Canadian Valley News.
The BLUE JACKET
Cream
Separator...
Tlit* Blue .luckfl 1h
conntrucU'(l on the cor-
rect plan. You save
the milk ufti'r the but-
ter fat Iihh Iwen w|jiir-
aU'd. Tins milk, mix-
ed with inenl, hr n or
clu>| , make* 11 peifi-et
fee*• Tor hogHor .voting
stock. We gimntntw
tliln Scpurator to ilu
p^'ifeot work or yo ir
money l>Sok.
Kennedy & Qieber,
Opera house Block.
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Published ('.vary Prldiy at Jones. O. T.. by
HVW K KEYES. Proprietor.
CHIi TiiK A. KEYE3. Editor an J Manager.
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Copy Tor ehun«e of advorll<«ementa moat t*
In ihW officii bv Tneeday noon Thla rule ti
imperative and will In uoca-.. twdeiartsd from
Two Picture*.
In
>vered
la a iJictur* old and faded.'
And I acftrca can hide the tears
Ah I look upon that canvas.
Marred by time's relentless flow;
1 For tlij* wi-.rm heart waa my c.iatle
In ihe Kingdom of By Lo.
She It wa>- who. uncomplalr'na.
Uor«- my load of ifri.-f and <*are:
'Buu®od my sorrows, kisaed m> brnlssa.
When tny feet eve re brown  nd barlj
Kept my ways.ird Steps from straying
fnt«. stony paths, and steep.
Taught in\ Infant ll|>-  to uU%t
"Nov. 1 lay me down to sleep."
But I have another picture.
On* '
No verba Though the cheek* have lost their roaM,
And there's silver In the hair;
Thru can  >.-ver dim Its freshness—
Such the Master PultUsr's art—
It whk painted ther - In By I ;
Tla the picture In my heart.
—Charles L. Fratar.
Pawning Wives and Daughters.
They have a curious way ol utlllt-
inK wives and daughters in aome parts
of India. If a roan wants money he
puts theBe members of his establish-
nient in pawn, and his creditor detains
thorn until the debt is discharged.
Tb<? custom varies in different locali-
ties. In Mellore the Yerealis pledge
their daughters to creditors, who may
either marry them or give them sway,
and a man who has to zo to Jail tie-
1 posits his wife with another family of
her tribs until his return. In North
Arcot unmarried daughters arj fre-
quently mortgaged, and become the
absolute property of the holder until
: liquidation.
REPUBLICAN TICKFT.
r IK'leKnte to <'onxreHh,
rCouncilman. 4th Wat.
rRepresentative sth Plat
dJ
Republican County Ticket.
r Prolate .Indue, VVni l  Harper
rCouiHN Attorney, R. a. Hays
r Sheriff A 0 hnach
f County clerk, K. H. Illnckbnrn
rl.'ounty Treasurer. • !• J. IHanlrer
r RairlMtorof IJood* (} A lleldler
r I'oitnly Sti|ierlnteudent. Porter Kxirlmwl
l r. .T. F. Mfssonhanvh
eyor
Kor Welche
For Commissioner. i«t l)l<d.
For Coin mUsioner. 2nd Dial,
For Commissioner. 8rd Dial.
An Eloquent Election Address.
One of tu« most eloqueut election ad-
dresses ever panned comes from the in-
Thoodore Hoosev'^t I tellect of a municipal candidate at
haries \v. l alriainks i Clifton, whose name is most suitably
Mr. Brain. This gentleman com-
mences thus:
"Marie Corelli, the most Christian
lady and the greatest writer the world
has even known with the exception of
Bliakespenre, said in one of her novels,
the 'Sorrows of Satan.' that Satan
never troubled about ths cabinet min-
isters as he wa.> sure of them. . .
But If Marie Corelli had said that Sa-
tan never troubled after town council-
or* she would ha.ve been Just as near
the mark."—London Pailj News.
Hird S McOtilre
John Thread'*!!!
- John dayman
I 6. V. Downs, M. D t
HOW LOMBROSO SAW TOLSTOI.
(.'baa. OoVe
.1 W. com |
Kd overholan
Diseases of Women
and Children.
Can Always lie Found at
tll  Olltco When N.h Pro-
fessionally (Cngageri. . .
JON KB CITY.
KILLthe COUCH
and CURE ths LUNGS
"""Dr. King's
New Discovery
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ONSUMPTION Price
OUGHSand 5Or. ^ % 1.00
'OLDS Free Trial
Surest an?l Quickest Cure for all
THROAT and LUNG TROUB-
LES, or MONEY BACK.
incident S'iows Ruasian Government's
Fear of the Novelist.
The official attitude of the Russian
government toward Tolstoi is illustrat-
ed In the experience of I.ombroso, ths
criminologist, while visltlug ia Moa-
oow recently. I.ombroso belrg desir-
ous of paying hi* respects to Ue dis-
tinguished novelist and reformer, tel-
egraphed from Moscow to Tolstoi, ask-
ing for an appointment. Scarcely,
however, had the message been taken
from the room in tbe hotel where he
was staylocr than there came a rfcp on
his door and who should be ushered In
but the oomrol9"ionalre of police! "M.
Lombroso. we discover that you have
Just teiegrtpbed to M. Tolstoi." "1
have. What of it?" inquired the pro-
fesaor. "Rut M. Tolstoi," said the
commissionaire, with thinly veiled sus-
picion. "Is Insane." "Oh, that's the
trouble," ejcculated the professor.
"Nono the leap, M. Commissionaire,''
he added, quick to seize his opportun-
ity "I am an authorized physician and
make a study of insane persons." "Ah,
Indeed!" murmured the official apolo-
getically, "Monsieur makes a study of
demented persons 1 comprehend. Pre-
cisely. Moniieur is permitted." With
a sweeping: gesture of depreciation the
official took hlr. leave. Lombroso was
allowed to arrange an interview with-
out further molestation.
A Fool and Hia Money.
Reinhardt Zollikofen, a drunken
man. passed along the Bowery In New
York the other day with $1,300 In
money in his possession, several bills
protrudirg from his pockets. Luckily
a policeman took him in charge be-
fore the Bowery toughs "caught on"
(itk* tool, him to a police station be-
fore hi? money, all In $1 and $2 bills,
had left his possession. The saloons
! bad sejured but a small amount when
I Ms capture wns effected.
Autos for Americans.
In America 30,000 automobiles will
be placed on the market this year,
supplying but half the demand.
Public Sale
Having rented my farm, 1 will sell at public auction at my
place one-half mile east of Spencer, on
Monday. October 31st, 1904,
Beginning at 10 o'clock, a. m., all my fine breeding stock, con-
sisting of two Large Young Jacks; these jacks cannot lie excelled
in Oklahoma for size, bone and breeding. One well-bred Stal-
lion, with good style and action and a valuable animal. Six
brood Mares; one span 2 two-year-old mules; 1 one-year-oUl
mules; 1 two-year-old Morse; 1 mare colt; 3 sucking mule colts;
25 head of Cattle, consisting of cows, calves and one- and two-
year-old steers. Farming Implements, consisting of plows, har-
rows, cultivators, etc; household and kitchen furniture;and othier
articles too numerous to mention.
TKKM8 OF SALK: All sums of 110 and under, cash; over
$10 a credit of 9 months will he given on approved security with
interest at 10 percent from date. 5 per cent discount for cash.
COLT SHOW: I will hold my colt show ou same date. Par-
ties having colts from either of my Jacks or Stallion can bring
them in and secure a prize.
John T. Lawrence.
Notice For Publication
r>«'l«rtment of thu Interior, i
Irfind Office «t Guthrie, O.T , -
an HXU.
tr  :nikf linal |>r«K>( in «up|tfMt of liU claim, und
thii «uld iirouf will b«> made tMforu Regbter
and Reoetvtr l'. K. Land Oflle© at GtUhrlo. o.t.,
on Nfttemltef )'. MCI. v>/.:
Elliott li. Downing of Harrah,Okln., for th«i
H of the vl U of S«k: B. Twp. 12 N.. R. I B.
Ilu i-amrn the following uUucvm-s to proxe
h< cootittnoiiH rvildcnco 'ipon and oultlv ilon
or Mid lead, vu:
ti. \v. C *Jirv. \S, Wrtny, ll. W. Uoh^ri*. und
A. t' rt*on. «ll of liitrmh. o T.
lOllK J. IIOLK8,
R«>'Uter.
1 ALEXANDER STEWART,
▼ AtUuoey at Law.
j Rooms l and 2, National Bldg.
V Over P. O., Oklahoma l'lt\
JONES CIJY LOOSE, NO, I55.I.0.0.F.
Moat* rv«rv Saturdn v Night.
Vinltlug brutbem w«l««n*.
W. L. Kd milton, n. 0.
0. A. Kryks, bee'v.
W. A. JAMISON,
....PLASTERER.
All kinds of Plastering and Brick
"Who Struck Ellly Patterson?"
' William Patterson, a Baltimore me^
chant, so the story goes, was struck
by an unknown man In a Georgia
street riot. He at once Jumped up
and ran through the streets, crying
"Who struck Biily Patterson?" Nobody
coald or would tfII him, naturally
enough for he wan a stranger and a
brawny stringer.
Ho afterward ofpred a public re-
ward through tl-.e newspapers to any
one who should name the man. Again
no one responded. Hj died and left
$1,000 In his will to any one who
would furnish the Information. (A
copy of this will is said to be 15led
away ia tbe ordinary's oflice, Cahiea*
vllle. Franklin county. Ga.)
The affair grew to be talked about.
"Who struck Billy Patterson?" be-
came a proverbial saying. Finally the
story of the reward reached the ears
of Mrs. Jenry G. Conely of Athol. N.
Y. She cemc forward and asserted
that her father. George W. Tlllcston,
•truck the blow, but was so terrified
by the result that ho fled the town.
Local News!
Mrs. T. B. Allen, east of town, is
; sick.
Subscribe for The News and keep
posted
Word Hnrker went to tlie city
Tuesday.
Doc Beaty was over from Luther
| Monday.
Clias. ftokey was at the county
, seat Monday.
A >1 Beckerdite was in Oklalio
inn </itv Monday.
Clias G« key, Jr., was sick tfi«- 1
■ first <>f the week.
Hilly Robertson was in the county I
1 seat Monday night.
Harry Lecliner shipped a car load '
! of hogs to Oklahoma City Monday
I niglit.
Rev. J. Wood and daughter, Mis*
Clara, left Tuesday night for tlu- !
i world's fair.
Try the new barber at KngePsnhop
Laundry sent every two weeks.—Kr
nest Allen, Prop.
Wanted: 10 cotton pickers at the
fteehe Farm, A mile west of Jones.
Knquire at PostoUlce.
I For Sale: Five 2 and 3-year-old
steers, nlso some good milch cows.
' -r-Geo. R. King, Kicknpoo flat,
j For Olothes and Shoes see the
Kastern Boys, No. 110 Grand Ave..
| Oklahoma City. Tliey are hustlers,
j Ola Driggs and L. C. Housh were
I at Witcher Saturday after the for-
mer's household goods which had
I been shipped there.
"Quick Sales," '-Spot Cash" and
j '•Small Profits" are the order of the
! day at Houghton Bros., No. 110
! Grand Ave., Oklahoma City.
| The case of The Bank of Jones vs
J. M. Proctor, was'continued Moii-
lny in the probate court until Nov-
ember lltli.
Honor for Alfred Vanderbiit
New York society is Interested in a
report from NeAjort that Alfred 0.
Vanderbilt has been asked to be colo-
nel of the Newport artillery company.
The artillery company is the oldest or-
ganization in the United States, hav-
ing beer granted a charter by King
Qeorge II. It Js Independent and has
In Its ranks many of the best known
young- men of Newport and the sur-
rounding towns. The Newport artillery
company acted as an escort to the
Ancient and Honorable artillery com-
pany whou the latter visited New York
recently.
The March of Civilization.
Slowly but surely the people of our
Island dependencies are yielding to
the benign Influences of assimilation.
A bulu has now sued a prominent Fili-
pino gentleman for breach of prom-
ise.
Bill's Fate.
Eph—Bill Johnson's been in hot
wati.h evah since he's been married.
8arn— How's dat?
Eph—His wife makea him do all
dc washin'.
Acceptable Christmas Presents.
Judge John H. Terry of St. Louis, a
large property owner, sent each of his
thirty-eight tenants a basket of choice
viands on Christmas day. Tn'.s was
regarded by them as decidedly more
acceptable than the notification most
of the landlords o_ chat city sent out
that rents would be Increased with
the opening of the world's fair year.
Worst Cattle Plague.
Foot-and-mouth disease is said to
cause more loss In Europe than all
other animal plagues combined.
Berlin's Birth Rate.
The birth rste in Berlin declined j
from 40 a thousand in 1876 to 2-7 In
1902.
A Love Letter
Would not interest you if you are i
looking for a guaranteed Salve for |
sores, burns or piU s. Otto Dodd, of |
Ponder, Mo., writes: 4il suffered
with an ugly sore for a year, but n
box of Buck leu's Arnica Salve cured
1 inc. It's the best salve on earth.
! 25c at Stone Pharmacy.
Advertised Letters
1 Adver'ised letters remain in the
Jones postoflice for the following
i persons:
| Geo. Yoakum (2)
If not called for by Nov. 1, these
letters will he sent to the dead letter
| office. Stolla M. Bkkbk, P. M. I
Notice
June 1, 1004. |
Hereafter the Canadian Valley
News will charge regular artvertsing
j rates for notices where admission is
I charged, or collection is taken, or
• refresh amen ts are sold for profit..
| Ordinary announcements of religious
meetings, and for public celebrations
' on holidays, free.
Frisco System
Chicago & Eastern Illinois R R.
Double Trains Daily
St. Louis and Chicago
Morning and Evening
From LnSalle Street {Station, Chicago, !):50 a, no—9!tOp. in
From UnioiiSta.(Merchants Brid$£e)Si Louis0:30 a. na—9:46 p. in
Morning or avuninKconneetlnii at, both termini with linos* diverging
Kqui|>:m nt entlr new and modern throughout
A Dottble-'I'mtitf Rnllwuv
Kqulp|ied wli.i | i- i<nlci l and approved safety appllanots
Miiistaiit tally constructed
_ ——- ll'lllMJIC I1H-1IH71II
The political campaign now going Iney trouble, <
n is not one half ho important as general debility
tbe one being carried on in the mil-
lion cotton and corn fields of the
land.
Talk for Jones City.
Work.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Jon** Citv, (). T.
Artists Draw Large Salaries.
fhnrles Para Gibson, who origi-
nated a girl and married her slstor,
draws the largest salary ever paid to
a*j illustrator of periodicals. The two
publications for which he works give
him $20,0ft0 a year. A well-known car-
toonist In New York mal-.es $12,000 a
year for a single pap?r. Another was
Under contract at |1S,00j and spent
•very cent of It. .
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Will T M. (t HA ST,
VroldfiiL
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Vide
Milks,
Vies.
It. K. Milks,
Cn liicr.
STATE BANK OF CHOCTAW,
CHOCTAW, OKI.A
CAPITAL, $io,ooo.
...Your Banking Business Solicited...
Saves Two From DentK
' "Our little daughter had an al-
most fatal attack of whooping cough
land bronchitis," writes Mrs. \V. K.
Havilaml, of Armonk. N. Y..
when all other remedies failed,
saved her life with Dr. King's New
Discovery. Our niece, who bad con-
sumption in an advanced stage, also
used this wonderful mediciue and
' today she is perfectly well " Des-
| perate throat and lung diseases yield
Shylock was the man who Kl"-"Is<'""'r.v :lH <<>
J i r i no other medicine on earth. Infall
wanted n. pound of human ihie for coughs and colds. 50c and
flesh. There are manv ** 00 bottles guaranteed by Stone
Testimony of a Miri-stor
liev. Jiio. S. Cox. of Wake, Ark.,
writes: 4'For twelve years 1 suffered
from yellow jaundice. 1 oontulted a
number of physicians and tried all
sorts of medicines, hut got no relief.
Then I began the use of Electric
Bitters and feel that I am now cured
of u disease that had me in its grasp
for twelve years." If you want a
reliable medicine for liver and kid-
stomaeli disorder or
get Electric Bitters.
It's guaranteed by Stone Pharmacy.
Only 50c.
m
SHYLOCH
m a n y
Shylocks now, the convales-
j Pharmacy. Trial bottles free.
Odell Higduu  "<t wift' hHve mm- cfin hg j t]ie i
ed to the I homas Adams pmpertv : . 1
nnd Ota Driggs unit family :irv now sickly child, the pale young
living at home. i WOman, all want human flesh
The opm house company held a J ilUJ t]ley can jt—take i
Scott's Emulsion.
VSj SiSIWV WW«
NIW BLACKSMITH IN JONES!
1 have purchased the black-
smith shop ofPiitnan& lies
tand and itm prepared to do
all kinds of Blncksniithing
and Wagon Work. Tire set-
ting l v the cold process.
ILL WORK GUARANTEED
to give satisfaction.
IRVING W. HARRIS.
Prop.
We 8till have a few thousand
1 Home Grown Apple and Peach Trees
m for sale, also a good assortment af Strawberry and
A Haspberry plants. Call at the nursery or address
+ J. T. Pierce & Son, Choctaw, Okla
meeting Saturday and transacted
some important business. The com-
pany is now in good shape.
Kd Wiliey, Lillard Fentress, and
Sam Atcliinson were down from the
city Saturday visiting Mr. and Mrs.
\V. J. Hock wood and bunting quail.
G. W. Bruce has resigned tbe
position of Grand Secretary of the
Oklahoma Odd Fellows and H. L
Strongh has been appointed in his
place.
Dr. W. ('. Bradford ami Attorney
Hobinson of Shawnee were here sev-
, <-ral days on business. Dr. J. II.
. 1 bad ford and grandson Jim of Okla-
j hoina City were also down Saturday.
Clyde MeKinnev, who lives south
j of Choctaw, and Ueorge Housh were -
i lined in Justice Albright's court
I Monday, for their part in a little
i scrap that took place at the ball last
; Thursday night.
Mm. Post, mother of (Jus Post
alitl Mrs. Mike Levicy, was taken j
j suddenly sick with heart failure at j
| Oklahoma City Saturday. She was'
; lining lit here on tbe morning tiain j
and taken to her home oast of town, j
She is reported to he much better at j
! this time.
All diseases start in the bowels, j
; Keep them open or you will l e sick. (
(TA8C A11KT8 act like nature. Keep
i liver and ImjwcIs active without
sickening griping feeling. Six in if- i
| lion people take ami recommend
j CASC ARKT8. Try a 10c box. Ali
druggists.
j Dan Greenlee, who broke one of !
| bis Angers several days ago while 1
1 working on the section, and who
went to the hospital at Springfield.
1 had the injured member amputated j
j the first of the week. It is thought j
j he will get along all right now.
Frisco System to Guthrie
Two Trains Daily
The Capital of Oklahoma is now
reached via tbe Frisco System
p. m. train from St. Louis-the 1/1:40
a. in. train from Kansas City, arrive
in Guthrie 8:05 a. m., 10:00 p. m.
train from St. Louis; tbe 11:30 p.m.
train from Kansas City arrives 8:15
p. m. Tbe return service to North
the digestive organs and they Kastis equally convenient.
, 1.1 * i i i On this new line of railway, thirty-
feed the whole body. „ig|lt mile8 di8t(Jllt (mn (:il|mler ^
For nearly thirty years following stations are boated, viz.:
Scott's Emulsion has been the n"'l.1l''v' lc,ml,lni atKl
1 he extension opens a new
World's Fair Visitors
The pavilion erected by the Frisco- ;
Rock Island Systems at Main En-
trance of tbe World's Fair is surely
but, a place of no little interest, in fact,
it is one <n the many attractions.
"Visitors to the World's Fair are
cordially invited to inspect the Frisco-
Rock Island System building. Here
will be found a place of rest, court-
eous allen lion, besides, there will be
distributed, free of cost, souvenirs
and descriptive literature of the great
Southwest. The reader will, un-
doubtedly. overlook a very import
ant attraction in case of failure to
visit the Frisco-Rock Island System
pavilion.
Bemetnher, Main Entrance World's !
l'';tir.
Scott's Emulsion is flesh
and blood, bone and muscle.
Itfeeds the nerves, strengthens
great giver of human flesh.
We will send you a couple of
ounces free.
SCOTT A BOWNE, Chemists.
400-415 Pearl Streot, New York, Iroiu St. Louis or Kansas City-
yx. «u<] *«.«*> J ail drugicieu. Frisco System.
L.
i TayJ.
i field in fertile Oklahoma, offering
i golden opportunities to those seeking
| homes or investment.
In purchasing tickets, avail your-
self of tbe shortest and uuickest route
FEMALE
WEAKNESS
642 I-a Cougre® I flt
portland, uai w*, Oct. 17, imo.
i consider Wine of < ardui tapartof
to an . doctor'• medicine 1 e?«r ua«4
md 1 know whereof I ipiuk I iuf-
lerad ror nlo* tuootlxa with enppree*4
menftruatiOD which completely proa*
tr*t .«1 tne Paini «"jul l hoot through
my b&ck nni tndea nnl I would hav°
blludin^headitchuM Mv lirr>bi would
•well u i oid I would (csl mo I
oo<ild not stand up I naturally f*4t
disoou raged for I ne^niwl to be beyaad
the r.elp of physlci nni but Wine of
Cardui came a.4   '>od- ond tome I
felt a change for th «  -jetter within •
week After nlneto<?n diye t'eatraen*
I Tien9truat d wltlioot suffering  h«
agonioi I uauallvdici aodaoor wcamt
regular and ^Itbo'i  piln Wine of
Cardui is limply wotiderfui  nd I wl &
that all suffering womet Knew of Ite
gcod oualitiee
hf+££*/****> |  mm
rreMarer. Portland Economic Le&fue
l' riodicai neadacna tell of f-e
male «v«akness NV'ine cA Csrd ii
cur ?s permanent! y nineteen out of
every iw ntv ea«oi of lrre^u.a;
mensef beariDff dnwt pata< or
an/ female weaknew if yo-J ar- 
discouraged ami doctor- !■  •
failed that is tbe best reaion in
th* '▼orlti you shouli try Wme of
Cardui now Kememoer iba?
headaches mean feaule weaiuiesi.
Secure a 81 00 bottle of Win# ot
Card mi today
mm*
The Boat Doctor
Iley. B. C. Hoiton. of Sulphur
Springs, Texas, writes, July 19th,
1899: ' ■ I have used in my family
Uullard's Snow Liniment and Hore-
houiid Syrup, and they have proved
certainly satisfactory. The liniment i
is the best we have ever used for j
IflPadaches and pains. The sou«(li
syrup lias been our dootor for tin*
past eight years." 2ftc, ">Uc. 11.00.
Sold by Stone Pharmacy.
  #4Protect Yourself'
During tbe fiscal year of 1904 the Intending visitors to St. Louis dur«
tobacco users of the country paid, in |„g tbe World's Fair can assure
the form of customs niifl internal tliemsel ves satisfactory rooming ia*
revenue, 165,800,000; more than | comnjotlations tlirongll theMerohant*
enough to pay the {uteres: on the Seivioe Company at a nominal ex.
public debt and take cure of tbe na- pense. For pariIctilnrs apply to the
tlon's wards, the Indians. j nearest Frisco System Agent,
Tbe fact that G-eorgo Washington
never urged Congress to establish a
weather bureau is explained in some
quarters on the ground of his inher-
ent ImtnKl of lying;.
DMds MIGHT'S DISEASE
Many people who are neglecting symptoms of kidney trouble, hoping 4<it will wear away," are
ainting towards Bright's Disease, which is kidney trouble in one of its worst forms.
fftEYSKlBNEYCURE
sS^?s '"^Jarities, strengthens the urinary organs and builds up the worn-out tissue!
- v ,e kl(lneys so they will perform their functions properly. Healthy kidneys strain out
lmPurities from the blood as it passes through them. Diseased kidneys do not, and
tne poisonous waste matter is carried by the circulation to every part of the body,
causing dizziness, backache, stomach trouble, sluggish liver, irregular heart action, etc.
vinMcv'r'i^Diian5r s'£ns of Kidney or Bladder Trouble commence taking FOLEY'S
r.ii j at once> as w'" cure a slight disorder in a few days and prevent a
latal malady, it is pleasant to take and benefits the whole system.
How to Find Out.
You can easily determine if your kidneys ire
ou. of order by setting aside for 24 hours a
bottle of the urine passed upon irising. If
upon examination it is cloudy or milky or has
a brick dust sediment or small particles float
FOLEy4ViD"-"n"!?-dUcssed' -
at once.
1DNEY CURE should be taken
G. B. BurHans Testifies After Four Year**
G. B. Burhans of Carlisle Center, N Y., writes:
••About four years «|0 I wrote you tUting that I had t>*«n tntltely
cured of • •ever* Sidney trouble by taking lets than two bottle* ol
Foley's Kidney Cure It entirely atopped the brick-dust •cdlmtnf and
fain and symptoms of kidney dis«-s se Jisappearcd. 1 am (lad to any that
have never had a return of may of those symptoma duru.| the four
jreara that have elaap**d. and I *m evidently cured toata v tured. sad
heartily recommend Poloy'B Ktdney Curs to any one svaflenna from
kidney or bladder trouble. '
Gmths stamped CCC. Ile.er soil la bulk,
•ewer? of th; dealer n-So tries to sell
"somatbicf }«s  us goti."
Two Sizes, 50 Cents and $1.00.
SOLD m RECCMMENDED BY
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