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are in favor Of earning the money
which Is to keep the assoclatl91 N a
good way financially .aiEer that to
solicit donations as is done in many
places.
Following is the cast OF characters
Theseus, Duke Of Athens
$500. .....-.. -, Harry Crockett
Lyssnder. bethrothsd 10 Hernia.
......... ...x-..- :. Joe Hunt
Demetrius. once sditor to Hslsns,
no in love with Hernia, 1880.
... . John Mccullough
PhiIostrate. Master Of tie Rovels-
49, -- . sOscar Cook
Egeus. father Of Hernia $50 -.
49,. -. .. ---- Dpsh1n Angiu
ounce. a Carpenter ...-..--
....-. 49, $3.50. Emile foakum
Snug. a Joiner Howard Warren
Bottom, a Weaver 49,. WIN Viiscn
Flute, a Beiiows-meHder -.. ...-..
-. -. -. George Medis cvica
Shout. Tinker 49, Bruce StTuthefs
ssarveling a tailor 80. w
.. Herbert NildEian
filppolyta. Queen OF the Amszons.
...... -. Medina Cochran
Hernia. in love with Lysander
1900 ... Jennaveys John
Helena. In love with Demetrirs
...... bertha Roberts
Oheron, King OF The Fairies ....
.- 49,. M Emmabei Role
Titania. Queen OF the Fairies 49,
... -. Jennie Warren
Puck. or Robin Gooafeli0W
.'.s.-. -. Ivan johnson
First Fairy . Eajth Kenaedy
Also Peasbloss0m. Austafdseeds Cob
web, Moth and other Fairies ...
Edith Chapman. Ursula Reese. Az.
ea Saelid. Fioy CLANCY, Anna warren.
and Laura Funkhauser.
Captain ..--- ..---..- Joe Muir
Prices %. 50. % and Sf0e
Reservations an. day after ? p n
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Legal Advertisements.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
IN THE COUNTY OF CoCHISE
STATE OF ARIZONA

IN THE Matter OF the Estate and
Guardianship Of VALMOUR d.
TERREBONNE, ALERT H. TER
REBONNE, EFFIE G.. TERRE-
BONNIE, PAUL J. TERREBONNE.
LEILA NJ TERREBONNE, AND
BEVERLY V. TERREBoNNE.
Minors.
Notice Of Hearing Petition
NOTICE is hereby given that M
mosa I. Terrebonne. has filed in this
court Her Petition praying that she.
the said M.mosa J.. TerrebOnne. ne
appointed Guardian Of the Persons
and Estates OF the above named Min
ors. and that the same viii be heard
on Thursday the 18th day of Febru-
AIRY. 4. D., 1913, at 1890 O'Clock III
the forenoon OF said day. at tbs
Courtroom OF said court, in the City
OF Tombstone, County OF Cocnise
State OF Arizona and all persons in
terested in said estate are notified,
then and there to appear and show
cause II any they have. why the
prayer Of said petitioner should not
BE- granted.
J. Z. JAMES.
Clerk of the Superior Cour.
BY c. y. WILSON.
Deputy Clerk
Dated January 2Sth.. 1913 ga
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-05
Says Sage and Sulphur Dark
ems Hair Beautifully and
Ends Dandruff

Hair that loses its color and luslre,
or when il ia les, turns gray, dull ard
IifeIess is caused by a lack of sulphur
IN the hair. says q well-known local
pharmacist. Dur Grandmother made
up a mixture Of Sage Tea and SUI
phur TO keep her locks dark and
beautiful and even today this simple
preparation has no equal Millions OF
women and men too. who value that
even color. that beautiful dark shade
Of hair. which is so attractive use
only Sage Tea and sulphur.
Nowadays we are not bothered with
the task or gathering the sage leaves
and the mussy mixing &C home. Sim
ply ask az any drug store for a 80
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LODGE NOTICES
MASONIC CALENDAR

WEEK ENDING FEB. 8, 1878.
a Blue. Regular
No Friday
" Saturday
j. ]. O'Loughlin, w. NJ.
Bassett Watkins, sec'y. F. & A. NJ.
G. w. Stewart. H. P.
r. f. Bennett, T. !. NJ.
J. T. Abrams. L. c.
w. r. Banks, Sec'y. Huachuca Coun'
ell, r. A. NJ. & X. T.
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REVIEW WANT ADS

Advertisements
The insertion in tins nest
mornings
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FOR sALE,-The Little Wonder Talk.
ing machine and Edison 35c Rec
ords. $50 OF with u Records
E5.75. Address Howard {. Baber,
Phoenix, Ariz 81
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WANTED-You 70 telephone pa
write US or call if you have fnrn!
Iure for sale. highest cash price
raid or exchanged. House furnish
ings complete, easy payments
Standard Furn. Co, Allen Block.
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Wanted

WANTED-Young man.
% years. good recommendations,
desires position. Address J. X.
Andrews, Gen. Del. SAC.
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LARRIs BLOCK FURNITURE co.
New and second hand furniture
bought and sold. Fine stock wall
paper. Brewery avenue. Phone
257.
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Extraordinary Values are offered in
the big Furniture sale at the Phelps
Dodge Store
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FOR SAIE-One hundred dne white
L5ghorn heas delivered 10 Bisbee
% Dousies AZ siV.9D per dozen. ~.
II. Farrell ST. David, Ariz 3i7
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good shipping copper property Tor
sale or lease on liberal terms. ThiF-
~ years a pioneer in this district.
Write me. VIM. Powers, Patagonia,
Arizona. 500.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-05

EGGS FOR Matching. S. c. Rhode Is
land Reds, Tompkin's strain, $150
and $500 per %. KaHerstrass Crys-
tai White 0rpingtons, Sls0 per ~
teen. Address, l. Z. HAYES. War
rem, ATthnua. Pbore 492 Blue.
2S6
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8is5EE LODGE RIO 7fs
Meetings every Friday night, Mason
ic Temple. Visiting brothers cordially
invited
F. Z. BENNETT, Dictator.
J. A. ". VoNK. Secretary.
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pREAoNoueHT

DREAONoUGHT
NO, 30.
Meets every Mon
day night al 7:50
sharp at Masonic
hall. Visiting broth
ers cordially IL
|. yited.
y BREREToN.
w. II.
r. FERGUS. Rec.
Sec'y. BOX 426.
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MONEY TO LOAN-On real estate
and negotiable stock and bonds at
SSo simple interest. Boy your own
home and pay for it at less than
$1,000 per month, including botn
note and interest. J.. T. Frazier.
Rooms - and II Allen Block.
ANYONE knowing the whereabouts
OF Andrew Pollari. miner. age 81
last worked in Bisbee. notify his
father, Jacob PolIari, Brush Prairie.
Wash PCS
Evening journal., 1913-10-15
BOOTHS HYOMEI
Has Benefited Thousands of Caiarrh
Snicrers-Miil DO the Same For
You or Money Bach.

The Hyomc treatment that has ef-
fectiVely benefited many thousands Of
sufferers from catarrh. bronchitis,
husky voice. coughs ana colds in the
head is easy and pleasant 20 use. Just
pour a few drops in the inhaler and
breathe il in--no stomach dosing.
The healing. soothing and antiseptic
air VIII reach every nook and crcvice
of the museous membrane of the nose
and throat will surely stop the irri-
tation almost Immediately; viii allay
the inflammation, drive out the foui
cdor: kill the germs and Danish the
disease
lf you suffer from raising OF mucous
frequent sneezing. discharge from the
nose. droppngs in the throat crusts IN
the nose. watery eyes. or any other
symptom OF catarrh-use Hyomei.
A complete Hyomei outfit. including
inhaler and bottle OF liquid, costs only
Sl00, and an extra hottie of liquid il
afterwards needed. is but so cents
az all druggists. Your money will be
returned IL not henefitted.
Sold by \. b Danforth Market and
Second streets.
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great event. For it has happened that
in its flight the precious ma has burst
and given IFS news TO the waves. When
( the seven foot long rocket lands Success
fully. there is q wild stampede, OF the
natives. thrsting for the latest news
from Samoa on the tii Islands.
Baron Won Westernhagen. an officer OF
the German Iandwehr (Reservel Cav
airy, was shot dead by the wel-known
portrait painter, Prof Mass, in the hall
of the landwehr Casino, at Berlin. The
affair has created a profound sensation.
/ Between Mass and Wcsternhagen there
had been bad blood for some time, the
latter being under the impression that
! the painter had been influential in get
/ taig certain articles against him pub
lishcd in a Berlin weekly journal der
I Roland)
In order to free himself from these
charges, Prof. MASS appealed to the
Court of Honor of the Landwehr TO in
vestigate the matter. The charges which
the paper had made against Mesternha-
gen were of sufficiently grave nature. IL
was alleged that esternhagen was
eager TO obtain the title of chamber
i lain from ono of the petty CentralCer-
! llAii fHullN. anu hoA 'NIiA'NhA ~ hANlNtA
officer of the reserve to take the neces-
sary steps He gave this comrade 5000
marks as an honorarium, and, in order
that the transaction might bear the
! light OF day he obtained from the officer
Ia bill for this amount. He also prom
ised an additional 1850 marks, should
the deal turn out successfully.
While his brother officer was engaged
in negotiating the title, Westernhagen
had his ambition gratifed from another
source, and thereupon, it is alleged, he
! took steps to yet back his money, using
severity in doing so. and driving his
friend to the verge of despair This was
the charge which the Court of Honor
/ had to unravel, and, also, the part which
Mass had in promulgatng it.
Both Mass and Westernhagen we're
summoned to give evidence. After Mass
mad given his version he was met on the
stairs of the Casino by Westernhagen, a
man of enormous stature, who was wear
inc his uniform and sword. Mass IS
described as a man of diminutive stat
ure.. Westernhagen approached Mass
and gave him box on the ear Of such
violence as to send the unfortunate
PAINTER spinning to the wall. The in
censed baron then drew his sword In
self-defense Maass drew pistol and
shot Westemhagcn through the heart.
The man staggered into the tribunal
room. eNclaiming that he had been shot,
and died.
NIaass surrendered himself to the au-
thorities. but was son liberated. Ii was
not believed TO be necessary to coniine
him as he acted in self-defense.
! Copyright, 1913, by A. d. Jacobson)
Evening journal., 1913-10-15
BY FLANEuR

Iery by Capt Cook, in l774. IL was
taken possession OF by Philip King and
a party OF eonvicts in l7SS, abandoned
in 1908, again utilized as a penal settle
ment by New South Wales in 1876, and
ceded TO Tasmania ia 1872. The most
romantic episode IN its history was
when in 1886 hc con, lets were replaced
by the staring Pitcairn Islanders, de-
scendants of the mutineers of the ship
Bounty, who were granted practical self
government. Bishop Patterson, who Ia
bored on Norfolk Island is commemor-
ated by a memorial church, with win
dows designed by Brue Jones, and exc
cuted by William Morris.
A curious instance of the irony of tate
/ IS associated with Norfolk Island. Nom
/ inally O. Crown Colony, il was for long
time practically a little isolated repub-
Tic of the most primitive pattern. Every
, boxing day the inhabitants met IN con
claye and elected a president and coun-
eli of ten TO manage public affairs for
I the ensuing year. When Joseph Chant
bcrlain became British Colonial Secre-
tarv. he abolished t.c republic and sub
stitutcd an autocracy in the shape of
permanent government resident with
an advisory executive board, and this
same Mr. Chamberlain once was the
"Republican' Mayor of Birmingham.
It may not be known generally that
fopposite the landing pier ON Norfolk
/ Island. over gate that leads to the
prison enclosure. there has been for many
years sign bearing this inscription
taken from Dante's Inferno Leave an
hope behind all ye who enter here.
/ N.ascinte oani speranca vol ch' entrate).
the terrible warning has disappeared
some fifty or sixty years ago.
Disappearing islands are only one OF
the many mysteries Of the Pacific. ihefe
are evidences of lost continent and a
vanished civilization throughout the vast
ocean that rolls. between America ana
1 Australia The massive ruins OF ancient
lbuidines in Samoa and Tonga. and the
! curious statues found on Easter Island
! are msoved conundrums. A couple ol
} the Eastern Island statues have STOOD
, for long time in front of the British
! Museum, successfully defying the learn
ed folks of London TO elucidate thell
/ m Gaming despite travel or researches.
Those two little islands Of tp'
"Friendly" group, which an untriendls
earthauake has lust submerged unde
/ the sea. had as their center of govern
ment the island of Good Hope, tine mrs
to be discovered by the Pandora crew
/ i'm 1871. But this capital of many islet'
is difficult TO approach for the seas arr
dangerous. save to very small craft
/ The British Postmaster General there
/ fore has invented method OF ms owl
I for the delivery of mails. lac does s'
/ by means of rocket. When the hour o.
delivery arrives the whole popuiatio'
ensembles on the shore to watch IN
Evening journal., 1913-10-15
srNAron nrroNr ANp ono nnEncr.

& NAoR HENRY A. DuPoNTs unremitting agh,
~ Tor eoy9fnment dredge to be stationed permanent
81 in Wilmington harbor has been attended by unQual-
ined succcss. The Federal government has authorized
Emitted States Engineer r. r. Raymond to award 70
tie spcdden shipbuilding Company Of Baltimore. the
contract Tor building such drcdge, Il will cost
SlS6.s9O
tn people Of Wilmington debt OF srattuje
to the senior SENATOR from Delaware for the great
work he has done in Washington in this highy-im-
portant matter. There were times when il was fear
ed he would fail in the of powerful influences
rate1 against his dredge project The Sen
stor. however. arose TO every emergency and sur
mounted every obstacle that stood in the way of the
6ood work he was doing for his city and state.
lie now has The satisfaction Of knowing that in
ite while the work Of constructing the dredge wiz
Be under way and that it viii be pushed with all the
fisor consistent with good workmanship. Not how
ever until the dredge is in operation our local har
oor keeping the channel deep and wide for the con-
venence OF commerce. viii the people of our city
ana state realize what great benefit the Federal
Government through Senator dupont has conferred
upon them.
Evening journal., 1913-10-15
Editorial Opinion
Our BOARD OF TRADE,

From the Clayton News.
Does the Clayton Board of Trade
realize it's great opportunity Are
the many natural advantages of Clay
ton TO he held in check while our
neighhorine towns are steadily eX-
.panding in industry. population and
wealth? One needs TO only superb
cially glance around in order 10 sec
the vast opportunities of Clayton
We have an outlet to both the Della
ware and Chesapeake Bays; one con
meeting with Philadelphia and New
York. and the other with Baltimore
and the South. The railroad facili-
tics of Clayton could not be better
.The Delaware Railroad gives direci
and fast service to all Northern
points and uuequalled advantages foi
Southern trade. The Delaware and
Chesapeake Railroad opens up to OK
ford a good field for trade with oul
smaller towns. These excellent
facilities are unknown to the manu-
featuring public. Why let them waste
Shall VIC not toll the public that We
have lust the location they arc look
ing for2 Mir. Board OF Trade Mem
ber. here rs your opportunity. Gel
acquainted with the man who Is look
ing for a. good location whore nc may
invest his capital Show him Clay
ton. II means dollars ia your pocket
as we'll ass lis. It means increase
of trade TO every business ia Clayton
II means a large, thriving. hustlini
town Manufacturing plants that giy'
employment an the year are what
nt,ts commercial life i'm "A town. Other
towns with fewer advantages than
Clayton have secured such plants
why not Clayton? DO you want ia
hear the morning and evening
whistles from many industrial plants
They arc waiting for you to discover
ana invite 90 locate here Part o
Evening journal., 1913-10-15
GOSSIP OF THE COURTS

The maestro Emico Toscli has writ
ten an opereta, which will be perform
cd at Florence The title, which un-
questionably has been suggested by the
publishers for sensations sake. is-"l.a
Princiressa Bizarr1 The Queer prn-
cess however. rs not the one ynu would
have IN mind and the play has mo- rel
crenre TO the coniuga misf0rtmes of
Signnr loseli on those of bis eX-wile
and eXCrown Princess Louise of Sax
ony 1oselli's music T. agreeable and
has a certain charm. The motif is
that Of an opera coinquc rather than
AN operetta. n contains a few fetching
airs, particularly long one in the third
act, with accompaniment of violin solo.
As far as one may Judge from the par
titue' the work shows no evidence of re-
search in composition, and is just a
croditable effort, as might be expected
FROM any person with a musical train
ing. (Ioseli has sold the American
rights for Sl0,000l His publishers will
: try to have IL performed in Paris at
/ the Iheatcr dcs Varieties. The difficult
| ty is that this theatcr already has more
operettcs in hand than it can put on
the stage.
Art knows mo- nationality; at least il
/ shouldn't So II is delightful TO - find
! NJ Escollcr, the eminent "chcf." acting
as mediator m the triple duel of naticn-
alitics. He was called from the Carl
/ ton Hotel. London, 10 cook for the
/ Kaiser ON the maiden trip of the new
J lmperator. and in an interview he eN-
/ tracted from the Kaiser the confession
] Al stE
of his areatost desires" The Kaiser
/ shook hi, hand. and NJ. Escofer went
away happy in the reflection that he had
l0lled the notentate with ideas; for it is
| known that Wilhelm II hitherto has
closed his mouth against oil but German
/ food. But this conquest by way OF the
Kitchen is the more dramatic when you
remember that NJ. Escoler was among
the cooks that accompanied Napoleon III
/ in 1870 INTO his captivity at Wilhems-
hoehc. lie served the vanqushed En-
parer in his stately prison. Now he has
vanauishod the grandson of the con
loueror with the pots and pans OF his
profession. For not only armies. but
Emperors. march con their stomachs.'
Turner'S celebrated picture of "the
Falls Of the Rhine at Schafihausen
has been sold to the Boston Museum.
This picture was purchased ia 1906
twhen il was exhibited at the British
Roval Academy by the trst Lord de
rabey. and IL hung more than cen
tury at Tablev Hall. me old sent of the
Leicester family In Cheshire. Il was eX-
hibited at Manchester in 1851 and at
Burlington House, london in 1879.
Norfolk Island. which is to be taken
over by the Austranan commonwealth
has seen many changes since its discov-
Evening journal., 1913-10-15
WEDNESDAY OCT. Is. 1913.
RrrrnLlcAN All $50 rrs MORk.

-.>BE Young Mems Republican Club Of this city is
Il the foremost organization OF It's kind In the
state OF Delaware 1t has existed for years and play
ed conspicuous part shaping the political affairs
Of tbc commonwealth The fact that last nisht 1t took
over its and handsome clubhouse at No $40 King
street 81 am important political event II shows that
the organization Is virile and determined to be more
asgrcfye and effective than ever In uphoding Re
a.nhlic4 principles and practices.
&c ~ o. the credit for putting Delaware formerly
~ Aholmiugy Democratic, in the Republican column
Stkcepng il there is due to this admirable organi-
.E r1on and to the who have been and now are
81 4 members Its good political influence has not been
ypsnhncd 10 the city OF Wilmington, or even TO New
lastc county but has extended with potent effect into
ront and Sussex counties. The greatest political
6ectnes ever held in Delaware have been under IT'S
-auspccs IA fact il has eNerted power that has
-heen as be16hciai the Republican party il has
been disastrous to the Democratic party.
We congratulate this militant aud ntelligenty-dI-
rocted organization upon the fact that it has into
OF such a handsome home We hope
its members will obtain from it all the pleasure TO
which their enterprise in building il entities them. We
are sanguine the Republican party IN Delaware
VIII derive constantly y-ncreasing benefit from having
its headquarters in such splendid environment
The existing political situation in Delaware is such
hat it must indicate clearly 90 the club that it has
important 3ork to do. IN the pleasure that attends
The s9on.oi such home the serious purposes for
which <fbat home established must not be over
lo9kfd. IL should be made quickly as possible a
e,D5oce from which Republican sentiment and dynamic
force shall emanato and reach into all the legislative
Districts il the State. That sentiment and dynamic
force be eNertcd TO reconcile all conflicting Gle
mcnts in the Republican party that are susceptible
OF beng rcconcied lt must be used 20 wrest from
Doiaocratsc control those Offices which the Democrats
gained in the last election result of Republican
dsanecton. The drift Of public sentiment is favor
able TO such work for the benefit OF the Republican
party and the public at large. IL is the important
task tlpt confronts Che organization. and its menl-
bcrs should address themselves TO il with char
acterisuc visor and Intelligence.
Evening journal., 1913-10-15
SLEEP DISTURBING BLADDER WEAKNESS
BACKACHE-RHEUMATISD, QUICKLY VANISH

SO sure. so positive, so quick and
lasting, are the results obtained from
the use of Croxone that three doses a
day for few days are often all that
is required to end the worst backache,
regulate the most annoying bladder
disorders, and overcome the numer-
Gus other similar conditions.
CroxOne Is so prepared that Il is
practically impossible to take it with
ont results.
An original package costs but q
trifie, and all druggists are authorized
10 return the purchase price il CroX-
one fails TO give desired results. re-
gardless of how old YOU are, how louf
YOU have suffered. or what else has
] failed.
Evening journal., 1913-10-15

Timothy l.. Woodruff. formerly Lieutenant-Gcy.
ernor of New York, and for many wears one of the
most prominent Republican leaders IN the Un'ted
states, is dead The hope That he would survive the
stroke he suffered when addressing a largo Fusion
meeting i'm Carnegie Hall. New York City. rocoruy
failed Of iulfment The news Of his death has cans
ed widespread regret even among Democrats who
always had feared his political skill and Republicans
who regretted the disaiecton which last year led him
to forsake the party with which he had been affiliated
long and prominently and to. cast his fortunes
with the Progressive movement
Evening journal., 1913-10-15
MRs. PANKnURsTs COMING.

II ETENTlON OF Mrs Emmeline Pankhurss by the
II immigration officials in New York when she ar
rives there La Province this week only will
to advertise her coming and make heroine and
martyr OF that British militant. SHE has done nothing
since last visit to this country than had
done prior to that visit If she be undesirable alien
now, she certainly undesirable alien then
Thee may be certain amount of British official in
huence back OF the contemplated detention Of the
foremost militant sufragst in the world.
lt is not at all likely that American will
adopt the practices of Mrs Pankhursts followers in
Great Britain to enforce upon the people here their
demand for the elective franchise In fact there
be inclination in certain suffrage quarters to ig-
more Mrs. Pankhurst's presence. The instant she is
detained Ellis Island. however. is likely there
VIII be reyulsion of feeling and that thousands OF
women Interested in the suffrage cause viii demand
that she he admitted and permitted deliver her
sage whatever it may be- the American people. II
other words her coming will attain prominence il
the American mind II could attain wer,
IN, immigration officials less active
Evening journal., 1913-10-15

The Columbus Day celebration here Monday was
crcditabe to all who participated IT, Although the
burden Of the days dongs fell upon our Italian Amer
ican citizens. thousands of citizens turned out to
see the parade. IL is a pity more persons were
in line and that the representation therein did
not include others besides those OF Italian birth
or descent. Every person who lives in America owes
annual tribute TO the memory Of ltalys nav-
gator who blazed the Atlantic the way to the
Western World.
Evening journal., 1913-10-15
Even Most Chronic Sufferers Find Re
-nef FrGm Few Doses OF CrOAnne.

Croxone soon relieves such condi-
tions because it reaches the very
roots OF the disease. II soaks right
into the stopped up, inactive kidneys
through the walls and Innings; cleans
out the little iiltering cells and
glands: neutralizes and dissolves the
poisonous uric acid substances that
lodge i'm the joints and muscles to
scratch and irritate and cause rheu-
matism: heals the inhamed mem
branes Of the bladder. and cleans out
and strengthens the stopped up, lite-
less Kidneys so they can filter and
sift an the poisons from the blood,
and drive il out of the system.