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The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-02-28
HAMILTON FISH DECLARES
 CONSPIRACY EXISTED

MIDDLETOWN, N. Y.-"Evidence already produced by Denver news
 paper men proves that Doheny, Sin- clair and Fall literally entered into a conspiracy to cast lots and divide the raiment of the American pub
The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-02-28
DEMOCRAT COMMITTEE URGE
 SOLDIERS BONUS BILL

WASHINGTON Following caucus a committee of five House Democrats urged the Ways and Means committee to immediate per lection of the Soldiers Bonus bill providing for the distribution of the proceeds of the forty-five million dollar bond issue.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-02-28
SIX CALIFORNIA COUNTIES
 ARE QUARANTINED
Efforts Are Taken to Prevent Spread of Foot and Mouth Disease Among Animals.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-Secre- tary of Agriculture Wallace has is- sued orders quarantining six coun- ties in California to prevent spread of the foot and mouth disease among live stock.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-02-28
ARGENTINE AVIATORS
 PLAN WORLD FLIGHT

LONDON-Major Pedro Seanni and Ensign Nelson T. Page. Argen- tine ayiators, will attempt a flight around the world this summer from London to Paris, Rome, Cairo, Bag dad Calcutta, Rangoon, Shanghai, Tokyo, Alaska, San Francisco, Buenos Aires.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-02-28
IRISH REQUEST ITS OWN
 ENVOY TO AMERICA

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.- The Irish Free State, seeking a greater measure of independence, has re- quested the State Department that it be permitted to send its own dip lomatic envoy to the United States, it was learned from Department of- ficials.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-02-28
WHEELER SLURS THE
 PRESIDENT IN SPEECH

WASHINGTON-Wheeler in a speech on the floor of the Senate de- clared that Attorney General Daugh- erty had intimidated President Cool idge flor we all know that the Pres ident of the United States has not had the intestinal stamina to ask him for that resignation.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-02-28
Northwestern Sails North Saturday

NOrthWestern Sails North Saturday
 SEATTLE The Northwestern will sail north Saturday morning with PAT passengers. The following are booked for Wrangell: George |. Gunderson, Mrs. George Gunderson, F. G. Gunderson, F. c. Barnes, Mrs. c. L. Anderson, H. B. Russell, Emil Simpson, John Huly. w.. D. Eikhart, H. Peterson.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-02-28
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE ENDORSES CARTER GLASS
 FOR THE PRESIDENCY

RICHMOND-The Virginia legis- lature by resolution endorsed Sena- tor Glass for nomination for Presi- dent of the United States.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-02-28

Dr. John B. Beeson, chief surgeon for the Alaska Railroad was aboard the Alameda Monday returning north to resume his duties after q trip to the states during which time he attended a clinic at Mayo Broth CTS Hospital at Rochester. Minn.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-02-28
E. A. Lindman Recovering

E. A. Lindman who was injured at the sawmill two weeks ago, is making splendid recovery, and has been able since last Sunday to get about with the help of walking stick.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-02-28
CHURCHES
ST. PHILIPS CHURCH
SUNDAY, MARCH 2

10:15 A. NJ. Holy Communion with sermon.
 11:30 A. M Church School
 7:30 P. M. Theme of lecture, "Edu cation and Amusements As Found In Cities"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-02-28
Admits Other Crimes

Thomas, in religious fervor, has committed a score of spectacular crimes that had mystified the au thorities in a number of States.
 It was Thomas, the authorities declare, who dynamited jail in Oregon several years ago and re- leased four safeblowers, who then secured the country and pulled" d number of jobs. They staged their getaways" by means of an air plane in many instances. The air plane, belonging to Thomas, was found in local hangar.
 The authorities checked up on details of Thomas confessions and found numerous stolen articles in the two lavishly equipped homes he maintained here and in a cottage al Fox Lake, Ill.
 Stole Watchdog.
 One of the stolen objects was g bulldog that had attacked him while he was robbing home.
 "He tried to chew me up,' said Thomas, "so I showed him into 2 suitcase and took him along with me- He's a fine dog"
 Referring to the erroneous iden tification of Breitung, Thomas said
 ''It sure made me laugh when read in the papers that six womer and girls identified him. I am tn, one. They ought to turn him loos, right away
The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-02-28
CHAMBERLAIN AND ROWLAND
 REPRESENT DAUGHERTy

WASHINGTON--Attorney Gener- al Daugherty, leaving here for Palm Beach, announced that he had
The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-02-28

WEDNESDAY MARCH 5 800 A. M. Special Ash Wednesday service.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-02-28

retained Former Senator Chamber lain of Oregon, and Paul Howland of Cleveland, Ohio, to represent him in the Senate oil investigation.
The Washington times., 1924-10-07
LAB0R'S FIGHT
ON BURSlIIN
BIG. ISSUE
Big -Four Brotherhood Rdps
His Record 8 Tickets
Are Ii N. N. Field

ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ. Oct. II:
with three state and national
tickets In the field. the New Mexico
campaign n due to get under way,
with only one evident issue, the at.
tltudo az organised labor toward
Senator III, o. Bursurn. Republican
candidate for reelection.
Members Of the Big Four Broth.
era0Od have assailed the record 81
Bursttrn and have called on the
organization to work toward his
defeat.
Bursum II opposed on the Demo.
cratic ticket BY Samuel Eratton. OF
Roswell, justice 81 the supreme
court for the last two years. Brat.
ton 10 said to be Of progressive
tendencies, but his retirement on
the bench for the last two years
has not given opportunity to test
his attitude toward legislation.
The La Toilette group - expected
TO run b. s. Dodey, AlbuQuerQue
attorney, for the United states
Senate. Rodey Il q Democrat, who
10 supporting La Toilette and has
been active In progressive policies,
Rodey was nominated for gov
ernor by the La Toilette group, but
refused to run for that office. indi.
eating he wanted the Senatorial POI
The Washington times., 1924-10-07
BANDITS SHOWN
As DRESSV
SHE|KS
Men Held II Fifty RobbsrIes
Spent Much on Their
Wardrobss

CHICAGO, Oct 1.-THE two ban.
dlts. saved By police from lynchIng
ct the hands o. m Eyanston mob
after. police aay. they had con.
feased To two murders ana nnore
than fi4ty robberien. today were
revealed az BEAU Brummelsp Of
the Chicago black belt.
Police learned they were the pos
SCISSORS Of three automobiles. dress
suits and dinner suits, fifteen bust
ness suit, 3 dozen sets Of silk under.
wear and scores Of silk shirts and
socks Of gorgeous huea. The pria.
Onera. George Foster, nineteen, and
Lawrence Warrington, thirty-three,
have been identified, police say.
as the men who shot and killed
william Fox IN the robbery Of his
store, ana Nunzio Maacolin0, con.
fectioEer. They are believed to be
the s'tall and short" bandits sought
BY police for months a. the men
who ''ahot FOR nothing during hold.
ups.
Also, each had his ''Iady friend. Z
One, Effie Smith, who acted az
lookout for washington IN some Of
his robberies, ID being held by POI
lice. The other, white woman
known a. Louise, ~ said to be in
Detroit.
The Washington times., 1924-10-07
z. N. COLBERT ORDERED
BY COURT TO PAY $oss

judgment for $S46 against Edward
n Colbert. detective In the colun-
bian building. was given today to
Mr.. Erna 7. Manning, in the
Municipal Court.
The Judgment covers three notes
made BY Colbert In favor of Mrs.
Manning. and was gotten, she told
the court, as result Of hard luck
stories he told her.
Colbert, known a. the Little Reno
Don Juan detective was much in
the linelight during thu Alexandria
divorce expose.
Additional Judgment for s1lO on
notes was given against Colbert IN
favor Of MrH. Sarah Warfield, when
the detective defaulted In failing
to answer her suit. Mrs. Warfield
and Mrs. Manning were represented
by ]. Edward Collum.
The Washington times., 1924-10-07
76sPALAIS R0YAL
| G s Hh SIS Ssrpice and Conrtesy Established 1877

Sketch No. III.
TwO.NIetal Waste Paper BaS-
kets. Regular N0c Value. Cor
rugated style as illustrated.
Choice Of Pink, Blue, Gray, Ma
hogany and white japanned fin.
ishes.
Sketch No. 10.
Six Colonial Sherbets. Regu,
lar TSc value. Clear quality glass.
Style as illustrated.
Sketch No. 10.
One jug and SIX Tumblers.
Regular 96c Value. Thin blown
quality. 2.quart jug. complete
with thin blown table tumblers.
Sketch No. IL.
Mixing Bowl Sets. Regular
$1.O0 value. Made Of clear quail
ity glass. s. practical aizea to
set.
OAptCu W. ANs
Sandwich Plates. Regular sSc
value. Handled style a. illus
trated with cut vintage design,
Sketch No. is.
Combines. Regular Sl.0e
value. Made Of earthen ware.
Glazed finish, complete with
hail handles and covers.
Sketch No. II.
Mason Fruit Jars. Regular 90C
and 79c values. Complete with
porcelain lined zinc covers and
rubhers. Choice Of quart and
pint sizes.
Sketch No. IS.
ROasters. Regular 800 value
Blue enalneled. Notified effect
VIII hold from 8 to s-pounC
roast.
Sketch No, 10.
Wood Kitchen Sets. Regular
$1.0O value. Handy for TIL,
kitchen, 8 practical articles, com
plete. with rack.
The Washington times., 1924-10-07
APPEALS
FOR SUPPORT
Of WOMEN
Attacks "a Toilette Platform
as Menace to Their suf-
frage Rights
~ ALBERT r. BAENzIGER.
Intermittent News garvios.

EN- ROUTE WITH GENERAL
DAWES, Oct. General Charles
g. Dawes moved on through Mime
sofa today, carrying an appeal to
the women voters Or the Northwest
70 rally To the attack on Senator
Robert M. La Toilette and his Pro
greasive platform, which he held up
as menace ito wOnnen's newly ac-
Quired rights Of suffrage.
IL was the first time the Re
publican vice presidential candidate
has directed his campaign toward
the women vote, and he predicted
that I'm their support win BE- found
the power necessary 70 defeat the
The Washington times., 1924-10-07
Child Family Seen
AS BuIwark Of
The Nation

MUNICH, Oct. 'Pursn-
ing the history 81 man, We dis
cover but two peoples, namely,
the Chinese and the Jews, that
did not perish ultimately on.
account o. rapid decline az
their birthrates,1 declared Pro-
lessor Thomson 81 Muenster
University, speaking before the
convention of the Association
Of Prolific Families.
Nations viii slowly expand
when q standard of four chill
dren TO q family is kept up,
the professor asserted. Ma.
tiOns with families featuring
only three children or less win
slowly but certainly die out, IL
not constantly prOpped up BY
the importation Of fresh blood.
The Washington times., 1924-10-07
Buy China and Kitchenwares at Special sayngg=--6Qc

Sketch No. 20,
Wash Nay Combination. Reg
ularly 7Sc value. Consisting Oh
one 10-Quart Galvanized Bucket
and / good quality cotton yacht
mop.
Sketch No. 81.
Spice Sets. Regular 10 value.
White Japanned finish. Neatly
stencilled. Spice jars packed Ii
metal cOntainer.
Sketch No, 22.
Dozen Jelly Moulds. Rsgu.
lar 1Sc value. Fluted style as
illustrated, Tight fitting covers.
6-ounce' capacity.
The Washington times., 1924-10-07

effort o. - Toilette 70 amaisamats
the American and red tIags.''
He was expected 10 speak pr.
Iiarily tor theft benefit again To.
day Ii his 81. Paul address, but
tonight, ct Mason city, Iowa, IN the
home territory of Senator Smith wv.
BroOiKharts IL wan considered prob
able that ne would give at least an
indirect answer To the Iowa Sena.
tors demand for his resignation.
The Washington times., 1924-10-07
69C--On Price Sale Affords Great

Sketch No. I.
Garbage Cans. Regular S9c
Value. Heavily galvanized. Lock
lid covers. 16-Quart size.
Sketch No. 2.
Double Boilers. Regular 81 90
Value. aluminium Rice or Dat.
meal Boilers. Brightly polished.
2-Quart size.
Sketch No. 3.
Aluminium ROasters. REGULAR
$1.00 Value. Heavy quality.
Brightly polished. 1Ok.ineh size.
Sketch No. 4.
Sauce Pan Sets. Regular rec
Value. Made aof aluminium, sun
ray finish. Set consists Of
each, 1, III and 2-Quart sizes.
Sketch No. 5.
Wizard Polishing MOps. Reg
ular 800 value. Triangle shape.
Made Of good quality yarn. Has
smooth finished handles.
Sketch No. 6.
Electric Curling Irons. Reg.
ular $1.00 Value, Guaranteed
elements. complete with feet
Of cord and separable attachment
plug.
Sketch No. I.
Canister Sets. Regular $500
Value. -Four assorted sire CAMS.
ters. Choice Of blue or white
1apanned and mottled Gold and
Silver finishes.
Sketch No. 3. .
Preserving Kettles. Regular
$l,O0 value. Made or heavy
quality aluminium. Gunray FIN.
ish. 6-quart capacity.>
Sketch No. Q.
COlanders. Regular, 800 Value.
Made Of heavy quality aluminium
Large family size. Ideal fol
straining vegetables.
Sketch No. 10.
Water Pitchers. Regular 81 .OC
Value. Made of aluminium
Paneled design. 6.pint capacity
The Washington times., 1924-10-07

Sketch No. eS.
RO-No Liquid. Regular Sl,25
value. Quart size. An ideal In
secticide. disinfectant, deodorizer
and cleanser,
Sketch No. "a.
Serving Trays. Regular 800
value Mahogany finished.
frames. Wood handles. Size,
1Ox16 inches.
sketch No. %.
Knoading Continuation. Reg.
ular S6c value, Consisting Of !
pastry board, size 16x22 Inches,
and ! hardwood rolling pin.
The Washington times., 1924-10-07
Bond lsaue souqInt

The Galveston, Harrisburg ana
San Antonio railroad applied to the
Interstate Commerce Commission
today for authority to issue s07s 900
Of first mortgage bonds, which are
TO be delivered 10 the Southern Pa.
cific railroad ID liquidation Of q
part Of existing obligations 70 that
road.
The Washington times., 1924-10-07
STANTON PARK CITIZENS
REFLECT ALL OFFICERS

All of the 1924 Officers we're rs.
elected to serve during 1876 1t 4
meeting oe the stanton Park Citi.
xenH' Association, held last night.
They are: 8. b. Frantz. president:
John r. Smith and IA. HI Gregory,
vice presidents; Harry m. StuIl, sec.
rotary; Robert u. Bier. financial Sec
Rotary: George Clagett. treasurer,
and A. II. Gregory and II. NJ. Stull,
delegates To the citizens federation.
It IS the plan Of the association
to oppose at the hearing to Be held
by the public utilities commission.
October is, the petition OF the
washington Railway and Electric
Company that 1t be permitted 60 put
ten additional one-man cars into
service.
The Washington times., 1924-10-07
isIollL ANDs CITIZENS
ELECT OFFICERS

Paul Fl Grove, Sr., was elected
president q tho Sixteenth Street
Highlands Citizens Association last
night n the sixth rreabyterian
Church me Reverend James ID.
Buhrer, pastor " the FIRST Rs.
formed Church, was chosen first
Vice president. ana James III. Man.
pin, sr., second vice president. poc.
tor j. w. Hollingsworth was elected
secretary, ana w. n. Hessick, treas
arer.
Jessie BENJAMIN. retiring preai-
dent, and z. Z. Daily were elected
70 represent the association al the
Federation Of Citizens Associat iong.
and John Lyon was chosen alter.
nata
The Washington times., 1924-10-07

Sketch No. 26.
Baskets. Regular CSC value.
Ideal for wet wash and delivery
use. Made Of heavy splint wood.
Sketch No. q.
Coal HOd and Shovel, Regular
Too value. Heavy galvanized
coal hod. Strong handle com.
plete with fire shovel.
Sketch No, 2S,
Rinsing Pans. Regular 800
value, Made of aluminium.
Sunray finish. Can also be used
a. q bread raiser.
sketch No. 20.
Mirror and Towel Rack.
Regular Sl.OO value. White
enameled finish. Good quality
mirrors with towel rack at
tached.
Sketch No. 80.
S-ROlls Of Toilet Paper. Regu-
lar SOC value. Kewpie tissue.
$50 sheets to roll. Good quality.
Sketch No. 81.
Wizard Polish. 1925 value.
Quart size can. Ideal for polish.
ing floors and all kinds Of
furniture.
Sketch No. 81.
Wash Tubs. sec value. Heavily
galvanized. Drop side handles.
22'inch ai1e,
Sketch No. IS.
| Bath Tub Seats. Regular $500
value. White enamel finish.
Rubber extension arms.
Sketch No. 81.
Washing Combination. 75t
value. Consisting Of / wash
board with reversible rubbing
surface and bars Of laundry
! soap.
The Washington times., 1924-10-07
COURSE IN LIBRARY
SERVICE OPENS OCT. 8

a limited number o. sfudsatn win
- given a. opportunity 70 train for
library service ana qualify Tor aIp.
pointment To the library ataff ~
the Public Library, which vim open
course IN library schemes October
20. The course win Be continued ID
May 90.
Application for admission to the
class should be made to the director
in person between and s >. M, be-
fore wednesday. Students are re-
CURED to give forty ana cne-hal1
hours weekly to class instruction
and practice IA the various depart.
ments Of the library. Can.iidares
must be between the ages of
eighteen, and thirty-fIve years and
"a good physical condition..
The Washington times., 1924-10-07

sltion. He probably viii ret It.
Nominees Tor governor III the
State are a. follows: Republican.
Manuel Otero. AlbuquerQue; Demo.
cratic, "A. r.. Hannett, Gallup: IA
FolIette. vacant.
Nominees for Congress are: Re.
publican. Felipe Hubbel1, Albu.
Querque; Democratic, John Nor.
row (tor re-electiOnl; La Toilette,
Manuel otero. Republican norni.
nee Tor governor, b wool raiser
and prominently idontified with
sheep men Of the STATE. He has
never held office.
A. 4. Hannett, Democratic norni.
ness for governor, Ii q lawyer who
has made . record repraaentin9
labor In civil suits.
With both the Democratic ana
Republican platforms denOuncing
the khan. that organization Il not
an issue.
Republicans, being out OF office,
expect TO base their campaign on
the usual cry Of Turn the fascals
out!' Extrayagance and misman.
agement win be the issues.
Democrats VIII stick to their
guns and win point out economies
and evidence OF efficient admins.
tration. They are IN the peculiar
position OF having based their plat.
form on the record Of Governor
James Hinkle. and OF having ct the
same time retired him to private
life.
Demand for his withdrawal Ct the
Santa Fe convention became %
urgent that he was forced to 40.
cede. Opposition Of the Spanish
American vote % said TO have
brought about his retirement.
Otero, coming from an ola Span
ish.American family, u expected 10
| poll q huge native vote. The m
tive vote runs about 30 per cent.
and on this basis Of reckoning
0tero has more than an even
rhance Of election.
The Washington times., 1924-10-07
Phone or Mail Orders Receive
Prompt Attention
s4H

Sketch No. IS.
Sweeping Combination. Ragu.
lar 7sc value. Consisting Of
carpet broom and Japanned
dust pan.
Sketch no. So.
Convex Pots. Regular sI.0O
value. Paneled style as Illus.
trated. Heavy quality. s-quart
size.
sketch No. 81.
- Table TlmbIers. Regular
$500 value, Fancy pressed de-
sign a. illustrated, Good quality
glass.
Sketch No. 80.
I jug and ls TumbIers. S5c
value, Colonial style as Illus.
trated. Clear quality glass.
Sketch No. 80.
s Custard Cups. Regular SLID
value. Optic style. Guaranteed
to Withstand the heat Of any
oven.
Sketch No. 40.
4 Cups and Saucers. Regular
$40 value. Japanese thin quality
china; blue dragon decoration.
Sketch No. Al.
Stone OARS. Regular 79c value.
4-gallon size. Smooth finished.
Ideal for preserving and making
home made beverages,
Sketch No. AZ.
Jugs. Sl.2b value. Cracked
style as Illustrated. Choice OF
several desirable colors.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-19
Who is in charge of her grace ?''

Who is in charge of her grace ?" asked the matron.
 Nurse Marden. She is single handed. | therefore proceeded to that room and found Nurse Marden engaged in clothing baby for the street \ young person was in the room"
 "rhcr,." shouted, "l told you so.''
 Co on." said the matron, please"
 "l asked for an explanation" said the sister, The young person first attempted to run ont of the room. i1it ." grim smile for the first time covered the scottish features. "l soon stopped that. She thercupon burst into tears, and l resumed toFsesgion of his lordship. As for the other baby ."
 "Thr other baby" shricked the ma iron. 'ilow do you mean? Do You man Co say there was another habye"
 Naturally" said inc Sister. "lt Was proposed to exchange tho babies"
 "li, Jovr." | cried. "now SOC. Look hcrc, tod you I saw tho girl meet somebody That person gave htr the haby7 Tine matron looked
New Britain herald., 1924-01-19

matron. standing up. mo complaint has ever been made against you. and do not want to make one now, but there are limits to what you may keep to yourself There are limits to the initiative which you are al- lowed to show. This gentleman sug gests that the Duchess of farnshire's s haby has been kidnapped. ou know something about it. Iou will please report it. and forthwith
 Evidently the matron had a strong character. for the scotch woman was forced 10 talk:
 "Ahout twenty-five minutes to one. last night she began in an even monotone. "I was engaged on my Ia st round upon the first floor. In so doing l entered tho Bathroom. The blind having been pulled up. was able to rotice. across the well, that q light Was burning in the dressing room. This being against orders, or unusual l was about to proceed to that room. when ! observed on the blind the shadow Of two persons"
New Britain herald., 1924-01-19
THi. STOLEN BABY Rnnin IIrrr IOl,IN

A novelist. seeking nocturnal ad- venture, offers to give girl q lift in a taxi. They go from Paddington l;t creation Ground to q poor part of London. The girl informs him that her sister is sick in d hospital and that she is on her way to fetch her sisters baby from her sistcr'' home. The seeker Of adventure takes the girl and the baby to Elgin avenue and, as the girl aliGhts. he notices ccat-of-arms worked on the babys coat
 Slow at following the girl he loscs tack of her. He returns to the place where the girl went for the baby and finds it rear entrance 10 a nursing home lie tells the matron that Q baby has been kidnapped,
New Britain herald., 1924-01-19
RED PEPPER FOR
 COLDS IN CHEST

l,asc your tight. aching chest. Stop the pain Freak up fine congestion. Fcol a had cold loosen up in just short time.
 "Ilrd Pepper Rub" is the cold rcm- rdy that brings quickest relief It raunot hurt you and fl certainly seems Co end the tiehtHess and drives tHc cong stiou and soreness right out.
 Nothing i5s such concentrated. p,n- ctrating heat as rfi pepprrs and W i"n heat poactrates right down into colds. congestion. aching muscles and sorr. stiff joints feiirf comes at once
 The moment you apply l;cd Pepper RGh you feel the tingling heat. iH thrre minutes Inc cong .tri Epoi ie rarmed through and through. When sou a9o suEoriug From a cold. rh+'I- m8'ism barkachr. sin neck or sUrc muscles iU.t cft jar Of I;owlSs Red Pepper Rub. made from rcd peppers. st auy drug stor.. You Riil have the quickest rs ief known.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-19
LESS MEAT IF
 KIDNEYS BOTHER
Take a Glass or salts fl Your Back
 Hurts or Bladder Tfoubles You.

No man or woman who eats too much meat can makr mistake by flushing he Kidneys occasionally. says "fIl known authority. Big meat cat- ing may d"'ciOp uric acid. which cN- ciirs thr kidneys: they become O, cr- worked from the strain. get sluggish and fail to nltrr tar waste and poi sons from thc blood: then a,c get sick. Ehc1ms'ism. hcadarhcs liver trou- hlr. 1cNousnoss. dizzin,sss. slccpincss and urinary disorders often come ,fsm sluggish kidneys.
 Th" moment s0u feel q dulI ache in ih' Kidneys, Or your back hurts. or f 'h" urine Is cloudy. offensive. Culi of sediment. irregular of psssag" or attended by d sensa ion of scaldiug. stop rating meat and gat abyu four ouur"s Uf Ish Ssts from amy pnar- n3acy: tak. a tablespoonful iu a gjass of water before bre9kfasi. and in fw days your kidnry- may act fine. This famous salts is mads rom fhc acid 0f grapes and lemon 5u.cr. ruaI- binri with iithia, and has been used for g"nsr5 ions jo Ggsh and stimulate tIs kidneys, also tU B"uiraliz. thn a"ias iH ur.B' SD t Hn longer causes Irritation. tHUs 0fsn enIiar bladder Rrakvns,5.
 JaJ Ssts js ur&pane.te and car-5t iujuro; makes JrlighifH cTcrpes- r"ut 'thia water drink. rhtrn atert.- our sgouj1 take now and :hen to help krrp t1" kii1eys ciean and artir, and th' blood purr. .herz15y o1tnu at oid- ing Ff-jous hiiHcy Juy'iestions.