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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-01
The following from Mr.. Il. J. Ray
mOnd. Of the New York and Bos-
ton Dispatch Express Company,
~ Church Street

New HAVEN, August u, 1882.
MEssRs. LEWIS & Co.:
Gentlemcn:-You ask me what
effect Lewis "Pe-Ko" has had In my
case. In answer will say, that for the
past eighteen months have been
chock full OF malaria, rs you well
know. / have employed different
physicians without avail, and was
taking from fifteen to eighteen
grains Of qninine daily when I began
the use OF the Lewis"Pe-Ko." / have
now used four bottles Of the Lewis
"Pe-Ko," and am for the first time in
eighties months strong and well. It
is worth its weight in gold. yours
truly. =. J. RAYMOND.
It Is . we'll known fact Ii scien.
tific circles that Baking Powder
should be made from Grape Cream
Tartar and Soda only. DeLand &
Co., great manufacturers Soda and
Saleratus, use only the above in their
Chemical Baking Powder, thereby
giving the consumer full value and
avoiding the use OF alum. ammonia,
or any other deleterioms substances.
Their wide experience In the manu-
faoture OF Soda and Saleratus insure
. perfect scientific combination and
give the consumer one hundred parts
Baking Powder. which means econo-
my, health, and excellent pastry.
MeritoriOus.
Pearls White Glycerine makes the
skin clear. Pure. soft and white; 10
harmless and delightful to use and
ut once effective Throw away your
cosmetics and ask your druggist for
Pearls White Glycerine.
Medical science knows a true
remedy when 1t sees It. It knows q
bad ono too, and isn't slow to rap Il
on the knuckle. Wherever doctors
have tried ATHLoPHoRos it has won
their favor. DR.. ]. La Due, Denver.
Mamie Co.. Ind, In writing for an
order Of ATHLOPHoRos, says: MY
uncle, Rev. William Cool, has tried
ATHLoPHoRos for Rheumatism, and
1t has helped him so much that my
mother, who has been q sufferer Tor
u long time, Is anxious to try Il"
Carter's Little Liver Pills are free
from all crude and irritating matter.
Concentrated medicine only; very
small; very easy to take: no pain
no gripping; no p,,rgtng. Jany.
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0over.ns.s aad states' Building.

Then you have . Government and States
Building, alao OF enormous size, and with ito
learn Of the many kinys that ruiz tho nation.
IN one section Cotton ID King, In another Germ
= King. q another Lumber - King, IN another
AmeTica-whcther dug ont Of her inexhau
tblo nines, or reAped from her fer tile lands, or
cut from her bOundlees forests. or gathered
from her bounteous gardens, or drawn from her
teemtny lakes-ere rel resented here In myriad
groupings Of artistic taste and beauty. Every
State and Terr tory shows the dowry bestowed
on her BY Nature In the center Of all stands
the National Government. represented In every
department relating to the ruling and admins.
tratAon q tho Affairs Of the nation.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-01
Vital Questions III!

Vital Questions III!
Ask the most eminent physician
OF any sChooa, what n Ito best: thing m the
world Tor quieting and: allaying all irritation
u the nerves, and curing al forms OF nervous
complaints, giving natural, chiid!ike refreshing
aleep always!
And they win tell you unhcs atatiayty:
"S0nae form Of Hops!!r
CHAPTER /.
AK any or I'll OF the most eminent physicians
sswhat Is the best ana only remedy that can
relied on to cure all diseases OF the kidneys
ond urinary organs; such ae Bright's disease,
diabetes, retention, Or inability 10 retain urine,
aDd all the diseases ard ailments peculiar u
KoMen'-
sand tncy win tell you explicitly and emphat.
acally sRUcnU!ip"
Ask the same physicians
s.what is the most relilliabe and snrest cure
NJ Al liver diseases Or dyspepsia; consti, patton.
Indigestion. btliousness, malaria, fever, aguc
&C., and they win ten you; "MASpRAKE! or
DANDRLIoAii!!"
Hence, when these remedies are combined
with others equally valuable,
And compoun ded into Hop Bitteis, such
wonderful and mysterious curative power is
developed. which Is 20 varied In its operations
thaton0 disease or Ill health can possibly exist
or restst its power, and yet 1t is
Harmless Tor the most frail woman, weakest
invalid or smallest child TO use.
CHATTER IL
ssPatients
@Almost dead or nearly dyings
For years, and given up by physicians, OF
Bn0ht8 and other kidney Diseases, frcr COM
piaints, sewers coughs, called consumption, have
been cured.
WOMEN GONE NBARLY CRAzYil!!
From agOly OF neuralgia, nervousness, wake
fulnOo1, 4nd various diseases peculiar to
women.
People draws ont OF shape from excruciating
pAng6 OF rheumatism, infammatOry and chronic
q suffering from scrOfula,
Ery&lpolaSl
ssSaltsheun. blood poisoning, dyspepsia, in
digestion, and, IN fact, almost sn.diseases frail'
Nature Is heir TO
Have been cured by Hop Bitters, proof Of
which can be found in every neighb0rho0d In
the known world.
a. None genuine without q bunch OF green
Hops on the white label. Shun all the vile,
poisonous stun with ''Hop" or "Hops" In their
name. Jan
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-01

csccoingy &C. Lns. coatasnlne Rens os sne 0eee ess-
se.s. I'LL sal gns"ss'euIs oocnio u WIN equei any
Hnr4i1nitnrai ran q : Ge-n~. - M.
!, nOIasMMI.uIal M lsan - U1M0 o. 0uc0:
EscIy nVwoI, 49,; 49, piAIr % spc Mopos -
sp ~ no.'es - roon. Lvsn ~. - ~ prseS.s
.Hs ssss. HOssnl"s y" ooanfsso wisn " sver seioss
AssOkesus1 wnMJ .no ExpO1'uOn ~ ~
~ % % Otoxa y, - ~ m.nsf % g. sno o
- I.sehng efs,. ~ ~ ~ olaaR any, = wl IulIX
rysy z slY s.IvrS sno cont,nent one c1nnCs
- c1MOsre ~ wv ycsgnssn ~ oay2 ~ = op ~
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-01

That n what u ready for the evtsitor-1afHc'ent
fully 70 repay visit. A. to what 10 not ready,
ii not ready, nor the Mexican buildings, nor tho
Public Comfort structure, nor half . dozen 9th
ers that have been advertised. hut they are all
bttton within very rhort space OF time. Tho
Art Hall will lie TIN, FIRST Of these TO be In rum
ming order. The others don't matter much
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STARTING THE MACHINERY.


President Arthur orrns tho rxpssltion b.
Wire IT the Executive Manslon.
At . few minutes paet O'Clock on tho after.
noon Of Dec ~, lresidrnt Arthur Touched IN
cry Of the sew Orleans Exposition. Eoon agtx9
noon the members Of tue Cabinet, foreign rep
resentattves. and committees representing both
houses OF Congress- assembled In tie East Room
Of the Execu.isc Mansion, Into which . telo-
gral.h wire had pre- lousy been placed CODnoct.
Ing with the position Eut ding II Nc1 Or
leans. There WIS considerable delay at the New
Orleans end Of the wire, and it was af.er
o'clock when the Pres dent and mcmbcrs OF thD
Cehlnst RANGED themselves behind the teiegzaDA
At 3.ls the following ie9ram wss received:
New ORIEANs. Dso. -
To the PRESIDENT Of the United States:
The present occasion il the communication o4
an enterir.sc tnar.usatci In conformity to N
oct OF Congress passc Les thar two ycats. aud
authorizing the holding OF . Worlds Indnstr d
snd Cotton Exposition under the Joint auspicee
of tae tinted St.tes. the National Cotton Plant
err Asso, iat.oE. and the city OF It's location.
New (rlea.is was then se.Gcted ~ the sito
OF this Worl.i 3 Exposition. and In JnLe.
lss,. tho thirteen commirs oncrs com:
losing the board OF management w.rc apl Oiut0d
Iy the lrest,ten OF hc n tod States. AMI at once
enter. d uIOn the t;ischaske OF their duties. At
an early date. however. It became n. .antfest that
the lLeralit or Individuals OF the city and state
would le inHd s.uate to n6cs tho requirements
OF the ever increasing nlagnit rdc OF tho under
to ing. Aecn dinghy an aprl cation Tor aid WAS
res ring in sbt ir,tre that 9,n~rs,us asst fanco
which has 20 materially contributed 10 the &c.
.on.plishn nj q .Le purIose 6 ntemrl ted;
that ,.o,hing should give . lncsl Of aeetiOMai
.ha.actc. to liis grest work, but that II should
b.. =: Il truly 4. M ioal o. international cx-
"H.-. .nrch of good shall result from tho
leans Of instruction he.c furn.shed." the telc.
rfam continued. II beyond mortal power 70
closed closed ,asr nsn,nS a, -, recp's q ss .nissd
il tn wss sicnsd . Ly Edmund Richsrtson. Presi,iest
prcs:denf rad the as.,,ress Formally onen,nS
sTsph' a tlirc:t 10 the Exnoeit;on Rniidins a
New Orleans. lt Is = follows:
IN the name u the people of the ropublic I
-
concratulate tho 'c1tizens OF the SOuthwcst -
great International Escosi ion now about to
Cpcn. The interest OF the natl in that section
OF 0ur commonwealth has fOand expression in
meny wcys. and notably IN pprn;riati0ns for
s.t,.p ~. ~ ,,,,,,.,, = sus X a ~
sstn.t"i - - - ~ ~ ~ - II ~. @
tie fyrt,ss St.s - ~ .rS S"r2ro I..s.c. s..a
acuth A,ns-.ca IL viii stt,act 81. s1srssss sx -
~ .sn.., :, re;,,,.ns s, III - ~ y.
Aw-5e~pp .vs. vs a.. ss,,s &hs' hous " snc
~ iMs.s,3a,ce ~ v.s.sn. az n0s :. tn 49,
ro,,,ct. y 80 ~, - ,ha;r. sr1 ~. rot N c1
49,. Sas,.., - ~, ,a,.st, " NJ. auu not oy
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-01
GEN. SHERMAN AND JEFF DAvIA
The Korlnsr Makes PnbllC : Letter WRITES
~ Aleck stephens.

Gen. Eherman has made public letter siened
BY Alexander n. Stsphens, Vios Preeident q
the late ConfcieraoY. addressed % =. Y. John-
April !. 1874. Gen. sherman says it was loaned
70 him ~ Dr. H. O. Robbins, oe Creeton, III.
Who Obra ned It on Nr. John ,cns premises II
ssd .sa R ao nfssly o. Sss
ss,oa..ratsd With him fes his supposed aatis-
dsalss such fssHne, ana ssyc that N ssitssisi1s
had bsen adjusted 81. gencral principles. 20
fayis s's more ssin . suspicion and icaicasy
him, h sayA 80 nan oe good Intentions.
douLt lis sood istentioaa NJ ressons ~
thee: Eirce his first elevation 70 power ho hao
cnenged many Of h's former Stst0-rights prin-
polioy--ths orraniration and discipline Of The
army -ts perfectly consistent With the hypothe.
sis that he 10 aiming at abfolute Iow~r Not .
q the e. military s % n.arrasion r % il sSc crSs,s
s. Ss.n n.': :: again s'sss Vi! N .nsss va
moeted. talked 81. and d scusssd in private and
In ths public journals, and that the most earn-
est advocates of such course have b. en- editOts
ns.. him sdsss e journals sSl ai1sS e or
Ead aisnA They should put tho country on IT.
guard Mr. S.ephens goes on 70 say that his
spcss. Z sao %
heci.ity. and says hs has no moro feeling OF re
sentiment toward him for theee detects thsA to-
ward his Ooos. old, blind and deaf dog He saye
the administration.
sien. tho man says II was tho Storhsns lsttee
es,sslish desncsism m iasscsd a s 81 conisdet1scS
OF 6tateA He said the letter was captured IN
the latter part Of Ncvcmb.r. INA. BY erty Of
~ ~ tart In r my Snssth =
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-01
THE EXHIBITION BUILDIScA
The Main building,

main building, writes CORES ondent, COW
erinR thirty three acres Of ground. and with
over six miles a aisles practically hlled-ln
every Ind ustEy, the greatest triumphs oe me-
chanical skill. tho products and treasured a
every nation. and with everything that 10 illus
trAttvc OF latter.tiAy progress. Here you have
the powers Of steam and electricity shown q
thar most perfect development
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-01
ACCOMMODATIONS, A


took the trouble when was In New Orleans.
writes Commissioner Bae5n. Of Georgia. to call
1t the Depattn, mt OF Information aid Accom-
It's 0rgani alton pertest !. 10 located directly
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-01

nArN hook KOTMARTYRs :
- cOnta1nS many fright
full stories Of most ago
~" nfzing suffering. Eut
nnfh{fs0 nlffspp3n a4nrv

contains mnnv frivht-
ful stOT1es Of most ago
VIZ ~ n's'SE posSEaea ssaSssspf; e':ssPf 'a .,oqI nSt
q plcture, can 6o moro distrCadut than ths
1hafn severe, shooting pains daily and nightly
endured ~ Those who afe martyrs 70 Tint IntBt
martyrdom y the firyt budnessOf al who sufIcr.
ATHLorHoRos regenerates painful nerves,
and drives out the horrors Of Neuralgia
ATmLoPnoRos gives health 70 Rheumatic
eunerey whom the mcse akll1eul physicians
have not been Able 70 heal
ATHLoPHoRos operates on the blood. mus
css c,ss ana joints; and di.olMnG the .clds that
system.
ATHLor1Eonos Il pronounced By oil who
have triod y an infallible specific 1oe these
Oosfanato and painful diseased
Read the testimony Of ono of dc
sufferers. David Little, Sum.
net, 6ennes Co. Iowa, writes:
snrss yssss "a 80 scssss: ~ - sS,.d = -
wsight: coald NJ WIN. buS ahnlDsd aloae a
csutcao; could noe deep; naEvO dha1tsfsG. no
.trenssh in my hands. wl1sla. knso o 9set. But
icine arrived Saturday ntsht I took Doe 0undsy
morning. felt M all over M, and keI4 On With &
Monday morning I O0t ~ and dressed myself. md
walked out Into the Kitchen without - I'D II sch
vol nighes, IN gaining n sezsngth, and once more
enjoy LIE. With could put AxuLOpu0nos n the
hands Of every sufferer from this ter1ibs diseasa"
Nyou cannot get AruIOrnonoscf yOur dsueHisk
we wM eend 4 expfen raid. On recelpt a. regular
4 from yonr drusEis. but il Is hasn't L. do nct Is
Iersusdsd % " eometang elss. but order q oncs
from = . diEocoea
AJnloe00oos CO., tl2 WALL ST.. aEu y0Rx.
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READ WHAT THEY SAY OF IT.

country n - sprSdscess-PAuI S e. scsun. Cairo II.
.sS E..aa. y Eysnr
xsSs @ cSluss, y 80 Or saAEss 4sp rLAr,s.s s.g
cs,on cSso shS price o. the " AAss's Se~
.TMiEx IT sHouLD sE N N THE TIE HOUSE, y ,,,,:,!, q.
cos.iSSS i Tas 1ssr Is 81: PAPER !, II 2! cr s .rs
So: : a. =: :sss ga
Ike sl xoyR g R Is :. IT s Sal. .n
ssss. ;v;s: ;a S,s::.s; t.: r. from NJ
NE.: eon.iisssa ihe Sss. daily e.s;esS e q.
ision, { Inc second IL rank "-Ds. Z. T. iUons;.
The CHICAGO DAILY NEWS 10
an lMOgP PEM0GMT newspaper. u
presents political news freo from
partisan colorlng, without fear or
favor - 60 any paTty's lntercoto.
lt has Ito own opinions upon all
tho questions of the day, and 10
accustomed 70 expTess them with.
out ro0orv0. i you arc = partisan
worse cr1tlol0m of your pct polttl.
Gal theories, perhaps you had bet.
ter lot Il alone. u may not agree
with you-sometlmo9. But 70 the
falr-vnlnded reader, who demands
Impartial, honest, pure, and en-.
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reasonable requirement.
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Address the CHICAGO DAILY
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m ISHLER'S
: " AENR
! Differs.

For many ysars 4 has bssn tested n
Isvero easss q xilAsy a1A Liver Diseases.
Malaria, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Weak.
nsas. Lessttude, etc., and invariably It has
givon reliof and cure. Thousands of testi.
monials have been given, and it 10 most
popular vheTo best known.
=. 9. oteinhsiser, superintendent 81
soe Lancaster Co., Pa, hospital, writes:
- used tt In great many cascs Of dysropsia
ndcey disease. liver COMPLAINT rhetimatism
assc51A ana scrosuias and invariably with bes8
=. HOFFMAN, Of Circleville, Ohio, says:
Inis + g certify that have had the dumb
aye, ana Oy using ono hottie cl Nishlerss UcfS
&Rfsegs compasee cure has been enecteds
i AlSHLER HERB BlTTERS CO..
!. 696 Commerce st., Philadelphia.
kaZkeT PleAsant Worm Syrup Nevor raila
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-01

- None genuine without bunch OF green
Hops on tho white label. Shun all the vile,
poisonous stun with 'sHop" or ''Hops" In their
name. Jan
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-06-26
Cautious Car Horses.

'Durn them horses" exclaimed the
driver Of a Fifth street car, who had
Just crossed the tracks of the Reading
Railroad at Willow street last night.
''Durn those horses" he repeated,
whacking one of them with the wrong
end Of his whip and basting the other
with his cap.
81 hold" he said to the conductor,
who had joined him to see what was
the matter, ':that Il horse has no right
to be intelligent. Now these critters
are as brainy as l am myself. They
won't go over the railroad tracks until
they see that the conductor has gone
ahead to make sure there is no danger
from an approaching train. They shy
every time, and it their blinkers are SO
arranged that they can't see the con-
ductor inspect the line, there they'll
stick, and won't bulge until they are
satisfied all is safe"
''It's true,' the conductor declared,
afterwards. .'although it sounds like a
Western lie. Ever since that accident
on American street, that killed two
horses and several passengers, the ami
mails have been extra careful, though"
he added, thoughtfully, 81 don't know
how they ever heard Of it."
1t is on Sundays that the conductors
are most likely to be reminded of their
duty by the car horses. On that day
fewer trains are run and the men are
less Observation-Disclosures Press.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-06-26
LIKE MASTER, LIKE BEAST.
The Character of the Owner Engrafted OLE
His Farm Products.

The Character of the Owner Engrafted ON
His Farm Products.
The farm animals appreciate the
clearly habits of a good master, and
one might think, from the invariable
resemblance they bear to their sur
roundings, that they try to emulate a.
thrifty, clearly owner. A negro with
out an unmatched team and a Yellow
cur under the wagon, is quite a rarity
in the South. There seems to be a.
certain amount of utilization between
squalor in the human family and
among the domestic animals. There.
is no doubt but circumstance and en-
vironment rule the farm whether thew
do the farmer Or not. A man who has
any pride whatever will not suffer his
farm to go to wreck, and, ever if her
has no pride about it, his pecuniary in
terests ought to tell him that he is
driving his stock and his labor further
and further from market, because no.
one wants anything a shiftless farmer
can raise. His only real product that.
is successful is weeds and scrubs. Good
grain and good blooded stock can not
resist the baneful influence of the.
thrittless farmer. The Mexicans have
basked in the shade of their sombreros
until their Merinos have degenerated
to dwarfs, compared with their ancient
ancestors. The Wild turkey is quite a
different thing when it changes owners
from the red to the white man, and
the value a man can add to his animal
product by care and skillful handlingj
while it may not appear great to the
owner who associates from day to day
with the b%arn-yard population, is really
in time enormous. More or less of the
character of the owner, in one sense, is
engrafted on his farm products, and
cleanliness and order are prime ele-
ments in the grating process.-Na-
hondI Lire Stock Journal. 4,
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-06-26

1ne extent on reading'a book of direc. !
lions of nursing. Then we reported
LOT duty. We were to form a kind OF
relle1 gang, each girl to devote one
whole day in six to actual attendance
IN the ward of a certain hospital. Our
services were accepted. We drew cuts
1or turns, and 1 hit the first day. Early
next morning l presented myself, in
very plain but neatly-titted bib and
tucker. to the house physician Of thu
Institution. l fattercd myself that
! was prepared for any fate which
down deep in my heart Of hearts / was
hopelully eXpectant of the broken
Doneu hero OF the novel and the play
Tor a patient. What was my Joy, there
lore on being assigned to a chap in ex.
actly that line. What l mean is that
ooth his legs and one arm had been
fractured. OF course, he wasn't pre-
clsely the ideal thing. His brow wasn't
as high and white as the tictionist had
described, a stubble growth of beard
impaired whatever of beauty his face
might ordinarily have possessed, and
they had stuck him fast in a structure of
sspl'nts andplaster of paris so thathis one
lmmovable position was not picturesque.
:! was bound to make the best of him,
however, and at the first opportunity I
suggested that I might read the morn
ing paper to him.
"unleSs you want to drive me crazy,
young woman he growled, unaware
that was a volunteer, and not a hired
hospital attendant, you'll kindly keep
your tongue quiet
The shock was something dreadful. I
withdrew to corner and wept. When
that was done with 1 returned to find
him asleep and snoring. But l made
one additional effort to realize my ex-
pectations. On his showing the first
signs OF awakening, and betraying pain
by low signs quite romantically), I
quietly stroked his fevered brow. He
was wide-eYcd in Il minute.
"For heavens sake don't bang and
pillow my head" he exclaimed; ..Ican't
stand it,"
l have only a vague recollection O.
how the rest of the day wore YEARLY
away. One of the fondest of nv delu-
sions was dispelled; but when the next
days volunteer and | came to compare
notes, and she related how she had been
allotted the care of an old hummer Just
over an acute attack of delirium
tremens, l concluded that l had been
rather fortunate. I'd had a broken
limbed patient, at all events, though
his behavior had not been all that I
had expected. On the whole, l don't
think that amateur nursing has the ele-
ments of fashionable popularity
C1af0 Belle, IN Cincinnati Enquirer.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-06-26
AMATEUR NURSING.
"A Fond and Fashionable DelusiOn Dis
PEELED.

"A Fond and Fashionable DelusiOn Dis
PEELED.
All, me, how the truth does differ
from fiction! Doesn't the hero OF novel
or play invariably get hurt, if at all,
An 'sle way of a broken leg or something
ehat lays him up in a nice, clean man.
her compatible with sentimentality?
Moreover, isn't it the rule that the
heroine, turned nurse, shall find her
employment in that capacity madecon-
GENIAL by the duties Of smoothing the
uear fellows forehead and reading to
ann? That'sromance. Here's reality.
lhe pastor Of my church is an earnest
Nnllstian, q practical door of good, and
atl that sort of philanthropic thing.
ne is all the while making up
visiting committees for the tene-
inent house poor, cold-victual
~H's'rbutlon lotteries, and second
anu clothes agencies. He got it into
ms benevolent head not long ago that
solne OF us girls ought to do amaetur
n'rslng: in the public hospitals. The
Yea took well, because we had heard
Una London aristocratic maidens were
practicinS it, and he speedily had six
enthusiastic volunteers. VIZ went
enough with a preliminary training to