Those subject to sick headaches, j
backache, bilious attacks, constipation |
or any form of stomach trouble, are
urged to get a quarter pound of lime* j
stone phosphate from the drug store I
and begin enjoying this morning in- 1
side-bath. It is said that men and !
women who try this become enthusl- |
astlc and keep It up dally. It is a j
splendid health measure, for It Is moro j
Important to keep clean and pure on j
the inside than on the outside, because j
the skin pores do not absorb Impurities |
into the blood, causing disease, while;
the bowel pores do. '
The principle of bathing inside is j
not new, as millions of people practico !
it. Just as hot water and soap cleanse, I
purify and freshen the akin, so hot j
water and a teaspoonful of limestone i
phosphate act on the stomach, liver, j
kidneys and bowels. Limestone phos
pliate is an inexpensive white powder
and almost tasteless.
lln. 22x125 feet east line Tenth Street.
176 feet north of Leigh Street. May i
22. 1916. $1,472.
W. T. Johnson ct al.. trustees, to
Charles K. Willis. Jr.. 23x120 feet north
line Taylor Street, 93 feet east of Row
land Street. April 23. 1916. $795.
John Bugby. trustee, to Katharine S.
Davison, 21x77 feet S Inches west line
Shoppard Street, 160 f??et south of
Grove Avenue. Slav 24. 1916, $575.
\V. B. Plzzlnl. trustee, to Margaret
Bahen, 20x100 feet west line Sheppard
Street. May 19. 1916, $2,990.
henkico kklkakk DKions.
h'oDr i Helen*? DrrdR Amounting to
94.010.
B. S. Rose et al., trustees, to J. M.
Brlggu et als., 100x140 feet eouth line
Pepper Avenue, 545 foot cast of the
Three Chopt Road. May 17. 1916, 12,360.
