The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, January 20, 1909, Image 5
he Press and Bauner.
Published every Wednesday at two dollars a
a year In advanee.
Wednesday, Jan 20, 1909.
McKee'n Loeah.
Just reoeived a large lot of fresh cabbage
plants. We will sell you all you need at 20c
per hundred. J. W. McKee.
I have on band one new bay press. Price
was $85 00. Will sell it now for 856 00. J. W.
McKee.
I also have one 3-borse disc plow. Price
was |45 00. Will sell It for spot cash for ?30.00.
J. W..McKee.
La?l l>ay.
Remember to-day Is the last day for paying
January Installment to Building and Loan
Association of Abbeville.
T Q Vforcr? onH TrAflfl
Notice from J. W. Rykard.
Mr. J. W. Rykard requests that all bills owing
to blm be paid at once. Unless these bills
are paid la thirty days be will be lorced to
place them In the hands of an attorney for
collection.
All persons desiring goods to be ordered
will bring the money to pay lor same wbec
rrdered, Mr. Rykard makes a very small per
cent on all goods ordered and for this reason
it is necessary to transact all such business
on a oash basis. Please take notice anti be
governed accordingly.
Always Looking; to Yonr Interests.
Call and see me at once, as I have two neat
cottages near public square to dispose or at a
sacrifice. Three sales of dwellings have recently
been made in the olty to new comers,
and the supply is running short. Can sell
you a number of vacant lnis, but unless you
apply early cannot fill your bill tor Improved
property. Not a vacant dwelling In iheclty,
and the supply Is not equal to demands, so
yon bad beta look after the two cottages mentioned.
M. ?. Hollingsworlh.
For Rent at Ware Shonlfl. H. ('.
A store house 25 by 70 feel?well adapted for
general merchandise, and In good stand for
trade wllb mill towu and alao wllb large sec,tloa
of surrounding country. Apply wllb
references to J. C. Cork,
2t Rock Hill, S. C.
For Sitle.
80 acres, more or less, situate about 1% miles
from Due West on Due West and Donalds
road. Well Improved ; three-room dwelling;
stable: lot; pasture. For particulars see or
write E. R. Horlon.of ^nderso.-, S. C., or J.
E. McDavld, Abbeville, S. C.
Fire Iosaranee.
If your dwelllDg, furniture, store, etc.,
should burn up tonlgbi would tbe loss hurt
you? If so, see or pbone me. I can give you
best Are insurance protection at very little
cost. J. E. McDavld.
Land for Sale.
I will sell 60 acres of land tbree miles from
, Hodges and two, miles fiom Warevlile, within
half mile of railroad. Terms easy. Apply
to W. W. Bradley.
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Tbe people to know tbat the Hlll-Moseley
Electric Co. furnish all kinds of electrical
supplies and do flrst-class work.
Fresh lot of batteries ou tiauJ. tf
Voting Men!
If yon want to know why you should be
come telegraph operators and wtat school to
aueDd. write to SOUTHERN SCHOOL OF
TELEGRAPHY. Newnan, Ga., for lree Cmalog
"A." EVERY BOY sbt.uld read It. Positions
positively guaranteed.
C. A. Ml I ford & Co. have the prettiest show
window In South Carolina. Don't come to
town wltbont seeing It. Also eee the Martha
Washington monument on Inside made
of soap.
Glenn's Locals.
Glenn has beardless or spring barley. Better
buy at once.
Glenn sells the best ready roofing on tbe
market.
Glenn bandies the best Pittsburg steel
plows, also plow stocks.ba me?,traces, leather
aud cotton collars; tbe best hair collar pads
and other plow tools.
Glenn has very- low prices on poultry or
garden wire.
All kinds gardeo seed at G'enn's.
MoIhrkps In kegs, half barrels aud barrels,
ai G enu's.
11 pounds good soda 2'jj at Glenn's.
Chicken feed, bran, oats and corn always at
Glenn.
Glenn can save you money on flour?300
barrels bougtit.
Tobacco. Some low prices by the b x h'
Gle n's.
/ j Th? best farm Bho? made ai Glenn's
Bov? and tuen'? overalls anil pants, a
G^euu's.
Anl'"' R ?n-<'py w-ib t? McOorrnl-h M**
d.v kii I i'n <?'iav,Hiicl h gre-l iii?hv ' !
tax-pnvr? f ih 8 fc is- ??
nl m?.? ?.}?! ( iin*ii> r hir>r<i?d o ii'bke
llwlr r?*mrn?. It ! * u grpk' poll * eijIMio
ii..> p-up e "i M" 'oi niicK t<> h ve Die >ii(l
?j?Rh reiiirns here, ?nd ifi?y a'<nr??!!>? ?? ?. 1?
ctMiilnir ovnry year fotlat purpose.?MeCoiLLllcB
Mr*H>-Ugpr.
Tup ahh?? h'e civic ciih -ctp nv p' th 'it?
rl > afternoon in ibeClub rooms at tbe Cltj
ball at lorn u'u.ock.
Mrs. M. T. Coleman. Sec.
Mitkea rich, red blor>d, restful sleep
builds strong healthy tlsnue?steady
nerves, perfect digestion and assimilation.
Keep* you well and liapjy.
Hollister'a "Rocky Mountain rIVa ?.r
Tablets, 35 cents. C, A. Milford & Co.
Dr. Thornton's Easy Teether has paved ttn
lives ol hundreds of babies ai d will safeij
carry yoar baby through the most trj Inn period
or Its lite ax It)? a guaranteed remedy foi
Te? thin?, Summer Diarrhoea, Flux, Infliction,
RDd all stomach aDd bowel troubles*'
Infants. 25 cents. For sale by McMurra)
Drue Co. and country merchants, or Easy
Teetber Medicine Co., Hartwell, Ga.
McKee's Locals.
Wby pay 20a a gallon for kerosene oil wbtn
you can buy it from McKee for 15c.
Cattle powders at right prices at McKee's.
You can buy a good shirt at McKee's store
for 38c, worth twice the price.
A.sfc to see our Japanese painted cblna. J.
W. McKee.
Matches 4s a dozen boxes at our store i.
W. McKee.
You can bay hoes worth 50j at McKee's for
37 cents.
Hames, collar pads, bridles, water buckets
and baskets cheap at McKee's.
To have good health, live long and
happy, follow the advice of tbe greatest
Health Specialists?"Take a physic
once a week." Do this and you won't
know what a sick day is. Hollister's
Rocky Mountain Tea, the safest physic
35 cents. C. A. Milford & Co.
If you will take Foley's Orlao Laxative until
tbe bowels become regular you will not
have to take pureatlves constantly, as Foley's
Orlno Laxative positively cures chronic
constipation and sluggish liver. Pleasant to
take. C. A. Mllford & Co.
Tbe McMurray Drug Co. has a cream for
cleaning sliver that can't be beat. Niagara
Cream Paste Is tbe name. 25 cents Is the
price. None better. Try It.
Aiuos B. Morse Co. has just received a lot
of Bart seed oats. Will mature la 90 days.
We have beardle-s barley at the right price.
Amos B. Morse Co.
Don't wear yourself out going all over town
loosing for Xmas goods when you can go
dlreot to the stores of Mllford and get what
you want and prices right.
The Amos B. Morse Company.
Mr. Amos B. Morse will change the name
ofblsflrin this ye r to the Amos B. Morse
Company. Tbe company will be a joint
block company.
Mr. Joel Morse, who has been with the A.
M. Smith Company for some time will enter
this ew ttim.
The company beglDS business undermost
favorable auspices. Tbe gentlemen of tbe
firm are known to be genilemen In every
sense of the word nnii th? nnhiln mo*- ovrw>,.t
the fairest treatment at tbeir bauds. Mr.
Morse la well trained in business methods, be
a active and energetic and we expect to tiee
be flrlm reach a high degree of success.
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When you
price, you w
so cheaply,
order last A
was cheapei
gets the beu
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Clearii
Will be continue!
ing for you. Col
Blankets, Knit U
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on many things?
a little money to
what we are doin
you will give us
we offer.
R.M.I
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The thoroughbred
will be sold at put
Germany. His reg
inspection. This it
price.
CSood Company for 1909.
You are careful what choice of friends tb
young people of your household make. Yoi
do not open wide the door to tbose who?
speech aud behavior betray lll-breedlng am
lax morals. Are you as careful to shut 1
against boobs and periodicals that nresen
vulgar and demoralizing pictures of life am
its purpose? Perhaps you are among tboa
who have found that The Youth's Companloi
occupies the same place In the family read
lng thai the high-minded young man or wo
man holds among your associates. The Com
Fan Ion Is good without being "goody goody.'
t is entertaining, It Is Informing. In Its stc
rles It depicts life truly, but it chooses thos
phases ol life In which duty, honor, loyalt,
are the guiding motives.
A full description of the current volum
will be sent with sample copies of the p?pe
to any andress on request. The new sufc
scrlber who at once sends 81,75 for a year'
subscription will receive free The Compac
ion's new Calendar for 1909, "In Grandmott
er's Garden," llthogr8r)hed lo thirteen colon
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Martin's Mill Bridge damaged.
The recent high water has damaged tfc
new Iron bridge in course of erection at Ma
tins mill, The bridge Is not lost but washe
down ho that It will require couslderab
work to get It back Into position.
We lead the show In a pretty store ac
pretty goods. So say the folks who hai
been about. Milford's Drug Store.
reat Sale
i Und<
? NOW ON AT ?
D D O
see the garments a
rill wonder how thei
Its this way: W(
ugust when materia
than for years. Oi
tefit of the deal.
ig Out
i for the next 30 days. C
id weather yet to come,
nderwear, Hosiery, Shawl
-space will not permit us t
spend in the next 30 da
g. - We handle nothing 1
a look you can better a
laddoi
^
)AGH STALL!
coach stallion, " Flamii]
)lic outcry Monday, Fel
^istration certificate is <
3 a splendid opportunity
Seaboard Schedule.
6 No. 52 Northbound 12.57 p.m.
3 No. 33 Southbound 12.43 p.m. Veatlbulf.
e No, 53 Southbound 3.17 p.m. Local,
i No. 32 Northbound 4.07 p.m. Vestibule.
t No. 38 Northbound 1.17 a.m.
t No. 41 Southbound 3.35 a.m.
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a The healing, soothing, refreshing ac
tion of Hollister's Rocky Mountain
Tea cleanses and regulates the bowels,
>> tones and purifies the stomach, in>
nrooooci norua fnrna \f ah oa vnn \jl*p 11
' VI VHOVQ UV* ? V av?vv< J vv? " V??
6 keeps you well. Tea or Tablet, 35
y centa. C. A. Milford & Co.
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[- Ncnarray'g j.ocaIn.
8 Please the children, plve them Lax-OIL
~ Pleasant, palatable and effective.
b. A corn cure tbat cares corns?Japanese
corn cure. 15 cents.
A foe to aches and pains. Eureka Nerve
and Bone Liniment. 25centB.
For all liver 111b use McMurray's Improved
Llyer Regulator In tin cans. 25 cents a can.
Use Neuffer's Ludk Tonlo to build up your>e
self against that dread dlsetse consumption.
r* 50 cent6 a bottle.
ie Eureka Laxative Cougb Syrup stops a cough
by removing the cause. 25 ana 50a.
If it ls"McMurray made," It Is guaranteed
to please or we refund your money.
id ??
te Mr. Edwin Calhoan has been quite sick for
two weeks.
of
:rwear
AT'S
nd learn the
j can be sold
3 placed our
il and labor
ir trade now
.
Sale
5-reat Bargains are waitYou
will need Cloaks,
Is, etc. Great reduction
o mention. If you have
ys it will pay you to see
but standard goods. If
ppreciate the advantage
i & Co.
SAI
lius," 8 years ola ana 1
bruary 1, 1909. This
m file in the Press ar
j to buy a valuable he
C. C. GAJS
President Helps Orphans.
Hundreds of orphans have been
helped by the President of The Industrial
and Orphan's Home at Macon,
Ga.t who writes: "We have used
iLieciric rmiers iu iuih iuoutuuuu iui
nine years. It has proved a most excellent
medicine for Stomach, Livei
and Kidney troubles. We regard it as
one of the beBt family medlciueson
earth." It invigorates the vital organs,
purifies the blood, aids digestion
creates appetite. To strengthen and
build up thin, pale, weak children 01
run-down people it has no equal. Besi
for female complaints. Only 50c ai
8p< ed's drugstore.
Engllitb Npavin Liniment removei
Hard, Soft or Calloused Lump* and Blemish
es from horses ; al-o Blood Spavins, Curb*
Splln s.Sweeney,Ring Bone, Stifles, SpralDe
Swol en Throats, Coughs, etc. Save $50 bj
nse if one bnitie. A wonderful Blemlsl
Cure. Sold by P. B. Speed, druggist.
Good Land Wanted.
Wanted?A tract of good land In this coun
ty, two hundred to three hundred acres
level, and In good state of cultivation, In de
alrsbie community. Apply W. W.Bradley
Abbeville, P. C.
Master's Sale.
The State of South Carol
COUNTY OF ABBEVrLLE.
Court of Common Pleas.
Win. ?1. isarnwea, an .cjacuui/ui ?.
Estate of Benjamin S. Bare
deceased, Plaintiff, against H
Cowan, Edward Cowan, G
Cowan, Ann Jacbsou, Gov
Cowan, Lawyer Cowan, I
Hill, John Cowan, James C<
and Effle Cowan, Defendants
By authority of a Decree of 8a
the Court of Common Pleas for ,
ville County, in said State, made i
above stated case, I will offer for
at public outcry, at Abbeville C
8. C., on 8alesaay In February,
1909, within the legal hours of sa
following described land, to wit:
that tract or parcel of land, si
lying and being in Abbeville Co
in tbe State aforesaid, containini
ty-Four and Three-Tenths Acres,
or less, and bounded by W. H. J
W. T. Bradley^John Baker, am
Smith place, known as Tract Nc
tbe Estate of Sarah M. Calhoui
ceased.
TERMS OF SALE?Cash,
chaser to pay for papers.
R. E. HIL]
Master A. C., H
McKee's Locals.
Overooats 83.55.
Rain coats $3.85.
Roys Halts 9Sc.
Men's Pants 65c.
Boys Pants 19o.
Mo Ties 88a. 25o Ties 18o. GOoSblrl
Gloves 88o to 19o per pair.
10c Lace for 6c a yard.
So Lace for 2%o a yard.
lOo Half Hose for 5o a pair.
Men's Legglns 38c a pair,
Faney Veals for 98c.
Ladles' Shawls and Fascinators for ]
78o and fl.48.
. School Tablets 4c, 7 for 25o.
Groceries at lowest prices.
Soda 4o package or 7 packages for 25c,
Baking Powder 4o or 7 for 2>o.
Octagon Soap 4c cake, 7 for tec.
Tea worth 00c per pound for 35c.
50c 8 hoop, brass bound oedar water b
for 35c.
Cypress baokets for L8c.
Cattle powders 18o and 35o a package.
Hoes 32c and 37c.
Collars and Pads at oost.
Ditching Shovels at cost.
Harrows, Plows, Storks, Nails, Wli
pies, Fenoe Wire at ooet.
Annapolis CidetsJiip.
Tbere will be an examination Wed
December 23.1908, for the parpose of M
two principals and alx alternate* to
vaoanoles In the U. 8. Naval Academ;
examination will be held at Clemsoo (
It will begin at 9:80 o'olook a. and <
(3:30 o'clock p. m.
All applicants mast pan a physical
lnatlon before they will be permitted t
the mental examination. They mns
least live feet tall and free free from
physical delects; they must reside In t
irlet and must be between the agea of
and twenty years.
Candidates will be examined man!
reading, writing, pnnetnatton, spelllni
metlo, geography, English grammar,
States history. World's history,
through quadratic equations, and pi
ometrv through first Ave books.
Very reapooifnlly,
Wyalt Jk
An accident poHey for 11,000 la th<
American Accident Insurance Co. f
year will ooat you 31 cent*. Abbevllh
ware Co.
We give you a SI,000 accident lDaurai
Icy for one year lor 81 centa wltb eve
caafc purchase. Abbeville Hardware <
'I ,
KjaflHNjtajB [iff !B^^BEooKrt'i%L r^s
jE.
n perfect condition
i horse was bred in
Ld Banner office foi
>rse at a reasonable
dBRBLL,.
Master's Sale.
The State of South Care
County of Abbeville.
Court of Common Pleas.
The Farmers Bank of Abbeville
i ty, Plaintiff, against J. H. J
> and Mrs. Agnes Miller, Defei]
By authority of & Decree of 8
1 the Court of Common Pleaa for
r ville County, in said State, mi
t the above stated case, I will of
t sale, at Publio Outcry, at Abbe\
H., 8. C., on Salesday in Februi
D. 1909, within the legal hours
the following described land,
b All that tract or parcel of land e
lying and being in the town i
i, Carmel in Abbeville County,
r State aforesaid, containing One
1 more or less, and bounded c
north by lot of P. K. Black, <
Main street, Bouth by land of
Boyd and west by the Charla
Western Carolina Railway Co.
Terms of Sale?Cash. Purch
? pay for papers.
r. e. mi
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Remember
You have an op
j88o tunity of buying f
us now at prices
will save you mo:
l9o> ^ There is no use of ]
ing more for go
when you can
them at McKee's s
aoket" for less. We^will
you
^ Shoes,
' 1
gg Clothing,
f! Glasswa
oateod j
?5 and Orocke
*iiy !j> v
r. arltn#3
At Wholesale Prici
*1 v '
4*M.
plkta
We have 2,000 It
Standard Granul
Sugar that we wil
you at 5c per, po
Just stop and thin]
moment when
have had an oppor
ity of buying 2011
Standard Granul
. for $1.
7 Bars of Soap 25o
We are selling v
the lot lasts 7 ba:
Octogan Soap for
Think of that.
SaiIA 1A Pflftlrflfffi
??? w avnii^v
Or 7 \ lb. package
25c. Keg Soda 1
for 25c.
60c Tea for 35c lb.
, Tea worth 6oc foi
L per lb.
' Washing Powders ?
package.
Bargains in everyt
.. at our Store.
ilma,
all these prices
strictly cash. ^
Coun- ... . ,
credit is good
tdantfl. 0
weby us. but we cai
Abbe* rr , .
re? fl? aTTorcl t0 charge
goods at these
of sale ,
{T?S: Prices.
of Mt.
in the
Acre,
>n the
;ast by _
p. I. Mi
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GOOD E04.DS BY BAST
TRAINLOAO OF EXPERTS ON EDUCATIONAL
TOUR.
r: : ^
third Tnli That Hai Beeir Sent OH
by the National Association?South
to Be Tans;lit to Bmild Blfhirar* 7
' Scientifically. "
A train of twelve cars, known at
Hie "Good Roads Special,'' left Washington
on the .Uuea of the Southern
/\ railway early In November to stop at
f | ten or twelve of the chief cities reached > .
I by the system and aid In organizing
1 | good roads associations and at the
tame time give a practical illustration
of modern roadmaklng. The tour will
end Jan. L I -:;1
The train carried a full equipment
I of roadmaklng machinery and a party
of eighteen persons, all skilled in the I
manufacture, of good dirt and macadam
roads. It is the third such train
* I to be organized through the efforts of
the National Good Roads association,
one having been sent along the reute
of the Illinois Central from April to
July and a second having traversed the
district between Chicago and Buffalo v" :
along the routes of the Lake Shore
route and tbe New York Central. Everywhere
the meetings have been wide- |
ly attended and have produced per- /
P0r- manent organizations determined to i '
better tbe country roads of the secTOm
tlon concerned.
Mr. Martin Dodge, director of the of
that Ace of public road Inquiries In the agricultural
department, and M. 0. ElQ0y.
drldge, his assistant, with Mr. W. EL ag
' * * Moore, president of the Natlolial Good V ^
na.V- association, are In charge of the . ..V
r J "Good Roads Special." Under their dl- ' i
p. A q rectlon fourteen road experts, Mr. R. M
W. Richardson,/secretary of the na-!
i tlonal association, and several clerks
DUy undertake to organize In each of < ^ }j
the cities visited a. pehnanent good
ItOre roads association. To this end they j
will confer with the mayor and city j
S il eoundl of each city and the officers ef j
its commercial organizations, arrange
LOAD IK WBONG PXiAUJS. ^ ,
1*TT that a suitable ball shall be hired and - t%
jf obtain the use of ten or twelve teams,
is many men and a sufficient supply I
of crushed stone to construct a length
of good road as a sample. 1 '
When the train arrives, the engineers
will begin at once to build about a , '$
mile of dirt road with the teanis, men
/jj | and materials furnished by the localy
1 j\, lty. They will then surface or macad>
j Y I amlze as much of that road as their
1 | time will permit When the practical . ;
Jblllty of the movement has been thus
manifested, the mayor and commercial
organizations will unite In a call for a J
r public meeting to organize an associa*
IS. Of Son. f i J
j President Moore of the National, J
ated Good Boads association says of tho {
, 11 project: J ? 3S
1 S6Ji "The south can have good roads if It
will, and the sooner the citizens get to i
" _ [ SiSa
und. gether and work along some weu organized
and practical line these results
k for be reached the quicker. There ia \ ;
nothing that will do more to Increase 4'
yQ the value of virgin lands and advance
the development of the fural districts
than well constructed public roads*
The Improvement of the road system
r will have a wonderful 'effect upon stlm)S.
01 niatlng the settlement of people on
I , j farms, and as these settlements are beIcltCU
ing made so will the value of the land
Increase.
"Wherever a city or, town Is found
* possessing well made roadways lead*
ing therefrom yoa will find the business
of that point |s In a prosperous
condition. Therefore the citizens of
i *1 every town in the south will be provflllc
moting their owS interests if they givs
r this movement their moral and If neers
Ot essary financial support
"It Is hoped that every state, county,
*> Co <?itv ?nd town officer will give this sub*
J*" ?
Ject of better roads serious consideration
and then take the matter in hand ;A
Immediately and show his constituents
that the movement for better roads
will receive his utmost consideration
and utmost co-operation.
r "It is universally decided that good
lOr roads are what we want In order to
2 lb. secnre tbem we must pull together,
working systematically and on practical
lines. This grand tour, planned by;
the Southern Railway company, la a
signal for action. If the states visited
are not alive to this and do not avail
themselves of the opportunity to secure 3
information rendered by the good roads
35C special train, no one will be at fault
except the citizens of the states In
which the exhibits are made."
-Ym
i Grades of Roada.
It 2C The grade is the most important ?ae*
tor to be considered in the location of
roads. The smoother the road surfacs
the less the grade should be. Whether
the road be constructed of earth, stona
, . or gravel, steep grades should always
hing be avoided If possible. They become
covered at times with coatings of ice
-ii?- ?/>H woVInu thorn lrer* (i i ffl .
DUX or unyyei j ouix, &ucbn.4jaA
cult to ascend with loaded vehicles, &a
> arp well as dangerous to descend. They
? a IC? gjio-w water to rush down at such a
rate as to wash great gaps alongside
I OUl or to carry the surfacing material ...
away. As the grade Increases in steep*
With Bess either the load has to be diminished
In proportion or more horses ?fl
p|Dot attached.
~ i ;S:
the .. A PERSONAL APPEAL.
If we conld talk to you Personally ahoattbe
great merit of Foley'* Honey and Tar, for
OW couifh?- colds and lung trouble, you never
could be Induced to experiment with unkaown
preparattous that. may contain some
harmful drugs. Foley's Honey ahd T rata
yon no more and has ?t record ol forij >ears
of cures, C, A. Mllford & Co.
MRS, McRANEY'S EXPERIENCE.
Mrs. M. McRaney, Prentiss, Miss., writeflA
pa-v-a '*1 was confined to my bed three months witb \
1 1 kidney and bladder trouble, and was treated
i' jl by two physicians but filled to get relief. V'
J J human tongue can tell how I suffered, al
l bad given up hope of ever getting well ut,u I
I. lj began taking Foley'* Kidney Remedy. After
J i taking two bottles I felt like a new person,
JLJI and feel It my duty to tell suffering women
what Koley'a Kidney Kemedy did for me. C.
[a. Mllford4 Co.