. northeast Of
that city, failed, says the announce
ment,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28
OHIO TOWN VOTES DRY.

Steciai Dispatch 10 tho lntc!l,scncer.
COLUMBUS. o.. Nov. 2T.--LtthnpuliS.
In Fairfield county. today voted dry By
IL majority. There VAS One saloon IN
! ne town
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28
WILLIAM D. LEE, Foreman.

WILLIAM D. LEE, Foreman.
After Qelib.raiiuG on" AMI "n"-nail
huurs. the Jury in common pienS court ~
81, Clai willie, returned tho above YER
diet aGain$; Harry %Aldini. E"llhlre
Italian who w:tS charged with III" Tnur-
,icr 81 Lee Rankin. paymaaucr Tor the
Florence, mine Of III" !. ~ g. Coal COM
uuuy. ucar Martins Ferry. on the fore
noon uf September 9. The caSc WAS
given Ia the jury al $50 o'clock, and nc
verdict was returned at 3:"p.
The verdict carries with II S0ntenc,;
To- life lruprlSoumrnt WITHOUT hope on
pardon The usual motion for q new
;rial was iuad" by counsel for Raldlnl.
and WAS taken under CONSIDERATION u!
Iudg. Charles Lynch. who presided over
Raldlni received the verdict without
any display OF feeling. and miLinthneo
tn. Snnle Indifferent attitude when HIS
marked III" trial. The court room WIS
crowded during the afternoon ANA might.
The cas-. was started last Monday, hut
NOR. thau ESQ days We're consumed III
Securinr Il jury.
New Witnesses for Defense.
Til" dcfcuSr rested in the case S"orIl!
betnr,, nouu The defendant was not
n,aced on the. Stand and this TACT crairu
M lit tie comment. Only lew minor
witnesses were examined ~ IN" uo'GlI,''
during tho morning. and the aFs"'ltM ~
nr counsel wore started as soon rs ING
was tirvctup"d from thcS" witnesses. anu
all others who hah not been heard IN INC
cas- were dismissed.
An unlimited tiuir WAS gwen 10 Sach
Side for the argument Of the f4N',.
Prosecutor ThuguhurE made the "t'"Elit~
argument and WAS followed by Attorney
T. W Srhrri%cr. ~ icilalr". Tor ne nc
fenSe Attorney y. X. k"nu"n. VINO as
sisted the prosecutor. made the third AZ
dress AMI ". W. C"w"n for tho d"'"nSS
made The next. The closing arRum'nI
was made 10y Prosecutor ThornhirG. NJ
ter the arguments Ip tho jury, the court
delivered its charge.
History CT Crime.
Tic murder with which !'ItHinl was
charged was The most cold hi""de'l crime
that has orc&rr"d in Belmont county l"r
wears Rankin was II Il laNl with INC
nav hon containing over eight ih"nSallH
dollars. and was held UP and shot ny iW"
robbers. Rankin wHS shot twice, nc
second time being whilo he was NinE
hClDIcss on the crnund. flc died before
medical aid curlG reach him.
Prosecutor Thornbmrr was assisted ny
Attorneys y. X. ,\enn"n. Of y, t!2r"-
yiIir ana George cook. o. Martins F"rrF'
while tho defendant WIS T"iirr S"ntcu ~
A;tornrvS ". ". tow"u W. j. waiter
of 81. tNairsvillc and l.. W. Sch"ri%eE'
r: I;,ll1 ire
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28
TO TRADE.

WANTED IL trade good farm One milo from street
car VIII ;radr f." real estate in Martins Ferry 81
Warynnd Address C.. ln;clliScnccr. nip
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28
FOOT AND MOUTH

Continued from First Pagc.)
days ago. Tonight veterinarians found
The same LESSONS in The mouth which
have Signali2cd The conditions of The
rest ri the shipment. Otherwise the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28
LOST AND FOUND

LosT-LadIes stick pin, aroY shape turquoise In
center on Tenth ST. In Auditorium. Finder
nI.a,e return to 923 Main St and receive reward.
n.aS.s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Iron and woodworking nacbnery--n7w
and second kanL. Machine tools. lsthee. drills
sharerS planners. presses Gsrase machinery. Gnso-
line engines Pumps elorric motors. engines. boilers
planners hand-saas. savm!ll outfits Betting. ru,-
lcys sLsftInS. Contractors eQuip!ncnt. Baird Ma
cEine.y Co.. Pittsburgh. IA r-cij
FOR S6LE-Chcap. registered O. J. C. male pigs from
prEze winning stock Improve your herd With r. reS-
!Scrcd sire L. X GO!such. Rayland. Ohio. n-li-:N
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28
Another Air Raid.
Take Alt River Line.

BERLIN. Nov. o. (by wireless to
Sayville. y. YD-Thn war office an
nounCed tonight that the whole line
of. The Alt river il Rumania is il the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28
BALD|NI I9 FOUND GUILTY A5
CHARGED IN TIE INDICTMENT
JURY AT ST. GAINESVILLE RE
TURNS VERDICT LAST NIGHT.
Accused Man Showed Little Interest in
Result-Few witnesses Testt-
fled for Defense.

We do find the defendant guilty
Of murder In the first degree rs he
stands charged in the Indictment,
md we do recommend mercy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28
WANTED-To Rent

WANTED-rwo furnished rooms for housekeepiuE
private family. ON Wcllsburs car limo p-ofc:Tel.
Rent no: 70 exceed SIS. Boy ALL. Intelligence
3-as.S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28
WANTED-Wale Help.

WANTED-F!rst and second hand h1ss1. Atrt he
SOBER aud intluStnsls. Apply al once Notes ba.-
cry. $50 Eof ST.. call 1851 Nat Phone
n-e7.tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28

WANTE0-Roy to drive delivery wagon Bed Star
Grocery Co.. Island. n-2i-H
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28
FARMS-Wanted.
WANTED-To Buy.

WANTED--To rent farm. Good reliable peop.e Al
dress Ats. caro- lntelEgcncer. NILS:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28

WANTED-Sacsren 70 sell household goods Ex-
perence unnecessary and liberal compensation 10
wide awake man. T. F. Adams Co.. ll40-ll42 Main
ST.. upstairs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28
WANTED-Female Help.

WANrED-I.ady b. 4 nbi!anthrOpic organization for
special outside WORK IN connection with selling oIr
child Welfare publication. address Tho Life Boa;. /.
Federal s.. y. S. Pittsburgh Pa. mann
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28

WANTEp-Two youns men to WORK new, agents on
L. u O. trains. Apply at Union Ness Co. oi:ce.
s. & y. depot. se-5-U
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28

WAETEC-To rug ; Star drilling machines that Will
dru from 500 feet. For cash. Addres:
drilling Machines care Inr!!:cenccr. n-:I-p
The Republican journal., 1916-10-19

mour Deming, makes the long-neglected
plea of the provincial town with the
charm that we have come to expect of
this author. Wilson Follett, keen inter-
prefer of literary moods, speaks his mind
on certain books of the hour in 'Senti-
mentalist, Satirist and Realist; Notes on
Some Recent Fiction while Meredith
Nicholson, close friend of James Whit
comb Riley for thirty years, contributes
a character sketch that makes the read
er feel as if he, too, had known and low
ed the Hoosler poet. In the department
of the Great War, the Atlantic offers a
striking document straight from the
bloodsoaked battleields of Verdun,
With the Iron Division by a young
Frenchman who writes, perforce, under
the nom de guerre of Louis Octave Phil
ippe. Ellen La Motto describes the
doubtful pleasures of an unauthorized
trip to the battle-lines in "A Joy Ride
there is series of admirable hospital
sketches Behind the Yser'-by Maud
Mortimer; half humorous and altogeth-
er delightful description of the little
known Salonjca scene by Albert Kinross,
of the British Army. and group of
really remarkable letters from some of
the greatest living psychologists, who,
forsaking their laboratories, are doing
their bit for England
The Republican journal., 1916-10-19
GOOD NEWS
Many Belfast Readers Have Heard 1t and
PrOfted 1hereby

EIoHtSu lHeISDy.
Good news travels fast" and the MANY bad
back sufferers in Belfast are glad to learn
where relief may be found. Many a lame,
weak and aching back is bad no more, thanks
to Doan's Kidney Pills. Our citizens are tell
this tested remedy Here is an example worth
reading:
Mrs. 2. A. ConnelJ, Belfast, says: II was
taken down with a complication of diseases
and when recovered had very serious case
of kidney trouble. For over year / was not
able to work at all and was helpless. suf-
fered terribly from my back and kidneys. The
kidney secrections were unnatural and irregu-
lar in passage. l doctored, but the relief was
only temporary. l finally commenced using
Doan's Kidney Pills and after taking one box
felt improved. When l had finished several
boxes was able to be up and around about my
work"
OVER SIX YEARS LATER, Mrs. Cornell
said: whenever I.need kidney medicine.
use Doan's Kidney Pills and they always do
me good. No other kidney medicine goes to
the root of the trouble as quickly as they"
Price SOC at all dealers. Don't simply ask
for kidney rem edy-get Doan's Kidney Pills
the same that Mrs. Cornell has twice pub
liclv recommended. Foster Milburn Co., Props,
Buffalo. N. Y.