davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Głos polek., 1918-03-07
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-22
Chas T Evans 10 Address
Young People February Is

,'MlS G,aas4 !, l.ssans ,ti&ld sss.ss,r.ss
tary vt tsaY All.south Extension
Committee oi the Tennessee Chris.
tian t,ndvayor Union will address
the local Christian Endesvm So.
ciety at the Presbyterian Church
next Monday evening, 81 clock.
The object o' the meeting IL 10
arouse greater interest and tnthus-
Issn III .lls. work Of the young peo-
pie. and w,l be ot much benz tit not
only To. the society Under who-~
auspices tho meeting is to be held.
bat the same timely suggestions NJ
the speaker will h. " yalus 10 ether
young people tganl1s.lnns Mr..
Evan. ls smnns the best ,niormeJ
{ + worker m the South. IL An
speaker and tine cor.
Itfsn'w frsf'3Nr., ss~u,asars ~ vii $40,
various young peoples nresnlI
tons are invited to he preseu, --C
r., ?tps- Correspondent
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-22

lN'H III

To the Public School Teachers -
Chapter a.. stetios !, u paasiC
Acts 1913, provides tina. exssnsna.
sson ir ieaehsrs SHALL he held al
the County seat al zach Coansy 90
dates prescribed Wy the Stase Sups.
III Paellc Instruction. The state
superintendent. \. W. sherrsll. has
bottled ms thai the next examanA,
sson ~tii be held on March l5sh
aad 10th, aud requests that all
teachers who expect 10 teach nexl
year tske this examination, SINCE
The next examination viii net hS
held slll July.
s I, has s~ea .he eastasa al the
Board oi Education III Dickson
County to have most II the schools
begin before the results al tho July
are made knnwa.
Therefore, le, me urge every issgi.sr
who desires 10 teach In lhtAsun
County next TALL 90 take this ex.
aminatlon, unless yaa hold oefii.
heste that does noi expire mex,
June.
This February ~. 1915.
X h. CoRikW. Coanty eup,.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-22
W. {. Doty Announces for
Reelection as Trustee

.aIn ;hrsennanpssmsnt column al
this issue will be found the an.
nonneement OF W. { Doty ior the
office OF Trustee oi Dickson County.
Mr. Dotv 10 no stranger to the
people Of Dickson County. a. he
was born near Dull. in the Fifteenth
District, aud has resided here all
his lie He never held Office until
he Was elected Trustee two years
ago, and bic record as Trustee IL
the strongest argument Tor his re-.
election
Mr.. boty has placed the office os
Trustee on business basis and
since I've assumed the responsibility
ot collecting the Counly's ,axes he
has adopted business system II
keeping bis accounts accurate and
cnrT~cf W. ntf,fsrsta md stst h. ss
the fire, 10 inauaursie the system oi
keeping each 'urd separate Mi de.
posting tsne. 30 each separate ac-
count as collected His books have
been audited four times each year.
spsf- sht Fruaiite COm11,sse' Of fhs
County have found his sccnunts ay.
eurate aud hls books 10 good con.
iiiion
He ls a member oi the Christian
Church, = democrat and gentle.
man oi aigh character He IL soher
and industrious and gives The same
courteous Treatment and psiDS,asing
attention to administering the a.
'stts Of Ais oitic. A one would ex.
p~ct IN attending 10 his personal
affairs Viii Doly is one man, 10
1ur opinion. sho should he au who
IN our ladsnen, will be elected in
August without opposition.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-22
BOYS DRILLING HARD
At CAMP SEWER.
Dickson County Boys Wen
And Eattening and En-
joying Their Work.

Ali the Dlckson County boys nj
Camp SEWER arr st,lI enjoying good
health E-paeisily is this tfus sith
tbs writer. who i. getting latter sy'
cry day
We are now having gas mask
drills We only get 10 drill three
hours a day with them, but while
wr are drilling il sure - some job,
as d person ha. 10 br.atne through
his mouth there being clasp over
,h. noss, When you first pat ons
oi the masks on. you ieeI like you
are going TO sutToeate, but alter =
while you get uaed to II,
Warm weather aiIl continues at
Camp Sewer aud We are sure tax
INK advantage u il by drilling hard
every day, We sure had a nice job
several days tais week digging
bitches aroand our stables, and
cleaning up in gsaeral-~!or We al.
ways try to keep things looking
their best. Although ws work hard
I, ssryr ssay.. ss. .sssask us MI, ssrty
makes ~ tough--to withstand most
anything that comes along.
The schedule OF our work ~ some.
thing like ,hir frs. thing in the
morning alter kevsllle and Stable
Cati; gttssss physical ltisl, aud ~,
etybody that rs the cooks and all
take TIN. dt!Il, which sute doe. do
us good Then we drtll with our
rides in qubek. puappy drill Tor
about 30 mlnutea-~ tHen the cooks,
hlacksmliha, saddlets snd the barb
rrs ~ back 10 their work however
the most oi la dti!l On until 1891
O'Clock. when We 70 IN 10 wash and
clean up iog mess
The l0'th Irench Mortar Bal.ery |
ia to have a laundry. which IL 10 be
operated at cost tn us soldier boys !
The laundry and, in fact, eysry' |
thing tina, soldier huys in Green
willie os Paris costs about three
times what a civilian would have to |
pay for Il Bat, however. We will
have our own laaa,I,y and thus yet
ta save that mach ourselves
Horseback riding is one oi the
nfAny siii4sss,,ssa: ue ,s,asny te,mxA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-22

Mrs. Homer Hooper and son
James, ot Nashville. ARE the guests
OF Mrs. James l.arkins.
Mrs. K. N. Rea,tle .s in Nashville
visiting her aunt. Mrs. / J Van
Nese.
Mrs, Joe Price, ST.. /. visiting
relatives In San Antonio. Texas.
Mr. sn,i Mrs ] N Jones and
daughter, Mary Ruth. have return.
ed to Nashville. after i visit TO Mr..
and Mrs. J. A. Jones
0dse aetder VI Burns was aefr
Monday On business.
Mr. j. A Venable has returned
from Nashville.
MI, and Msa. James Sanders Of
Nashville were visiting here las,
week.
Mr., and Mrs Alex Johnson and
baby Of Fulton. Ky. visited rela.
'tyes here aud in Nashville layt
week,
NJ. sal., Agsa Ib.saas,~. VA T. .HsA HsA N.
Nashville are here 10 reside.
Mr. aud Mrs, W A. Grubhs oi
GfrcubtIer sre here 10 reside. hAv.
ing purchased tht State $ farm trom
l. A Johnson sud muyed to II, j..
+ 4, 1lales eas III f,fc sFsou Man.
dag.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-22
Tom HalbroOk

will buy your eaas, wool. white-oak
aud red-oAk cfosStlss aud pay you
top pflces IN cash ot trade. lie eill
sell yoey Brown Domestic al IL 20
pet yst9f and H.. very best t'inghxin
for aN per yard Remember. We
hav. plenty n tobacco canvas to
sell you al 5e per yard
TOW HALhR0Ok.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-22
Coming THAT Masterpiece OMANhOoD at Alamo Theatre March Isl and 1
Warning Isl ued Against
Scheme 10 Swindle Farmers

Another scheme for swinaEng the
farmers u the United s,atea ha.
! been discovered by the federai Farm
Loan Board. A man advertising
himself ~ All authorized organizer
ot national iarm-loan associations
IL sendins oct advertising matter
emblarnncd wish the national dag
stating TIA. he will organize sus h
associations ut $500 each. aad sill
teach others the trick for a certain
sum OF money His advertisements
have reached farmers and husiasss
men over large part of the United
States. He elpims that he il 10
busy Organizing national tasm iusn
associations that he needs help. but
will take tine to teach Others Tor =
monetary consideration.
All such tpf-sentatipns arr fraud
uieni In order 10 borrow under
the farm loan act. II 10 NECESSARY tos
farmers 10 organize cooperative
national farm loan associations IN
their local communities. IL ls
violation ol ruling oi the Federal
Farm Loan Board. published more
than year ago. for a nstionsl farm
Loan association or a JOINT. stock
land bank 10 spend any mousy iJr
promotion purposes. Associations
,saas ,,sgsss fs4s1 ~ssi saas ss shss.rsnA
by the Federal Farm Loan Boafi
Farmers are warned, therefore /
against anyopa 4sslug a lee III bIr /!
pToiF,fed services in connection with
apply inc tor loan uades the Ftd |
ttsl iarI loan act.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-22
BORHOOD NEWS
BY Our Specisl Correspondents


nT, aud Mrs. Lo9gina visited Mrs
kis,is Harris Friday afternoon.
MIR, Black oi Clarksville was the
guest ol hls sister. Mrs Ray Phil.
lips, the latter par. Of tbs week.
Luther s,ewsr, wss In CiarksyiIle
Saturday on business.
Miss Helen Jane Nieks spent a
tss days this weak The gursi pI
Miss Nloistta Monroe.
Misses Bertha AMI Willie Stewar,
and Terry Raeknef attended 4 party
on Indian Creek Friday night.
A rook party vas enjoyed a, J,
NJ. snrlght Friday night
Misses Alice Phillips AMI Clara
Stewat we're guests II Misses Mabel
and Mary V. speight Wednesday
night.
Garland Stewart ,s s,ili OH the
sick list,
Mrs, II l.. Talar and brother,
Henry Scott, are spending a hw
days with their parents. Mr.. and
Mri' r., 4 seott - $50. 'tr' l.'5't@ y
Mira Mary Nehlett and little
daughter have returned to Dickson,
after a iew days visit here,
Mrs, " Il, Carroll spent a lew
Says hars this week.
Mr.. aud Mrs Frank Sp,lsht Of
Clarksyille are visiting relatives
here.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-22

WANTED-Chestnut Ce.l Wool.
hs,ter ps.as. ilsal lssi EsAs !, sMsits
Union Tanning Co. Chattanooga,
Tenn. 30
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-22
ENTHUSIASTIC nEfIIno I.
HELD MERE honDlf
In Interest ot THIRD liberty
Boad Sale % Tske Placs
Al An Early Date.

Mr., Il. A, Hail, feeesesnaine TIN
Federal Receive bank IL Atlanta.
| and one III the men emplcysa by
tbs tiovernlnsnt 70 perscs coansy
| organizations 10 tncoMsAes md peli
government bonds In sAe Third
ilhers, Bond campaign. sss IN
D,ekson Monday and hid "a -
,husiss.is meeting. which was a.
tended by many u shs sSpsSs&nta+
tive citizens oi the eooaiy.
The meeting was called 10 ofdee
hy judge w. l. Cook. who was ap.
pointed chairman. Several Who
werv requested 10 hs present n tAs
meeting were unable 10 atlsnd.
Those present aud participated In
the meeting we're A. j. nyrO, n.
II. Stone. {. D. fennsss, W. III.
AcMuuy. A. h. I.eAtAsrs. rrol.. n.
4, Cosiew, J, 7, pstt~n, Mim Lillian
PHILIPPE, Miss Edith Badge Mrs.
W, A, Mrado~. Judge w. r Hud.
son ", II Nsble,t, yos h. Wsems.
Judge M. l.. Cook. Rsx. NJ. M.,
hfiAsfeask. WssA xfstaaes. iess. NV asss'
Y. Isom. n. II, Euhank. ToMmls
Neshi,s. Pin HeNslee, A. g. bishop.
NJ. J Lamplsy. ], A. Clement II.
r. Cowan and W. n. Stsinxisllow.
Patriotic speschss we're made BIZ
slmast every one attending thA
meeting. and all enthusiastically
pledged themselves 10 give ,heir
best efforts in making The Third
Liberty Bond Sale success. An
organization Was perfected. and
members composing the Campaign
Committee were selected from each
district.
/, 10 not known yet Just whom ths
Secretary oi the Treasury. W, q,
McAdoo. will place thu third iasus
III Liberty Bonds on sale. but II h
expected that Il win be about March
A,th os April lat.
1, is the patriotic duty oi every
one who possibly can do NJ 10 buy
a Liberty Bond and help the Gov.
eminent raise funds with which 10
Iced our soldiess and sailors and 10
equip them TOT meeting and deaest.
ing the Germans.
~ -Ass-sas %s5 -
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-22

II people past sixty years oi age
could be persuaded 10 go TO bed A.
soon a. they ,skr cold and remain
in bed int one or two days. they
would recover much more quickly
especially II they take CT dmoer.
lam = Cough Remedy. There would
also be less danger ot the cold being
tnllosrd by sny oi the more serious
diseases adv
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-22
WHAT TO USE TO
PREVENT APPENDICITIS

Dickson people should KNOW tbs,
simple buckihorn bark giycerins
etc. as mixed in Adler-isa. ii,s-h4s
tile ENTIRE ho~ei uac; 80 e6u.
pl-,eIy that appendicitis IL prevent.
ed ONE SFO0NFEL Able. ! /.
relieves ANY CASE sour stomach,
sae ~ constipation because il re-
moves ALI. ioal msitsr which cog.
se,i sod poisoned yosr system. The
in-ssn, sstioa ssvpnsss ho,h doc
tors sud patients -Clenors Phs..
macy,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-22
Patriotic Pageant at Oak.
4, tuaasst5, ssgasaas Atzfca In.

a patriotic pageant will be given
at Oakmont School Auditorium nn
Friday evening, March let, This
pageant will ,se given under the
ausp.oss oi solnr oi lhe teachers oi
oakmont, Tho proceeds will be
used in organising a Junior Red
Cross in the school Go and take
your friends An admission NJ l5
aud - rents will be- charged,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-22
PUBLIC SALE!

Ga Saturday. March Z 1918, At
| O'Clock y. IN | will offer ~. sale
to The highest bidder iar cash the
store accounts oi J NJ Wynns Sale
will take place al his old stand on
Main street in Dickson.
II! \ Williams. Trustee.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-22

We grt ta take ride every after.
noon unless there il some work for
us to do. ur il happens 10 be a ho,l'
day,
PRlvArE \. A FREEMAN,
l0Nh Trench Mortar Battery,
Camp SEWER, t'reenVglEe : {.
Fehtusrs 18TH l9ls...., u. ,>.s.. ..,.....,.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-22
Masons Meet Saturday. Night.

The regular meeting II Dickson
io,isp No 4G>. y 4 A NJ, viii
ne held in the Masonic Hall Satur-
lay night. February 23rd. 1918. at
: 81 O'Clock All visiting Brethren
welcome.
A f. Nurrhiaon " VI
+ II Crow, Secretary
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-22
For Sale.

Ceiling. siding. flooring and
everything Ia dressed lumber and
shop work. let me know your
wants ia the dressed lumber line,
and II haven { go, /, can ge, il
Tor you 20 st,orI notice.
EARG SArGER.
Dickson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17
BOWLES ON TEXAS BORDER
1 assigned Ia Three Hundred and sixth
UcEimrnt of Cavalry,
J Guard Duty.

& Major Edgar W. EowIcs for many
Nrars commander OF tho Richmond
Elucs aud widely known in military
circles throughout the state. las been
transferred TO Tho Three Hundred ANA
SiHth Regiment. United states cavalry.
ind VIII hc stat,oncd at Fort Clarii.
FeN, JUST across the Rio ,;randc from
bcXico. This is a mos, Important unit
in d"fcndiug tho country from hostile
INVASION through McNico, and Tho men
~ tins post mus always 10 on III"
alert. 10 check any trouble arising in
this nothcd Of revolution.
Major Hcwlcs il peculiarly we'll
drilled for service in this quarter.
owing To his previous experience on
tn" border last Year. lie Was the re
cirieni OF much praise for the splendid
showing made NY tho Hlucs at that
time. lie was at tn" head Of tn" crack
NirSlna battalion when it visited tho
exposition at san Francisco ana also
'tt IN" celebration attendant upon tho
inauguration of President Wilson I'm
1918 He was with his command at
.NnuiSton. Ala. until the First squad
ron Of II" First Virginia cavalry was
transferred 30 tho ammunition irai, e.:
tn" camp, ~ which time tn" major was
detached from this branch Of the scr
virc and given a different assignment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17
NJ cchanicaL Quail
Satisfy Hunters
Official Of State Game Depart
mcnt Tells Yarn That Is
Interesting II True.

An official OF the state Game and In
land Fisheries Department leaned back
n his chair on = dali Saturday after
noon and reealcd his audience with u
story.
&c! was a newspaper corresponds
once he said. "and frequently wrote
articles which were well founded and
altogether true. although they seemed
to be treated with skcpticism for some
reason or other. Particularly did this
tale attract quite an amount OF COM
mcut. even though it WAS told 10 me
by man whose sense of truth was
developed To Il high degree.
MY informcr. WHO was sports
man Of no small reputation. said that
he received an invitation from a man
III Hanover County {" spend AN after
noon in shooting. The man in cues
tion was tho posScSSor OF one OF the
largest game preserves in the country.
Ills house was OF old Colonial style.
with tho typical pillars and porch. II
was situated OF rolling hill. aud jus;
below ii was 500 or more acres which
the owner had devoted TO the raising
Of sheep and cattle.
The Invitation 10 my friend had par
ticularly rcucstcd that he bring corr
paniou This was done and. after an
inspection of the barns ana stables.
the four of them (thcve Mas Il negro
camckccpcrD set out on their hunt.
they passed q pond over which wild
ducks were flying with tho utmost un-
concern which was due TO the fact
that tho owner had issued orders that
they should not he shot. The only game
was. therefore. quail. but quail in such
numbers they had never seen.
They flushed covcy after covcy and
q
use. AS time had flown. the host in
vitcd them TO dinner. The three men
Of mountain goat. elk and hear II was
had hunted in all parts Of the world.
AS is drew close TO 10 o'clock. the
host rose. rang for tho Eamckccpcr
and ordered him to bring in tho game.
Gcntlcmcn. he said when 1t was laid
before him. I am sorry. but ! cannot
allow YOU to take any of this away.
For ten years | have made - study Of
game conditions in tho United States.
and have been driven 30 tn" conclusion
that in q few years quail must OF
necessity he cXtcrminatcd. asked
You M merely TO observe how YOU on.
joN"d tho shooting. and I have found
that my invention is perfect
He then onen"d on" Of the quail with
his hands and revealed 10 tho aston
ishnd gaze OF his guests the mechanism
on tho inside"
Tho audience looked for some *
plantations. but tho story teller merely
ruhi"d his pipe in silence Anyway.
n game story is a refreshing change
from a fish story.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17
ONE WIFE TOO MANY
NcN York Man Escapes nrnTt, Only
Ia Spend Year In Prison for
BirRmy.

NEW YORK. February lG.-Onc dc
pendent wife was not enough for Ed
ward Is. Rlanck. On filing out his;
ru'Stionnaii" Blanck Cla imcd exemption
on TIC ground that II" married Miss
lara Tipl"w last Juno. Draft oili-
cials believing ihc marriage contracted
IN haSty fashion. investigated and
found Rlanck already had "a wife in
Texas. lie was sentenced to ono Year
al hard labor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17

records. Detective Sergeant L. L..
hrEant has been placed in charge or
me Thing system, and viii devote his
time To the keeping Of III" records.
ihc system of Ming is that used in all
iarS" cities. and viii greatly facQitnt"
IN" search for records relating 10 par-
tculnr cases under Investigation by
IA" detective branch OF the Police Dc
ENr:mCnt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17
TWO ALLEGED DESERTERS
MAKE BREAK FOR LIBERTY
Escape From United States Marshal
Saunders While on
Way to Jail.
ROTH ARE LATER RECAprUHED
Will BE Returned to Camp McClcl-
Ian to Race General tourt-Nar-
tial on Charge OF Dcscrtion-Pcn-
alties May Bc Serious.

While United states Marshal John -.
Saunders was conducting eight alleged
dcscricrs from camp Mcclellan. An
niston. Ala. TO the IIcnrico County Jail
10 he held there Tor the military au-
thorit!es. T. II. Grafton and :. -.
rronch OF Company 4. ono Hundred
and sixteenth Infantry. succeeded in
brcakinS away. ran through the First
Market and made good their cScape.
However. their liberty was only short
lived Marshal Saunders ERECTED their
capture on West Main street lew
hours after their escape.
According TO the recent ruling Of
tho United States district attorney.
municipal. state and Fedora! authGrj-
ties have tho power 10 arrest desert
crS from the armN subsequently. Jus
iigo Cru,rhGcld has ruled thar. al
though they may be captured by tho
municipal authorities, they must he
turned over to the United States mar
Shall for safckcopiNG. Tho marshal. Of
course hands them over to tho proper
military authorities.
EIGHT MEN HELD AS DESERTEHS
FROM CAMP MCCLELLAN
i,These eight mon had been arrested
aud turned over TO Marshal saunders.
In company with W. i. Bcadlcs. Hem
rico County policeman. and Il. II. row
ers. an attorney OF this city, Who WAS
deputized to aid in conducting tho
prisoners to the iicnEico County Jail.
these men were marched down Main
Street to tho prison. The names Of the
mon arc "a follows: Eddie collins, w. l.
Cotton {. ]; Williams w G. Brown. i.
B. Griffith, H. T. Johnson, 7. II. Graf
ton ana : 9. French.
BEFORE he started tho march 10 the
Jail some ono suggested TO tho marshal
tia Me handcuff the prisoners in order
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17

lar monthly meeting; 1T the High Schotl,
buil,iin;; ON .lond:.y night at S.S9i
"ci"ch. Tic prizes for the cvcnfnN:
nave hcen donated by T. r.. Tragic
rs several matters Of impurtancc In
residents Of the North Side gro To H.,
discussed. All members are urged /,
b" present
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17
4 Trial win Convince Any ono.

Thousands Of people have testified
that the mild and Immediate effect Of
Swamp-Eoot is soon realized and that
il stands the highest for its rcmaril-
able results in distressing eases.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17

signed jointly by Governor Gardner.
at Missouri; Governor Trough. Of
Arkansas; Governor l;ilbo. OF MiSsis-
.ippi. and Governor Pleasant. OF Louis
lama.
Should the lcvccs hc intcrrcrcd with
hy enemies of the country. IL is pointed
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Captain Wright chief Of detectives
has had Installed ia his Office q, rolic"
headquarters tho Boston card index
ilinG system for tho kccpin,, Of ,,,i,,n
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out. there would bc great dcstruc-
ton of crops and Il gripping OF trans
portation facilities
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THOUSANDS HAVE KIDNEY
TROUBLE AND DON'T KNOW 1T

Wrnk and unhealthy kidneys cause
=" much sickness aud suffering. and
when through neglect OF other r:,usrs
kidney trouble il permitted ia continue
serious results may hc expected.
Your other organs may need aitcn-
tt"u-but your kidneys SHOULD have
attention first because their work is
most Important.
" you feel Tint your kidneys arr the
cause of your sickness or run dawn
condition. commence taking Or xii
mcr'S Swnmp-ROot, the great kidney
liver and bladdcr medicine, because ir
u proves 10 he the remedy you need
and Honr kidneys begin TO improve the,
viii help all the other organs 10 hcaIth.
rrrNaIcn"y of Kidney Disease.
Most people do not realize The alarm
ing increase and remarkable prcva
!'ncE or kidney disease. While kidney
disorders are among the most common
diseases that prevail. they are almost
the last recognized 10y patients vino
usually content themselves with doe
t"rins the effects. while the orisiuai
disease constantly undcrmncs the
system