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Evening journal., 1919-09-25


Music, comedy. beauty and greatness
are to be the outstanding features that
will remain impressed upon the minds
Of the Wilmingtonians who will view
Mcintyre and Heath IN "Hello Alex
ander' this evening at the Playhouse,
or at any OF the subsequent perform
ances which win he given tomorrow
evening and Saturday matinee and
night.
For nearly a generation the team OF
Mcintyre and Heath have played to-
gether all over the United states and
cheered many a blue heart and caused
many a one TO be overcome with
laughter at the Jokes that have made
them famous. SO famous are they
that Rupert Hughes in his newest and
most interesting story, what Is the
World Coming To-" in october's issue
Of the Red Book, gives them a unique
tribute
In Hello Alexander" Mcintyre and
Heath have the most sumptuous and
gorgeous production OF their entire
career. II is more than a musical com
edy; IL is musical extravaganza,
something big, grand and glorious, with
music and everything.
Since the two blaek-fsced comedians
were seen here last season in Hello
Alexander" the production has been
redecorated. refurnished and otherwise
newly made over to Insure a splendid
engagement in New York, where the
company and production are to journey
Immediately following the local ap-
pearance, and will begin an indefinite
run at the Casino Theatre Of that city.
Sophie Tucker and her spirited and
lively Jazz Band is one Of the most
important and distinguished additions
10 this seasons production.
Evening journal., 1919-09-25

cover OF morocco. His covering, or
cather his detainers are real inhabitants
Of Morocco. who are much more 20 be
feared than that lesther-like sub
stance which Is called for them.
As thrilling as the picture may be
and is in every instance, its humor
and Doug's athletic stunts are the
chief feature TO attract the eye and
the imagination Of the spectator.
The story that is told is a gallant
one. with Doug as the twentieth cen
tury cavalier, who does things that the
Romeos Of Shakespeare time includ-
ing climbing balconies and the like,
but he does not do the stunt in the
languid manner Of this book-famous
hero Of bygone age.
Arabs and other features OF Morocco
furnish the background in and about,
which Doug moves SO swiftly and
alarmingly.
Evening journal., 1919-09-25
HARLAN PLANT TO
LAUNCH "BETHN0R"

The 'Bethnor," a cargo carrier, built
at the Harlan plant of the Bethlehem
Shipbuliding Company for the Emer-
gency Fleet Corporation, will be
launched Saturday. Mrs. Archibald John
son, wife Of Mayor Archibald Johnson,
Of Bethlehem, Pa, who is also vice
president Of the Bethlehem Steel Com
pany. will be the sponsor. number
Of officials Of the company and promi-
nent citizens Of Bethlehem, are expected
TO attend the launching.
The vessels is an oil burner, with a
carrying capacity of 5,i0O tons. measur-
ing 81 feet inches long. &c feet BEAM
and % feet G inches depth.
Evening journal., 1919-09-25
CHINESE ApPREnENnEn.

Arrested IN a laundry In East Ninth
street, near Poplar street yesterday
afternoon on a charge Of being labor
er within the Chinese exclusive act,
Mock 0oun was given a preliminary
hearing before United States Commits
si0ner Mahaffy last night and bail
fxed at $1,000 for a further hearing on
october 81 Qoun says that he has
been here nine years. The arrest was
made by Deputy Marshal Cole after
the immigration officials at Gloucester
bad worked up the case.
Evening journal., 1919-09-25
AT THE GARRICK

II may be that all theatregoers are
not partial to distinctively athletic
acts, but there is one at the Garrick
Theatre this week, being given by the
Wilson-Aubrey Trio. that is sure to in
lerest everybody who see it,, for two
reasons. In the first place these three
athletes do some hair-raising stunts
that look impossible of accomplish
ment, and in the second place they in
ject so much comedy into their work
tnat the audience is kept laughing. The
climax comes in a wrestling" bout,
which is characterized not only by
skin, but is also very funny.
Evening journal., 1919-09-25
GARDEN CLUE ON NIHr

The Philadelphia Garden Club mem
bers are guests Of the Wilmington Gar
den Club today. The guests, about
forty in number. motored from Phil
adelphia, reaching this city at one
o'clock. With members Of the local
club, the visitors were luncheon guests
OF Mrs. William X. dupont, president
OF The Wilmington Garden Club.
Following the luncheon. the guests
were taken TO New Castle where they
VIII spend an enjoyable afternoon Wis
iling the old Read house.
Evening journal., 1919-09-25
AT THE MAJESTIC.

Ambition is a wonderful thing when
possessed in likeable quantity, but
when it prOcures a too strong hold
on the mind and soul becomes the
thing for which Caesar was slain.
Ambition is found much Of late in
the mind of the twentieth century
woman and has caused her to raise
herself TO a position Of importance and
power in the business and financial
and social world.
on the heels OF this statement let
me call your attention 10 the picture
in which Catherine Calvert makes her
first appearance as star at the Males
tic, "The Career OF Katherine Bush"
This is essentially a story of a woman's
life that was governed by a sense Of
betterment and desires for gains
Katherine Bush Is a member Of the
middle class OF English society, which
Is neither rich nor poor. neither in
tellectual nor ignorant. It is a class
to which the vast majority belongs,
but It was a class which she found
distqsleful TO her and her dreams Of
social and financial supremacy.
Her method of action with which
she overeomes the obstacles set in her
path are unusual, but none the less
effective.
Evening journal., 1919-09-25
LIMA BEANS CHEAP Nn,N.

Probably the greatest falling off in
rrice OF any vegetable this summer is
IL that Of lima beans Tho beginning
~ the season Witnessed m Utmost 10
tai failure. but the latss crop is prov
ing a record breaker, and prices have
accordingly tumbled one week ayo
the beans were selling at 81 hamper,
wholesale. Today they can be bought
for 81 30 a hamper.
Evening journal., 1919-09-25
CHURCH LEAGUE TO MEET.

There will be a meeting of the
Church Athletic League tonight at 8
O'Clock at the Young Mems Christian
Association rooms. The meeting is
called to elect officers and adopt con-
stitutiOn and bylaws. Every repre-
sentative in the league is urged TO at
tend
Evening journal., 1919-09-25
MAREHousE ToR bird CoMpANY.

Plans have been placed on file in the
office. Of Building Inspector Preston for
$4,000 brick and steel warehouse to
be erected for the Bird Transfer Com
pany at No. 625 East Fourth street.
The building will measure 81 by ii0
feet. The plans were prepared by John
j. kennedy, the architect.
Evening journal., 1919-09-25
TWO NON-sUPPORT ORDERS

For the support OF his two children.
Clarence J. Bunting was ordered to pay
So a week, by Judge Churchman, in
Municipal Court this morning.
George LOuth was ordered to pay
SIP a week for the support OF his
family.
Evening journal., 1919-09-25
BUILDING PERMITS

Building Inspector Preston today is
sued the following permits:
Mrs Catherine Gorly, TO erect a porch
at No. 290i Madison street, TO cost $3.50
To. 5. 6. Williams. 10 make alterations
OF No. 303 Orange street, TO cost $1,000
To James f. Rigney, 10 make an addi-
ton at No 9i3 West Fourth street, to
cost 5000.
Evening journal., 1919-09-25
AZ TIE RLALTO.

II a picture with Doug Fairbanks in
II, was not funny, II 10 was not dar-
ing, II It was not thrilling, and If II
was not withall of this interesting, Il
would not be a real Fairbanks picture.
Bound in Morocco" is a real Doug
production, because IL is all Of these
things which have been enumerated
above.
Just like a volume OF adventures or
anything in the printing line, Doug is
bound in morocco. even more so than
the printed words are neld by their
Evening journal., 1919-09-25
FAILED TO OBEY SIGNAL.

For failing to comply with a signal
given by Traffic officer Edward Deven-
ney, at Seventh and Market streets, Sam
uel J. NOwland was fined So and costs,
by Judge Churchman, in Municipal
Court this morning.
Evening journal., 1919-09-25

name Of David Belasco and Frances
Starr to insure the success Of the two
performances OF Tiger, Tiger" which
will be given at the Playhouse one
day, matinee and evening, Wednesday
OF next week.
This attraction has had a season run
at the Belasco Theatre in New York,
and is the only and original company
as II was presented
Evening journal., 1919-09-25
MOMAN sTmCKEN on sTnEET.

Taken i'll at Eighth and Market
streets this morning, Elizabeth Henry,
Negress. Of No. $40 East Eighth street,
was removed to the Delaware Hospital
i'm the police ambulance.
Evening journal., 1919-09-25
ANOTHER TRAVELLERS AID BRANCH

The Wilmington Community Service
viii establish a Travellers Aid branch
at the Delaware Avenue station Of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad in a short
time. The one now at French street
station is a success and proves a great
help to travellers.
Evening journal., 1919-09-25
onELCO. IS DELIVERED.

The "Delco," recently built by the
Harlan plant Of the Bethlehem Ship
building Company, was formally turned
over to the Emergency Fleet Corpora
tion, and left for Philadelphia yester-
day.
Evening journal., 1919-09-25
HIT HIM WITH UMBRELLA.

PIeadlng guiIty 10 a charge OF as
sault and battery on sherman Rider,
John Romansh was fined $40 and costs,
by Judge Churchman, in Municipal
Court this mormGg. He was alleged to
have hit Rider in the face with an UNI
brella.
Evening journal., 1919-09-25
Az THE nIEEN

Durins the days when Buffalo Bill was
at the height Of his success as a figure
OF the West and Western life. Will
liam s. Hart in the chief role Of Wagon
Tracks his newest picture which is at
Evening journal., 1919-09-25
DID NOT HIVE LICENSE.

William Z. Cox. Negro, pleaded guilty
TO a charge of operating an automobile
without an operators license, and was
fined 81 and costs, in City Court today
Evening journal., 1919-09-25
INSPECTING CANAL

Captain Ralph Miller. United States
Engineer. is making an Inspection OF
the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal to-
day. on the inspection boat Gannet.
Evening journal., 1919-09-25

the Queen beginning today, Is seen, to
fight his battles on the famous santa
Fe trail that led from Kansas to the
great, broad West and the land of
wealth and sunset, California.
Like Kit Carson, Mr.. Hart is seen as
a plalnsman and scout, whose duty is
to lead the pioneers Of nifty years ago
across that dry, almost trackless desert
Of the West to the glad sunset lands of
the Pacific.
Encounters with indians aud wild
animals are merely incldcntals In the
great development Of the story that
finds itself dealing not so much with
the physical conflict Of men. but with
the clash Of their loves and their hates
and probably of revenge also.
A romantic, love interest is involved
but the thrills OF The desert against
privstlon and marauders will prove
most fascinating no doubt
Evening journal., 1919-09-25
.TnE GUEST or HoNnRr

William Hodge. a popular American
comedian OF the true American type, is
one OF the most favored actors who
makes his annual visit to Wilmington.
Last season and the season before he
was here. In ~ Cure for Curables."
and now he is 90 have a Playhouse en-
gagement Of two days. Monday and
Tuesday Of next week, in his new play,
"The Guest OF Honor"
Friends Of Mr.. Hodge. and theatre
goers in general, are always eager 10
find out the new vehicle OF Mr.. Hodge,
but they always trust in him to give
them a proper and an enjoyable one
and he has not failed them ever. Since
his spectacular success in THE Man
From Home" The Guest Of Honor is
said TO be his greatest success and in
looking forward to the same we may
expect q typical Hodge comedy, this
time with New York society forming
the background for the comedy.
Evening journal., 1919-09-25
Tiger. TIGER. y

II is but necessary to mention the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-26
'C[A70R'S AGED FATHER SAYS HIS
DAUGHTER IN LAW FORCED HIAl To
LEAVE HER HOME, WHERE he LIVED
MURDERED MANS FATHER SAYS SONS WIFE DISPLAYED
UGLY TEMPER AT TIMES
oUARRELED CONSTANTLY WHILE He LIVED WITH THEM,
so BE LEFT AND THE FIGHTS ENDED.
CROSS EXAMINATION OF FATHER STILL UNDER WAY WHEN
COURT ADJOURNED TO THIS MORNING.

When criminal adjourned last night in the trial Of Mrs
Margaret Smith Ctor for the Staying her husband John Ca0
been called aud examined The
Cato aged father of the slain only party
completed Mr. Cator just accusing Attorney j. B. Hada
trying force him that his drunkard when Judge
Robinson ordered court adjourned until o'clock this morning
of Clator will be resumed at this hour
evening taken with the direct
ton of MI Cator He charged that his daugheraw had
quared frequently and that she carried on TERRIBLE and finally
forced him to leave sons home where he had been living for
time BE reviewed boys entire life and admitted that while he
never saw drink he knew the boy used nocants and
reouey gave evidence having been drinking On
be said boy drunk much that he had to
be hanled from Wheeling his home q buggy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-26
DEFENSE AND PROSECUTION u:
MACE STRONG OPENING APPEALS
To CLATOR JURY YESTERDAY
DEPENDANT TO TESTIFY

Mrs. Margaret Smith C1ator,
despite her terribly weakened
will take the stand in
her own defense. This an
nounccmcnt was made In open
court by her chief counsel, ]. B.
Handlan. Mr.. Handlan said that
Mrs. Clator will do her best 10
relate the Incidents that led up
10 the death of her husband
and her own attempt At suicide.
and that while she may find the
task difficult She will try TO tell
the jury all that she remembers.
Mrs. Clator faces jury Of
twelve married men. Only one
unmarried man had qualified for
jury service. and he was strick-
en- from the panel when the trial
jury was chosen.
1t is not believed that the
little Clator children will tes-
tify against their mother.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-26
AND IT IS so


wellesley Wnn h-waiI!ng III" la"h OF
rnr,ancn IN tina average girl ~ t"-'Iny.
ITS s!rkenirs," -" GrowInd. "a f"ll"r
can pour cut his soul MI tn" 'A"sa"h
ght m n vinliu, md sh" wont fr"rrtI"
10 lnnk cut 81 IN" Window. liu' Eiv"
!hree ln"ta I'm IL ui"i"r-h"ru amy nll"r-
auon, snd shes uuIn:dv III !Irtyi'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-26
WILL Try TO PROVE
THAT JEALOUSY AND TEMPER
CAUSED MURDER OF CLATOR
BY Els WIFE.

DEFENSE WILL RELY ON SUICIDE
AND CONTINUED ABUSE OF DE-
FENDANT BY HUSBAND FOB
ACQUITTAI.
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did So he could be cHtraditcd from any
state in the United States and compelled
to provide for his wife and children.
"Un Sunday prior to the crime MIS-.
Clatur went 10 the home of nelGhoor.
Her husband was there. but she dloht
know il. She entered the front uoor'
and Clator was in the kitchen. Mrs. Cla-
tor stopped in the living room OF the
house and said 10 the woman Of the
house
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15
FOURTH PINT CAUSED
HANGING OF NEGRO


"A \ drunken drunken negro staggered into a house
attacked him The negro drew drew ~ razor aaT
and with one stroke CUT the mans throat
until until hls head hung by mere thread Of
the mans body until his intestinei bowed
out upon the floor. Then he ASA uited the
girl lie was caught and hung. Four
pints.
Now have followed only four pints OF
the thlrty-siS r"T'csenting the product Of
the farmers: bushcl of corn. and | have
,hirty,.w" left Eft. And nov nov. want to know;
commercial transaction for you. You sold
you got 20 cents: hut u fraction of the
product struck down lives. all OF which
ss far a s Soar
transaction for you? That disposes OF Tho
market question, until 1t Is answered, let
ana %i,nE my ifiSnd. Ns% yer css
'si.o9o:o 900 a day; Listen a minute!. That
and II Is at least onc-third the value OF
all the coal mined In the United States
And In some districts Of New. York there
money spent in New York r Sy the @orkin ING
people for drink In ten years would buy
every working man In New York a beautiful
home aud allow $4,000 for the house and
lot. New York's ANNUAL drink bill would
buy 100000 barrels OF -four. nearly a
United States. II would tako nifty people
ono year to count the money in 81 bills,
and they would cover 10, 900 acres OF
grroSnd That ~, y What The people of New
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15

=
THE song OF a SIREN
s ssa no in 1he land would would eyer
signs on the shanaoncd aiIars "F It ''S would
tho i Is
the prisons and the penitcntiaries IL de,
snises heaven, hates love. scorns virtue.
icctfon OF lcwd. vile stories II wraps a
mantle about the hope of this world and
house for rot. and damnation and poverty
and insanity. and it wrecks homes and
The saloon is liar. 1t promises GOOD
cheer aid Sends sorrow. Ii promises henIth
and causes disease. IT promises happiness
band home with lie ON his lips to his
wife: and the boy bone with lie on h:,,
lips to his mother: and IL causes the EN-
!. Is Gods worst enemy and tho devils. best
comes comes from the groE,. shop. i, spares
dirty blanket for the baby TO crawl into
this world. II lies intwait for tho unborn.
II cocks the highwayman's pistol. II puts
anarchist Of tn" world and its dirty red
flag is dyed with the blood OF women and
children. and u sent the bullet through tho
sent the bullet through Garfield and VIII
Every plot that was ever Ratehed na agalns;
and crawied out OF tho Gros shop To da Sns
this country.
CURSE or GOD IL
ON WHISKY TRAFFIC
tell you that the curse OF God Almighty
on the saloon. I.esislatures arc, icRis.
Il out. TSe frateeSsp SrstSsrhood Hs'r anss
kn9ckinx u out. The Masons and tho Odd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-27
About People
Movements of individuals to and
From the CITY.

Harry Salisbury. s""- Of Captain ana
Mrs. Thomas Y. Salisbury. of Seven
,n.,;,h S.rc-r. IS homo from t"llahs be-"
suffering wpth =, l'adty injured eye"
rausrd by :. small piece o. stool strk-
ing tho "r.,c Will, working ~ Il f0A-
lausb"" :niii few Gays ago.
I-,,II, Leonard. president o. the ON"
valley Trades and Labor Assembly ;
.,IyG.. T.. Haril"haugh. PRESIDENT OF the
Wheeling district street car WORKERS.
union. and Waiter 4: Hilton. editor or
tn. Majority. arc expected +" return u"
Wheeling this evening or to-rn"rrow.
from cleveland. wh"r" they hay" hc5n
attending ;h". Ohio legislature" to par
i,r!vai,. in the special assembly meet
:;g tr-mnrrnw night
Gus Anagn"s;akiS. we'll known local
crock. who rnc"ntly disposed - h:s m
,.r.<, in IN" Manhattan restaurant
twill leave for a. visit TO this native
i,nd II" wIl! b" g"a" several months
a,.d upon his f.:uru tr Wheeling VIII
i,,-rns;,g, IN II" restaurant business.
,i""rc" IIaisl"1. former popular local
printer. Who haS boon in tn" southwest
for som" time = visiting friends an"
r.Iarly,S IN IN" Wheeling district.
.IuSti,.r thar"S Miller has returned
".on. an Official mission III western
Pennsylvania.
w. K. T. Fullerton. veteran Of IN"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-27
Building Material
is Dropped To Make
: Work More Plentiful.
Peninsula Concern Takes Initiative to
Stimulate More Construction
Activities.

How often. "h how often. IN The days
r"nc by" and ais" at present. ont has
h"art! h" expression from every source
and section: Everything IS going up III
prize" What must on" do"
Construct a building. hu!l'i n house Cr
max" nrrr1cd repairs Ia your property.
That's III" answer. Vow rs The accept,
I'd time" for tho good news WAS an
nounr"d last night that building mate
rial - coming down. Such an arunurrr-
mont was mad" by Harold ". Booker.
president ni III" Wheeling Building Ma
trr.al company al thu Peninsula. who
stated thai ,hr firm had decided 10 r."
,!ucc Ihr price Of all huilin.; materials
for ,h.. tim" being To stimulate more
building IN tins community md I" as
SYST in carrying uut til" request rf me
government. Nj, li"cl"r said thar ihc
rriuC; inns are made for thNS" reasons
only. nrt that labor WIN any cheaper
nor that his company Was adj" la rur
cha.ar mII"raI from manufacturers ut
more r'!ur',l price than ~ TN" past.
hut 10 Il" Their !.i IN bringing ahvut
more. IriIyj'v IL he. bu:lTl!nE linz.
Mr. I:crkrr Farther %pid that th" re-
durtiuuS offered n present would not
D.. ronIiu'i..d. thai it WAS 20 star; ihc
iHlI Of building tn rolling ~ ihia seq
il0n riNin. work 10 jUirl"S:: mon and
1uttinr m"r" money into circulation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-27
The Quick Way, to
Stop q Cough
This homemade syrup does the
work In . hurry. Easily pro-
pared, and sayea about y.


Yon might he surprised to know that
the best thing You can use for severe
cough, is il remedy which is easily pre-
parc! at hamc in just L few mnmcnta.
Is cheap. hui for prompt results II BEATS
ANYTHING disc YOU ever tried. CSuai!y
stops the ordinary cou:h or chest cold IN
- hours. Tastes pleasant. tNr-chlldren
.lkr i,---:lnd il is pure and good.
Pour 81. ounces ut Piiley in pint
battle: then. ill it up with plain
praaala.rd sugar syrup. Or use elari'
!i'-i ElolaSies, honey, or corn syrup
Instead Of sugar syrup, if desired.
Thus YOU make full pint-a family
suppl but costing NO more than
small bottle of readv.matc cough syrup.
And as a cough medicine, there IL
really nothing better 10 b. ha0 at any
price. 1t goes right to the spot and
gives quick. lasting relief. Ii promptly
heals the intiamcd membranes that liz"
the throat and air passages, stops tn:
annoying throat tickle, loosens thu
phlegm, and soon your cough stops en-
tirelv.. Splendid for bronchitis, GROUP.
whooping cough and bronchial xsthm<
PineH is a highly concentrated com
pound 'of Norway pine extract, ismou:
for its healing effect On the membranes.
To avoid disappointment AZ yous
druggist for "2,a ounces Of Pima" Tit1
directions and don't accept snything
else. Guaranteed to give absolute satis
faction or money promptly refunded
Tho Pinex Co., Fl Wayne, Ind.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-27
Carroll Club Dance.

The carroll club was tn" scene o.
i rrHttiiy arranged pr"-I-'n;"n dance
last evening. when the Iadic: Carroll
SociaI cab gave mnHqur ball with
a splendid attendance uf An exceedingly
Juh,aut group Of dnnc"ra. DECORATIONS.
patriotic and hrnufiful. Mtf" arranged
over III" hall room and Sachnann'S
0rrhrsrr. played tho program aS
planned. In IN" dining room the deco
rttIons were also in tho popular rrd
whrtc and hllr and candle shades In
red and blue. made IN ns'rnctiT' addi-
Lion. Tn" rriS% for IN" nrr't'rEt
dressed woman WAS tnkrn by N"s d.
rothv Butts. dressed rs thr Goddess
~ liberty. and ftr riIr cl"vcr"st dressed
man nv Mr.. ran Manners. who iInprr.
rn-urrd FLIP" The af;nir was 1ni;"
~. Ear":: dance q: The season and
;It.lt,tl..l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-27

WASH THE KIDNEYS
AFTER COLDS, INFLUENZA. =
THEN LOOK AFTER KIDNEYS!

TT takes skill and strength work all day in shop
& or factory. Many woman IS lighting just
"a as hard home behind the lines did the boys at
the 'front.' But VIXEN man (or wor11an) has TO meet
the attack OF the influenza bacli to one ne Will
Grippe often inflammation OF the kidneys
either at time Of attack afterar 1t due to natures
effort to throw off the poisons. When troubled
with bacAache, or headache-when your kidneys get
sluggish and Clog n2ust relieve them as well as
your bowels. Ward of serious troubles at once by
obtaining at the drug anti-uric-acd tablet,
first discovered by DR.. Pierce, and called "Anuric'
This will flush the bladder and kidneys, and it is
we'll to drink plenty of hot water better stil hot
lemonade Take occasional doses of castor oil 1.-TWO three
times week. Of natural laxative, made up of May
apple leaves Of aloe and aap rolled into tiny
pills be had all drug stores Dr. Pierces Pleasant