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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-10

through which Diane escapes lame
less and unstained In character, put
the notoriety of 1t all draws near to
the carefree heart and nearly crush
es her. Fleeing in dread from the
old surroundings, Diane seeks a re1-
uge in America, where after rest n
the quiet charm of the country, she
plans on once more appearing in the
public light.
Once more Fate steps lightly at
her threshold, but this time it is n
of the great out-of-doors. Malcolm
Kent, an author. who lives with his
books, his pipe and his dog as COM
panions-and holds as his pet aver
sion-the modern woman The story
Of these two thrown so strangely in
to n another's paths, their adven-
lures into the Land of Romance. the
inevitable riffs and misunderstood
ings that cause the real crises In life,
the final test for both, and the happy
ending at the end of the rainbow, an
forms a story hat delves deep into
the heart of every human being-and
starts them talking and thinking.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-10

show to the Majestic Theatre. Monday.
Mr.. Cooper seems to possess the
happy faculty of giving the pubic
Just what It desires in the field OF
amusement. He is one OF the rev
managers who strive to engage per
formers of the well known reputation
and are relied upon to give perIor-
|mances hull OF sparkle and dash. This
being the third anniversary of the
birth Of his attraction, he has lett
nothing undone in h way OF securing
gorgeous costumed, the most beautiful
girls that one ever cast their optics
on, girls of the living doll type. blondes
brunettes, tall and stately and medium
and some of the pony kind, elaborate
state settings. and the highest salaried
artists i'm the world.
Among those whom he Will present
on this visit are Gus Fay. Americas
dutch comedian. Kathryn Dickay,
the fascinating and clever prima donna
Flo Davis, the dainty and demure
of vivacity and manner
whom he has reengaged this season,
owing TO their great hit of last sea-
son, and a bevy of rose buds from
the garden OF love.
An entire new production. new book
and lyrics. which was especially writ
ten by that famous and well known
writer William K. Wells and set to
music by Hall Dyson. The title of the
show is wait A Minute" and is a
Gay. Giddy, Gambol Thru Girl-Land."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-10
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"Fighting CreSSy"-CreSceBt
Fighting Greasy" in which
Blanche Sweet is starring for the last
time tonight at the Crescent theatre
does what few film adaptations &C
complish: It reflects the spirit Of the
author. 1t is Bret Harte. 1t Is q
pleasing picture filled with color and
Characterization and humor. The
backgrounds are beautiful. ana lhe
atmosphere of pioneer days is de-
lightfully presented.
ave in Exile"
The important thing is that rive
in Exile" is to be played at the Cres-
cent theatre for three days, beSinhihs
Monday, and that ii is a vivid, strlk-
ing and sensationally honest picture
of modern society. There are enough
shining stars of filmdom enlisted IN
its service to stock half a dozen ordl-
nary productions. and 1t has Deeh
given the most artistic and elaborate
that money, time, nara
work and picture-making genius
could encompass. Eve in Exile is
n big story presented in a big way.
The engagement will begin on Nioh-
dav and continue for three days.
'I've seen Eve in Exile iof my
SELF saws Mr.. Kuhn. a l know
I'm offering Crescent fans a treat
Every novel and play Cosho a
TON has ever written has been WIN
ner. but in my opinion none OF tnen.
are in the same street win ENe Iu
Exile There isn't a single dull hhlh-
ute in the whole seven reefs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-10
End Seven Sister Laws.

By Special CoTTeSDoRder.
TRENTON, April 10-The remain
ing four OF the famous Seven Sisters
laws enacted during the administra-
ton of President Wilson as governor
of New Jersey. arc no more Gov
ernor Edwards has signed the tour
acts introduced by Senator Runxon
Union, repeating the laws. The
acts now repealed were designed to
do the following things: Define q
trust: related to price fixing: fixed
penalties for persons found guilty OF
organizing corporations to restrain
trade or create a monopoly: required
the consent of the Public Utility
Commission to the merger OF purely
n~riyate CORPORATIONS ~(rejealer does
no, affect jurisdiction of the board
possessed by virtue of other laws
over the merger of utility companies-)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-10
p,,, for BIC 7. O. O. F. Event

District Deputy Grand Master Mule,
Scotch Plains, together with severai
of the grand officers of the /. O. y. r.
will be at the celebration OF the n
hundred and first anniversary OF the
order that is going to be held by Law
renee Lodge, No. So. Odd Fellows,
saturday night, April "a. This an
nouncement was made at a meeting
of the lodge last night. The event
will be held by the various subordi.
nant lodges Of the order throughout
the country at that time will include
an entertainment and banquet for the
members and invited guests.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-10

4 trained critic 70 say who e the bet
ter.
In some of the scenes. p~articuia,I
thosa IN which Mr.. Hyde has the
centre of the screen. Mr.. Lewis seems
to bring out the distorted horror OF
DIR. JekyIPs baleful double with great
er effectiveness.
The production has been
with an eve to making the rendition
of The story extremely dramatic ana
n fortune has been spent on the read
ing titles, which embody many new
apd novci departures. DR.. Jekyll and
Mir HYDE will play at the Strand
Theatre for three days.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-10
Owl TO Have smoker.

Plans for a smoker to be held ut
the next mectin> Of Perth Amboy
N. 1927, Order of Owls. were
made at a meeting of the nest last
at Eagle nall. James A. Hurley,
president of the nest presided.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-10

James e. Cooper, who for a number
of wears has been one of the foremost
producers of novelties in the burlesqts
field. presents his all new Sight seers
Evening journal., 1920-07-10
MAY ABANDON ROAD
THROUGH FREDERICK

FREDER1CA, July iO.-ll Is believed
that the present route OF the State
highway near Frederick will have 20
be abandoned on account OF The
condition OF the Frederick
causeway. There is a vast tract OF
marsh on each side OF the town. over
which the engineers are ondeavoring
10 construct a cement roadway. The
roadbed has been built TO a height
OF twelve feet. ard In places this has
sunk 20 The level OF the marsh. 10 Is
believed that no permanent level road
bed OF concrete viii ever be con-
siructed over this stretch OF spRngy
earth.
II Il IL flnally found that he route
has 10 be abandoned lt will entail a
loss OF many thousands dollars The
expense OF building this road Is bolnc
borne by r. G.. dupont.
Evening journal., 1920-07-10
GOVERNOR SELLS
SURPLUS SUGAR
Disposes Of 10000 Pounds
at Georgetown for p
Cents Per Pound
LEFT OVER AT
SYRUP FACTORY
Special To The Evening Journal

special 10 The Evening Journal.
GBORGETOWN, July iO-While
practically every section in lower Del
aware is experiencing a sugar short
age, Georestown, through the gon-
crosby OF Governor John G. Town
send, Jr., has the LARGEST supply with
In a year. Governor Townsend is one
OF the most extensive operators Of
syrup factories in Tho east. having
about fifteen plants which are de-
voted IN The spring 20 preserving
Strawberries for the large syrup, ex-
tract and jam Manufacturers OF the
country.
Hundreds Of barrels OF sugar are
used annually In preserving the hcr-
rios, and at the close of the season 80
has been the custom OF Governor
Townsend 10 release the surplus for
the accumulation OF The people. cs-
pecially during the shoriags OF the
past throe years. For the past two
days his employees have been busily
engaged dispOsing OF The commodity
10 the residents here. and those who
desired 10 purchase could obtain
from five 10 one hundred pounds
There is such a clamor for The sugar
that those I'm charge OF distributing u
are kept busy from morning unit
night dispOsinr OF 10.
Practically 20OD pounds have beer
distributed within the past two days
al p cents a pound. thus mcaning
/ saving 20 the people OF cents
pound. 10 Is stated that the reas0l
| FOR the large surplus this year is du
20 tho fact that tho crop OF borric
I'm the central part of Sussex was no
as large as the firm anticipated ana
therefore they did not have occasion
90 use up the supply.
Evening journal., 1920-07-10
Chains WOMAN;
ROBS HOUSE
With Revolver, Burglar
Forces Her to Tell Where
Money Is Hidden
RHEIN ESTATE
AMOUNTS TO $4,000
snecIal 10 Tho Eyenlns journal.

Special 10 Tho Evening Journal.
ELKTON. Md, July i0-Whllo her
husband, Carroll Tlldon was absent
from his home at Principle Furnace.
on Friday, a masked burglar entered
the house and finding Mrs Tlldcn
alone with two small children In the
kitchen of her horie. he secured her
by means Of a cialn TO a couch.
Then with a revolver at her head de-
manded what money there was IN the
house, threatening TO KIN her n she
refused, terrified her into dis
closing The whereabouts Of
The money. She told him where the
money, $50 was hidden in a bureau
drawer. lie got the money and left
The house by The roof OF the porch
Mrs Tilden finally worked herself
free and gave The alarm Her husband
was at work at the Principle Furnace
Iron Works lie notified Sheriff
Lewis A. Seth. OF ElktOn. A posse
searched the whole neighhorhood but
The thief has not been found.
The Elh0n Board OF Town Com
mlssiOnors has almost doubled the
| tax rate for this year the levy made
/ az The meeting on Wednesday being at
81, an increase Of forty cents The
/ new sewer system and new water
] ININH MNNNN NNNNINN NNINNI NWNNM improve
menis require the additional taxation.
4 joint carnival will be held by The
| Elkton Athletic Association and the
| Elkton Cornct Band The carnival
Will be held ln the baseball park. on
! Thursday. Friday and Saturday eve
nings OF next week.
The estate OF Mrs. Jennie r Rheln
daughter of Mrs. Isabel Buckley, of
| Rising sun is 10 be disposed of nm
der The Interstate laws. she having
died without leaving a Will The es.
tate amounts 40 $1,000 composed of
properly in Pennsylvania and Florida
The funeral OF Professor Edwin y
Focklrr. principal of The Elkton Higi
School. who dropped dead on Tues.
day was held This afternoon from his
!. late home at Mort hast. The Rev
w. a. Wise. OF Wilmington conducic,
! The services. The Masonic Lodge o
Elkion had charge OF rites at ih'
q grave.
Evening journal., 1920-07-10
VETERAN BREAKS
STUPOR GRIP
Hubert Wright Was Dead to
World For Ten
Weeks
DOCTOR THINKS
1T HYPNOTISM
by EDWIN u. RIDER,
Y. +. A. staff Correspondent

FORT SMITH. Ark. July i0.-Dead
to the world 10 weeks; 10 weeks Of
silence; 20 weeks OF feeding by a
tube: 10 weeks Of apparently COM
plete mental arrest and lack OF con-
troll over all muscles
And yet, with all this, Hubert
Wright 26, veteran Of the Argonne,
has gained strength
At first it was thought his case
was a case OF sleeping sickness,
but all physicians who have studied
Wrghts case closely. now say II IS
a cataleptic stupOr. The cause and
the cure OF this strange allment bafIle
the medical world.
Or. w. @. Eberle, formerly Of the
4. $. Marine Hospital in France, has
made an exhaustive study Of Wright's
case for six weeks. lie has placed all
the facts before the counlry's most
famous experts.
we have done everything known
TO medical science TO arouse him"
Says Dr. Eberle. Twice I'm six weeks
we were successfully the use OF
electricity-but after ~ minlhes each
time he lapsed into even deeper men
tai apathy"
Wright win remain in any poture
MS nurse places him. lie viii hold
half an hour until the muscles grad
ually relaX-longer, 10 is said, than
normal person is able TO.
Recently Or. Eberlo had the local
medical society visit Wright. After
the conference DR.. Ebcrle asked the
physicians what they would do to
arouse him. one replied:
Find the man who hypnOtlzed
Wrlghts home is near Gainesville
Okla. lie is a farmer. After a good
record in France, topped Off by the
ArgOnne, he came home a little more
than a year ago. In December he
married.
shortly his wife and parents noticed
something was wrong lie declared
u them someone was after" him
and started carrying a gun. As he
grew worse he was taken to the gov
ernment hospital In Houston. Tex
There he soon lapsed into a complete
stupOr.
Nothing could awaken him. III
had no feelings. lie recOrnized M
one. But, on tube feeding, he gained
strength rapidly.
Late in April his wife had him
brought here because he would D,
nearer home, and recently It was de-
clded TO send him TO the state hos.
Rock
He has spoken a few words re.
GENTLY" says Dr.. Eberle. "The Other
day he told the nurse to 80 on ava,
and leave me alone"
The French army had similar case.
believed TO be form Of she'll shock
some, by the use OF electricity an,
. vigorruus course OF athletics wer
literally Jared into their sences. ae
ooNing TO Or. Eberle.
Wrights wife remains with hin
constantly.
But he doesn't know me az al
that's tho hard part" she saws.
Evening journal., 1920-07-10
WAR NlEDALSF0
HOCKESSEN BOYS

Hockcssln was the sceno last night
OF the largest celebration ever held
there. when ox-service men OF that
vicinity were presented with State
medals. Minnchaha No. %. ]. q. r.
NJ. brass band. of Newark. furnished
the music. The program OF tho oven
ing was as follows.
Selection, band; prayer: quartet
ivocan selection 10y band. address,
Francis NJ. Walker. selection by quar-
tei. "The Old Oakcn Bucket" address.
the Rev Claude W. Clark. selection
by band; address. Rev. James l.. Nc
Sweeney. selection by band. address.
the Rev George O. Williams. sclcc-
tion by band. address. Captain Par
ker; presentation OF medals. Richard
G.. Birkmaster. hcnelouon: sclco-
ton by band. "Star Spanglod Ban
nor"
About nye hundred people attended
The presentation. After The celohra-
ton the veterans and their families
were treated 10 refreshments.
Evening journal., 1920-07-10
MANY ENTRIES
FOR BICYCLE RACES

Entries FOR the nve-mlle street BIZ
cycn race OF the Wilmington Com
munlty Service whlch viii be held
july u are bcslnning 10 flood Joseph
c. Berger physical director of the
Service. July IS Is the last day for
the receipt or fnlry blanks a large
number have already been received.
The first ten 10 enter ihoir names
Tor Tie races were Frank ] Farley
1906 West street; Winfield Adams.
sii Monroe siroci; Roy Turey. sa6
spruce street. j. McKclVey. Jr.' Flew
enih and Helena road: Joseph g. Fov
ibul Tower road; Leon NcKcnsrv.
il8 RODNEY street: ID Sparks inii
West Second street. stephen Sharp
iOi south Franklin street: u. W. Nj
Gardner, p Buena Vista street.
The list or prizes which will Dc
awarded have already been published
There will be three GLASSES: ono FOR
boys, one FOR young men and one f0i
girls, with prizes 90 be given 10 IN.
winners In each Glass The route foi
lHhe race Will be over some OF lh,
principal streets in the city. begin
ming at the Church Building. Tcnu
! and Market streets and ending at IA,
| Public Building afler going throuel
/ The park for a considerable distance
n you wish b. sell household good
10 advantage, advertise tham IN thl
iWant Ads during The coming week
Evening journal., 1920-07-10
NrWpORT pTnsONAIS

Special 90 The Evening Journal.
NEWPORT July i0.-Mr and Mrs.
Charles r. Eastman and daughter.
Mary. and Mrs Davis. OF Wilmington.
and Mrs David n. Meyer and Miss
Mary Meyer OF Newport. moiorcd 90
NorrisioWn. Pa. Tor a visit with Mr..
and Mrs A. b Eastman.
Miss Edith O'nnnald. OF Newport
and Miss Margaret Pierce. OF Whining
ton. motorod with friends 90 Auqis
tine Beach. last Monday 10 spend The
Fourth
Miss Edna Cannon OF Newport, mo-
torod 10 Gettysburg with a party of
friends 90 spend The Fourth.
Evening journal., 1920-07-10
OFFICERS TRY TO
BREAK WHISKY RING

GEORGETOWN, July 10. - with
county officials and town onlclals
working in conjunction with federal
officers, efforts are being made % rid
lower Delaware OF whisky ring.
which ls Stained 90 be operating In
several ~ the towns.
In Milford u is found that the
number OF "drunks' Is ON the IN
crease, and officers who believe the
whisky Is being brought In lhe town
In automobiles. are Watching for the
runners
AZ Lcwes detectives have recently
secured evidence OF whisky being
brought In the town by water route.
while 40 GEORGETOWN and other small
towns 70 Us alleged That jamaica gin.
ger is being sold regularly.
Evening journal., 1920-07-10
KENT COURT CASES.

Special % INC ENnnInE IOufnN,
DOVER. July iO.-ln the Court Of
General Sessions yesterday. Matte
Hardcastle. indicted for assault and
battery. was sentenced TO 30 days lm-
IN the Kent county jail.
In The nOn-suppOrt case OF Fred
erick A. sharp, a continuance was
granted by the court until The Octo-
her term, with the hope OF Affecting
reconciliation between husband and
wife
Evening journal., 1920-07-10
BARN BURNED WHEN
LIGHTNING HITS
Special 10 inc Evening Journal.

Special 70 The Evening Journal.
SEAFOlD. July i0.-Idghtuinr.
which has been doing much damage
on this peninsula this summer
struck threa more places during the
storms or this week The greatest
damage was done on the farm OF lee
Hackett at Flnchville. Md. 7 miles
west OF Se8f0nd, whan his barn and
siaDles were destroyed by fire. His
wife, who had been on a shopping
trip 10 Galestown. Md, had lust re-
turned home and was unhitchlng her
horse when a bolt OF lightning set
the barn and stables on flre and
stunned her. One horse was burned
and much feed and farm machinery
destroyed.
Lightning also struck the home OF
Robert Ricards, between Seaford and
Brldgeville and badly damaged three
Evening journal., 1920-07-10
COMMUNITY SERVICE MEETING

The meeting or the Wilmington
Community Service general committee
which had been announced FOR yes
iorday has been postponed until next
Tu sd3y A number OF the members
OF iho committee who desired Go at
tend The meeting were unable 90 do
so because OF previous business re-
qu sled the nostponcmcnt.
lhe meeting Will be held late In
the afternoon in the Council chamber
of the Public Building
Evening journal., 1920-07-10
LYNCH ALONE MIGHT
HAVE WON THIS GAME

In an uninioresting game at the
military grounds laet night. West
End defeated Wesley A. A. by the one
sided score OF ii-i.
Wesley could not DO anythineg with
ThQrps sianls while his mates ham
mercd Adams and Conoway hard al
all times, j. Lynch leading the al
tack with a homer. triple and single.
Cross ilashy fielding stood out for
West End while Rolhrock did good
work for Wesley.
Score by innings: R.H. r.
Wesley A. A. ..OOOOOOti2-t 3
West End ....i4OAOO4ix-if u 1
Batteries: West End. Thorp and An
derson. Wesley Adams. Conoway and
Lawson. Thrae-base hits j. Lynch,
Cross. Collins. Home run. J. Lynch.
Double plays. r. Lynch 20 Cross. Stol-
en- bases. Wesley 3, West End 8.
Struck out, Thorp 6, Conoway 6,
Adams g Base on balls, on Th0rp 4,
/ Adams 3, Con0way D.
Evening journal., 1920-07-10
loms. The famIly ~ aNay lI Ll0

rooms. The family Was aWty ~ UIV
time. ~.
The home Of George r. Bell al Hur-
lock was also damaged by lightning.
George Truitt. OF Blades. was Dadiy
injured about the face and body Whcn
a spirited horse he was driving yes
terday ran away.
blades Council, Jr. o. u. a. NJ, OF
blades. celebrated the l5lh anniN tI-
sarv OF the order. last night Many
OF the state officers were present anu
made addresses and a banquet was
served.
Evening journal., 1920-07-10
WOODAL-snORT. MILFORD. DEL

NILFOBD, JulY lO-Nlss CAROLINE
b Woodal and Stanley short. both OF
Milford. were married by the Rev. IT,
l.. Bunstein Wednesday. Both are
well known among The younger set
of Milford.
Evening journal., 1920-07-10
pITCnTOnk pIERCTs nOY's LUNCs.

UEOUUEIUWN, NIY TO = Paul
Bryan. a 6-ycar-old hoy, Is In a ser
ious condition from injuries received
when he foll from tho top OF a load
OF hay on a plchfork. tho prongs
penetrating tho lungs.
Evening journal., 1920-07-10
nnFIDABIIK WINS AGAIN.

Brcidahlik Farms defeated Winter
thur Farms In a twilight game last
evening. 3 TO z.
The feature OF the game was Web
ster's home run with Guest on base
In The third inning The score:
Wlnierthur ..............I . y u
Broidahllk ..........s....1 3 % t-S
A return game Is scheduled for next
week.
Evening journal., 1920-07-10

Follow the Want Ads for unexpect-
ed bargains In automobiles real es-
tate and houses.
Evening journal., 1920-07-10
Score by Inning

Three-hase hils-T0bin, Hopewell.
TwO-base hits Slaughter. Lang. Sac
rince hlis-pierson. stolen bases
pierson. Scott. 3: Patterson Stab, 2.
Lang. 2; Martin. Hall. O.. Patterson.
BASES ON balls-Om Shannor, D
Double play-G Patterson and Slaugh-
Ter. Struck out-By Shanner. a.; 10y
Martin, 3. Umplres-Benson ana
pr.ien
Evening journal., 1920-07-10
IORRAINE INNS FAsy on

lorraine DETECTED Wilmington Gas
Company last night. 8 to 4. Shanncr
pitched FOR the Gas Company and was
touched for eleven hits, while Martin
restricted the Wilmington bnglfs 10
seven.
H0pewpll. Patterson and sol
Slaughter excelled In the field. while
ghanner with two SINGLES and slim
Hall put up a good article OF ball for
the Gas Company.
Eaunn NV Inning
Evening journal., 1920-07-10

Each day the Want Ads are FUN OF
live suggestions FOR saving money
Evening journal., 1920-07-10
SnR1ULANP DIURETIe

No package of Doan's Kidney Pills is genuine
unless il bears the maple-leaf trademark and the
signai1Ire-"JAS DOAN"
Evening journal., 1920-07-10
SOUTH VAN BUREN STREET

Edward McGrath, inspector, 62i s. Van Buren ST.
says Shopping over so much, inspecting is what
weakened my kidneys and caused lame back couple OF
years ago. felt tired all the time and Frequently when
was In a STOPPING position and tried 10 sraghten It
was almost impossible. Finally ! read OF Doans Kidney
pills and decided TO try them couple Of boxes pro-
cured from the Harmonson Drug Co. rid OF this COM
plant. / haven't been troubled In this way since"
Evening journal., 1920-07-10
EAST EIGHTH STREET

p A. Beckey, retired railroad engineer. 100 r. Eighth
st., says Continual iarrng and iong ~ the engine IS
what affected my kidneys some time ago / was troubled
with an awful pain right may kidneys and could
hardly get up when down. Some nights couldn't even
turn over IN bed had 10 get up often at Might end the
kidney secretons were scanty and burned IN passage
heard about DOan's Kidney pills and used four boxes
getting them at Nnler's Drug Store They gave ex-
celent relief and my back felt sound dollar and
my kidneys acted regularly"
Evening journal., 1920-07-10
LOMBARD STREET

Mrs A. V. Green 6O3 Lombard ST., says: "some four
years ago suffered from lame back caused by my kid
neys being out OF order. I had a constant soreness
through my Kidneys and Il misery for me 10 do my
washing or oher work Seeing Doans Kidney pills ad-
vcrsed got box at Danforih's Drug Store and began
taking them. They entirely cured me and have felt fine
ever snce."
Evening journal., 1920-07-10

n you wish to sell household goods
TO advantage, advertise tucm IN the
Want Ads during The coming week.
Evening journal., 1920-07-10
EAST SEVENTH STREET

John Ritter. 500 p. seventh st., says: 81 have used
n0ans Kidneys pills on and when ! have needed
kidney medicine for lhe past nneen years. of course
haven't taken them steadily, but ] FIRST used them for
weak back and dsordered condition Of my kidneys 40
Time was laid up Tor couple OF weeks on THIS ac-
count ! took a box OF Doln's Kidney pills which got
ai DanfOrhs Drug Store. and The trouble soon left.
Doans always do good work" Statement given Janu-
ary 9. 1902
ON July 26 1918 Mr.. Ritter said: "Doans Kidney Pills
entirely cured OF kidney trouble years ago, and
/ have been in perfect condition ever SINCE
Evening journal., 1920-07-10
BENNETT STREET

Mrs James Robbins 100 Bennett ST.. says: "Some six
years ago was suffering from backache and weak KID,
neys. When ] washed. sharp pains carsht me and I
didn't know what 90 do My kidneys acted TOO often and
there other symptoms Of the complaint relative
had received fine results from Doan's Kidney Pills.
decided 10 Try them. They helped me from the nrt and
one box drove away all my trouble"