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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-12

OF Agriculture. clipping from which is
interesting at this time. Mr.. Jones says:
During the last two months 1 have visited
IN virginia. Maryland and West Virginia.
Everywhere the hay crop will be 20 70 60
per cent less than year ago weekly
heid reports from Kentucky and those sec
lions unvisited indicate an equal shortage
Much has already been cut to prevent dry-
Ing up and TO Increase the chanc. ~ s.o,,-
ing fail crop. should there be an album
dance OF rain later on. Because or this
partial failure many farmers are niannins
to sell their sheep and young cattIa
these are sold the fall OF 1918 will ana ~.
farmers much poorer financially beca,t,, ~
no live stock to dispose of TO meet ohIira
tions and buy necessities. What can M.
done to meet this problem? -
Tho farmers should be urged to hold 10
thing at once TO furnish roughness TO carry
them through the winter. In most section,
rain has fallen so such late crops as
sorghum. mlllet. corn and cowpeas can be
sown. The crop TO SOW depends upon the
time OF killing frost.. Phe Weather Bureau
OF the Department OF Agriculture shows tho
average date of the irst killing frost In
autumn In the greatest altitude of West
virginia. Virginia and Maryland 10 he Octo.
Der . with October 10 FOR the greater part
81 West virginia and the higher sections OF
Kentucky. Virginia and Maryland october
~ ana 10 Is the date for the remainder OF
Maryland. Virginia and kentucky except
that area OF Virginia and Maryland near the
coast, winch is fve or ten days later In,
earnest date on which killing frost has
occurred In these states is September ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-12
NEWSPAPER CALCULATIONS.
Quality. Not Size the Real Test of Influence
md Nnluc To the AuNerfiser

Following the reduction in the price OF the
London Times from n cents. its circu!a-
tton increased from 5000 10 1909 The
gam OF 10000 is consequence OF the cut
OF cents mas brought cons!dera BILE change
IN the quality Of the Times circulation re-
isrrins to this in an inte-v!ey IN London.
John \. S!eicheg. editor and publisher Of
LeslieH weekly. makes the interesting re-
mark that whatever may he said about
arse circulation and cheap publications. the
greatest influence is exercised by those that
maintain prices we'll their dignity"
Me holds In common with most publisher.
noting the trend OF the times. that the quail
ity OF the reader is the real test OF the
Naiue ana influence OF newspaper. espe-
Cia!Iy where advertising Is concerned. The
Gay 81 chedpentnG prices FOR newspapers Ii
p.acueaily gone. Instead OF enlargement
IN the quality and class OF the newspaper.
not necessarily in its size. E.mphasi% wlli be
Increasingly laid upon quality In all cases.
ihcae are views which have become
rent among American Journalists. and are
steadily penetrating into Canada. Adver-
Users have been hiding out that IN many
eases cheap circulation Is about on a par
with no circulation. There are classes OF
advertised goods which need the w!des, sort
OF publicity But most Advertising !s the
exercise OF suggestion and persuasion upon
readers, and here the quality OF circula lion
Grass the readers are not only rsai ea-ners
anu people o! thrift. but are more susceoti-
b,e 70 eood business Inducements than tho.e
o! less peFcc!virE order. And not alone
from the advertisers poin, o. view which
usually consists In the checking OF -e,urn.
!ng-tne publication which seeks soundncss
ana qpa!!ty before chea pneSs and cheap ctr.
cu4dtion makes every copy OF circulation
count.-Toronto Mai and Empire.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-12
SEABOARD AIR LINE EARNS
GOOD RATE ON rREFERRED
Gross Earnings for Year Ending Juno
approximate Twenty Five Million
~ Large Increase.

New York. July 1.-THE seaboard Air
Lines gross earnings continue to show In
Srehses Tor June. although these are getting
down 70 small proportions. In tho second
Week OF Juno gross Increased only 0.s per
cent For the eleven and a half months to
June ~ the gain in gross has amounted 10
s,o;.s'. or 33 per cent. and In view OF the
parity o, earnings In June with those OF
June 1918. II Is likely that little change
viii he made In the closing weeks TO disturb
esta blished.
II. therefore. follows that seaboard Air
Line VIII close the fiscal year with approxl-
matelE 3.Slccn more gross than In 1919 In
ten months to April 81 last net earnings
were $4,000 ahead Of the same period OF
last year. IT, therefore. nothing has oc-
CURED TO disturb the trend OF the company's
operating ratio In the closing months OF the
Tor the fun fiscal period may he expected
10 snow an increase of about s24i se9 COM
pared with the twelve months ended June 80
3tiS Practically all OF this net gain and
Whatever Increase is shown In other In
come VIII be swallowed up in higher fixed
charges. so that nnal results OF operations
ior the year. after taking care of all de-
auctions. VIII about square with 1918
HthouSh the current years surplus does
not come UP to official estimates made Al
,hc tine The company inaugurated dividends
satisfactory BY the management in view
o! tne current years prevailing stagnation
in al lines OF business
When directors meet to take action on
the next quarterly dividend in the latter
part 81 July. there IL every expectation that
the regular rate VIII be maintained. There
mas been no discussion OF change
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-12
GREATER BUILDINGS IN WINSTON
IL. j. Reynolds Tobacco Company
finnninE for Enormous Addition
to Already lnlmcnse PInnt

: Winston Sa lem. y. c.. July 1.-THE
X. j. Reynolds Tobacco Company has
had plans prepared for another hand
some new steel and concrete nreproof
building TO be erected Ut Winston
salem, y. {. The plant viii be CON
structed according to special design
Tor scientifically conditioning tobacco.
The new sweat house vii! have n
capacity of 1900 900 pounds OF leaf TO-
bacco. II viii be 66xl94 feet, of steel
construction, with concrete and briok
curtain walls. 1t Will have eleven
floors. the sixth floor being insulated in
SUCH a way as TO keep out tho heat
from the five apartments above and
below. creating IA sweat room, where
the Leaf. after being stored in a high
temperature on the other floors OF the
building, may be brought in and or
dered TO a condition permitting the
handling of the weed without crum-
bling. IL Is process that has become
known as intensive ordering. Each of
the five top and five bottom floors is
constructed OF heavy steel Stats. per-
hitting an even temperature TO per-
wade each section of Ave floors OF the
building; The building viii be 10.
feet high. All windows and doors as
well As stairways, viii be of steel rem
dering the building entirely freproof
he cost OF the building is approXi-
mated at between $4,000 and sl6O 600
and in addition TO it's peculiar scientific
arrangements 1t viii be 81 handsome
structure
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Hester. Weekly Cotton s,.,.mcr,

companions are TO actual dates. not to
ctose Of corresponding weeks
IN sight for week 33,eo bales. In sigh,
same even days last year 100 bales
sight same date last year. 5000 bales
In sight Tor season. Asi7.r3o bales. In
Port receipts for season. lo.553.0p bales
Port receipts same date last year 3s339.
Overland 10 mill, and Canada for season.
i,ts"O bales. Overland 10 milf, and Canada
same date last year. i,c7s.onS bales.
southern mill takinss for season .7s2 ECO
nd!es southern mi'l takinSs same date
last year. o.s3i.Hjj bales.
lrterio. stocks IN encess OF September l.
F"op bales. Interior stocks In excess OF SEN
ten!he. last year 1900 bales
Foreign exports for week. a3ueo bales.
Foreign exports same seven days las, year.
$500 bales
Foreign exports FOR season $500 bale.
Foreign exports same date last year. $500
Northern .p.nners' tak.nss and Canada To-.
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Weekly Bank statement

New York. Iuly 1.-THE statement q. IN.
actual condition 81 clearing house banks
and trust companies for the week show.
that they hold si.S11Slo reserve In excess q.
legal requirements This j. decrease O.
s39i2.'5l from last week. The statement
follows:
Actual condition:
Loans. s3,6@si!ooo: decrease s27lsaon1.
Specie. sSii.l?j.oJ1. decrease sl7,at1ooe
Legal tenders s76.ots60o. Increase &3ess 90
$4,000 "
Circulation. sil,s.5 90. increase sss $3.50.
Banks cash reserve in vault. s375n!s9aa
STa.lS 0o.
Aggregate cash reserve. $3.50 7oae,o
Excess lawful reserve. fs,5'721o. decrease.
Trust companies reserve with clearing
house members carrying = per cent cash re-
summary Of ,State banks and trust COM
panies in Greater New York not !ncIuded
In clearing house statement:
Loans ana investments. Si7s.H:!.epi; in
Gold. so7eie>o; increase. $3.50. so
Currency and hank notes so,S&i. 500: de-
crease siS.sl0
Total deposits. ssss.oo4s'o: decrease. SIS
8. 0np. y"
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Cotton Goods Rex,ew

New York. July l!.-cot,on goods markets
were easier and slightly more active al the
end Of the week. The demand FOR gray
goods fo' printing and converting on the
last days of the week broadened steadily
ana contracts We're made for the last three
months o: the year. The Improve MAS
not so manifest In other lines. but there Mas
every promise OF better business as the
week ended. Wholesalers and retailers Mi.
he In the central markets In larger mum
ners thar usual in the Eas. next week the
ClAh!n sale being one drawing card and
meetings OF various Wholesale associations
another developments among buyers viii
ne watched closely. and while nothing in
the way ~ great uplift is anticipatea
most merchants are predicting larger huyin =
man mas been witnessed in some weeks
Many lines .. me and fancy co;tons FOR
spring vii! be opened on Monday and dress
ginghams lines for a new season w,ii ~.
p b-t prins and sheetings rule quiet.
tons irm Tie UNDERLYING tndunnI, -
fectins distribution is the hope Of good
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week. 5000 bslei. Northern spinners TAX
infs and Canada sams seven days last year.

week. 5000 bsisi. Northern spinners TAX
infs and Canada same beven days last year.
1900 bales.
Northern spinner.' taklnss ana Canada for
season. s.493.Opo bales Northern splnners
takings to same date last year. ?.S3a.ooo bales.
Statement of spinnery' taknEs of Ameri-
can cotton throughout the world:
This week. 1900 bales Same seven days
last year. ioo. 900 bales.
Total once September I, i3.3's.ooo bales.
Same date last year. 90 bales.
Total visible this week. 3.6oo. 6oo bales.
Total visible last week. 3.si6Dto bales. Total
OF this. the total American this week.
soi6.coo bales: OF this. the total American
American last year. $4,000 bales
All other kinds this week. i.s7s.rao bales.
other kinds last year. 1853. 900 bales.
Visible in the United States this week.
$4,000 bales Visible In the United States
this date last year. $4,000 bales
Visible In other countries this wcsx. $4,000
last year, 21l3Go0 bales
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-12

ke;. This covering stimulated chiefly
by droughty conditions in Texas and the
forecast or fair weather for that State over
Sunday. -Heports from several Important,
COUNTIES were that the crop beginning
To suffer for want OF moisture. and that
continued drought would he serious Bulls
who thought the market oversold. went TO
buying the theory that "A reaction was
due. and prices after a Sigh, depression
around the opening. did better al their best
standing sn? points over yesterdays last
quotations The close was at q net gain Of
tn1 points
Cotton futures closed steady July. ,2.aa.
January. i2.i6. March 1856.
spot cotton UNCHANGED; middling. IL s-!s:
srlct middiinE. IL His: sales on the spot.
eS bales; TO arrive. none
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-12
ALBERTA LOOKS LARGE;
PROSPECTS VERY FINE
seahoard Railway Line improvements
seem TO Have New Town Right In
Nfew-Sew Tobacco Market

NfeW-New Tobacco Market.
Alberta, Va, July 1.-THE weather
here. and In all OF tbs country round
about. has been. for the pas. two
weeks. absolutely Ideal. and. as re-
suit. the crops have blooned out In
great shape and are looking unusually
we'll The people who got too much
scared BY the so-called drought have
recovered from their fright.
Many farmers near to Alberta have
been this week topping" their tobac-
CO. Notwithstanding the drought
scare. this topping" season has not
been delayed over a week. The indi-
cations now are that the tobacco
growing region around Alberta will
grow largely more OF the weed this
year than ever before. especially the
bright weed AS II matter of fact, 1t
is now very certain that the two ware
houses. being erected In Alberta. will
ccnf1ne themselves almost entirely TO
the sale OF the brigh,s. Speaking OF
these warehouses. II may be said that
they arc nearing completion as rapidly
as the contractors can keep busy.
The eaboard Air Line Railway is
taking notice OF Alberta. The com
pany is constructing an extra side
track here OF something like 1000
feet. In these days OF double track
ing. nobody knc"s just what may
hanpen. il may be. as come OF tho
railway employees intimate, that this
long stretch of siding may in time
become great part OF an all-State
double track system and Alberta vii
be a distinctive point on the line
In the construction OF the railway
improvements here. the building OF
the warehouses and the many other
kinds OF building work going on. many
rev people are being employed The
payrols OF Alberta this week footed
up largely more than $4,000 which is
goodly sum of currency to be turn
ed loose all at one time in a little
town like this
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-12

Columbia. s. c.. July n.-South Carolina
sinners ', nave purchased since the rrst Of
'nis year more than loco. eco ton. or fer.
,lazers a record In such purchase. On
me lace OF II. this may indicate nush time.
IN south Carolina. but there are some peo.
iIc uo"n mere who are beginning To vonde.
ana 10 ask themselves: Does 1. nay,
mere Is growing belief that moro deem
plowins and less buying of fertilizers nigh,
pa1 better it'e'i
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CATTLE MARKETS..

Chicago. July iI-Hogs strong: bulk Of
sales k59dssa -: light. &.sa6ss.o,. mixed.
IS 'eHss.i; heavy. SO. rough. 3s.c5fsS -:
t.@asss: steers s6.ioa,sss: stockers and
feeders. sj.I5h}s.0o. COWS and helfers ss751l
500. calves s,,aodsio 81. sheep. steady:
sheep. &3S13s %; yearinss ss0oqsTto. lambs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-12
Good Demand for Cannes

New York. July 1.-THE week op.n.d .i,h
a.. rom,inyancs OF the good demand for cop,
Pc! inttai. which was noted prcv!ous Ia ~
holidays. Buying is on the part OF MANI
ann. s here and abroad. Buying is being
t. mere on lsSc pound basis electro.
,ytlc delivered thirty days while abroad n
r, possible 70 obtain somewhat better prices
me mead OF one of the large agencies saw,
mat continuance or present rate or bu.,ng
Wiz! mean further advance In ,hr me,,ls
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

New York. July ii.-To-day was 4 holiday
firm
cottonsee1 oil Was nrmer owing 10 COW
erins the DID months, brought about by
general falling of In offerings and the hrr,-
lower 10 nine points net higher The cotton
SEED OIL market closed irm. Spot. s..oa7.3S.
July, 1.5.T ,.35. August. 1.32T..t September
.EM.t:: October. 72i6E.2. November. SIS
d5;s2. Decembcr s,lGs5e's January. s72T
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
Reported by Rodgers. Piummer & Co. Incl
iresnu.si va. July ni-Feanuls-spa n-
-r!nias-Jumbo. 4dtLc per III. fancy hand
picked. 3A<ntc per III. extra prime ga d3Ac
Pc 10. prime. 5'7g3& per IN. Smelling stock,
505tac per H.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-12
NAVAL STORES.

Savannah Ga, July u.--Turpentine. Arm
49,. sales, $50 casks: receipts e5s casks
shipments. l5. casks: stocks. 23I57 casks
Ros.n. h.n'; ales c.ie6 barrels: receipts. l.ss'
barrels, shipments, Ssl barrels. stocks, ,aass
barrels. Quote: b. 3.65T3S.
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nRY Gnons MAnKrr

Ne~ York. July iI.-Cotton goods markets
we're steady to-day, with good demand re-
ported 70 vide print cloths and convert
bles Interest Is widespread in the peremp-
tory sale OF the H b. ClaFln COMPANY
which begins Monday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-12

crop. in the West and Western buyers az
a 7 rue are talking ol,imisiiealiy OF tho
eS s,r goods are. as follows: prin, cloths.
3sie-inch. GtN6's. 5,sc; brokn sheetings. south
i Hrn sisanoafds. Sc: denms Bounce he tick
Einghams. GAc: dress glnghams CSC
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-12
CHICAGO GRAN MARKET.

Chicago. July lL-HuKe primary receipts.
contrasting With small export cearances.
to-day explained fairly we'll net decline
in tho value OF wheat Depression ruled at
the close, which was is9L2c under last night.
Corn scored gain af ldlhc, aud oats
rise OF a shade TO No In provisions the
outcome was unchanged TO Zoe higher
Leading futures ranged a. follows:
0nfn Alrh Inn I,icsn
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Cotted merino. matty. purity. as % oIalIty.
MARKET CONDITIONS.
Chickens-receipts are very heavy; mar
ket cleaned up. a2n23c outlook for lower
market. Butter-narket nrm at prices
quoted. Esss-recelpts lighter. market dull
and lower, outlook lower. IIites-market
iirm. Nea!s-aciive, wanted. Other produce
In good demand.
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FINANCIAL

per cent investment bonds issued SIS up
yards Later YOU receive 800 TO 1900 by
saving 800 regularly. Commercial
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-12

Spot cotton aG;et miat!aF up.saa.. 1875:
a.i4d!!ng gun. 40. sstes. aont
New Orleans July !i.-shc,; covering IN
5sAe! large volume Wa II, NAN .e.t.-,
81 the Weekend session ia tho cotton MAJ
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RICHMOND Hay MARKET.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond, Va July H. 1914
Following are tho quotations on the Rich
,noa5 Tobacco Exchange.
LOOSE DARK-FlRED
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j. .. Hunter. farm aemoastratton asen,
for ienrico County. has letter from Jesse
NJ. Jones, OF the United states Department,
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tVNFN' " y
High. Low. Close.

Cash grain closed: Mhtat-No. 2 red.
TsA. s'i.c. No hard, A4aSaGc. No. north
erm SO SIC. Ne . spring, 5sdssc. Corn
No yellow. 5i'au7lNe. Oats standard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-12

Quotations 20: Interest ray;ng bona. are
e.; rci-- - which interest must De ADDED
Into!ne oonds and certificates OF indebtedne.s
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CONTINUED WEAKNESS
CAUSES UNsETTLEMENT
Pressure Against Certain Stocks
Carries Issues to New
Low Records.
SUBSEQUENT PRICES RAIL-
Creation of New Huerta Cabinet
Looked Upon as Development Fa-
Sorable TO Ultimate Prospects.
Rate Decision Not Announced.

New York. July ll.-continucd
Weakness in the same shares which
have steadily declined throughout the
week unsettled the list In the two
hour session Of the stock market to-
d0y, Pressure against New Haven.
Missouri! Pacific and Chesapeake and
Oalo after a fairly steady opening.
carried these issues down TO new low
records. and the rst of the market
declined in sympathy. subsequently
prices rallied from the low on short
covering purchases
Under selling pressure. New Haven
declined to J5i2. off points. a new
low record Missouri Pacific went to
az. while c. & O sold 1T 49,. Steel
fIt subseque ntly reacted later recov-
t.!ne with a small advance. Canadian
Pacific advanced on short covering.
No transaction In Union Pacific was
recorded until nearly the last hour.
III the late forenoon the removal of
pressure from the list was followed
rs moderate recovery. Industrial
issues displayed nrme1 tone. led by
UaIted states Steel and Amelgamated
Copper. OF the railroad issues. Read
ing and Union Pacific were steady.
Chesapeake and Ohio recovered its
early loss and New Haven was about
half 4 point hove its low. New York
Maryland csta blished 4 new low rec
ord
Overnight developments were of lit
lie marked Importance. While scant
attention was paid 10 ;iexican devel-
cpments. the creation OF IA new Huerta
Cabinet was looked upon as a develop
meat distinctly favorable to ultimate
prospects. Regarding the rate deci-
sion. the street heard unofiicially from
Washington that the matter would not
come down to tiaN.
New York Juiy u.-More low records were
yco.e: In the stock market to-day. New
;u!e. declining prec,pi,ateiy. on moderate
offerings 20 S:'7. against Yesterdays low
e;ee 81 bx eH H an,sn,o s snd Mef,
.owes, hgure In ten years
oaia isfess n"'shSy Missouri PsSias and
,eended to new lo7v records. and Chesapeake
and oh!o again Yielded 70 wha, looked like
.ns part Of the same group were cithe.
Investment shares held their ground, e3-
h.av!ness was manifested.
In the iateT dealinEs iuli recoTeries were
ness was shown. but unexplained declines in
American Telephone and Telegraph and
n,ent o. The whole was more favorable than
..!oial bard sales to-day tpar vslue) were
sfti o23 Bonds as whole rejected tho
e:nmen; Rs declined !. per cent call for
the week
New Yo.k july ,i,-csn money nominal:
70 ioans. Tine loans hrmer; SIXTY days
"a ntne,y day.: ~. siy months, = Mercsn.
LINZ Tx pA25 ,y. @. Sss!,ns sNesanse s'sa "
m,e-e:ai bills, HSasis 5i. Bar silver. 49,,
a
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a WORD TO FARMERS.

Uncle SANS Agent Who Has Been Seeing
ThinEs Down In the Nirginiah.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.

WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS. on CHANGR
Richmond, Va July Il. 1874
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New York July .!-Cau money nominal:
70 loans Time loans h-mer; SIXTY days
"a. G!nety daNs, "a. six months. 1. MerCan-
tile paper, aAadii4 sterling exchange steady:
sixty days. 81 500. demasd. siS5o. Com
ias-o!al bills 81 SHSi sji. Bar silver. 5j7s
Mexican dollars. ~ Government bonds
steady. Railroad bonds steady.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-12-11
SALTS IF BACKACHY
AND KIDNEYS HURT
Drink lots Of water and stop eating
meat for while if your Bladder
troubles you.

When you wake up with backache and
dull misery in tie sidney region it gen
er"'l means you lave been eating too
M b meat, SAYS woll-known authority.
No It forms uric aciI which overworks
the kidneys in their effort to filter it
from the blood and t.ay become sort of
pa lived and loggy. When your kidneys
r"t sluggish and clog you must relieve
th"m, like you relieve your bowels; re-
! wing all the bodv's urinous waste.
csc you have backache, sick headache,
dizzy spells; your stomach sours, tongue
IS coated, and when the weather is bad
you have rheumatic twinges The urine
Is cloudy, full of sediment, channels often
get sore, water scalds and you are obliged
to seek relief two or three times DURING
the night.
Either consult good, reliable physi-
clan at once or get from your pharmacist
about four ounces of Jad Salts; take
a tablespoonful in a glass of water
before breakfast for few days and your
kidneys will then act fine. This famous
salts is made from the acid of grapes
and lemon juice, combined with 1ithia.
and has been used for generations to
clean and stimulate sluggish kidneys,
also to neutraEze acids in the urine 40 il
no longer irritates, thus ending bladder
weakness.
Jad Salts is a life saver for regular
meat eaters. It is inexpensive, cannot
lnjure and makes a delightful. effer.
vescent Whitewater drink.