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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-24
WHITLOCK PAYS
LINCOLN TRIBUTE

NEW YORK. Dec. 23-Brand Whit
lock. United States minister to Bel
GUM. was given a cordial greeting by
more than 400 friends and former as
sociates al a dinner In his honor at
the Lotos club tonight az which Ches-
ter 5. Lord presided. The guests in
cluded many men prominent In public
life. journalism and letters.
In his address. Mr.. WhitlOck made
no reference to the political situation
In the United States. 70 Belgium or the
a He discussed briefly the Amert-
can ideals, declaring Il was best ex-
emplifed by Lincoln.
Once, In a foreign city. he said. by
some strange little chance. happen
Cd To pick up a penny in the street
and 10 proved to be- one Of those pen
MES that bear Lncoln's head 10
seemed 10 me hat no more significant
medallion could have been made in
Lincoln's honor. And looking al ~
and thinking Of lts implications. the
thought % home aud ala that which 90
brought up. the thoughts Of an the
hands through which DO had passed
uhc hands OF workmcn. the bands of
little children. the hands OF begears
even. hard hands and Enarled hands
and honest hands. the hands of mine
own uooplo-lt seemed to me 10 have
been made precious by the patlna of
democracy and th0urht nothing could
have been more beautiful and HIrufn.
cam than that LIncoln's noble head
should have been engraved ON our
smallest coin. a token OF our universal
daily need in hands that humbIy break
The bread their toll has earned
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WILL BRYAN Be
IN CONTEMPT?

NEW YORK. Dec % The order re-.
curing william Jennings Brynn. for.
mer secretary Of state. to appear BE-.
fore n supreme court judge and show
why DO should not De adjudgcd In
contempt of court for failure TO obey
a subpoena vas today extended until
January o.. when attorneys told Jus.
tice Whitaker that Mr.. BRIAN had not
been Within the state since the order
was issued some weeks ago
Mr. Bryan was -suhp0enaod fo ap.
pear as H witness fn o. libel suit
brought by pcfrOa o.. Tafanir against
a Geek Newspaper The plaintiff
wished to question Mr. Bryan as to
whether certain secrets Of gun FIRE
control were dlvulged to Officials oi
The Greek government when two
American %battleships were sold o.
Greece
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PRISONERS HAVE
CONFESSED MURDER

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Dee e1-WiH.
jam Mcclure and Joseph White who
were arrested Boo connection with tho
murder of Mrs Carolina Faccus Vioh.
mior. wealthy widow we're committed
to JAIN here today to await the outcome
or Tho corouDrs inquest Mcclure was
arrested hero yesterday after word
bad been received that White had been
tlkn in custody hy tho a|uthortica in
lori ROYAL y g.. ON Tuesday Accord
inE to The police tho AGED woman was
slain when tho men failed in an no.
tempt to cvturt $50 from her White.
the police claim admitted striking the
blow which KILLED her Tho crime was
iho most brutal in The history of The
country.
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AMERICAN WOMAN
In GRACIOUS GIFT

ROME. Dec q. 1870 p m-The
Stefani News agency says that Mrs.
Josephine Del DragO OF New York has
offered S2.0OO.OOO 90 the queen Of Italy
for distribution among the families Of
cOmbatants and that the queen has ac-
ceptcd he prefer with profound
thanks.
Mrs Josephine Del Draeo Inherited
from her husband. the late August
Schmid. of New York "a LARGE estate
MI Schmid was n prosperous brewer
and Mrs Dol Draro iH now president
of the biz brewery company OF which
her husband was the head when De
died ln 1883.
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CLERK ARRESTED
FOR BNBDZZLEMENT

TT TSBD HCfi. Pa. Dec 23-WI-
lru j CrIl''s. t former clerk OF the
bOrourh ~ s~vifstals. o. suburb. was
a.rcs Cd at his home 'u Pittsburgh 20.
day c.ffEed with eubezzl.nr $4,000
ifoi' ODD. '0fourh's funds. The nj.
legged shortage .s sHlf t0 have existed
Tor several years Curplcs having
been given an opportunity to make up
The mount of which. Justice John o.
Mo"lr. before whom Cupries was ar.
r0ifr'd declared DO bad not taken
a~1fauinro Tho borough council o.
bout i0 pars ont ~ existence and
thee member decided 10 bring tha
matter to The attention Of the author.
tiles.
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GEN. TREYINO ON
TRAIL OF VILLA

LAREDO. Dec. 23-With General
Treyino's Carranza troops occupying
chihuahua City a large part Of bio
force has continued northward with
orders 10 overtake the remaining villa
troops In Chihuahua state. according
10 official adviccs received tonight al
Carranza headquarters I'M Nueyo la.
redo.
Troops from Juarcz are expected 10
move southwark and cooperate with
.IreVinO's men.
General Trevino representing his
cntry into Chihuahua city. said he
found much military equipment. more
than 1000 box cars. many locomotives
and passenger coaches and eight can.
non. There was much rejoicing when
The Carranza troops arrived. he said.
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DIED

PATTERsoE-On Wednesday. Decem-
Der 20. 1915. at 4 o'clock D. m.. ANN
MARIE PATTERSON. in the 7eth year
OF her axe.
Funeral from thc residence OF her son.
Frank Patterson. Mozart hilL. Friday
nftor noon ut Q o'clock Friends OF tho
family invited to attend fntermont
At Zion cemetery.
sTuCH-On Wednesday. December %.
1915. az b o'clock a m. AZ the home OF
her daughter. Mra EuEene McCoy.
s~teutenvtlle. o.. MRS MtCHAEL
STUCK
Funeral from residence of Mr. Archie
Moore. lfUJ Jacob street. wheeling VI.
Va. December 4fth. nt q b. m. inter
mcuf Peninsula cemetery. Friends In
NIfrI.
ASHTON ON Monday. December 1oth.
1919 az 11 o'clock tmiduirhD. a. tho
Nurth MhcclinE hospital. DAVID
ASHTON. in his Ioth year
Tuucra services from bis late residence
near Clinton. Friday morning az 10
o'clock Friends of the family are re-
apcctfuIiy invited to attend Inter-
mrut Weeks cemetery.
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SEALED

Notice TO Manufacturer, b Mar
chants and Others Wholesale Dealers.
NOTICE Is HEREBY EVEN. That
the State Board Of Control OF the State
OF West Virginia will receive bids daily
At Its Office At Charleston. West Virginia.
Tor furnishing supplies for the several
state institutions. the financial manage
ment OF which Is vested in said Roard
contracts viii be awarded TO the lowest
bidders. quality considered. and other
thlngs being equal. West Virginia deal
ers Will be given preference.
Lists OF supplies needed will be fur
ntshed bidders on receipt Of requests
stating the line desired.
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
1a-l-t1 Charleston. West Virginia.
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CARRANZA TROOPS
FIGHT THE YAQUIO

DOUGLAS. Ariz.. Dec. 23-General
Gales. military governor OF Sonora,
has begun the construction OF the de
facto government forces OF the state
OF Guaymas. for a campaign against
the Yapui Indians. who are on the
warpath in the Yaqui river valley An
available troops al Aqua Prieta and
other points in Sonora have been or
dered to Guaymas. IL was said.
General Angel Flores. with $500
men will leave Aqua Prieta, opposite
here. probably early tomorrow on q
march overland through American ter.
ritory TO Naco where his column viii
entrain for Guaymas.
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REVOLUTION IN
INDIA SERIOUS

BERLIN. Dec. %. -Cvia wireless to
T~uckerton. y. 1.-THE Hamburger
Fremdenblatt today prints a Constan-
tinCple dispatch which says:
The revolutionary movement in In
.d!a today has assumed large dimen-
sions. The British authorities have
beel unable to suppress II. despite
most energetic measures. Great bit
.terness prevails among the native
troops. battalion after battalion de-
sorting and joining the insurgents. Ma
tive troops which were ordered to at
tack the insurgents mutinied and a.
tackled the British"
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WILLARD O. KS.
FAIRMONT PLANS

Special Dispatch t1 The Intelligence
FAIRMONT. vs. Va. Dec Word
has reached here that President Dan
iol willard OF The Baltimore a Ohio
Railroad company has approved the
plans Tor the proposed passenger eta.
ton and depot to Dol erected in thIs
city The construction work 0n these
structure will Do started early bob Tho
spring % is understood there will he
several hundred thousand dollars OK.
pended here within The next year
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The Junior members OF tho Young
Mems Christian Association we're rig.
on "a treat OF tho a.oriHtIon building
Iaat evening one Of thc officers of
The association acted 1e Santa CLAUS
and Tho boys were iroated to candy
and fruit.
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WHIT DrsNrssrD

TRENTON. N =. urr 21-Tho writ
~ hHhraa corpus obtained hg rnni
Nurrhr. under Indictment fu fhr south.
rrn District ~ New NorN fn rnnnrrfInu
with alleged plots 20 blow uu eeaaela
loaded With war munitions. was fla.
missed to-day ~ judge Thomas 81.
Haight in The United States District
Court. DnfrIr waa rrmnndad 60 the
custody ~ United states Marshal Uof.
srhweller by whom. ~ ia fFuecfrd. fhe
prisoner Will BE- TUNED over IL the Fcd-
cral court On New York.
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EDISON TO GIVE
LABORATORY PLANS

NEW YORK Dec 23 Thomas A.
Edison OIL today meeting of thc naval
c0usrlfInE board at tho Brooklyn navy
yard offered to furnish fhc board with
plans and Specifications for a labora.
tory OF physical research to cost 81.
600 nnn to Do used ln The development
Of naval inventions
Mr. Edison said hc would prepare
Ihr plans at bic own expense
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100 SAGE oHHrsTNGs NAIL.

t~Unf-TftNA tiH London. Dec 1G.
.' u m-TIf rnIutrHu steamer
N~rIaffnnI.flrn which sailed from Nru
NrrI december or. has arrived here
Thr fr.rrl brought 1900 sacks ~ christ
mos mail
IIr uaf 20 fhf nref riaea mnIIr frr
fhf rnrrbiur ~ food shipments fn Ger.
many was fraf undertaken on n large
Ernl With fHf sailing ~ fnr NrIrfIHuIa.
furi from this port uu December co.
Aiuuf $50 unrkHrfr each wrirhInr
Hffrn r.uude wore mailed uf an avrrHr.
cost ~ ri. f..
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The first European nation 10 adont
The metric system Of uelghfr and
moaaureH was France This Was in
400. and va followed b. Holland boz
1915. b.. HelRlum in 1920 and By
eNeden b 1859.
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BFeummer 9 HHdebtand

Funsrai Directors and nmbalmsra
Corner Market and IwentV.aernud ata
Aciephune aei. opcn daH and utahL
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DESERTS
PEACE PARTY
REPORTED HE HAS LEFT FOR THE
COAST TO SAIL FOR THE
UNITED
Has Been III For Several Days And
Doctor Advised Rest-Denies
Dissent1ons.

COPENHAGEN. via London. Dec. %.
1927 p ma despatch to the NATION
Al from Christiania says
~ for Bergen where he expected tonight
70 go aboard the Observation-Disclosures
line steamer Burgenhus in order 10 re-
turn to The United states.
The despatch reports that the reason
TOT MI Ford = sudden departure was
SAID 10 be that his doctor had ordered
him TO rest his tired and Ovsrworked
nerves.
The remainder Of the expedition. ie-
norant Of AIR. Ford's departure left FOR
To sanitarium-
Dec. %, 4:22 a. ma de-
sratch 10 Reuters Telegram Company
from christiana says: 1T is now report
ed that a physician advised Henry Ford
TO stay in = sanitarium. Hence It is
Tor the T.. 5. but Gjelo or Finse Intend
his health Is restored. "h'n
To stockholm.
CHRISTIANA. via London Dec. 2a
$50 ?. m--Henry Ford. who has been
sick during his stay here and unable 10
attend the meetings Of the peace mission
Iett this morning on the regular train
for The other members OF
the party left later on 4 special train
With the exception Of Governor l.. n.
hanna, OF North Dakota, who proceeded
TO Copenhagen.
D~issensions Denied.
ChiA'NPO. Dec. Zo-ltepOrtcd disEen-
sion among members OF the Ford peace
party was denied In a cabIegrar1 re-
ceived from Mr.. Ford by Miss Jane
Addams. at clubhouse to-day. IL was
dated Christiania. Norway. December on
and read as follows:
All press rumors about dissensiona
on board u~nfounded. only a Few four
nalists tried To make separate stories
Tor their papers by tnventing everything
through vivid imagination. Hope your
faith In the success OF our mission is
a. mistaken A. ours. Norwegian people
are splendid. Hope 10 see you ioiu our
party. Respectfully.
HENRY FORD"
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DIRECTORS
EMBALMERS
QeWRaAN6

Calls gromYey attended 20 a. al
times.
TRLEPMoMRaf
etore-Bell lztzi National tffi.
hesidenc0M. r. Cooey. Bell 1871.
Res.-A BsiaWenEsr. National iSps-R
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WANTED-Position


WAHTED@Seneral homework girl. Ref.
ercncc required. For particulars cal
SSsNAitenheim ON the Bell phone.
d-2i-k
WAETED-Position as shipping clerk
Young man. r. A. experience. best ref
erence. state salary. Address x. r..
care lnteiligenccr. d-2O-k
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MISCELLANEOUS


WAETED-Cutter and . horse sled. must
b. good. Address Lock Box 81. Dion
vale. -. d-22-i
$500. coffee urn 5000: choc-
olate urn $2.OO: coffee mill $500; arc
lights $500; gas and electric light fix
lures. gas stoves. cheap. az h. y. gaso-
line enginc So: gas range. Z holes. 800.
Tools bought and sold. Tool store 1861
Market street. open Christmas 1--we II
y. m. d-2l-k
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Paris plans fo obtain 200 600 electric.
~ hurouuWrr D.. 1nmmInr fhr river
Hhone az a. point 900 mlrs from the
city.
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in New South wales There are 100.
600 more men than women.
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FOE typewriter. in
nrst class condition. MuI sell cheap.
Room zoe Nat. BaniS " ". Va. Bldg.
d-e3-tT
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FOR SALE

FOS SALE-Furs. aluabic set: with
heaos, tails ana paws on n~eckpiccc.
large pillow muLf. oniy morn three um,s.
A.'rth 500, sacrifice SIS. owner leaving
country; not nceocd. ltosidencc Sc. 14th
street. d-2i-J
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FOR

o sALE-Automohtl. SIX Cvlinder
touring car. q. A : NTH. U. .. Laun-
dry Beilaire. OHIO. so-gO-tf
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Haller, Bieberson & GundIingCo
For Sale

PLEASANT VALLEY HOME-Of ter.
rooms. bath and laundry. Lot SOx
1900. Spring. water piped into house.
Lots OF shrubery-beauttful grounds
an ideal home.
PINE BUILDING SITE-In woodsdale.
Lot 21Oxb2O containing IA acres.
more or less. Will sell as a whole o.
half Of H.
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LOST

LoSr-On Wheeling hill. Thursday cve-
niug between Z and = o'clock. ladies'
hand bag. Finder please return TO ln-
te~lligencer and receive reward. d-24-h
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$ s;ass;f +,s 5is::;
H. u. DUNLAP. Patent Lawyer.
National Exchange Eank building.
Wheeling. ". Va.
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FARMS-Wante

~
WAETED-To buy on payments. 2 or 3
acres ground. with house. on car line.
Address BOX 50. McMechen. W. Va
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HORSES WANTED


WAS=So-GOod team OF heavy work
horses IN eNcnange for good automO-
bile. Call Madonna t659-N. d-2l-j
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FOR RENT

FoR RENT
TWO ZINE On FLOOR
SUITABLE FoR OFFICES on OTHrR
PUEPOSEs, eSl MAIN STREET, $50.
1AsE fIhE ROGaS AND AALA ON
SECOND FLOOR 1000 sLAAk
$50.
JAMES L. HAwLEX
lOC5 NAH SEREEE
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Foz SALE-40 o.. y. otto Eas engine.
Can b. seen runuiug. Niu exchange
for Il d. .. upright tubular boiler. \. =.
Fisher q son. iith aud Woods. d-2I-m
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FOR SELE-if2 acres. good Tor stock
or sfain. near rat.rCla. -cuosI adjoin
Ing, good buildings. water. Iruit. imbrr.
Write }. }. Mysen. ia Cambridge ST.
C~Oshocton. v. d-ZI-I
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FOR SALE-Steinwsy square plano IN
une condition. Low price a. sold 1t
once. Inquire 81 virginia 81. Island.
d-l5-tf
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-14
HAVE DARK hair
AND LOOK YOUNG
Don't stay gray! Nobody can tell
when you darken gray faded hair
with Sage Tea and Sulphur.

Don't stay gray! Nobody can tell
when you darken gray, faded hair
with Sage Tea and Sulphur
Grandmother kept her hair beauti-
fully darkeued, glossy and abundant
with "a brew of Sage Tea and Sulphur.
Whenever her hair fell out or took on
that dull faded or streaked appear
ance, this simple mixture was applied
with wonderful effect BY asking at
any drug store for "Wyeth's Sage
and sulphur Compound" you viii get
a large bottle of this oId-time recipe.
ready to- use, for about so cents. This
simple mixture can be depended upon
to restore natural color and beauty
to the hair and is splendid for dan
drum, dry, itchy scalp and falling hair.
a well-known downtown druggist
says everybody uses Wyeth's Sage
and Sulphur, because it darkens so
naturally and evenly that nobody can
tell it has been applied-its so easy
to use, too. You simply dampen a
comb or soft brush and draw il
drought you hair, taking one strand
at a time BY morning the gray hair
disappears; after another application
or two, it is restored to its natural
color and looks glossy, soft and abund
ant. (Adyertisemen)
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-14

excess of S15O.OOO above the 100 foot
level, the Golconda Extension can rea-
sonably be expected to give a splendid
account of itself in the extensive cam
paign of development work chat has
been mapped out by the management.
Material results are being obtained
by O. r. James i'm the operation under
a bond Of the Orphan mine at Secret
Pass, about twenty miles west of King
man. He recently made a second bull
lion shipment weighing 90 ounces and
valued at SIS per ton The bar ship
ped was the result of run of 1O6
hours in a Tetrault two-stamp mill and
represented a saving on the plates Of
only thirty per cent of the value of the
ore reduced. The shaft on the proper
ty, which is now down about eighteen
feet, is revealing 8 feet of $40 ore. on
the hanging wall side of the vein there
is streak of ore that returns sensa-
tional values Picked samples of the
ore. which is a tale impregnated with
quartz pebbles. show free gold visible
to the naked eye
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-14

nely, though to a lesser extent, low
er compared with the data yielded by
The special method. The estimation of
protective alkali on a yellow point
solution is very unsatisfactory owing
to the disappearance and slow faint
temperance Of the purple-red of the
phenolphthalein indicator in fact any
result might be obtained on a quick
titration and not looking out for this
recurrence. The titrations were slow
ly done until after about a quarter Of
a minute no trace of color developed
If in the titration with silver nitrate
i'm the first instance the yellow point
be overdone, and 1t is fairly easy to do
so in a bad tight, the protective aIkali
figures viii be found to be much low
er. One of the theories advanced is
that the lower alkalnity estimated
may be due to the formation of zinc
nitrate, which in turn would react with
Jhe alkali, and so lessen its amount
Under the special method of determ-
ing the protective alkaH, this difficulty
is obyiated chiefly by the addition Of
a slight excess of potassium ferro-
cyanide which regenerates the alkau
Mr.. Croghan discussed ClenuelTs re-
marks on the finishing point of per
manent yellowish turbidity
The following methods were EN-.
ployed:
Standard silver nitrate-6523 GINS.
per litre. Using so &c. sample for test
ing, / &C. standard silver nitrate=O01
per cent ken.
Ordinary method for free cyanide:
to so &C. sample add drops of 1870
solution of potassium iodide Titrate
with standard silver nitrate to first
distinct focculent whitish precipitate,
which after agitation remains perma-
nent for about halfa-minute
For protective alkali: to the solu-
ton used above for free cyanide, add
S TO 10 drops of 05lS neutral alcohol
lie solution of phenolphthalein and IT,
trate with standard acid as usual until
the color has quite disappeared For
the yellow point results proceed on
similar lines
Total cyanide: to so &C, sample add
to 10 &C. of "a solution of sodium
hydrate containing ~ potassium TO-
dide; titrate with standard silver nj
trate to yellow tint
Special method. CClennelD free cy
anide: G) Determine the total cy
ande as above. % to another lot OF
so &c. sample, add slightly more
Cabout O.2 ccD than the amount OF
silver nitrate found to be required for
the total cyanide, together with &
slight excess of potassium ferro-cyan
ide Then TO 10 drops of phenolph
thalein are added to the turbide liquid
and the mixture titrated (without OH
Jering) with standard acid ~ 10 sui
phuric acid until the pink just dis
appears. CD TO a third so &C. of the
original sample add gradually Will
agitation the amount of acid required
under (2). Five drops of 1917 potas
stun iodide solution are then added
and the mixture titrated with silver
nitrate until a distinct hocculent whit
ish precipitate remains permanent for
about halEaminute.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-14
OF INTEREST TO
MINER, PROSPECTOR
AND STUDENT.

series Of articles dealing practical manner with subjects Of
mentay knowledge of field information which
IieberknechO
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-14
IF BACK HURTS
BEGIN ON SALTS
Flush the Kidneys at once when Back
Achy or Bladder bothers-Meat
Il

Flush the Kidneys at once when Back
Aehy or Bladder bothers-Meat
form uric acid.
No man or woman who eats meat
regularly can make a mistake by
flushing the kidneys occasionally, says
well-known authority Meat forms
uric acid which clogs the kidney
pores so they slugHshly filter or
strain only part of the waste and
poisons from the blood, then you
get sick Nearly all he rheumatism.
headaches, liver trouble, nervousness,
constipation, dizziness, sleeplessness,
bladder disorders come from sluggish
kidneys
The moment you feel a dull ache in
the kidneys or your back hurts, or if
the urine is cloudy, offensive, full of
sediment, irregular of passage or at
tended by a sensation of scalding. get
about four ounces of Jad Salts from
any reliable pharmacy and take
tablespoonful i'm a glass of water be-
fore 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 ithia and has been used for
generations to flush clogged kidneys
and stimulate them to activity, also
( to neutralize the acids in urine so it
no longer causes irritation, thus end
ing bladder disorders
Jad Salts is inexpensive and can
not injure; makes a delightful effer-
/ vescent Whitewater drink which all
I regular meat eaters should take now
and then to keep the kidneys clean
and the blood pure thereby avoiding
/ serious kidney complications.
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