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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-12
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Cleveland mt Chicago.
(No other games scheduled.)

CHICAGO. August 1.-THE White
Sox took both ends OF a double-header
from Cleveland to-day. shutting tho
visitors out In both games. The scores
in both games were to O. In tho
first Weaver's triple and an inneld OUT
scored one In the fifth. In the seventh
inning a single and sacrifice and error
the first put the Sox head In tho second
game a single, a sacrifice and two
errors, gave them another run In tho
fifth. The score:
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GRIMES, OF THE COLTS.
GOES TO BIRMINGHAM

Birmingham has recalled Pitcher
Burleigh Grimes. from Richmond: Out /
fielder Magee, from Utica, and lnhelder
Clark, from Augusta, for services In
1915.
Manager Dobbs. of New Orleans. an
nounced that the Pelcans would re-
claim Otto Burns, from Nashville: Out
fielder Meixell. from Newport News.
and Outfelder Edmondson, from Beau-
mont. in the Texas League. at the close
oil the season.
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C0LORED GAME TO-DAY

The independents Will play the Attn
lettcs OF South Richmond to-day at
Broad Street Park This Is the first
game OF series for the colored cham
pionshin OF the city. and battle royal
is expected.
One-half OF the grand stand will he
reserved for white people. Game starts
at $40 o'clock
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BASEBALL COMMISSION
WILL MEET AT MURPHYS

Tonight at $40 o'clock ths amateur
baseball commission of Richmond will
meet at Murphy's Hotel Important
matters concerning the inter-city
games Will be up for discussion
Rules and regulations for the
Schwarzschild trophy games will also
be acted u7on. Every member of the
commission is requested to be present
ct tho appointed hour.
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Southern League.

New Orleans -Moblie rain.
at Nashville: First game--Chatta-
noosa, 4. Nashville, .. Second game
Nashville. q. Chattanooga. 4.
At Memphis: First game-Atlanta. .:
Memphis. l. Second eame-Memphis. o,
Atlanta, 0. tSecond game called In
seventh: darkness.>
AT Montgomery. Birmingham, .:
Montgomery, /. (Fittesn innlngs)
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hNOKE WINS OPENER;
NORFOLK TAKES SECOND
pr by Hopkins Proves Costly for
cars In First Contcst-lIarklc
Effective in Final Game.

bANOkE, VA, August ll.-Roa
and Norfolk repeated yesterdays
ormance by dividing honors in a
pie header. Roanoke winning the
3 TO !. and Norfolk taking the
Ind. 10 TO /. But for costly error
isis Hopkins in left field. Norfolk
Id possibly have COPIED both
les. Hopkins let an easy play slip
ugh and two men scored.
pc Norfolk team was merciless IN
|. Efird and Jamison almost at Will
lkle. who was on the mount for
|olk, was invincible for five In
IS, the Roanoke batters being un-
,e game Markle let up a little and
hoke batted out Ave safeties, but
netted only one run. The. Tigers
Tars are even on the series and
lorrow's double bill promises TO
|lop into a. battle royal. The
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-12
PHlLLlES WIN IN EIGHTH

PHILADELPHIA, August ia bat
ing rally In the eighth inning on
abled the Phlllics TO defeat pittsburgh.
> to :. UToole pitched good ball un-
~ the eighth when Martin, Becker,
Masee and Cravath singled In success
sion, scoring two runs. Conzselman
then went in. but Luderus singled. scor-
ing the winning run. alexander famed
niDn men
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SCORELESS GAME AT BOSTON

BOSTON. August ll.-"Lefty" Tyler
and Red" Ames battlcd for thirteen
innings to-day, neither Reds nor
Braves being able to cross the plate.
Darkness caused Umpire KLEIN 10 call
the game. The Reds hit Tyler safely
nine times. and good fielding several
times saved the day for him. Ames
was al his best and held the Braves
TO FIVE safe whacks, The score:
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
81. Louis Mt New YORK.
Ptusburgh at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati Mt Boston.
Chicago ut Brooklyn.

NEW YORK. August 1.-THE Cardi-
nails won the third game Of the series
from the Giants to-day, 3 to 2. 1t was
a snort contest. the umpires calling
it. at the end of the nth on account
OF rain. The Cardinals scored one In
the irsi on two singles and a sacrifice.
and two in the third on three singles
The Giants tailed In the second on
Fletchers double, a passed ball and
AN error Another was made In the
third on pass TO Bescher. an out and
a single by Robertson. The score:
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American Association.

At Columbus: Louisviile: wet grounds.
At Indianapolis: Indianapolis, A:
Cleveland. l.
At ST, Paul: First game-Kansas
City. l: st. Paul, O. Second game-St
Paul. Z: Kansas City, o.
At Minneapolis: First game-Mil-
walkee,. q; MINNEAPOLIS. 0. Second
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st. Louis.
New York.

summary: Errors-HuESIns Dolan. Burns.
Fletcher "a. First base on e9ro-s-St. Louis.
J; New York. /. Left on bases-St. Louis. 4:
New York. 5 Sacrifice hit-Magee Double
plsys-Wiison and Dressen: Beck and Hug
gins and Dresser. Beschcr and Meyers
Passed ball-Snyder. Rases on bslls-or
Doak. :. Struck out-by Mathewson. 2. Hits
-on Doak. IN I innings. Time. l:n5. I'm
pires. Hart and Rigler
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VA. August IL
IN rflnnd won hnth panaes Hrnln onrtn.


hmond won both games from Ports
18th this afternoon by TO 2 and s
2 scores. In the opener Mike
a. rien. former Trucker. held his old
inmates hitless for five innings.
lie the Colts Jumped hits on Nc
6iry in the second innings for enough
s 10 win the game, scoring four
in that session. Sloan held the
Il Is TO fvc scattered hits in the af-
hath. ana was not scored or until
eighth canto. when the Truckers
stored two runs.
the first game O'Brien was given
ational support. z onc-handed stop
Berger aEains: the fence being q
fht feature. Berger later robbed
Hey OF what looked like sure two
. hit.
{wo OF the visitors connected for cir
wailops. Newton fenced the bail In
curtain-raiser for the Colts frat
In the sixth Inning Of the second
he Bunting lifted one over the fence.
ling Robe. who had singled ahead
Inn, The scores:
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,,. % ; IS q =

|lmmary. Two base hits-Schweit
Bunting, Newton. Hurley. Home
Newton. McClsary. stolen bases
3ohe. Berger, McEiNeen. Double
s-oKeefe 10 Foilos. Newton TO
Ting TO snyder. Sacrifice hits
|e. Bunting. Base on balls--or
lien. /. Left on Richmond.
PORTSMOUTH. :. Hit By pitched bali
ban Struck out--by McCleary, 5,
10 Brien, 3 Time OF gaine-i.31.
Iires-Frank!in and Clarke.
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SECOND GAME.
Totals...a , - is Totais...co ) Il IS
.Baucd for Morton in eighth.

Score by InninGs Il.
Chicago .......,.....s..........,io Ole -
summary: Errors-wood. Morton. Two
base kit-Graney. ThTeeoas. hit-Kirke
Home run-Collin.. Double play-Schaik to
Weaver. Sacrifice h!t-Demmtt Stolen
hases-Jackson, Demmitt. Bases on balls
on Cicote, 4; off Morton. /. Struck out-by
Cicotte. 8; by Morton, 3, BY Coumb.. l.
Time. $40. Umpires. Dineen and Sheridan.
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Portsnioufll.

Aefe. stolen bases-Schweitze
ton, Boyd. Sacrifice hits-Bunting.
FER, Robe. Snyder. Base OH balls
Mcintyre, {. Struck out-by Nc
re, 3 BY Sloan. I. Time OF game
Cmpires-Franklin ana Clarke.
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schulx Renta Packera.

KANSAS CITY. MO-, August IL
Schulz was master OF the situation at
critical periods, and Buffalo defea ted
Kansas City to-day. 10 .
Score by Innings: Ri f.
Buffalo o 90 n1o2o-5 s .
Kansas City ....o0o o00000-c 4
Batteries: Schulz. Blair and Allen:
Adams, Stone and Brown.
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bits START WINNING
STREAK At PORTSMOUTH
nch Hits and Take Both Ends of
Double Header In Easy Fashion
From Truckers.
TCHERS IN TOP FORM
3rien Given Sensational Support
3,y His Teammates-Newto and
Bunting Hit Circuit Drives.
Berger I'm the Spotlight.
TCHERs IN TOP FORM
Virginia League Results

Yesterdays SCORES.
Hfchmond. 5, Portsmouth, . FIRST
hmc).
Richmond, 6, Portsmouth, . tsec-
hd Enmeb.
Roanoke, ;, Norfolk. = tfrst
ame).
= Norfolk, 10; Ronnoke. I t.ccond
ameb.
Newport News, 10, Petersburg, q.
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Tip Ton. and TYnker. spIIt.

CHICAGO. August l.-The Brook
Ign and Chicago, Federal League ball
clubs. divided a double header to-day.
In the FIRST game Seaton held Chicago
to two hits and won. 3 to q. In the
second, Chicago drove Bluejackot from
the slab and won, to 3.
First game:
Score by innings: R.HE
Brooklyn .....0 0oooolI-3 q s
Chicago ....n % 90 q 800 >
Batteries: Seaton and Land Hendrix
and Block.
Second game:
Score by inninEs r. H Il.
Brooklyn .....0 oo02 oolo-s &
Chicago ......o o o1so 0x-5 lb .
Batteries: Bluejacket. Houck. Chap
pelle and Land; Johnson and Block.
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Terriers Defeat Rebels

took ,o-day's game from Pittsbnrrh h
by TO ., and made 1t three out OF
four for the series.
Score by innings: RH E
Pittsburgh 800 o 00noll0-2
ST. Louis ......o n100x-4 q
Batteries: Barger and Berry; Brown
simon
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pittshursh
PhlladeipliIa.

Totals.,..25 5 Il 81 II Totals. SO So
Ran for Gibson in ninth
tBatted for Conseimsn In ninth.
.Ran for Hyatt in ninth.
Score by Innings: r.
Philadelphia ...................0b !. Va a s-~5
Pittsburgh .....................lo 3 o 0 o 0 o.
summary: Errors Bvrne, kiliter. Two.
bsee hits-Viox. Killifer Kelly. Ssortnee
hits wagner. Masee. stolen base-Esekar
Lett on bates-philsdeiphia {: Pittsburgh. c.
Struck out-by Alexander, .. By Toole, =
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North Carolina Learue.

At Charlotte: First gamc-ch arlotte
Winston, salem. o. Second game
81 Durham-First game--Durflam,
5; Asheville, 4. Second game--Durham,
3; Asheville. /.
leigh, J.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-12
WHITE SOX DUPL |CATE
/. SCORES IN TWO CONTESTS
Cleveland Is Held Runless Through
out Eighteen Innings OF Double
Header at Chicago.
wEAvERs TRIPLE WINS FIRST
Collins Lines Out Homer In Open.
ing Frame of Second Game, and a
Single, Sacrifice and Two Errors
Put Another Run Across In Fifth.
American League Results
YESTERDAYS scnI

YESTERDAYS SCORES.
ChtcnEo, 2; Cleveland. (arst
SsmeD.
Chicago, 2, Cleveland, o tsecond
Eame).
NO other games scheduIcdD
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CARDINALS BEAT GIANTS
IN FIVE FRAME CONTEST
Series in New York With Score
In Favor OF ST. Louis.
REDS AND BRAVES PLAY TO TIE
Tyler and AInes Oppose Each Other
for Thirteen Innings Without Re-
suits - Dodgers Overcome Chi
cago's Lead and Win.
National League Results
YESTERDAYS SCORES.

YESTERDAYS SCORES.
-. Louis, r; New York, tcalled
In nth; wet groundst.
philndelphia. y; Pittsburgh, 8.
brooklyn. 1t Chicago. z.
Boston. y; Cincinnati. q tcailed In
thirteenth, darkncssI
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FIRST CAME.
Totsls....2s 3 IoTls Totals..sa a 4 "A
sRattcd for AiltchHi n eLrhth

score by INNINGS: n,
Cleveland ....................co 90 1900 %
summary: Observation-Disclosures. Pezo!d.
0'Neill Blackburne, Breton. Sacrifice hits
Demmitt. Breton Stolen hases-Jackson
Chapman. cooinbs, Collins. Two-base hit
Wood: Three-hase hit-Weaver. Struck out
by Mitchell. :: by WolfEanE J. Hit hI
pitched bali-by Mitchell TNeaverl. Time
i;p. umpires. Dinccn and Sheridan.
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mmary: Two-base hits-Stein.
tart. Cook, Welcher. Three base
Thrasher. Stolen bases---Irm scher,
cher, Cook. Double plays-Poh,
by TO Graham; Goalby. Graham o
(Continued on Eiehth Pare1
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY,
Brooklyn Mt Chicago.
Pittsburgh Mt st. Louis.
baltimore at Indianapolis.
Buffalo at Kansas city.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND. August Ill
indianapolis and Baltimore divided a
double header to-day. the home team
winning the first game. ! TO 3. and the
visitors the second. to g. Kauff's
fielding featured the first contest and
timely hitting was responsible for both
victories
First game:
Score by innings: Ri E.
Baltimore ...l q n O o % IL 4
1ndiapapolis 3ol0o01 cx-7 II
Batteries: Quinn and Jacklitsch Kali
serlng and Raridcn.
Second game:
Score by innings: RHE
Baltimore .....2 Of o1oo o-5 2
indianapolis ....o 0 o OF 90 OF Q 4
Batteries: Connolly. Suggs and Rus
sell; Billiard. McConnaughey and War
rem.
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Totais...B So ,. Totais..4, Q 10 - ~
.Aatted for Mann In eleventh

'Batted for Mann In eleventh
score bv innings: n
Cincinnati ...............oh O a o q n 40
Boston ...................e o 0 o o 90
summary: Error.-clark Connolly. Two
osse hit-Groh. Bases on bals-ofT Ames. .:
on Tyler. !. struck out-by Ames. Z: by
Tyler; s. Sacrifice hits-Ames to, Tyler.
Double piay-Mann to Schmidt. Hit by
pitched bali-Maranriiie tby Anies). Um-
pircs. Klsm and Emsiie
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Federal League Results
YESTERDAYS SCORES.

fESTERUAY'S SCORES.
Brooklyn, II Chicago. n tnrst
Eamej.
Chicago, 3; Brooklyn. 2 Csecond
SnneD.
indianapolis. :, Baltimore, 3 first
EntncD.
Baltimore, 81 Indianapolis, 4 taco
ond EnmeD.
1T. Louis, ~ Pittsburgh. 2.
Buffalo, 5; Knnsns city, =.
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rIcE FIrst h n ..rn- I ,aan, ~
on bases-Chicaso. :. Brooklyn. g. Bases on
oai!s-oh Humphries. !: on Ras on struck
ont-py Humphries !: hy Ragon. 4. Two
hase hit-sweeney. sacrihcs hit.-paubert,
Derrick Wheat; Sacrihce ny--saitr. stolen
pases Good i9. Double piay-Niiler to
cntshaw Hits--of Humphries in in.
ninss; off Vaughn. in Innings. Time IS
l mpires, Eason and QutSley.
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HOLSTERS AND TERRAPlNS
DIVIDE DOUBLE HEADER

Brooklyn and Tfnkermen AIso Split In
Games Played ut ChfcRRo-Schuis
Defeats the Packers.
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South Atlantic League.

At Augusta: Charleston, 81 Augusta.
At Columbia: Columbia, s. Savannah,
At Albany: Albany. 9; Columbus. 1.
AT Macon: Macon, .: Jacksonville, 1.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
|Irfolk mt Roanoke 1.-TWO gHmcs).
Petersburg at Newport News
Nichmoud MT Portsmouth.
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International League.
At Baltimore. Toronto. i. Baltimore,
At Providence. Providence. .. Mon
treal. s.
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Chicago,
Brooklyn.

iotdis..'.V y ~ "a Totals 80 stes -
Ran for Sweeney In ninth
fBattsd for Hum phrier in seventh
tsaisr out: hit by hatted Sail.
No Inn
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-25
Leading Wholesale Druggists
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irEliad Over Throat and Chest. 1t L
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leading Cairo Druggist VIII Give
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The Who'll sale drug houses o.
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hcoray! Baby To
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No Longer Do Women Fear The Great.
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A Word of Caution,

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ADJUSTMENTS
At The Arcade.

Al tie Arcade theatre this after
noon ana evenig there win be an
exceptionally big Offering when
Checkers" VIII be given. This
splendid motion picture is in six
reels and is presented by Thomas "
Ross. Tais feature promises to b.
very Interesting as il is one OF thu
best anl liyeliest productions gotten
oat b. any film company.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-25
Wheat

The quantity of -four and wheat
ION passage to Europe during tho
past week increased 10000 bu
'anl tho quantity CT corn decreased
225,0oo bn.
Weather in Argentine is now fine
and harvesting Of corn is progressing
rapidly, Arrivals to ports are in
creaslnS and free movement is ex-
peeted.
Stocks of wheat in public ware
houses in Liverpool reported at .
81 goo bu. against 2.440.000 bu.
one week ago, and 1886 600 bu. on
year ago. Stocks of corn reported at
2,26S,d00 bu. against ISIS, 00o bu.
one week ago, and h190 400 bu. ,asr
yea.
Changes in United States visible
supply were; Domestic, decreases.
wheat, l,G7I0OO ba.; corn, l7S,o0t
bu.; oats. l45,0oo bu.; rye, $4,000
bu. Increases. barley, $1,000. aona-
eat, decreases. wheat 2G3 900; barley
~ l,o0o bn. increases. OATS. 10000
bu.
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Inside Informal alton.

Callow Sportsmau-You remember
when you guided he five years ago.
Jake? What ca!iibsr rifle was | using
that year?' Guide don't know, sir;
the doctor amt never dug out the bul.
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Fiction


The car Of Russia has a newspa.
per OF his own, specially printed each
morning, 1t is the most exclusive pa
per in the world. for only two copies
are supplied-one for the car and the
other for his private secretary.
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fiction.
E.oesom Checkers.
BucE.c5e, Because oil Jane.
Cutting Refractory husbands
Gre2a Mrs. Rohlfsl Dark Hollow
Marah, Auburn and Freckles.
Norris, Tha Treasure.
Lincoln. Cap'n. Ban'a daughter.
Porter Miss Billy married
Warner, Sunshine Jane.
Webster Daddy-Lone-lees.
Miscellaneous. i#,Ss
Burgess, Adventures Of johnny
Chucl.
Burg SIS, Adventures OF Ready Fox
Cave. The Boy Scouts hike book
Good, magical experiments.
Gowdy, Poems for the study CT
Iangua 20.
Lucas, Book of verses for children
Loyf, Sam Loyd's puzzles. In.
to all ages.
Newell, The Rocket book.
smith, Jessie Wilcox, Dickens
'hildraa; Ten drawings.
Fiction.
Sahia. On the plains with Custer
Pyle, Jack Ballister's fortunes.
Pyle, Men of Iron. q
Pyle, Otto of the Silver hand,
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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1914-05-06
She Often
PRAYED TO Die
but Friend Comes to Rescue With Some
Sound Advice, which was Followed
with Gratifying Results.

Nettleton, Ark.-"My troubles date
back five years." says Mrs. Mary
Bentley, of this town. Il was first
taken with awful pains in my right
side, headache, and backache. The
pain from my side seemed to move
down my right limb, and settled in
the right knee. Then it would move
back, and once a month l would al.
most die with pain.
1 was told I had tumor, and would
have to undergo an operation at once.
It just seemed I could not submit to
it. I often prayed to die. 1t seemed
that nothing would give me the de-
sired relief, until finally, I was advised
by a friend to try Carduf, and 1t Is
undoubtedly curing me-. 1 have only
used three and a half bottles, and it
Is a pleasure to tell Of the beneficial
results.
I shall aver spread the good tidings
Of what Cardui has done for me, and
will do for other suffering ladies, II
they will only try it"
You can depend on Cardui, because
Cardui is a gentle. harmless, vegetable
tonic, that can do you nothing but
good.
Prepared from herbal ingredients,
Cardui has a specific effect on the wom-
anly constitution and puts strength
where it is most needed.
Try Cardui.-Adv.