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■ 'W-* '}A SEVENTH INSTALLMENT ' {usrn^ his^ haid back there.” I twenty-one (21) years of a>g:e and up- , 'ward'having all of the qualifications MOVIES — Good and Bad \ ; as fnentioned in sections 2287 and dropped in at the right time.”' | There is no doubt in niy mind thatN^O, Volume |2, Code of Laws of Synopsis:—Silas Spelle, high-hand-1 “Nemmine. Pink’s almost, out o’j lUtah nodded: “Looks thataway. the moral tone of the movies has been Carolina, 1^2, and who has ed, low-principled cattle baron, ia out! sight—an’ that’s the main thing.” j VVliat’s it all about, Tex? When A1 elevated "in the oast few State for two years, to smashX^e local bapk and forc^ As Johnny^had said the pursuers’an’ me got them telegrams-^^e tookj* ‘ aUn no doubt that foreclosure on the small ranchers spread out and no longer pre- to Bud an' told him we was ^^^-- _ also no doubt that^^^ the Kanab de^ country so that he i sented a solid mass to shoot’at. From .driftin’ dolvm can seize their rapge lands. He is op- n:OW^ on "Uny fire Johnny might give ’shooed up off inc rated limits of the said lai posed by Ed Starbpck, it^e Cattlemen J^an Delevan THE CHRONICLE’S ^ WANT AD RATES , }He per word for first inser- (ionrsKflve insertions:.' for the " price OT'-fpur. Minimum charga 25c. Card of thftnks and tribntas of respect, Ic nwe^, paynbla in advance. MinimulKjlOc. said Town of Clinton on Tuesday,] North Broad street. T. G. Ha on August 18th, 1938, and-who has paid FCJR BENT—Two-story Godfrey rea- all taxes due and collectible for the; idence on North Broad street. Oc preceding fiscal year and who holds cupany August Ist. Apply to A. B. “Reckon that won’t be necessary.”'dical letter’ to a'U prelates of the'a County Registration certificate en-'Godfrey.^ , Ic who has been vnpijwru uy • i.«ii irum own norse was in motiqn. his horse. Tex W’hipple and his part- The dLuU thuddinir m un-snois - ^ ner, Johnny Clehoe, are cowponchersi^^^^^j^ thankin’ Bud I church on the| subject of motion Pic* 1 rnl!' * employed by San Juan Delevan to pullet sanir oast Tex auick to read for feelin’ so. Now let’s amble along, ftures is the most comprehensive and; precinct within the Town of Clin- f)ght.4he.j:estlers and protect his , this siicn smiled zrimlv. tell you fillers the story while | truthful analysis of the evil effects' ®”tiUed to register. —tA^^sts. I .*T 1 ..u • • .1^ ride.” of vicious films upon immature' W. D. Copeland, Super- Lucky fer us they am t .any^oll-. „ , r .. ... Jmin.i. r k.v.. ivisor of Repstration. wiJii..haYfi.. his ’iMama,’' By tKe time they rode up to the!m»nds I have ever read. \ i t The pope calls on all bishops to , ”5® open at the .store of J. I. Cope- FOR ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR SERVICE Phone Day 36 - Night .392.W RADIO EXCHANGE j T u - LI Uhbm got Winchesters. They can plug ^ ^ chirruped Johnny, blow-, _ j:,tanpp withtcorrals of the Box D ranch Utah and "''iiond anA ing on his knuckles. “That was shore - without doin’ anyl Al.'had the whole story and had joint-steps to pass upon all new pic- TowT'of CUntnn for thrat^ a satisfaction. I been itchin’ to do'h«r^ ^ "h .pTS v* , ly expressed their satisfaction at the ‘ t^res. and upon all “right-minded >n the Town of Clinton for the pur. ♦Kat .11 niornin”' ' harm. Kill yuh see Pink.7 cAtnva.cu wwr.i lav-tmu to «tav awav from and kPPn'P^*^ of registering voters from 9 that all mornin. i ♦•v'onp Pinmh nnta siirht Rprkon' opportunity of sitting in on things, persons to stay awaj trom, ana *^oep m i /^•/,lrw,^ d iu . pe. rlumo outa sight. Keckon ,^^^^ _ ^ _ — tham their families away from films that io clock P. M., on “Heh-4ieb5’’- chuckled Tex coldly. - we done put- a crimp in-Mister”s^He j ‘Yuh shore rung up a bull’s-eye that'today, Tex. for their prompt respoliW mes- away do' not pass the charch*sr tests of de chest, kbout two- feet high. Call Mrs. W. W. Harris at 268. It cency and good influence. As a Pro-; °‘^Joek lioon, August 8th, 1936. testant I applaud this renewed effort] . to clean up the films. It seems to me i , P. 8. BAILEY, Mayor. each . day . except Sunday . until llif §^flDS,:;;rP^i^TS—FEEDS^. W®^ carry,. cooperate. .\tfest: I). ('. Heustess, Clerk and Treasurerr I a complete stock of all kind.s in season. Have just received a large assortment 'bf Turnip and 'Rutabaga Seed. Blakely Brothers Seed Store. Telephone 188. Ic time, kid. Go on. Pink, yuh stick to Then Johnny gave a yell of alarm. Ithey waved him off. Miss Ronny.” [“Look et cornin’ in ahead an’bn thej “Why thank us?” scoffed AI Bur- Spelle was gulping with fury and right, Tex. Two riders cornin’ in to'rows. “Shucks, Tex, we’re the ones . dismay. While Lange had been’un- haiif us off. Now how’r hell did th/ey^to render thanks, .\fter you an’John- . ^ ^ ^ able to finish his statement hO had git Up there?” 1 riy left our neck o’ the Woods thing.'^' let out enough.to advise Spelle that Tex turned and followed Johnny’s got so^danged quiet Utah an’ me be-1 /^c«v’m '•uii* v t spmething was radically wrong con- pointing arm. .^ure enough, two rid- gan to ossify. This looks like one, CE.NSORSHII’ ror Truth cerning the Delevan mortgage. In his ers'Were spurring in at an angle to swell chance, to take the kinks outa f ha\e no sympathy v’ith gai e- npnn ti’ain and help you. Write thwarted greed a modicum of cour- the sbuthwest, from the Tim of the our trigger fitrgers an’ keen up our ^hip insofai ns it imiilies an.v attempt ,,r»fw,«r today. Rawleigh t’o., Dept. SCGt27 8-6-4tco ^ WANTED for Rawleigh route of HOO families. Good profits for ajge retutined to him and he advanced desert. They were coming fast bn eyes a leetle.” to ilictate, what 1 or any other adult threateningly into the room. jbig, gaunt horses and each of the “You danged ole war-dogs,’t chuck-; lead or hear or see. But What’s this?” he rasped. “What’s rulers ^carried a rifle loose in their led Tex. his about the Delevan mortgage?’’. right hands. ^ ^ ^Nothin’ much drawled Tex. ’Cept- “Hell,” snapped Tex. “We’re in fer unhoc until a child is mature enough to have ERTY FOR CLINTON TOWN C TAXES OF .S.-\2, Richmond, Va. 7-8Q-P d , , ; !• OR S.\LE—One lot of repo.ssessed By virtue of a certain tax execu- furniture, cannot be told from new. it^ pa ‘Whbt? paid in full.” f?” roared Spelle, his gaze :^illy. “I (Continued it, kid. Pull two hombres working Hilly. “I don’t want it paid.,thls other gang back. My ole hawk-! tions were over I refuse-to'accept payment for it.” 1*^8 will throw lead just ^as far as with twir^hng ey “Yuh’re pl^ out'o’ luck, hom-.^h*^**’-'’- see yuh do some o’| (Cbr bre,” said Tex imi)Hturbably. “Tbere’s'.that high-toned^ shootin’ yuh’ve been: the money on the Hhlc—an’ we got'hraggin’ aHnt.” ' the mortgage. Jest leKthe fact sink} “H youd only pack a Winchester,’} in. We’re gonna keep it.X’mon John-'''■all^l Jphnnyvas they drew their, liy, the story’s told. Let’s Sattle our broncos to a halt. “But i yuh’re so danged bull-headed yuh I The fWo partners made theirNyay' “^'t'er will. Jest think* what yuh could to the street, Tex watching SpeHe, do with a. .30-30 now.” warily'over his shoulder. Down th^ snapped Tex. iitreet Ronny and Pink Crosby were'husy—-those two jaspers., are, within waiting at the budcboard. Further on, i *‘a**lf**” tied in a linfe at the hlt«iing raiLhe- Johnhy clipped from his horse and 'ifcre Ihe Stariight s«ldon, ' wat a fh^ew up ii^s rifle. It wavered, stead- ^ group of horses, all wearing the Dbu- 1*“^ wheii it crashed flatly the bullet- went fix and wide. Just as ink Crosby and-Pod Fortune were understanding of the world of - , virtue ot a certain tax execu- furniture, cannot be told from t oo*king a pair'of meek, sweating I heartily for every effortto me directed and lodged in "JY Also several reposses.sed cars, in frnm fho biif'kbn.ird when the'to prevent his cxposture to the world l>.v D- ^ • Heustess, Clerk of the makes. L, E. Mahaffey, l.')9 E. C up. You go after those I broncos from the buckboard when thejto prevent his with the rifles. I’ll keep!four riders drew up. .\fter introJuc- of unreality. Town of Clinton, South Carolina, I.lina Ave. Phone\3S.")-W. BRUCE BARTON SAYS... l^_S iron. Tex’s face was furrowed ^ ^nd serious as he reached the buck-; Johnny pulled thV trigger Tex had hoard. / I leaned over and 'swe>t the barrel up. “Pink, you an’ Miss Ronny hop in' “Fer gosh sakes,” Wed Johnny, that rig an’ light out for home. Them}Ip 1**11 did you doH^at fer? I broncos have been wantin’ to ramble > holdin’ daid center.” - all rnomitt’. Let ’egi tfut. Pour the I Tex paid not attention. Hi>vkeen whip into ’em. Burn the hubs offln^oW eyee were fixed on the two them wheels gettW—there. That | *0"***’* mortgage won’t be safe until Jim doubt and Delevan gets his hands on it.” 1 “Kid,'yore eyes are better’n mipe. sav^ me quite a bit of time.” stead children too_qften get the idea''p. ^^^ust, 1936, the same being H** I jjentlable Service and Reasonable that everybody—except themselves'day of August, within the legalStanton Blakely at and their immediate circles—lives in, follo^Mng described Blakely Brothers. Telephone ISs!^ Ic an atmosphere of glamorous romance' w;,; and peri>etually exciting adventure. ^1**^ certain piece, parcel on^ I am not at all sure that many land, together with bride I iifirv ^hnniri R* fliimhie ^ooks and films commonly re- ”'^1 building and oth^r improvements, ' snouiQ num e .-^-^arded as irood or at least harmless (thereon, situate and being in the My wrse -fneml William Hard is sarueq as gooo, or ai leasc narmiess.t liked by statesmen.because he never damaire than ^some Town of Clinton, County of Laurens, betrajys their confidence, and because which are frankly vicious. I am more concerned with truth fulness, in the movies and elsewhere, State of South Carolina, containing three (S')"acres, more or less, front-' ing for a distance of 435.6 feet, more h>4 njind, works so clearly. He stands up to.the full rneasure of hi.s five feet ■ usually meant'**'' **'**' **” south side of Davidson five ,nch«. .nd tfll. them deZer" “"d being bounded as follows: »hy fashion iCalvm; y On the north by Davidson-street for C^Olid^ warmed toward him, and ^ TYrNolllru Tvan.l.tMl 1“ distance of 435.*i feet; on the east the two had many a long and h(imor-i lv>Nl.Ul!sS — translated . . , , ^ p Ow^ns nnw or ous visit. One night Bill said; “Mr. i The Bible tells of the “confusion of ^ ^ 4.. PrVsiBeht, I think 1 should like to be 1 tongues at the building of the Tow- former- president of the United States myself Ur of Bab-El. There would be equal , ^ ^ Owens^ for a distanae one’Of these days. I wish you would'Confusion 'in the assembly of the , , rin»; fa.Jf and on thf* wp-*f hv about it to roilite i Doague of Nations at Ovnova, if it'f “"'I 'were not for an ingenious Vankeo: T Dr. Felder Smith Dtis! SMITH & SMITH .OPTOMETRISTS Specialist Iii Eye Examinations Office Hours 8 to 6 Daily Phone,ipi for Appointment Clinton, S. C. I were fixed on the two itew-itell me how to go about it to realize | with a mingled expression ^ my ambition. You have been through] nd joy. flve mill, and your counsel ought to} device which enables every member Owens for a distance of 300 feet. The to understand what any speaker is .said tract of land hereinabove de- Tex,”~said Ronnyv fearfully. “You'Look close. Ain't that leadin' boss a* CootWge looked down his long j •'’aying in any language. don’t think there will be trouble do you star faced black?” j nose, and^hep drawled, “Well, I .can Yeah it is,” snapped Johnny, rais-jgive you thb^ formula. You just have scribed was acquired by Htutz-Had-j ; fiebl Silk Corporation by deed of Mrs. “Don’t think a thing. Miss Ronny,”ling- hia rifle again. “An’ I’m goiIna|to keep plugg'iqg along as hard as answered Tex. “I know there will-!?^ "** * star.” jyou can, and thHshope. for a million Soon as Spelle gets throi^h' snappin’i But^ Tex shoved his rifle aside} lucky breaks.” .at himeelf he’s gonna turn that gang; “Kid,” he‘burst out delight-1 That sentiment doesNjot have any o’ his lose on yore trail to try an’ edly. “That’s ole Utah Lynch an’ Alivery heroic ring. It doH^not echo ‘ Bui^rows from the Bar B outfit. I [Nathan Hale’s* “I regret I nq telegraphed ’—* ' * shore outa Spelle’s crowd. I’m goin’ out to'“Thefe are no Alps meet Utah an’ AI.” j But there is a certain attractive The somewhat bewildered Johnny honesty in the Coolidge statement. When Haile Selassie, F*thiopia’s ex- ' 7”7 . T, , Mattie D. Owens dated June 27th, empenir, addressed the league re cently in the 'Atnharic tongue, prob- I 1928, recorded in Deed Book !56 at haid yuh off ’fore yuh get home.”' “B—but, you and Johnny,” object ed the girl, her eyes on Johnny’s grim young face. “You can’t fight them all off. You’ll get hurt.” ably no on« thor. could undor»tan.( p-h** -™, in th« office of tho Clock of a Wiird of it. But on each* memher-it ^ (ounty.cS. t. _Alsq all furniture, machinery, equip ment, fixtures, supplie.s, accessories and merchandise, of whatsoever de desk is a box with earphones at tached,'"land pu.shdfuttons labelled ve but'with the names-of the world’s prin aphed ’em to come arunnin’ an’tone life to give for my countryH^'**'’■ languages. Back of a screen be- they’re doin’ it. You fan hell|dde8 it remind on? of Napdleoh^^. hind the ,sH«k*.r ar* expert trans- spelle’s crowd. I’m goin’ out to'“There are no Alps.” ^riators who understand and speak ev- Johnny’s face broke into a wide,} beautific ^n. “Nemmine us, Miss whirled on the rapidly nearing pou- Ronny. Me an’ this old sand rat beenible S crowd and with his first >hot ahot at before. We’re jest too cussed downed on«,^of the leading riders. Hjs second shot brought a horse screatn- onery to stop lead. Pink, shake them rains. tSee yuh while ago.” Pink spun the buckboard around on one ^wheel and turned, the broncos loose in a wild run up the street. As the buckboard passed the bank Spatle iMiped out into the street with a bawl of anger, shaking his fists abov^ ing to earth and the rest broke and rode back out of range, where they gathered in a* council of war. It did not take them Ipng to realize that this time at least they were outma- neuvered, for they saw Tex spur out to meet the newcomers and pump Most big men, if given an opportu nity to be correspondingly frank, would admit that luck has played a Hy known language. They translat ed ^Into microphones v-whije Selassie was sHsking. k 11 „ All an^vinember had to do was to set his receiving apparatus for his BARBECUE' DINNER AT LAURENS August 6th .scription and kind the same may be, now contained in mill building located | on the above described premi.ses'or on said premises, the same consisting principally of looms, winding frames, .cipetric motors, heating equipment, lighting- fixtures and equipment, of- fi^ furniture and equipment, creels. »r*. part in thdr success. One such, own tongue, Ei^sh. French, Polish, * beam.*, siales, cloth racks, Speakihg' Date for Candidates for Congress and Solicitor. ' EVERYBODY INVITED. GOOD DINNER. ADAMS & WATTS, Managers man, who amassed several million I Ghineiie, or what nave you, and lis- his head. Then he headed down to-1 their hands delightedly. Two more wards the saloon at a clumsy run. »dded to Johnny’s deadly one Tork yore hull, kid,” snapped Tex 1 weft too much to face so they turned crisply."'“Lead’s due to fly in a minute.” ^ In a momnet Tex-and Johnny were ' spurring after the rapidly disappear ing buckboard. As they clearH the edge of the town the dim roar of voices peached thein-ears. “Show's on,” yellad Johnny. “Wboopee! Look at that boy Pink wings it’d fly.” wings it’dd fly.” A half mile from fawn Tex looked back. He could easily see the Mack blot of hard riding horsemen. “Slow up,” he snapped. “We’re pullin’ up on Pink. We’re out here to hold this gang back instead of haul 'em up. Git yore Winchester Joose, kid.” " " Johnny pulled the rifl* from the boot 'beneath his left .thigh and lev- ; ered in a cartridge. Then he and Tex Miauled their nervous mounts down to a leisurely lope. The horsemen in the rear came up fast and Tex, watching them closely, measured the distance. and rode back,toward Carillion with thoir dead. Lynch, lank, dark-faced, sat* unflhe, chuckled griifily as a shame faced Johnny pumped his hand. “Kid,” he drawled, “yuh ain’t fer- Ifot bow throw A lot ^d, have Yuh? I kinda goin’ lo -opea ilp on me an’ AI.” . AI Burrows,-chunky of body and cmny of face, grinned and spat em- phatichUy. “By gollies yes,” he chim ed in. “Tex, this dang cub o’ yores is shore developin’ his claws.” “Yeah,” nodded Tex, his eyes twinkling. “He’s gettin’ to be mean medicine with a Winchester. Trouble is, his brain ain’t developin’ like it should. If he coul<{ think a»^ straight an’ fast as he can shoot he’d be all right” dollars in the manufacturing busi ness, skid: “People credit me with superior intelligenoe and enterprise because I haVe made millions. But I also have lost million.s. What about the' superior intelligence and enter prise' -then?” Trains Do Stop William James, the psycholpgistr renurked that the aveiwge man Jk^n old fogey at twenty-fiv^ He meaht that even at that early,agb-4nost of us have dug our little ruts of daUy habit, accumulated the slender stoc^k of prejudices which we fondjiy term “convictions,” and thereafter like nothing so little'a»- to be compelled any one who shows up our errom. We are; second cousins to the doughty old station agent with whom; a friend of mine hsid an encounteri a^ f®w days ag^. The friend's car suffered an acci dent while he and his chauffeur'were on their way to Chicago. Rather than Iqpe a day and misstan important en gagement, he decided to push on by rail. The station agent informed him “Aw — g’wan,” snorted Johnny, that a local would be along in about “Wouldn’t o’ been no loss if I had leaded you two ole highbinders. Jest six hours. “But what about the next ex- the same I’ll admit I was glad to press?” the stranded gentleman in- know it was friends droppin’ in. Four hundred yards,”, he an-1 How’s Bud an’ Barbara an’ Nevada -nounced finally. “Pan ’em a couple, Johnny.” Obediently Johnny turned and slammed five shots to the rear. It was hard shooting, twisted t;hus on a running horse, but the follovring band made^a big -mark and at the fifth shot a horse went headlong, throw ing its rider spread-eagling into the <lust, /Bqjeno,” cried Tex*,,“Tha(t slowed an’ all the rest o’ the gang back at the ole Bar B?” quired. “Oh, no use talking about express trains. ITiey nevei^ stopped here and they never will. ten to the voice of'vthe translator who was repeating Ha'He Selassie’s words in the listener's ownHanguage. That, it seems to me, is a tri umph of modem science. I don’t Know' f cloth rollers, hydro extractor, filling boards, harness and heddles, steel cabinets, picker sticks, and all other contents of said mill building and all supplies and equipment located on the the name df the engineer ^^*0 vised the apparatus, but Edward A.' “ Pilene, the great Boston merchant,! ^ , ..u j i • told me about it before it w.e ever thereon, aituated, ljrmit ineUlled. it was Mr. Pilene who-paid I C'y'*®"- lor it as a contribution toward bet- County of ^aurens SUte of Sou* Carolina, fronting for a distance of Also all that piece, parcel or lot of labd. with dwelling house and other imnrWer ter international understanding. HANffES — Always Slow I reild^ and* hear about many mar- veJpuS nt^ thrihjpi that are going to be done, bu^lj notice that I u3uaHy|the First P^sbyterian^u^ho^ have to wait a few years before they to changer We will be very peevish atjeome Into reality. T have been wait, fH ’em up.” ‘Yeah, fer a minute,” answered Johnny, feverishly plugging i^re ahells throui^ the loading gite, .they're gonna ipread out. "Finer 'n .frawg’s hair,” i grinned The man remarked that his name Utah. “They's a new bqss at the ole [was not unknown to the officials of spread now. But, the second.” 'the road and that they might, if ad- “Naw?” exclaimed Johnny de-l vised of the circumstances by wire, Ifghtedly. » 'have an express take him on. • “I’m tellin’ yuh.” Utah nodded.] T)ih station agent scoffed. “Noth- Fattest, happiest lil’ ^foaer yuh doing,” he sputtered. “Aifi’t ne^r ever saw-. “That’s shore fine. Tex, me’n you gotta take a trip someday an’ look in Im that young gent.7 “Mebbe so, someday,” drawled Tqx--‘But right now we got oqr own ^d^sh o' hash to cook. Boya, yuh sh<»e ing ten years now foi*xtelevision, but it hasnit got out'trf ^h^^ laboratory yet. I read of great changes which the application of chemistry tlKagri- culture will inake, but I notice farm* ers nr* -growing -the same ol crops in the same old way. 1 think we are all inclined to talk too much-about what could he done and what we intend to do. When it all doesn’t com^ true over night, peo ple begin to dpubt that it will.ever come true. I am sure that great changes are coming, for I have been watching the world do nothi^r but change for more than sixty years. But I have got over ^ expecting any important changes to occur in less than jialf a lifetime from 'the time they sfart. 76 feet, more or on the west side of South Adair shs^t, and being hounded oa the horth hv lot of Mrs. W. H, Worinnan; pii the eahtby South Adair street; on the south hy^ot of "in ton; and on the west by lot of Jo T. Blakely. \ The above described property will be sold subject to the lien of any out standing and unpaid State and (!k)un- ty, taxes thereon. Terms of sale will be as provided by law for tax sales. urchaser to pay for stamps and pkpjsrs. / GEX)RGE R. HOLLAND, hief of Police of the Town ofXllinton, S. C. Dated at Clinthq. S. C., j this 15th day of July, 1936.—30-3tco.. NOTICE ..of.* / POLITICAL SPEAKING Candidates for county- wide offices areTiivited to be present and speak at a meeting at Curry’s Lake on the night of Wednesday, August Sth, at '7:30. The public is invijted to, be present. W. Bennett C1H4 of Court Say— 1 T SAW IT IN THE CHRONICLF* Wv Thaak^on! X 1 Likdsr's Pkin^ Troubla Helped By Cardui stopped and never will.” Under mfllh duress he finally sent the telegram. Wbe^th* 'i'*! Stop his disgust knew no bounds. “It just ain’t got no business to,” he spluttered. it was said of' Socrates that he found'wo htore satisfaction in eon-( vincing others of their mistakes than in- having his own errors pointed out. A long time had to elapse before the world recognized that Socrate^ was! great; most of his neighbors in Ath-| ens just thoughTthat he was a little' queer. — ^op First In THE CHRONICLE Then In the Sforei’ Why do so many women toke Ouv dul for the relief of functional pains r. at nuxithly times? The answer Is ^at they want results such as Mrs. Herbert W. Hunt, of HallsvlUe, Texas, descrlbea She writes: “My health wasn’t good. 1 suffered ftom cramp- iDfMy pftla would bo so tntenso It would nans«kto^*BM. I Vould just drof aroond. ■0 slustlsb and ‘do-loas.’ My autthor da- oldod to flTo mo Cardut X betan to mdUd. That tlrod, slusrisb fooling was gotio and ttM palna dloappoarod. I ean’t praloo Cgr- dni toe higlily boeasM X taow it hriwd n Oardul dots net Tu ' di , a phsitotaa. Rid Yourself of Kidney Poisons fNO yaa tsffsr baming, scsnly or taa. bags sat urinsdan/ bsekem, kasdseba, dlsainsM, low af enerfy, Isi psbw, swailmgt sad psWa^ sadsrjiig ayas? Aw you tvM, nerv* aaejj4s||^ sjl amirang sad daa*! laaia dioagbt to yaai I tbsy toadienwfejpsr _ I kkney disotder per* ■illi excess desto to ttsy ia Ike blood, sad to pokjoa'Sad ap^ dM^wbolt ^nis. Dasa’s sif tor tfto fecosssieaded VMiMsar^iis. Mdkaya ealy. ikey tka world over. You esa gel Ike aiae, lisie Issled Dasn^ si say Doans Pills » f'v 1.-.-