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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-26
REV0LUTI0NARIESI II
Organizations Meet to Plas'
Campaign.

ST. PETERSBURG. Jan =
portant conference of the ~,
organizations was concluded
Finland. after several sessse,:
for two days. The confereDos =
postpone all further revoluuo'u
tlons until March. when. IL 2
by the delegates. the asTar-
would recommenCe
There were ninety delegates =
ference, representing the os5;'
mitteeS of the Social Denoe'ssa.
tionISts. the Peasant league,
OF Workmen. the Polish SO
the Finnish reyolutionists
The collapse OF the Decene1
dIshcartened all except toe
wished TO make another aue1
end of the month. but tbs 9
negaUved. All the parties sa,
to "lie low" until the peassSI
Furnished q new opportunity.
gates of the Peasant league
have armies OF peasants kncH,s;
gates OF the cities 10 JON -
their brothers within IL ~
that active operations 1oos
tlnued only In the Bpltic proYl1
The Finnish organlzatlofs
trusted with the securing OF
of arms To replace those ~
the Government These s,H
planned. would be smu6gisu
Finnish border.
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Oakland Thursday Results.

First race. five furlongs-E. NJ. Brat
tain l07 Clark to l. won. Soundly l05
tDickson). 15 to 8. second; Chassis lO7
tRoolnson), TO /. third Time, lOlIh
Glendenning, Bear Hunter. Shady Lad,
Cloeanthus, Nelna, MY Order Rovai
White, Ulctma and Ethel Barrymore also
ran.
Second race. six furlongs-Pal 16a
Knapp. to l, won Tom Roberts 163
tRobinson), IL to O. second, Sicyou 90
tGraham). 50 to l. third Time l.15K
Queen Rec. Iron Watson Pentaeon
Sainada and Santee nlso ran.
Third race, one mile-Royalty lO7 (True-
beD, to 2, won, Hugh MCGOWAN lO7
(knapp). IL to 10, second; Jolly Witch I05
lGraham). 50 TO ], third Time. l:J2
Yellowstone. Birdie P. Tarrlgan. Son
Reno. Dusty Miller, Maxtress and Tam
O Shantcr also ran
Fourth race. mile and a sixteenth
PhalanX 104 81. Kelly. to / won.
Equorum Rex ~ (Rice) c to ], second:
Christine a. 106 q. Wiliams) 8 to 1
third. Time. 1917. Iii Caul Cap. Gov,
ernor Davis. Critical Pronta and Me-
lodious also ran.
Fifth race, futurity course,-Grass-
cutter l07 (Goodchild). 2 to l, won: 81
FRANCIS 1l2 FountainD. to s. second;
Cocksure los (knapp) TO l. third. Time.
III. Quickrlch, Lord Nelson, Isabeau and
Estmcre also ran.
Sixth race. sever furlongs-Nagazom
l9 tknappJ l3 To 10. won; Rev del
man 100 1Fountaln) I to /. third Trnc
1:2S. Arcstellator, Hammeraway sugar
Maid, Ebcl Thatcher and Tenordale also
''''''
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Receipts.
Disbursements.
Exhibits Turned Over.

In addition to the money returned to
the State. exhibits of considerable value
were turned over TO various institutions,
Some OF tho furniture and other Items
Wcre disposed OF to State institutions at
80 per cent of their original cost. The
over TO the State School OF Mines of
the University OF Utah and will be used
to advantage in school work. The ball
nnce of the exhibits were turned over to
the u. A. & NJ society. This includes
practically all tho exhibits turned over
to this commission by tho Louisiana
Purchase commission and much that was
II is worth many thousands OF dollars,
and includes all the mineral exhibit that
won honors at both eNpositons.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-26
Representative Delegates.
IODAY'S COUGH
TOMORROW PNEUMONIA
NEXT WEEKS DEATH

Cure your cough and your lungs at
one and the same time. DR.. Acker's
English Remedy Is guaranteed by every
druggist TO do this. 1t is not merely a
cough cure. but lung cure too. You
cannot permanently cure a cough If
your lungs remain weak When you
take dose OF DR.. Ackers English
Remedy. you feel the glow OF renewed
health at your lungs almost at once. II
clears away the sores and inf1amma-
lion, sets the lungs moving strong and
sure. This Is the only way to cure n
cough. Dr.. Acker's English Remedy
is not an alcoholic medicine. 1t is not
cough syrup 1t is positive guar
dnteed cure FOR all throat and lung
troubles. II Is perfectly harmless. Be
sure and ask for Dr.. Ackcr's Enpllsh
remedy and get your money back If
not entirely as represented by us 25c
ooc and Sl.0o. All druggists
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-26
Two Barbarians.

Professor Starr. tho famous cthnologIst wns
in his humorous and Whimsical way accusing
woman OF barharism.
And che Is not only barbarous she IA IL
logical and inconsistent" he exclaimed
II walking In tho country one day
with young woman In grove VIC cana
upon boy about 10 shin up a tree. .Thore WAS
nest In tho tree. and from certain anglo
II was possible to see In 1t three cges
" You wicked little boy said my com
psnlon, ARE you going up thoro TO rob that
most"
" I am the hoy replied coolly
80 How can your sho exclaimed -TbiDL
how tho mother Will gricvc over the loss Of
her eggs
oh sho won't care said tho boy. She's
Gp there in your hat "
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-26
Italy Is Perplexed.

Germany believes thot her view as 90 Inter-
national control has been accepted in prln-
clplc by the United States. Russia and Sweden
Tho position OF italy is one of uncommon per-
pleNlty Italy virtually inClncs toward equal
ity Of privileges and besides sho In the ally
Of Germany Yet, according To her secret
agreement with France in 1892, Italy gave up
TO the latter country oil her claims In Moruc
co. France expects Italy I'm consequence OF this
agreement 10 side With her. but Italy hesl-
tatcs.
Belgium In non-cOmmittal. through fear that
either France or Germany VIII raise the Congo
question into an international issue after tho
conference n either ohould consider itself Of
IErnID
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-26
America Is Superior,
For Benefit of Country.

welcome to this conference yo1 whose pa
triotism ind zeal for the promotion OF the
growth Of America have led you TO gather for
the excellent purpose we have In vlcw IL lS
not In any sense a sqlhsh object No man
e selfish whose single desire Is TO bencnt his
country and Its citizenship. This conference
Is not held merely In tho interest of transpor-
tntion lncs. hotel proprictorS. or colonizlng
enterprises. advertising schemes. IL IL held
in the interest OF broader and more consist
cnt and patriotic citizenship. basssr on wider
and better acquaintance with our nntlon-itS
extent, It's RESOURCES md its people. welcome
you who are to assist in this patriotic pur-
pose; and extend TO you, on behalf OF tho
State, lts wnrmcst hospitality. The peoplo OF
Utah arc honored by your presence and they
will be pleased 20 show their appreciation OF
Your visit by every means in their power.
Gentlemen. YOU heartily welcome.
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Not q New Idea.
Where the Fault Lies.

It's promoters admit that this ls no new con-
ceptlon For years patriotic American nHws-
papers and eloquent American speakers have
sought 10 stem the lido ot foreign travel. and
ngurcs have been complied and quoted show
ing tho cnormity OF the volume OF money our
citizens have bccn pouring into tho lap OF tho
old world. But the warning voice of these
watchmen on the towers OF our land has
gone UNDECIDED and year BY yenr In eNcr-in-
creaEing hordes Countrymcn have
svarmed TO Europe and come back. again In
the fall smelling of eau de cologne with their
pants rolled up and 4 large monocic In their
"A eve
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-26
Rather Against France.

Tho French delegates appear to realize that
the current OF the conference IS against them
because neutral powers. such the United
States, lean toward the Idea OF dSinterestei
equality rather than toward Frances special
geographical and historical paramountcy.
France. therefore. may strive for negative
result. 20 far political questions go accept
Ing fully a commercial equality and Joining
In the effort to reach Just economic cOnclu-
SiOns. but resisting suggestions for tho inter
naturalization OF any OF the publlc services
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-26
New Orleans Fair Races

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 25.-FaIr Grou,ss ro.
suits OF today follow
Firs: race. milc-Paul won, Rhlnock second
WInifreda third. Time. rs l-5
Second race. mlc-Stockwood won Cham
cey Olcott second TcrnuS third. Time Las o-5
Third Tacc, three and q half furlongs-gcrt
Mont won. DeOro second. Alma's Pet third
Time, ~ 20 seconds
Fourth race. milc-Phoebus won, Bernie
Crainer second, Brilliant third. Time 1:I4
fifth rucc. six furlongs-Roue won. Ben Lear
second. Lefty third. Time. l:15 3-6
sixth race. mllc-Peggy won. Glecman Sec
ond, kenton third. Time. 1Ai 2-5
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-26
Frances Special Interests.

Tho Gcrmun Delegates put rorwnrd tho at
trnotiyc principle OF dlsintercslednegs and
equal rights for all countries. The French
dclcGntes the other hand. maintain that
france not DC dlslntercstcd. They oflrm
that having followed octiyo policy in Nor
occo Tor eight years and having obtained nu-
nIcrous advantages, France should not now
Je asked TO take tho same position as all the
rrs nf M N.nrIN
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Many Private Meetings.

The foregoing tendencies are the outgTowth
OF constant private meetings OF the delegates
Tho British villa liz OF the Ccntcrs Tor
these meetings and the French and American
delegates are frequent visitors there n
American delegates have also conferred vi ..
tho Germans and the French Their dscEs-
sions with the French delegates yesterday and
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Principle Monroe Doctrine.

France virtually cnunoiat6d In II modified
form tho principle OF the Monroe doctrine In
northwest Africa She has acquired and
holds a position toward Morocco that. nccord-
Ing TO hcr view. makes equal political influence
with other powers impossible. on the ques-
ton of economic equality she says: Yes,
but on that or political equality she answers
No"
Germany Insists on political equality with
even more Jcnaolty than she does the
question OF economic equality.
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Roll an Extra Frame,

OGDEN, Jan H.-The Ogden teams contest
ing tonight at tho Palace alloys were tho
Falstan md the Toggcry 'hvcs" One of tho
unusual features OF bowling occurred there
resulting a tie In the second game. each team
sc"TnH ib'. ono extra franc rolled 10
decide the match and IT vas won by the Fal1
tta1 team. The following Is tho score.
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PARENTAGE in DOUBT
Suit in Court for Possession of Incu-
bator Baby.

LAWRENCE, Kan. Jan. 25.-The ia
nous Worlds fair incubator baby case
which grew out OF the exhibition OF a
child in one OF the Worlds fair attrac-
tlons. was taken up in District court to-
day for the possession OF the child The
child is claimed by Mrs. Charles Bleakley
a former resident of this city, in whose
possession the child now is. Sho went 10
St Louis early in 1904 to obtain n posi-
ton. There n child was born. The child
she was told was born dead. Later anoth-
er child was born at the same hospital
whose mother was an actress This child
II Is asserted. became the incubator baby
and was on exhibition at the fair.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-26
RESUME H0STILITIES
Armenians and Iartars Are Fighting
Again in Caucasus,

TIFL1S, CaucasIa- Jan. 25.-An account
Of the resumption of hostilities between
the .Nrmcnians and the Tertars In the
province OF Elizabethpol and tho attacks
of armed bands On the troops and tho
peaceful population a strong military
force Of all arms has been dispatched to
Elizabethpol with instructions 20 restore
order and destroy the revolutionary or
ganizationS
Report from Kutals province. Caucasia
where martial law has been declared un-
der Gen. Alikanoft, says that the punI-
tive expedition is steadily lighting Its
way westward, clearing the revolutions
lists from the railroad. driving them
northward TO the mountains and nfict-
ing ON Ihem cnnsldera hln lnssns
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Accept Report on Contraband.

Tho conference at its session today accepted
oil the articles OF the report OF the committee
on contraband relating 10 tho prevention Of
trnde In contmbnnd arms and passed TO the
consideration Of economic questions. The
Spanish determination previously agreed
upon. presenting all the preliminary proposals.
Was submitted today.
This conference VIII meet in COMMITTEES OF the
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Says She Was Deceived.

Mrs Bleakley declares that she was de-
ceiyed to the death of her child Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Barclay of Moline, III,
saw the baby exhibited. took q fancy to
It, and at the close of the fair obtained
the child. Then Mrs. Bleakley became
more than ever convinced that II was her
child and brought action at Moline, III
to obtain the child and got It, Mrs
Bleakley brought the infant here, and II
has been cared for by Mrs. Bleakley's $
M al
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Commend the Officers.

Before final adjournment the commits
Secretary NJ F. Cunningham, Manager
Spencer Clawson, Treasurer Rudolph
Kuchler and all the attendants at the
Utah building at the fair for the good
services rendered the State. All con.
nected with the commission feel highly
gratifled over the showing made at this
exposition and because of the successful
and harmonious closing OF the accounts
OF the commission
The meeting at which the business was
closed up ran through two days. All the
members were present. They are Wesley
K. Walton OF Murray. Rudolph Ruchler
of ogden, F w. Fishburn of Brigham
City and Web Greene of Mt Pleasant
Gov. Cutler presided over the meeting
and Manager Spencer Clawson was pres
ent by invitation.
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Drilling Hole in Tank.

Tho Regulator was or tho ways of n shin
building company at St Johns being over
hole in ons of tho oil tanks preparatory n
connecting that with one or the other tanks
Those two mon were tho only ones working
near tho tank and for TINT reason IL Will
neNor DO known whit cansed The MAMMALIAN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-26
Possibly From Pine

From a follow-workman IL was learned tbot
Steyton was an inyetorate smoker and II ia
haps the thoushtlcSs lighting OF a match L.
nlted the gases ="
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PRALANX DEFEATS
EQUORUM REX BY NECK
After Many Victories, HenshaII
Stable Comes to Grief at
Oakland.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 25-At the long
price OF TO l Phalanx won by a neck
from Equorum Rex at Oakland today.
After string OF Victories the Henshall
stable came TO grief In this race, when
Pronta finished next TO last Jockey
Knapp failed to get all possible speed
from Hugh MCGOWAN. and the favoritc
was beaten by Royalty Weather cloudy.
track 70
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Interested in Police.

Germany VIII press for tho internatIoaalza-
ton OF tho police. II should be under
stood that this question or police does not
refer to the ordinary force for the malntc-
nance OF local order, but in the larger sense
10 tho Semi-militory body which Is TO cHcr-
else a powerful general control.
Franco sim counts upon Great Britain Rus
siu. Spain ana Portugal but her earliest hopcs
that the United Stntcs would bo with her are
LnElnmLnr N nLLnlnl.h
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BASEBALL MEETING ADJoURNs.
Question of Management of San Fran
cisco Team Not Settled.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 25.-The man
ayers OF the Pacific Coast baseball league
adjourned without finally settling the
question Of the nagemcnt OF the San
Francisco team. Marty Murphy and Tim
Flood. who were suspended for assaulting
umpires. were reinstated. A salary limit
was not established
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-26
BRILLIANTS LOSE OUT.
Defeated by Large Margin by the
Crescent Bowlers

In the City league match at the Palace nl-
lows wednesday night tho Crcsconts ndmlnIs-
tered bitter defeat 10 the DrlliantS taking
two out OF three gnmes Tho first two games
were were lost by The Brilliants by largo margin
The score follows:
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Bases for Operations.

Troops sent by water have occupied
TUapee and Sochi, on the shore OF the
Black sea. which are being used as bases
for further operations and to place the
kutais revolutionaries between two fires.
The rcvolutionists of Sochi and Tuapee
have surrendered thelr aims
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-26
Four Laid Out.

When the battle ended focI o
dosd OF unconscious on tho stt<t
volvers were scattered about ora =
men wore prisoners In the ar,
lice.
Members OF the on Leong socis7
rest said that they were goi1g -
town wishing Gong Hes Fats,
py New Year" TO friends. weef
Hip Sings attacked them Lac
two societies fought with rsvsh
Chinese theater here. wheo seys1t
wore shot
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-26
TWO MEN ARE KILLED
Explosion of Boats Fuel Oil Tank
Sets Fire TO the Craft

PORTLAND, Or. Jan. 25.-The river steam
er Regulator. belonging TO Tho Dalles Port
land & Astoria Navigation company, was
wholly destroyed by flre today after On ex-
plosion In which OF the steamers fuel oil
tanks had set fre to the craft. Two men who
wero working the tanks were killed out
right. Tho loss Is $4,000
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Members Are Scattered

According 10 tho police the members
of the organization are scattered over n
largo area and ii win take several davs
TO serve the warrants. Secret service Of.
ncers from Pittsburs and other points are
here today To assist in the apprehension
OF the foreigners
Several officers left today for FInlev
Nllle, IA, Whcre they expect to arrest
the secretary and one other member ~
the organization, both OF whom are en-.
ploycd In a coal mine '
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Habeas Corpus Writ.

The suit now Is to obtain possession by
writ OF habeas corpus, and both sides
have gathered much evidence to show the
parontage and ownership OF the child
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Wheio Real Struggle Is.

litlcal future OF Morocco France would Tath-
or withdraw from tho conference than tie w
the political destiny Of Morocco by lntcrnH-
tlonel control. WhlIc this Is not an authoTl-
tatlvc Official uttorance II unmlsJakably rep
rcsentS the feeling OF the French delegation.
France refuses to be excluded from what sho
holds 10 be tho legitimate expansion OF her
INF In h.r
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Commercial law is taught at The V
NJ, CA For Information phone 1900
or see educational director.
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For Good of the Land.

I'VE are indeed a hospItable people.
We welcome YOU because we know you
arc working upon project that is for
the good of the entire country. n project
that Is Tor the upbulldng of our institu
tionS and the enlargement of the oppor-
tunitles and glorics OF our land With
out desiring To say anything unkind
about our cousins along the Atlantic
coast. we can say that they do not know
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JUDGE POWERS SPEAKS.
Extends Welcome on Behalf of Salt
Lake City.

Following the address Of welcome by
Gov. Cutler, Judge o. w. Powers spoke
impromptu for the City Of Salt Lskc.
saying. In part:
81 have the honor to extend TO you a
welcome on behalf Of this beautiful city.
1t Is the desire of each and every one
OF It's inhabitants that you feel entirely
at home. If there Is anything that you
desire and see. do not ask for II. Take It,
IT is yours | know that In saying this
j am expressing the sentiment Of all tho
nonnln nf this
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GERMAN POLICY
MORE POPULAR
Puts Forth Attractive Principle
of Equal Rights to All
Nations.

ALGEZIRAs. jan. 25-Thc confidential ex-
changes now going on among the representa-
ives OF the powers in the Moroccan confer
cncc disclose tho extreme difficulty OF nrrang
ing an agreement that both France and Ger
unny would accept
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"A GUARANTEED CURE FoR DIT, ...

FAYE A'stS W, aro euthorized to rcr,9 u9'ne Piles
dHys. Soa lAiENT falls to euro in money e e II
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CHINESE BATTLE Il
DEATH IN PELL ST
Under Cover of New
Pyrotecbnics Fierce
Is Waged.

NEW YORK. Jan. Ga 7ccrs
men engaged in a revolver lad
streets of Chinatown today. ~
In the death OF two Chlnamsn. D
and Lee Soon. the mortal sc-.
third and the serious injury Ofaa
eatapt. The battle wss betsess I
the two rival Chinese soeletI.a q.
and the ON Lcongs
Chinatown was full Of vislto.l {
ond were witnessing the eelebu1
Chinese New Year. The fgh, ~
street InGer cover Of the rackss q
ers set of Intentionally BY ner1
rival societlcs
Spectators in Danss
Many spectators, attracted to q
the firecrackers. were In ta1s5
lets which hattencd themseIvss 4
brick walls or broke the wiussr7
O block up and down Pell stree
rushed among the f1ghting ChiES<
still smoking reyolYors from hs-|
knocking them down.
Chinese non -combstants md =
tors lay nat on the pavement . I
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WARRANTS FOR ANARCHISTS
Officers Hope to Round Up Scattered
Members Of Murderous GANG

MONONGAHELA. Pa, Jan. @.-War-
rants were issued today for the arrest Of
thirty-one foreigners. believed to be
members of band of anarchists whose
headquarters at Baird, Pa, were raIded
by the police early Tuesday morning
when n mass OF literature threatenine
yania, Gov Pattison OF Ohio and otbnr
prominent men in different parts of The
United States was found
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-26

HNHAT thin. little, lo-cent Box OF
Cascarets.
When carried constantly In
u your Vest Pocket, or in my
Lady's" Purse It viii ward off ninety per
cent OF LIES ordinary Ills.
Eat one OF the six candy tablets con-
tained in that "Vest Pocket Box whenever
you suspect you need one.
1t can't hurt you, and Is sure Insurance
against serious sickness.
Want of Exercise, indoor Employment
weaken the Bowel Muscles, just as they
weaken Arm and Leg Muscles
The Muscles lose tone, tension. strength
to force the food onward.
And the longer they stay In that state
the weaker they become, because the less
exercise they get through the slo" pass
age OF food.
Cascare,s contain the only combination
of drugs that acts on the Muscles OF the
Bowels and Intestines, just as Cold Water
or Exercise, act on Lazy man.
They act like Exercise.
When you have Heartburn, Collie Coated
Tongue, Suspected Breath, Acid-rising-in-
throat. Cas-belching. or an incipient Cold,
take Cascaret.
Remember, all these are not merely
Discomforts. but indications Of serious
Cause.
Nip them in the bud-eat a Candy
Cascaret, Cascarets don't purge, nor
punish the stomach like Blle-driving
"Physics.'
They act Ike Exercise on the Bowel
Muscles that propel Food, and that squeeze
the natural Digestive Juices Of the body
into Food.
Cascarets ward off. or cure. the follow
Ing diseases:
Constitution Bad Breath
BilionsAess Diabetes