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Continued from fifth page.

the revolutionists TO pitch IN and whale the
everlasting daylights out of Madero, gave
them his blessing and told them 10 be sure
ARD let him know when they haG Madero
licked. so that he could come across the
border and be their President. This an
reuncement aroused about as much enthC-
siasm for Vasquez Gomez among the reyo-
lutionIsts as one would expect the inhabi-
tants of Gehenna TO display over the in
stallation of new and improved heating IA
cilities in the neither regions
As a potential factor in the revolution
Gomez expired right there. Through some
sort of fluke he blundered over into Juarez
the other day, and something was said
about his being proclaimed provisional
President. But the words were scarcely
uttered before Orozco repudiated him. and
now the news is that Gomez is wanderer
on the face OF the earth, prescribed by the
rebels and fearful Of returning to the
United States lest lie become unpleasantly
complicated with the neutrality laws AS
a matter Of fact, Orozco has never been
for any one but Orozco, with the Cover
norship Of chihuahua and not improbably-
1t is to laugh-the Presidency as the soalS
which bulk big in his eye. Every so-called
leader everywhere Is Tor HIESeIl anu ioi
no one else Hence the real weakness or
the revolution and the reason why 1t VIII
most likely fail.
Zapata is honest enough 10 come out and
admit that he is sighting for Zapata and
Zapata only. All the high sounding dec
larations of principle which we read, the
PRONUNCIATION OF plans" the rabid assaults
upon Madero as tyrant ard traitor to
his cause and his country are but thin
coaks for brigandage. The upIisings as q
whole are merely the malign expression OF
an inherent weakness in their character
which brings so many Mexicans 10 respect
physical force and obey only il, the while
they remain unresponsve TO the promptings
Of generous patriotic impulses which, II
they existed and were obeyed. would speed
lily enable the Mexicans TO solve their own
grave national problems nationally and
peacefully. 1t is the people and the agi-
tators who infiame them that are bringing
their own blood upon their own heads,
not the man whom they elected to office
seven months ago and whom they are seek
Ing TO mil down
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-19
TWO PUZZLES.

Willard D. Straight. OF the Morgan bank
ing house. said. In a recent letter from
Peking:
THE things that puzzle and perpiex W
in the Chinese become. on closer hnowl.
edge. s,-ipls, and 20. no doubt. do We per-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-19
IA Few Stories Born of Moments and Moods of Merment

but a man can go ever so much farther
than that Why. the average mani
Mrs. Belmont smiled subtly.
| THE average man." she said, frequently
I knows that a woman Is in love with him
even when she isn't"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-19

actual results. Virtually, so far as losses
were concerned. the rebels suffered sharp
defeat, and were glad enough to fall back
to the north without trying 10 press on 10
Torreon Poor Salas had victory within
his grasp and the coveted blue bandera Of
a general of division But he Numbered
and paid for 1t with his life. a suicide.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-04

Dear Miss Grey: young has been
keeping company with We not
saged but he often be together
aud OF thought
for love him
Last summer gri friend Fanclaco np q
visit me- lie nice 10 her take theatres anu
later he refused
Last month Zoe
FER address refused told he lov
her and didn't could
set Il from somebody else
could aimee he that calls her
Miss Grey nothing him. him
any snourasemen TO fall desperately in love with her dldu
Kiyc him her address, quit completely love him. aud
I know friend Yet
That the he treats DO think did rEht BY sns
him the address,
Alt he he
for H.
from him nothing
he
write afraid
only thing that prompted refuse her address
Your best method rid
and keep perfectly silent the matter II he win
back
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-04
! HER MOTHER FORCES HER I


Dear Miss Grey; am a glri OF
10 years. and have gone with sew
crai gentlemen. Now. there IL one
fellow whom my mother II very
fond Of. | detest him. as no IL a
silly fool. and Is always lccturing
me about love. etc. refuse TO 60
with hlm. and snub him In every
way. but he refused TO bs aqualch-
cd. Mama forces me 10 30 with
him. and when I refnse there IL n
family row. have tried TO tell
her how | detest him. bat she will
not listen. am getting deaper.
ate enough 20 run away. Please
advise me What 10 DO.
WEARY GIRL.
Ar you have the stamina 10
stand your ground In spite Of fam.
lily quarrela. and can refrain from
the qusrreling Yourself. n will not
be long until they let you alone. .
No girl OF 10 need be forced 10
accept disagrccahle attention, and
IN your mother continues. yon
would best consult the protective
officer at the Y. w. e A.. whose
address ls In tbs telephone book
and directory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-04
Sure Way to Regain
Robust Bloom of Youth

a smooth. yeIyeiy soft skin. with
y delicate peacb-iike bloom. IT. one
of the Creators most exquisite
works When the first blush 81
youth - over. this beautiful tint and
natinY iuntfe are rarely seen. How
70 preserve them--fhnt's the auea-
ton. Famous beauty experts abroad
long have known that ordinary
fnercOlizcd WAX works wonders in
this direction. 1t actually gives q
new surface 10 the skin. restoring
that marvellous RirIlsh color aud
#oftness ia rema rknbic manner.
An ounce Of this wax. Drocufable a.
any drug store Will convert q faded.
worn out Or diHcoiOred complexion
Into one Of captivating i0yelincsH fn
less than two weeks. No special
skill IL Deeessafg IN applying the
wax, ~ being afneared on AZ night
Ike cold cream and washed of IN
the morning.
10 remove wrinkles. or delay
their formation. a face bath made
by diEroiylnR l or. powdered "a xo-
lite IN X pit witch hazel. viii be
found wonderfully efficncfouH This
tones up relaxed skin. causing II to
remain firm and unstretched--hd-
yrrilsement
Dearborn supply 60.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-04

Dear me. SUI, How that tur
Keys gobbIe has brought In the
menus for Thanksgiving dlnnerl
OF course. only a few can be pub
llshcd each day. but that does not
In any way mean you may not get
the turkey, for every menu recely.
ed viii be handed over to the
Judges for their decision.
Miss Rlnehart. new Franklin
high school. Miss Walker. Queen
Anne high. and Miss Hopkins.
broadway. all domestic science In.
stractors. are the judges.
because The Star readers want
some original menus. The Star OF.
fers the biggest. latest turkey 10
be found In the Seattle markets
for the best Thanksgiving menu
for ak persons, ''lickln' good and
of moderate price.
Below are two or the many
menus received today:
Here's q Good One.
Thanksgiving Menu Editor.
Oyster Soup. Celery. Pepper Sauce.
Roast Turkey with currant Jelly.
Baked Potatoes. Mashed Turnips.
.------.------------=----=---
Llnoieums. sc. AS Pike Ut.
Modern Furniture Go.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-04
Cynthia's Answers
to Many Questions

The Oregon grape Ii the state
flower OF Oregon
II II too late for those who did
not register 10 remedy the matter.
They cannot vote.
To massage the fingers ylgor-
ously from the tips TO the next joint
viii make the ends OF the fingers
little smaller.
The United States leads all
other countries IN her wheat crop.
In 1910 II was COS. Az. 900 bushels.
Daisy chains Of light blue and
gold beads make beautiful presents
for girls or young ladleH
Tho senators from Washington
are Wesley l.. Jones and Miles
Poindexter; representatives. VIII
liam y. Humphrey. Stanton Warbur.
ton and William l.. La Toilette.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-04

This being the largest dental es-
tnbilnhment In Seattle means a
great deal 10 you u you will just
stop 20 consider the matter.
Being no biz. we are able 20 Hpe-
clailze. and place patients IN the
hands OF men who make a specially
% certain diseases OF the teeth.
n you need our help YOU will be
asked 70 pay leas than the private
dentist. who does all his own wors
himself. for thu great volume OF
business enables us 10 cut the
profita down. IN Individual cases.
much below What the smaller con
ceTu or the onoman office would
be compelled 10 ask Ia order 10 pay
expenses
Furthermore. by specializing our
work, the patient receives far bet.
ter treatment. II ~ the same dif.
ference az exists between The large
department store and the small pri-
waite merchant.
Not only can wc underbid the
private dentist In his chayges. but
NE offer you special method Of
dental practice practical. sane
ana permanent method ~ restoring
teeth. immeaaufably superior TO the
ordinary bridge york and partial
plates
We give a written guarantee with
All work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-04
The PANTAGES
NOTICE TO ELECTORS

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
In accordance with Resolution Ma
$500 of the City Council OF Tue CITY
Of Seattle, adopted September 2srd
invoked BY the said city Council IT,
self as TO the following Ordinances:
ORDINANCE NO. 3oose.
An Ordinance relating TO the or
ton OF the Fire Department OF The
City of Seattle. and repeating All
ordinances in conflict
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY or
SEATTLE AS FOLLOWS
Section 1. From and after the sec
ond day OF April. 1913. the firemen
and employees OF the Fire DEPART
mcnt OF The City OF Seattle. subject
shall be divided into two CD pla-
toons, one TO perform day service
and the other TO perform night SER
vice. The hours of the day service
ing not before eight ts) o'clock A
M. and ending not later than SID
(6) o'clock 4. NJ The hours OF the
night service shall not exceed four
six tsl o'clock Il. NJ. and ending not
later than eight tSl o'clock A. NJ.
except that In the event OF great
threatening or unusual eonfiagra-
ton. or such emergency. the Fire
Chief. his assistant. or other person
In charge or command OF the Fire
Department. shall have the power
and authority 20 summon such fire.
men and employees as may be off
duty TO assist IN the protection Of
life aud property In their work the
said platoons snail alternate from
day TO night and from night to day
each and every month.
Section 2. There shall be provid-
ed suitable ana neaithful places OF
abode for the employees and firemen
so employed while on duty.
Ea..flon ordinances marta
thereof. In SO far as they may be In
conflict with the provisions OF thls
ordinance, are repealed.
Section 4. This ordinance shall
take effect ana be In force thirty
days from and after its passage and
approval. tf.Ppproved by the Mayor
otherwise it'shail take effect at the
provisions OF the city charter.
Passed the City Council the 10th
day Of September, 1912, and signed
by me In open session IN authentica-
tion OF it's passage this 18th day u
'sp''' RoBr. II. HEsKETH.
President of the City Council
Approved by me this 18th day Of
GEo. #. coTTERILL
Fiied by me this 18th day Of
se Rttsst IL w. CARROLL.
City Comptroller and ex-officio City
Clerk,
by ]. p. Agnew. Deputy Clerk.
(SEAL) -
GIVEN that on Tuesday, the 5th
day OF November. 1919, speciai
election will be held in The City II
Seattle for the purpose OF ratifyinH
or rejecting the aforesaid ortln-
ance. H. w. CARROLL.
City Comptroller and ex-officio City
Clerk.
Date OF first publication septem.
ben 81. 1912.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-04
People Should Guard
Against Appendicitis

Seattle people who have stomach
and bowel trouble should guard
against appendicitis by taking sim,
pie huckthorn bark. Elycerinc. etc.
as compounded Ia Adlcr.ika. the
German appendicitis remedy. A
SINGLE DOSE relieves sour stom.
aeh. gas on the stomach and coustl.
patton INSTANTLY because this
simple mixture antisepsielnes the
digestive orrane and draws off the
impurities. Swift's Pharmacy. end
ave. and Pike --Advertiacmout.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-04
TURKEY STILL GOBBLES

Hoaat Pig, Carrots with Cream.
Baked Squash, Chopped Cabbage
Pumpkin Pie. Plum Pudding.
Apples. Nuts. Cheese.
Tea and Coffee.
MRS. ROBERT LAUDER.
Jl2 Waldorf Apartments. City.
For q Family OF Six.
Thanksgiving Menu Editor:
herewith inclose menu for
Thanksgiving. which have used
for our family Of six NJ very nom.
inal cost and very readily prepared.
Oyster Soup with Celery.
Roast Turkey.
Croquettcs OF Rice.
Scalloped Tomatoes.
Sweet Potatoes.
Cranberry Jelly.
Pumpkin Pie, Nuts.
Coffee.
Trusting the big bird" will see
this and join our circle on Thurs.
day, Nov. 2sfh. ] am.
MRS. cHAS. IL. ULMER,
$40 Tenth Az. n. City.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-04

Have the tinsmith make a tray

Have the tinsmith make a tray OF
heavy galvanized iron. size about
six inches longer and five inches
wider than your radiator. Turn up
one side two inches. the other sides
one inch, TO prevent dishes slipping
off. Have half-inch holes cut Just
ms close together as possible. Fas.
ten TO wall back OF radiator with
hooks. so that shelf can be easily
taken down at need.--Woman' s
Home Companion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-04
.MorHER DOES NOT
THINK MUCH or IT"

EpHsH
Dear Mas Grey: I want To be.
come an actress. and my mother
does not think much Of H. >ow.
Mlas Grey. donr you think there
are just as good actresses as any.
one elsef ] am nearly ~ years old.
aud think will be satisfied NJ
that kind OF work Thanking yoa.
!. y. ".
AThcrc arc actresses Just az
good a. other women. bnt these
very actresses do not advise girla
TO so on the stage. The life Is
VERY hard. tho temptations many
and the pay small. except for those
who have made a name. II 700 az.
still determined. study Shakes.
pearea plays They are the high.
est type. and are taken as a model
BIZ gil actresses OF any note.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-04
A FINE TREAT
THIS EVENING

The public IL invited by the Sc.
attic Business Girls club 10 stere-
optlcon lecture on Good Roads. +"
given BY Samuel hin. a son.in-iaw
OF James Hiil. tonight. at o'clock
nj the Y. w. &. A.. Fourth and
Seneca. Mr. I'M kindly donates his
services, the use OF the machine and
the operator.
Several members ~ the Chamber
OF Commerce will DO guests OF the
club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-04
! WE FOLLOWED 4
! TWO LIVELY GIRLS 4



Dear Miss Grey; A few weeks
ago my chum and | followed two
lively acting girls out OF town at
night They let us catch up with
them. and then acted rather freah.
or than glrls usually do. aud allowed
us 10 say anything Nc took a no.
ton to.
Miss Grey. what do you think Of
them and OF usg My chum wrote
before on this. bat received no an.
kWer. FRANK 81.
Al did not answer because I
received letter from the girls the
same mail telling their side.
You were very unmanly. boys. 10
follow the girls. aud hurt your.
selves more than Thorn BY your
unc0uth remarks.
The girls were very indiacreet.
and should have known better than
10 play FRANKS on strangers. The
Girls we're on their 10 a relatives
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-04
she HANDED MY
HUSBAND HER HAT


Dear Mas Grey: VIII you
please give me some adslceg The
other evening my husband and I
attended Grange supper. We
went In RIG with some other peo.
pie. and one OF the women. being
uember ~ the Grange. took some
saiables. We wsre about 10 enter
the hall when she handed my has.
band Der hat aud a can 81 milk 10
carry. which be did. Nov. didn't
Hike that at all. 40. instead OF com.
inE home Ia the same ria. took the
train. az ! thought abe waa get.
ting pretty familiar on a short nc.
quaintance. Hoping YOU can appra
ciate my feelings and give me an
saFiy answer. Sincerely,
DOuBTFTfA
Al DO appreciate your feeilnf q
but you evidently don't think Ypu
have a very sure hold on your tabs
bands affections. II you think Or
rying q hat and a can OF milk fnr
mother woman can seyer thea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-04

To vote for w. w. Black for Su
premc Judge write w. w. Black In
blank space on Nonpartisan Judi
clary Ticket, under Judges SUI
preme Court" and mark *" In
square; Or paste s;icker contain
Ing bis name In same place.
Writing in name is best. as stick
ers may fall off.
n. B.--Precinct election officers
who hand out stickerH or candi-
dates cards within the polls are
liable to imprisonment for cleo
pioneering.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-04

You or might have done the same
thing aud thought nothing OF n.
and think you only succeeded In
making yourself unhappy and con.
npicuous. Jsalouay can only bring
sorrow. and you had better kill Il
before Il kills your home life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-04

vanrsrtissn nominee for Superior
T. ssr "a an enemy OF corruption
!. ruhlle office or private business
III record as a lawyer appeals
4. she people. Organized labor. In.
x-xsudent capital. and all honest
,ssustry viii welcome him on the
bench.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-04

AN ELECTION PRAYER

4 Grant me. Oh God. the power I
4 10 see the right. 20 know the /,
4 truth and 10 cast my vote as 7,
4 becomes q scif.respecting cit I
= izen. I
4 Grant me wisdom TO see. not I
= personal gain. not party glory; /,
= but the side OF the political I,
4 question that will benefit the 1
4 greatest number OF people; /,
4 weld our population IA truer ,
4 brotherhood. and insure our ,
4 children greater and higher {,
= rights than our ancestors I
4 dreamed; and having seen, TO +,
4 cast my vote Alright. +,
4 Grant me. oh God. strength T,
4 10 measure as ! would have I
= Il measured TO me again" To ,
4 throw my mite" on the side ,
= OF the oppressed. the side OF ,
4 justice-and to be the means 1
4 OF helping to concoct a remedy ,
4 of such by voting for the right.
+ Selah. ,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-04
THE MINISTER
AND THE SHOW

Dear Miss Grey: DO you think
i wrong for minister to go 10
a moving picture show or a vaudc
vile house, 1. a.. n he goes 20 the
rlght hnd7 Thanking YOU.
A PATRIOT.
A--That ia for the minister TO
decide. II the show II M place
Cor anyone. II is for a minister.
And then you must remember there
are picture shows and picture
fhows. vaudeylilcs and yandevillea
Clean entertainment. vaudeville or
picture show. cant hurt anyone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-04

yoa eau obtain an Audiphone for a 1e-
day tesf ON payment o. a small rental
And thls rental Ia applied on the purchase
price II you keep tho Audiphonc. and We
make suitable allowance IN exchange On
any hearing device yau may be using
no~. Address srof.z ELEs1 RoPHoNE
CO.. tss Arcade Annex. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-04

The Y. W G. A. has. with the en-.
ceptlon OF cards and dancing. al.
most any Kind OF club a Girl wishes
20 join social. instructive add re
iiEious. The association Is not a
charitable organization. but 80.
clety OF girls for girls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-04

iF YOU'RE sioAlNo, OPEN A
WINDOW

WfNkoW
Signing n often audible expires.
sion Of some emotion. hut often
IL Ia an Involuntary inspiration and
respiration caused by insufficient
oxygen Ia the body.
SlEhing u then a HEALTH
BAROMETER.
In such cases Il n merely an.
other name for oxygen starvation.
And Il should be taken as a warn.
INK.
uftan the person who haa be
come subject To the sighting habit
VIII find. ON self.examlnation that
he II In n more or less rundown
condition.
The remedy IL frequently the re-.
arrangement az conditions which
viii make Il possible to have more
more free. FRESH air 20
breathe.
II you are "slgher." index the
air facilities and ventilation IN the
place or places Ia which you cua.
tomarily work or live.
II you are signing and don't
know any good reason for tho &C.
ton. set up and opcn window
so through few simple exercises;
move around briakiy: get some
more air into your lungs and then
80 back to the occupation OF the
hour. You will probably find your
slghing tendency diminishing and
finally disappearing altogether.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-04
Send a Progressive
to Congress
Don't Waste Your Vote
If you want to defeat
"The Last of the Stand
patters"
Vote for heifner
for Congress

Champ Clark says:
"Any Democrat who
will defeat w. z. Hum
phrey will receive spe-
ciaI consideration from
the Democratic leaders
in Congress-"
Charles C. Heifner is
the only man who can
beat the standpat can
didate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-04

Llnoieums. sc. AS Pike st
Modern Furniture Co.
The Harrison times., 1912-05-18
Orion.

We are talking Of building a new
school house this summer,
There will be important matters
discussed at our school meeting Sat
urday,
! Miss Louie Savage has been en-
ployed TO teach our next term Of
school,
The good people Of this ncighbor-
hood have purchased an organ for
the Sunday school,
Grant, Jesse and Tony Crawford
and Noah Woodward caught over
200 fish in Bear Creek Friday,
There will be boptiaing at this
place next Sunday at ten o'clock,
We will also have dinner on the
ground and Sunday school and sing,
ing in the afternoon
The Harrison times., 1912-05-18
County Correspondence.

at the Government building the
25th at Harrison,
Geo Brand, Of Valley Springs,
started on Wednesdays train for
Kansas where he goes to consult a
specialist in regard to his condition.
He has been sick for several years,
weighs only one hundred and three
pounds, and can't speak above a
whisper
DR.. II, l., Routh sold this week, a
lot to Mrs, Doyic Sanders and her
son Tinzlcy, They expect to erect a
Photograph Gallery on the lot in
the near future. Mr.. Pike has also
bought a lot near the new hotel and
contcmplotes erecting a barber shop
on it soon, Just watch Batavia
grow,
The Harrison times., 1912-05-18
Batavia.

Charlie Cook and John Young's
daughter have both been quite sick
for several days this week
Miss Mary Straight, daughter OF
Mrs, Martin, is on u visit to rel.
Ntives and friends in Muskogee,
Okla,
Dr. Charlie Routh isin Hot Springs
this week taking in the State Medi'
cal Society and attending the an.
nual GonclNye Of the Knights Tenn
plars,
lack lIcaton's horse kicked him
one day last week breaking three Of
his ribs, lie suffers very much, but
his condition Is not considered dam
gerous
Roy Meek and family passed
through our town Wednesday on
their way TO BerryvilIe' Mr., Meek s
now lives in Leslie and il in the gro,
Gerry busines there
Mcssrs John =, Davis, Arch
Crump, and Roy Milum of lIarri.
son were out Monday invoicing the
Bankrupt Stock Of Byrd Nance,
which is to sell TO the highest bidder
The Harrison times., 1912-05-18
DIET AND HEALTH
HINTS
ny DR.. T. J. ALLEN
Food Specialist
DISTILLED WATER
DISSOLVES MINERAL
DEPOSITS IN BODY

Distilled water Will dissolve
mineral matter from the tissues,
and II should be used by every.
one past middle life, The obJee-
tons to the use Of distilled wa
ter raised by persons interested
In mineral waters are, think,
not we'll taken, II Is unreason.
able to suppose that pure water,
as we have II In milk and In
fruits, could be Injurious, One
who drinks little water will al.
ways improve by drinking large
quantities Of any mineral water,
especially WI en- accompanied by
change Of surroundings, better
food and, nore than ALL the ef'
feet Of guG3eg.lon that the wa
ter will effect a cure, And by
this ! do not mean that mineral
waters may not be In certain
caoes beneficial, as drugs may
at times, be means Of cure.
The water In juicy fruits and
milk serves the same purpose
as distilled water About two
Quarts Of water should be taken
daily, when the wgather ls mod.
crately warm and proper exer.
olso 10 taken,