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Evening journal., 1910-06-03
CLASSY CARD
FOR The MATINEE

In the field OF twenty horses that
will go IN the third regular matinee
of the Delaware Horse Show Associa-
ton at Horse Show Park tomorrow
afternoon are three horses that will
make their first races of the year on
the local track. They are Concordville
Stock FARMS Mccullough; John T..
O'Nears Barrow Wilton and Delamore
Farms Townsend Girl. In addition TO
these entries all the city's best light
T7ness horsos are entered In the
Tces~and much interest is being taken
in the matinee because of the fact
that the horses which perform best in
IT. and in the matinee of tho follow
ing Saturday will be the horses to he
selected by the Association to perform
in the Tri-City Races.
Evening journal., 1910-06-03
Vietors Want Games.

Ralph Dawson, manager Of the Vic
tor team, Of Newark wants to arrange
games with any 15-year-old boy team
in the county. The team is composed
Of fast lads. who have been playing
gilt-edged ball all season.
Evening journal., 1910-06-03

Norman c. Downcs, third vice. president;
Mrs. Eta DeVoe, secretary, and treas
urer. Mrs. Emma p. Harris
The objects of the society are to unite
more closely socially the families Of
those associated in the retail drug bust
ness through the United States.
Evening journal., 1910-06-03
Rarr,s saturdaY Candx. 2ao.

Sold on Saturday only. but every
Saturday in the year. A 40c candy for
29c the pound fresh every week
Fenway candy 6Oc the pound. Liggett's
Chocolates. the best made, soc the
pound. Sold onl at Danforth's Drug
Store, the Rexall store. Market and
Second Streets
Evening journal., 1910-06-03
SHORT STORIES

Some Of the Colonial Danes, who were
converting in Washington recently, de-
cided to pay a visit to the Congress
man from thsor district They pre-
scented themselves in due form at the
portals OF the House. where guards sit
to "shoo' away intruders. They sent
in a card of one of the party. The Con-
gresham whom they wanted to see re-
ceived the card
TAKE it over to Longworth," he told
the page. Tell him they want TO see
him
Longworth studied the card in some
astonishnient for an instant He didn't
know its owner. but what could an ur-
bane statesman from Cinslnnat do?.
Rise and go out to the corridor.
Heres Mr. Longworth," said the
page. who preceded the Ohioan. "He
wants To meet you"
The Danes decided that that was JUS
about the incest thing that had happen
ed TO them in Washington. 1t was Der
fectly delightful on the part OF Roose-
elts son-in-law 10 go 10 all the troubl
10 come out to meet them. They told
him So They asked him about Mrs.
Longworth in fact, they nearly mob
bed him. Longworth couldn't under
stand IT.
He looked up and saw the other Con-
gressmen standing in the doorway.
The joker was smiling behind his hand.
He came up then and properly pre-
scented his victime. Longworth's re-
marks were made in chambers, with
leader.
Evening journal., 1910-06-03

statement. Two applications were also
received. Following the initiation the
members enjoyed a smoker, and dur
ing the evening speeches were made
by DR.. II. n Willis, past state coun-
cilor Of Maryland, and others.
Evening journal., 1910-06-03
EIsmsrs School Exercises.

/. Irving Handy will address the
students of Elsmere private school on
Monday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock. Tho
closing exercises will be held in the
Presbyterian Chapel. Special music
will be furnished by Mrs. 4. Boyce.
Evening journal., 1910-06-03

The Happy Workers Missionary So
ciety, of West Presbyterian Church,
will hold bake on the porch of the
residence No. 1909 West Eighth street
at o'clock tomorrow. SATURDAY..
morning. Pies. rusk, bread, cake and
candies win be for sale.
Evening journal., 1910-06-03
Mani Insane Patlents seperated.

The trustees of insane. who met yes
terday at the State Hospital, Farm
hurst, will ask the next Legislature
to provide funds for the building of
an addition to the hospital so that a
certain class of insane who are a det-
riment to the welfare of the majority
OF the patients there, can be separated
from the others.
Evening journal., 1910-06-03

away, visited the lepcr settlement where
Mary Reed was located. Mrs. Stevens
organized auxilisries here forty years
ago. A fine lunch was served on the
lawn. with coffee and strawberries.
served by the Mt Pleasant women.
Evening journal., 1910-06-03

The launch Sara H.. Of Bridgeton. n.
j.. left the works Of the Harris Marine
Marine Engine Co. yesterday after
having a new gasoline engine installed.
Evening journal., 1910-06-03
Newport A. A. Man q CANE.

Newport A. a. would like 10 hear
from any II or 1s-year-old boy teams
I'm or out Of the city. Address chal-
iengcs to Delaware Ruth, manager.
Evening journal., 1910-06-03
Welcome Council Busy.

welcome Council, No. z, Jr. o. T.
A. NJ. at its weekly meeting last night
initiated eight candidates into the or
der and received five members by rein
Evening journal., 1910-06-03
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY

NAMLo SUI EDI LID fVft IV-II.AI
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
PittsHurg at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Boston.
Cincinnati at New York
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Athletics at Detroit.
New York at Chicago.
Washington at Cleveland
Boston at st. Louis.
TRI-STATE LEAGUE.
Williamsport at Reading.
YOUNGSTOWN at York.
Harrisburg at Trenton.
Altoona at Lancaster.
Evening journal., 1910-06-03

The Scandinavian is distinguished by
certain simplicity Of bearing far ex-
ceding that Of the more sophisticated
English-speaking world, and certainly
the people of Sweden displey rather
more Of the great-world manner than
the Norwegians. Indeed. the western
Evening journal., 1910-06-03

BOYS KHAKI PANTS, IN
ALL SIZES, VALUE 1mA
soc, PAIR ......... ~
Evening journal., 1910-06-03

MEMS SILK KNIT n
TIES, EACH ........ Uks
Evening journal., 1910-06-03

BABIES LEATHER AND
KID SHOES, ALL COLORS
AND STYLES, DO
PAIR ........ .... OL
Evening journal., 1910-06-03

CHILDREN'S PET e
TICOATS, EACH .......VG
Evening journal., 1910-06-03

LARGE ASSORTMENT
OF MEMS AND WOMENS
AND CHILDRENS @n
STOCKINGS, PAIR =. ~
Evening journal., 1910-06-03

JUST RECEIVED AN AS
SORTMENT OF HAND
PAINTED MAJOLICA VAS
ES, IN MANY ODD a.
SHAPES, EACH .....0U
Evening journal., 1910-06-03

CHILDREN'S DRAWERS;
SPECIAL TO-MOR- In
ROW, PAIR ......... I'LL
Evening journal., 1910-06-03

HAND PAINTED CUSH-
ION TOPS, IN MANY SUB
JECTS AND COL a.
ORS, EACH ....... UG
Evening journal., 1910-06-03

CREPE PAPER, IN ALL
COLORS; THE SC KIND "a
PER ROLL 5G
Evening journal., 1910-06-03

MEMS WASH e.
TIES, EACH ...........UG
Evening journal., 1910-06-03
AND sAUCERs, ALSO DINNER PLATES. VALUE so

FLOOR AND STAIR OIL
CLOTH, IMITATION OF
HARDWOOD FIN a.
ISH, YARD ......... y Wv
Evening journal., 1910-06-03

LARGE EARTHEN GUS
PIDORS AND JAR ~
DINERS, EACH ....0S
Evening journal., 1910-06-03

ONE OF THE FINEST
LINES OF TOWELS WE
HAVE EVER CARRIED IN
STOCK ARE NOW ON
SALE; VALUED AT FROM
nc TO asc EACH; SPE- o.
GAL FOR, EACH .OG
Evening journal., 1910-06-03

CHILDREN'S ONE-PIECE
DRESSES, e0A
EACH ........ ..
Evening journal., 1910-06-03

VAL. LACE AND INSER-
TON; SPECIAL FOR
TOMORROW, a.
ONLY ...... 4..E
Evening journal., 1910-06-03


THEM REGULAR
Evening journal., 1910-06-03

FLANNEL COACH Gov
ERS, SILK EN- IN,
BROIDERED, YD e. -
Evening journal., 1910-06-03

LADIES CORSET Gov
ERS. TRIMMED WITH
LACE AND RIBBON, VAL
UE acc. OUR IN
PRICE .......... ut
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-29
MINERS WILL GAIN
BY FEDERAL PLAN,
DECLARES HOLMES
Director of Mines Delivers Signifi-
cant Address Before Con.
gress in Session Here
VAST WORK OF NEW BUREAU
DR.. Christy of University of Cali
fornia Predicts Establish
ment of National Dept.
VAST WORK OF NEW BUREAU
TODAY's PROGRAM

IOOA1'S fhO0INAM
1000 a. m.-AnnOmcements
1918 q. m.-IntroductlOn of resolutions.
1880 a. m.-RepOrt of resolutions COM
mittee on resolutions bearing on the
conservation of public lands ques-
tiOn.
IL 100 a. m.-GeneraI discussion OF the
conservation and public Land resO-
lutions reported back by the resolu-
tions committee.
11:SO a. m.-Report of tho committee on
''Mine Accidents" by j. Parks Chan
ming, New York.
AFTERNOON SESSION
$500 D. m.-AnnOuncements.
2:15 p. m.-Introductlon of resolutions.
$3.50 D. m.--Discussion of conservation
on public land resolutions continued.
$3.50 p. m.-RepOrt OF forestry commit
tee, A. G. BrOwnIee, idaho Springs,
Colo.
400 D. n.-RepOrt of committee on
Standardization on electrical equip
ment of coal mines, s. A. Taylor,
Pittsburg, Pa.
4:SO D. m.-RepOrt of committee on
Standardization of equipment In
metal mines, General Irving Hale,
Denver, Colo.
EVENING SESSION
$500 D. m.-Annual meeting of MEM
bers. At this meeting three direc-
tors to be elected and other routine
business of the membership Organi-
zation will be disposed of.
S:45 p. m.-Reading by Captain Jack
Crawford. ''The Poet Scout" of Ari-
zona.
s:15 p. m.-Address, Honorable Frank
G. Tyrren, Los Angeles, Cal.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-29
HALSEY JURY RETURNS
VERDICT OF NOT GUILTY
Clear Former Telephone Com
pany Official Of Bribery

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2S.-After
several hours of deliberation the jury
in the case of T. v. Halsey, formerly
an official of the Pacific States Teie-
phone and Telegraph company VINO
was charged with offering bribe to a
member of the board of supervisors
under the Schmitz administration, re-
turned a verdict tonight of not guilty.
Halsey, it was charged, sought to
influence the board to vote against the
granting of a local franchise TO the
Home Telephone company, the case be-
ing one of the great number of similar
actions which arose out of the bribery
graft investigation in this city after
the earthquake and fire.
Immediately after his indictment by
the grand jury Halsey disappeared. He
was located in Manila many months
later and brought back Because Of ill
health of the defendant the case was
repeatedly postponed, finally coming
before the court about three weeks ago.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-29
CR0CKER STEP-cHILDREN
PREVENT SALE OF HOME

NEW YORK, Sept. 2S.-Justice Cav
gan, in the supreme court today, ruled
favorably on the application by the
Crocker, the California millionaire, re-
straining his executors from selling
the Crocker home in this city to carry
out the provisions of his will, giving
81 500 900 to Columbia university for
research in the cause and cure of cam
Ger, from which he had long been a
sufferer.
According to the plaintiffs, their
mother devised the house to Crocker
for life, with a remainder to them, and
they made over their interests to him
with the understanding that each
would receive 100000 under his will.
When the will was read, 1t was found
they had received only 100000 each.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-29
TELEPHONE ABSORBED

YOUNGSTOWN, O., Sept. 2S.-The
dissolution of the Independent Tele-
phone company Of Seattle, Washing
ton state, was announced here today.
The company was capitalized at $1,0O0,-
900, nine-tenths of which was held by
youngstown investors. All the stock
has been sold. out and the money was
deposited today in the First National
bank Of this city. An unconfirmed
makes the Bell telephone in
terests the purchaser.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-29
LOS ANGELES

Eleven special trains will bring bankers
to Los Angeles for thirty-sixth annual
convention PAGE 16
Board of public utilities will discuss install
lation Of railway safety devices Monday.
PAGE 8
Griffith j. Griffith argues in favor of parole
plan. PAGE 8
Wills estate is again made defendant in
law suit. PAGE 8
Forest Supervisor Harold Marshall exhibits
device supposed to have been used in
starting forest fires. PAGE .
Saturday the luxurious engine house at
Fifth and Maple win be commissioned,
Residents along Arroyo Seco protest against
building of railroad dirt fill. PAGE 8
Government agents plan campaign against
indians. PAGE o
Director Holmes of federal bureau OF mines
addresses delegates on preservation Of re-
sources PAGE 1
Plant of American Olive OIL company de-
stroyed by fire early this morning; loss
estimated at $4,000 PAGE 1
Baby show to be held at Huntington hall
during harvest festival PAGE D
Police arrest David W. Gibbs on suspicion
of being diamond thief PAGE B
Ten thousand union labor men will parade
Monday night. PAGH
Theaters PAGE 8
Society and cluba. PAGE
citrus fruit report. PAGE
Markets and financial. PAGE Z
News OF the-courts. PAGE s
Municipal affairs. PAGE
snorts. PAGES 1o-11
Tnd,tor,aI and letter boz. PAGE 10
po,,t,os PAGE 10
city breyities. PAGD Ii
Nts,r,age licenses. births. deaths PAGE IA
classified advertising. PAGES 14-15
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-29
Southern Pacific Has No Title
To Oil Lands
The Government Patent Under Which 1t Claims Title to
These Lands Expressly ExceptS All Mineral
Lands from Its Operation
The Law in the Case

held by the Southern Pacific Railroad
virtue United States government were obtained by that
company flows:
to the Southern Pa
land
ideof of making the provision that all
excepting operation
Pacific Railroad decided by Justice
held that
similar act granting lands to the
company yet been issued for
patent the of official
which the alienation of the public lands
ruste all the requirements preliminary its issue have been
esmons rebual in an action
department. dd established supervise
the proceedings whereby conveyance OF the title from the On states P
public of different acts
congress fully complied consider and
the qualifications the applicant the acts ne has performed Inc
of class which for SALE Its judg
that special tribunal and unassaab except direct
proceedings sfori t ment rinitio
In pursuance quoted
lands granted railroads where the contained the exception as mineral
previous issuing patents would be
had made and the land decided to be
e grant even when all the acts required the grantees are performed passes
patent n Judgment end-
of the land department charged
preparation neral would unless aside
proceedings government
t fraud officers of the depart
would be conclusive subsequent proceedings respecting the title
patent oil lands
the
O Field above referred
patent peculiar exception the
patent government guarding
e the effect Of Judge Fields decision on lands which, when the patent was
mineral lands but which might thereafter be dis
to contain exception follows:
yet EXCLUDING EXCEPTING SHOULD
TRACTS AFORESAID this exclusion and
nonlan
oil
andr
oil
il the officials
Southern Pacific
FOUND IN THE TRACTS AFORE
exception evidently has occurred
having of the oil lands
should
declared void
eland to ought be legally
has
in
ample
be al of the United States
the lands
grant expressly provides shall
Pacific Railroad
oil California than $50OO
anything like
landsof oil will several
be developed
Mr. BaIngers and
put the rights
proceedings will doubt be promptly
above quoted under which
proceedings should
be doubt said that
the
undoubtedly Southern
through recovered the United States they should
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-29
INDEX OF
HERALD'S NEWS
TODAY
FORECAST

For Los Angeles and vicinity: Cloudy
Thursday; light south wind. Maximum
temperature, IS degrees; minimum temper
ature, So degrees.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-29
SOUTH CALIFORNIA

SOUTH CALIFORNIA
San BernardIno sDirituaiist church row rCT
taken into court. FAIE Ia
Rev. Robert Freeman of Buffalo is
ian church. PAGE IA
accused forser on trial at Long Beach
crime. PAGE IA
At santa Ana aeroplane is wrecked in
descent and Demonstration Hillman Is
injured. FA9D -
Adolphus Busch to build big hotel in Santa :.
Monica at early date. PAGb ~
COAST
Recall finds Red and Blue armies even
IN mimic warfare a. PAGE .
coroners jury formally charge DR..
Thompson with murder Of Eva 6; .
Swan. PAGh
EASTERN
H. l. stimson sugar trust prosecutor
nominated by New York 60. P; for n 4,
governor. PAGB
Judge in Haskell trial rules evidence
be confined to conscious participa-
ton" PAGE 2
Government reclamation experts arrive
in Reno on tour of inspection of west
ern projects PAGE 8
state Senator D. t. Holstlaw tells Of
receiving Lorimer money. PAGE 2
Jessie Lee Morrison. who killed rival in
love- released from Kansas prison.
PAGE 4
Wisconsin Republicans adopt radical
platform. PAGE
No candidate had been selected to head
New York state Democratic ticket
when leaders conference closed
Census reports give figures for several
towns in Massachusetts and Missouri.
PAGE 10
At Chicago Aviator Brookins makes trial
flight over lake front. PAGE 2
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-11
GRoToN


Mrs. f. r. Clark returned from her
stsy at Montpelier this week
Henry Eamrhere 81 Wells River was
4 "a hu4infss visitor in town Friday
1 Miss Jean Wyler and TAFT Richie Of
| Boltonyiile were visitors in town Thurs
lday.
Tho condition Of Mrs. Thomas Tong
more. who has been very iili Is some
what improved
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ 3. Whitehil visited
relatives at Wells River and Wooisville
n. II. Thursday.
Mrs Susan Pelton Of Sterling Mass,
IS visiting her brother. George Hendry,
aad ephew q n. Headry
Aiiss Mile Whitelill Is At home from
The Caledonia grammar school ct Peach
am foe the summer vacation
Several from here accepted ar invita-
tion to attend Blue Mountain grange
az Ryegate Corner Tuesday evening
Thomas Mcdowell 81 New York CITY
was The guest III Mr. and Mrs Robert
Davidson Thursday Mr.. and Mrs Me-
Dowell are SPENDING their vacation with
relatives at South Ryegate
sIr. ana Mrs. L n. Hall Thomas B.
Hall Mr. and Mrs. 3 s. Blanchard and
several others, ATTENDED a family gath
ering at the home 81 Mr. and Mrs Err
nest Iaisey ct NewbarY vest egday.
II il understood that the sru 81 Rick
er Brothers have Dissolved passnefsbir.
III NJ Riekar purchasing tbs mill prop
ataEe
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-11
DALZEl.L LOSING
BY THE RECOUNT
He Asks Court to Stop II, As His Plural
ity is Cut Down TO

pittsburg Pa, June Il Congressman
Joliu Balzsll through Bis attorneys, has
asked Judge Josiah Cohen, sittins ID
chambers, for restfaing order
against the commissioners Of Allegheny
county 10 prevent that body from open.
ing tie ballot boxes ia sixty.hye dis-
tricts ID the thirtieth congressional dis
trict, which have been impounded ana
their count contested by pr 4, +. Blaek
.oi Mckeesport, who was Mr.. Dal7alls
opponent iii the Republican congressional
primaries Of last Saturday.
Ihe petition Of Mr.. Dalzells attor-
neys also asks that should the court
rule that the ballot boxes In the sixty
GIVE districts be opened that al order
Be issued @ open every ballot box in
tie entire district and make On entirely
new count Tie court reserved decision
This turn to the affairs 81 the fight
ia this congressional district has placed
a new light on the charges Of DR.. Black,
which include ERROR and fraud. III the
recount Of districts already gone over
by tile county returning board pr Black
has gained ~ votes. cutting Mn. Dal-
zeilis majority 10 a meagre POI.
After argument il another part Of
the court house, The county commission
ers refused to approve the contest Med
By Mr. Dalzel, asking for q recount I'M
thirty three districts not contested by pr.
Black, on the ground that il was not
signed by qualified voters
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-11
cHELsEA.


After visit Of week 81 the h0spit-
ablc home Of Air and Mrs Holton s.
Annls ou the west bib IS st Lamb and
daughters, Misses Fleaa aud Edna, have
returned NJ their home III Manchester,
IN. III
1Grawfords Claim was presented 70
packed houses BIZ the Chelsea Dramatic
club NJ tAe opera house "Wednesday and
Thursday evenings and was exceptional.
iH well staged and every part was wen
Fried emf many ri them deserving of
peei8i mention Moores orchestra of
Sharon FURNISHED excellent music and
tNe social danee held 81 the company
inter the play Thursday evening was
largely attended and much enjoyed.
ihe Republican town caucus win be-
eia q Vie town hall Oh Tuesday, June
az two o'clock 2, ms, 20 elect three
delegates and three alternatas b attend
te astrlet convention 10 Be neld at
otpelier. June ~ ana three delegates
nd three alternaGes to attend Che state
convention 70 Be held at Montpelier,
June so also 10 elect I'VE delegates and
Ave altem8tes 10 attend the county con-
Nention to pc held AT Chelsea July 2,
Let every Republican, ia town be present
and exercise his right ana fuldll bis duty
as citizen and as a voter.
The listers. who are taking the list
aud appraisinR the real estate report
that the majority Of ON farms have
advanced ID value since Our last quad
rennial appraisal from 10 to 20 per cent?
which advance will ada materially 70 the
grand list, and while some may feel that
this advance win make their taxes BUR-
densome, yet they should be glad to
know and realize that real estate. which
Is the last thing 60 advance IN value, is
op the boom and that they are living
in an age when instead Of being unable
70 give their land away IN order 10
avoid paying taxes oH IL, that there II 4
sharp call for real estate and that the
farms long abandoned are being picked
np, the Buildings repaired and homes
established again, all Of which tends 20
the development of the country and the
increase Of our population.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-11
WOMENS WOES
Barre Women Arc Finding Relief At
Last

II aeas saem thst wa,,en have mora
thsn \ faie ahare ~ NV arhas ANA pains
thaf aaiirt hmmarlfy. tbey musb 6keep
m mnsf atfenA 81 d,ties in spite Of
constantly aebine baeke 81 headaches.
diszy sners hea5ing.aowp pains they
mnst sfonn aver w6en ii stoop means
fortnre 4hev mnst wall and 6end and
work Witb raeline mains and many
oebes fron Kidney NH Kianeys cause
NOVA sp0eries fbsp anv ai6er organ 81
tbs ha5a Ken tbs iidnevs weil and
hasl4h .3, n5,a,aia14 pead ~ 4
remedy II, lsi5nevs onW tbat heips and
e,Fes tAa tianSys ar3 X endorsed by
peonle yop hno%
Nrs pijya Mitchell ID Mania avenue.
Raryo Vt sa,s 81 No anbiaet 10
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-11
Read what DR.. Charles Parkhurst, Ed
itor 81 lions Herald, Says ii
Recent Issue.

tiIf the installation of d Glenw0atl
range will bring as much relief, comfort
ana delight to other homes Ill It has
t0 that Of the editor Of The Herald.
then We would nope that one would he
purchased at an early date by many of
0ir readers The range which gives such
pronounced satisfaction Il tie cabinet
GiIenwood with gas attachments 1t isl
ideal in conception and execution, doing
everything that was promised
THE plain cabinet CIenwood II the
manufacturer conception 81 what
modern range should he. Artisticallv
plain-no decoration rvery working
part at tne front convenient To The user.
Mechanically simple and guaranteed Is
give Tie service and satisfaction that IT
was intended "a give
The GienW0od range, manufactured BIZ
the Weir Stove company, Taunton, Mass.
II for sale BY leading dealers throughout
tile United States.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-11
A Womanls Graat Iaea

IL how Ia make herself attractive. But,
without health, t is hard for her to be
lovely III face form or temper A weak,
siekly woman viii be nervous and irrita-
bic Constipation and kidney poisons
show ID pmples, blotches, skin eFuptioHs
and wretched complexion But Electric
Bitters Away prove 4 gQdsend 70 wom-
Ell who want health, beauty and friends.
They regulate the stomach. liver and
kidneys. pnrify the blood, give strong
nerves, bright eyes pure breath, smooth
veIvety skin lovely complexion, good
nealth Try them. soc at the Red Cross
Pharmacy,