IIITWIBE; WINSBBUT
Philadelphian Barely Es-
capes Knockout in First it
Tilt With Jackson
1’ H l l. A T) if L PHlA. AUG. 5——T9nI
thousand boxing enthusiasts gathered?
in Shlbe Park. last night, and saw'
their favorite lightwelgm Lew Tend
lcr. hatter “'illie Jackson. the How
York contender'for the title. to a con-
dition of helplessness in a‘ six round
mom. But Ti‘ndler did not ‘Me the
battle all his own way: (or he was
nearer to a knockout in the first round
than at any time since he hogan to
challenge Benny Leonard.
The opening: sesaslon band! 508
under way when Jackson twice sent
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DEW YORK, AUG, s—The case oil
Earl Mays. pitcher. whose suspension
by President Johnson. after Mays had
been traded by the Boston Club to the
New York Yankees. promises to result _
in one of the bitter-est wars of organ-f
Lew Tonic!- can certainly handle
himself in a "tight am”. He
proved this last night in his bout with
Willie Jackson, the New York eon-
tender for the lilhtleight title.
Aft Nell! baa start-4 a who all of
his own with the New York Giants.
Art aays: "lXo raise. lo 914?. mm
m.’!
It won't be long now before'botbotl
Mt mom
Itialwaflltbatflie'l‘ixersrmget
busy and maize the team
they‘had two years ago. They
played the strongest and have in
ly all cases defeated them all.
This month is going‘tast, and be
fore we know it winter will be
It is better to make plans now
to make plans now than to wait.
the last minute.
that
have
nearvi
l
here.
than
until
magmas, .N r, andpanuentemd
Norwalk is reawaking in the sport by P. G. Plait
STORES Conn, August 4—ln the
'thirty-niatn weak ol’ the contest at
Storrs the total production was 3.,314 l
or a yield of 47.3 per cent.
eggs. Again the White Leghorns con—
tinue to outday the other breeds and
walk oil with all the honors for the
Pen 51. owned by Kirkup
iu'Bna Hattituek, N. Y.:
'by .BI'app'a Leghorn Earn, Atlantic
Wallingfot'd Pa" all
,_ {roar QJS'TWRHED
Department
Goa-cal mm awarded uh:
7 WW Service Coo-a to 11
Moving weer-loud men '0! the 'i.
pedltionary Forces:
. . This is delphla.
Ian increase over last week of 1405
burg, Pa: Morgan K. Harris Newark,-
N. J.
M” m can street, Pittsburgh
Mat-tam, Pa.
SERVICE ICING
Aug. 5.-—— ~—The Wat
today tha
WASHING TON
announced
Captain Ullman C. Hendler. Ph’ '
Lieutenaats Henry M. King. Green
Alvcy l.‘
Privates lumen-y F'iorentino "Ran
fiIIl YulEhEm
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the Quaker southpaw m the canvas
with well plaCed right hooks to the if" “‘2'“ '2: “0‘ l; ruled by Vi“ Min to W ”m“ 0!! the worlk. bet it continue to do so and 3an first place. rims; production kin, Pa. John G. Belko, Braddock autumn only).1:001.-1:3&
jaw, and when Tendler arose the aec- e IA”. can as"? ‘3 ' oml'fil- Mme. And we hope that Nor- 1 t us ho m. .11 the rts will be 238‘ ca. Pan owned 5" Pas Clavton 13.ka nansburg. “7 0‘17)‘ 2-15" z 57 3"
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finish hi..- man. but mp Phfladelplfi‘n,I league. call for 10-617. 8111101111996 ball map. 1 Lincoln nit Camel, Conn" and pool “watts T0 IE loLE. A. lie—12:10:. I: 00, 4:”.
Ill) good ring tactics. managed to that the special ““96““ '0‘)” not, The Mays we is increasing in in- 71. Magma OTWOOGICHE Lake, I I0: 21!, 10: 03:, 10: 508.
w-atlm- the} storm and get to his be held- The owners of the Yankees. That reminds us that we were told terest every day. It takes a 1m}; at .1: deactIinszI gigth‘rdsI “”0” "“1 3 Kano." any. man. wm 3; Done in [:2 figural} 3:; 1...“
‘mme‘. , Colonel Jacob Ruppert and Lieutenant the springwoode are organizing a a time to get, the full story Mays, it The following bfidfis are the best in_ m mall mutation . on: m .00: u_ 15;. It“
After [he first round Jackson never W91 T- I»- Huston. t01d Johnson football team. and that they have is hoped. will be allowod to twirl t0- dlvidual layers in their respccthe ra Almond: the Volstoad prohibition SOUTH NORWALK T0
:maln was in lilt' running. for Tendinl' "Wt they "0“” 110‘ attend 5m 3 some very loud material for a Very day, it the Yanks' owners succeed in MY! —. ‘ melanin bill is unconstitutional. ac A IMP-“1230K. 1: 20:, ‘ ’
t"..’«.qhnnr-d um] gave the New Yorker meeting. and last night, (30101181 Hus- strong team. getting an iciunetlon inlay. ’7 3"” Mk3 “‘ Hampton cording totbo opinion of Old: Root 7 15 9;191,1022,10.£8x ,.
, - '--t’ .. ' ‘1 ed h could ton stated he believed that President . Beach """"""" I """" ' ’ . - 11: 68"
3"“ H 3 IIIlII m-, "1:20“; 9 (1 Johnson v“ interested in the Cleve .M 192 White Rocks Hollis. N. H. .176 “nu” D. We “id ““1”!“ L P Mrrl -20 8-371. 4 2-33 '3‘
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mt qu I. uIm [Hill It IleI I g land cl b ddi h t “u til hi . APPOINTMENTS BY 1 THE STANDINGS 237 White Viyandottes, Langford Mubury counsellor the United mew- 5' 51 7' 08K. 8- 09X 3103.. la.
1.. may mml lhr‘ god: in melast round u .3 ngt a n t 8 car _ 3 C ----------------------- 170 813‘ AMCW M attempt vi“ I99
4-.me m in..- rescue. We is removed there can be no GOVERNOR ”OI-COMB, 402 minds Island Reds. Budgeted mm by We at this “up w ,9. “4&111122‘23.‘L8u 1st, M
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‘lIllI‘ unvn lu-glm hard hitting 1n the health IID Olll‘I 10081193 . _ 9 Governor Marcus HBolcomb yester-I Eastern Loavg’uo. , P n 455 Rhode island Whitea,ISouth-18I some the mauve of 2.73 c: anr' P. M.:——.2 10x, 3: 05:, 4: 1‘.
first l'otzl‘nl, 'l‘emllel' landing a stagger Harry 3901”“ busmess manager day appointed Elliot “'atrous of New Worcester ___________ 47' 31' 603 port. (loan. .- ................ 164 other-par cant hear. ‘I 0 338. 7 0838 82m 810‘ 9 "t.
j...- straizlu left 10 the face shortly of the club. said that legal machinery Haven to succeed the late Stanley W. vaid‘nce .......... 48 3 .600 474 Black Rhinelanders, Burlin- N W. Kendall president at the Con- w (Bridgeport).
“WW “I,” l.» H. and ,lngkgon mding had been put in motion to protect the Edwards of Hartford on .the state Bridgeport ........... 43 34 .558 487 sxfimfifl """ IC """" ;\:I"'Il"5 acetic-t Bums' moor- lion said A. '{fvfglzf “(230m
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mm .l lif-‘h‘. hook to the chm that clubs ughts. The preliminary more board of charities for the unexpired Sggfgefllgm ............ g; 3;; fig: 491 Oregon CorrIaTIlIlIis, 43:22,; Y {:32 hat night that “w! denomination M 4. ‘2‘ 4- 53:. 5: 50, c: 50. I“
altuhlut‘, 1T ' Qlll‘lt‘l for a count 6! ‘S emafll to be in the form Of an ‘3'“ ending July 21. 1923. The gm“ “,‘terbury :::I..II::::3‘ 3 :4“ 532 White m0”. South (“35- mi”? m ”mplfle £119.ng 0f ’. 'ILIXX 11.00.
I'll" 1‘1““ "N STOWI’I' and before application for an injunction axalnst emorhadrappointed Mr. Edwards dur- New Haven .......... 35 44 .443 Mun; ------------------ 197 bear would not be normal. .5: .32 5¥§:lcz_fi‘_’; 1;: 601, ‘I " M
1.. (...... m .29 up Jickson dropped Johnson to prevent him from intei‘ler- lngthe recent legislative session out Halitord ............. 28 3 .316 twmsfiffi “‘9 {199%an doing ‘ 3.01;. _
inn. .. .. mm: time with a right hook ing with the New York’s clu‘b property we ”mime. aw beam the an, of m‘“' Lag“.- L P F m a“ pmidncufif’ £6393: 3,3323: mssmc EX—‘SOLDIER FOUND ' A M—12 10! ll: 12:. hilt. 73‘
1n the jaw. right to pitcher Mays like first metlng he was entitled Ito at- Cumin.“ ___________ 61I ng 678 loremoat. spraying termites, and, u can 904 OXFORD WOODS ‘I g“; IZ‘TEEIII ”II'S _ .
nmlm- “W 91811113‘ in serious The "men °t the Yankees it ‘8 tend. Mr. Walthous was a manner or New York ............ 57 28 .671 the ‘3” 0‘ the month, culling ”t “"3 I4:5I,5:II1’6x Ié'lxix I'TaleIr‘IaujI
. (nulll~ u'lu'll he uranpand staggered said. feel that die disciplinary action Ian“ Bard no. 6 m New Haw, am- Chicago .............. is 40 .545 ggfirymfii't‘gfs a?“ waffle?- The SEYMOUR“ Aug 5.—The ban} 01' 1f“) ' ' " ° '
:muul lllt ring in an effort to cover. in May's case was especially severe: lag the operation 0‘ the “ken“ Pmsbm‘h ............ :43 z; .22: mites, probatTin dommoreI 1301n€£ddg£g Charles S. W115. 24 ‘ “unmet GOUTH NORWALK To M
—'~(‘k>“" “‘35 ““0“ “‘5 m“ “k“ 3 mm“ '1“ a“ °' I” 0°“ ‘9 19‘2”service act. PhiladelphiaITT:..I::::3z 5: .4331 the egg field in August mm in any addict who lived at Quake: Farms: 3.36:1? 3-27.91"-
1? ...-ll, :tnnl v;l1iletl1e~New Yorker rain- when the Detmit club players venti E. M. B lle f New Haven wa a» Boston ............... 32 53 .376 other month. Darla: the day time was round by wood cheaper: in 0x _. ‘15” (Friday.
, . . . g a y 0 s l me, w m the m an anion) only). 2.48, Landau,
blows on his opponent, he tailed-to on a strike because of Cobbs suspen. painted by the governor to succeed St. Louis ............ 31 65 .360 r the to on 0’9"“5 load yesterday. He had been missing
drop him again. 'l‘endlcr tattered to sion. Cobb‘s oflense was assaulting .John P. steels. retired as state cheap American Luann.» PC M". night :32: tbme kg“: ”gsmv liar ",0 mks. it is “fem be ...“. A. M~9. 25 10: “29.
2.... cumm- in wnbbly condition. 8 mm. W ”‘3‘“ "1“ °‘ "’7’" m. and reappointed William H. Chicago .............. 53 35 324 they 0‘1"“ out “one the most and on m ’3' W m“ m "‘ 0123:3357: 35mm um...
'l‘vndlr-r still seemed dazed when he ins a baseball It a W..- _ Cable ol' Danbury toabe pmm ot- CMland _ .62 ‘0 .565 the hen. This parasite does its dam- fig m as ‘1'th m a tree A “...“; 58. 7: IO “M
TUASWE’TWT the bell for the second The Cobb‘s.“ ”was “”mele in floor of the Connecticut Humane 50- I35: I‘lt’ork ........... gt; :2 .556: mml?‘ them “Id $2988 which had been badly W by p 31,—4- 33.7. 97 3. 35.
mund but he pulled himself together two mks, Jim Setting oi! th I clel P0 -------- « odor hou- W may. 5 Sunday
' . . y. t. Loni - ........... 4O 41 . Mun-81358!“ in large numbers. Hens and It _
mid my femlmgar kept. Jackson at bay ten days' 1mm and alne GI! ‘50-: Under anact adopted by the Logis- goaton 'I ............. 41 49 .366 chickens allow the deer by reducing » I " I‘ 7""
until his'head cleared. Titan the Quak- In reinstating Cobb Johnson de- Ilature or 1910. the governor appointed Washingtm __________ 3, 55 .415 the as: hold and acting dopy and '
w began to mix it with Jackson, each claret! full protection would be aflord- i ‘ lleeman f the Goa-coll Philadelphia ......... 35 3‘ .281 Dale about the had. float of the coal
' - > ‘ ‘ ed t ll American League players a” Spec“ 0 I International League. larrdaaiafiectaam “EOMIVE ton cer-
minding bald llzlllr 8M 49f”. t0 the 0 a cut. Human Society Mm .J “Bey‘ . . w. L. P. C. [um ex‘9nh bi“ .carbolineum is by {81‘ Hot Wm. If“
1'930- “9 made “‘0 “M“ 3“ “e“‘m‘ ““9” °-‘ mack mm “mm Smelt and a; . White of Baltimore ... .......... 73 31.10: the best Usually one application a ‘
.... meat-m. ...... . wmmm '8 *6 MW ...“... at... . .. ...»... «...... 2‘5 ----------- 1". 37 .... W“ ...... ‘° ...... ...... °" "’° Sink Headaches
...mmded Tenler batte Jackson- 511mm not at: him. and Havel a“ of whom are in. gene m Mala .‘ ........ .....66 46 '5‘.“- A hm must! the press bulle ‘
that he uni it just; grievance. Newark .............. 53 60.415! 1“" “38 W the matter of culling.
lmd trying for a knotkout, but was iii t 11 130*; years from Atlas: 1. .IB‘llllllllllln IIIIIIIIII 49 62 113;! The three boat pens lunch or the .
ma'ule to land a haybaker 11m mane ”‘85 em" 4 e ———- IRoeheater ........... .42 00 PM?“ “MM are as toners: Tolia why m mu drink
Kid Lewis. former welterweight 1°“ W 5‘" ‘3 “We “’4‘”- ‘° "mm con-on manner anaaxs AGAIN Jersey City .......... so so 35: M WW1!“ _
. Lampiom who recently had a lively his side of the trade in which 1“th Reading ............. 32 '55 .330 “.4thst Mb L ‘ Wm
tussle with Steve Lotto and was sur- became the property of the New York; VB“ YORK. AUG. s—There was a 5‘14“!“ alI’IoultrvIII-‘I . IIIIILIaI,III15u
,. ,. , club continuance of yesterday’s mired YESTERDAY’S my!“ 3"“ “'9‘ ,,
mused with :1 knockdown punch in the ~ Quebec ..................... 14.1 nun
«Ls: round faced the same —’ [Isolling in the Cotton W ‘m-‘I 3—HowardR. Sullivan Hartford. T Hudache at l m" II‘ ed D'IIl - .-..
I in Iv] (a Irin be" “gt night TENNWS ‘T NEWPORT ‘Ind a further sensatloml m In Ella?” Lac“, ‘0”....., ................. 1335 Ifluto inmlc‘m—‘h‘a m flu! l A st w
.1, 8 ' “'orcester. 11; Hartford. 3. White w pounding um and bowel pal-om; a y... .
tighter
{l owis had another very lively experi-
prim“. The former champion van
through cleverness, but was hard
1o EfitL‘d. Lewis was more careful M
t-lllrr‘. than he was in their first
hit-QUIT... Lewis restricted himaelf to
.rleim'ilc boxing. at which be was
'mbill the master of Lalio, but than
me Pennsylvanian got to close outt-
m‘s he landed stilt blowa to body and
jam: Latvia had to use all his ring
wait to lzeep Latzo at bar.
Joe f-‘ir-litz, a New York lightweight.
«no recently brought himself int; the
iii-.elight by stopping George Chaney
‘u the third round, soldlfind the go-bd
opinion of him by outpouring Frankie
fu-ltt, lightweight champion of New
hineland, in a fast six round contest.
and
lllltliv' May. of Allentown, 133.,
'7!ll_\' l‘c’nl‘te. Brooklyn, fought six
u.-.:l 1‘O'Yt‘fl‘2 to a draw.
Iv'nmkie (Tonifrey, New York. mm
2. .lazk Russo. of New Orleir-S.
live Leading Batters
in the Major Leagues
AME-'NCAN LEAGUE.
' 2‘" '. G. A.B. 'R. H. P.C.
" I" ...... 77 304 S4 112 .368 .
-. . . . .89 346 64 123 .355
.......91 338 56 118 .349
vzzugh . .Su 315 72 108 .343 I
: .93 343 49 115 .33
iI‘lATlICIJNAL LEAGUE
v‘I‘. G. A. B. R. H. P.C.
'T' ..6—l 191 31 '67 1351
‘l' .~ ....... 84 322 41 105 .3“
' - ........ 85 319 42 103 .323
I 184- 21 59 .321
I‘I 351 47 112 .319
SXTTLING REDD'I
TRAlNlNG HARD
l:\\ Y,0RK Aug. r..——Battling:nelk
the \'€W England teathcmkt
' "it "HM: m, nho meets Dutch Broil“ in
”humor Park Meriden, Conn, on the
’l i’l-l (ff Augus .t I], .n a fit Leon-round
" nu i< twining hard forthe battle as
tly
5" “Wis 20 be in (he Wmssfllloflm Spatial omcer Dis-1&8
H'dl'a Redd) avers motile fill m
Rm: 2» b r. w “.6; 1mm out!” lwfi‘m‘l'u
Hum LL. manager Eddie m. will“
Matchm write?!“
' “‘(I w with
mi 2r>k the latter to 80! my
" ” m N» next show.
NEWPORT, R 1.. Aug 5.—-Austra-
lion undo players anterod in the 3rd
annual invitation tournament at the
Gaston-were expected to reach here in
time toglay their matches in the first
and second round late this afternoon.
«Photons matches scheduled for this
morning brought William T. Tilden.
the New York expert, and Robert Kin-
soy. of San Francisco, together while
William M. Johnson, the CalitornlaI
, star, weed ll C. Johnson. last year’s'
Massachusetts champion.
WATERBURY MANAGER REfilGNs.
'WATERBURY. AUG. 5—Announce—
ment is made by the owners of the
Waterbury baseball club of the resig-
nation ol‘ Jack. ‘Flynn as playing man-
ager. tollowiag his refusal to accept a
cut in salary. 'Bflorts were being
made, today. to sign a former major
league player as his successor.
The local club has been-losing
games (or several weeks. and the at-.
tendanoe has dwindled as a result.
with financial lasts to the owners, whol
claim that Flynn has not been produc-
ing the kind of ball expected of him.
The retiring manager insists that he
league, but. that its playing has been-
haniporod by interior-once from the
owners
Appoints nausunv mm
Bonner Holcomb Mama William H.
.. Cable Presiding Officer.
LELARTFORD, ' AUG. 5—Governor
Holcomb, yesterday. appointed Wil-
liam H. Cable, of mnbury. presiding
mar 61' the (immanent Immune ao-
mtortwoyaars tromJadyL‘i. He
also appointed Mary E. J. wry...»
rotary of the society in W, Ern-
not Brest-aw Percival '11. White.
ml gent In Hartlord, and S.
W. general agent inI
has as good a club as any city in the . '
prices with October contracts stalling
oil? to 30. 85 during the early tradinzl
This made a decline or nearly nun
dollars per bale from the clash!
prices of yesterday and of approxi-
mately live cm a pound or twenty-
flve dollars per bale from the hill!
leyel touched toward the and of loot
month. Rallies of several points tol-
lowod. but the market. remained ex-
tremely aenous. '
LOOKING #98 m.-
Tl1e rim-walk Colored Athletic Base-
ball neaxn is Anxious to secure open
games and would like to meet the
Loekwooda or Not-walk Tire and Rub-
ber tourns.
dolph. manager “Wile 720.
we want to express our gratiflcl jun
about ”manner in which our Washing and Pitcher Ray Caldwell were thetic movement to support the atrik.
313mm our monetary W3: unconditionally released yesterday by tag Wen. Menu of tbei
MWng-ateml "gallant“!- the Boston m We club. ”‘95- railway, belonging to
uWotouraex-viceadm “(can H Mbfil‘stm the WM Engineers.
“Wmmmoared that” Now York textual the new Waamm-tfllfit MY-
mduno laminated at .
m-
For pa‘rtlulara regarding:
dates get in touch filth J. R Ranw
Pittsfleid. or Wow, 0.
Springfield, 7: Bridgeport, 1.
National Lot-Ill.
.Brooklyn. 6: St. Muir. 3. -
Philadelphia. 5; 021112120. 2.
Boston-Ettaburgb,
; nasal
Philadelphia, 7; St. Innis.
Inter-oatmeal “W3.
Jersey City. 2; Bald-lore, . 1-
IBinghamton. 6: m. 0.
Newark. 10; Reading. 6.
Rochester, 34; Toronto, b5.
American Annotation.
Indianapolis, 7; Toledo, 0.
Kansas City. 6; St. Paul. 4.
Louisville, 5; Columbus, 2.
Mflwaukee-Mhnoapolis. main.
TODAY’S GAMES
Sonora Magus.
Hartford at Worcester.
Pittsfield at Bprinflald.
New Haven at Providoace.‘
Waterbury at Bridgeport.
National League.
Boston at. Chicago.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
New York at St. Janis.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
American
Chicago at Philadelphia.
.St Louis at New York.
Detroit at Washington.
Cleveland at Boston.
lntmatvonai League.
Rochester at Toronto.
Newark at Reading.
Bnflalo at Binghamlon.
Baltimore at Jersey City.
6H EAN IAND CALDWELL
m a..." um mei
"a“
New Haven. 15: Providence, 4
mama-(mm new. AUG: W of
France will Opp“. "an Suspension. mike today,“in"wbatwldbor leader-
BOSTON All! E—IIIielder Daffll sold m maxim at the amps.-
M I! m atlas-idem trom medium! fie m League :05
wmmmwmaneaon mm‘w m m m 104%
lukewmmuanmomwnscni ~-
28~Curtis L. Allen, Nicholson. Po.13 3'1
arr—w. Bradley. mustard. B. C. .1288
29—leMt Farm. Conn»
u, an ................... 1439
with“. Island a...
4l——Laurel Hill than mum. l
...................... ... .1448
46-3“:- Btook Poultry Farm. E
Short Hills, N. {I ........... 1321,
“has. H Lane, Southboro.
Haas ....................... 1304
‘l
field. .............. fiIII. '
73—34. P. Robinson. Calverton, N.
.......................... 1363
Gil—Janna D. Letem, New Pall: _1359
Mboollanoout.
;18-——Chickatawbut Far-ms (mute
Roe”). Canton Haas ....... 1382
I40~Pequot Poultry Farm (3. I
l
l
l
l
l Whites) Sanitation. .1260
317—Albert T. beam North At-
lleboro, Mass ............ ...1101
W GAIN m WHEAT CROP.
1 NEW YOWUG S—An iacroano
of 2,500,000 bushels in the country's
Iwheat receipts from farms for the
imam ending July 25. as compared
with the same month in 1918, was
Iaotod in a bulletin issued today by
idle United States Grain Corporation.
in the same period. the lacrosse in
flour. production was nearly 1,000,000
barrels. The exact figures are 107-
,939.000 buckets of wheat as against
i105 $32,000 for 1918 and 6.288.000
barrels of flour, as conspired.” with
8,319,000.
"’"W STRIKE snows.
the South Lindon Subway went on
...—‘d
and: ma
HARTFORD, M.W$
1m Veteran “in!“ Inflor- antlI
r
Warhol-II!
W
LEG! ”TUE GWEO'II ‘-
Auoen’nuu cl lit-”innate.
W . . .
called toxin, sucked into the “Codi
Ithrougn the lymph ducts, uclto tbeI
heart which pumps the blood so hat
that it consent: in the mailer arteries l
and veins of the head producing Vic-i
loot, throbbing pain and “trees, call-'
ed headachc.1ou been“ nervous, E
W, sick, feverish nil ulnar-l;
able, your meals sour and about nan-I
scale you. Then you resort to acoun-i
title. aspirin or the bromide- vrblcbI
Itomporarily relieve but do not rill fieI;
blood of these irritating toxins.
a an or hot water with a «a- !
spoonful or limestone pinup/balsa la it, ;
that before bang.“ for avbito, .
val not only wall: the-e m from
your system afl out: you of headache
it will cleanse. parity and
no entire aural! anal.
Ask your Wet (or a quarter
pound of mature “loophole. It I"
inexpensive, harmless as augar, and
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