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FOR TRADE-l60 acres good Texas
farm land to trade for Ardmore
property. A. M. Coats, Ardmore,
Oklahoma. 6-6
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FOR SALE

GASOLINE ENGINES-All sizes.
Several secondhand ones. Differ
ent makes. Ask for prices and cat
alog. Witte Gas Engine Co., 113
West First street, Oklahoma City,
Okla. 15tf
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FOR RENT-Large new, furnished
or unfurnished rooms. All modern
conveniences. Close in. 514 First
Ave, S. w. Phone $50 31tf
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Wall papers in room patterns for
less than factory cost, to close out,
at A. B. Rawlins Cos. 14t
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FOR SALE-Pair of large work
horses will take 5000 cash or will
trade for hogs or mules See w. F..
Warren, Ardmore, Okla. 26-tf
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Notice for Proposals for Street
improvements.

Notice is hereby given, that in pur-
suance of a Resolution adopted by
the Mayor and Board Of Commis-
sioners of the City Of Ardmore, Ok
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FOR RENT-Four-room house, barn,
large lot, good well, city water and
gas. Ferndale Heights. l.. c. Leisure.
l.12
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good teams. Apply at
Dougherty or l.. r. Marston, Ard
more. ll-3
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Five-room cottage, mod
ern improvements, on West Broad
way. ]. r. Pulliam, Phone 4SS.
11-3
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FOR RENT-Stone business house,
two stories, 80 feet wide. Love
, building, East Main St. o. NJ.
Redfield, Real Estate Agent. Phone
90. 24-1m
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BARGAIN-$1200 house and lot for
$500 cash. See Otis Bills at Ram
seys Drug Store. 2tf
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e. g. LUkE'S MUSIC STORE
MOVED TWO DOORS EAST OF
GAS OFFICE ON WEST MAIN
STREET. &c
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sOR RENT-5-room bungalow, all
modern conveniences. sol Hargrove
St. Inquire on premises. Phone
81 white. 40
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WANTED-t'ew more table boarders;
also a large southeast bedroom
for rent. Phone 13S blue Mrs
T. Y. Morgan. &C
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WANTED-Three copies OF the
Daily Ardmoreite of August 5. For
the first three copies OF that pa
per reaching us We will give ten
cents each. Daily Ardmoreite. Stf
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FOR RENT OR SALE-Awfu, cheap,
drop-head Singer sewing machines.
J. Goldsmith, Main street. 14-1m
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FOR SALE-Best family horse and
buggy in city. Phone S53 Green.
) 11-3
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FOR RENT-Four-room house, close
in, gas and city water; my home
place. Ed Haight 1l-3
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1 sBLL AND RENT TYPEWRITERS.
lI1m G. P. SELVIDGE. Phone $40.
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WANTED-To prepare YOU for a
good business position.
SELVGDGE BUSINESS COLLEGE.
24.1m Ardmote.
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FOR SALE-Six fine pigs, Phone
1926. Mrs. l.. r. Marston. 11-3
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Use the want ad column.
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My fine bull, Captain w. H.. season
S150. c. p. Hall. 19-lm
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Use Ardmoreite want ads.
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FOR RENT-Three nicely furnished
rooms, close in. Phone S04 11-3
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SPECIAL NOTICES


MEN-Learn automobile business.
We teach by mail. Get you s25
job. Rochester Auto School, 676,
Rochester, n. Y.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-14
FINANCIAL CONDITION OF
LODGE Is VERY GOOD

Showing the lodge to be in a
fiourishing financial condition, the
membership increasing. the annual
report was given at the regular
meeting of the Elks Thursday even
ing.
1t is probable from the report that
the new lodge home will be begun
this fall. The lodge ownes l25 feet
west of the old Baptist church prop
erty and 1t is sal dto be the inten-
tion of the lodge members to sell
ffty feet of the lot and build on the
remaining seventy-five feet.
The annual installation OF the
new Officers for this year was held
at this meeting. Those who will
have the A6airs of the lodge In
charge will be d. j March. exalted
ruler: w. Hall Thompson, esteemed
leading knight; Ebert English. es-
teemed loyal knight. T. l.. Cronin.
esteemed lecturing knight, Charles
Davis. secretary; c, T.. Newton.
treasurer: Emil Heardile. tyler; W.
K. Patterson, chaiman of the house
committee.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-14
War on GrasshOpDcrs

Because of the frequent changes
in the weather recently there is
every indication that the grasshop-
per problem will be modified this
season, said Secretary ]. F.. Nc
Crery of the Commercial club this
morning after his return from the
country about Gill where he has
oeen investigating the grasshopper
situation.
MI MrCrery said: Il found that
at least half Of the eggs had been
irozeh and there is no reason why.
II the farmers would run harrow
over their alfalfa every year. that
the grasshopper pest could not be
practically done entirely away with
in the west.
me frequent changes of weather
rom not to cold have had the effect
OF killing the eggs to a great extent
ana the pests will be far less this
year than ever before for this rea-
son.
me eggs are laid as rule about
ahe dltch banks and in the alfalfa
nelds' and in fact In such places as
are not disturbed and which are on
the south slopes.
lhere is every reason to believe
mat the difficulty which has worried
tne farmers in this county during
years past VIII be greatly lessened. "
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-14
WEAK KIDNEYS MAKE WEAK
BODIES
Kidney Diseases Cause Half the Com.
mon Aches and Ills of Greeley
peODIe

AS one weak link weakens a chain
so weak kidneys weaken the whole
body and hasten the final breaking
down.
Overwork, strains. colds and other
causes injure the kidneys, and when
their activity is lessened the whole
body suffers from the excess of uric
poison circulated in the blood
Aches and pains and languor and
urinary Ills come. and there is an
ever-increasing tendency towards di-
abetes and fatal Brights disease.
There is no real help for the sufferer
except kidney help.
Doan's Kidney Pills act directly
on the kidneys and cure every kid
ney Ill. Greeley cures are the proof.
d. d. Stebins. 51l Ninth street.
Greeley, Colo, says: THE know
ledge | have of Doan's Kidney Pills
gives me high appreciation of their
value. I have found them so salts
factory that ! gladly speak in their
favor"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co. BufYalo.
New York. sole agents for the Unit
ed States.
Remember the name-Doan's-
and take no other
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-14
&. \ $. Surveying Again

To reach the big iron mines OF
Sunrise, Guernsey and other camps
OF Wyoming the Colorado L. South
ern Railroad company will connect
its lines at Cheyenne the present
year. II is understood. The terminus
OF the Colorado 4 Southern in Colo
RADIO is Wellington. The company
also has line in operation between
Cheyenne and Orin Junction. Wyo.
These two will be connected at Chey-
enne. through which the company
has secured franchise for building
n railroad. The company has run
three surveys. one from Wellington.
one from Greeley and another from
point about half way between the
two towns.
The one which presents the best
grade will be selected and the con-
Meeting line completed. 1t is a pos
sibility that the completion of this
connection will form link In the
new route to the northwest but as
to this nothing definite can be
learned.
The Colorado & Southern, through
the Colorado Railroad company. n
subsidiary corporation, which makes
purchases of land and transacts
much red tape that would otherwise
be necessary. has purchased all the
needed ground and all that remains
to be done to start the joining of the
two tracks at Cheyenne ia the sane
ton OF the officials of the road
The matter has been discussed. ii
is stated. but just when orders will
be given to start work Is unknown:
II is quite probable. however. that
the word will be passed within the
next few weeks.
Aside from the huge tonnage OF
iron ore that is handled from the
Wyoming mines daily for consump-
tion at the steel works In Pueblo.
there Is other heavy traffic that the
company can depend upon and that
the company recognizes the worth
OF this traffic and will undertake to
secure 1t Is certain
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-14
RnAs, AND GuRLs, CLTBs

In news section Of this issue VIII
be found a statement that Prof, COT
rel OF the state Agricultural col
lege and Prof. L. IL Harrison super
fntendent of schools. viii make q
rip through the county organizing
BOYS and girls clubs,
There is already much interest IN
the project, There will be mueh
more when the educators in question
get through with the county
1t is the purpose Of the gentlemen
10 tell all school children Of Weld
county just how they can raise Inilo,
potatoes or sugar beets and compete
Tor the prizes of the district and how
the best in every one Of the districts
will compete in another meeting III
Greeley during the county fair when
The Tribune cash prizes are going TO
be offered and how finally the best
in the county will go 10 Denver
where their produce will be judged
IN relation TO the products from the .
other counties about the state.
II is undoubtedly the greatest /
crop contest which the state has ever
seen and it is for this reason that
the Tribune has seen fit TO offer one
hundred and fifty dollars in prizes
for the best crops in each, milo, po-
atoes and beets, N
Further and complete announce
nent will alter be made of the prop
lSitiOn
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-14
10 ORGANIZE BOYS AND
GIRLS CLUBS IN WELD

In order that he may know Just
how much ground to retain for that
purpose Edward House. who has
so kindly granted permission to the
boys and girls of Greeley and Weld
county to utilize his land for the
purpose OF growing either potatoes,
milo or sugar beets for the Tribune
crop contest, has requested that all
boys and girls who wish his lanG
hand in their names to the Tribune
or to MIR, House in person.
II will soon be time to place the
crops and Mr. House has given over
MS land free to the boys and girls
of the county who do not have prop
erty on which they can plant Their
crop.
At the end of next week he is go
ing to SOW a crop for himself and in
consequence it is absolutely neces-
sary that all names be in this Office
within the next ten days. OF thos,
who wish to take advantage OF Nm
Houses free offer
Within few days Prof c yttrell
OF the State Agricultural college.
together with Supt l.. II. Harrison
or the Weld county schools. WIN
make trip through this count; tell
ing the children about the contest
ana the prizes which arebeing OIL
fered by the Tribune.
The crop contest was annaan-rd
II the Tribune about a month ago
he details. as to the amount of the
prizes and such matters. will be
again given in the course of few
days so that every school hoy and
girl in the county may be advised
no" TO make nice little sum OF
money and at the same time learn
so,metnlhe OF the science of farming
Nlthln few weeks now the con
test WIN De on in earnest and then
lne children OF the county will have
their opportunity.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-14

| any like himself here, who were Wy
nc 10 understand flowers.
He was an unusual man, TINS yer
man. He was not 'praetleA"lV ,it,
took the trouble 20 I've throusu i',S
and he even entertained tue ApSu'u'sg
that the love of the lowers Is 10 o'
preferred to the Low, of the dollSr'
He came from the hills six months
ago, No one might Justly call hIm q
botonist. He depl0T5d the name aue
were YOU 10 pedantlcally mention 'l,
species. genus and SO ON or uo"''
with a ponderous Latin name u'
would not understand you.
As the schools go he Is NOT
scholar. ASK him why he UNDERSTANDS
flowers and he will In q tnal resort "u'
mit that il Is because he loves th'nh
and he may go no further
He spends the entire twelve months
alone in the hills, the sprlnEtlme IN
watching the green spr.Es PRICK UP
through the warming ground iHt
summer In observing the blossoms, the
autumn IN seeing them fade away ana
die and the winter in dreaming of the
past wear and in expectation ot the
season TO come.
A drone in the hive snarls tha FUR
rowod broNed money gruhber bending
to the worshiped wheel again Per
haps-hut 2 man who understands
life-who writes a little, works some,
grows his flowers, enjoys n good dl,
-estion. eats three meals a day cooked
by his own hand, reads somewhat
and lives.
But SAYS the economist he is sub
7istinE on the wealth OF the earth
without doing his share in adding to
Perhaps He will not, It is true,
resume 10 impose while talking with
ON, the information as TO how much
louey he earned during the past year, |
ut he will tell YOU where the flowers |
row best, which sprout soonest, |
hich die first: he will not be particu- |
rly interested though too pitying to !
opear bored when you tell him of
,ur hope of accumulatiug a fortune,
1t he will tell YOU how to learn to
low the seasons and the creatures
nature.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-14
ELkS INSTALL OFFICERS
FOR THE COMING YEAR

:. 1t was great night, that of I
:: Thursday, for the antlered !.
!. tribe in Greeley. The Elks held +
! forth in annual meeting that !
:: night. They heard reports /
:: read. they installed their new i
= officers and generally they +
:: spent the evening as only Elks +
+ can enjoy 1t. The Greeley lodge !
:. of the Benevolent and Protec- 1.
+ tive Order of Elks Is one of the i
:: flourishing in the state and +
+ gives every Indication of con- +
:. tinuing to climb in this city. +
+ The new lodge home came up i
!. for consideration during the :
= evening and the Elks propose =
:: to make the building suitable +
:: for their needs and for this +
:: reason study has been made OF +
= various lodge homes about the !.
!. state. !.
:. j. :. =. :. :. :. !. .. \ :: j. J. + J. j. i
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-14
THE MAN WHO UNDERSTOOD
FLOWERS

Some time ago, in fact SO long since
that the man who wrote it has wander.
ed away into the hills there to await
the coming of spring, an advertise
ment appeared in this paper which
read in substance as follows: Want
ed; work by man who understands
flowers"
He is an aged German, this man
who understands flowers, and he
speaks in a mixture of German and
English. AS worldly effects go he is
neither rich nor poor. His competence
is sufficient SO that he may travel over
the mountain country with the varying
seasons, understanding flowers.
His purpose OF inserting the adver.
tisement was bit fictitious and
frivilous. He did not need the work,
he wanted simply te gee II there were
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-14
The Sound Sleep of Good Health

Inc restorative power of sound
steep cannot be over estimated and
any aiiment that prevents it is a
menace to health. j, l.. Southers.
Eau Claire, Wis, says: For a long
time | have been unable to sleep
soundly nights, because of pains
across my back and soreness of nv
kidneys, My appetite was very poor
and my general condition was much
run down. | have been taking Fol-
ey Kidney Pills but short time
ana now sleep as sound as a rock.
eat ana enjoy my meals, and my gen
erai condition is greatly improved
can honestly recommend Foley's
hidney Pills as / know they have
cured me- Sold by all druggists
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-14
Eatonites in Runavn,

Eaton, April 9.-Althougb rirst
street was crowded with teams and
automoeiles a runaway team belong
ing to Sam Burch and DplIing a
heavy wagon this morning mad. a
WHO run of several blocks wItbout
colliding with a single yebjcia The
horses completed their Stunt by
to eap'hg ,hem a as,.nn wire fence without injury
wheels were jerked free fror, ,he
res rest OF the wagon at this ipnr,nre
The fence encloses some Iots I'LL LII
Ds oy al Levi Ley, Mitchell and once in the the
nnd pnduoek o .he horses quieted down
team owned by E. X p,oLord
aim,,a ahn ariven by hired man made a
similar run yesterday aftarplon "tue .
nhey ai,loaa started by the Great woster,, t
crow',ed r,, Tad s,ac tracks and ran through a
.hrown from the wagon bur waS S IN. IN.
aoie TO control the horses u"
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-14
RELIEVE TIME NOT M(
FOR WINNIE

Windsor. April S-0xli
fact that farmers are sui
about guaranteeing mlls lo|
posed condenser, the tOnnI
unable to submit a 'a'ofa1
at the meeting Of the On
Commerce last night ~
is general that the tine ls
for the establishment Of 4 I
here. However, the coa9]
continue its work among
ers, as many Of the hlslne
town are anxious TO see
densed milk plant started
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-14
Camfield Head of Pump Cou

Arid western land plateauS an
other lands now impossible u rr
gate because of their elevation Al
to be reclaimed by a machine Il
vented by a Denver maan. VII
built on hydraulic and pne1n ~
principles. and which is assert
have the power of carrying ltt
upwards from irrigation cana3 n
bitches to a height of ninety fee
A factory will Immediately be erey
ed for the manufacture OF the l.
chine by the Hydraulic Power r.
cation company which has be\I u
corporated with capital of $50
900. d. A. Camfield is presid<l ,
the company and the directot II
F. y. Briggs. president of the n,s
state bank; H. A. Hicks. DR.. y
East, b. A. Keith. Professor
Olin of the State Agriculture 4 leg
and Edward II. Heating.
The machine is an autOh
pumping device and will operd
is said, at an expense cheaperf ma
any irrigation system in existeuf
hAa . water wheel which xu> /
the air as 1t turns In the Ar
canal The water in the ditch
canal becomes aerated and push,
through pipe up to the land 20
irrigated.
The machine can also be used T,
pumping water out of mines :
soon as the factory for the nan,
facture OF the machines is in dper
tion the company proposes 20 pu
chase land for a practical demol
stration of the invention. ThrougI
out the west tracts thought beyor
reclamation because of the inabili'
10 carry water up to them. Will |
experimental with.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-14
INJl RIES WILL NOT
PROVE TO he

kersey, April s.-The
was one OF the most serious 4
occurred here for some time
RigElc is still suffering grea
the injuries will not prove
Ii was q remarkable coin
that the explosion occurred
the wound lady reached the
She did not have time to ol
door before IL flew open Of
accord and the flames. pouri(
instantly set fire to her hail
fore the blaze was extingl
neck. ears and face were
burned. ~ 'he hair was
from her head
The Riggles have been re|
OF kcrsey for some time. NH
gle has been keeping house I
father and two brothers. Ri
at present at the
block factory.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-14

In answer to phone message ask.
ing MIN to call at Scott's bakery for a
package, J. l.. Jucas OF the Poudre
VaHey ranch, was surprised and do.
iignted to find at the store his sister
Mrs. NJ Tarlton OF st. Louis, whom he
oad not seen for some time. Mrs. Tarl.
ton was on her way to the southwest
ana western coast and stopped in
ana MIS- IL. C. Lucas and brother. J. l..
Greeiey TO surprise her parents, MIR.
Lucas with short visit. Mrs. Tarl.
ton continued her journey Saturday.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-14
MRS. HANNAH DE pp,,,
DEAL u AT nIr>,,,.,

Dopay. eWs OF the Death Of Mrs rf,unah ]
Oa1eIiiler Oana. April at her ho,,a ',s, W.
Dsueh street, Denver. will n%,.r, % -"
NV nop 10 her friends in Greolay 80 m
h'e,nier hor liner used to freouent,,, nH .'tsit
~, oa.shter, Mrs. WiIlia,n si- -
ms.er, ,'a IN Greeley. Mr. NJ. m n..- mch'-
h,a has employed with II. p Jmi.,s'Er uan.n ,r
eldest dangb,ap S snop. Mrs. DeRcimer's
r. b. Inman rs the widow OF
'"'''"h' pioneer of Greeley
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-14
- WELL PLEASED WIN
GREELf,l-pOlDRF

MIR. Scarritt expressed n
extremely well pleased
& &reeley-Poudre project and
country generally thrOug(
he travelled on the trip thI
0reeley-Poudre area
He will remain in this Ill
next few DAYS and will III
10 make his report on The
the irrigation bonds which
Sered from the various dist
There is said TO be ~
but that the French cC1
make the purchase Of he
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-14

Diarrhoea should be cured with
out loss OF time and by medicine
which like Chamberlain's Collie
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy not
only cures promptly but produces no
unpleasant after effects. II never
falls and is pleasant and safe to
take. Sold by all druggists
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-14
Weld County Not Represented

Despite the fact that the Weld
county fair comes in the month 4
September at the same time as the
national irrigation congress which is
to meet in Pueblo and that in view
OF the conflict many of the most =,
huential men of the county ha.. sig
nitied their intention OF da.oting
their best energies to Weld r1unty
affairs without and reference 10 the
Pueblo meeting, many lett MS have
come to some of the farming AMI
real estate men of this county ASH
ing that Weld county be relras.nte
at the Pueblo meeting.
Many here feel that because nc
Weld county man was placed on the
committees which have been an.
pointed by the national lrrfg,tion
congress that the proposition 4 one
simply to boost the western lone
and other portions of the state. cx-
elusive of northern COLORADO and
there is not an official reprssa,,a-
tive from this county.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-14
WOMAN is BADLY BURN b.
IN SrOVE EXA ,'lON

:. When she stopped to o.
;. the oven door Just ~ . pt'
). lard in the oven caugh( e
]. Mary Riggle. the daugh4r y
!. John Riggle, last night re( bie
!. the force OF the explosio@
J. n the face and WAS burnh u
). n horrible manner. The ~
!. and splashing lard burne
). lcsh on her face 10 cris q
!. scorching on all her hair \
;. glasses which she was wel
;. was the only thing that D
J. her from being blinded fo9 j
!. The young woman was v
:. in the house when the acd
:. occurred, but her SCI
:. brought neighbors to her
:. tance.
;. ;. :. !. !. :. !. :. :. !. !. I. /.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-14
Edwin Young Ill

Evans. April 10.-Edwin Young.
the l7-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Young is dangerously in
with appendicitis and it is feared
tnat ne VIII not recover His con-
d1tlon Is very critical. He is a high
school student
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-14
Notice

Flnding 1t impossible to continue
our business under the present un-
limited credit system we hereby an
nouhce that we adopt the cash sys-
oem ana Will give customers a dis
count OF ten per cent. Call and let
us explain. Respectfu,Iv
G. LUNDGREN.
JOHN c. WAITE.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-14

Mr.. and Mrs, Fritz Norcross and
famiiy nave arrived in Greeley. and
Will be at home this summer nj tho
residence of ID. A. Camfield during
the absence of the Camfield fnmiiv
on their eastern trip. MIR. Norcross
VIII pc associated with Mr.. Cam
field In business. "''
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-14
Your tongue is coated.
Your breath La foul
Headaches come and gt

Ieoo"S"cs come and go.
Ihese symptoms show that your
stomach is the trouble. To remove
the cause IL the first thing and
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
raoiets VII! do that. Easy TO take
ano most effective. Sold by all drug