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The evening world., 1907-10-04
JUDGES DECLARE
FITZGERALD UNFIT
TO.S|T ON BENCH.
BROOKLYN Appellate Division
Also DishaFs Him frenntthe-
Practice of the Law.


The Appellate Division OF the gu
presne Court OF Brooklyn handed down
All opinion this afternoon declaring
" M-E1IzEefaIa-af- The
sssfos1s ilfTsT
County. anfit for his ONCE and dis.
=frets= the prnctire-nf=ia.=
: 5.tnstiee Frlxserald has the TIsEt Of sp-
peal s,si.#h =eateres. es=tias sHsas
x----.---.-.----
Inatce- Fitzgerald was elected ln Liza
Special Sessions bench six or seven
S ,sarr shortlY after hi. election
no got into trouble with his creditors.
and 1-nnme-tMo-years ago .he-becanis
the centre OF scandal. Since that
time he has seldom appeared on the
: aSsnnhy4And. III. has beeen reported that
: he was III n, hts country home al Red
Bank. \.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ne lon s,f Al nSaokiSnz tpok.
action in his case Recently and Eskrd-
that he be removed from once and dis
-saaErs,, from -prncilG lie Henry bacon
was appointed by the AppcIIate 'DfyI-
Hnn rrf.res to take testimony He res
ported thai Fitzgerald had mI6nlanxXtd
the AFFAIRS Of an estate for which ne
J, cn,,pxsl, -hrd failed to perform his
duties as a Judge and had 1allsl % b4y-
Z his honest debts. s,,s &:
.,a
yyis sSssctSsoeSen Saaauk AAsRatslRrs
Just!ccs dayror, Hirschberg. Rich,
Woodward and Miller concurrcd In the.
finding.
The evening world., 1907-10-04
CORNELL SCORES
POLICE FOR RAID
ON BOXING CLUB
MagistraesD Discharges Prisoners
] akeh at the Long
Acre Stag.

Commissioner Rinshnm's war on bor.
ing got another jolt In Jefferson Mar
ket Court to-day. when Magistrate
Cornell discharged Michael Newman.
manager OF the Long Acre Annette Club.
d-=-thez-tma haxeHa= caught In laat.
-H4Eht-s rH.hf. .r-uHrlHy- X s'ssn ara jes
: black,
The Magistrate declared that the
police were entirely outside of their
pewers In making the arrests. and sus-
tgested that the matter be- brought to
the District-Attorney's attention He
refused Eimnonses.. however. FOR, Com
missioner bingham. Inspector Burns
md Capt. Wiesand. OF the West
Thirtieth street station. saving that the
question was complicated one.
Detectives McGu.nness and McCan-
non ryid The Court tfur the captat5 had
ordered them to enter the building. nj
though The manager had directed tina.
none but members OF the club should
be admitted.
II fail 10 see by wha. eight you ar
rcs,ed these men," snapped the MaE.s-
trate. You have absolutely no EVIL
was charged. and you yourselves say
that the management refused TO sell
Tickets
= r,.ez.. .ietsetiyea=.ald- -1hAt4zthes had
ss..s "a
II know that, and I'm gsInS to tell
JOY. and your superiors through YOU.
that III discharge these cases ns fast
as they come before me unless you
brinE more evidence. Such arrests are
ridiculous. Those men are discharged"
SAID Magistrate Cornell.
but they'll do the same thing over
again. Your honor said Attorney
Fuchs. for the clubls I'VE ask the pro-
lection OF the Court against this uaurpa-
ton Of authority BIZ tho police. JUS
tice Mccall. OF tho Supreme Court. has
Adr!sed me TO sec Magistrate about
y. and j He~.aak Your Honor TO have
Commissioners Bingham. Inspector
Burns and CAP NEflleEana- st4,,,nfoned
here to make them amenabie to the
law.
/. This request. however. was ne. With
n -refuaal.
The evening world., 1907-10-04
HURT WlHttEAF-pLAYf,
LITTLE GIRL DIES.

RIvERHEAD. l. Il. Oct. t.--while
playing hide and seek during recsss ut
tho school at Good Ground yesterday
eikht-year-oId MRFJords I-yNg Csmr into
violent collision, with Stanley Penny. an
.lsysh.year-old boy. receiving Injuries
from the effects OF which she disd last
night. Or. johnson. who attended her.
found that the ,littlessElr,'a skull had
been FRACTURED.
1UuHK FUNNY 2Hd MITJ6FiS Lang had
oeen great friends and the Hrief OF the
Oox over the, scldsns u !ntsnse.
The evening world., 1907-10-04
JEALOUS MAN
KILLS HIS WIFE
AND HIMSELF
Frequent Quarrels of Brooklyn
EolIpIIIes: End n ktuTaer,.,
and Suicide.
Frequent Quarrels of Brooklyn

A long series of quarrels. due TO mu-
tuai 5ealeusy-bes~ =John-Ba hn.,4s.sler=
and his VIE. Rose, eliminated in mur-
der au4 4asuie.de a. their home. No. 81
Park avenue Brooklyn, to-dn4.s balm
muller shot his wife through the head.
and after satisfying himself that she
ysnA-daad- -nrGd- Lat -lrI %. -h1.. own
-h<a
the murderer and suicide II @one of
four trotherH who owned xtr1ns OF
IA ftsnIaa=-fh==-H11lIam haES.----I1A-had-
-eiarke of enc fnp Park avenue Nd
dtcAs. His brother Charfes occupied.
mt uyrr tns Tx1U0h on
SECOND tttu
lived on the top noor.
= N u .s. BA hnt,t4lte war-tt-.r
women who trsauented the back room
OF The .AleeH- -BahnnHaIies-was-t -tea.ous
of man who WAS friend Of the
family, nd - Ned ssEeet, ny
phim and his Wi s.s-aT They Qlarrcllad
after. and last nlShs The pair -had--u
bitter quarrel AhoM this man In ths
sA4oon, out AAppArsntiy made up before
retiring - = -
John BahrmIller opened. the saloon
ru-uEy. His utfc a HID ssfrrt down ii#.
Ho turhEl rus SIIJu1 over 70 ma
brother ChArien and went upstairs.
few minutes later Charles Bahn-
muller heard tfib v6ites OF hfa bnptfof
and his brother,E wife. pitched high In
6oxnnthing nada him glance
Asstsk OF ga =
revolver Hns kepc@s7The revolver was
gone. e5z7--73355
lie heard = shot and started up-
stalra on tho run. A. he reached the
top floor he heard another shot. Burst
Ing i ta -the dAt--=,hn fnund. Mrs. John ]
BahMnuller dead on the floor With
bullet wound In her left temple. In the
next room John lay dying. With tho
revolver IN HIS hand.
EnartuH-isnfInrtuifier r-sestt sfeE Dr. Ed
ward A. Dawson, OF No. Sl3 Bedford
avenue. John dtod just Ms the doctor
arrived, he pol lee o { he -Gas,,aE
avenue station were netifisd of tho
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-19
DEMOCRATIC BY
LARGE MAJORITY
Oklahoma Follows Advice of
Bryan Rather Than That of
Taft and Roosevelt.

Oklahoma City, Okla. Sept. 1S.-The re-
turns from yesterdays election that ar
rived today and tonight continue to be of
the same tenor-that the constitution has
been adopted to l. that prohibition has
carried by at least $1,000 and that the
whole Democratic state ticket, headed by
Charles n. Haskell OF Muskogee has
been elected by q majority of more than
10000. In the congressional election the
Democrats seem to have chosen four of
the five representatives, according to the
returns received tonight The candidates
probably elected are:
First District-EX-Delegat to Congress
Bird S Mcclure, Republican.
SecOnd-E,. l.. Fulton, Democrat, who
defeated eX-TerritOrial Governor 7. b.
Ferguson.
Third-James Davenport, Democrat.
Fourth-C. D. Carter. Democrat.
Fifth-Scott Ferris, Democrat
The legislature is Democratic by large
majority and will elect as United States
senators Robert L. Owens, a Cherokee
Indian, and T. p. Gore, the famous blind
orator. They were nominated by primar-
les insJune.
Mr.. Haskell, Democratic candidate for
governor. declares that his majority will
reach 40C0O. He says that if the peop.e
have voted for prohibition he will see
that the law IS enforced
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-19
STEEL PASSENGER COACHES
Motive Power Officials of the Harri-
man Lines Recommend a
Step Forward.

Los Angeles, Cal, Sept. 1S.-Motive
power officials of the Hartman rail-
way lines, in session in this city, have
recommended the installation and use
of solid steel passenger coaches on the
Pacific coast. According to reports
made on the subject. based upon ex-
periments on eastern lines, steel cars
reduce the cost of maintenance about
one-half. Their safety in wrecks and
fires are their most potent recon-
mendatiOn. Superintendent Small of
the Southern Pacific stated that ii was
only a question of time until nothing
but steel cars will be used"
Steel box cars were also recommend
ed The officials are discussing today
the introduction of gasoline motors on
branch lines along the Pacific coast.
1t is planned to put the cars i'm use
here as soon as possible, but on ac-
count of the demand for them on the
Union Pacific. their installation here
will be delayed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-19
ANGUS M'KELLAR DEFEATED.
Payne and Holiday Nominated in
First-Meet First Assessment.

The First ward convention was pre-
sided over by +. B. Critchlow, with
George R. Hancock as secretary. Alden
E Payne was nominated for the long
term councilman and Thomas Holiday
for the short. Angus Mcclellan, jr., was
also in the race and. after the vote had
shown his defeat, his sponsor. Joe Co
hen, moved to make it unanimous for
the other two.
There was quite a flock of aspirants
for places on the city committee. the fol-
lowing nominations being made: A. III.
Little, G. r. Cleaveland, A. J. Charon.
BY and bye somebody seconded Mr.. Nc
Shovel and w. r. Hills. A J. Charon
and John E. Shorten were easy win
ners.
Committeeman for the city convention
were named as follows; On resolutions,
c. NJ Sullivan; on credentials Fred J.
Leonard. and Oh rules and order of bust
ness, G. J. Crabtree.
Both nominees for the council made
short talks and the nominations for eoun-
cilmen opened the way for q. NJ. Sui
Ivan. Joe Cohen and some others to in
fuse a little ginger into the proceedings.
Every district was fully represented in
the convention and the first draft on the
pocketbooks of the councimanic nominees
was made when they dove down for the
SO with which to pay for the hall.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-19
NEBRASKA RATE CASE.
Attorney for Omaha Road Makes Pc
cuIiar Request.

ST Paul. Mimi, Sept 1&.-Judee
Thomas Wilson. attorney for the Oma-
ha railroad in the hearing before Judge
Lochren. in the federal court today, OH
the motion for a temporary Injunction
to restrain the state from putting the
new rates into eject, requested the
court. if any order was made, not to
disturb the statu quo in the matter of
rates until the case coul1 be finally de
termined on its merits. II the court
heeds Judge Wilson's requcss, the re
cent 2-cent passenger rate recently put
into effect will not be disturbed. even
if Judge Lochren grants a temporary
restraining order.
Judge Wilson did not explain why he
made this request, but it is sUrnised
that it indicated a weakness in the rail-
roads contentious that the state has no
right to regulate rates which are inter
state in nature.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-19
RIGGS FINALLY OWNS UP
Bookkeeper for Goldfield Brokerage
Company Gambled and Then
Became Embezzler.

Goldfield, New. Sept. 1S-Herbert L.
Riggs, boOkkeeper for the K. H. Newland
Brokerage company, who was found I'M
conscious on the floor of NewIand's office
last Friday night and who claimed that
he had been assaulted and robbed of 81 1875
of his employers money has confessed
that the entire story was concOcted to
hide his speculauOns. Riggs says he lost
a small amount of money gambling and
fearing that his theft would be discovered
he took all the money there was in the
safe and then bumped his head on the
edge of his desk to give color to the story
that he had been assaulted. He lost S125
gambling, sent $3.50 east by express, hid
$3.50 under the steps in the rear of Car
penters' union hall. and tucked Si6G away
i'm the corner of the safe The confess
sion was made to District Attorney Swal-
low and Under Sheriff Bart Knight All
the money has been recovered. Newland
says he will not prosecute Riggs because
of the latter's youth and his previous
good record.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-19
PLACE TO LIVE FOR
THE FOREST RANGERS
Especial to The IIeraId)

Washington. D. c., Sept. 1S--Supervisor
w. E. Jackson of the Big Horn national
forest Wyoming. has been authorized to
expend s2,175 for construction of three
cabins for rangers and tenants for each
cabin. This gives the rangers a place in
which to live during the winter months
horses. The country in the Big Horn
forest will be made more accessible by
the construction OF a wagon road and a
number Of miles of trail work The wag-
on road will be built in cooperation with
the county. the service TO construct part
of this road at a cost of about $500 This
road will run from Big Horn to the Nc
Shane lumber camp, a distance of about
tventy-four miles.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-19

New York, Sept 18,-The profits Of the Standard Oil
company of Indiana in 1906 were $1O,516082l and in
1903, 49, 753410 This is the corporation which is CAPT
taIzed at 81 100000 and which was fined S29240OOO
by Judge Lands in Chicago
These figures were brought out in hearing in an &C
ton by the federal government against the Standard Oil
company of New Jersey today he statement as present
ed shows the profits of the Standard Oil company of nd
whose figures we're gven except the Standard Oil COM
nanv of New York,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-19
SAVES MUCH ANNOYANCE.
Hereafter Political Pull Cannot Ex-
pedite Land Cases.
Especial to The Herald)

Washington. D. c. Sept. lS.-Hereafter
no cases pending before the general land
office will be expedited on account of
political pull. Everything will be consid-
cred in its turn unless some emergency
is shown to exist, and such cases will be
made special upon proper showing by en-
trymen only. IN the past it has been Gus
tomary for entrymen on public land TO
appeal to senators and representatives to
have their cases rushed Through and
these appeals frequently WIRE needed, but
commissioner Ballinger finds that such
discrimination is unfair to eDtrymen who
have no pull and Furthermore upsets the
v-orjx in the office and he has decided 10
mt a stop to it. From now on cases
will be considered in the order In which
they are received
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-19
GAMERS WANT
FURTHER TINE
Protest Against Enforcement
of Food and Drug Act on
First of October.

Washington. Sept steamers of food
were her TO-DAY before the board of
food and drug inspection against the
regulation for the enforcement of the
food and drug act which provides that
the rules in regard to labels shall go in
effect after Oct. next.
The regulation provides that after that
date the principal label or can shall
state the substance of the product and
the name of the place Of manufacture.
This regulation has been extended from
time to time and Gamers now want u
further extension. Gamers represented at
the hearing today asserted that they had
half a million dollars worth of labels
on hand, which will be worthless if the
regulation becomes effective at this time
These concerns declared the law to be
confiscatory. The board will submit its
recommendations to the secretary of ag-
riculture.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-19
CHAUFFEUR ARRESTED.
Sequel to the Automobile Horror at
Colorado Springs.

Colorado Springs, Colo, Sept. fS.-A. w
Marksheffel the private chauffeur and
automobile racer. was arrested tonight on
a charge of mansiaughter as a result of
the verdict of the coroner's jury which
held an inquest over the body of w. H.
RaIstOn killed with two others in the
automobile accident here yesterday morn
ing. The evidence showed that all of the
party had been drinking in the red light
district OF Colorado City and Marksheffel
admitted that his speed when he struck
the fatal hill was thiTty-five miles an
hour and that it was a physical irpossi-
bility for him to make the curve on the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-19
INSERTING THE PROBE.
Frank 3. Kellogg Making Fight to
learn the Whole Truth.

New York. Sept 1S-Further efforts to
obtain the records of the liQuidating
trustees of the Standard Oil trust which
effected the dissolution OF the trust and
formed the present Standard Oil company
of New Jersey were made by Frank B.
Kellogg. who is conducting the suit for
the court.
Clarence G. Fay, assistant comptroller
OF the Standard. Was recalled today and
was questioned about the income of the
G. NJ Pratt Investment company. He said
that the income from this source in 1902
was SS7. 400 and that the money was paid
over to the Standard OIL company By C.
NJ Pratt. who yesterday testified that he
held stock Of the Wsters-Pierce OIL com
pany Of Texas for the Standard company
and that the Standard company held the
stock of the C. NJ. Pratt Investment COM
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-19
EPIDEMIC FEARED.
Nebraska Authorities viii Try to
Prevent Spread of .Beri Beri.

lincoln. Neb.. Sept. 1S-Fear of an cpl
denlie of beri beri. q disease with which
twenty japanese laborers of Alvo are
afflicted. prompted City Physician Stat
terry today to order an inspection of the
Crientals in this city and will endeavor
to have if extended to the entire county.
DR. ". H. Wilson. state health inspec-
tor. visited the camp at Alvo and or
dered the afflicted laborers segregated.
He pronounced the disease beri beri. No
official action on the part OF the state
board of health has been taken. Many
Japanese are employed in railroad con-
struction work near Lincoln.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-19
ACTION APPROVED
BY THE DIRECTORS

New York. Sept. 1S.-At the annual
meeting of members of the Associated
Press. held here today, a resolution was
unanimously adopted approving the
course of the officers of the Associates
Press in dealing with the telegraph
opera tors strike.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-19
CARRIE JUST COULD
NOT STOP TALKING

Washington. d. c., Sept. 1s.-Mrs. Car
RE Nation was today arrested and locked
M to answer to the charge in the police
court tomorrow OF "disordeTly conduct.
Mrs Nation refused. when requested by
an officer. to stop lecturing 10 &O men
from the steps of the postOffice depart
ment.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-19
ASSASSIN'S PARENTS
APPLY FOR CHARITY

Cleveland, O.. Sept. I'm. CzoIgosz
and his wife. parents Of the assassin of
President Mckinley. have applied to
the city charity department for assist
ance. Czolgosz is 50 and his wife rs
years old.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-19
Surprise for the Directors.

City. sept Pocateuo.
v-orknE of the ompany.
a
nton
after
Ingso a
Uncle m OF board a
the hearing bankruptcy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-19
ALLEGED SLAYER
OF MRS. GENTRY
Taking of Testimony in the
Case of Frank ]. Constan-
tine, Accused of Murder.

Chicago. Sept. 1s.-Taking of testimony
was begun today in the trial of Frank ].
Constantine, accused of the murder of
Mrs. Louise Gentry. The states attorney
said it would be shown that Constantine
murdered the woman after a dispute with
her about his failure to repay money Dor
rowed from the Gentrys. The defense con-
tends that Mrs. Gentry committed suicide
The first witness testified that after hear
ing Mrs. Gentry scream, Constantine was
seen running from the rear door of the
apartment building: that he asked the
janitOr to get his hat for him, but that
when the janitoT, having learned of the
murder returned to look for him. Con-
stantine had fled.
Testimony of Roomer.
J. George Scott, a roomer at the Gentry
flat. and whose razor was used to cut
Mrs. Gentry throat. gazed with apparent
hatred at Constantine while testifying
Scott said that Constantine entered the
pariOr one evening where several persons
were playing cards, and that he sneered
at Mrs. Gentry in response to her timid
rather fearful smile.
4 later went to COnstantine's room" "
continued Scott, "aDd there Mrs Gentry
later brought up some wine. After she
left I remarked to Constantine that Mrs
Gentry was rather a pretty woman Con-
stantine said sneeTingiy: I don't think
so; her nose is crooked. She's too fresh
and I'll fix her. Then he showed me a
photograph of Miss Natalby whom he
termed a pretty girl
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-19
Defense May caU Scott.

On cross-examination Scott said that he
was formerly a preacher. Attorney Can't
we'll for the defense said that ne might
call Scott as his witness later He ex-
hibited an affidavit made by one of
Seott's landladies, reciting that Scott had
told her that the Gentrys were unhappy
and that Mrs. Gentry contemplated suing
for divorce.
Other witnesses of the afternoon testi-
fled as to COnstantines flight from the
Gentry home and from church
A H Stahl told of selling a second
hand handkerchief to Constantine and
Lyon Greenburg told of lending Constan-
tine $50 on jewelry before the death of
Mrs. Gentry.
DR.. w. K. Jones, a friend of Gentry's.
testified that Mrs. Gentry called bv
phone fifteen minutes before her dsath
and made an appointment for the follow
ing morning. She was apparently in good
SDirits.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-19
AUGUSTUS r. CARTER DUMPED.
His Brand of "Americanism" Fails
to Satisfy Second Ward.

Augustus r Carter. American" coun-
Gilman from the Second. has been tried.
found wanting and won't do. The brand
of --AmeriCansm put up by him du-
Continued on Page 2.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-19
Surplus Turned Into Deficit

Philadelphia Sept
ctv
of
In
for his purpose n
% a
who aided
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-19

Brevity is all right in an adver-
tisement, but it should never be
sought as an aim. Brevity is the
soul of wit, but it is not neoessar-
lily the soul Of an advertisement.
--Newspaperdom.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-19
TWENTY-FIVE MILLION
FINE MERE BAGATELLE
Standard Oil Company Of Indiana Makes a
Profit of Over One Thousand
Per Cent.

Figures Presented at Government Hearing in New York Far
Beyond the Bounds of Legitimate Trade.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-19
AIM NASTY BLOW
At NEW MAYOR
Americans" Seek to Pledge
All Candidates to Spells
System.
NOMINEES FOR COUNCIL
NOBODY ELECTED TWO YEARS
AGO INCLUDED.
NOMINEES FOR COUNCIL
american" Nominations.

= First Ward
= Alden G. Payne. Rep. long term. 4
= Thomas Holiday, Rep. short term. 4
y Second Ward
l. s Wood Rep. long term. 4
George Raybould, Rep, short term. 4
+ Third Ward I
y J. F.. McGinty. Dem, long term. I
3. A. Rid, Dem, short term. I
, Fourth Ward 4
4 Frank Harris, Dem, long term. 4
= J. j. Stewart, Rep, short term. 4
4 Fifth Ward 4
A. J. Davis, Rep, long term. !
y Mark ReedalL Rep, short term. :
4%-<xA%&4 Z
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-19
Dividends Returned.

Mr.. Pratt said that Mr. Van Buren, re-
turned the dividends to the Standard Oil
and recently sold the Waters
Pierce stock back 70 the Standard OIL
Continued on Page 2.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-01-15
MIX THIS AT HOME

The following simple homemade mix
ture is said to readily relieve and over
come any form OF Rheumatism by fore
ing the Kidneys To filter from the blood
aud system all the uric acid and poison
Gus waste matter, relieving at once such
symptoms as backache, weak kidneys
and bladder and blood diseases
Try it, a. it doesn't cost much to
make, and is said TO be absolutely harm
less TO the stomach.
Get the following harmless ingredients
from any good pharmacy: Fluid
Extract Dandelion. one-half ounce;
Compound Kargon. one ounce; Com
pound Syrup Sarsaparilla, three ounces.
Mix by shaking well in u bottle, and
take Il teaspooniul after each meal and
again at bedtime.
This simple mixture is said 20 give
prompt relief, aud there are very lew
cases of Rheumatism and Kidney trou-
bles il will fail 10 cure permanently.
These are all harmless, everyday
drugs. and your druggist should keep
them in the prescription department; If
not, have him order them from the
wholesale drug house for you, rather
than fail to Use this. il YOU ARE afflicted.