‘ 2"“Eouleb Brawn. - ~ 'I‘
,-’ 'lt'in mndedrom pickled
. cheek and care all boiled
pal-coo tastefully, int with lean.
' mold adding at interyois allow
d-bbiled eggs. W hen the mold
1, is
oer the meat and the vesuel
away to cool1 When rendy to:
‘ Baked Stunner.
‘hon preparing the potatoes for
‘ 1101190011 an extra quantity Mash
‘ hly and mix in a little Uwellr
1111 bear.
all 1111 with the potato, brushing over
‘ltll‘wmilk hr beaten eggs. Buy the
11111111 sausages and, cutting
boil for five-minutes. Join the
ith a wooden toothpick before
into the'wutcr. Form a ring
fit the potato and lay the sausage
you it. then put into the oven and
like until the top in brown Pin a.
. _ tic dolly around each dish and nerve
«9011911 .plutegnrnished with e sprig of
“11111119451111 Antonio Gazette.
' Economical flake.
A recipe for an egglcesl unilklesu
‘nnd :butterlesn cake said to be good.
a for a cupiul of brown sugar,
11ml ‘9! rlisine, cupful of water.
" third of a oupfui of lnrd (or 11 quarter
of n oupful ol‘ olive oil), quarter of u
teaSuooniul of nutmeg. tcnapoouiul ot‘
' of cloves. Boil these ingredients to-
'gelher for three minuteo. ‘Wben cool, '
11d 1‘1 teaspoonl’ul of node dissolved hf
warm water, two cupiuln of lien:- and
limit a teanpoonful of baking powder
Ed,“ thoroughly. Bake in a. loaf for
‘ ' Newark News. '
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(Fishing Gazette )
, W'KSHING’PO'N 11.0.. March 13.~
Though no oyster-laden craft have ar-
rived at the oyster wharf for over a
”week there has been a sufficient sup
ply to meet the demand, but in con-
ae’quence oi the scarcity prices have
301199 u9 rapidly since the beginning
of the freeze
.1191. At the oyster whorl 11 list
made of. fifteen vessels known to
dud or loading Oyutere for the
at end navigation is resumed
IEI [IIIIII
, .
Minimal: color and Luslro
l9 lne llair
dd
any drug more.
‘u cold. dish. but very ,epicy . 1
.tebleepoonfuls 1 of- good' butter,
’9tnblesp00niulo of water.
hour-emu and cook slowly 101 15 min-
solace around the omelet.
Butter individual paus'
but not brown;
‘soonfuls' of flour, and mix. Fill 11 mean-[~-
cinnamon and third of a tenepoOni’ul-
Yesterday oysters,
were selling at from $1.00 to $1.51) per 9
here, so that when the freeze,
‘-' complete outfltsvs. ill).
III IIIIIEII IIIIII
Grandmothers Recipe to
‘11 llM' cold nnmmliy,1 bMB‘a well:
‘dru'aigiot hora, 1191191111119 it 'durk— 11111111111111 my.
.1111 the hair so naturally and “only,
Omelet With Apply: In It,
. ___,,___
Peel and core one quart of tort nil
pied-111ml cut them- lengthwise. add two
Your
.nnd three
Cover the'
tablespoonfula of sugar
ntes.‘ Stir the" apples, but do not
break tliem..ond1 cook for 10 minutes
more. Remove the nicest pieces to
Brook all!
fresh eggs in a bowl, add two table-
spoonl'uleuoi granulatedougar and two.
tablespoonfuls of hot water. " Beat
for one minute. Put in a frying pun
one tablespoonl'ui of butter, and when
the butter is hot pour in the eggs.
liet~them cook for hall a minute 'nnn
turn with a. fork until-“they net. Pour
in the not apples and fold the omelet
carefully so as to hold its shape one
clip on a platter.—~1Newnrk News_
' Oyster: a La Dewey.
Allow six oysters to each person.
Wash and drain fifty good-sized oys~
tors, throw them into a bot saucepan
and shake over 11 hot fire until the
gills curl; drain and save the liquor.
Put two tableepmni‘ule of butter in u
'saucepon, add a tnbleepooniul of chop-
ped'green and red peppers, choke un-9
til the pepper is thoroughly cooked
add two level tuble‘,
bring-cup half full of liquor, and ll9ll_
it up with cream or rich milk, add this,
to 111113111112: end nour,"sui~ uni-1111011.,
ing. and add the oysters. Add a love.
t‘cnepoonful of suit. take from the lire.
and turn at. once into the clmlinlc
dish. '
mean emu.
«Uponlcrhuv-lettuue loaves place ,11
111119 .111 pineapple, dot :with "patch
meats and spread .11th cream drone-
ing; on the dressing drop: a spoonful
of whipped cream; ornament each
' dish With four or five candied cherries,
I E 1 '1‘
Old Silk Dren- in Now‘ f-‘orm. '
II thoroughly modern and artistic gor- I “Orange Tree" At Small Outlay.
One of the style utudents has said ment, but after no long an absence,
lbnt if a woman will keep a dress for
seven years the 111er 11111 return to
favor and it may be used again. Al-'
though. this is not unrinvurla‘ble rule
it has proven correct in the case of n
silk dress which ,11'1111 made twice .,
seven yearn ago and was called at the
time =“inille,” but‘is highly popular
today under the name of “poplin."
That the style in which it was
made, representing the good old days
of voluminous folds and circular
flouncee which increased the width
of the bottom of the skirt to many
yards, has not'returned, is evident
from thmdreunes been in a walk down
Broadwily or Fifth avenue. The
enormous amount of silk, however
which once swuthed its owner and
impeded her walking was found to
2be euliicicnt to make one of the-new
route,
and the circular ilounce rc-ap-
hearing with the whole revolution or
seven years move the coat n distinct.1
modern touch’nnd added the necce-
nary length which i‘nsblon favors for
top coats this eprlnl,r
'Not only was the llounce utilized in
the some way for the cont, but hov
lug been made in graduated length.
the depth oil-the bounce at the back
olithe skirt. which formed the train;
was sufllclent to muke the lower por-
tion of the sleeves. The body of the
coat, which was made with the drop
,uliouliier 1111991, was fashioned from
tho upper purl of the skirt, which
used all of the silk with the exception
of some small pieces for cuffs and cab
lar oi the new draped effect.
. With the styles.- ln vogue the owner
‘u'as tumbled to .Iunke the coatuo sut
.iul‘nctorlly that it, woefully the equal
(if-.11 $130 1:994 and idle. oilinwnn superior
in ,quglllyJO that which would have
been 11599 in 9. coat of, that price, Not
only did the wenve ol' the silk and, the
cut of the skirt combine to return to
lnvor,,nud permit. of remodeling. iut'l
11111111 1111
11111 11 111111
YOU BRfiEATHE IT.
Bo wine in time and use Hyomei at
the first symptom oi caturrh ,such as
frequent head colds, constant enii‘fling,
mining of mucus. or droppings in the
thwat. Do not let the disease become
decp-aeotednnd you are in danger of
n serious if. not fatal ailment.
There is no other, treatment
catarrh. head colds, etc,
moi mcthbd. none not us good-so easy
and pleasant to use, or that gives out-l1
quick, sure. and lasting relief. You
breathe lo—no stomach dosing. F ii.
for
Butler will reiund your money if you!
- are n0t benefittcd
Try Hynmei at once mud e-eo .hohw
quickly it clean; the bend, stops
'enifillng. and banisheo catarrh. lltyoe-
Iniel helps you to enjoy good health,
1~ ,All drugstore sell it. 'Ask for- the
rein lying at the whorl market but
Ilhlu in not so. The master or one ot
the
,wharf did not-,1 open the batches of
Ibis, meal until all ,9tlle othorh were
sold cup and vilieie.,wue heel/y demand
, T119111 he started selling;
and line reaped n h11rvcct,hie oysters
on turn may, tolled hair beau: bringing from -7ii cents to $1.00 per
itilllwdark and lustrous almost over- bushel the biennial prince paid for oya
1.111111 you'll 11111. n so cent bottle of tern direct from the vessel at the
‘ ' ctb‘a‘ Sage 111111 sulphur Hair Rem- 111.111 this your. The dealer's 1‘11 the
Millions of wbnr‘fllliorli’et are 011111111111; good eye»
bottles of this old famoua Sage Teal tors 111' barred: by steamer and 11111
from Ndriuilt 11111 fro‘nllpointc along
the larger nchoonere lying at
I for oysters.
1‘“
11holl—ilohiuduetry., 1'39 the Provl
deuce “Journal," , “ ‘
like the Ilyo:
may be said that insuring on increase
in the supply. of these ,ehollllah is
more important than the money paid
into the State Treasury by the lesees.
The oyster is too lmpOrtant 11 food
product to be extermlnatad by per-
98111111 who l111ve‘uo respect for proper-
ty rights. '
SOUTH NORWAI..K Conn. him-1b
3.—~Yceterday was the first day this
winter that the oyster steamers and
power boats could not get out to
work;‘owing 'to 11 guic of wind drli-m
lug the ice into the Final and West
passage ol' “.hc entrance to Norwalk
liorbor. .-1ll the steamers started
out. but bud to return to the docks.
This morning the Standard started
out and. cleared the 151w no oil the
1»
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IIIIIESIIIIII III III
IIIIII. SIIIIII “SIIIII'IIIII
Time'lPapo'o-lllapensinlf-in'Fivo
‘ Minutes all Stomach Mis-
ery is" Gone,
“Really .doeu" put, bod stomach; in
order—«"reolly .doen" overcome indic
gection, dyspepsia, one, heartburn and
aourneea in live minutenwthnt—dnet
that—”molten _-Pnpe‘-a- Diamepain the
biggest oulllugetomwh regulator in
thewarid. girl what you ent-ferments
into stubborn lumps, you bolohsgau
and eructnte sour, nudigeiltedjfood and
=Ifoul;: tongue coated; your insides till-
"bode Island 016161111911 will) my ed with Ibile 11nd lndigcutible waste.
that no one can tell it has been 619- rcntaln- for the “merino farms" oily-the remember the moment: “Panes Dm.
. utnte ore jllfltman in complaining of DBMIII". own“ In contact wlth' the
1.1111111111111011. 11.11111 1111111111; grdy,..‘the‘ ruins of 11131181111111 who do 1101111. stomach oil such distress vanished. It's
, inc med. dry. .- norm-“'1 11111111111 191111111 the 11111 Minnelli, 0,1 the truly outonidlilns—4olnloet marvelous,
have u uurprise awaiting them.
1111111111 0110‘ or'two duplication
9 9),]! hair vanishes and your kicks
9 tum-1111111; dark and 119911111
Wllhinl! 9
' and the loyiis its burmlosanoau.
worth 11.111111111111111 or your cousin, -
hands you wow-money molt.
lt’u'wvonth it‘gmeighlltn cold to.
House would 11:11 and women who 9311'1 not their stom-
acid, hood in diary and aches" breath.
from the public eye that it had been,
entirely forgotten and annwered 91- the South, where the orange trees 9. lion of, a flag or dolly case, will be the‘ Ibere of the family- Y 11111 gs “9,91,17,91,;
cry purpose of a strictly new garment grow, often .lhinks with longing dur- more rapid“ Imam“ If the disks of ,f
‘lng the winter months of the boautl or the male membcm 39““ "I “““g
1 Iful treee.‘ laden with golden fruit and
_ 11110111101113.
portont part of the present-day dreeeu the tiny orange tree with 1111 glossy
"Necklace Play. Important Pm.
The necklace has become an '-ln1»
l
I
Covering Wieldr.
Button moldn or disks of c111 dbonrd
Every woman who has truvcled in that are to be covered for the foundn-I
She may [iambic to afford
Sometimee two 11nd three are wOru leaves and email golden f1'ult.~wlil:rl1
Inc a time. so it is but natural
that makes such a charming and artistic
variety should characterize the ex decoration, but if she cannot, she cauI
tenaive displays seen in the 311098.
the Minneapolis Journal.
are shown in awry color.
.obtaln practically the same effect at
Bends are especially favored.1says a comparatively small outlay, accord-
Thin sen-
and these ing to the Newark News.
The materials
the material cut a trifle larger than
the pattern. are overcast
- Star.
coarsely
/,/.~ urn/av an“- nlu- ‘7’ a ‘- 'av/fl/n'
M‘1t1uxtxukukau -N‘u‘\-\‘\-\-\‘ “‘
I301: to this office and if you are
with cutout thread says the St 11‘0““, Sillist'llllel‘il lo the Senlluel the two
This thread is then drawn up; magazines. ulli be soul to yOm home
A SENTINEL OFFER,
Sunni Stylus for tho wmluiuc 11113.11-
11
so that the material is tom 01' or theIlor mm,- monthu, .11 you are not a 11-11,:-
111olcl, and then fastened securely.
1 clean , Cornere.
Iulnr 9911bucrlber order your
,eitllcr from us or one of the news deni-
Seul Incl
i did not like the ‘way the corners gets, pay us thirty cents, and we will
of my kitchen floor looked, and Could send you the magazines
needed are a few not get the mold to keep them as 1 months
for three
in ehort-you pay us :11)
son' a fashionable necklace is lirom 27 boxes of the tiny Japanese kumquntsh desired so finally] bought the curved' ,ccnts your newsboy 1% per week for
to 30 inches in length, and the beads or mandarin, a number of branches 01
may be either uniform or graduated the dnrk green
in size
amber and jet, coral and jet jade and orange blossoms.
umber jet and pearl:
combinations are favored, such as
Chinese jade.
laurel, with long
Inteme, which can be purchased from
any florist, and some of the artificial
These are made
more realistic by being perfumed with
which is n mottled green. is popular. orange flower perfume
and so is the amber. I
striking clients.
there are
For instance,
many
one
In the galalith
The making of the little “orange
tree" is wry simple. Just group the
branches of laurel together. bending
brass corners which can be purchased three months and the magazines 1116
in most hardware
them down in the butler's pantry and
back hall, miles 11 contributor to
Good Housekeeping Now there is noI
difficuify about having corners kept
to my satisfaction. I
I
I
Shirts That Wear.
Alter long experience in shirt mak-
c gg-elinpod beads in white gnlallth. them doun in tree fashion: Tie the ing. 1 have found that the lollouing,
necklace is composed of gradunted stems and wrap dark green tiesuc pu- little device doubles the length of
separated by small
jet beads. A111
other is in almond-shaped umber 11ndI
small round jade beads with 11 bc‘erl each k111nqual.und after pinching ofl'
pendent of Chinese judo
pendant, are a new novelty. .
trucklnccs are usuallycomposcd
I
1
I
1
_ 1911111111993 their 111on and ”will put in
' ‘ 111’& company
11
in lieu of 9.
These
. 09,,
vnrl—colored beads with the tunnel
matching one of the coloringe. ', A
neat one in iapls lazuli was combin-
11d with tiny steel beads, and the tas-
sol was made up of the latter.
Silk or bond tunnels,
slructed at home. 1111 the bonds can be 1
purchased singly, n‘nd it requires no;
effort to string them In pretty com-
11111111011111.1111: string! 119; bonds, it
is ndvianbic to nee filo“ thread 1111191
comes especially for ’thls purpose.
Violin and; .lhln1ilur‘}? luntidhientul
strings have been found satisfactory
for all-111211111 bonds. “
11111 11111111111111 ,
1111 111111 .1111 1
Hull Pain Bight llul Willi Sm: l
Trial Bollle ol Ҥi. Jacobs Oil"
‘ w
Rheumatism is “pain only." Not
one case in fifty requires internal
treatment Stop drugglng! Rub sooth
ing, penetrating “St. Jacobo Oil" di
rectly upon the “tender spot." and
relief comes instantly. .. "St. Jacobs
Oil" is u harmless rheumatismwure
which never diuappolntonndcnn not
burn or discolor the nkin.-~ 1
Limber up! Quit complaining! (lei
11 small trial bottle of “Si. ..Jacolm‘
Oil." from any drug storeiund initial
a moment you‘ll befrea from rhounin
lic pain, soreness. stilfnosc and wall
lug. Don't suffer! Relief and 11 our!'
awaits you. “fit. Jacobo Oil" has. our-
ad millions of rheumatism sufferers
in the lost half century, and la limit
as good for ccintlcw'neurulgle,,lum-
lingo, backache, and sprains.
other 11011111 might follow and 110 to
work. Trade in Warning-Willi oil the
oyster dealers here» Seed buyers
have been writing for lniormutilm in
regard to seed. and they will com-
mence to come 111190011 1111 the weath
or will permit. The dealers are look
ing' for ‘11 large sale of good wotOCli
The 11111 11101111 did not do much 0‘
"any domige to the oyllter growers in
this vicinity:
The Lowndce Oyster 011'. are propor-
log for it very active beacon. They
have made 111111-11 linpr vementii on
the power bout Ph’ul 3.191111, with
which, they 1191111161 11918111 ol.’ their need
during the number 1110111111 and no
1119111111; in the fall. {151111111 “1""? r9
Frederick» Dollars and (9311111 Wm}.
nolennxrmouc Rudolph" webmmbbmli 111m
-- 111 111-9111111111 1111wa illicit
per around them I
11111111 little holes in the end ci’
11 11111 at the proper place, insert 11
twig in each kumqnnt. , They will look‘
exactly 1111 if they were growing there.
Place olittie cluster of orange blos~
some here and there.
The ‘lrcc” may be put in a flower
not filled with earth and covered ultilI
thednrk green paper. A large bou' ,
of orange ribbon on the ileum pot,
I These necklaces can easily be con- makes 1‘1 pretty finish.
' ’“ I
Landscape, Paper.
There is a revival. of the9 old loud-
scope papern. These do not permit
till, use of pictures or bric- ~11 bran, enye
the New Yoxk l’l‘elih Hangings and
upliolnteriug used with the pictorial
the
landscape papers should be, of
R‘mnlfiut tlaa‘lm.
oral more curlonds arrive shortly.
BWGE’I‘ON, N J. ., March 2.-——The
entire oyster industry of Cumberland
County in just now completely tied 11p
with the ice in Maurice River Cove.
The demand for oyelcru is heavy and
prices are especially good, but not
a vessel can move from IBivnlve,-and
there are practically no oysters on
bond.
GREENPORT. L, 1., Feb. 21.«-The
case. known all the baymon's suit, to
recover a large acreage of oyster land
near Shelter island sold to Daniel
Terry Wells and inter transferred to
El, Herbert Jennings. of (lreenport.
took place at Riverhend, Wednesday
and Thursday, and was brllniul of
interacting points Decision was re
served. Justice Kelby, who handlid
1 11111 11111111
1_1__ 11111 11 1111
TonderSiomaohtivor '
11nd Bowels
if your little onc’n tongue is coated.
t is a cure also the stomach, liver
1nd bowel; need 11 gentle, thorough
:lennnlng at once. When your child
11 cross, 11111111111. llatleun, pale, duesnifi
«leap,- eat or not naturally; if month
a bad. stomach sour, system lull of
mid. tin-cot none, or if feverish, give
1 11911990011111] of “Culilornlo Syrup of
Figs." and in a few hours all the clog:
gcd- up, constipated waste, sour bile
111d undigested food will gently move
mt of the bowels and you have a well,
llayiu] ciflld again. ~
.Slck children needn't be conned to
take this hormiooo “ll-nit loxptive.”
Millions of motherul keep it handy be-
dunno they know its action on the
1111111111111. liver 'und bowed 111 prompt
51111111111111: They also know 11 little 131111
= on today caves a sick child tomorrow.
Mir 1mm» drugglnbrfot we
lie or? "flnfliornln Elm
won-11111111111 1111111111111
1111111111.. hull-Incas and
,4- ..___..._._._.__ ._._.._.. -. ..-... -.-.
.1111 From Fruit—Can’t“ Harm ,
wear of shirts, writes 11 contributor
to Good Housekeeping Sen 9. small
piece of muslin inside the shirt to
collar-band and shoulder seam, leo\'-.
illg front loose so that it will not in- 1
torlere with laundering This pro
tccts men’s'negligee shirts fuom the
“our of stiff collars against the col~
larbone ',
Tin Shield
\thcn rimming the baseboards of 11.!
.pnpcred room I use a strip of tin to
protect the paper, writes a contribu- ,
tor to Moillel's Magazine. The tin is
about 11 foot long and is bent at the
upper edge. it is held by 11111 ‘bent~
in edge, letting the lower edge rest
against the u'ood1tlorl1.““lt will‘ be
found especially useful in cleaning
the woodwork in a room that basibeen
,hlfl’ld.
stores and lookedlyours.
RIMIRIIBIE IEIIIIIII
FLESH- FORMING FOOD THAT SL’C
CEEDS NEARLY EVERY TIME.
A mall or women blight 1111 \\'-1|l
stone outright as. to take food in: 1,1
the stomach and not have it assimilat-
,ed, yet in South Norwaik us well' 1111
in every other lown and city, them
are many people who are thin pale
and seem underled, simply because
the food they eat is not assimilated,
and fails to make good blood and 111-111
flesh,
Sumosc, the
wonderful licsh-l'orm-
‘9iug food,i1tkeu before 01 11111119111111115,
mingles with the food 150 111111 ii is
assimilated by the syklemond llllllx' no
rich blood and plcaslng phnnpnesn
Anyone who in thin, weak. s::1'11u‘1.,\'
and emaciated 01111 put 501:, on delimit
.wilb F. ii. Baxter and take homo a
boxof Samson ii the trentmeul dot-11
not give a noticeable increasc in
good, firm flesh and restore 11111111111111
and health, he will return the money
,wilhout ony questions.
hr
the casein u very satisfactory mun—
ner to both sides, renllzes the impor-
tance of the action, and he 11' outs am-
ple. time to weigh the evident 11 core.
fully 11nd judicioubly. He will then
give his decision. "
VAGRANTS "STEERED" BUSINESS
To SALOONS.
liiill)iiEl’0RT, M‘nl'ch 'l3.-—~Decl1l1‘-
ed to be members of 11 gun-g who im-
bllunlly hung around the railroad etu-
lion 11nd “steer“ strangers into 1111-
rious leor street saloons and 1111111-
ugo to secure some of their cash or
induce them to opcnd it all in "irrat-
ing." .lumcc McGowan, of No. 942
Bored street. and James Murphy. of
Norwaik, were arraigned before
.ldfio 00111111111111 the City Court yes-
lerduv. Both were charged with. v11-
grcncy and intoxication and were
sentenced to three months in lull
They were rounded up in Water
street Thursday night by Patrolmen
or with. Thomas Ryan, of :Norwalk.
and James Clark. of Milford, who were
charged with intoxication. lioth of
the lntier men bud reached ilridgel 011
Thursday with a: litle money and
they had 11119111 nil of it in the com-
pany of McBowun and Murphy. Flues
of 85 and costs with a, suspension of
uentence were int-booed ngnlnot Rynn
and Clerk.
SURPRISE!) MR. NVARY.
Louis 8 Mary. proprietor of the
Sunshine inn at the corner of Connec-
ticut and Taylor avenues, was given
a surprise party by his many friend»
loot Wedneadoy night. The purpose
of his friends to surprise him won
31111111111101 when they had gather-
ed at his home. Mr. Nyan 11111] not.
the ullghlmit idea that 11 party for him
hull been planned.
There were about any who particl-
poled in 11 lolly time whlcb did not
cenee until the enriy hours of the
morning.
,B‘l‘OLE ,B'RAsa ,FIXTURES.
'I‘ilOllilPBQNVILLE.; March . 1:1---
Frank limerick. aged 31. was lined WI
.und coats and Sentenced to nix months _
cont hop in lull in who mold town court you,
of. E1311," terd'uy on 1» charge of than. of brace
our? bullion-dilatation from like power Italian: or 11
grown-null local 11111111111111.1119 brace fixtures
1 of- were valued 11111101113200. One other this. aluo keep up the water 1111111111. 5 ._
- lli‘wonder uhut‘ -
J. E. llarton and 11.11, Glennan togeth-,
-3: .. .-
lN STREET DEPARTo
MENT. ‘
ll 11111191119: now that Street ('om-
miss-sinner George A. Sllcrron and
Councilman Hurry W. Mather will cut
along mout lidrluonlohsly bud sulle-
lm'lorlly, and that they will bolh put
their shoulders to the some \thcl
and push for lilo city’s interests along
11 couunou bill. Thc‘utreet cmuinifo
teemnn paid 11 visit to the strccl 1111111-
misuluucr this morning, and there won
a didl'usslon on the garbage question.
it. 111111 the councilmun'e lirut visit to
the olllce since his authority was
questioned.
HARMONY
,
111111111111 ,
111111 1111111
iF YOUR BACK HURTS OR BLAD-,
DER BOTHERS YOU, DRINK ‘-
9 LOTS OF WATER.
When your kidneys hurt and yml‘
back fools bore, don‘t get scored and
proceed to9loud your stomach with a
lot of drugu,tl1ut excite the ilidnel's
and irritate the entire urinary tract.
Keep your kidneys clean like y0u keep
your bowels clean, by flushing them
with 11 mild. hormlcee salts which re-
moves the body's urlnoue waste and
, stimulates them to their normal artill-
I ity. The function of tho kldneye is to
iliter the blood. in 24 hours thoy
strain from it 600 grains oi ucld 11nd
wuulc, no we can reudlly uniluruli‘lnd
tho viml Importance of keeping the
kidneys active.
Drink lots of water-you cunt drink
too much; also got. from my pllllf'lllilr
clot about four cubccu oi Jud Suite:
take 11 tubicnpoonl'ul in 11 11111111; or
water before breakfast each morning
for 11 low duyu and your kidneys will
not line.
from «the hold of' grapes 11nd lemon
juice, combined with lithlo,-und has
been used for generation» to. clean
and stimulate clogged kidneys; him
This rumours 111111111111 nuule ,
lo néutrnliretbe fields in urine no it .
no longer-111 a source of irritation.
thus ending bladder weakness.
inrc‘; inches a delightful effervescent
iltlulwutcr drink Which ovuI'Youo
should tukou‘now‘” ' 11nd linen std" ' been
their kidneys clean and edible.
Jud Suite Inuilleiibenuive; cannot in-
Trv ', ,,
Norwalk Chronicler