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ii any markets are cut off with1flLlled, the top layer of fine bread
trips fpf‘ coming and give “sic crumbs. Cover the dish and bake in
corned beef. of left on new amoderate oven about four minutes
his New and cooked “y the quick to brown the top. Remove the cover.
if the 0mm they are pulled 110 minutes before the tomatoes are
lard and tough. : {But proper- done.
.they‘make a delicious dish.
Lany'wester'n hotels they are
lit a most appetizing' way. Call-
Prune Slump. ,
Pick over one pound of. prunes,‘
‘g (mg for what IL- supposed “L831 wash well in warm water, then drain.
s of rib roast writes 'a contribu- cover with cold water and let sonic
the Chicago interOcean, If found overnight Put in a double boile'e and.
rved with the extreme rib cook slowly until very soft. Add IsuEL-
of the rib with not a bit of the In“ to sweeten to taste in"! in“?
0!. mm 511% of lean meat F. saucepan which is rather wide use:
it'd But it proved to be sol, deep and stand where the contents
Li‘ rid of such a rich flavor that will just ‘30“-
1111 not regret the discovery of a ful and a half of flour, one teaspoon-1
dish in what I supposed was will“ and a half of baking powder and
“all old friend :one third of a teaspoonl‘ul of salt. add.
'15 the method of preparation sweet milk to make a soft dough Turn.
Lribs with the layer of lean and ot‘L10“t 0“ a floured board roll 0‘“ “at“
at above the bones should first be LN“ “"88 enough to fit in the 13911997
and dredged with salt pepper pan. Lay in carefully over the boil-
91,30“, ‘Fry some of the beef fat! log prunes cover closely and cbolu
like bottom 0! a large stew pan and for 20 minutes without uncover. Lift
3% cook in the fat one large o“Wont on a platter, pour the primes
on LlLfced and half a green pepper. round it and serve with cream and
lit eeds. Draw them away to the sugar-Chicago\Pest.1
Lid of the pan when slightly color»
If, and brown the too and cut edges T°'“"° Rarebit,
f the meat in the same pan, turning! Soft American cheese, o: lo pound:
,till it is browned all over Add one strained tomato. one cup; soft white
11 of water and one sliced tomato. bread crumbs. one cup; butter. one
Dover closely and cook siowiv iill ihe tablespoonl'ul; salt. one teaspoonfui;
meat is very tender adding a little kitchen banquet, one-half teaspoon-
water if needed. Rcmme the meat, ful; paprika clove of garlic.
”initial off- the fat, thicken the gravy.1i ‘(lrate the cheese, or cut it fine and“
boil up five minutes and strain it be- mix all the ingredients with it in n
”fore serving. bowl. Rub the chafing dish with the
' 'gailic. and if well liked, out it new
Scalloped Tomatoes. fine and leave it in the pan Turn in
..]In the bottom of a buttered baking the mixture from the bowl and stir
all put a layer of tomatoes (peeled rapidly until hot and smooth. Serve
may- binomial! slices): 11, infill» g at once on hot toast or thin linking
3f si?a1r salt and peptic slips; la‘y- powder biscuit atcompaniod with on
chopped onion and. green LIIGP‘ ('lllllbel‘ and leitucc salad with French
Add a few bits odbuilcr, cover: dressing. ——Janesviile Gazette 1
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Confidence in ..
the efficacy of this thoroughly tried
. home remedy is never misplaced. In
tieda the question of where Lite every-way—~in health, strength, spir-
I so in reference 'to Chairman J its and in looks—women find them-
ill by LRorabnck by a statement that selves better after timely use of
Wublican candidate for office can 5
'oiected while ilorubuck is at. the BEECHAMS
L. of, the State Committee. Herc
Sold anywhere. In box-o. locum
urn-A.
Woooaur‘r‘s Position.
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Lvaln With Bareback.
v souls s wolfdmit definite‘
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dibhclr. Socially and personally. [1
am?" 'he is a mighty fine fellow and l
'llie him but i do not like his politi-
or}: methods and I believe there is 9.
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' all (1ch ‘diaiifornla Syrup
of Figs" L
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Children love this “ fruit laxative,’
and nothing else cleanses the tender
i
:very strong feeling against that whole1
ciowd ihronghof’ft the slate
"i do not. believe the Republican
party can elect any candidate for of
lit-c with Mr. Rol‘ilbfllck as chairman
and with the Sinful‘entrai Committee
made up as it, is now. Mr. lloraback,
1 think, should realize this fact and
resign in favor of somebody .Wllil as
different political reputation.
“I wont ‘to repeat that l have both.
mg against him as a man, but 1 m,
not like his political methods. That
is, of course. only a \difference Iof1
opinion bciwcen Mr. Rorahuck and
myself as to the wisdom of his lliethr
ods in bringing about phrty success.
tomach, liver and b0 , nl elY— l was prcscnt at the meeting of some
LA child simply will lug Progressives and Republicans held at
‘m “:1.“ libs bowels 1 guru'lgtlnpl #90” ago, out of curiosity1
they p’ifyecomc tighty cosged fill “me” “L'hl’l‘lliflxfllfi met I ”“9”"? an
“WWI: m" 3°“! 11 Eli! are m ltmlppilou mqiptiend, and went there i
stitch your h) o be “1 to my”: fy; mgfipgkwity. i listened to
the in k for some time without say~'
1 ”W or act naturally, breath is bad log a word but i was finally called
stem full of c,old has sore throat; upon to say something When i did
‘ machiiclie or diarrhoea. Listen 1spoak, i told the Republicans prcsoiit'
M“ “the” See if tongue 19 abated, then that they wore outiicly wrong in the
Km; 11 tenspoonful 01 "California method they appeared to be Ifoliow-
oil ”~qu and m a few hours all log to achive their 1111111110119 which is'
lie cdhstipated waste, sour bile and the clean-up of some Republican load-
111583163 food passes W101 the ”5.11m. l addressed most of my; remarks
to (fol. W. 1H. Hall, of Willington, and
told him that whatever evils may
Lexisl. in the Republican party should
no attended to by members of the
Republican party. without asking'as
sislunco from the members of any
other party. it is an uflalr 1.1viili-1
which Republicans and Republicans
alone, ought to deal in my judgment.
The best elements of the party; I told
Mr Hall, should get together ‘ and
Work in unison to correct these evils
of Ill‘lga" because it is perfectly
unless; children love it and it new
ails to not on thcl’ stomach, liver
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your dru‘gigist for a Gil-cent bot-
of "California Syrup of Figs, "
for; or all Lakes and for grown-ups
mounted on medicine. lion/are
effelts held hero. on the kep- '
‘ alltoralu‘lrlg syrup
' Iiloppy prettiness, is so;
Ilost in the‘radicoi trail
H'L.0VSX‘1y loss of the head and babies‘ “"3 “Ck With long hanslns 8MB.
bushels, which hug the sides of the
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FUNERAL OF DR. C. E. HOWELL.
,fhe, services being conducted by the
inastor, Rev. J. W. Richardson, a close
Lirlend of Dr. Rowell.
.lluring the hours of the funeral busi-
'ness in the city wassuspendcd.
,SAYB BAGKACHE
1ycu rollexo your bowels; removing all
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L, Boudoir Capo ,Very Popular. I
1other trimming except a set of car
rosettes attached by, a chin "strap.
Sometimes these‘little bridles are or!
note affairs. an artificial rose or a
cluster of small flowers taking the
place 011' the ribbon'rosette on each
side of the chin strap. The band is of
ribbon matching the flowers in color.
or of shirred not over a colored rib-
bon.
formerly Sometimes a rose is tucked close to
Loutline. The frills IW
framed the face nbw 00‘“!th napeI the hair “Dd“ the upward curve at
of the neck, and mob cap models are “one side. instead of the deep hanging
launced by hamlet shaped affairs ,iace at the back, a ribbon start; Just
peaked crowns that topple over with back 0' each ear, lying at the nape of
Boudoir'cape‘are persistent in their
popularity and furnish pretty hand-
Work for the woman who likes to copy
the expensive models that her purse
forbids her to buy. Fill
of houdoir cap, thou'
tlsh that nothing some
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An easily copied model is made
.L-fsce and are adorned with car ros- on the lines of a baby’s cap. To make
‘ ' 1this measure a band of lace long
All these details can be easilv dupll- [enough to cover both ears. choosing
cated by a woman with clever fingers Ilace with u acanoped edge, as a face
and a little ingenuity in copyingLI finish to the cap Full the straight
Kfisbes when a cut pattern is not to side of this band into a circular head‘
he had, new a New York Sun writer. ipiece of lace or not finish with a deep
Shadow lace and sheer embroidered Ifi-ill of lace at the back and attach ear
butlste are the most popular materials 'rosettes or flowers, either with or
for can making. though any diaphan-‘udthout a connecting bridle,
ous fabric canbe used. the shape be- Even-simpler thaniithis model is one
ing for more important just now than iconsisting merely of La band of wide
anything else. llace insertion of the kind used for
A freshly imported model is helmeti fancy corset covers, with heading for
Cut
semi-circles of embroidered batisle,‘_a length sufllcient to encircle the
the entire edge of each finished with head, scam the ends, gather one of the
an inch wide frill of lace or butlsie1edges into 11 full pompondio form the
embroidery 'i‘he curVod edges are top of the cap, and run a ribbon
then joined and the two meeting frills Iihrough the heading so that it shall
serve as a support for the thin iuce form a frame for the face. lying flat
in om ear to car. if there is any ful»
wli‘rom the forehead to a point just. ness. it should be massed at the hack
shove the hair line at the back of the whole the iibbon should be tied in n
ncck these doubled frills stand up how.
right and furnish all the trimming
needed Where the curved edge is,
Sunnsdown in white and pole col-
drawn forward to meet the front un. err is uscd‘lnvishly for trimming evfl also makes the fire burn brighter. says just before serving.
= the Women's Home Companion
(181‘ on car rosette. the opening isL ning gowns and wraps
filled in with a frill of wider lace
which hangs some‘eight or ten inches
down the center of the buck. .
This model calls for no ribbon or
White. buckskin shoes find slippers
“. ill be in demand more than
this summer. MNewark News
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STAMFORD, April i.-—-Thc funeral
of Dr. Charles E. Rowell. former may-
or of Stammrd. was held from the flaps
tist church here yesterday afternoon.
The interment
was with Masonic ceremonies. Public
officials and men prominent in the
commercial and professional life of the
city were among those in attendance. Kidneys cause Buckaroo? No!
They -have no nerves, therefore can
not cause pain. Listen! 1. Your buck-
nche is caused by lumbago, sciatica
or a strain, and the quickest relief is
soothing. penetrating "St. Jacobs Oil."
Rub it right on the ache or fender
spot, and inStanfly the pain. soreness.
stiffness and lameness disappears
Don't tay crippled! Get a small trial
bottle of "St. Jacob; Oil” from your
druggiat and ilmber up. A moment
after it is applied you'll wonder what
became of the backache, sciatica or
lumbago pain. "at. Jacobs Oil" is
harmless and doesn't burn the skin.
it's the only application to rub on
a weak, lame or painful buck, or for
lumbogo, sciatica, neuralgia, rhoume
tism. sprains or a strain. ‘
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Bill lllll nus
l8 SIGN YOU
HAVE BEEN EATING TOO
MUCH MEAT.
When you \vakelup with backache
and dull misery .in the kidney region
it generally means you here been eat~
big too much meat, says a well-known
authority. Meat forms uric . acid
which overwrite the kidneys in their
effort to filter it from like blood, and
tireylbacomo sort of paralyted and log-
121'. ”Whom your kidneys get sluggish
and clog you must relieve em, like
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HORSE OVELFLITURNED WAGON.
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strcot today. ilice was scattered all
over the sidewalk in front or; the
Home of Edgar Willcrt-s. 42 West
street. The trouble was caused by the
overturning or one of the wagons not
the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea
Company, this morning. we horse
was frightened and in turning sudden-
ly overturned the wagon, spilling the
groceries. ’i‘ho steam roller Was the
{the body' 5 ili‘inous waste. else you
have backache. sick headache dizzy
spoils; your stomach scum tonulIle l!
coated, and when the weather is bad
you have rheumatic twingefl. , The
urine is cloudy, toll of sod-.lment chan-
.ncis often get sore, water ecnlds and
you are obliged to seek relief two or
three times during the night
. down all
it looked like a wedding in lll’leet L
Either consult a good, reliable mil/oi
.cian at once or got from your pharl
mucist about four ounces of Jud Salts:
take a tablespoonful in a glass ofrwa~ L'
for before breakfast for, a few days
and your kidneys will than out fine.
This famouuyaalts is made train the
acid of grapes and lemon juice, com
bined with lithia, and has been used
for generations to clean and stimulate
sluggish kidneys, also to neutralize
acids in ill urine so it no longer it“
f’ltatss‘. thus ending intruder weaknesp‘.‘
‘ i " it
cause of the: horse's fright. ‘No one
was injured unu no appreciable dam.
was done, save to‘they‘grocerios.
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L'Mra.1‘Frodel'lck section, of South
Norwalk. slipped on cue of‘lh’a man-
holes in‘ Washington’stroet‘on’ the
south sidewalk yesterday afternoon
and in falling injured one of her eyes.
The era was somewhat discolored
this sighting. “M111. scaffold any at:
saver for moo ‘
11‘ ‘
" large bottle for about 50 cents.
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Buttcring bread oi: crackéer On whichL meat in any manner, as well as vege- .
cheese is to be toasted improves the tables.
1}"
flavor.
custard will be perfectly smooth.
but water for a few minutes.
softens the sugar so the lumps may
be quickly rubbed out. . ‘ I
A good mixture to set color in cot we keep on the back of the stove to
ten material is one teaspooni’ul of tur-L keep the air in the room moist
pentine. a handful of salt and a pull
of cold water.~—Washlngton Herald. 1
.Spare ribsaare much improved by:
par-boiling before roasting.
Meat broths should be made only in
porcelain or agate» ware utensils.
To beat the whites of eggs stiff, -al
wars have them cold and add a pinch
of salt.
Camphoraied oil will clean the
marks made by hot dishes on the 1101- l
lubed table
Open canned fruit or vegetables and
pour into a dish several hours be-
fore they are served.
A gas stove should be wiped off
each time it is used and washed with;
turpentine once a week.
To clean pewter. wash it with hot
water, rub it with fine sand and when
dry polish with ieather,~—DailAs News
Cooking .Done in Bale Burner.
For the past two winters we hula
done the greater part of our vegeta-
bis cooking in a heseburnor coal
stove, using as an oven the lower part;
of the stove after the ash pan has
been removed. Be sure to shake'
lies and clinkers before re l
moving the pun which insures safe-
tv from ashes in the food below. it
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in this improyised oven a jar ofL‘
beans will bake equally as well as in
the range oven. in a covered baking
dish apples will bake quickly, also
SYMPHONY SOCIETY REHEARSAL.‘
The Norwalk Symphony Society
hold its regular weekly rehearsal
last evening in the High school as-
sembly hall. Them was an attend-
ance of nearly fop’ty members, and a
very successful relearsal was the re-
sult. Several new faces were seen in
the organization last night. and a de-
cided improvement is noted in the
work. The repertoire of the orches-
tra is being added to gradually, and
the new work taken up last night in
preparation for the next public rc-
liearsal consisted of some of the most
beautiful music yet selected.
HARTFORD BCHEUTZEN VEREIN.
HARTFORD, April 1.——The Hartford
Bcheutzen Ver'oin will observe the ill-
tfeth anniversary of its organization in
this city in August. Arrangements are
being made to entertain German shoot-
ing societies from New York, New
Jersey and the New England States.
There will be a parade and a two days'
target shoot.
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Gran Faded Hair [1111b
and Glossy
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Almost everyone knows that Sago
Ten and Sulphur, property compound-
ed brings back the natural color and
lustre to the hair when faded, streak-
ad or gray; also ends dandruff itching
scalp and stops falling hair. Years
ago the only way to get this mixture
was to make it at home. which is
messy and troublesome.
Nowadays We simply ask ‘nt any
drug store for ‘Wycth 3 Sage and Sui
phur Hair Remedy" You will get a
lily
erybody uses this old, famous recipe.
because no one can possibly tell that
you darkened your hair, as it doapit
so naturally and evenly. You dampen
a sponge or rich: brush with it, and
draw this through your hair,’ taking
one small strand at a time: by morn»
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gore delicioushand one could not ask
L' ‘By first scalding the inllk and seblfor anything better than potatoes bak—
ting it aside to cool a baked or boiled ed'on the floor of the oven in their
Lzjitckets. However, we reach the crown
The simplest way to rid brown sugarI lug subccss of our experiment when
of lumps is to put it in a bowl over we baked beautiful fluffy muffins and
”This gems, flrst covering the gem tins with
a dripping pan
1 splendid dinner all
1labor and fuel saving device.
L reeenlaiive Malian.
has the gray hair solutions“, and
A SENTINEL OFFER,
Smart LStylesfor the feminine mem-
bers of the family; Young‘s Magazine
for the‘Linale members. Send or bring
30c. to this office and if you are 3
subscribers to the Sentinel the two
magazines will be sent to your home
for three months. :lf you are not a rug-
ulsr subscriber order your Sentinel
either from us or_one cf the news deal-
ers. pay us thirty cents, and we will
send you the‘maguzlncs for three
months. in short~you pay us 30
cents, your newshoy 120. per week for
three months and the magazines are
yours. "
Potatoes baked with a roast
We have a small nickel kettle which
So
from meats and vegetables down to
dessert. for we are able to bake ex-
cellent pudding 111110,, we can serve a
from our coala
stove, which has proved to be a great
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DEGIDEL Hill YLDUIISELF
The Opportunity Is LHere, Backed by
- South Norwalk Testimony.
Dont take our word for it.
Don‘t depend on a stranger's state»
ment.
Read South Norwaik‘s endorsement;
Read the statements of South .\'or<
walk citizens.
And decide for yourself.
Here is one case of it:
Gaston PitzIei‘. barber, 32 North:
Main stiect, South Norwnlk, Conn,
says: "\iy kidneys were-Ldism‘dered
and caused my back to ache. The lip-s4
snaps of the kidney secretions wcrd
unnatural and bothered me greedy;
Doan's Kidney Pills restored me fol
good health."
Mr. Pfizer is only one 'of many}
South Norwalk people. who have grate<
fully endorsed Dean‘s Kidney Pills. ll;
your back aches—if your kidneys
bother you, don‘t simply ask for a’
kidney l‘GlllG‘d)’-—-&Sk directly {on
‘ Dean’s Kidney Pills, the same that, Mr.
Pitzcr‘had—the remedy backed llyl
home testimony. 50c, all stores. Fos-
tcr-Milhurn C0.,LPl'Op&~, Buffalo, .\'. Y1
I“When Your Buck is Lumen—Romeo».
her the Name."
Orange Menu For Any Day.
Tile chefs of the Salt Lake dining]
car service, prepared the following
-mcnu ior Orange day.
Sliced Oranges
Consomme Royal
Baked Salmon
Orange Compote. a la Conde
.Filet of Duck, Orange Sauce
Mashed Potatoes String Bean-
Orangc Sherbet
Orange and Grapefruit Salad.
Orange Custard Pudding
Orange Marmalade
Orange Jelly witlr’ Whipped Cream
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liik stains on handkerchiei‘s, etc,
may often be soaked out in milk. but
the sooner they are dealt with, ihe
better.
\
(‘renm soup: A spoonful of whipped
i‘reanl’ls a tasty addition to any cream
soup Add it to the top of the cup
l~‘o or creaining butter or butler and.
sugar a perforated spoon will be
found more conlciiicill than a fork or
the hand
Willililiilllll HEARS ill
SPERRY Hill llllliilllillli
Ex-Represaniative of Hartford
Being Boomad as Serial :1
Compromise Candidate
I'D
rs. ‘
Representative Kennedy called at
the White House Monday and present-
cd to the president a bum of 13 from
SIIey.mour including the graduating
ass of the high school tilicrc Supt.
1t‘Liiarics Suinps of the school and his
wife, and other friends of the 3111‘
dents. The party also called on Secre-
tary of State Bryan and Secretary of
the Navy Daniels The visitors are
doing the usual sightseeing here.
The post-office department told lie)»
rescniativc Loucrgan Monday it would
send an inspector to Windsor to make
an investigation with a'view lo estab-
lislilng village delivcrv there.
WASIN‘GTON, r). (‘1., April 1:—
The suggestion is heard here in well
informed Democratic headquarters that
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“Pope’s Diapepain" Settles Sour
ex-chresentutlvo
Hartford, should be the compromise
Democratic candidate either for sena-
tor or governor this year. Some of Mr.
Sperry's friends doubt
would re-énter politics, but that does
notalter the fail the movement is on
foot to Luominato liliii forLoi1c of the
Lewis Sperry, of
whether be
leading places within the gift of his Upset S‘omachs m “H!
party, according to 'report. Minutes
Might Settle Scramble. .._.........
It is tliought the selection of an . L, _
Time it! Pope's Dinpopsin will di-
old line Democrat like Mr. Sperry
might do much to quell the strong
factions] feeling that in said to be
developing among Gov. Baldwin. Rep-
L Democartie Nev
fional Cominileoinan Homer Cum~
mings and other candidates for sens»
tor, and Senator Lenders, Lieutenant
Governor 'lingior and others men-
tioned for the gubernatorial nomina-
tion; illoprosentotlvo Loncrgan will,
official business permitting, join in the
Hartford mayoraity campaign, it is
loomed. if possible, Mr. bonergnn ex-
pects tube in ‘llart'ford Saturday oven-
ing and remain there, making speeches
for bowler until election flail.
i'arndloy Postmaster at Newtown. '
‘f’rosident Wilson has scuti to the
senate the nomination of Robert ill.
bradiey to bslptbtmnster a.t‘-Newtown
Conn. ”rho appointment is made.» on
Representative Donovbn' s ’racommem
tdation it is understood,‘
Petitions and letters tram oltlzcnb
or New Britain and from the united
lrlsh acrobatics of Connecticut and
Massachusetts Wore presented to con- , 1 .
arm Monday by, Senator Mebenn and Those um uttrzcout cases contain "
.napresematlvll Lousraan. shouts fracas pluralism“ to keen
gest anything you eat and overcome a
sour gassy or out-ofordor stomach
surely within five minutes.
If your meals den't fit comfortably,
or what you eat lies like a lump of
lead in your stomach, or if you have
heartburn, that is a sign of indiges-
lion.
Got from your pharmacist a lll’ty-"
cent case or Pbpc’s Dispopsln and take
a dose Just as soon as you can. There
will be no sour risings, no belching of
undigested food mixed with acid, no
stomach gas, or heartburn, fullness
or heavy feeling in the stomach nau-
sea, debilitating headaches, dizziness
Lor intestinal griping. This ,will all go,
and; besides, there Lwlll hp no sour
food left over in the stomach to poison
your breath with nauseous odors
Papas Diapeilslu is a certain cure
for out-of order stomachs because it
takes hold of your food and digests it
1ust the same as. if your stomach
wash t there. ‘
Relief in 11.2, minutes from all Lstom- 1
och misery "L? waiting for you at any
drug store.
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