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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-08-25
PIPING crows.

ii
 rasr He.ser to Net the Wiis ] I. Net a'' ' Bisss.
 .ra trsppea and sold to sports Ctoss sbeoting ',, matches. usually bring. peu l.a iop sp neJ 100, but, like other things,
 slV s.aree r they bring more.
 hsn soass ca s;,ay,le matter to trap crows,
 | .ls E l,p crow z is willy bird, and to catch
 tae u set for that. purpose re- jn ID at;ll. and patience as well, but aires sh.,', ar If the crew is always the
 t.nar's aaps greatest aia. One man alone | one ksppsl ,rote but little headway catching konla dud ug would obably sit all day in F0as F'i.4la aaG bough louae ready to spring nst, sa but the crows would t,.s give ms 's ls ns', vide berth because they would al's a,s that he was there.
 znes s.ar m nlaeing tue carcass of some aill' Ai,s, on 2 field the net is set close to 1t Fal 'a;no ou T poles of saplings, on which 2 psa at ;s hung fiat to the ground, where Hpe ns' sa held down by triggerlike pegs, #lsy ais line run 50 yards or more to Rauss au built of boughs, where the trap. EFr is secreted. ...,,x, Ibid so,ao l. AuU lareds of yards distant on the same \ ps another field, where there tn, IS no hes '. 44 lT',t, ttrrappers, nsually two in num-
 l o aa'S into the bough house together Fs ..as Q daylight, and when the crows be-
 lO.o .o s assemble on the fields one of them
 v o,t M and walks away. The crows,
 .aa him leave, grow little bolder Fe,Ds ss,nroaeb the bait in ones and twos, ae stpp app only long enough to get a beak.
 \ a the flesh and fly off again, The
 .ssss S where there is no net set is Of
 .sss s tbe best patronized, but the trap
 'o ou tbe outside makes it his business
 S.lt @ pear enough to that to keep tho
 .ws m from settling on it in numbers i yag tbns satisfying their hunger with
 4 aoing to the one whore the net is '. f.5s awhile their hunger gets the bet \ If their judgment or their fear, and
 - oatber on the carcass where the
 N is This is the opportunity of the
 sn in the bough house, who, with 6
 aarous pull on the line, springs the
 Elover them. Quick work must De End then by the trappers. who rush up ] f e to tep the trapped crowa |sop crawlias oat at the ends and the zonf where t is net staked fast to the p60pd With their hands covered with ||aut buckskiD gloves, to keep the crows |Eom biting and scratching them, tho
 lntured birds are put in bags ready to < carried off the field. From 40 to GO Es frequently caught at one pull, but il # q rare thing to get more than twe kdngs of the net in one day. --Phila. #lphia Record.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-08-25
A Bead Sea Serpent round.

4 most remarkable apeej3ae9 Of ? monstor fish CT seq so1pent has jqst been discovered. washed ashore ea soath beach, ly Herbert Cole ard Durham Corette3, two bioyelists of st. Angus tlna, Fia., who were scorehlag on the beach Prominent soientisEs arc unable to state to what family the thing be- longs. Its body, which is estimated to weigh about five tons, hes sunk into fLa sand to a considerable depth, but that portion above the sUrfaoe measures g feet in length, 1 felt in height and moro than 18 feet asr0ss tao widest part of the baeie. Iha hila is of light pink color, nearly whine, a1d il the sun shine has 2 distinct, silyery appearance It is very tough and cannot De pona trated even with shaFp lehknife.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-08-25
Pnrl.1e asr,,a.s,,e eaf..

Something which desaaanstga.tte;al that ti31sas ! the human ksif gEeWs after death wss discovered recently in Gelesyilla. " I Thera lives in thaf town a family named Howa we'll to do farmers. They had ! daughter, Jessie, 3 years old She had beautiful golden hair. When sne WAS stricken with 3 fever, it was neeessasy to cut off her locks Finally she died and was buried. After t0o years tha parents deaided to remove the remains to another spot. The grave was opened. Ii was found thas her hair had grown 90 reach nearly to her feet. IL was - bright and glossy as thopgh it's WeaFas was in the best of health. The fresses were cut of. They measured over five feet. They were pat into q glass case il Mrs Howe's home, where they arc non shown to visitors. New York Press
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i. STORY OF LoNGFELLoW
s Fields Tells an Interesting Anecdess
 of the Author.

Bfs, Fields Tells an Interesting Anecdess of the Author.
 speaking of LoAgfellow. in her vol, Ene of literary "reminiscences. Mrs. hne ]. Fields says:
 His kinensss and love Of hunor car. Ied him through many 8 tedious inte~ Button, He generously overlooked tfs kct of the subterfuges to which men sd women resorted i'll order 10 get RI AtarView, and, to help them out. made E much of their excuses as possible. Aeaking one day of the persons whe Ema to see him at Nahant. he said: Rne man, q perfect stranger, came with D omnibus full of ladies. He descend T introduced himself then, returning D the omnibus, took out all the ladies, Ha two, three, four and five, with q Ntle girl, and brought them in. I en. Etaned them to the best of my ability, Edthey staid an hour. They had scarce Egone when forlorn woman in black Ene up to me on the piazza and asked
 dipper of water. Certainly, Phed, and went 10 fetch her q glass. ben brought it. she said There k Other woman just by the fence who te ed and thirsty. I will car1y this to
 But she struck her head as she ssea through the window aud spilled
 water on the piazza. "Oh, what Re donelo she said. .If [ had a 1@eloth, l would wipe it ID. "Oh,
 matter about the water. I said, eff ! have not hurt yourself. :" Then I at and brought more water for them
 and sent them on their way re- shed and rejoicing.
 II would be both an endless and un. pnsaOle task to recall more of the cu-
 U experiences which popularity Pusnt'doWn upon him. There is a
 sage among Mr. Fields notes, how
 n which he describes an incident
 ,lg Longfellow's $ last visit to Eng,
 winch should not be overlooked
 'u ms arrlvai the queen sent q grace.
 l7ssa se and invited him to Windsor
 's Where sine received hin with all hn,a nunOfs' but he told me no foreign Sss7 touched him deeper than the
 M M Ol an English bod carrier who
 ss sp to the carriage door at Harrow tbs asAea permission to take the hand
 sbo ,bo M, Man who had written the Voices
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-08-25
GoilaYs.

Among minor modes we see that, Ill place of the huge white sailor oollars worn list summer, fashion now affects the spreadiug collaretto that is cut II one, with flaring mediei that stand' oat pictaresquely around the face. The storm collar, which is straighter, ls aisf still in fashion, atA tilis can bs brought up snugly as protection against Winq or eeld and allowed 10 fall when not OH duly. X collar of this sort, T well stiiiencd and of ooarse well shaped, gives a very smart apRearanee to the garment it finishes, aud the quantity of handsome fnr required for it ia less than might ba imposed. Here again is an uI,partunity fer utilizing re1aaants el gol and tarniag them to exoellent ae' eonHf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-08-25
Ta Canvizt Christians.

Within less tbat q Jae1til 2 tempIs dedicated to G1bfueius is to Do opened by the Chinese resiasHts of Chicago III a down tawn hail and 2 missionary campaign against Ck4istiaqitE~is Co be begun b. ths Gelestia.s. Wong Chm Foo. tho Chinese co itar of Chicago, will beoQsao the chief nr.ast of the temple, and a numbor Of AneIieaa disciples of Uoafuciaa wjll become hls supporfeTs. As soon as is practics 5la t E planned 10 bnill ] nammosb temple.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-08-25
E<aspa5ne as .ns;..sss


 | yeang girl who happened to lnezy 2 gseat deal about 6 certain country ip Europe decided last winter that sbo would try at aa entertainmentg given for charitable purpose to tell her friends what she knew sad see how they enjoy cd It. The experiment was 6 success such 3 success that after awhile she was asked 10 repeat it oftener than she had time to. So she decided to ask S25 for the evening, and she got 1t without any difficulty. Her profits during the season were enough to enable her to go to En- rope and have q number of photographs of the country taken to be used in her lecture. This winter as soon as the sea, son commenced there was another de- mand for her lectures, and it was enoueb to justify her in asking S100 for the en- tertainment. At that rate sho got as many engagements as she could fill. She is a pretty girl. with an engaging man. Ter, and her lecture consists in reality of nothing more than a series of anec- dotes agreeably told. Her engagements are usually to lecture before women s clubs or societies Of some kind, and the occupation IS free from all the unpleas- ant f9atpres of somo phases of profes- sleAal lite. Sine began the work as ap exl2e1 .-4s=, and Ter success shows iiog unexpectedly q woman may find employ. naht of an agreeable and profitable kind. New York Sun.
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TheBain Skirt.

h reference to the rain skirt ! would like to suggest an idea. have just re- turned from an extensive trip abroad and have very much admired the way Indies manage over there. Of course # is very unpleasant to drag q long dress through t3a streets in rainy weather, but &5 taa same time it is hard to dress aIwaya according to the weather. You may go shopping ii your rain costume. but after | few hours it clears, tho streets are dry aad clean5 aud then, of course, it doaaaat lock well to walk aboat in sl5ort skirts.
 h Europe ladies have their street cos tunes arTanged so that with one pull or wilh two buttons they eau change thei1 ordinary skirts to tho desired length. Il looks neat, nice even. And should tho rain stop they drop their skirts to the usu, al length by simply undoiDg ono button or one string.
 Dressmakers put this arrangement in. to all street dresses, and even tba ready made ones generally have t. Woald yoB not suggest tho idea and let tho ladies see how they like it2--Letter in New York Herald.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-08-25
The End of Rnoaa

N 4s' sS. OrlAgs about the end of books? Inebas, .1, water, worms? As every ship kssa a'u is bound to be wrecked, every N is Y. .o oe burned, the finis of the ha os ''s reduction to ashes. What be
 s.S. V. lne Alexandrian libraryq Did sa.scsns a burn it in GAO? There is k,v saes,loh ss asked: Was there any li- Bkss' '' a.l aAlexandria contaiaing roo, COG | tb0s oi0oon inelines to the opinion klr ,s ;as: was no such library. Canon tay !, iasists ' that if there had been a ] eass' e was x, burned in the time of Ju. |kevss :. Tradition seems to indicate.
 ss,s,,' s, 'qat there was il library in #iop. hum, bos oy ho means . large Col. Ellus m g tr, whether destroyed ly The. ELs VI 4 0f :. .dheodosius is not known. T, ] A.,sA, ' tho charge brought aeai,isi . ssnla.st rps rested en no foundation. fse |p So Sp'alations of Alexaadria, Iso5.6.
 bot ai sa9ss Of the serapeusn. The [haatjoa pf was built on \ damp ! a Hb,.,A aAa' granting that thero
 tue f not 'lestroyed by fire,
 hdpearp pap5rl ,, might have suffered
 taken ess .a to water Books of to. !es s,,',, a to ln,ais, so tho ao..ssssi i.s,..as
 ugh niI's v Inc West Indies perisA
 1'4'ieN New York Times.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-08-25
A Nonsn of Gaaa 1yorls.

Mrs Temple, wifo Of tho prelate who has just been appointed hy Queen Vic toria to tine primaoy of the Church of Englaud, is all ideal helpmato for al archbishop and ever since her marriage has identified herself with many good works associated with the name of hef husband. h the sees of Exeter and Lon don Mrs. Temple has been @ great fayor- ite with all classes of society and is vice president of the Ladies Home Mission association and of the Ladies' Diocesan association. She is the daughter of tha Right Hon. ". $. LasoelIea, nj. F.. third son of the second Earl of Hare wood, and she, as woll as two of her sisters, the Hon. Mary and tho Hon. Em. ma LasoeIles (uow Lady Edward Gayen- dish), las held the post of honor to he1 majesty. Among her ether accomplish. ments Mrs Temple is a clever stenogfa' pher, and her sympathetic lnanner and the kindly tact she has displayed in aes relations with the clergy and their fam flies make her apopular hostess. Kan. sas City Times.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-08-25
xalne er she Mgs Ia A!eisaa...

The value af egg albumen IS feed ia certain diseased conditions is paiDist1 out by Dr. c T. Royntou. N6ea fever is present and appetite ia nil, 6e s..yH. when we want au aseptie altjcio al diet, the white of an e8E raw serves both as food and medicine. The way ta give 1t is to drain a1l the a!bu9eH from an opening ahout half III iDah u l.i.au. eter at the small cad Of fho eeg, tic yolk remaining inside the shell. Add 2 little salt to tais and direct the patienf to swallow t. Repeat every heul e7 two. h typhoid fever this mode ef feed- ing materially helps us il carrying cat an antiseptie plan of tfeatment Fur tIeTmore, the albumen ta B certain ex tent may aatidote the te2ines Of the disease. Patients may at 3irst rebel at the idea of eating 'ra8 oag. but fke quickness with WHich ib goes doMl withent the yolk FTovcg tt to be les disagfeeabie than they supposed, ana they are very ready e take q second a8se. -F}eifie Medical Journal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-08-25
l1al.fa Escnnr..t tiong.

No longer are tall Towering piapts ased for decoratiag tho tabla Instead there are lew dishes tasteluliy aFfaasea with choice flowers and delicate trailing plants, mingled with appropriate 4e-sYss alfi 9lossss. Another prastF N'ay to s'F r.,,e.1. flowers fer tile fataie $ to III : .oy dish @sEll anlail blocks ei lFs aaa .wsat smelling buds aHd blossoms
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-08-25
q gMa-fstirds Yotn In ranl,o

State Ro has wheeled into line for woman s4frage.
 An unezampled victory for woman suffrage has been achieved in tho state of Idaho. Hitherto suffragists have only sought to attain for woman suffrage constitutional amendments the custom any majority of votes for the question, Nheae5J a@ ndments of state constitu. tloAs are usually adopted. Batin Idaho, on Nov. ,, more than wo-thirds of the votes cast on the question were recorded for woman saffrage.
 And it is claimed by the opno. iaa ia Woman suffrage that by D pe- otIaxSYording of the suffrage clause of t, tqaho state consultation two-thirds 9s all Che votes east ata general election Ire needed, and that tbesa not having leen given for suffrage the amendment is lost
 saeh 3 Bioviaion WAS never intended by 4ao }aan wha voted for the new con. sti5afioa. Il Nopld be unjust, unusual, uns5aMee7atic aHd unrepabliean. We da nes b iiase that tue supreme court of idaho will 90 interpret the state consti. tuition. Any saah provision, II it exist, was frauGaleH5iy framed for tha express PHHpeso of pernefaating the disffanohise. n9eas of women and WAS never under. s5eea CT intended by the voters Of Idaho. Boston Woman 5 Journal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-08-25
szaisea zae ola 8Eea Jolly.

1hat Iaw. grating aaaWt that nay tS heard over near feisdrlahsaul IS s.n' ply the chuckling of she gealai Prince Bismarck IS lie ohssfyes the eIleeta e ssirrine up iila ssaiiaais Chicago iss2S' ard
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-21
Remember it will cost YOU nothing

eI tie prize offered by i.es- NJ
Back for collecting ths mess
money for the ehHFeh-
Mr. HeEders0n'S FAIRLY ha>
res-e atty moved tn Abb~XIlle.
This SIII be al aGIltiUu Ia the
already large snrUlImeas OF Jne
school
Mss alie Banks left issl
=. sees 20 resume her da-ieS a.
music teacher Al IasIePsad-sce.
Mr. Avis has moved u Is
reSideEee IN the northern sarG
Of town and Mr. Nzrphls3a H.
moved into the hoase yAs-t led
by him
Miss ROra Saith LET recently
to resume her vorE IN tAe
clerks Office IL Tariu1 cozEs y.
Colts wedding = tie ali
absorbing I4ik 0f TAG tgBE-
Miss NaRns@ TyeT w. here
sick last wees
Mss Minnie Sloan-S fatkeI
E brought her back Ia ss-laooi s.aa
. spent several DAYS n chr town
HE and his brother weFe plraS
ant visitors To the school
LOOKOUT.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-21

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hx4lrAv. z1rzrzl artigr q n the organs
Il s.e how DruZgrsss sell n
Every z1a. Ecz-n ard ckiid u tAr
Czz1eG SGz.es eGzghE b have EccSsS h a
capE Of Dr. Fuercr's great w0rk- The
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-21
PERSONALS.

Mrs R1yoGrn US n vssi-o- 10 0gr
clEy AO1tzy-
Nr J. " B1ESer : vr-ssz1- his
parents n T2Sssgulhizl- IA
Sir- and Mr. W A. dcDAoazl3 ar
acE pleasantly kae&sei at The Hiesy
H0uSe
Mr. " B. NcExsa AS recOEeresi
sufficiently To return 10 hls business
IN Y4zO0 CITY
Prot Harper johnson Of College
Hill school reports that institution
IN splezdti condition.
Mrs Strzwn and dAnxhser Ms
Florence. returned TO their hone In
New Albany. Tuesday
Messrs Henry r. Moore and J. c.
Browning Of Splinter wsre vel
cOus visitors during the week
Mss Mary Nayes. Of Jackson
Miss. has entered the Cniwsrszry u
sS1siy EXECUTION under Miss I=0D-
Mrs G. r Ssasnnaek Of DySgS-
burg, Tenn = visiting her d1uShssi
MIS- NJ Z Err O1 University ave
E1s-
gsss Pearl King 81 Du Quoin. III
: visiting her SISTER Mrs. = y. Clip
son Ct our city. and vii re1A I
= some time
Mrs. Owens OF Grsali1- returns
home List week after 4 p-s4s1l
visit 10 her parents. M and Mrs l
Lake q cur city
Miss Anna Vineyard OF the -
: vsrslty xzs called 70 her hone /
Vineyard. Ark. last Friday BY Ii
death Of her uncle
Dr. J. 4 Moss. e College Hi
and Mr. w NJ Goodwin of Abce
vile. we're appreciated visitors :
! liz EAGLE Gftes recently
z Misses Lewis and Smith OF Al
!. hama uieces tof Chancellor FGlEo
entertained their friends AZ the reSi
: 6e1ce VI the Chancellor l1ss Frit1
evening
To the rexrear of her patrons An
{ friends Miss Helen Coukey decide
! to accepts 4 position in \ college
Dallas. Texas. and left Noud1
night TO take charge Of her wOrx-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-21
CORRESPONDENCE
ASS<NH= 7fss


\ great deal of ilIns>s IN the
town.
Mis- jamie Woodbridge i East
eonvale>cIng-
Mrs Wilson and Miss Bessie
Baker spent IssJ >,4Lzrdsy IN
Oxford
Mr.. aud Mrs Alm0a have the
pneumonia
Dr. MeEwsn St Oxford IA
made several professional visits
here recently
Miss TOney has a very severe
ease of pneumonia
Mr.. Bradford was called hOme
to attend his brothers funeral,
whose death Was caused BY tall
ing from the car he was conduct.
ing
Misses Lila and Lois BsrTy,
and Miss Legyett Of C.sSxeil
are new bOar1ers al the 4 y ;
Mr.. r MeAuley has moved
20 AbbsviIle rseeasly and LIs
entered three new PgpliS-
MesSrs- T. > NeS1oSSn s 60
have purchased the MliSII
store and beznuned Il sta aies
improvements
MISS Georgia Wilson RE :
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-21

Ms Phoebe Thomas. OF June
ti0n City, Ill WAS told by her
doctors she had Consumption
and that there was no hope for
her. bat two bottles DIR. Kings
New Discovery completely
cured bar and she says II saved
her life. Mr. ThOs- Eggerss ISy
Florida St, san Francisco. sUf-
tered from a dreadful cold ap-
preaching Consumption tried
without result everything else
then bought one bottle Of DIR.
Kings New Discovery and in
tao weeks vas eured- he l.
naturally thankful Ii Is saeh
results. of which these ART
samples, that prove the wonder
fal efficacy of this medicine in
Coughs and colds Free trial
bottle al T. K Chiffon 4 Cos
Drug Store Regular size js<.
and sI-00
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-21
CLEARING SALE
TO MAKE ROOM FOR
SPRING GOODS

At she beginning ef the sea-
>on ! bssgSaE seine +oo different
styles og CasSrhEervs N Leagsh>
-aItaIsle for euv pair st pants
etch tn >how - samples. IH>fes {
ef asali SampssS ! have closed
gheal oer ~ rhe season ssIs.us-
a=sl natal there p sulF So Hs les
.egt which propose u css,>e
aaI a. acfEtl eUss Ezas -u- sEs
srimmlu- added Eu-sa they IRE
sII std These -ueslS are al
sLe latest STYLES aud veFe
housht at tAe lowest cash
pEJcrS
NV j. your eAzner to secure
slssi P.alg ul ptF taIaous al lhy
aE-re Cf "a eeulu1au oas-
&c Interested call early =
they wl.i - said fssg. TeEGs
spot esrsh-
W p kEB~HNW- agent.
oxford Clothing and Pant,
Factory
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-21
MUCH
NEED OF
ORGANIZING.
MUCH
Farmers Kept i'm the Dark
and Prices Made b.
Those Who Make Their
Living out of His Labor.
OXFoRR Miss.
Jan. 18th. ISg7,


DEAR EAGLE Never IN the
history Of the farming people
wGs their so much need Of or
ganlEatiOn a. n0w; never were
the mo1ied sle1sh hounds -
close upon the tracks of the
producer a. nov. never we're
there 50 many million dollars
combined against the farmer a.
now. The farmer, when he
leaves home with a xsgOu load
of produce. knows absolutely
nothing of the price he u to re
eeIve for IL Instead of fixing
a value on what he has To dis
pose of. he Is wondering what
price his cotton corn. potatoes.
&c will bring He is Cropping
hrs way in the dark. he listens
To those who make their living
out OF his labor. and never
dreams Of the fact that he l.
master ofthe situation financI-
ally and politically
1hsFe vas a notice in the Ok
ford papers last week from
brother j. \ Bigger. asking
that old members of Oxford
Grange meet with him next
Saturday and reorgauixe- This
= a step IN the right direction
and II We fail TO meet 18th Bro
Bigger and reOr-Rl5zS We WIIl
leave daty HEd0Re- The
Grange i the graRlsst old or
der that ever existed for the
Eeary and worn producer
Meet as. old Changers and
let u< anfHFi OEee la0re our tat
tered banner. and meet the enc
my In open field and wFestls
With him until time ends. for
our rights
Yours.
OLD GRANGER
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-21
Administrators Notice.

The last VIII and testament Of a
P. Browning. deceased. was duly
admitted 10 probate IN the Cna1esry
Court CT Lafayette county state OF
Mississippi. and lettsrs testaEsnsa-
~ thereon granted By sad co1r<- 70
the undersignSd. On Ehe @sSA day OF
December, y D. Ise6. therefore Al
persons having claims against the
estate Of the sad A p. Browning.
deceased. are hereby required 20
have the sane pr0bared and rsgE-
ted - t. Csrk of said court
within one wear A failure 10 pro
bate and register for one yeaz IN
bar the claim
his the AIS day Of January, A d,
ISL
C. z. BRowScSG,
Executor
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-21

Clear springs, KY, M.rck l., lsSs-
Paris Medicine Co. s. LOUIS
Please allow me To say a word
for P0RTERs ANSIsEPTTC
HEALING On Ii cured NE OF
Poison Oak when all else tailed.
when Dr. Porter dies there
ought TO be a monument eOd
feet high erected TO his memory
He has dore more for saferIng
humanity than any man living
to-day Yours very truly, a &
NANCE