davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-04
stApRoSA DISTRICT

tl.T50-ts50 cash. balance SO per
mo- Including Interest i-rui ~
bungalow with sleeping porch {!
fail concrete basement furnace.
laundry trays concrete garage
Corner. beautiful view u Lake
MHahinEtom.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-05
City Items

Make money spare hours selling Christmas cards. They sell them- selves. Ohrnstedts, 70 ". Main St -sdt.
 Alhin and Clara Carlson have sold through the Camp Real Estate Co. a three-family house at the corner of Fairview and Church streets to Samuel Lehrer, hardware mer- chant.
 Day school, SIS month, Con necticut Business College. t63 Main street. Enter now.-advt.
 Miss Louise Cavanaugh entertain ed at luncheon and bridge at hel home on Fremont street Thursday afternoon Prizes were awarded tc Miss Marcella Ginsburg and Miss
 Night school, s5 month, Con recticut Business College, 16S Main street. Enter Tuesday evening" adyt
 Sweeney.
 The New Britain Institute will close all day Labor Lay.
 Special prices on permanent wave during September. Lucille Shop; phone G3S.-Advt
New Britain herald., 1925-09-05
Sour Milk Can Make
 Very Tasty Dishes
BY SISTER MARY.

Old.tashioned dog-days usually mean sour milk and cream at mop perfume moments but later when the hodsekeeper takes stock of her lard. CT she will find herself confronted with the problem of salVaging food and preventing waste.
 Try these recipes and enjoy some real delicacies otherwise out of the question.
 If you have a large amount Of sour milk on hand make some cot tage cheese. The protein content of the milk is unchanged, 80 nourlsh- ing dish Is the result. Less meat is needed if big dish of cottage cheese Is served for luncheon or sup per,
 Cottage Cheese.
 Two quarts sour milk, 1-2 tea spoon salt, tablespoons thick sweet cream.
 The milk should be thick and freshly and quickly soured, Put into bowl and place in q large pan of hot water Let stand until the milk separates and the curd is firm. If the pan and bowl can be placed in sunny window the separation will be hastened, Put two thicknesses of cheese cloth over a coarse strainer and pour the curd and whey into strainer, Gather corners of cheese cloth and tie securely. Let hang so the whey can dip into a bowl be- meath. It will take about twelve hours for the curd to become dry enough. Remember that the whey has the acid taste and must be re- moved to make a mild, pleasant cheese,
 When curds are dry turn Into a bowl, add salt and beat with a fork, adding cream until light and moist More salt may be wanted and more or less cream can be used. depend ing on personal taste.
 A particularly delicious way to use cottage cheese Is to combine 1t with whipped sweet cream adding sugar and using only tiny bit of salt This dish is served with current or strawberry preserves and crisp cackers as 8 dessert. If you are dieting 10 reduce, sea son dry curds we'll with salt and pepper but do not add cream.
 Minced parsley. shredded green peppers, minced chives or pimentoes can be added to plain cottage cheese with good results,
 So much for much sour milk If you have only one-half cup of sour milk keep in mind this recipe | for chocolate cake, Chocolate Cake. Two cups light brown sugar, 1-2 cup melted butter, 2 square bitter chocolate, 2 eggs, 1-2 cup sour milk,
New Britain herald., 1925-09-05
City Advertisement
TEAMS COURTS.

Sealed proposals vlll be received by the Boarl of Park Commission CTS of New Britain Conn. until , p. m, on S,pt 11th. 1925, for the grading for six tennis courts and the construction of ;No tennis courts, complete with hackstopS. drainage and accessory grading al Willow Brook Park. in inc Cjiy ui New Britain. or such portion of them as available appropriations wilt hujhl.
 A set of plans ani specifications may be obtained from Ralph F. Wsinrtght Supl of Parks, NeR Britain, upon deposit of S5,o0, said deposit 10 he refunded 10 unsuccc ss- ful bidders upon the return of the plans and specifications before Oc- tober 1, 1925.
 Each bid must he accompanied hy 2 certified check, payable to the or der of the City of New Britain, in the amount of Five Hundred Dollars or by a satisfactory bond for this amount as d guarantee that the hia- der will enter into contract wth1n ten days after the award of the hid Checks or bonds Of unsuccessful htd, ders will he returned 10 them iu- nediste'y after final action m the proposals The right IS resersed 10 reject any CT sil bids,
 By order Of the Board ct Park Commissioners Of the City Of New Britain Conn
 VIM F. BROOKS, Chairman. Dated Sept. 2. 1sz5A
New Britain herald., 1925-09-05
TENDERED FAREWELL PARTY

A farewell party was held last evening at the home of Mir. and Mrs II. C. Capen of A Hamilton street in honor of Miss Faith H. Anderson Piano, violin and vocal selections were rendered and refreshments served. Miss Anderson received many beautiful gifts as a token of the esteem with which she is held by the young people of the Emanuel Gospel church.
 She will leave on September il for Wheaton, 1ll., where she will en- ter Wheaton college. She was gradu- ated from tho local high school class of 1921 and WIS an honor pupil She also graduated from the State Nor nal school in 1923 with a high standing and taught for two years at the Lincoln street school. Her father, the late Rev. M. $. Ander- son, was founder and pastor of the Emanuel Gcsrel church.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-05
ROSENTHAL AGAIN
 HEAD OF PHI BETA
Three Other Grand Council Mem. berS Are Also Reelected

Abraham Rosenthal c: Newburg, N, r., a former resident of this city, was -re-elected grand superior of Phi Beta fraternity late yesterday afternoon during ono of the final sessions of the national convention which Is being brought to close at the Burritt Hotel today Mir. Ro. senthal received his High school edu- cation in this city and Is now at tending the University of Rochester at Rochester. N. !.
 Three other officers were re- elected yesterday. They are, vice grand superior, Jack Rottner of Hartford; grand recording secretary, Louis Bahllian. University of Penn- sylvanla; grand burzar. Milton so- dafsky. University of Pennsylvania, There are four other offices to be filled and Ii Is expected that these elections will take place early this afternoon, when the final meeting is called to order al o'clock.
 The activities Of the convention will close tonight with the formal banquet in the ballroom of the hotel, All delegates will be present and the affair will be presided oyer by Ben Birnbaum, convention chairman who will act as toastmaster, Speeches will be given hy members of the grand council, by honorary grand superior and hy the three New Britain men who are honorary members Of Epsilon chapter, The opening address will be delivered by Grand Superior Rosenthal
 Last evening the delegates attend ed theater party at the Capitol. a large section of the auditorium be- ing reserved for the men.
 Moses Rosenthal of New York city president of the alumni association of Phi Beta, arrived in town last evening. accompanied hv Phillip Lends, chairman of activities al Beta chapter. Brooklyn. N. Y. MT Rosenthal stated today that the work of the alumni association dur. ing the past year has been highly successful, the main feature of the year being the formation of Beta chapter. A campaign for q Great. CT Phi Beta" will be waged during the coming season under MT. Rosen, thal's direction and indications are that the next season will be one ot great success.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-05
Personals

Mir. and Mrs. William Fleischer of 2S Osgood avenue, have returned from an extended motor trip through Massachusetts, New Hamp- shire, Maine and Canada.
 Misses Irene McNulty and Lillian Williams will be the guests of Miss Bertha Brown of Coventry, R. l. over the holidays.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry F. Smons oi 2S5 Whiting street left today foi Boston 10 visit Nat Butler, promoter of bicycle racnig at Revere Beach They are accompanied by Wilfred Sevigny and Miss Anna Desrocher.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-05
May Change Investment
 Of Police Pension Fund

The third meeting to be held Tuesday night at which the attend snce of the police commissioners will be required will be that of the pension fund board, a special meet ing of which has been called to dis cuss a change in investment of some of the funds. It is understood that City Treasurer Curtis L. Sheldon, custodian of the fund and a mem- Der of the board. will inform the board that q change of investment involving about s20, 900 of the fund would result in a liberal profit.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-05
PAINLEyE IN LEAGUE Cr.tIR

Geneva, Switzerland, Sept. 5 VPl- Premier Painleye of France sue ceeded his foreign minister, NJ, Briand in the chair of the League Of Nations council today.
 The forenoon session of the coun- oil dealt with a number of minor matters, but the delegates listened to an encouraging report on the pro lection of women and children in the Near East.
 William F. c'Pussyfoot"D John son, American prohibition worker who has heen active in the Near East and intends 10 return there, was a listener.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,

Warranty deeds have been filed as follows: Vincenza Alessi to Giuseppe Pandolfo, Sebastiano and Mary Mag zotta, 112 Beaver street, Albin and Clara Carlson to Samuel Lehrer. Fairview street: Giuseppe Pandolfo and Sebastiana and Mary Mazzotta 10 Vincenza Alessi, Hurlburt and Smalley street; Dyson Land Co. to John F. Fitzgerald, Homestead av- enue; Konstin Mikulskas to Adam and Mary Staskelunss. Stanley street; M. II. and H. V. Camp to Joseph and Sofia Hrynko. McClin- tock street.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-05

cups flour, 1-s cup boiling water, 1 teaspoon vanilla, Is teaspoon salt, i teaspoon soda, teaspoons cold water.
 Cream butter and sugar and beat in chocolate melted over hot water. Add eggs unbeaten and beat batter well. Beat in sour milk. Sift in our and stir until smooth. Add boil ing water and beat until smooth. Add salt and vanilla and soda dis solved in cold water. Beat well for d minute and pour into 2 layer cake pans. Bake in a moderate oven for forty minutes.
 Then there are sour milk drop cookies, boon to the busy house. wife who likes 10 serve a refreshing bite and sip 10 her chance visitors on hot summer afternoons.
 Rolled Oats Drop Cookies.
 Two cups light brown sugar, 2-5 cup butterss2 eggs 1-2 cup sour milk, 1 teaspoon soda, IS teaspoon salt, teaspoon cinnamon, IA cups flour , cups rolled oats, 1-2 cup chopped English walnuts, 1-2 cup seeded and chopped raisins,
 Cream butter and sugar and add tsgs well beaten, Dissolve soda in sour milk and add to first mixture. Add rolled oats flour, nuts and raisins and mix thoroughly Drop from a spoon on to buttered and fourcd pans and bake fifteen min utes in moderately hot oven.
 Ordinarily rolled cookies are al- ways more tender and delicate if made with sour milk in place of sweet, but rolled cookies are too much effort for summer weather.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-05

Here lies the remains of a radio fan, Now mourned by his many rela- tions; He went to a powder mill smoking. his pipe, And was picked up by twenty-one stations.
 Williams Purple Cow.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-05

Half hatched duck eggs, boiled in the shell, is the most popular food in many Philippine Island dc)icates- sens.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-05

Roderick Burling Hallock, 26, temporary pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church at Coram, Long Island. N. Y. mysteriously disap- peared on August ,. Hallock is a graduate of Wesleyan University and was 10 return in October for his senior year at the divinity school of Yale university.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-05

The last picture taken of the officers the wrecked dgie shenandoa All these R. Mayer Lieutenant B. Lawrence Lieutenant A. R. Hough and leuenant S. a Lieutenant Commander Zachary Gin commando Lieutenant Commander E Of this Hancock and Shnnard Killed the ca sh of the big ship
New Britain herald., 1925-09-05
THE HERALD WANT ADS" Alphabetically Arranged For Quick and Ready Reference
 LINE RATES FOR CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS

Yearly Order Rates Upon Application
 Count 6 words to line.
 it lines to an inch.
 Minimum Space, } lines. Minimum Book Charge s5 cents.
 No Ad Accepted After l P. M. for Classified Page on sams Day. Sat. 10 A. N.
 Ads Accepted Over tho Telephone for convenience of customers. Call s2s. Ask for "Want Ad" Operator.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-05
Florist

CUT FLOW WERS- potted plants. pleasing variety ecializtrg on funeral work Johnsoa's Greenhouse, ST Church St. FLOWERS-Lor the wedding. Gladioli astefs, roses. etc. Funeral designs s2.50 up. We deliver to all parts of the city Flower Garden Greenhouse. lls3 Staaley St. Phone 23Ss-l3.
 NICE CARNATIONs-Sl a dog. Very fine flowers. Sandallies Greenhouse 2ls Oak St. Tel. 2643.l2.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-05
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Burial Lots, Monuments

BURIAL VAULTS-Concrets ateel rein. forced; water pieof. dramatically seal. ed. will outiast either wood or metal Do not require larger iotA Reasonab biy priced. N. B. Vault Co.,. Kensington Tel. 6s7-l5
 NEW BRITAIN--Mounm Works, l1s Oak St. Monuments of all sizes and descriptions Carving and letter cutting our specially.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-05

SlsH USED CAR DEPT.-IF Yop LOOKING FOR A GOOD USED t77> VISIT OUR SHOW ROOM ON SECOND FLOOR. 4. G. HATU ELM ST. PHONE 7lss. tFx
 A-L-- ss
 ~
New Britain herald., 1925-09-05
BARGAINS

Marmon passenger si7s. Brand new Moon Sedan, new Diana Sedan, Gray 1925 Touring ss75, Dodge se dan 1925. Moon 1923 Touring s47S, Oldsmobie 1924 Sport Touring s5es, Dodge Touring s125.
 AARON C. COHEN, ING. 1855 PARK ST. HARTFORD TOWN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25
Shipping Board to Decide
Ship Bids Friday

WASHINGTON. March "a. - Tho
shipping board has postponed until
Friday at 10 a, m. it's action on
tho bids OF tho Pacific Mail steam.
ship Co. aud tho Stanley Dollar
Co. for shipping board vessels now
operated by tho former line.
Dcfcrmont followed ruling by
Judge Parker. general counsel for
tho board. that tho Pacific Mail
Co.'S bid was not proper one
under tho shipping board act OF
1920. and was taken 10 afford tho
company time to consider tho sltu.
alton.
The Pacific Mali Co.'S bid was the
higher of tho two, but included
the offer OF stock In company
TO BIO organized TO operate tho
lInerH. whilo tho Dollar Co.'S bid
tho lower. wns all cash.
Tho board was 20 have made its
award today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25

constipation or gas on the stomach aud
headache (when cdo 20 bowel inaction),
a single spoonful OF Adlerika often pro
duoos surprising aud gratifying results
In cases OF obstinate constipation or
stomach trouble IL Adlerika does not
bring relief IN - or IS hours tho advice
of reputable physician should be 90.
cured.
Reports from Physicians
~ congratulate YOU on the good effect
from Adlcrika since l prescribed IT,
tSigncdl Or, L. I.anglois,
"Adlorika Is tho best In my entire 81
years experience" (sgned) Dir. g. Es-
gers.
Il prescribed Adlerika with birhiy
satisfactory results" (Slsnod) pr. A. c.
G. name given on reauestD
II can't ret along without Adlerli<a
(Signod) Or. w II. Bernhart
j. ~. puckett "a uSer OF Adltriksl'
writes: After taking Adierika feel bet
ter than for 90 years Haven't Language
to express tho impurities eliminated from
my SYSTEM
Adlerlkn IL big surprise to rcprio
whoOhiNc used only ordinary bowel aud
stomach medicines because OF ttu REAL.
aud QUICK actlon. sold 10y leading
droEslsts everywhere, In seattle ~ lar.
tell Drug Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25
FREAK ACCIDENT
MAY Be FATAL
Flying Rock SmaSheS Street
Car Window; Man Cut

4 flying rock wmzzed thru "a
window OF a street cnr crossing tic
Dearborn a. bridge al 18TH ave. o..
Tuesday afternoon Philip Peter
son. 90. Of 1905 18TH ave. g.. was
sitting just inside 10 sustained %
cash IN his neck from flying Flom.
Taken 20 tile city hospital he WA
found 10 DO IN n critical condition.
Passengers. frightened by tho
flow OF blood. atnmpodcd for the
exit, John Anthony operator of
tho onc,man ear. stopped his trolley
midway over the bridge ana auioted
them. Walter Young, 1909 College
St, helped Peterson from the car.
put him on n passing truck ana
saw him Off for tho hospital.
Peterson. who Is n retired farmer.
has wife and daughter. He lost
about quart OF blood,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25
JAPANESE CUSTOM
CHANGES; YOUTH
HAVE JAZZ MANIA

TWENrYlsiNE years ago Jap.
Il ancso boys aud girls were
not permitted to mIngle together
after they were years old, ae-
cordlng TO w. Nakamura, Jap.
anoso merchant ON First ave s,
"a brother and sister were not
allowed TO sic on the Same chair
after they had arrived at the ago
Of T." no says, "rhe young men
and the YOUNG women danced
alone. \ man and his wife or a
young man ana his sweetheart
walking along tho street arm In
arm would have been considered
crazy. Tho man walked IN front
and the woman followed him.
but that Is all changing now,
and tho young people IN Japan
have tho 'jaE1 mania" just like
they have IN America
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25
rAcIr1c coAsr sTATIoNs

XIII. Los Angeles t0ss meters
--ig.g0 p, m. oTchcA,ral concert
ana garden talk! 2.s0 2 m. matt
ness musicale. 8 p. M. NiciCmau'a
orchestra $50 y, M. childrrn'H
program. 7s1D p m. University
of Southern California program;
8 D. m. talk on astronomy and
other features. 10 y, m HEX
mans orchestra
KGO. Oakland. agt meters
ti:i0 n. IN. luncheon concert: .
D. m. musical program and
spekksr. p. m. Hotel ST. Fran
cis concert orchestra, silent
night
XII. Los Angeles. isT meters
--5 .. m. hour % news bulletins.
s:t5 . M. rAdioturial. .. M
Nick Harris detective stories:
Hawaiian band; ,. M. Herald
program; ? y. IN. Examiner pro-
gram: 10 p. m, Patrick Jarth
orchestra; eulos.
<GW. Portland. a9i.B meters
1880 .. m. luncheon concert by
Rose city trio. p m. children's
proErAm 9 .. M. Portland Civic
Music club concert. D M radio
debate between University OF
oregon ana University Of Stan
ford on Japanese exclusion act:
Stnnford'h dsbhterA broAdcaHtlng
from XIX. The Tribune. Oak
land. 10 .. m. Coiburn'h dance
orchestra.
xxx, Los Angeles, a77 meters
--s.t5 .. m. talk on reinvsnA-
tion. $40 p. m. dinner hour pro-
gram; p. M. Ambassador con-
cert orchestra: $ p. m. popular
banking talk. . p m. feature
program: 10 p. m. Hollywood
land dance orchestra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25
RAIN IS NORMAL
Bureau Report Shows Snow
Light; Good Irrigation

February precipitation was nor
mai due 10 rainfall below tho 1900
foo, altitude bat the snowfall was
light 20 moderate according 90 "a
report this week of NJ. y. Summers.
msteorologist for the local weather
bureau office
Some rain even fell above the
1000 foot level At snoaualmic
pass, 5,oio feet high. rein fsll on
10 days OF tho month with a total
snowfall OF only 81 inches.
The rapid runoff duo TO mild
temperatures. continued wei thru
February in tho lower reaches Of
the Columbia river tributaries Tho
end Of the month found tho ground
barren Of snow at several okanogan
and Cascade mountain stations ~
an elevation Of 5000 feet; Tho
snow has "a high water content
auguring well for Irrigation water
for the coming season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25
AGENTS WOUND
man IN RAID
Alleged Purchaser OF Booze
Runs When 0rys Appear

Making hrcN, eor liberty when
dry agents rushed hugo sim near
Wocdinville. where be was buying
whisky. Arthur Carlson. %. ot Kirk,
land, Was stopped BY a hullct and
tnken 90 the city hospital suffering
irom wound i'm the hip,
The agents arrested another man.
said 20 b. the operator " the stll,
and seized % SALONS or moonshine.
W N. Whitney assistant prohibit
ton director directed the raid, which
was staged after agents had been
watching the stu Tor three days.
Carlson said no saw the agents
closing IN on the still and that he
made dive under a log and started
20 run. Tive OF tho agents fired, no
said. one OF the bullets striking him
IN the les, The wound Is not serious
and he viii recover. Agent w. J..
Griffith rushed him to Seattle TO the
hospital.
Carlson said he went TO the su1
IN an old Ford 20 buy whisky and
that he had nothing 10 do with It's
operation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25
tAdycrtlsomonD
Gil o s y h air
One intriguing charm
that every woman can have

Science has discovered that
lus,rous hair is an unfaiilnr
sign OF health n you want
TO have hair that everyone
bdmirca make up your mind
that no artificial aid viii eyer
produce IL. You must take
Immediate steps 10 Improve
your general health. That In
tho first thing 70 do,
II your hair r. dry and
rough looking, with dead.
wsshcd-out appearance, some
thing Is wrong when nature
completely eliminates the poi
sons that clog up the System
through constipation. tho first
Improvement IN regularity
shows IN tho hair.
Just ask your druggist for
= bottle Of Agrllin. that won
detful new combination Of
mineral oil and Japanese Sea
Moss that corrrctH sluggish
action and other results OF
constipation In natural man
nor without drugs. Just usa
M nm I'k HlhElS LOT week
or two.
Your friends will bn amazed
NJ the change when your hair
becomes Rloaby. your akin
clears up and YOU. too. have
that clear. healthy glow that
YOU admire In other giriA.
start your course In Agrilin
this very day but don't expect
Immediate results.
Agrllln " creamy white.
tnHtelcAs liquid made by Lohn
& Fink. distributors OF Lysol
and Pebeco. Agrilin is 80
harmless that even a baby can
take H. But oh, what a mar
velous change Il may mako In
you even In few daysl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25
tAdvcrtisemenO
STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Real Cause-Take
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That's whit thousands of stomach
sufferers arc doing now. Instead OF
taking tonics, or trying to patch up
"a poor digostion. they arc attacking
tho rcul cause of tho nilment 49,
clogKed liver and dlHordcred bowels.
Or. Edwards olive Tablets arouse
the liver In n soothing, healing way.
When the liver and bowels are per-
forming their natural functions.
away goes indigestion and stomach
troubles
Have YOU n bad taste, coated
tongue, poor appetite a lazy, DON'T
care feeling. no ambition or energy.
troubled with undlgcstcd foods .
Take Oliyo Tablets. tho substitute
for Cnlomsl,
Dr Edwards olive Tablets arc n
purely vegetable compound mixed
with olive oil. You win know Thorn
by their olive color Thoy do Tho
work without gripping, cramps or
pain.
Take one or two at bedtime for
auicl. relief. Cat what you like. lie
and 30c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25
L. A. Champion Waits !
Is Years For Relief
No One Could Tell Cause of Stomach Trouble

II suffered from stomach trouble for is
years. Como said it was oatSrrh OF tho
stomach. After taking AdlerllSa feul
better thnn for years and am no longer
bothered with gas" tsigncd) L. A..
Champion.
Intestinal Eyncuant
There IA now offered TO the public a
liduld preparation which IL not only n
wonderfully effective and QUICK intes-
tinal evsouant. but which also seems 10
stimulate tho glands OF the Intestinal
tract and 20 cause expulsion OF fiatus
(GAS) This preparation, known as
Adlerlkn, Ia valuable agent for the
purpose OF cleansing the bowels OF iaat.
ter which has been IN tho system a long
time and which other less effective
means have been unable TO disiodge. n
Ia often Astonishing tho great amount
OF matter Adlorikn draws from tho I'm.
festival cRnal--cven right after n natural
movement It sometimes brlnEu out un-
suspected quantities OF ndd,t0pnui mat.
ter Many times " hriugR out much
GAS, thus relieving pressure IN tho all.
domon, AdlerikR " especially valuable
whom PROMPT action Is necessary or 90
encourage tho elimination OF motabolle
polsona through tho bowel.
In slight disorders such a. oecasVDai