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OREGON CITY- KNTEIU'KISE, FRIDAY, DECEMHEH 4, 191)3
CORRESPONDENCE J
A -o. .o. .a. A-iCCik.-St. &-uB$
Corrfepondenta are rsjnesttd to re
new their work. We will supply alt
neefssary stationery. The new from
jour neighborhood should appear in
these columns every week.
Sherwood.
Geo. W. Imsn, formerly of this place
mI a saw mill man, has purchase! asr
mill machinery of A. 0. itusn, of Kov,
Wash , and is intending to build a small
mill at flevenson, Wash., for the pin
I we of sawing ties. We wish liuu jsuod
success.
Thanksgiving Pav was celebrated with
grand mask ball at the A. O. V. W.
hull. A large rrowd and a good time
was the order of the day.
No snow at this (lute. The last few
dds have been good but a bit cold.
Firmer seeru busy digging potatoes
kere, some of which report their potato
crops good, others on the decline.
I have aotioed some fine apples that
frr w in the vicinity of Sherwood. Just
4 uood as those grown in the, Hood
fciver country.
llor's ThUr
Wb offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
fi r any case of Catarrh that cannot be
Cured by Hall's Caiarrh Cure.
K J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known F.
J Cheney for the last IS years, and be
lieve him perfectly honorable in all busi
cs transactions and financially able to
Ctrry out any obligations made by his
Arm Waldisg, Rinnan A Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
(fall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
illy, acting directly upon the blood and
Buii-ous surfaces of the system. Testi-
Bonials sent free. Price 75 cents per
fc.i'tie. hold by all druirtist.
Take Hall's Family fills for constipa
lion.
Willamette.
T. J. Gary weht to Woodstock Sunday.
Mr. anil Mrs G. H. Rogers spent
Sunday in Portland,
Arthur Adams, of Vanconver, is visit
frig his sister, Mrs. Elmer Thompson,
rid Miss Margaret Adams.
Mr. and Mrs. Billie Pollock and little
ilie, of Oswego, spent Sunday with Mr.
Harry Shipley and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Ream are the hsp
pv parents of a tittle daughter born Sat
Uadav. Willie Berdine and family occupy the
bue lately vacated by Mrs. Fuller.
E n e Yuung w.ts quite badly injured
S in' the face while playing ball ou the
Si lniol grounds.
Mr. Mihlstine is guiug to build a cot
lit,'" on his extra lot.
Mr. Jib Edmnrds and the children
fptiirned Sunday evening from a viry
1- sant visit with friends at Wood
burn Mm Ariam'on, of the wood camp, is
et'j ying a visit frjm her brother.
Albert Vaughan, of Hood River, re
turn -d home Friday after a short visit
w h relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Vatihan are
Bii iiv over the arrival of a little daugh
ter his week
One II ul red Dollar a Hoi
I- the value H. A. Tisdale, Snramerton,
i. ( '., plares on De Witt's Witch Hazel
fcaive. He says: 'I had the piles lor
ove 20 years. I tried many doctors and
v-ilinnes, but all failed except DeWitt's
IN'i'rb Hazel Salve It cured me." It
i l ombination of the healing qualities
of Witch Hazel, with antiseptics and
nvllients; relieves and permanently
cnre- blind, bleeding, itching and pro
tru ung piles, sores, cuts, bruises, eczema,
tilt rheum and all skin dieases. hold
by i. A. Harding.
Eldorado.
Em Jones is working for Ed Jones
this week.
Robert Shoenburn is plowing.
Chris Bullard, of Ely, called on bis
brother, Robert, Monday.
Clyde Smith went to Portland Ban
d. ' V all" went to Molalla Thanksgiv
ing to the big ball and had good time.
Will Jones visited Wm. Moore, of
Clarkes, Sunday.
Jim Fisk has gone to Benton county,
Or gon, for a short visit with bis sister.
Ed Jones' sister, of Oklahoma, is bere
'tot visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Anderson made a busi-e-8
trip to Oregon City Monday.
Too Bet You tun.
You can be a strong man or woman
bv buying the great nerve tonic, Palrno
Tablets, sold by Howell & Jones. They
Hjake you sleep and grow fat.
Sour
Stomach
No appetite, toss of rongth, nervous
a, headacho, constipation, bad breath,
nneral debility, tour rlilngs, tod catarrh of
stomach are sJl due to Indigestion. Kodol
efcrei Indigestion. This new diicorery repre
sents the natural Juice of digestion as they
ellst in a health ctomach, combined with
tut greatest known tonic and reconstructive
fropertlee. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure does not
ly cure indigestion and dyspepsia, but this
faiMH remedy cures all stomach troubles
tr cleansing, purifying, sweetening end
frengtheolag the mucous membranes Enlng
stomach.
r. S. S. Ball, of ftarsomood. W. Vs., Strsi
") was troabisd wrtk soar stomaca for (ward? rear
dol eare bm and are sow eaiac I hi mk
Ko4o( DtjtMti What Yoa Eat.
ttfimlt. 11.00 Six hoUMStf OsMtkeMri
resorts bv U O. DeWITT OO., OHIOAOQ
Sold by U. A. HARDING, Druggist
Newly,
J. Percy Ritter, of Needy, Is teaching
the HiiMi'lville school near Wilhoit.
The Needv Grange met last Saturday.
A short program rendered inter
sHrced eith music. Mrs. Mary Howard.
olMulino, the state secretary, visited
aith the grange. A good lunch was
served alter the usual routine ol busi
ness was transacted.
The Needy literary is in full blast
again and is very entertaining. The
leading questions of the day are ably
di tenssed by the residents of this prt.
cinct and we have some very good apeak-
ers besides the pupils of our school are
taking a lively interest in the debates.
The meetings are held every Friday
evening and are opened by songs and an
interesting program after which (deques
1 tion is debated. Our last question was
"Will the l.ewi and Clark Fair be a
Benefit to the Stale of Oregon?" which
was ably discussed by both sides. Af'er
due deliberation by the judges, it was
decided in favor of the negative. The
question for next Friday is, "Resolved
That the Poor Man Doe as Much for
His Country as the Wealthy Man."
The dance given at the Needr hall on
Thanksgiving eve was well attended and
would have been a success had it not
been marred by the usual drunken ele
ment. It is to be regretted that in the
face of advanced civilisation and with
the advantage of our system of public
schools that there are still some yo'ng
men and even a few voting women that
allow themselves to sink so low in the
scales of humanity as to lose all sense ol
dignity and self rescecl and so far forget
themselves ss to make them a disgrace
to their own parents and families and
cause themselves to be looked upon as
public nuisances and a menace lo so
ciety. At the above named dance the
afore described element was very mncb
in evidence and forthwith iroceeled to
have the usual good time, (but not by
going into the hall, removing their hats
and oven-oats in a quiet and manly way
and conducting themselves in a gentle
manly and highly respectable manner,
thereby commanding the respect of all
present,) but rather bv piling up Intoxi
cants and using obscene language such
as any one with the least spark ol man
hood, would blush to hear, let alone to
use it. But we are promt to say that the
people of this place have at last arisen
to their duty and have escorted a lew ol
these characters before Judge Smith
who promptly imposed a fine which we
hope will cense the culprits to stop and
think for a moment and then furm a
resolution to turn over a new leal and
determine to be men and g -od citizens
and by so doing they will gain the good
will and best wishes of all good men and
women.
Kodol lyrikia Cure
Digests all classes o( food, tones and
strengthens the stomach and digestive
organs. Cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion.
Stomach Trotihles, and makes rich, red
Mood, health and strength. Kodol
DvspepSia Cure rebuilds wornn.lt tissues,
purifies, strengthens and sweetens the
stomach. Gov. G. W. Atkinson.ol W. Ya.
says : "I have used a number of bottle
of Kodol Dvspepsia Cure and have found
it to he a very ell'ective aud, indeed, a
powerful remedy for stomach ailments.
I recommend it to my friends." Sold
by U. A. Harding. '
Viola.
Yiola boasts of a new sidewalk from
the store to the saw mill three fourths
of a mile. Tne material is sawdust.
The Thanksgiving program rendered
by the Yiola school was a genuine en
tertainment. There were 'ourteen vis
itors. Miss Hamilton is teacher.
The mot talked of thing in Viols just
now is the proposition to move the
school house.
The Sunday school will have a Christ
mss tree on Christmas eve.
Dr. Bruce Presbvterian minister, of
Sp-ingwater, preached a Thanksgiving
sermon at Bethel on Sunday last, and
made bis hearers realize that they were
rich.
Mr. Mat toon reports his daughter and
her young child recovering lrom their
attack of typhoid fever.
The I.ooe Wtar Htate.
Down in Texas at Yoakum is a big
dry goods firm, of which Mr. J. M.
Haller is the head. Mr. Haller on one
of his trips East to buy goods said to a
friend who was with him in be palace
car, "Here take one of these Little Early
Risers upon retiring and you will be up
early in the morning leeliog good." For
the "dark brown" taste, headache and
that loggy feeling De Witt's Little Early
Risers are the best pills to use. Sold by
G. A. Haruing.
School Stpurt,
Following is the report of school dis
trict No. 40, Needy, lor the month end
ing Nov. 27, 1903. No. of days taught,
18; No. of pupils enrolled, 42; average
daily attendance 37 ; No. cases of tardi
ness, 7. Those who were neither absent
nor tardy during the month ere Clarence
Johnson, Lens and Johnnie Rummer,
Nunda Wolfer, Flora Beagle, Peter Price,
August, Herman and John Starve,
Julius Hpagle. Avon Jesse. Visitors
present during the month were Wilda
Elliot. Ed Miller, Albert Stawe, Nora
Fish, J. D. Ritter. Visitors always wel
come. Robebt GiNTjiitB, Teacher.
Uood Tor C'hlldrea.
The pleasant to take end harmless
One Minute Cough Cure gives immedi
ate reliel in all cases of Cough, Croup
and LaGrippe because It does not pies
immediately Into the stomach, but takes
.fr.. riuht t th gnat of the trnuhln.
It draws out the inflammation, heals
and soothes and enres permanently by
enabling the lungs to contribute pure
life giving and life sustaining oxygon to
the blood and tissues. Dr. Armstrong,
of Delia. Texas, prescribes it daily and
aavs there is no better cough remedy
made. Sold by G. A. Harding.
school Rport of District No. 72.
No. of pupils enrolled, 27; average
daily attendance, 20; average No. of
times tardy, 2; No. of visitors during the
month, 20; those who were nefther ab
sent nor tardy during the month are
Lena and Robert Putz, Archie Bonney,
Bessie Phillips and Chester Troatt.
Parents and friends are cordially in
vited to call.
Elkoba Gikthik, Teacher.
ManVrit.
The first frost ol the caon here last
night though not hard enough to injuie
plants on porches.
Mrs. tisge, who has !een with her
niece, Mrs. Watkins ami husb.ind on
Marqtiam hill, Portland, since the death
ol her brother, and Mrs. Watkins' lather.
Mr, Mo" res, has returned home.
Mrs. Watkins, nee Winnie Moore will
return to her home in Passdcn i, Cal.
soon.
Mr. Illtkle is reporied as a little better,
Mrs. Jessie Borland, who ha been
taken to her father's house, is reixifled
a no better. Her liiisbsnd has relumed
from Baker county.
Eggs are a s arve article in Stafford.
The hens aptwar to have gone on a
strike and uianv yaul repoit no eggs for
the month ol November.
Thanksgiving was a quiet dav here.
No big turkev feasts and but little In
terest III shiHiting matches.
The tenant who has rented the Capl.
Hayes farm, has not come yet. One of
(he sons has been having appendicitis
and Is not able to he moved yet.
Fred Baker is wwrking the BirhU
place.
One of Pete Larson's horses slipped
into a well. We have not heard tne par
ticular.
School seems to lie progressing nicely
uinler the able sUervlsloii of Mist
Fishor. A inimlier among them Susie
Schalts and Carl Elligsou will graduate
from the grammar class in February.
IVomt o All i-:erlenre.
Can anything tie worse than to (eel
that every minute will b your lest ?
Such was ttie exintrience ol Mis. 8. II.
Newsoii, Devalar, Ala." "For thre
years," she wrilrs, "I endured insiitfer
able pain from lruligition, stomach and
bowel trouble. IVath seemed inevitable
w hen doctors and all remedies tailed.
At length I was induced to try Electric
Bitters and the result was miraculous
I improved at once and now I'm com
pletely recovered. For liver, kidney,
stomach and howel troutiles Electric
Bitters is the only medicine. Only 6c.
It is guaranteed by Charman A Co.,
druggists.
faaiiy.
The youngest child of C. Burroughs
and wile is quite ill with pneumonia.
Mr. and Mrs Taft, of Pottland, spent
Sunday at Cliff Farm.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Vorpahl have moved
into the house on First and A streets.
II. Kocher, ol Marks' Prairie, has
taken sjeeioii ol the properly lie re
cently purchased from Mrs Saunders.
Miss Marian Swatiby, of Portland,
spent Thanksgiving with her sisier, Mrs.
L. Wsng.
Born, December 1, l'.K):i, to Mr. and
Mrs. P. Coleman, a son.
On Monday eve ningone ol J. Howard's
children dislocated its arm. Dr. Ded
man was called and the injured metuher
put in place again.
Canby Inlge No. Kit, I. O O F.,
elected olhVera last Saturday evening a'
their regular meeting. Those elected
were: A. II. Knight, noble grand ; II. A
Pedinaii, vice grand ; E. I. Sias, secre
tary; A. Kocher, treasurer.
Eagle Creak.
Two passenger trains a day to and
from Portland now, which miikca it very
convenient.
J. P. Woodle, who has been very sick
lor nearly two weeks, is fast improving
now.
Mr. Andy King and danghter Net'ie,
of Hood River, were visiting friends
around Eagle creek last week.
Died, from the effect of a complete
paralytic stroke on Thursday morning,
the 20th ult.. Pleasant Judd, an old pio
neer ol Eagle creek. He was buried st
the family burying ground Saturday.
G. R. Woodle, of Dover, made a flying
trip to Portland Monday.
W. II. Karr, the Pleasant Hill teacher,
spent Thanksgiving with his lolks at
Payn, and returned to Eagle creek Sun
day. WHY WE ARE AGENTS
Here Arc Rome of the Convincing
Facts That Couwed ue to Take
the Agency fop the Fulton Com
pounds, the First Things Known
that Cure Chronio Kidney Diseases.
Fttt, lot It b distinctly nndsntood that
every one of tbs eases lielow bad ben dlagnoird
by ooa or mora pbjalolant aa chronio and In
surable; aectod, nolo tbs oertalstjof tbe re
sults as shown by tbs recovery also of tbs
(rleodi they told who were almllarly afflicted
with tupposod Incurable kldnov dlaossea.
N. W. Spauldlrjg, President flpauldtcf Saw
Co., Ban Francisco, bad a rwn irj In hit own
famllj and tcUl aoreral others who rerovr3
Adolph WmIh, capltallal, Hsn Francisco,
recoTored himself and told two friends who ro
orered. Dr. Carl D. Zlele, pioneer drum lit, Mi Pacts
Street, Han Francisco, rnoorertl bluiaelf aud
(are It to more than a dozen patients who re
covered. Charles Enselka. editor of the German paper,
San rranclsoo, rendered himself and told 11 to
a number who recovered, one of them being
C'Jkrlea F. W acker, tbe Hlitn atmet merchant.
K M. WoorJ, editor Wine ana Hplrlt Review,
recovered himself and told It to several who
recovered, among them being au old-acboul
phvflielan.
fLilward Short of the Ban Francisco Call re
covered, also three of bit friends, viz: William
Marlln, Captain Hubbard of the Honolulu rmiUi
anil William Hawkins of ins U. H. (quarter
Blaster's Department of Sao Francisco.
John A. Phelps of the Hotel heller, Baa
Fraoclaco, and two of his friends, etc. etc
The kldaeja are the aowen that strain Iht
poisons out of lbs system. We can stand th
derangement for a abort while, but when tbe
Interference becomes chronio (permanent), aa
first explained bv Bright, It Is only a question
of how long before death will ensue. It la tbea
ailed Hrltfhts Disease and Incurable. All
kldner troubles develop Into this form about
tb lib to loth month. Tbe above cases were
Incurable tj all other known means. Peopls
taring kidney disease should begin at oral with
tueoulv known thing that will cure It If It baa
resell ed tl.e serious stage. Fu Ilea's Renal
Compound for Hrlght's aid Kidney Diseases, II :
for Diabetes, II Su. John J. Fulton Co.,
Waablagtwo street, Baa Franclsoo, sole com
pounder. Send for namaeSk YYt ore ies suie
atuia fas Uds sit.
CHARMAN A CO., DRUGGISTS
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Helpfail Holiday
Begin your Xmas buying horo. Wo havo a suporb lino of
those dainty articlos of uso and ornamont that mako the
most appropriate and welcome Christmas Gifts. Fancy
Goods and toilet articlos aro horo in groat varioty and oil
at the very lowest prices.
Horo Aro a Few Samples
An flt'pmt lino of lVrfunu-H, all tho statuUnl inakoH Wright'n i'ttlnifr'n, U
zoU'tt, tVoloy'tt, Hwrnoi'H, LumlborgV, Kaatniun's, ami otlirrH, in
plain and fancy bottleri, from KV to $4. Hulk gooln fnHli this w. ck.
You can samplo them for tho axkinn.
Wo artMHKcially on on Leather Goods, llan.lsomo Ciar Cam, Can!
Cases, Ladies' ami (..ontlenu'ii's Tutvcs, Hill 1'ookH, Diarion, Mimic Kolln,
Ktc, at price an low as nuality will allow.
Sonio of tho Neatest packai-n of Stationary you havo over neon all nizcH,
shapes and stylos, at prices that are not exorbitant.
We aro just like other business men, wo want more trade. Wo want your
holiday trade. That is why wo advertise. It not to ho supposed you
will come hero simply because wo ask it. Common seiiso indicates that
wo must do bettor by you than other dealer, and this wo certainly will.
HOWELL St JONES
CMAMltHRS MOWl'LI.
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Harliiw.
A. IVtMrson tnaiU a trii to Porllati.l
Suiulay, relnrniiiii Mumlay.
Mrs. ltav, of Oi..inn 1'iiy, vlsltwl
Mon.lay aitti Iut (t.ir ami lainily, Mrs.
I,. Nlieppanl.
Mr. ami Mrs. ti. Smitli aru movirm
lip fnmi I'ortlan.l this wrok, ami will
liiaktt Harlow tlmir luturn liiiinO.
v Cliarli-s AtiilriJHM ami family, of 1'nrt
lafiil, visited Siinlay with Mr. Anilriiss'
partMils, Mr. ami Mrs. T. C. An.lnis.
Mr. ami Mrs. W. H. Tull ami ('. i.
Tuil altfiicli"! Hie 'Urn at On'tf ui City
Momlay vniiiK, returning I iif "day.
Xi. .n,l Mrs flaliV. of Orriron ("it V .
Bnt Tbnkstilvinir with airs Hawlsr's
ait-r and liusbanU, Mr. ami Mrs. u u.
Barlgw.
Mi.a Wil. trnchor of tlio Huhliaril
srhool, spent Thanksglvinif witl her
unnt anil uncle, Mr. ami Mrs. W. S.
Tall.
Mr. ami Mrs. R. E. Irwin ami son
Klnir-r lell Tnnsday sve niti fur Vam-ou-vr.
where tliev will Benil a liw days
visitinx friends.
Mr. and Mrs. (ieo. I'usey and Menrr
I'm.v and it-nuliter. Mahle. of Orsitoil
f'itw atuiVir Than kstriviriK with Mr. i'U-
eey's sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs.
C. U. Barlow.
uf Portland, iiroachrxl in
the Lutheran church at Harlow, Tiles
day, Deeemher 1. Mr. Hanos is sn In-
terestinif sjioaker snd conse(uenlly al
ways has a lartfe coni(re(ation to talk to.
D. 0. Freeman shipped a i-arload r'
ixjiatiws from Barlow Wednesday. Mr.
krwnun is navinir a if'xxl iirire for ih-
tat'esaiid any one havinii potatoes lo
sell should see liiio 'before sellin else
where. The new Harlow hotel and saloon 0n
ei ui Haturday, Nov 28, by Hiving a free
lunch and free drinks. Quite a crowd
was present and everything passed
quietly and pleasantly. This is with
out doubt one of the finest hotels around,
and any one seeking accommodations in
that direction need not hesitate to make
this their stopping, place. Mr. aud Mrs.
Olum sre kind, courteous people and will
treat their guests in a proper and satis
factory manner.
The Barlow Grange held its regular
meeting haturday meeting, Nov, 28, and
although the evening was a very stormy
one a large crowd was present. Eight
new tnemoerg were taken in and several
names balloted upon for membership,
which spesks well for the growth of the
order. .Several visitors were present,
among wuoiu was Mrs. Howard, state
secretary. Mrs. Howard hat been a
Granger for years and gave a veiy inter
esting talk upon the Grange and its
works, which was highly appreciated
and applauded by all. We hope Mrs.
Howard will find it convenient to visit
ui again in the near future.
For Young Sen and loong Women,
There Is nothing that will arouse the
ire of a young man or woman so quick as
to have inferior laundry work put off on
them. They may dress ever so well,
but if their shirt front or shirt waist is
muflsy, their neat appearance is spoiled.
Tbe Troy Laundry makes a specialty of
ladies' and gentlemen's tine work.
There can be no better work than is done
at the Troy. Leave your orders at John
son's barber shop.
RELIABLE DRUCCISTS
hii.it hi i.i. he am: it iiki
Data fur Month of December Compiled
lljr r'omsst Ofilt Ut.
I he lnlioaiiiit data, rovering a period
'2 Have hern compiled from the
teaim-i tiiueau ircurds at Portland, Or.,
f.jr ine inonl' ni llecemlirr;
'rkMI'K ATI NK.
Metn or minus. iem eraturn, 4'.' ileg.
'1 he warmest ino'Uli Mas dial ol lHT'i.
with an averaji' hi 48ileg.
The coldest muni, a tlnlol I'M.
with an averiit,'" ol lea.
The highest leniertiire as ll' deg.
on the 13, IH.-MI
The lowest temperature was 3 'leg n
the '23 I, 1H7U.
Average dale on whli'li hrsi ' ailhiw
frost occurred In autumn, Nov. I'i
Average dale on which last "killing
frost occurred In spring, Match 17.
I'kkt'll-ITATION
t Haiti ami melted snow.)
Average for the month, 7 Ui) indie.
Average iiuinW uf days with .01 of sn
inch or more, L'U.
The greatest monthly precipitation
was 20.14 inches in
The least monthly precipitation was
O.HH Inches In 1hi.
The greatest amount of tires ipitatlon
rmwrded in any 24 consecutive hours
was 7.M in. on the l.'tli and 13th, IHS:'.
The greatest amount of snowfall re
corded in any 24 consecutive hour (re
cord extending lo winter of IKK4-K6 only,
was 14.0 inches on the 22 1, lH'.L'.
CUJCIH AND WIATIIKK.
Average iiiiinlier ol clear days, 4;
partly cloudy days, 8; cloudy days, 1!)
WIND.
The prevailing winds have been from
the south.
The highest velocity of the wind was
St miles, from the southwest, on the 7th,
18U4.
Station : Portland, Oregon.
Date of issue : Nov. 28. l'.HI.'l.
LinVAKI) A. P.KALS,
District Forecaslor Weather llnreau
-jELLOH
2,000 miles of long dis
tance telephone wire in
Oregon, Wanhington, Cali
fornia and Idaho now in
operation by the I'acific
Htation Telephone Com
pany, covering 2,2.7)
towns.
Quick, accurate, cheap
All the satirifaction of a
Efrsonal communication,
intance no effect to
clear underntanding. Spo
kane and Han Francisco
aH eaflily heard as Port
land. Oregon City office at
Hardms Druir Store.
WW
LINN I'. JONIIS
Thousand Tlave Kidney Trouble
and Don't Know it.
now To Find Oat.
Fill bottle or common glau with your
waler and let II aland twenty l.cr hour t
, . aediment or sN-
nnVf. ' ""C t'"l" sa
Ji V tj. , unhealthy cndl-
If. IH.iiVi'. iY Hon cl tho
i' II l .' 1 V neyi; II It Utini
.1 A your linen It a
evltiems of kid
ney troulla: lot
fieufiil dciire to
pa-.i II or pain la
the back li alM
i convincing prooi inai me kioneyi ana ciao-
der are out of order.
What lo Do.
There Is comfort In the knowledrs w
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