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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-15
Gntictlides Sdifial zines Scutihei
ut Splinicn.

lle6er einen altieblifen Wore, Den
,Aloianer in Yplinien an cincm oelltz
1fcn Minen : Sngcnicur ucriibtcu.
miro ben .Seutid)en Nadridteu" bon
@alyaraiio aus Solipien 9eihricbcn:
Ser beutife Miuen Sngcnicur Glduz
bus, Der in Der Yropin5 Ginti cine
&upfermine bcor6eitctf. ipllr0e, ais CT
in Gbilngla Seiib bon ciuigen Ser
rains er8reiien mate. Die i'm, md
Dem Minen9cies 5ugeiprofen parcn.
bon ben Snoianer Der Srti1dit.
ctrpa breihuuecrt an Der Sabl. IN Dem
Hand)o, in Dem er Die 9ladt perbraht
bate, um5in9elt. GlnubiuS perrams
mclte Die Sbiir. mas Die Snbinncr
pcrnnlaBte, Sturm Dnrauf IN lauren;
tic biebcn 10 LANCE nuf Die Sbiire elm.
his bielc nafgdb, 3ogen Glnnbius ans
Der Siitte mn martcrten Den uu9lildz
liden Wenihcn inter I%npcnbuRg
uGler nrr bcnfbaren 8rnuiumteiten 81
Foee. Snmit niht 3nfrieben, pers
itilmmclten lie nlId) Den &ei6nam nod.
lieben lin an eiucm &aiio bon her
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-15
Die Mbitincns= Srase ani Der SiTel'
bprfcr MISUNDERSTANDING.

8dbrenb bier in Inerifa bic beuts
lden aatbolifen infolge Der Inter
munft Der Yrobibitioniten unicre5
Snnbes Die Ilfobplfroge bnrhaus ponl
S%tanppunfte Der .peri0nliden Sreis
belt" betra6ten, bat in 9eutl6lnno
ielbit Die MISUNDERSTANDING IN ben
fntbolii6en areiien Der 8epolferung
ni6t penige Nnbdn9er sefuuoeu.
Sieie = @eiitIife nnb 2aien = biels
ten IN SiiiIelporf fpdbrenb Ser groBen
Observation-Disclosures unb in Serz
binoung nit ibr lire Saaungen ab.
Gus ben Il eintreffenDen Oeutz
id)en NIdttern erfdbren mir. bab es in
ScutidInnb einen Yrieiter : 9bitines
nenten : Sunb gic6t. beItebeno nlis
Wit9liebern, Die iid) gdn5lih oes Glfoe
bols eutbalten, uub aus @Dnnern. Die
MIR auf g%e6rnnnte @etrdnte per5ihs
ten. Sad benz @sid)ditsberiht 5ablt
Der Slinb jebt in Seutidlanb, Seiters
reid unb in ber S6pei5 3SS Wits
glieber ruo 1874 @Dnner.
3um G%brenprGies bes gunocs
mnrbe &c. agl. Sobeit Hrin5 @tar bon
Sadien getpd6lt. Der lebbafte Spmpas
tbien fir Den Dumb best unb and elm
gegriibuneSihreiben 9eianbt bate.
8itm GorIibenben Der @riinber BEG
SunbeS Serr Yfarrcr Ieumanu.
Wiinbt : Sib, al Seilibern Die Ser
rer Mcttor toap : Srier (ber and bic
@eihGfte bes SunbeS fiibrt) unb aas
plan Sr. @eerBs aGln. - Ser 8er>
banb beiiet eiu eigencs Organ in Der
3eitldriit rSobrietas".
NuBerpem tn9te III SiiNelborf Der
%ercin Der abitinenten aatbolifcn. Der
cine Dfientlide ~Terinmmlung abbielt.
Die na6 Dem Serift Der .5rier Cam
rcs5eitung" ~nuBerorbcntlid 8ablreih
beind6t mar. Sic Nufpbolfraee lei
bel bieier @ele9enbeit nah ieper Seite
bin au5filbrlih betnitbelt ipbrbcn. Gin
@eiitliher babe tic bon Der religiDsz
iittlidcn Seite beleudtct, Elm Ir5t BON
Der Observation-Disclosures unb Gin GarGs
mann bon Der praftiiden Seite. Ser
critic Hcbner - Nnpinn Sentgraf ails
Srantfurt - ipies barauf bin, bnB
Die Altnbolfrn9e ausnnde, ipdbrenS
Die IlfobpIfraae einen sroBen Sbcil
Der ioSialen Srnge anSmnhe. pdbrenb
Nauimann BIGGER aus Berlin seraoes
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-15

men @erfcu iiber Die fran5oiiiden
Sreimuurcr unb SuDen b~arectban.
@enn Der gennnnte Werfniier unb ge>
lpunDte Spurndliit aud pielfdher
lletertreibunaen nidt san5 frei 81
iprchen iii u1b lid bon ieiner dntie
icmitiidcn Grbitteruns nibt lelteu
tinreibcn ldBt, 10 bcpeiicn Die
neueiten politiihen @~reienife Dcs
fran5Diiifeu 9ulturfampfes, bnB CT
nidt peit Daneben gcbauen bat. @enn
ul,s Die Yrciie uidt Die Sinee i'm nah
rem Sibte ee8eiat bat. 10 fon1ntt pas
baber. neil Die Yreiie unb Der Sepes
lhenDienit fait pollltdnbig in Sdnoen
bon SuSen uno Sretmaltrern I'D,
bcfulbet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-15
rSie jiihiihe gcrih,pUruns sesem bic
driitlihe Wclt."

Sbiges lit Der Sitei zines Su6es.
Dos binnen Sturgeon IN Der frun3Dliz
ihen Yreiie nls Sbeilfolge bes @crfcs
Sic 9e6eime @o6t" ODER .Sa3 freis
maureriihe Srnma" erihcincu ipirb.
llebcr bieies bereit3 bpriiegenbe @erf
urtbcilt Die Gue6ec'er n@erit6" gang
i'm ginnerltdnbnib nit Der bn5 gud
be9leiteuben biblipgraphiIden geipre,
dung: Scr. Gppins albanccQi (oer
&erinier bes ebcu eripdbnten Guhes)
miro nit Medt fiir Die cpmpctenteite
Iutoritdt auf bicicm @ebiete betrn6s
tet. Sein nddl nellen nnb intereiInnz
ten @clihtspunttcn beleldItctc5 Wcrf
3eiet ~insbeIonbere, iuie ipabr unb 8u@
t%reiferb Die Selhulpigung lit, baB Die
Sreimaurcrei Elm GROCER 6oflSpptns,
cine Observation-Disclosures Fpiie nnb
Elm Spitem ooQ bon @ioeripril6en
bartlett, boB bas @anSe bon elmer ge@
beimen Iuht geleitet pirb, Die be-
%itdnDig bcnliibt lit. iih binter Silgen
nnb 3peibeuti9feiten 5i berbergen INT
Siejenigen Su tduihen, fpeldJe bieielbe
elmer ei~n9ebeuoeu llnterIlhun9 inter-
5iehen molen. Sieie Gngitlih aebeote
Gebeimtbucrei gcbt 10 ipeit, CAB, ipenu
ma einigermobcn cincn Girblid IN
Die Sa6e %geponnen, man 81 Der
lle6er5eugun9 fomnt. bag Die frei>
mnurerii6e @ereini9ung ni6ts Inoe>
res lit, nis elm @erf5eug. bas nit
fpllnber6nrer @ei6idli1feit o elmer
.ge6einlen Wnht", g%ebnnDbubt pirb
lrnb lpeld)es c5 meifterbaft bcritebt uns
lihtbur llnb unbemcrft 5u arbeiten.
Sic Sreimourerei lit cine acbeime
@eieaihaft, ipeldle ni6t mr. ibr 9nz
lein berbirgt. Ionperu aud i6ren mabs
rem 3ipcd nid)t MIR Der @elt, ~ionbern
iognr ben Gin9cipeibten porenthdlt.
9tob mehr, Tie lit cine lpabrc lleberz
einanberieblng unD @er9licoernr9
bon @eIelli6aften, bon Denen Die cine
fiir Die nnhere 9ebelm lit uno cine
oegen Die unbere sl arbeiten i'm
Stanbe lit. wie Die game freimnla
reriihe Mnht gegen Die p~rofane &elt.
Sic Sreimanrerei lit cine 8eieQIhaft,
Die auf Die &iige %nuTeebulit lit lr,o
oeren @riinoern nihts mebr am Ser
gen lag, ais ibren 3iped uno lid lelber
5u berbergcn. Die perihiebencn maui
reriihen Hituolicn ~enthalteu icbr uuz
genale Ingnben iiber Die Gn3nbl Der
iibergeorbneteu 9ebeimen %crbrilbe>
rilngen unb ieIbit Den ginaelpeibten
iino Die b06eren @erbilnoun9en gdn5>
lid unbefannt. USE fonnte alld) Die
Srcimaurerei, bn iic burG mn burd
ppnt 2~ilgcngeiit bIrhienht iii, in Die
lem Yunfte nnbers iein? @ines lit
mlnnlebr ielbit DEM llnein9elpcibten
ubIolut cpibent. baB ndmlid Die
@riinDcr Scr ireintallrcriiheu Craanis
intion beitdnbig bemilbt !uaren, barauf
bin 3u nrbeiten, Dab 0iele Diri9ireube
Snipirntion bon oben berab irmer
uno iibcroQ 9cbeim gebaltcn meroe."
@obcr fommt oielc, Der Srcintouz
rcrei innefppbnenbe, ocellte Woht?
@cldc5 lit ibr llriprlrn9? Gnril6er
belebrt ulb ba5 benefit ba5 5u crid9ci>
neilbc Berf: ga conilration juipe
contrc le Wonbc bretieu." @elhcr
21menontbeil ipe3iea Die Suocn
Sranfrei6'S an benz mntcriclen ilnb
aeiiti9cn Muin Der irnn5olilfcn
Nation 81 boben lid rilbnen tpnren.
bat 9rumnlono in ieinen peridiepes
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-15
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Miiiiun I'M GDnsu= Saate, stfrifa.

@or breiBi9 Sabren nurbe bas
Mpoitolii6e &ifnriat i'm @ongoItnnte
erriGtet unO Der Congregation bon,
1lnbefledten 6er5en Wariens BON
S@entpelo iibcr9e6en. Nls I'M Sabre
1892 bn5 Territorium 2ucibo bin3uz
gefitet Dlrbe, DurOe Dos &ifariut
getbeilt uuo Den Seiuiten Ons neue
Serritorium ais Ntiiiion5ielb iibcre
geben, nit Der 6arptitotipu in &oz
1ngo, no in 1893 cine Srefeftur err
ridtet purbe. Sp1ter muroe Die Sra
fettllr bon llcue erri6tet uno Den
Rramonitratcnicrn iiber9c6en. Iu6
tpltrben 0tiiitonsitationen Der Srdpz
piiten, Hebemptoriiten unb Der &riez
1ter ppm btit. 6er5eu SEM erri6tet.
ollie Dieie W(iiiionen iinD ie6odJ n6z
IGugig bonn Npoitoliiden @ifnr, 9ez
gcumGrti9 WiQr. Gnmilu5 San
Rprsle. Sic 3abl Ser bcfebrten faz
tbolii6en Neger belduft ii6 jest aui
rllnb 10000 uub 10000 antcdumez
men bcreiten iif 5ur Snrie Dor. Sic
Yrotcitunten bdben I'M Congo etlun
5000 bis 10000 Gonpertiten gee
madt. Sic fatbpliiheu Wiiiiouen
babcn ieBt u Gtatioucn, nit 10 Or
ben5prieitern, $50 &ntehctcr. 10
airden alrBer einigen Stationsfnpelz
len, mcbrere BaiienbGuier uno 6o3s
pitdlcr. Srob pieler S6pterigfeitcr
nnb Miiben madt bns g8ert Der Miis
lion Sortl6ritte i'm Congo : Staote;
mic Diele 2e6cn unb @eiunobeit Der
@iiiiiondre tic foitet, meiB Dott ALIEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-15
Wipberit.

@nucr (5um @r6eit iuGenOen
&nehtc): Oh piGit BEL mir 6eu
maben? aannlt 9u Aautipn i~teIen?
The oasis., 1908-07-04
Arizoua's Representation.

Gov. Kibbey of Arizona has been asked to serve as one of the vice. presidents of the International Congress on Tuberculosis that is to be held in Washington, under the auspices of the National Associa- ton for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis, from September 21 to October l2. Arrangements for Arizona's participation in the Con- gress and in the exhibition to be held in connection with it, are in the hands of a committee of which Dr. Mark A. Rogers of Tucson IS president, Dr. c. Yount of Prescott secretary, and Dr. James w. Cole man of Tucson, is treasurer. The committee also include Dr. Ancil Martin and Dr. Chas. A. Van Der Veer of Phoenix. The Arizona Medical Association is deeply in- terested in the Congress, and at a recent meeting named the follow ing list to represent the State at the gathering in Washington:
 Dr. J E Bacon of Tombstone to prepresent Cochise county.
 Dr. John w. Foss of Phoenix to represent Marlcopa county.
 Dr. Mark A. Rogers of Tucson to represent Pima county.
 pr. A. L. Gustetter of Nogales to represent Santa Cruz county.
 Dr. c. E. Yount of Prescott to represent Yavapai county.
 Dr. k. B. Ketchersde of Yuma to represent Yuma county.
 It is expected that this list will be enlarged later.
The oasis., 1908-07-04
Patagonia Coming.

PATAGONIA, July Dig, brawny, iron muscled miners from Patago- nia are going to Nogales to win the prize in the drilling contest. Hand some, daredevil cowboys from Pat agonia are going after the prizes in the roping and tying contests. Swift, strong limbed Patagonia horses are going down to kick dust fin the faces of the swiftest that Nogales can produce. The miners are all on the lemonade cart, and pounding drills every morning and evening. George Ryan and Joe Miller, champions of the Santa Ritas, are smiling. Hugh Coyle and Bill Reynolds, champions of the Patagonia mountains, look strong and determined. Jack Dunn and Bob Daily, champions of Alum gulch, just look at their oponents and wink at each other. Henry
 Woods, Lon Stephens, Nick Farrell Ray Sewell, and others, are riding their sturdiest COW ponies, and the whirr of the riata can be heard on all sides. And every morning the sound of iron shod hoofs can be heard on the streets, and clouds of dust mark the track on which the roadsters are being trained for the big run. But too much must not
The oasis., 1908-07-04

that the new law is intended. Its operation will work simply to force all foreign corporations embarking in mining business in Mexico to employ a native corporation to hold tbeir titles and transact their business. The method works no hardship, for it is in general use already and has worked we'll.
The oasis., 1908-07-04
Ysquis Will Be Conquered.

Arturo Elias, who has held the position of Mexican consul at Tue son for five years was in the city today on his return home from Fronteras where he had been to close a deal for a valuable piece of land near the old Fronteras. He purchased one hundred acres for which he paid $l00 Mex, per acre. The land about Fronteras is very fertile and that purchased by Con- sul Elias, carries with it an abun- dance of water for irrigation.
 Consul Elias attention was call ed to the story published in the Review this morning telling about the refusal of the Yaqui Indians to agree to the peace terms offered by the Mexican government. Regard ing this he said:
 "Whether the Yaquis accept these terms now or not it will not be very long until the Yaqui war in Sonora will be at an end. The refusal of the Yaquis to surrender their arms and ammunition clearly shows that they have not been act ing in good faith in talking about being willing to stop their bush. whacking war which they have been carrying on so long. The Mexican government has outlined policy for the future in dealing with the Yaquis which will soon bring peace to all sections of Sonora. During the peace conferences and during the time asked by the Indians in which to give a definite answer General Torres has not been idle, and now has his soldiers practically surrounding the Yaquis; all the water holes formerly depended upon by the Yaquis have been oC- cupied by the troops. The govern ment will now proceed to round up the Yaquis and ship them out of the country ana 1 anticipate that it will not require a long time to fully complete this undertaking"
 MT. Elias was raised and educated in Tucson, but after reaching man. hood he went to Solomonville, Graham county, where he was en- gagged in the mercantile business for several years. During that time he became active in politics and at the time of his appointment by President Diaz as consul for the republic of Mexico at Tucson he was holding the office of clerk of the board of supervisors of Graham county. Since entering the service of Mexico Elias has dropped out of politics in the territory.-Interna- tional- American.
The oasis., 1908-07-04
A LAME EXPLANATION.

Under the heading g"An Explana- ton of the New Mining Law of Mexico" the Arizona Democrat pre- presented the following in it's issue of Wednesday:
 The recent report relative to the new mining law in Mexico has been the sub feet of much disquietude among mining men operating in that country. As re- ports were contrad ctory, with view of getting at the facts in the case, Mexican Consul Elias of Tucson was interviewed few days ago
 Tn talking the law over, Elias stated that 1t was common habit for foreign corporations to organize in any of the states or in Europe to the detriment and annoyance of the Mexican govern ment, in that some of these said cor porations had neither money nor mines, but were organized solely for the pur- pose of flooding the country with a lot of worthless securities, to the dis credit of Mexico Under the proposed new law such wildcatting will be im- possible.
 Companies organized for the exploita- ton of Mexican mines will under the new law be compelled to register the articles of incorporation in the City of Mexico. Under the old law this was not required and no check could conse- auently be placed on fraudulent and de- frauding companies.
 Some time ago the government ap- pointed commission to examine into the then existing law and with author ity to recommend any advisable changes, the result being the new law.
 Article IA of the new law says:
 Foreign incorporated companies cannot in the future denounce or acquire mines or min ing property within the territory of the repub- lie of Mexico
 This article, the consul says, will bear the following interpretation: When foreign companies are not registered ac- cording to the laws of Mexico, or do not comply with said laws, they cannot ac- quire property as above stated.
 It frequently happens, he said, that fore gn companies, organized III foreign countries, with the object of exploiting mines in Mexico, under foreign laws and independent of the laws of Mexico, so far as the incorporation was concerned, but this will be impossible under the new law. This measure entails no hard ships on the foreigner, and the individ- ual is as free to denounce, hold and work his mine as he was under the old law. The new law is to correct abuses which have grown into enormous pro- portions within the past few years, but on compliance with the law it doss not debar anyone from the privilege he has heretofore enjoyed.
 The explanation hardly covers the ground. The proposed new law tends to prevent the very thing
The oasis., 1908-07-04

be said about that. There are two dark horses being trained, secret that the people of Nogales must not learn till it is too late to tele- graph to Kentucky. s.
The oasis., 1908-07-04


 panies into Mexico, which is neces- sary in order to give to such com panies a legal status in Mexico. The law that is quoted above says explicitly that foreign incorpor- ated companies cannot in the future denounce or acquire mines or mining property within the ter ritory of the Republic of Mexico" There is nothing in that about re- gistering foreign corporations in the City of Mexico.
 Heretofore there have been two methods by which foreign corpora tions can and have acquired and held mining properties in Mexico: First, they have been protocolized or registered into the country, by which procedure they have enjoyed all the rights and privileges of na- tive corporations, and considerable more. Second, the foreign corpora tion holds all the stock of native corporation which owns the prop erty and conducts the business within the republic. The second method is the most generally used, and some of the greatest enterprises in the republic have employed it. It was the method employed by the Greene enterprise. At Cananea all the vast property there is owned and operated by the Cananea Con- solidated Copper Company, na- tive corporation. The Greene Con- -solidated Copper Company owns the shares in the Cananea Consoli- dated Company. Had the Greene Consolidated Company elected 1t could have protocolized or regis tered into Mexico, and then 1t might have held the property and conducted the business without in- tervention of the native company. To have done that would have cost one dollar for every one thousand dollars of stock. By having small native holding company there was saved that tax, which in the case of the Greene Consolidated would have amounted to $8,500 gold under the old organization.
 The advantages of protocoliza- tion by foreign companies into Mexico consist in the fact that their principal offices are outside of the jurisdiction of the govern ment, and cannot be held to that strict accountability and survel- liance extended over native cor porations. The native corporation has to publish annual reports and it's books and accounts are subject to inspection by govern rnent officials at any time. Books and accounts in a foreign land can not be supervised by government officials, and publication of annual statements is not exacted from foreign corporations. It is to danriva them of thosa advanta oas
The oasis., 1908-07-04

Thursday MT. J. L. Branch was quite ill.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-01-02
BORAx is NATURES MINE or PUR.
ITY FOR DAIRY UTENSILS.

Borax is first, cl anser that re-
moves dirt and grease with surprising
ease; second, it is a sweetener that
makes fragrant any surface that has
grown musty or stale from neglect;
third, it is an antiseptic or destroyer of
germs. 1t prevents the development
Of bacteria or mouldy growths. With
all this it is perfectly free from harm
in its resulting effects.
The farm churn is kept free from
that stale odor if it is washed with
borax in the following proportions
one tablespoonful of borax to a quart
of water.
The dairy room has nothing about it
but the pleasant aroma of fresh milk
and cream and sweet butter if it is
kept clean with boraX. There will be
no soapy smell and no lurking hint of
something gone wrong.
The cream crooks take on an extra
freshness when washed with borax and
water in the following proportions
ne tablespoonful of borax to quart of
w9ter. This preserves the fresh flavor
of the cream.
The farm cream separator can be
kept thoroughly sweet and clean by a
wash of borax and water in the follow
ing proportions-one tablespoonful of
bOraX to quart of water.
Be sure that you get pure borax. To
be sure, you must get "20-Mule Team
Borax." If you are unable to get go
Mule Team" brand, send us your deal
er's name and we will arrange to sup.
ply you.
A dainty book in colors, called the
"JingIe Book" will be sent free to any
Mother sending name and address OF
her baby, and the tops from two one
pound cartons of "2O-MuIe Team" Borax
and sc in stamps. Address Pacific
Coast Borax Co., Oakland, Cal
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-01-02
SPORTING NOTES.

1t Is stated in Yale graduate circles
that Tad" Jones, this years quarter.
back, will be head coach Of the Yale
football team next year.
Governor Mead has sent telegram
to Professor O. L.-Waller, acting presi.
dent Of the Washington State college,
congratulating the school and the
football team on the victory over st.
Louis. Governor Mead declares the
victory is great one for both the
college and the state Of Washington.
One Of the principal matters consid-
cred at the recent meeting Of the
board Of control of the Montana State
Interscholastic Athletic association
was the protest which had been filed
by the Spokane high school against
the eligibility OF two players of this
seasons football team Of Butte high
school. The protest aimed to disqual-
ify the Butte team and take from it
the state championship for the season
of 1907, but the members Of the board
did not sustain the protest against
either man and unanimously gave
Butte the interscholastic football
championship Of Montana.
battling Nelson and Kid Scaler.
the latter boxer of the northwest,
had little difficulty in agreeing upon
terms at their meeting tor q contest
in the ring next month They decided
everything except as to the club which
shall handle the fight and the man
who shall act as referee. It was
agreed that the weight. shall be 1872
pounds at p. m. on the day of the
fight. The purse will be divided, Is
per cent to the winner, % per cent to
the loser.
The Spokane Amateur Athletic club
was defeated on the gridiron in con-
test Saturday afternoon with the
eleven of the Chemawa Indian Train
ing school. The score was II to 5.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-01-02
PLENTY GOOD WATER
TELLS READERS HOW TO CURE
RHEUMATISM AND THE
KIDNEYS.
Gives Readers Advice; Also a Simple
Prescription to Make Home
Made Mixture Said to Give
Prompt Relief.

Now is the time when the docto,
gets busy, and the patent medicine
manufacturers reap the harvest, unless
great care is taken to dress warmly
and keep the feet dry. This is the
advice OF an old eminent authority
who says that Rheumatism and Kidney
trouble weather is here, and also tells
what to do in case of an attack.
Get from any good prescription phar
macy one half ounce Fluid Extract
Dandeiion. one ounce Compound Kar
gon, three ounces Compound Syrur
Sarsaparilla. Mix by shaking in a bot
tie and take teaspoonful after meals
and at bedtime, also drink plenty OF
water. You can't drink too much of it
Just try this simple, homemade mix
ture, and don't forget the water, at the
first sign of Rheumatism, or if your
back aches or you feel that the kidneys
are not acting just right. This is sale
to be splendid kidney regulator, and
almost certain remedy for all forms OF
rheumatism, which is caused by uric
acid in the blood, which the kidneys
fail to filter out. Any one can easily
prepare this at home and at small cost
Almost any druggist in the smaller
towns can supply the ingredients nam
ed, as they are commonly used in the
preparation department.