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REALITY

bEfOtI.
By Robert Montgomery.
oh! Beauty y the master charm,
The ~ rem ,f tho sonI;
" ln~e magic zone encnmpasseth
Creation with %cnnfioi;
hs .uster tane of every mind,
And 1--we and light of hun,sn kind.
';'wus beauty hung The blue-Tohsd hsavsns,
kho litter IN each star,
Or iuppoth ON The twilight breeze,
In meh,dy altar;
kiie daade'h on the diinpled stream,
And e~auibol- IN the rippIe's gieam.
Ehr couches on to coral wave,
Aud ga,landeth the sea;
And weaves a music in the wind
That mu. mar from the len ;
bhc paints the clouds. and prints tbs ray,
Aud basketh IN the hiusl, Of day.
Ehs sits Among the spanc'- ~ / ees,
And streiks HE bId and .irysr
She dune the air, and d,ops the dew
Upon The moonlight hover;
'Tis she unwreaihs The wings Of night,
And cradles Iiatufe Ia delight.
And wounsn !-Beauiy was the power
Thaf, with angelic grace,
H,sathef love around her glow ing form,
And magic In her face
ebe cri.ped the silky flashing hair,
And TN iier brov-IIer throne n there
She armed her liquid rolling eye
Whh frity darts ~ fie
sIG treated The lp Vi luscious hue,
And hade u breath iDsptei
Fire silapsd her for he, queenly shrine,
And made her like hcrselt-divine
Oh! Beauty Is the master charm,
The syrcD a the soul,
Whose magic Zone encomplssrth
Creation with control!
The fustrI fame of every mind,
The hove and Ii9bt of human kind.
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III
Thuash all within IL whitening East,
The bIIgIisd hnis Il tiors's fair tree,
Ore iendrr plan; siehcs the blast-
rhe never q, ing tlruirht of iies.
Lave gave ,iir Ia'anisous thing Iis bir'hj
~ wzs wnirfed b, lily gentle smile
Twas hsli"wcd by thy tarpm's wsnh,
And Srsde iiDmo, tai ~ its soil.
II eanDoi Iis III ennp0t die!
Twill live whor al iesids 10 dss<
ThaughAos'. cts .fads, The n,sms,y,
Ma'i-p, Of ll,~c shall ever shed
A fI,grsnes .'rf ny lonely heat,
Mcfs purJ Ibsn HAT tba few 'fsss lavs
ltesii ub,ainied shat lipp,r
An odoof ~ tie loaii,sofne gnvs.
aw thee heard thee. Might II -
That souId irearand see snn~vsdf
u nssdeth tul to icok vn thee,
w .ssi tllsi iiion susf bs sisssd.
Dut . 70 rs~t. '.AAfici,on's kn.II
fala t-ipd and now bc duly sung
Th~ di re ~ dguii, -il,s dread farewell
That bsDgs unfinished on tic torg~s.
Now wlsi fcmaiIs3 The wonisd v.id,
Wl'ea the paer spin. fam would cling
To liis embltlcd, uft-uJpyed,
An A.m.ess, ~rnckIess, unIoved thing.
Yet IIoi NIL sifpless, while thy we~A
Tan ne uIs,n NY daily prayer
W l,ch INV before the throne ! knesl,
Aud isust io ind acceptance There.
Hny'st thou lie happy, maiden! Il
Would birss thee ere Wa part for aye
Aud yet a mii'isr, brighter sky,
May haply glId u future day.
1hou.li now the cy press wrsnih I Irvine.
Ms 4,al WAS once, as thina, serene
There lacketh bu, to call tl,oe Wins,
To make me all that ! haos bson.
Fasew~n!-O'er iife's uncertain sea,
Amid tbs %.T T- 81 w.s aiA hlra HYssss.
Nor sipk - ihpugi, t.nltid teinpests ~vs.
by day, " sUrrows nund ire teem,
Aud heave- my Imess', with passions riv'R,
Be mine the night that b, ings HE dIoass
Oftheo, and purity, and Hsav'n.
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From the Token, for 1929.
THE SURRENDER or CALAIS.


By Emma c. Embnrv
The king was in his tent,
AZ his iu0y heart lsent high,
A he gnzed on the city's battered walls
With proud and flashing eye
But darker grew his brow, add stern,
A. slowly onward came
Tb~ chiefs who long had dared TO spuTn
Tbo terror of hs name
with calm and chsnqe'es- check,
Before the king they stocd,
For their iauve soil to offer mp
The sacrifice of blood.
Litr feiOns were they meanIy clad,
But the lightning q their took,
The marble sternncss Of their brow,
Rv'n the monarch could ut brook.
ts with angry vosce he cried,
I" Haste brar tlpem of Ia death!
Lss The irsmps's joyous shout b. b'ess
Wish the trstor's parting breath J"
Ghsn sbieouy they turned away,
Nos wcsd, nor scsnd awake,
TIL from Inc monarcb's naughty tnin,
The voice OF horror broke.
And hank a step draws near
= Not like the heavy clang
or lhs warrior = tread-and through the gusrds
A femsle figure sprang,
"A boou . boon! my noble kingi
Ifsil thy heart can feel
Tbs love Pia,ppa Osce could claim,
LAok on ms while | kpeei
TIL fw thysslf { pray
Let not The asrkening cloud
Oftnss-bosn cruelty arise
Thy gbfy 10 enshfoud.
Nay, my win MT r-e
yos never nors thy wife
WI hail usoe victor, TIL thy ssNl
Dan conquer ps~~sou's strife.
Tum nos ssvay my hinsi
Lnk nu m anger down.
I've lived ~ ions uIon Thy sm5te,
= Inancs hssthy frcwn.
On. duom Ne n0, dear lord, - sesi
! n $50 ~ psars shove,
Tess ~ lisbai wershp ads,
A. ehuL lsc<n~ ' hive
Tbssh hsw fer nh~s 7 isn
D w,~srps feas lpids,
s-s.t. wh~s shssep sgssAssssa,
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b 81 ~ .ffa POS res LSrssAsv eAssv.
THE bUhiAL.
The rshis hosfre welt slowly frosn The door,
Whit sa ny nanunfui tears wee shsd
: u lHS'i o. u relurliniiA h hso,
ljst as ssmsias 10 iis cold bed.
" WV you ""
j nfffkdh well there was = youfLfni train
III wsspinsf friends, with brvws OF bloom.
Asd dswrcssi hoks-',ow arm In arm they csms,
indsi.vi snuna the gLDsny t'ue-
Ws~kx ii's spinach of i's' whose ~al Ind ned,
To p~s6an" this hast n'es 10 the silent de"d.
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Boston, Nov. Goth, 1896.

Boston, Nov. GJth, 1870
Thi, is TO certify, that ! have used Patterns celebrat, Pill,
Eltenary and was cured by the use Oft in me week, after he
ing afflicted more than twenty Yeas. (Sisn,D
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o. PULMONARY CONsUMPTIONl-o

Catarrhal and .fstk ~ attic Dis ndt5!
@9 ORE than ONE TENTH Of ali the annual deaths in this
Iva Country Aid Great Britain, are stated 10 be caused by
hat lnsIdiou, deslroytT OF hun,nn lIc. the
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"a erEna
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NOTICE.

Boston and Providence Com
meicial Line of stages, leave
Spencrr's Manufactun re- flo.
L&Srt&la11rTy5}S tel, Providence, every morning
&S&( to- mt half past ! O'Clock, A. NJ.
ana arrives In Bos,un, nj half
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1JTbe Principal Of the Scaool will he happy 70 receive
any gentleman nj his house, who is DESTROYS IL further IN
formation relative 10 The superior advantages OF this system.
Nov. I2. .
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YAL.U MEDICINES.

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Mr.. Augustus Shelton was a cousin,
o. indefinito removal, to Mr.. Blair. He
was a man of large fortune, who had
come to the conclusion-.he most sen-
sible one of his whole life-tbat the
world was a very indifferent lover, aud
that he must look about him for u better.
He had always known Alice Blair, but
he never imagined, till she went INTO
society, and the discovery was made for
him by the world, that she was any thing
but an unfortunate female, whose face
and figure threw her beyond matrimonial
probability; and, as he shrowdIy suspec-
ted, from the hollowress within, and his
negative currency in the world, that he
was a cyphsr, he never dreamed that
his value could be increase d by one who
cut so small a figure. OF course he
had no thought of marrying her. She
came to town, however, and, with what
he considered a heroic peril of his ton,
he had consented to accompany her at
her debut in a fashionable circle. TO
his profound astonishment, he saw that
he had introduced a star Of the first
magnitude, aud, for the frs; time in a
vegetation Of thirty years, MIR. Augustus
Skefion found himself Of consequence.
lie made an lncontinsnt resolution on
the spot, 10 permit her to love him-a
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spepsia.

hR.NEAD'S PILLS have been proved by thai
~ fallible testoftruth, experience, the most 9
fectua medicine ever offered many country, iof u"
! cure ofal those deranged states of the dgesne
gans, dcnominated DYS PEPSIA, Or INDlGEs W.,
which frequently makes its appearance he mos ,,5
Plcsted forms, such as loss ofappette, sickness V"
stomach, and sometimes vomiting; belching UP Of or
ter, which ssometines tasteless, but most eon"V'"
sour; knawing in the stomach, heartburn cos'e =.
paleness of the coHntcnance, languor, IOwness o.
spirits, paptation Of the heart vertigo and asuIg
sleep. The number ofthese symp'omsvaresin o''g
ent patients, by being felt only in parts,
others, have additional ones, equally disagree
such severe pains nthe head and breast, ff&'%e.s
emacaton, wasting ofthe whole body, vii" WIN S'iII
weak ness particularly ofthe legs These piis
most efectually remove aiisourness OF the slo"
not merely by neutrazing the acid, but by cort''
that morbid state ofthe secretions which give w.,
it; and at the same time will restore to the
organs of digestion that tone and vigor when
utey necessary to the well being OF the ANNA b,,
omy. The best proof ftheir efficacy 49, tbss rs.
are prescribed by many of the first physicans' anu
ed by the Observation-Disclosures Throughout "'U
Mon. ,.prrR
The above valuable remedy issold by y. sihph"
& SON, Alexandra, who agents for the n.n.
turer; by N. Jewett, Washington City, and oy "s
the Druggists throughout the United States sou
wholesale, by O. & W. Hull, Druggists, Ne" 'o'
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iuly9
Dr. NWsM's

int Dyspcpt'c or Sou nf0"'"eH f"@'
A " invaluable remedy Tor indSSee''" !" "' ''o''
~ complicated forms OF the variety OF diseases 10
which tina human system is subject few are more stub
born none morc distressing or destructive 70 tue con
stitution than ndi Sestron Or Sour Stomach inns ds
prevails to great extent and mas SO "'
fled the skill OF the faculty that remedy cay oil aa
mir,straon is truly desideratum IN every piae Inc
truth of this is confirmed by the experience
of thousands VINO nave suffered under It. MO aite'
having used many remedies to no purpose. are now
Obliged 70 have recourse srch paihstres asthey NAV
chance to find most conducive to their comfort b'
indigestion loss o appetite and great
particularly of the legs and wasting o. the whoiesN
tenn. Heartburn uneasy sensation OF heat about
the nit of the stomach which Is sometimes attended
with nausea or sickness of the stomach and vomiting
belchins up of which generally soar paleness
of the countenance costivenesss languo giddness,
lowness of spirits disturbed sleep, palPitaon OF the
heart. hatuence, sc.
rnesesvmptoms varv in different persons some
periencing more Of them, and less each IN the
order and degree OF his own particular case These
Pills act a powerful tonic neuraze the acid upon
the stomach give siren 9Th to the debitaed organs OF
digestion restore the app te. remove nausea at the
stomach, and ultimately recover the heath OF the pa
Uent rhey do not contain mercury IN any form, nor
dothey sic the stomach most gave sdcines
do but perform the office OF safe and mild pnrsat ve
and are not surpassed by any medicine. They sIe
therefore particularly calculated or family use.
The inventor of these Pills was one of the most em-
nens ttoners of medn in the United States and
used them successfully in his practice for ten
They are not got up a nostrum to deludethe edn
Ious but are recommended on the basis OF truth and
experience In order thatthey NAV become extensive
~ useful and within the reach Of ALL thew offered
atthelow price OF so cents per box Sold by
+. STABLER 3 SON,
juy9 fairfar-street, ilsrdnd7a
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viz super black, blue olive mixed and green c'o'ns
and cassimeres, fasnes inseys and 10" Pr'ced cass
netts, super mixed and blue sattinets, wiae ana COM
mon bsngups, Aushings and baizes, rose blankets,
point, stripe and mackinaw Tito, merno snaw.s s"d
soarfs, cashmere do cloth O. blue black orange ana
drab circassians, black Norwich Grape, nank'n ana
Canton grapes and robes, black ltaaneue Jus.
trngs and gros de maps, large assortment OF mourning
and fancy ginghams and calicoes, Marse'e les gums .;
knotted counterpanes of all Sizes low Prceu eones
carpeting, ingram do bed ticking (some fuii yard
wide,) super black bombaznes, furniture ana o.ner
dimities, silk and cotton hose, worsted 90 tons au
short. plain and rbbed) Tartan plads French merno
do. (beauu women. p"' aG G9 sIaSrs and
mit,s, nsnkn. pongees bengaets, super black le
vantne, chldrens bootees, cOored eam0es pan n
and figured Swiss muls and cambrics, crossbsrreu 90
SWISS pelerines and grapes cheap and good irIsm IT,
shes'ngs and lawns linen 3 a%a
of domestic goods and cotton yarn, pelisse wad!hg'
low priced figured enos. Stand g. Barns,sy a,,pet
stout) cambiets with general assortment OF most Ar
cles in the dry good line. which renders s stock I'm
usually complete. "
Oh. dr,er nv &C.. 10th mo 9th
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Er. ". ia ak, rs Patent Specific Ointment
gVNHE above ointment is offered to the public as
i safe and certain remedy for those obstinate dis.
eases some of which have long bafied the skill OF
medical science
lst White swelling of every description.
I'd Sore legs and ulcers of long standing.
Sd. Scnirrus or Glandular tumors, particular those
hardened tumors in womens breasts, which ofent'mes
terminate in liberated cancers.
4th Felons or what some people know by the
name of Catarrhs; of every description
5th Rheumatic pains of the joints.
9th Sprains and hruizes of every description, orin
whatever part situated.
7th letters of all kinds-in this complaint the pa
tent in applying the ointment must keep the part out
of water
9Th Chilblans or parts effected by frost.
II is also one of the best remedies for burns and
scalls. 1t the pain and arawsthe fire out in
short time.
For infamed women's breasts and glandular swell
ngs it is superior to any medicine vet known to the
medical faculty. II is much safer than mercural APP
pcaons Gas il does not contain the smallest atom OF
any preparation of the mineral because 1t does not
Law the patient TO injury from the exposure tocold
This ointment has cured sores ct many years stand.
ing-where it is impossible or mprndent to heal the
external sore in consequence of the bones becoming
carious rotten; it will stop the progress OF the edrie
increase the quantity discharge, remove the oiten-
sve smell and ease the pains. :;
II cures the worst Felons and WlitioWs onapPiica-
ton of ,4S hours
Rheumatsms which have stood 80 long as to be
come s stematc disorder, require medicine to be Ia
ken inwarilly to remove them entrcly-but IN most
common Cases BY applying this ointment externally as
directed it will give relief and even IN Old people
whose pairs have been otonger standing, 1t will Of
ten ease tue pam.
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New Goods.

yu1E Subscribers have eceived, by the last ariVs',
an additional supply Of new Goods consisting OF
the following articles, viz 49,.
Superfne blue cloths, fine ditto
Super black ditto, fine ditto olive do' grey w
Super blue and black cassmeres 81.
cases cas- inets, red. green and white hanne's
Black silk vevets, caicoes,
Ga cambrics, jackonet do
Null muslins. figured Swiss do, PLAIN 90
Bobbnet laces, ditto wells
Black Italian ustripgs
Ievantines. grodinaPs black Hounce
Black worsted barrage, gng hams
DevonsLire kerseys, green bookings, blankets
Bangup cords. Russia diaper, 8 lri,h DO
Assortment of brown, bleached cord domestcS
Cotton yarn of the best quality :,
The above goods carefully selected IN the
N.wyork mark et, and will be sold low for cash.
oct I WASHINGTON e BRENT.
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Office of The Chesapeake md Ohio Canal Con4@
Uash'nefon, JulV so, 1928.

Office of The Chesapeake md Ohio Canal Cown!
Washington July so, 1929
NOTICE is hereby given, that an insta!ment Of lV'
" dollars per share on every share OF Stock N TIE
Chess peake and Ohio Canal Company, is required"
be paid on the Sd day of October next, and turfa
instalment Of two dollars per share on the Sd ta
November next, i further instsment Of two doIin
and half per share on the Sd day of Decemb,rneI'
and further instalmen of two collars and halt p
share. on the Sd day Of January next; mI,herN!
of two dollars and half per share, on the Sd d4
February next; and a further SUM of Two dolIanidi
halfper share. on the Sd day OF March next; w0Hm
stall ments must be paid to the credit Of the Chcsa&
and Ohio Canal Company, 10 the Cashier or o,hcFn
per officer Of either of the following Banks. VIZ
- The Branch Of the Bank of the United States,
Washington.
The Bank of Washington. at Washington,
Tho farmers < Mechanics Bank at Georgc'nTf
The Bank of Alexandra, at Ale XandrIa,
The Hagerstown Bank, in liagerNown, Mary yam
and
The Branch ofthe Valley Bank at Charc'to"H
Virginia.
by order Of the President and Directors.
JOHN = INGiE
Clerk Of the e x . Canal Co.
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.anne .qr.n6eI county, March so. 1922.

Mr.. shepperd-In the fall of astyear was taken
with violent pain in the JOINT OF m! fore finger, next
tie hand with much inflammation; the degr, of pain
which suffered for fortnight was such that had
but little rest andless sleep during that time tried
many things but found relief, until applied DIR.
Judkins' Specific Ointment, when in about twenty mi
nutes the pain left me entirely From that period |
had no more pain, andthe of nv hand restor-
ed having before been contracted that could not cut
my vctuals. WILLIAM HALL, Jr.
AGENTS.:
EDWARD sTABLER & SON, Druggists,
Alexandria.
wM GUNTON, Druggist. Washington.
JNo LITTLE, Druggist, Georgetown.
dec l5-law1y
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.7nndpolis, .9pril 1899,

thereby certify, that have used some of Judkns'
ointment in IN, family with such success convinces
me that il deserves to be recommended to the afc-
ed. One MISTAKENLY son had been laboring under
very dsagreeable eruption on his head that bafled
all efforts i,until by applying part of Jug,
il was entirely removed in less than "week.
III. Y. DUYALI.
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Extract ./rom the By Lars Of The Che'G
peake and Ohio Cunai 0mpGny.

"sEcTIOS VIII.
"'rhe President and Directors ofthe Company 'l."
designate the.B .nkswihn the D,s,rc, Of Columj''
within which the funds of the Company shall he oeP'
si.ed; whenever any money shall be pay ab to VIZ
Company, in pursuance ofany call upon the s'C'.'
holders any othc count the person from "'n
the is due, shall make pay mont TO the C'>'"'
or other proper officer. of any OF the Banks 500,
sign.,ed The certificate ofpAy ment by such C"'ie
or officer delivered to the Treasurer, shall be rec,
ed by him evidence Of payment, and au'bof4t u"
TO mass his receipt" aug 1-lsw'JN
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Charles Bennett

HAS imported, by the ship Boston. Captain Finley
Il from Liverpool, shad and herring
SEINE THYME,
Shoe thread in one ounce balls. OF all qualities
Double Gloster, Cheshire and pine apple cheese
Best white German and Scotch ticklenburgs
Burlaps No l, 9, g. and
lie has on hand a few Uoollen Goods, which, not
having been subject to the present Tariff will be sold
proportionabIy low BY the Esther and Sally, he will
receive from the Brandywine Manufacturing Compa-
ny, cases super6ne, Retrea and Fine Letter paper;
ub;c h Nj n he soJd at the factory prices oct2
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Montgomery County, 1925
291rS59roush. Dec 81, 1928.

E'TT'VVUHgF T7ot
Mr. Herstons-In til, tul OF 1872, 'r. Nikerk, Gv-
ing near this place, received severe bite from dog
in the calf Of iis legs tne t'eh Gang entered both
SIDES the cund deep, the leg rupo ,Irated and in
,mcd withcous,der:sbc pam hyuo lied ON me about
tAr th,ri tay after hapP, ned to know IT knew of
anv thngto hel, h,m. Having pot OF nr Judkins'
clntmcntim nv house, applied plaster, winch act
ed with its usual success; the Application was CONT
ncJ for 1--WE or six days Nv which time ne qrite
w.n Again, one of uur srishb hah OF, his
thumbs badl, torn and mangled by niCe; this ONT.
men. WAS apple!, and nothng after, and made
lee, cure inave applied II in many Instances my
own family, with great success: and IN burns and
scalds do think It stands unrivaed, tiswel worth
the attention of every family.
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CERTIFICATES.
FrOm ME NniiOnG! .OiIrndl

The following new and highly respectable testimo
Mai of the efficacy OF Judkins ointment in curing one
of the diseases for which is deemed to be aremedy
has lately been received by the subscriber from the
Hon John Cooke of the fouse of Repre- sentatlves OF
the United States with perm to publish the
&r-My son being afflicted for FIVE years with white
swelling, and having applied every remedy recon-
mended BY the most eminent ply sicans within my
reach without success, at length procured one jug
of Judkins ointment and made the application accord
ing to the directions ccompanyng the ointment; and
state for the benefit ofthe af cted that before the
me Jug Mas used, perfect cure was effected My
son has enjoy ed good health since. have no doubt
o the ointment alone he is indebted A. sothng was
used tor mon than nine months before the application
OF the DIN, ment. Respectfully,
Holm COOKE.
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DAVID DROOKlIAPT.
York, September IS. 1921.

Sir-IIaving been for number OF Years afflicted
with the rheumatism tu that degree that oftentmes
was unable w.lk-tryng variety of cures without
fleet heard of Jud Sins' ointment-o tanned it,
and by using he po, agreeable to direction,
tirely cured aud have not since now ,hana year,
been afflicted with it. JACOB LETTER.
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JOHN COOKE.
DR.. wi.Eam Gunton, Wash ngton.
March, 1926.

Anegro man ofmne narrowing wheat this fall, the
harrow struck rock, bounded on his foot of the
teeth entering the foot above the int of the bg toe,
the tooh of the harro forcing through to the skin
the other side, tearing the flesh and snews through
that and the djoining drawing 5re from the
ns,ep about the size Of thread and Il. length of my
hand. which had to cut of much concern was ex
cited IN the family. sentt Buncstown for pot Of
Judkins' ointment, direct! applied II rs directed; ii
ma le a perfect curet two OF threc weeks. l have
used il on other occasions, witt Ike success.
JOHN SPRIGG.
Mogtgomery Count, 1925