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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-18
Cohee

Special Dispatch To tho Irtcilicence-.
NEW YORK-Hayre market ad-
vanccd oue 70 one and oue-Quarfer
francs March futures closed offered
AT 1850. May closed offered ~
l25Sc. July closed offered ~ I2.5>c.
September closed offered al l. C0c.
december closed offered at l.52c.
Rio No. : quoted a. 1874 10 lS-.c.
Market steady.
y. ". NINFORD * co.
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ceipts eo.0eo market steady beeves.
81 s5nss" Texas steers tGs0T5 80:
western s'eers Si>"H %. stock-rs
and feeders s3.5oasV1. cows and
heifers s=l0G6-0. calves ss5Or
1000. Hogs receipts 44.9o0. market
fairly active. steady TO lover than Yes
terday. ligh' SS.sods25: mixed s. -
H".Ssi heavy Ss."'G"..u. rough
sG.eorfi5. pigs si5oH5so. bulk %
sales ssl5r6a5 Sheep; receipts ." p
market weak. native $40 SEQ:
western S3.10d5lo yearlings $3.50
els. Lambs. native $i75T1.3J. west.
ern 81 25nT35.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-THE cotton
goods markets ar" steady with "a
moderate application noted on cotton
blankets and mapped fabrics ior lall
l'i@. Knit goods buying Is becoming
q little more animated. Worst"d knit
ing Yarns ar" firmer. Cotton yarns
ar" ia bette inquiry. but -pinnrr- are
Gndbi" To secure satisfactory prices
Johh"rs are doing "A moderate house
trade.
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n ne present time the political
situation is l.st h-ginning TO warm
up and the prospective candidates are
beginning TO look up their friends 70
see what chance they have OF being
nominated. So far the only candi.
date 10 make announcement has been
James OHannon. who has announced
himself as a candidate for nomina-
ton as city clerk at the Republican
primary
County politics are still quiet. al
though much limiting is being done AZ
To whom the candidates for sheriff
and other county Offices will b.. Sc
far. however. no direct
ments have been made by any on,
candidate.
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Metals.

NEW YORK. Jan. l7-Standard
copper quiet: spot sl395Tl4O5. Lon.
don easy. spot g. pounds les 3D.: fr-
lures 81 pounds lis Sd. Lake copper
1+ia nl4Ssc: clectrolytic 142- dl4irc:
castings l4Nl lac. Tin easy. spot
si2.25N43.00. London easy: spot 1SS
pounds 15s: futures 1S6 pounds 10c.
Lead quiet: S440T4.50 New York:
London - pounds - Cd Spcltcr quiet
M s6.f5G 6.65 New York: London -
pounds lac. Iron. Cleveland Warrants
+:s Cd In London. Locally iron was
quiet. No I foundry northern s1415
Nl6oo: No. >. slf5oT1475; No. l
southern and No. l southern soft
sli25MI475.
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Musical Club.

The members Of the German Musi-
cal club OF Wellsburg were enter
tanned on Tuesday evening at the
home OF Miss pansy McCleary on
Main street. and an excellent even.
Ing WINS spent in music. a fine pro
gram being prepared in advance for
the affair.
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. Jan. l7.-W1th European
markers showing more anxiety over
future supplies than at any time since
tn" Russian crop shortage was an
nounced. wheat prices here made an
advauC" to-day Of i2c TO Ac net.
Cora raised "a a Ic to lL Tli4c over
last night. oats finished unchanged to
= Il &c up. and hogs products irreg-
uiar. "A shade off to IA cents increase
IN cost.
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WHEELING. " Va. Jan. l.. -
The Following quotations on the more
active wheeling stocks are corrected
DAILY Tor the intenixenesr Oh George ~.
B-.ron. local broker. ,bd n. T. Marshall
manager Eond Department
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Petroleum.

oil CITY. ra-CrcI!, balances
$iio Runs. So barrels. average.
9cu'i barrels Shrm,n--. lo.luy
barrels avert-'. 49, .t barrels
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Hazlett's Local Stocks.

WHEELING. W. Va. J1n. =. -.
THO following GuOta;;onS un the more
activo Whecnns stoeKs are corrected
daily FOR the I-nfsiuSencer BY Howard
Hsziett & son. local brokers'
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New York Stock Exchange.

WHEELING. W. Va. Jan. y. ~
Eanse % active stocks ON the New
NorA StoCN ENcaanEe. corrected daily cy
a. 4. MasteM ~ 90. hrohers.
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Cash quotations we're as follows:
Flour-Firm.
Rye-No. .. g5T9hIc.
Barlcy-Feed or mixing. soc Il
81 %: fair TO choice mailing. 81 22T
! -.
Timothy Seed-st2 OoG Is 90
Clover Send-s15 00W p o..
Pork-Ncss. old. S15 70: new.
So S7i..
I.ard-Gn ~ticrcesl. sa %.
Short Rihs-uoose). SIS 51i5
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l~tt or Brilliant. -. where they will
make their fgtur. home \ recep-
ton was held ~ The home IN Bril-
liant on Tuesday evening.
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w. Va.

WHEELING. w. Va. Jan l.. y
The active Pittsburgh stocks. corrected
daily by a. T. Masten a Co, bankers
and brokers National hi Bank
building.
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WASHINGTON. Jan. 11.-At the
beginning OF business to-day the con.
dition OF the United States treasury
was:
Working balance in treasury offices
S60.501 400.
In banks and Philippine treasury.
S35.3s0.3O
The total balance IN general fund
was sii9. s.l63.
Ordinary receipts yesterday were
sl.2Sl.li0, with ordinary disburse-
ments Of sl.43S.S79.
The deficit 10 date this fiscal Year
is ~S2S.242.2i4 as against 4 deficit of
ss.os0.63 ar this time last year.
These figures exclude Panama
canal and public debt transactions.
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UNION STOCK YARDS. PITTS.
BURGH-Cattie. steady: supply hight
Choice. s. c5Us 90. prime. s. 25U
: So. sheep slow. supply fair. Prime
wethcrs. - 7"d4 90. culis and com.
mons. -002 Oh: lambs. I oOff
= =. veal calves. 50 o0d9 -. HOGS
active. receipts 20 double decks.
Prime hcavics. 81 20: mediums. Sc -
heavy y~gracrs. 81 40TG A.: l!cht
workers. 81 uoT6 90: pigs. s. 75Si
. -u: rougns. g 5O05 s..
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Monev-
NEW Y,

NEW YORK-MOney on call steady.
2N2a per cent: ruling rate. pa per
cent: closing bid. . per cent: offered
at u. per Q Time loans easier.
60 days. 2izG3 per cent: 80 days. "a
as pc rccn;: six months. 80 13ie per
cnt Close: Primo mercantile
paper. -. to a. per cent. Sterling
exchange steady with actual business
In bankers bills al s. S3.50 for 90 day
bills ard at 81 S6.S5 for demand
Commercial bills. 81 s23i. BAR silver.
$50. Mexican dollars. f7c. Govern.
ment bond steady. Railroad bonds.
firm.
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WHEELING. ". Va. Jan. l.. Il.
Reported by =. T. Masten - Co. l.. L.
brand. manager. members New YORK
stock TX chanse
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Bonds.
Pitisburg Stocks.

Total sales se5.5Oo shares.
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CHICAGO. Jan 17.-Cattle: re-
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New, York Curn Market.

Total sales t.so2 shares.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-26
SOUTH CAROLINA LEADING
IN CHURCH WORK FOR NEG ROES

A leader in many things. South Car
Olina announces its purpose to lead in
still another thing. The Episcopal
church Of the whole country has de-
bated for 20 years the question Of SUI
pervisiOn of church work by and for
negroes. In 1907 and again in 1910,
in the church's general conventions, the
bishop Suffragan plan was discussed
and adopted legally, This plan has
been taken advantage of by New York,
Philadelphia and Chicago. for larger
supervision of work among all classes,
white, black and foreign but II was
the negro work that first suggested
the idea Of ii.
Now the Episcopal church in South
Carolina. through its regular white or
ganiZation. determines TO elect a negro
bishop. the first in America Bishop
Query has secured funds. in part in
the north. TO maintain the new official
for a term of years. but he has found.
so he reports that Episcopalians or
South Carolina. the whites as well as
the blacks. are eager to contribute to
this fund as far as able. and they were
the first to do so. Indeed, so he
states South Carolina. and not the
north. leads in making the innovation
possible.
The bishop Suffrs gan will be con
structively under the white bishop. in
order that there be not two EpiscOpa-
Ian churches in one diocese but the
negroes viii have their own annual
council. and their bishop. when chosen.
will be their own leader in prac-
tcally all things
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-26
TO HOLD THE POLES TO
THE CATHOLIC FAITH

Archbishop Mcssmer. OF Milwaukee,
and bishops Of La Crosse Marquette
Green Bay and Superior comprising
the Milwaukee province. have issued
a letter TO the Catholics of their prov
ince and of the country concerning the
attitude Of the Poles. These Poles are
most numerous in the Milwaukee prov
lnce, but there are many also in the
provinces Of New York. PHILADELPHIA
Cincinnati Chicago, St Paul and Du-
buqUe- The AIilweUkee prelates in
terdict two Polish Catholic periodicals
one published in Milwaukee and one
In Chicago, and condemn in strong
terms not only members Of the Amer
lean Federation of Polish Catholic Law
men. recently formed. but all Catholics
who consent 10 have de2li@ x with them
There are 500. 600 Polish Catholics
within the provinces named and lay
men among them are protesting on
three points which they regard as
vital. The three are Religious services
in a language which they understand.
bishops OF their own nationality and
church finances in the hands Of br1sf-
ness Iaymen and not in the hands Of
priests There are other points Of COM
plant. but these are the main Polish
contentious. Starting in milwaukee,
and Chicago. the laymen's federation
s secured branches in all diOcesas
wherein there are Polish Catholics In
any numbers. 1t now announces lis
intention to appeal TO Rome on the
three points outlined.
Archbishop MeSSmer and his prO-
vincial bishops strictly forbid an,-
Catholics joining the federation or
readlng the prescribed periodicals un-
the church They point out to the poles
tnat the Holy See has handled many
- Eroblems or language in the past and
IN us own time viii handle this one.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-26

The women's guild Of St Paurs
home OF Mrs. c. MalchOW. sos Cali
fOrnia street. Friday at 2-3O p m
The WOmen's Missionary society OF
Calvary Baptist church viii meet at
o'clock Tuesday afternoon instead OF
the usual hour. o'clock
No Midweek Service
The congregation of the East Fl
PasO Baptist church will hold no mid
week service Wednesday. but win
meet at the First Baptist church,
where the ordinance Of baptism VIII
be administered
gregatiOnal church will meet in the
tea room in the BrazOs flats Thurs
day afternoon at o'clock, when Miss
Fannie BIakeslsy viii be the hostess
Felix Martinez to Speak
Thursday evening al o'clock Felix
Martinez viii deliver a lecture here
on Current Ethics
Owing TO the Indictment weather
SUNDAY the new church which the
COngreE arionalists were TO have
opened at CsButillO viii not be opened
until next sunday
Queen Esther Circle to Meet
The Queen Esther circle Of the First
Methodist church viii hold its month
" meeting in the church parlOrs Fri
dav evening.
The choir OF this church is prepar-
ing an Easter cantata and rehearsal
for this viii be held following the
regular choir rehearsal Thursday
evening
For the purpose Of arranging for a
series Of lunCheOns which viii be given
at noon on March ;. s and Z. and an
enchilada supper which viii be given
in the evening Of the last day. the
women of the church win meet Tues
day afternoon at PAS in the church
parIors-
Westminster Mission Society
The Missionary society OF Westmin-
Ster Presbyterian church VIII meet al
Virginia street Tuesday afternoon at
2-30. At the same time and place
called meeting OF the aid society OF
this church will be held
The Sunday school Of this church
has entered a campaign to double its
mem bership by Nay /.
The Teachers training class q
Highland Park Baptist church viii
meet Thursday evening.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-26
AMERICaNS ASKED To GIVE
NfLIEON DOIIARS 10 CHINESE

The laymen's missionary movement
Is lending its national leaders. J. Camp
bell White and William B. Millar. and
its secretaries in various cities, 10 the
China famine relief committee. which
seeks to induce American philanthrO-
pists to send 81 OO0 OG0 to buy food
and clothing for the 100000 starving
families of central China. A bureau.
under direction Of a secretary OF the
movement. has been opened and is ap-
pealing 10 Americans everywhere. The
committee. of which bishop Greer. OF
New York. is chairman. is cooperating
with the American Red Cross
An area OF 500 square miles IS ar
fected. but a description or conditions
movement. sets forth fairly well condi-
lions obtaining in all Last summer
typhOons brought floods on from the
sea Nu-NaO county. bordering on
HangcnOw bav- Is an immense tract Of
fine farming land under ordinary con-
ditiOns. II was reclaimed from the sea
by dykes. Of which there arc seven In
a rising series. TyphOOns caused the
seq TO sweep over all seven Of the
dykes. destroying rice and cotton. and
drowning thousands OF people.
The American relief committee calls
UDOn churches in this country to take
offerings on Sunday. March TO- and
upon theater managers to give benefits
on or near that date. Already $50 600
has been forwarded TO the shanghai
committee, Of which bishop Graves Is
chairman. Tt is stated that part Of the
relief funds viii be emnlOved TO ma
prevent II possible future incursionS
from the sea From an American point
OF view the dykes are declared to be
crude affairs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-26

with his master. and honorable. be
cause ny INN the Lord had given de-
ANerance unto syria. he was also a
mighty man in na-Our. but ne was
leper.
And the Syrians had gone out by
companies. and mad brought aWav cap
i've out OF the lsnC Of isreal a little
maid and she waited on Naamans
wife
And she said unto her mistress.
NJ ould God my lord were with the
prophet that is IN Samaria, for he
Woulc recover him Of his leprosy
And one went in ard told his lord.
saving. Thus and thus said the maid
tnat Is OF the land OF Israel
ana the KRIS CT Syria said. Go to. 20.
and i viii send a letter unto the king
OF Israel And he departed. and took
with him ten talents of silver and
SIX thousand pieces OF gold, and ten
changes OF raimenc
AND ne brought the letter to the
king OF Israel. saying Now when this
letter is come Cnt0 thee. behold.
nave herewith sent Naaman my ser
want TO thee, that thou mayest recover
MIN OF his leprOsy.
And il come TO pass. when the king
OF israel mad read the letter. that he
rent his clothes, and said. Am l God.
10 XIII and to make alive. that this
man doth send unto me to recover 4
man Of his leprOsy2 wherefore consid-
er- ! pray YOU. ard see how he seekefh
quarrel against me.
And il was so, when Elisha the man
Of God had heard that the king Of
Israel had rent his clothes. that he
sent to the king saying. Wherefore
mast thou rent thy clothes2 let HIM
come now 10 me, and he shall know
that there is a prophet in Israel
80 Naaman came with his horses
and with his chariot. and stood at the
door OF the house OF Elisha
And Elisha sent a messenger unto
him saying, Go and wash in Jordan
seven times. and thy flesh shall come
again TO thee. and thou shalt be clean.
But Naaman was wrOth. and went
away. and said. Behold. I thought He
viii surely come out TO me. and stand
and call on the name Of the Lord his
God. and strike his hand over the
place. and recover the leper.
. Are not ALBANIA and Pharpar. rivers
OF Damascus, better than all the wa
ters Of Israel? may I not wash in them.
and be clean2 So he turned and went
away in a rage
And his servants came near. and
spake unto him, and said. Nv father
n the prophet had bid thee do some
great thing. wOuldst thou not have
done it, how much rather then when
be saith TO thee Wash and be clean?
Then went he down, and dipped him
self seven times in Jordan according
TO the saying Of the man of God, and
his flesh came again like unto the
flesh Of a little child, and he was clean.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-26

Two bishops are the guests OF Fl
Psso this week. Rev Cameron
Mann. bishop OF the Episcopal diocese
OF South Dakota, occupied the pulpit
NJ St Clements Episcopal church sun
day and confirmed a class of six there
He will remain in the city until
THURSDAY. when he viii go 10 Pesos,
Texas. to confirm a class.
As this is lent. which is observed
by EspiScOpalisns. no special entertain
ments have been planned for the bishp
during his stay in this city.
bishop F. r. Hendrix
At Trinity Methodist church Rev 2
L. Hendrix, missionary bishop OF the
Southern Methodist church in Mexico,
occupied the pulpit at the morning
service He was here TO attend the
Methodist conference for the Northern
Mexican district. which closed Sunday
afternoon and was followed by the
ordination OF Rev Francisco Olazabel-
Guest Mt Mems Dinner
Monday night bishop Hendrix will
be the guest OF honor at dinner 10
be given by the men Of Trinity Meth
odist church in the basement OF the
church at o'clock lie Will probably
leave Tuesday for Kansas City. No.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-26
BISHOP Mann CONFIRMS A CLASS DISK;
BISHOP HENDRIX GUEST OF CHURCH
Two Bishops in the City and Another Presbyterian Is
Coming Presbyterian Women to Build Chapel in
Altura Park-Organ Grinders Of First Chris
tian Church to Meet elk Martinez to Lecture

Next week FL PasO viii have an or
pOrtuniJy to- hear another Bishop. He
is Rev Arthur T.. pastor OF the
First Presbyterian church down at
Austin Tex, and is coming TO FL
PaSo TO hold a revival service for the
PreSbyterians OF the city
This meeting is scheduled TO begin
on March and will continue for 10
days or two weeks without Interrupt
tiOn.
Chapel for AItura Park
Plans have been made by the women
Of the missionary committee OF the
First Presbyterian church to con-
struct a chapel in AltUra park.
Monday night there viii be a con-
ference OF all heads or departments OF
the church for the purpose Of com
pleting arrangements for the bishop
meeting.
First Christian Organ Grinders.
The organ grinders of the First
Christian church viii meet Thursday
night at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
D. : Johnson. $40 North Florence
street and Friday evening the teach
ers and officers Of the church viii
meet a Z the home Of the pastor, Rev.
p 7. Rice. COS North Stanton street.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-26
GREATEST ENGLISHMAN
Is FRIEND To OUR LINCOLN

While in England a few weeks ago
the Rev Dr. r. : Macarthur, president
of the Baptist World Alliance. spent
two hours I'm the home OF Lloyd George.
whom he regards a the foremost man
OF the British empire today. DIT. Mac
Arthur compares George TO Lincoln in
his ability to triumph over difficulties
10 Mckinley in his whole heartedneSs,
and to Roosevelt in his power OF initi-
8tive- Georges great task OF the inn
mediate future DIT Macarthur declares
to be disestablishment and disendov-
meut Of the church of Wales. TO be
followed by the same OF the church Of
England. and the church OF Scotland
II met many Englisumen and Scots
men, observes the Baptist alliance
president. who believe that the Irish
politicians and Roman priesthood do
not really desire home rule for Ireland.
II such rule were granted the Oratorical
vocation OF these men would be taken
away For myself 7 believe. the u
stermen to be mistaken in their atti-
tude- am Protestant Of Protest
ants. That is one reason why 7 desire
10 see home rule in Ireland. Both home
rule and disestablishment are sure to
come Lloyd George IS a man OF bril-
liant abilities. He Is also Influenced
by lofty ideals. He is truly religious IN
heart and life All his political endeav-
ors are inspired by a sense OF Justice
toward his fcllOw-men and obedience
toward God. Higher honors await him.
De Is the man OF the hour IN the
British empire"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-26
TO HOLD THE POLES
TO THE CATHOLIC FAITH

Archbishop Messmer. % Milwaukee.
and bishops OF La Crosse Marquette
Green Bay and Superior. have issued a
letter 10 the Catholics of their province
and Of the country concerning the atti-
tude Of the Poles These Poles are
most numerous in the Milwaukee prov
ince, but there are many also i'm the
provinces of New York, PHILADELPHIA
Cincinnati. Chics 90. St Paul and Du-
DuqCe- The Milwaukee prelates inter
dict two Polish Catholic periodicals.
one published in Milwaukee and one in
Chicago and condemn in strong terms
not only members OF the American
Federation of Polish Catholic Isymen.
recently formed, but all Catholics who
consent TO have dealing with them
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-26

Der next. In IT are Joined young men
Of Baptist. Congrega tiOnal, Disciples.
Episcopal, Lutheran. Methodist, Presby-
terrain and Reformed churches
There are 10000 young men in the
ORGANIZATIONS OF the SUI Protestant
churches OF New York metropolitan
district The house or prayer is TO be
for week ends, and its instructions will
he given by some of. the for emOst
Christian leaders. The aims are to
deepen the spiritual lives OF Christian
workers and to show practical and as
gressive C1ristian unity The young
men attending are workers. always as
volunteers. for missions. Sunday
schools. social service. civics and along
broad lines for New York, America and
world betterment.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-26
JEWISH CELEBRATION OF The FEAST
OF PURIM BEGINS NEXT SUNDAY

that MOrdecai. a Jem. had incurred the
enmity of Haman. the favOrite vizier.
who planned to slaughter all the Jews
i'm revenge. Mordecai enlisted the
help of Esther. his cousin and ward,
who at the risk OF her own life inter
ceded with the king for her people.
The Jews were saved and Hannah.
their enemy. was hung with his sons
on the scaffOld intended for MOrdecai-
The name .Purim" means lots" as
Hannah is said to have cast lots TO
set the day for the massacre. purim
is q home festival i'm the main and is
celebrated by masking and dancing,
games and plays. The earliest his
trionic efforts OF the Jews were di-
rected toward plays descriptive Of the
events described in the book OF Esther.
The book itself is read in the syna-
cog on the feast.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-26
NO cASCARET USER
EVER HAS HEADACHE
10 cent box VIII keep your liver,
stomach and bowels clean, pure
and fresh for months.

sick headache. biIiousness, dizziness,
coated tongue, foul taste and foul
breath-always trace them to torpid
liver, delayed fermenting food in the
bowels or sour, gassy stomach.
Poisonous matter clOgged in the in
testines. instead Of being cast out Of
the system is rc-absorOed into the
blood. When this poison reaches the
delicate brain tissue it causes conges-
tion and that dull, thrObbing, sicken-
ing headache.
salts. cathartic pills, oils and pUrga-
tive waters force passageway for
DAY or tWo-yes-but they don't take
the pOisons out and have no effect
upon the liver or stomach.
Lascarets Immediately cleanse and
regulate The stomach. remove the
sour. undigested and fe-mentiug food
and foul gases. take the excess bile
from the liver and carry out of the
system all the deccmpOsed waste
matter and pOisons in the intestines
and bowels.
Cascaret tonight VIII surely
tral6hten YOU out by morning. They
work While you sleep-a 10 cent box
rom your druggist means inside
cleanliness and clear head for
months Ask any Of the millions of
asearet users If they ever have head