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Raisins Put into “Brown Bread
Since any hrcud made. of other than
L' whlté'floui' in brown 1'1 color. in some.
”motions of the country brown bread
. ., means simply gruhum or whole wheat.
bread. 'Bul 111 New England brown.
.‘ bread has long mount 11 combination'
0 of corn and rye meals made quite
. sweet with molnssés. writes Anna
’Barron's .in the Country Gentleman.
A fiiirly good brown bread may be:
,made with sweet milk and baking pow-
1' tier, but sour milk and soda usually
"lire preferred Where milk is only
neutralize it and add some baking
nrrto the dough. There is no ad-
age in putting eggs in
d;"’1Some housekeepers maintain
no bread cuts much better with
' ln’it However, if a loaf is cut
11% ii laid down on 11 board or plot-
hitces.
_1If0.l" a loal of brown bread to be
teamed in 11 quart can these propor-
divided according to 1o111iitions.
1 Sift together 01111711 upfui of cornmeal.
aL teaspooniul suit, threet fourths ion-
,1, spoonful of sodn and one teaspoonfnl
baking powndei Mix with half 11 111p-
'Ynl of 1110111311011 and one cuptul of ROM"
“‘1'1'11111’:
"if this when thoroughly blended. is
,"""‘Stlff enough to stny in ridges 11s the
.,‘spoou it's taken out. a spoonful or two
Vof water may he added. Raisins are
.. titted-put in as the butter is poured'
' into the greased pnnn. Set in the'
Vsteamer, cook rather rapidly for an
,hour and then slowly for seieral
houra. L 1
Titled/rend is not unpalatable n hen
cold, espec111ily if 1111 in thin slices.
but is softer when warm. and is usually .-bl111k straw make it quue bright and tunic dipping
A cold light inun‘gb for quite a young girl.
1.2..-. r.-.”
preferred in that ~tondition
.1 m.._-~£ix
«oi-12mm GUM comes FROM MEX.
1co. '
ates chew gum? No accurate gov-
erfimentnl statistit 8 being nvuiiuble‘.11
o ervntivo estimate may place the.
, or at 10, 000 0110 dividing them in '
W0 classes, the inveterate or he
‘, bitual chewers and the
honors. Under the latter class muy‘
be placed School children, who are not'
(Lp 'flnltto dto chew gum during study'
11911111.]
According to the census of 1910,
bro were in the United States 27,-
psi) persons between the ages 01
add-20 years in the 48 states and the
iwitttrt'ct of Columbia. Of this number
13001204 attended school. at least oc-
elonatly, and may be classed as po-
tenttully occasional chewers. leaving
tattoo of 10 .450.395 as potentially
[Q3513 brute ohewern of gum all under
‘ m of 20 yearn. 0t coerce. allot
, not hove been gum-chew-
qa'itll'y of course, inveterate gum-
1
Mm
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L 89001 Nor-walk are Leprnlnn
.; the pause. , -
other: often suffer." not 11111101113;
L be, bendache, dizziness {991'
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lnr urine outages,
n. lnnz’uor— ”My .
ilmum'bflltmflr- '
50,10; titer
. them,
v
o
the, root .. get to the cause.
liolp the kidneys if they
.1
an. UI"-;-,U,~/'d.1-/-l.
'11111y he toasted like any brood.
timcs slices of brown brand are tried
'in the fat from sausage or‘haCOn to
' per tot note.
gpwlmany people in, “the United...
occasionak
if:
i
1.11.3111. Staten:
hint at weakened kidneys. known on this. or for ,
|'lonl'r ,
'.:11111 1111?] set into the. 5111111111111 111' in
hot water to reboot. ()r the. nihcel
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serve with the meat.
Cream or “dip" toast made of 11101111
lu'end was once a t"'11\oxite dish and al-
ko “brew‘is,
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PORTANT
Mos—-
it in noth'eublo in oil plates wl11'1o l‘en'cr inthcn 11 model in black tnffetu- lthut 1 hove (1,1,11,11,31; lnnndering
wcil
"lino"
dressed women are necu.th11t
is once more to be 11 thing 01
' Elmporlunce in the 111411311111 of women's
1- lotheo.
“0 one long tuni1',s 'pllnoe’
very hunched up paunicrs. the. skirt
m ‘w Hath. ’w Mud.
unv-
’nr’u )4- .v. a
-,W‘
1 ti and put back in the'LiNE OF THE COSRTUME IS IM- 11111111111. of emln'oidcrod chiffon. On 111 To Retain Color in Wash Goods '
”tall wonuln the model
excremely '
with
is
graceful. For 11 woman
moire slightly draped and silt near the
feet m or 1111 undoinidrt or three
fold mounnollnc, the bodice 1111.11 "IONS-l
spline busqucs 11nd urouud the. waist
A.
turned back coihu 0f tartan stood out1
Iny breed was put with milk in a pnd- [that in slit to show 11 stot king leg. against 11 creamy net lichu which was}
"ding dish and allowed to heat slowlyi
funtil it had absorbed the milk. Gand-
‘wichcs are excellent made from the.
baking powder can
the homemade sour milk cheese makes
ed by chopped nuts or pepper.
Brown breed ice cream has its ad-
mirers. The dry bread is gruted or
r1111, sweetened cream and frozen. The
1111 it, is a simple matter to out good (rust/1 of brown bread, or any hits' of inward
11111“ 119.1 in the men and then steep- produced 11111111111111111 :1 pit) to take or dresses 111111-11 aromude up entirelyiund still 11 is of 1111.1 5111111: 1111-1111- as
ed in water yield 11 good beverage. .'
Brown blend puddings maybe made‘
eggs. sugar and dried fruits The old
time housekeepers often made on in-
'tcxturc was between the brown brood
11111 the sol‘thnked Indian pudding.
1.
Venetian 5998
Two eggs, 1 01111 of tomato soup. l-1l
onion chopped fine, 1 pound of grnted
choose. 1 cup‘ful 01‘ milk. suit and pep-
Pnt the onion in the to,
11mm 8011p and bring to the boiling
point; add me cheese and stir until
melted, then and the ggs slightly heat-
en and mixed in 11.111111911111111 to taste
with unit andxpepper Serve hot on
toast. ’
11,1 .1
Roman. E'tlipo loops on 11 but of 111111
1
4-7.7
Women Who Take
this universally popular home
amen—41.111111111111111. there
is need—41111 spared many hours
1 of unnecessary suffering“.
50/11/1415
@111 '
Sold row-nth". II 501.. 100.. 15o. ‘
’chewers can not be confined to per-
eons under the ageiof 20 These fli-
ures may be taken, however, to allow
taht the estimate of 10, 000. 000 inveter-
ate chewers is very consertntlve e.
The latest statigtics published by
the Department of Commerce show
that during the calendar year 1913 the
United States imported 13. lot, 310
pounds of chicle. yelued at $5,119, 500.
Now the word i‘clilcle” to most people
,in this country might be Greek-411,11
'1t 0111' t. According to the pamphlet;
on Mexico recently issued by' the can. ‘
American Untqn at, Washington. 1) C1,
the word i‘éldéie" in of Aztec origin.
and is the name given to the sap. or the
napote tt'e ' " '
0111111111 211
is inc basin. l
chest/lug, stun used
r1113“ "11,-1.1
,2wa 11111111. the first gum-cdeere
,at. 11111191 any,
other, continent. ll‘h 11511911111111 of
oo,reportedth11t tn [11111111131 11.11.1111
ed a cum to quench thirst. and relieve
" 111.111.111.111. to the ' northél‘
1nd. 11111111111
'le l‘fp, o’elge werefpben sdpednl
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and the bodice that in little more
than 11 waist belt. A leading dress
maker said .111 cntly that other,
l1 good some and standing Foolish
brown an excellent filling. and may be vuri- young women did still more foolish poesible to
loider ones of all nationalities, have hundreds more 1111 desirable if one goes out it away for future use
for l launder a tan or hron 11 garment
“99' real old-fashioned ”’9' '3 being}, rinse it'in water to which some of
insisted on having them and 111113.
'mcntioned one woman who considered
enithwise through the center with 'powdercd quite fine. like nuts or mno- two folds of ‘mousneiine do col”
:1 1191111111 knife and the tint cut snr- uroons, soaked in milk and added to tn'o thi1k for a bodice
3‘1"“ "(i309 are outward expressions used for summer dresses and they nre, "'9 l“ “‘9 5“"0“ “"50
its
folly, and every 11110 has
them too seriously
i:quitkei' than ridicule,
Nothing kills
and it is the.
thins are good and may be multiplied like those. fiom white bread with milk. ridicule of the cntricurist rather 1111111
the udmonitions of the preachers
which are likely to bring both women
no qupful of rye or whole wheat. hall (lion pudding holled in a hug whi1h 111' and their drcnsmakers buck to t
paths of beauty and propriety, ,
In all the new dresses the import?“-
tune of material seems paramount.
,Tbere was 11 time when out mntt’ered
most; but it in not so now. The I'izht
muteriul insures successful draperlen.
and without successful draperies the
modern dress does not exit. For 11
tailor-mutie finely woven 11111111 or soft
failing silk is absolutely necessary.
1'Notl1lng thick or still is potsiblo,tl1ns
it is that fluent serge; the softest
moire, 111.11 thithil‘ttzst 4111111011.. char- '
mouse only can be used.
skirts
ith a double flonnced
ll,ohind a1 bolero with u
waistcoat at. right embroidery 01111 11
#7
110011 have been unearthed in the pre-
historic ruins of Uxmul 111111 found to
be 111.1111 excellent plate, of preserva-
ti011.1‘1"l‘l1e wood in in dema'itd today
by..¢d§lnet-mako ‘ 'who employ it in‘
thiefimanufncturo' . _f high-grade turn 1-
‘tltt‘ea'and household'fiittiuga. ’
’l‘hé"”fruit the aapodllln. was once
'1ery popular in Latin American 111111-
kots. but the constant demand for the
811m and the consequent tapping so re-
duced the size and quantity of the fruit
tent it has become almost a. negligi-
blep roduct.
Throughout the rainy cannon. while
the sap in up, the tapping is done by
the “chicleroa.” whose only implements
are a‘mnchete and a piecé'ot rope. The
rope is fastened about the, waist and
slapped around a tree. 18119111; the
finely mpliose
yobicleros hands free to make the V
shaped inpleiono spirally 11h around
the tree. "l‘he1~eap runs along the inci-
~sions.,,nnd-,is collected lit-31111111 at the
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SflLPlltllt l8 THE
tilt“ Titlltfitftlll
thilttttB EtilEIA
M-
in the treatment of the various
terms, or disfiguring, itching” and burn.
int; Eczema. such as Acne, Blunt/1mm.”
Salt Rheum. there is 1101111111 known
muffin take the plan: 61 boldgul
nbur'c 911,111. '. ,
it effects such.” tnpt‘ relief, ,even
in the aggravated E nettle, that it is
11 mover-ending nonrwwaqnl t
to physicldna. 1
“mgr years hpl
111311811109 pd‘sltl
cutbneouLernpt/lolla b r 11 fl -
. in distinctio- this thread
(:l‘OElHed over and flicked away under
the loose folds of the bodice The
even sleeves were short, with turned hack' 11 package of dye lor cotton goods
Lnlightly 110111311119 only enough soda to little round loaves from 11 half pound 1 in the height of their luvor. have these tartan cuffs and little undersleevee of‘ dissolved it in 11 quart m- boiling wu
Cream (heese or things been chosen by women of real nets Anvthing more modest and be-
coming than these two models it to i111-
imagine and there are
to the right places to tind them
used for cloaks, but not for drossss:
flowered alike and crepons are much,
particularly suited to flounced tunits
of l‘louncings. 11 style that suits lnll.
slim women very well indeed. A grout
deal of ‘,'monnselinc de sole" is being
used for di: mor gowns 11nd- when used
omitted
pronounced 11111111.» 111111 1311131111. uud
they range co‘vorit clerything from the
pl1turcnque long ci1111l111'1,11pc to tho
smurt little frillv tout that is found
in nil sorts of material '3’
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NURSE TELLS WHAT TO DO FOR
SKIN SORENESS
Gertrude l. Railings. Trnlned Nurse
or Brockton, 04111111.. says .filuhll my
maternity gases 1 insist on inning
Comfort Powder. it in especially good
for bed sores. eczema, eluding, scald-
ing, rasheshnd, in fact,,fpr all skin
soreness." ,
. 11.
can—'— .-.
base. it looks like milk at first but
soon turns ton yellowish color and
thickens to the consistency of trenclo.
It is collected and boiled in 11 rather
primitive manner in largoltettlcs. and
when it has reached the proper con-'
sintency it is kneaded and the surplus
moisture expresaLed. it 111 than fnold
ed into large loaves and in ready for
shipment. When it reaches the fac-
tories in the United States it in mixed
and boiled in large copper kettles to
a required consistency. tipvoring ex.
ninety-och a vanilla, peppermint. or
Wintergreen are added with the, re-
quired amount of end”.- it is then
whipped into a donshnnd removed
to tables and kneaded ln..,pcwdered
sugar, rolled into uheeta.,cut to 'de-
attractive 1paper...paolted . into .' funny
boxes..and is then the' chewing tram
of commerce. it in estimated that
300,000,000 packages of cum m sold”
annually in tb‘o United tomes.
containinspn, an average 15. pieces.
These placed and 10.011111111011111
a distance at ”71.025 mile/3.1151? 11
2% times around the would.
turnip
extend a theme at 491.9111, mints.
sitar . a a nil a1:’:’d nu ant/a at-
-1‘1-11‘1-1n1-
sired nlzea, wrapped by 111nc‘11b1911'.l11
8&0“ '
1‘ tailed hair, beautifully 111,111 and 11111-
' from the earth to the moon, wrap 1111131,.
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av U Uncut. 1“,
‘/~I‘I- H/U‘fl A!
l
l have u very pretty 11,111 poplin suit
1.
111 1
111111-112 oi the“nunl1111i out.“ upllom'ulice
01 many gnuneutn l huve seen nt'tol'
i
being cleaned. A11 tho nl1irt hot-1111111
«drills. 11111-1 11 lolded such of wry soft t1111ed.1soiled long before the. i111'l111.t 1|thought'11ponnf11l ol vincgur 11.111 of sugar. 11
which was hallway he1' folds (11 classic mace and less oi the tul'lnn with long ends at the side.
jtn een the toast and n hread pudding
my dilem: in quite 11 serious one
l have solved the plohlcm in a very
satisfactory manner, writes 11 Comm)-
mar 10 Mother‘s \luguzine. i bought
1
ter, ntiaiued 'it thiongh 11 piece . of.
cheesecloth into 11 jur covered it and
Whenev-
th'e dye has been added, and put u lit-
111 this way
i have washed the poplin skirt twice.
1the jnt'ket t,
Name Card Plants
4
l
go .lournul lloil " minutes then dinin
the milk and winter off, sprinkle. with'
suit and steam a few minuicn. E'Ven
old potutoen will be white and point-
joble- if cooked in this way
MABEL TAYLOR MlSSlNG
Fourteemvear-Old Girl Disappears
From Round Hill.
GltidlilNWll‘ll, April 2tl.~(‘onsiub'le
Claude Colon. of (.llcnvllle, 11nd
'Gcorgo Jones, of Riverside. have 1111
yet been unable to get nny truco of
Miss Mabel Taylor, the 1'11111'teeti-ycnr-
old daughter of tllv lute Joseph ’l‘ny-
tor, of l’ctnhcrwick, who disuppcured
from the l10111é'1‘of Dr. id. 1‘.. Schuell.
in Round Hill .when- she had made
her home for two years. Sunday.
sh rtly after ’1‘ p. 111., Dr, 11nd Mrs.
Scbneli went to churCh, lcuvlng tho'
girl in charge of the llonsel'liipou thblr 1
return, she could not he found. A
bundle. containing articles of clothing
belonging to the .,'glrl was found on
the road. about two miles from 't'hc
Scbncll house. Constable, tones 11nd
(‘oles were notified, and, with in obit-
tlon dram Chat-lee F‘ Meéd nere
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111111111 111
1111' Young! Bring 11111111111 Nai-
Lurtd Colondi'osa 11ml Thickness
W
09111111911 1111-11111. gage brewed into a
1. with sulphur and alcohol
it turn gray, streaked and
added.1w
uéinnt, remove every bit of dandruff.
atop pcnlp 11111111131 and 11111111“; hair.
J
't‘iuvor to boiled moutn 1111 well an to
ronnls of heel", says the Montreal Slur.
111111 mix with it 11 gill of 1-211111111 11 ten-
Bnt nnltspoontnl of salt and the some 11111111.
tity ot munturd.
omelet maker; a savory change.
mined with celery in a potato salad.
ground should he cooked with the lid
'on.
sauce. and spaghetti makes 11 (lelicioun
dish.
l
, lor.
‘ the treasurer.
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Piquant Flavor
Horseradish ounce adds 11 piquant
irnto 11 tuhlenpoonl‘ul of horseradish
Don't Forget
A little minced hum added to the
Small sweet peppers are excellent
Vouctuhles which grow under the
llreuded lenl served with tomato
1‘leut1 nickcl 11nd other pieces with
Dullus News. '1
'1
lighter if :1 fork is 11scd.~--
Most of us think we lznow .11 lot 'of
people thut his sntanlc majesty doesn‘t
have to waste any time running utter.
working on the case yesterduy. It'
was lcurntd thut the girl telephoned
to her sister. Anna, who is employed
as 11 1l11111c~11ic ut Constable (‘olcs'
resid‘encc. (:lcuvillc. just after i') l
and Mrs. Schuvll ‘lcl‘t the house. She
necmed in 11 happy frumc oi‘ mind. uud'
during her conversation referred to 11
trip she was about to take out of
town. She gave 11 description-oi 5111‘»
11ml new dresses nhc llil'll, 11nd some
of lhese were found in the bundle 1'1»
terror] to above. The liiinsiug girl is
the daughter of the lull' Joseph Tuy-
who wun murdcrcd 'in Pcmbolk
wick about two yearn 111:0.
TWO PRISONERS ARE. DECLARED
lNSANE
i
Governor Approves Requisition—-
Check for Care of Soldier: Received
Governor Simeon l1), Bnldwln yes-
terday ordered Sheriff Edward W.
Dewey to remove to the Connecticut
Hospital for the 11111111111.r Michael Novik
and John J. annn, two prisoners at
the Hartford county jail who were
declared insane by Dr. John 11‘.
Dowliug of Hartford. '
The governor also approved the fol-
lowing: Requisition. of the ndjntant
general on the comptroller for $1,500
for various accounts; requisition of
the ndlutant genernl and acting pay-
munter general on the comptroller for
52, 000 for bills of the Novel Militia;
bill of the Norwich State Hospital for
the insane for $0.i59.05 for the month
of March; hill of the New Haven Gait,
Light Company for lighting .tho
urinary of the Second Company, 00111
more Foot (ward. for $47.10
A check for $9,240.80 was received
tram the United States Government
for the care of soldiers at the state
tnstltuttontf, which was deposited with
MPHONY QHGHE'STRA CON-
. Society,
', 11111
1which was not of the host, uppercut'y'
. injure; .mttkca .
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When Your
little Child
crics 111 night, ttls'M‘s 11-51-
len'sly 111111 111111111114 311 its
nicep. is Connlipulcd. l'l't’lllll 111111
feverish. 111‘ Jim: >)'lll}lln!ll.\‘ of
worms, you icei 11111—111111 and
have your night's rc>t lil>l1|rhc1i
by the little one's crying, or
perhaps because of your own
anxiety.
Many thousands of mothers
rely at ouch times upon .'1 mini
and trueted remedy 1111111} 5 kept
in tl1cl1ouse,
flutter 0111's Sweet
Powders for children,
L's-rd i11- motlicrc for '33 _1 11:11:. Three
panh-rs clennnc H11" stomach. {11-1 on
the Liver and give limit) in) nit-11p by
regulating the (mid . ., stem. Easy
to give out] pic: 191111
for the child to l the.
11111111 moth-1:1 in
cvcrv couunnnity 1111:
using tin-111 mth splen-
1l1d 1121111195.
Mothct‘11ivour child
has lhr §\‘ln|1l0tll.- l11'1'1'
descrilm you should
try these powders.
Your dKllXJElnt
them. 35c. 11 box.
Trade Mark.
bus Don‘t accept
my substitute-
alone with only a hunch of flowers 118 Small potted aitlficiul plants are 11111111011111 uppllctl with n i’lnnnel cloth. 1' Be 311"? .VOU uskfor,
11 trimming it Is the cadence of all still used. ei‘lculvely for place hum-s. »-—~ 5 and Obfum'
.5111 111111111 voting and dainty... or the dig- suvs the Minneapolis .lour'.1nl A tiny lliut'k niockingn should be rinsed in, Mother (tray ‘ SW?“ Pewuefi
’ ' . ' . ‘ FOR CHILDREN.
uity which comes With wire it is nl-lcurd can be tied to these little pluuts blue. water to give them it gou1i1'olor l J.
lied to heeded tnnicn or hrocndes hut‘for 11 name c111'1l.A1'liflclul r0110 trcen l WW... .1. .. .-. .1 _
always, it in draped in Honing Greek 1 in square little pouolnin tubs. are prct l)i~1color111l gilt frames c1111 be bright- , DAUGHTERES OF 1812 CONVEN-
it 1011 m looped up in the fushlon of t\'. Flowering \lolet plants are also 01111111 if rubbed with 11 sponge dippedl TiON.
Boticella draperies. The grout tlilnz.,g1)od. lin turpentine. l Xi~‘.\\' I'l.-\\'l1‘..\2, April L‘h. 'llchguhr'!
to remember when choosing mnterinlsl ~-—-—~ ‘ w—---— 1111 1111 11111111111 convention of 11111 \11-
is that they 1111191 be soft and of trial Meaty Potatoes Try adding 11 little chopped 112111010 ,111111111 Swirl). linuehlvrs 01‘ NI.
kind thut fall into graceful linen new -———- 1111 the mashed potatoes; it nivl's them nl1i1- I1 opens in this city 1111111111. 111'-
turally. if you want :'1i1e wl1ite,1neul.\‘ DO- 11 delicious flavor. '11:“! :H'ril‘ln'u here today. Tiw first
— -~—--—«-—1 mules, peel them 11nd place in boiling; "w .'1\'1?11t of the .'.!ztllwl'iug will be 11 1'11-
1, 1 smart Separate Coats iwuter into which a half cupl‘ul oil When mixing pie crust or huhiug'tcption for the dolcgntcs tonight 11f.
The separate wrap is 11 sweet milk is poured. says the i‘hica- powder biscuits they will he much , which Mrs. Willium Gerry Slndc. or
New York. president of tho Nadir/1111i
and other national officers
will l‘ccrivc. linsincus m-sdons will
begin tomorrow. The convention will
(‘lUSt' i’l'l1l11y.'
McENNELLY'S ORCHESTRA
PLEASES
’l‘hut .‘.lt'lilnclly'n ill'1'l1vsll'11 is 11 hit;
1'.‘11ttractiou to dancing cutliusiusls 1111.4
11g11in demonstrated last night :11 the
Armory when it delighted the 1-1'11111
7011 at the dance given uy
Nuvul Militia boys. The wculhwr,
of about
did not lessen the attendance for nil
knew that this last :light was their l11~4t
chance to enjoy the pleasure of dune-
iug to the music of thc orchcstra. lin-
core nl‘ler encore was played 1111 in
result of the 1le11111111l1~1 mode by the
dancers Refreshments were scrvml.
it till liliillS
Blilili illi Still
FLUSH YOUR KIDNEYS coo/1510111.
ALLY lF vou l=A'r MnA'r .....
REGULARLY,
No man or wenmn who outs 1111111:
regularly can make 11 mistake by il111~l1-
113 the Moon; occasionally, says 11
welleown authority. Illcnt forms
uric acid which exciton the kidneys,
they become over-worked from the
strain, get sluggish and full to litter
the waste and poisons from the blood.
then we get sick \‘early all rhoumn—
tinm, headaches. liver trouble. norv-
oneness diZzlnesn niceplesenesn and
urinary disorder come from slukni 1n
kidneys.
The moment you feel 11 dull ache in
tho kldneyn or your buck llurtn or if
the. urine in cloudy. offensive, full 111!
sediment, irregular of 1111131111111. or ate-
tended by a sensation of. scalding, stop
eating 1111.111 and get about four ounces
of 1an Suite from any pharmacy; take
11 tnblonpoonfnl in 11 glass of water he.-
forp, breakan 11111] in a few days your
kidneys will not line. The famous
511111 is made from the acid of grapes
1.111111111111111 juice, combined with lilhln,
‘ and has been 11111111] for generations to
' 11111111 and stimulate the kidneys, 1111.0
to neutralize the acids in urine no it
no longer canoes 111111.110... 111113 end-
"in; bladder 11111111111113.
J vaults is inexpensive and cannot
delightful,
will genome. , rink 11111111 every-'
he should take now and then to keep
eflervenn " '
Norwalk Chronicler