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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-23

Of the ~furloughcd shop men have been
called out again and the shops are now
running full time with 600 men on the
payroll. Great Improvement Is noticed
this week I'm all lines OF railroad work
and several hundred other men have
gone back TO work on the three divis-
Ions, which ceneter at Grafton. The
loading reports show one days high
run Of 1856 cars. which IL the largest
recorded since about a year ~
The stockholders OF the Thornton
Fire Brick Company held their annual
meeting here and reelected the entire
official board. Thomas j. McAvay, 81
Grafton, Is president and D. r.. Potter.
OF Clarksburg. general
Marion Robinson. married and having
a wife and -four small children In desti-
tute circumstance. is being held in the
ed arson. lie IL IS years old and was
employed by the McGraw Coai Company.
until a year ago when he was DISMISS
witnesses against the man claiming
that he was seen to set IRE to one OF
the company's buildings.
The Charity Club has elected Miss
Jessie Beavers A. president and Will
AXE up plans at once for the relief OF
deserving poor about the city. IL Is
probable that a branch Of the Associate
with the charity club as the nucleus OF
the organization.
Six fires have been reported during
the past week. three Of the blazes oc-
A
damager. however, will not exceed So
0O0. thanks TO the efficiency OF the IRE
fighting apparatus.
The city hospital committee met this
week 20 decide upon m next steps
taken In regard TO starting the cam
paign to raise funds for the erection %
a general hospital here.
The Comet oil g. Gas Company has
a record Of drilling 2.265 feet In twenty
mine days on it, property "A few miles
out 81 the city and Il sim drilling. im-
dications are excellent for another pro-
Queer, the company already having
eight good gas wells.
The additional money required 90 pay
for the construction OF the bridge over
the river az the pottery was raised this
week by a committee. Pencils were
sold at a fixed price. with the chance
on two valuable lots. and the money
was raised quickly.
The funeral Or 9. T Martin. who ex-
pired near Lisbon. Ohio. was held to-
day. the remains being shipped here by
his family. he was an uncle Of Mrs.
George Haslup. Of Grafton.
Mrs. Lucinda Mcdaniel. aged g. moth
or % FRANK Mcdaniel % Grafton. died
Tuesday and the funeral was held on
Pleasant Creek. Barbour county.
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of Future
is Considered

Much thought has been given In late
years 70 The subject % maternity. In
the cities there are maternity hospitals
equipped with modern methods. But
most women prefer their own homes and
IN the towns and villages must prefer
them. And since this II true We know
from tho great many splendid letters
written on the subject that our Mothers
Friend - a great help 20 erpectant
motherA- They write Of the wonderful
relief. how Il seemed 20 allow tho
muscles 90 expand without undue strain
and what a splendid influence q Wa on
the nervous system. Such helps a.
Mothers FRIEND and the broader
knowiedro % them should have a helpful
Influence upon babies % the future.
Science say that an infant derives IT,
sense n builds 80 character from
~cutaneOus impressions. And a tranquil
mother certainly vii transmit a more
heelthful Influence than n she a. er-
tremely nervous from undue pain. This
u What a host % women believe Who
Used Mothers Friend"
These points are more thoroughly en-
planned In a little book mailed free.
Mothers Friend ~ s1id IN an drug
stores write for book nradnsid Reeula-
Tor Co. al Lamar BldE. Atlantis. Ca
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GRAFTON

GRAFTON. W. Va. April a2-The
GRAFTON Tennis Club was formed this
the city In the Y. 81. G. a rooms ana an
organization effected by the election 81
the following officers. Harry Fried
man, president. Fred a. Watkins. Vice
president. j. v Brewer. eecretary.
use OF the club.
The Grafton High school baseball
team VIII play its second game Of the
season IN the M~onongaheIa Valley High
school league saturday with the fast
school team from Warrington. THIS
team Is regarded here a. the strougrst
in the league and Grafton is bending
al energies towards winning his game.
The Charity club was organized this
week and Miss Jessie BeavDra was
elected president The club has taken
ur the task of relieving the deserving
poor, of ne city and may work IN ,gn-
Board. N % a. formed later
a splendid performance was given
Rgs. under the suspiess q thc grafton
IN Clarksburs an amateur tbcatrfrHi
production b. the fsiEs Narcato Clue,
~ Clarksburg Fairmont and other
towns a. of Grafton.
The eiopement ~ Miss Gratta Carney
and Narmaduke Wells. PROMINENT mem
hers of ClarksburE society ana among
ne leading PLAYERS in the Maid. %
ncadaY morning Tho various members
of the cast - The company had remain
- m tne CITY a. the guests Of friends
the ulght after the performance here.
and the NEXT morning Miss Carney and
NJ Wells slipped quietly away from
fnelr friends and cluurI Miss Carney
was the company clever little dancer
ana appeared in "a number of scenes. a.
he companion of Mr. Wells. who was
one % the %soloists 81 The troupe
The BOARD 81 Education. 81 Grafton
Independent school district. las made
uniclnl announcement o. the sale Of
$4,000 in school bonds 20 STACEY and
Nrauu. ~ Toledo. Ohio. az n price we'll
above par bids have asked hV the
board on the construction % the school
building itself The bids viii b. omen
- Nay bth. The schuOl building will
De nre proof construction and viii cost
5000" ana have AT MODERN equipment
Following the appropriation 81 addi-
tional funds for thu Grafton shops all
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Make 81 Feel Ike Is

Il suffered with kidney ailment for
two years writes Mrs. VI. A. Bridges.
Robinson. Miss. and commenced TAX
ing Foley Kidney Pills about ten
months ago. ] am now able to do all
my work without fatigue. | am now
81 years OF z and feel like a f6-year
old girl" Foley Kidney Pills strength
en- and invigorate weak. tired and de-
ranged kidneys: relieve backache.
weak back. rheumatism and bladder
trouble. They are tonic in action. For
sale by John Coleman 4 Co.
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n. n. Z. CHURCHES

Wayman A. NJ. r. church. Re-. ~. -.
Davis. ID. d. pastor. 1885 a ~. SER
mon. Rev. r. r. Downs, II. D.. preacher.
1915 y. m class meeting. 2.3O u. m.
sunday school. / Sam. VII 1851. MIR.
Ihomas Miller, superintendent. 7.OO y.
m f~entecostal service. 7:4b y. IN. ser
mon, For as many as are led by the
spirit OF God they are the sons OF God"
RMS - quarterly meeting Sunday. The
members and friends are earnestly re-
quested to pay their presiding Elders
assessment. DR.. X. n. Downs breaches
at the morning service.
The Personal Workers are asked 10
continue their work for the Master and
with the others be prompt at every ser
vice All persons are cordially invited
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CHURCH OF CHRIST.

First Church OF Christ. Scientist. 4. ..
y. W. Auditorium. 111g Chapline street.
services sunday 100 a.. m. subject.
Probation After Death: sunday school
s;45 a m; Wednesday testimonial meet
ing 500 p. m. Reading room 1i1s Chap
line street. open daily. except sunday
and legal holidays. from 1900 o'clock
NJ. until 600 O'Clock p. m. and on Satur-
day evening from 200 o'clock TO 9
O'Clock. The public is invited to attend
the services and to make use OF the
privileges OF the reading room.
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UNITARIAN

First Unitarian church. Rev. Howard
a Peose will deliver the closing ser
vice OF his paHtorate next sunday morn
Ing at 1913 o'clock. subject: Loyalty"
Kindergarten In charge OF Mrs. Pease
AZ the same hour. Mems Liberal Club
address, by Mr.. 4. w. PAUL on The
Greater Wheeling Charter. The address
viii be followed by discussion.
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sPIRIrUALIsr

The First S%piritualist church will
hold services IN the odd Fellows hall.
sunday. April rs, at 1880 p. IN. Lecture
toll0wed with spirit messages. Rev. q.
w. Way, pastor and phychic. Childrens
progress lyceum will be held in tho
land and North Broadway. Island ~
1890 a. m, Daniel J.. Gessler. conduc-
tor. All are invited.
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In the Churches
1TKoD"


wesley Methodist Episcopal Church.
1s@- Jacob strsst-rhe foloNing T. the
calendar Of services for the coming
Neek sunday. Class meeung At sac a
M. and $50 p m. Harry Jackson. Lead
=. sunday school At -se0 ,. m VIII q.
Cunningham. Supt Preaching botA
morning and evening by the pastor. p n.
Bcbolt. Morning worship at 1880
o'clock. subject Removing Land
MARI. evening worship OF ISs0 O'Clock.
subject speak 20 That r6dns Man
Epworth League Monday evening at SEQ
o'clock. Miss Jessie sielcken, leader.
ProbatiOnsrs' class on wednesday even
INK at 100 o'clock. mid-week worship
and praise At s.0o o'clock. We will be-
Ein the study OF the lives OF the Apos-
ties. taking that Of Andrew. for our
next meeting. You will be greatly ben
efltted by attending these mid-week
services Junior eagus on Friday sf-
ternoon at 3;3o o'clock. under the super
vision OF our deaconess. Miss Little. Are
you without q church homef II 30. can
you md IL possible 60 worship with Us
At any or all services7 This Il a Friend
~. Homelike church. and you viii al
ways md n welcome among ia MAY "a
L. co TO CHURCH SUNDAY. You had
better set a good start by beginning a
week ahead Make a good beginning,
then KEEP 1T Up.
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CHRrSTIAN-

Christian church. corner Fourth and
w. Fuller. Jr, minister. phone Reu
z5f-L- Bible school. 10 a m. Earl
Freeman. superintendent: Morning wor-
m. subject for evening, The Trans
Prayer meeting Wednes-
Gay, 1880 =. m; Christian Endeavor
Ehursday. t;SO y. m; Choir rehearsal
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ST. James Evangelical Lutheran
church, ltO9-lfll Chapline street. Rev.
a. W. Werder. pastr. Rev. 81. l. Steuer.
assistant pastor. Sunday-s:i6 a. m
sunday schol and Bible classes. Eng
fish and German. IL: 30 a m Divine ser
vices In the German language. Z 80 ser
vices In the English language. Thurs
day evening the brotherhood will meet
for a banquet al which all the members
are TO be present. Rev. X. L Golladay
spoke at the Missionary rally service
here a little more than a year ago and
the men will doubtless be anxious to
hear him again.
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Andrews church on sunday next. the
third sunday after Easter. at 1870
o'clock IN the evening. There viii be no
service In the morning as the rector eN-
poets 10 10 TO Chester. sunday school
at st Andrews at : o'clock ia the az
ternoon. Prayer service on Wednesday
evening at 7.30 o'clock.
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The adiutant or marabout. = bird Of
india Of the stork SPECIES. will sWaI-
low 2 hare or a cat whole. 70 stands
hve feet high. and the expanse OF its
wings IS nearly 15 feet
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chapline Street Methodist Episcopal
church, samuel G. Jones. minister. To
the following services a very cordial
Invitation Is extended: 9:6 Sunday
school Mr.. Al. Winters. superinten-
dent& a good program for Sunday
morning. II 90 Morning worship, ser
mon by pastor. subject; The Spring
Time OF Life: 6:45 Epworth League.
Mr.. NJ. D.. Grinin. leader: 7:H5 Evening
worship. sermon by pastor. subject;
The Mustard Seed Lesson" Junior
League Tuesday evening. Miss Lee Con-
ger. ~deaconess. In charge. Prayer ser
vice on Wednesday evening. Stewards
on Thursday evening. Boys Brigade
and choir on Friday evening.
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Fourth Street Methodist Episcopal
Church. first church south OF Twelfth on
Chapline No. 1913. Arthur ". Mills. Pm.
d.. pastor. The pastor will preach both
morning and evening Public worship
at 1880 a m. subject OF the sermon
Gods G~entleness At 1870 an evangel-
istic service Will be held. the theme OF
the sermon will be After Death
WHAT" At both services special music
MAINS Vested Choir. Sunday school at
9:1B a. m; Junior league at 2:s0 p. m.
Epworth League at 6:4b p. m. General
Prayer service on Wednesday night con-
Quoted by the pastor A hearty invita-
ton II extended 20 all strangers and
those without n church home to join
with the congregation in all these ser
vices. All seats free and n most cordial
welcome awaits everybody who comes.
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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN

AZ the Second United Presbyterian
church. corner OF Chapline and Four
teenth streets. Rev. J. II. Littell. u. D..
pastor. Morning service at lO.t5: Even
ing at 1880, conducted by the pastor.
Bible school and classes for men and
women at $3.50 a m: Young Peoples
Society at 6:45. Wednesday evening
Prayer service at 7:45. A cordial invf-
tatiOn II extended TO the public to at
ten all the services. After three more
Sabbaths the pastor will leave TO at
tend the meeting OF the General As
sembly in Loveland. Colorado. as "A COM
missioner from Wheeling Presbytery.
First United Presbyterian church. ad-
Joining ~postonice, Rev. {. H. Robinson,
ID. ID, pastor. will preach morning am
evening. Bible classes and b b
school at $3.50 "A. IN. Strangers and those
having no stated place OF worship are
invited to attend.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

Warwood Presbyterian church. Twen-
tteth street. near WArwOod avenue; Rev.
Il. Il. Carson, pastor-Rev. q. I Wilson
OF Sistersville will have charge Of the
services. Sabbath school at $40 a. m,
with Bible classes for men and women.
Regular morning service at iO:45 o'clock
subject: The Face Beyond the Door"
Afternoon service for men only. at 1850
and all OF the men OF WarwoOd are in
Vited. subject: The Fit Man" Chris
tian Endeavor meeting at Z y. m. topic
The Bible. the Worlds Supreme Book"
Deut. 6:l-s. leader. Mrs. McNickle. Even
Ing service at 7:i5. subject How Shall
We Clear OurselvesT' Services will be
held each evening next week at 7:45 with
Rev. q. /. Wilson I'm charge. Strangers
and friends will be welcomed at all the
services OF the church.
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German Methodist Church. Chapline
street. opposite High School. Rev. T. A.
~speekman. pastor sunday school at
BIB n. m. General prayer meeting at
ESQ. Communion services at 1890 con-
Quoted by the pastor. Young Peoples
meeting At 7.lS + m. Miss Jessie Pie
per, leader. EveninG service IN English
at 1:tS. Wednesday evening the usual
prayer service At 500 o'clock. A cordial
Invitation f. extended. and a hearty vel
come awaits all at this "Homeliks
Church"
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CLEVER MEN In
GERMAN Al MY
HioHIv EDUCATED MEN TO Dc
FOUND AMONG OFFICERS
AND IN THe RANKS.

Dook Lovers, Ar crities and Artists
are Found Carrying out Their Psrt
In the War Without Complaint
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Deed.

David NJ Alexander to Harry NJ.
Gardner. lot 247 in G~reggsville. Con-
sideration SO.
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10 use sending the gifts back to Ger.

no use sending the gifts back to Ger
many.
For you must understand that all
these packages-and | suppose each
pile was at least ten feet long and
four feet high-were intended for
men who are now dead: no finding
them any more. no placing in their
hands the Christmas gifts OF love.
The News Tree Of MIawa.
In a field a few miles east Of this
little Polish-Russian town is an alto
gether exceptional tree.
Early In the morning, say once or
twice a week. 1t produces leaves OF
news. These leaves are really pro-
duced in the night and are inscribed
with German words by Russian
hands.
Some all 1t The Letter Tree of
Mlawa."
No Russian in the trenches near
by shoots at the German soldier who
comes TO pluck the leaves.
Not much store is set on the as-
thenticity Of the news gathered from
this tree. AS news it is Just about as
trustworthy as the news you get
from nine-tenths OF the
the world over these days. But as
indicating a state OF mind the leaves
have their value and no German gen
eral in this zone OF operations ls
above being interested in them.
SO at dinner once or twice a week
you are likely to hear a stan officer
say to his commander. Something
new from the letter tree today. Herr
General"
sol" says the general. and listens
not az all superciliously when a copy
OF the news letter IL read to him.
The German letters may have been
dropped from ae%roplanes OF sent TO
the Russian trenches a day or two
before by the children. A specimen
OF these reads thus:
Come over 10 US. The car does
not want war. Only Nicholas Memo
lavietch. So n you would best serve
your czar come 10 US and end this
war. Bring your rife. Ten rubles
we give you for Il and 100 rubles Tor
a machine gun by the way. do you
know that the Germans are IN war.
saw Come over 10 US and BE- we'll
treated"
] heard a story TO the effect that
Russian prisoners said that soIdiers
who picked up these letters we're shof
by order Of their officers. I don't De
lieve a. Anyway. a German did tel
me that sometimes the letters we're
sent over to the Russian lines and de.
liVered 20 the men b. children. so that
the soldiers would NOT be shot.
However. that may be. here Is one
Of he that a Russian soldier
fastened to the tree last night and
that a German soldier found this
morning:
DO you think n Russian soldier
would sell his gun % Germany Tor 40
rubles7 No And you tell us the
Germans are IN Warsaw We know
that They r there a. prisoners By
the way. have you heard that the Illus
SLAMS rave taken n whole Turkish
army corps7"
Both sides are Faid-so the prison.
ers report-to do much chuckifnr
over the letters and 10 like both the
composing and receiving Of hem And
the gist ~ the matter would seem fo
be that under all circumstances man
IL a conversational animal and must
trade talk with somebody
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st Johns Ev. Prot Congregation. Pas
tor W. q. Ulfert.-Next sunday German
service at 10: IS a m; Sunday school
at 3 a. m. English service at 80 y. m.
Meeting OF the Ladies' Aid society at
3 =. m, Thursday evening. meeting OF
the ;. g. r. sunday. May 2. Go-To-
Church sunday. Further announcements
during SERVICES.
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a m. Sunday school and Bible class.
IL 100 a m Divine services. 2:30 ser
vices at The County Innrmary.
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St Matthews Episcopal Church. Cor.
Chapline n Fifteenth Streets. the Rev.
Q. Freeland Peter. kector-.Tho services
during the week will be as follows:
Third sunday after Faster. also Festival
Of 81. Mark the Evangelist. sunday April
18TH; 500 a. m, Holy Communion. 10 30
n m, Morning Prayer and rmo 73O
p. m. Evening Prayer and sermon 2:i5
school. -. Johns. Echo Point. Wednes-
day. EventnE Prayer n Address $50
o'clock; saturday. Festival Of =. s..
Philip and James the Apostles. The pub
lie Is cordially invited TO the above ser
vices
St Andrews church. James l.. Fish.
There will be service In 81
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COUNTY COURT.


Lee Vernon Stuberuck 70 Jesse
Ruth Dreamer. both Of Bellaire.
Joseph Philip and Sophia Presor.
both OF Warwood.
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ST Paurs Evangelical church. 3Sth &
Wood streets. August g. Rasche. Pastor.
herman service at 1880 a m. English
services at 1870 p. m: Sunday Bible
school at ? y. m. Evangelical League 1t
b.4b y. m; Church Council Wednesday
nesday 5 TO 5 y. m.
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one deed Of trust was left for record
with the clerk Of the county court Sos.
terday.
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The Third Presbyterian Church. Thir-
ty-eighth & Jacob streets. J. r. Leyen-
berger. Pastor. The usual services will
be held sabbath. April 25th Preaching
at 1880 a. m. and 1870 p. m; sabbath
School at 2:OO D. m. Mems Bible Class
at $40 a. m. and Junior Christian En-
deavor at 6.f6 p. IN.
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LUTHERAN

ST. Matthews Lutheran church. 412
Water street. Benwood, W. Va. Rev.
Geo. r. Helm. pastor. The services and
meetings during the week will be: Third
Sunday after Easter or Jubilate. $50
n. m. Sunday school and Bible class:
1880 a m preaching services In the
vesper services: s:45 p. m. meeting OF
the Luther League. Tuesday at d.
m. choir rehearsal. Wednesday at AIS
p. m. c~atechetical instruction. Satur-
day at . a m. catechetical instruction.
The public IL cordially invited to all
OF our services
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ST. James Evangelical the
Chapel. Elm Grove. W Va. Rev. AZ. N.
Steuer. assistant pastor. Sunday: $50
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Zion Lutheran church, ais Market
street. Rev. A. l.. Benze. pastor. Third
sunday after Easter. Owing to repairs
there will be no services or Sunday
school In this church on this Sunday.
This congregation Is invited 90 attend
the installation service OF the Rev.
Frederick rank. at st. Johns church at
Martins Ferry on Sunday night at
which time the pastor OF this church
Will preach. Services n usual on April
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-04-20

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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-11-29
Why Tolerate Catarrh?

You have noticed, no doubt, that any
cold aggravates nasal catarrh, and the
flow of mucous amazes you that such
Objectionable matter could find lodg-
ment in your head. To ignore this
catarrh when the cold subsidies is
wrong because it continues to slowly
injure the delicate Innings of the nasal
passages and clog them up.
To correct catarrh, cleanse the nos
trils frequently with solution of warm
water and salt, insert vaseline on re-
firing, and take spoonful of SCOTS
Emulsion after meals for one month.
SCOTS acts through the blood to feed
the tissues, and contains soothing
glycerine to check the inflammation
and heal the sensitive membranes.
SCOTS is pleasant to take.
Scott & Bovine. Bloomfield. NJ. 1886
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TAKE SALTS TO
FLUSH KIDNEYS
Eat Less Meat if you Feel Backachy
or Bladder Troubles You-Salts
is Fine for Kidneys.

Meat forms uric acid which exeites
and ovcrworka the kidneys in their ci'
forts to filter it from the system. Reg
ular eaters of meat must flush the
Kidneys occasionally. You must relieve
them like you relieve your bowels. re-
moving all the acids, waste and poison,
else YOU feel a dull misery in the kidney
region. sharp pains in the back or sick
headache, dizziness, your stomach
sours, tongue is coated and when the
weather is bad you have rheumatic
twiuges The urine is cloudy, full OF
sediment; the channels often get irri-
tatcd, obliging you to get up two or
three times during the night.
To neutralize these irritating acids
and flush off the body's urinous waste
get about four ounces of Jad Salts from
any pharmacy; take a tablespoonful in
q glass of water before breakfast for
few days and your kidneys will then
act fine and bladder disorders disap-
pear. This famous salts is made from
the acid of grapes and lemon juice.
combined with lithia, and has been used
for generations to clean and stimulate
sluggish kidneys and stop bladder irri-
tation. .Jad Salts is inexpensive; harm
less and makes a delightful effervescent
lithia-watcr drink which millions of
men and women take now and then
thus avoiding serious kidney and blad
der diseases.