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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-02-23
Town Unit System Imperilled
By Perryism


principle of home government:
If they consider that principle
government when they established meeting;
If they fOresee day when Perym
towns in other respects than
towns of the state viii
be smothered by encroachment;
every community to pass upon its
problems, they
Will Vote "NO' on the Perry Referendum
In the booklet issued by the
Governor Charles W. is of consistent
advocates of the of
mOnts local In inaugural
address he frankly raised question
He said
ons of the evident manifestations of this change
responsibilities that heretofore resfed with the people
viii be question 3 considered
Of Sf :P % OF s s aEs ' sa people sasss
@ a fGns oRs ave Ssd hy d tD e
was largely due to his recognition tbe town Sit @
y IN eent and loyal operation He freely conceded the
BY retaining the town as the unit recognizing
could have possible compulsory control
against quotation and appuca
ton state press in
which he declared
Judge Tyler Sets The Governor Right
The matter briefly explained by Judge
of the Local Option League, follows:
Governor Gates statement having
prise Ezeeeny placed npn h s5ea5 sT
referred the local option document. = W fs
Legislature
them ey knew h s9s was on
the ther side
is. 1.-THE he dofa a tn pa r. calls
of
ibiliy of
Then that the
adher
ss to the Gs he ea apo Tyssn snd quotes
The league would be
the March
VERMONT LOCAL LEAGUE
Trainor, Sec'y. White River function VI
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-02-23
NORTHFIEID. MASS

Protected by The Adams Newspaper Servcel
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-01-14

lessee owning lard In said county
who shall wllfully fail or refuse to
kill the prairie dogs inhablting his
land shall be liable for damages to
the owner OF CONT 'dous land who
have complied with the law, and
the measure Of damage is hereby
fixed at two dollars and fifty cents
per month for each and every month
that he permits the prairie dogs run
ming on his land to run at large"
We feel sure that scurry county
men will act without being compell-
ed, but II is well that all should
know that there is law that is in
operation now.
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BRYAN ENCOURAGES
PARTY RUPTURE

Col Bryan is on the way toward
disruption Of the Democratic party
and II MIR. Wilson Is not elected pres
ident again, the peerless Nobraskan
can take or dit to himself for the
defeat. lie Is constantly throwing
bombs into the party ranks and IL
doing his best to defeat the Wilson
policy OF preparedness. Bryan still
has a strong following and men who
are working In Congress with an ear
to the ground are afraid to take is
sue with Bryan. lest the voters at
home may resent It. The fact that a
good many republicans and big
contingent OF democrats are lined up
with the administration puts the
question above partisan politics. The
proposition Is purely question Of
American defense and ought TO APP
peal to every American citizen. re-
gardless Of party. as a meaua Of pro-
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COUNTY ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For District Clerk.
ron sTRAYHORN
For County Judge
W. s. ADAMsON
For sheriff
W. A. MERRELL, Re Election
For County Clerk
W. T. SKINNER.
Election
W. NJ CURRY
o. l.. HOWELL
For County Treasurer
C.R LoCKHART tRe-electlonl
D. EMMETT BANKS
For Tax Assessor
y. N. (Franh BROWNFlELD
W A. LOUDER,
] II. HuDNALL
IA Gocl MERRITT
Reelection.
For IN Collector
GEO W. BROWN
WR WREN
pF PRYOR
s.T TOM ELIZA
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nrrnrNs ne SCHEME rSroLps

just about two weeks ago the
|nows dispensers at san Antonio re-.
ported Gen lluorio in o. dying condi.
tIon In jail In San Antonio and later
Judge Ma,ey granted him liberty on
his own rccognzaucc Now comes
another chapter iu iho history Of that
Isly old fo, Tho payers 90 = sunday
nid hc has about regaInnd his
honlth and is going about tho city
grooHrn friends with nothing bn
Dis own honor to- take him back TO
jail or court
Now also como. fhc Information
that while uuorta was 300 Ncw York
hc aas In close conference with Har-
on Won Rcnulln, o. German agent
who has since come 100 bad odor ho
came direct to tho MoEican border
and met ono of bIs chief field mon
and their arrest broke up what iH
hell we'd to ho o. plot to invade Mex
.c and make more trouble
The subsequent death of urctco
and the serious illness OF fluerta ha7
given grounds for hope that the rev
olutlons over there were over for
awhile. but now since Huerta has
been set free and IS about 10 get we'll
tho information comes that he has
all the while been In possession Of
a bis sum OF German money iurn-
ish by Won Rentln TO finance a rev
olutlon against Carranza and that be-
has recently turned tina money over
10 Gen. Bllnquott. his old time Com
mnnder- In-chiof who IS accused ~
planning the assassination Of Madero
and sunrcz. and It is expected that
Hucrta is In the plot to yet promote
a revolution for tho overthrow Of tho
Carranza government
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NOr 4 FRIEND oN EARTH

Senator Chamberlain chairman of
the Committee ON Military Affairs
looks for trouble for tho United
slatcs. in o. speech ln Committee %
few daya ara, he said.
AFTER the war We vii net have
% friend ON the face Of the earth. We
have Offended Germany and Aus
trla and even II we do our duty we
will offend Great Britain The only
friends America has today or Is like
~ 10 have In days to come are the
Atlantic aud Pacific oceans.
England has made treaties Of al
llanao with her hereditary foes She
has even treaty Of oifense and de
Tense with Japan. whose people are
now permitted 10 land In her colon
lal possesbions These are treaties Of
commercial aggression. not treaties
Of love
what Is the purpose Of this al
lance with Japan II not to intim-
ldnte the people n the United States.
We ought to be prepared to meet
this contingency
Lot ma get behind measure II
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Boil county farmers are happy.
Buyers are paying a few points above
10 cents per pound for cotton This
holding movement Of southern farm
era Is a winner. Cotton should be
worth 30 cents per pound and II II
were not for british orders In coun-
eli and combination Of American
manufacturers and spectators It
would go To go cents President Pope
Of the Texas Farmers Union may
be able to force the prieo away above
present quotations u his ships es-
cape British cruisers and British or
Hors In council Fort Worth Record
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II 10 said that 500 villa soldiers
and Indiana. on the verge of star
walton have surrendered to a Car
rama general. It 1, also said that a
crowd II sO0O to 1000 MeNican
bandits arc lurking around the VI
entity OF MalamorAs and Browns
viilc.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-01-14

The practice Of selecting personal
enyoya or special agents OF the Pres
dent ln addition TO- the diplomatic
offices provided by law appears To
boz growing In popularity with ok
oeutiyos In this country The fact that
the law has made ample provisions
fer nppolntmont Of all kinds OF diplo.
mats and ENJOYS necessary Woulo
soem to obyiatc any kind Of necessity
for the practice Of Presidents OF ada
Ing personal agents or representa-
lives who have no official status OF
rating to the list OF dlplomAu'
attaches Austin American.
For instance. note the private en-
yoys and attaches which Germany
has had over here spying on Ameri
can conditions and planning s'riAe'
ana explosions and brlbing Ameri
can Congressman to embarrass theii
own nation.
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49, I ' s.Is vtia the 70 'I t.', =" IT
'% e =, Of loyal 'sA,sr'

Congressman Smith has unloaded
enough garden seed here this week
to put d. NJ. Ferry out Of business. A
Congressman Is mistaken In suppos-
Ing that every voter wants to plant
garden Some Of them will but
others wouldn't know better than
to SOW Irish potatoes broadcast and
plant turnlps In hills.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-01-14

The British House Of Commons
has voted for a consumption law and
all labor unions In England are
strong in opposition to the measure.
with such a state Of feeling beween
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-01-14

Agitate street paving and side
walk building Wen need 'em when
II rains.
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WITH OUR EXCHANGES

This will certainly be year Of
smiles courtosles and compliments.
II is both leap year and political
campaign year The ladies and the
candidates. bless them. Will have
fun sway Grapevine News.
In the meantime cynlcs aud skep.
ties viii feel safe to make light talk
about them.
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lection Ct American rights on land
and sea. The time will come when
our national life will depend on our
degree OF readiness In arms and
training to Withstand encroachments
II nations.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-01-14
TELEPHONES
Day Phone ss. Night Phone 400

any erroneous reflection upon the
character. standing. or reputation OF
any person. arm or corporation,
which may appear In the columns OF
The Snyder signal will be gladly
corrected n called to the attention OF
,he editor
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-01-14

ur 90 O. Adam1 OF Dermott Us
quito SICK with o. aoyefe atinef OF
tons1l.tls
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-01-14

BE ready 90 all times to 40 your
individual duty toward your town
and community
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-01-14

those who have the up building
spirit
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-01-14
START CAMPAIGN
Of DESTRUCTION
AGAINST PESTS


Preparations for Poisoning Jack
Rabbits.
Poisoned Alfalfa Hay.
Dissolve I ounce Of strychnlno In
? gallons Of hot water and sprinkle
over lG pounds Of good leafy hay,
chopped Into or inch lengths.
The poisoned hay may be scattered
In very small quantities along rab-
BIT trails or exposed in small heaps
in locations from which stock Is ex-
cluded
Poisoned Oats
Mix tablespoonful OF starch in p
O. teaoup Of cold water and stir into
pint of boiling water to make O
thin. clear paste Mix ounce Of pow
iorad blcarbonate OF soda. and stir
witch the starch Co smooth. creamy
mass sur 200 l-la of an ounce OF
slcchar.nc Apply 90 % quarts OF
good clean oats and nIt thoroughly
TO coat each kernal
Scatter spar.ngly along rabbit
trails about a tablespoonful OF each
place or expose more literally WHERE
stock is not endangered.
Milo maize or feterIta will prob
ably be found about as effective as
OATS
Directions for Poisoning Prairie
Dogs.
Dissolve one ounce OF strychnine
sulphate in y pints OF boiling wa
ter Thicker this solution to the con
sistency Of mucilage by stirring In a
small quantity Of gloss starch preyi-
ousiy mixed with a little cold water
Add one ounce Of baking soda, is
ounce saccharine and Il pint Of corn
syrup or heavy molasses and mix
thoroughly Pour over 10 quarts Of
milo maize or feterita and work
until every grain Is coated
and there are no Jumps Prepare
about "a hours before using and stir
occasionally until dry
TO dissolve sirychnino alkalcid loo
above poison add "a pint Of vinegar
for ovoy ounce of strychnino used.
For mixing small quantities an or
binary galvanized wash tub is con
yenlont Larger quantities as 2oS
quarts Of grain. may be prepared at
one time in tight smooth box by
mixing with a spade.
The best results come from distri-
buung tho poisoned grain at the
time food for prairie dogs is scarce.
Each quart Of prepared grain ls SUE
nclent to treat about 80 holes and BE-
ihInly scattered on clean, hard places
about the dog mounds. this quantity
viii not ondanger stock.
Law Providing for the determination
" Prairie Dogs.
One Of the difficulties confronting
tho farmer and land owner rs the
lack Of corporation Many have been
indolent and have thought there was
no way Of compelling him to XIII his
dogs The law passed last year does
not become operatlce 20 far as io
penalty is concerned until September
Of next year. but there ifs a subso-
quont law which Is In operation now
and which should be sufficient to
COMPEL tho e who will not yoluntar-
Hy act This law was passed 10 1908
and In its penal clause reads i
Article 6327. ANY land owner o.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-01-14

Encourage the plan for County
chamoer Of Commerce
and on TO Snyder.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-01-14

Pay your poll tax the woods are
full Of candidates
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-01-14

They say death eyens up all scores
but II will require whopping big
mantle to cover the sins 1915
Roby Banner
The fellow who Kicks of his
earthly ENHANCEMENT still owing his
county paper for a years sub1crip-
ton is apt to have to use all his soft
talk to convince 81 Peter that his
record is clear
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Snyder National
Bank
SNYDER, TEXAS

Figaro Prcservatiye," the seien-
iific preseryatiye for fresh meats.
TownseDd-Oldhnm a Co.
Mrs John H. Regan, widow OF the
late Senator Regain died at Palestine
January 10th.
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a Texan lost $4,000 I'm a fake
horse race In Chicago last week. why
don't these Texans keep Texas money
In Texas? They could III out peace
ship Stamford Leader
Even Mr. Baor thinks that way
now, but when O Texan gets on a
irall to get rich quick he has Just
about as little sense as anybodyelsc
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-01-14

II you can, be a booster. for good
ness sake do not turn the hose on
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-01-14

While welcoming the now year
with joy let us give the old year
full credit for an The good things
II has brought and avoid an com
plants We are prone to lose sight
OF the important matter Of count
Ing our blessings" while mover fail
ing to remember all the bad luck
Of the past year Granbury Graphic
when a fellow puts his hand TO
the pillow let him not look back. Mrs.
Lot looked back on the scenes Of
her high life and her mistake was
fatal
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-01-14

When soap was nat Invented
probably there woro lots OF old
timers who said It was o. fake nal-
Gas News
Some Of then seem yet TO consider
% o. mere extrnwrance
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-11
HUNDREDS FEAST At
BIG LUAU AND HAVE
ENJOYABLE AFTERNOON

One of the best attended and most
enjoyable maus ever celebrated IN
Honolulu was given Sunday in Peola
Hall, Holokahana lane, by Mr.. and Mrs.
James C. Houghtailing in honor of the
first birthday anniversary of their
grandchild, Harry Apo, Jr
On over a thousand personal invita-
tions issued for the affair festivities
were announced to begin at high noon
and shortly after that time every chair
in the large hall was taken and an
overflow crowd of several hundred
was comfortably seated under a broad
awning at the side of the building.
Refreshments were served eontina
ously to those both inside and outside
the hall and the long tables sagged
and groaned under the yiands. and deli
cacies so Characteristic of the lnall
A large group of Hawaiian players and
singers furnished music throughout
the afternoon. as~e.. 81. -. 80. 4
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-11
MISLEADuVu LA-
BIGFEATlJRE Film

BY the substitution Of Henry b.
WalthalI, the star OF The Birth of
Nation" for Bert Lytell and Edna
Mayo, the charming screen star. for
Evelyn Vaughan. and then adding a
wealth of detail that is impossible on
the stage. some idea may be had OF
the feature offering al the Hawaii the
alter, The Misleading Lady" This
play was one OF the most popular OF
the many popular offerings during the
late ytell-yanghan season OF stock
and Il should prove one OF the best
photo-dramatic attractions shown at
the Hawaii In some time. III.
Ii is comedy OF the highest order
and one that gives opportunity to sew
eral aside from the leads" The big
gest part, outsiGe of the leading man
and leading Woman-and considered
by many as the biggest part in the
plays that of ''Boney," an escaped
nut who believes himself to be Ma
poleon. -. w.. ......s.
The story or THE Misleading Lady"
also is different from the usual photo
play and brings out line OF rapid-fire
comedy. together with a number OF
tense situations, and completely up
sets modern day methods Of courtship
and steps backwards to the days OF
the cage-man wnen man pitted brute
strength against the cunning OF wom-
ans sex batteries. -. f. -
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BAND CONCERT TONIGHT
AT LILlUokALANl SCHOOL

The Hawaiian band will play in the
grounds of the Liliuokalani school to-
night beginning at 1880 o'clock. The
program OF the evening will be as
fellows:
PART I. =. i
-. "Old Hundred"
March-"The Navy" ....... .Lithgow
OveIture-"Queen of Autumn" -. r
:. c. Biggs
Three Hawaiian songs by Hawaiian
.". Band Glee Club.
Friedman's "SIavonic Rhapsody"
(new1 Arr. by M. Lake
~. .~#- PART II. ~
Three Hawaiian songs by Hawaiian
II. Band Glee Club. g..
Selection-''Princess Pat ......... !
=. - !. ~. Herbert
Fox Trot-"So Long Lefty" .......
-. ..H. Spencer
One Step March" You're a Danger
Gus GirP' new .......J. Monaco
Aloha De Hawaii Ponoi
Star-Spangled Banner. h..
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II|
VICTOR
STIRRIN

Hard luck and ..0||
attended the filmi RACE.
the Liberty theater .'|||'.. - Witch
Victor Moore and ANITA King 1re CO.
stars. Moore has il.I||T11 IN . mum
her OF comedies buI none that a -
strenuous as this. AU|I1 King has ap'
cared la several I1asky oiferngs but
never ~ so tell Rg 4 part TO revert
TO TIE accidents. they numbered four
~ the mrs; two days work
Victor Moore had a run IN with the
Police during the first days work and
was arrested for driving his auto with
the muffler open. The same day,
while Miss King was trying out q
racer which had been loaned TO her by
Barney Oldfield, she skidded on q
slippery street and .collided with q
Ford, much 10 the disadvantage Of
the latter The following day while
watching the photographing OF an ex-
plosicn, Miss King was struck by Q
piece Of flying rock and badly hurt,
and Percy HiIbourn, the man behind
the camera, was knocked down by
the force of the same explosion and
damaged considerably.
With the exception Of the things
mentioned, the first two days passed
without any particular trouble, al
though there are number OF "acci-
dent" scenes which were introduced
into the film as the result Of an ex-
perience Of Miss King. who. last sum
mer, crossed the continent In an auto
unaccompanied.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-11
SALVATION ARMY
ceremony TOBE
HELD DOWNTOWN
Doors Open GAO p. m.

.Tcl George French will speak at
the Mission Memorial Auditorium, be-
tween King and Hotel streets, one
block south of Punehbowl street, on
Friday night. September Is.
The occasion is the installation of
BIigadier and Airs. Dublin in the
command of the Hawaiian Islands
province of the Salvation Army The
Manoa Girls Band will play
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LOSES ELEVEN SONS IN WAR

INNSBRUCK, Germany. - Joseph
Bruggbacher, a farmer in the Puster
valley, has lost eleven of his thirteen
sons since the beginning OF the war.
Five of them were killed on the Italian
front, two in Poland, two in Galieia
and two in Serbia and Montenegro.
The two remaining brothers are fight
ing with the army of General Won
boehm-Ermolli in Volhynia.
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BALBOA SEASON PLANS
PUSH RAPIDLY FORWARD

The Pan-Pacific Club is now pro-
ceeding with the plans for its Balboa
season observation In Honolulu. The
first gathering will be at an afternoon
reception on Alewa heights, Saturday,
Sept. %, as the guests of Richard H.
Trent, when the Pan-Pacific Club
leaders will discuss plans for Pan
Pacific Day In the Mid.Pacific Carni-
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lain inks
AND ANATEURSA At
BIJOU THEATER

Captain Jinks Is here tonight
To swing the ladies' TO the right"
So Tuas the old song that accompan-
led the children at their play a num-
Der OF decades ago and il fits perfect
ly into the feature offering at the BIZ
ION theateF, Capt. links OF the Horse
Marines. This satire on society life
OF almost so years ago Is one OF Clyde
Fiteh's greatest offerings to the Amer
lean drama and one that has brought
him added fame since he passed away
few years ago. Richard Trayers Is
seen in the main part while Ann MUIR
dock, the baby star Of the Frohman
force, appears as Nine. Trentoni
capt links" is a well-written, we'll
acted and well-produced film. II Is q
big film in every sense Of the word.
The action takes place in big places
such as hotel Hobbies, docks, New
York streets, the Metropolitan Opera
House and in the upper city
Crowds, large, moving and restless,
are ever In the background and Fred
E. Wright, director Of the picture,
caught the spirit OF bigness that Fitch
put into the original story. There IS
scarcely small set in the entire pro-
duction.
In addition to this noteworthy film
the Bijou will present, during the
present week, a number Of amateur
acts. Good-sized prizes have been
offered for amateur talent and the
audience VIII be the judges OF the
merit of the acts. Thumbs up viii
mean a substantial slice Of box-office
receipts, while thumbs down" Will
mean 1.-The hook"
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lZI=(ISl5
TX EATG X

Program Beginning at 1880 p. m. until
= q p. m.
Evening two shows). $50 and $3.50
SPECIAL PROGRAM FOR TO-DAY
AND EVENING
"From the Dress" (two-part drar1af:
Nitaeraph.
"esshful Billy" (eiH Reeves comedyl,
Luhin,
at Happened in SnakevtIte" comedy,
EssanaJ.
"The stool Pigeon (dFsna)r tubin.
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val of 1917, and also send BY. wireless
friendly greetings to the Hile conRen-
ton, and q hearty invitation that il
hold its 1917 sessions in Honolulu.
It is expected that gatherings on a
Pan Pacific Day. will be held at San
Diego, Oakland, Sydney, Wellington
and in several Japanese and Chinese
cities. @&.-,a.. ~z--, ...s...
Being on the right side in politics
means being on the inside. IL.
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A woman can adjust her feure to
show up best at the point she wants
It to.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-20
HOT WATER THE
BEST LIVER And
BOWEL Medicine
Says Glass of Hot Water Be-
fore Breakfast Washes
PoiSonS From System

Physicians the world over recon-
mend the inside-hath. claiming this Is
OF vastly more importance than out
side !ernilness, because the skin
pores do not absorb impurities into
the blood. causing iii health, while
the pores in the ten yards of bowels
do. .. .~=
Men and women are urged TO drink
each morning, before breakfast
glass OF hot water with teaspoonful
OF limestone phosphate in ii, as
harmless means of helping to wash
from the stomach, liver, kidneys and
bowels the previous days indises-
tible material. poisons, sour bile and
toxins; thus cleansing, sweetenins
and purifying the entire alimeatary
canal before putting more food into
the stomach. ~ -. -.j
Just as soap and hot water cleanse
and freshens the skin, so hot water
and limestone phosphate act on. the
elm native organs.
Those who wake up with bad
breath, coated tongue. nasty taste or
have duh, aching head, aallow COM
olexion. acid stomach; others who
are subject to bilious attacks or con-
stipat ton, should obtain a quarter
uCund of limestone phosphate at the
drug store This will cost very little
but is sufficient to demonstrate the
value Of inside bathing. Those who
continue it each morning are assured
of pronounced results, both in re-
gard to health and apprenticeship.