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The herald., 1898-12-15
EXCURSIONS

ROCK ISLAND PERSONALLY CON-
Quoted excursions every Tuesday and
Wednesday; low rates. quick time;
union depot. Chicago. ONCE. 2l4 South
Spring st.
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FOR RENT-A FINE FURNISHED o
room house. At room 6. 2S2 NJ Main st.
tt
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LINES OF TRAVEL
Pacific Coast Steamship Co.

M s,eamefs ens eomgaSNET1A mggANTA 'sesu. RosA
> and CORONA leave RE.
SA P9NPql P9RT los q ANaEnEs 4 G; p. saS !.
AzW AA 2:S0 p m. for San Fran.
and Port Harford Dec: J.
S, 9, 0, 13, H. q, 20, 70 Jan.
g. G, 10, IA, 49, %. 26, 80. Feb. anU every
fourth day thereafter. Leave PORT Los
ANGELES at 6 q. m. and REDONDO a.
10 a. m. for San Diego Dec: 3, I. II, 10, ~. ~
II. 81, Jan. 4, g. Y, 16, 20, "A. ~. Feb. !,
and every fourth day thereafter
Cars connect via Redondo leavs santa re-
depot at 1855 a. m, or from Heoonoo tSy.
depot at $3.50 a. m. Cars connect via Port Los
Angeles leave S. P. r. r. depot at l:SS p. NJ
for steamers north bound,
The steamers COOS BAY and @ ORlZADA
leave SAN PEDRO and EAST SAN Pc
nRO for San Francisco via Ventura. Car.
pinteria, Santa Barbara. Gaviota. Port
Hartford, Cayucos. San Simeon. Monterey
and Santa Cruz at O. 80 p. m. Dec, 2 Q, TO- IA.
IL %. 26, 90 Jan g. T. II, Is. 10, %, 27, 81, Feb
i and every fourth day thereafter.
Cars connect with steamers via san Pedro
leave S. r r. r. (Arcnde depoO at o:03 p. m
and Terminal Railway depot az 5:25 P. M
For further Information obtain folder.
The company reserves right 10 chanEe.
without previous notice, steamers. sailing
dates and hours Of sailing; q pp1s Ao,
coopAIn. Il. VI YyhisR3Ss sfs3S2 & I c6 te' Angeles
ooo Gen. Agts.. s. F
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PHYSICIANS

MRS. L. SCHMTDT-EDDY, ELECTRIC,
hot-alr, hydropathic and massage treat
ment Rooms 2os-3O7, 226 8. Spring. If
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FOR RENT
Houses

FOR RENT-NEW FOIIR-ROOM LOW
er fiat; sunny and with all modern con-
ven.ences. 101s-A 8. Olive st. See owner,
152 N. Spring ST.. room 4. 10
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FOR EXCHANGE-COTTA ON PICO
St; new, modern; two lots; will take
equity in vacant lot near Hin and Tenth.
Address A. A., box 49, Herald. Is
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TO LOANS TO PER CENT MONEY.
block. If
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-06

try. one has TO visit the typical farmers
home 10 get the benent and cheer OF \
good. roaring fire. which casts It's ghost
~ shadows upon the hearthstons and
rug. and in its bright glow and snappy
sound seems tC give welcome 10 tbs
visitor. Many OF these rural homes pos
sess a history that connects the presens
with the past. and are objects Of in<
terest 10 the antiquarian,
Near here are two residences Of mora
than ordinary interest. 'Prcstwould.'
the home OF the Skipwiths tho first %
whom came years ago from England and
held English title. ana ''Occanechee."
the home OF the Townes family.
In days gone by these were palatiat
homes. and stand now as reminders OF
the old regime. which fourished In such
solendor before the war Loyal as wa
should be- 10 the present. let US cherish
the past with It's halcyon days. nor forgee
our fathers. who left US rich legacies.
Soon Times corroding tooth Will leavs
scarcely A vestigo Of the old landmarks
which tell OF the old regime. so differens
from to-day. Let Us keep intact as long
as we can these reminders OF our
fathers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-06

Michigan mans device, consisting of a
strip of spring steel placed inside the
inner wall OF the pocket and curved out
from the body 10 press the inner edge of
the pocket against the outer and tight
ly close tho mouth.
A useful receptacle for tooth powder IS
formed of q metal box with sitter at
the bottom which discharges small
quantity Of the powder into "a compart-
ment beneath, having permanent open
ing through which the brush passes TO
take up the powder.
Fishermen win appreciate an improved
reel which IS contained In the handle OF
the pole instead Of being attached TO the
outside. a number of cog wheels gearing
the reel up SO that the line spool re-
wolves rapidly, the crank being the only
portion that is visible
An Ohio man has patented compress
ed air burglar alarm, composed of an air
pump To store air in a reservoir. to-
eether with pipes running TO the doors
and windows with whistles at the ends
which blow as soon as the valves are
opened by opening the entrances.
Mons can be easily wrung by New
York mans device. which is formed Of
a roller mounted on fixed frame. with
a second roller hinged 10 Ii at one end
and carried by lover At the other and
TO be pressed against the fixed roller
and grip the mop cloth.
For increasing the throw OF crank
without lengthening the stroke or the
piston n new engine attachment supports
a vertical bar by a hinge az the upper
end. the piston rcd being connected part
way down the rod and the crank rod
fastened al the lower end
An automatic traee-holder for while
trees IS made Of a single piece OF spring
stecl fastened with a screw az one end,
the opposite end being curved around
haif-circle with the Tip resting on the
whifletree 10 enter the eye In the trace
when II Slips out Of its slot.
For use In examining the mouth and
throat a new mirror has the frame hing
cd on handle, with a screw running
through the handle and engaging the
ring frame TO lock II III any desired posi-
Lien. making one GLASS do Nas MQgk 81
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-06
BUSY BRAINS
i! OF INVENTORS.

I'm a new guard rain for street cars
short bars are pivoted on every other
post i'm pairs 10 be raised and lowered by
rods attached TO "a series Of cranks car
ned by a rod az the TOP OF the car.
4 Massachusetts man has designed
a simple trousers guard for cyclers,
formed OF single piece of steel wire
bent To- form four parallel arms. which
grip the bottom OF the trousers after
they are folded
Gas is stored in new cane under pres
sure. 20 be used in lighting dark pas
sagos. the head of tho cane containing a
burner with a valve controlled by turn
ing The head until the slots register and
allow The gas TO how'
Mus are prevented from unscrewins
after being frightened by the use of a
Calloniaus patent washer, which has
a spring tongue In it's face, adapted 60
engase nOtehes Ia the under side OF the
nut as Il turns backward.
A new grip for bicycle handle bars
Is formca OF Hat strip OF spflhs steel
curved INTO spiral and wound around
the end OF ihe bar. Win sliding collar
20 be Fastened ny a screw 2fteF lhe spring
Is wound up 20 the right tension
To prevent accidents when cleaning
windows German has patented a porta-
BILE balcony which can be moved around
from one window 10 another with hraok-
cts fixed ON each frame TO support II at
The top, the bottom resting loosely on the
Gill.
a Canadian has patented a vehicle for
destroying the seeds Of noxious weeds 10
prevent their spreading. the device carry
Ing series OF blowers which force
sheets Of flame from oil burners against
the plants rs the wagon IS drawn over
the grounG
Pockets can 10 securely closed bx q
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-06
PRETTY ENTERTA lNMENT,
Les Statuaire Vivant Club for Eena-
BILE Street Church.

What promises 20 be the best enter
tainment ever given at and for the bene-
III OF Venabls street Baptist Church,
will he the one by Les Statuaire Vivanc
Concert Club on Thursday next. The
first part OF the programme will embrace
some choice musical numbers, both vocal
and instrumental including large chorus
and recitatiOns.
The second part Of the programme Will
be productions by living statues In mo-
ton. something entirely new and which
has proven exceedingly popular and at
tractiye. This part Of the entertainment
is given under calcium light and In cos
tunes. and includes many beautiful pos
es. plastique movements. duel scenes in
which every movement In the duel Is
made IN fun view OF the audience. the
whole concluding with Iaureame the
Marble Dream studio scene In which
some of the best dramatic work Is given.
This club deserves a full house and no
doubt they will have II as they have had
elsewhere.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-06

all the glasses with fixed angle frames.
TO automatically cut Off the gas sup
ply from q burner as soon as the flame
is eXtinguished Canadian has designed
an expansible ring 10 be carried by
bracket over the JET the heat Of the
flame charging the ring and lifting a
rod which opens valve in the supply
pipe.
Two Enelishmen have patented lock
bottle. which viii prevent the theft OF the
contents. metallic casing surrounding
the neck of the bottle, with sliding yoke
at the top. which covers the cork or en-
cages a glass stopper, the yoke being
released by turning a bolt with key.
A machine has been patented for use
in measuring rope. consisting Of rope
receiving wheel having q rouehened
face, which catches In the rope and turns
as the latter IS pulled through slot and
across the wheel. 10 operate hands on
dial and ring ben at certain distances.
TO prevent horses getting the reins I'M
der their tails a Nirsinian has designed
a harness attachment composed OF
number of wire bows. 20 lee secured 10
the breeching on either side, and extend
over the tail, and prevent the horse from
switching it high enough 10 get over the
reins.
To prevent elevators from dropping
i'm case the cable breaks curved steel
bar is attached to the under side OF the
cage carrying blocks at the ends TO
grip the ways in which the cage slides.
the blocks being normally held out Of
contact by levers connected with the
cable.
Railway water tanks are automatically
filled bv a Southerners invention. con-
sisting OF a cylinder at the side Of the
tank connected with well and having
a piston which IS raised by rome run
ming to a sliding carriage mounted be-
side the track TO be pushed along by the
engine.
In a newly-designed wagon brake two
rods are arranged To slide In opposite
directions on the axle and press collar
against tie hubs. foot lever sprtng.us
the rods apart An attachment Is also
made TO release tia thills In case OF a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-06

runaway, to clear the horse and stop the
wagon.
4 handy implement for use I'm trans
planting plants and shrubs has a number
Of curved fingers attached To- a foot plate
with a handle az The top. the fingers be-
Ing opened and pressed into the ground
around the plant. closing below II and
allowing the roots and earth TO be lifted
intact.
An improved seat for railroad ears has
the bottom cushion mounted on a sliding
frame 10 swing out on either side as the
back is turned. The movement Of the
bottom allowing the hack 10 swing down
further and permitting the use or
wider cushion than those now In use.
4 combined mud guard and bicycle sup
port recently placed on the market f.
formed OF two rods hinged 20 the frame
under the saddle 90 carry a curved plate
resting ON the rear wheel 10 scrape the
tire, the rods being dropped down on
either side To support tho wheel when
standing.
In a nevlv-desicned air brake for bi-
cycles a cylinder is suspended over the
crank hanger. with the piston connected
to A i0inted lever. one end Of the latter
being attached u the tubing and the
other carrying the brake shoe. and air
pressure being applied by bulb on the
handle bar.
For use in extracting ores from the
beds Of rivers a new hydraulic apparatus
has an endless chain of buckets mounted
on a support attached 10 the bow Of
"a boat. 10 be- lowered 90 the bottom oil
the stream and raise the mud as it is
agitated By jets o. water discharged from
nOzZlcs.
The arm. chest and back muscles can
be developed By a new exerclser. com
posed of two pieces ~ spring wire formed
into a straight central portion with
coils al each end the wires being then
extended in a straight line and ending in
handles at the outer ends which are
grasped 10 bend the coils.
4 swede has designed combined cane
and pistol having firing mechanism
conceded la III curved handle the ham-
mer being set by bending the handle. the
return motion ihroHinz the trigger into
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-06
What Nature Has To show To the Dis-
ccrnino Eve i'm November.


GAINESVILLE, VA, Nov. Especial
The reflection that the glorious days OF
autumn VIII soon ieave makes one feel
regretfuI at the loss. for they have been
freighted with so many blessings and
beauties that their departure will make
US feel that friend has left as.
The sound OF tho wind sweeping
through the forests and blowing over
min and dale has a sound ominous OF
winter, to think about whose ley reign
makes one shudder Vegetation Is now
rapidly changing its hue. and the forests
under Natures magical wand. mas or
is dOnning its winter drapery.
How impressiyely does this change In
Natures appearance teach rs OF 1.-The
yutabiiitv OF things earthly; As the
Good Book says. 1--WE all do fade as a
leaf" and happy for US viii IL be II
some sweet day We be found clothed In
the changeless garments OF eternal lie.
But there Is not lacking. an interest. not
to say charm, about the picture OF Ma
lures death throes that attracts our
study and thought, and the scene pro-
phesies a glorious day. when Gods
world shall spring in new beauty and lie
and earth's noblest denien. man. In
immortal youth. shall rise to an endless
life.
These reflections are OF priceless value
10 us In a world where pain. sickness
and death hold high carnival.
The spell OF the fan has not gone. now
ever, and Nature has much TO show US
II we seek her treasures. Nor are her
sounds TO be discounted. for bird and
insect and brook have their voices.
Hereabouts is the hunters paradise
and quantities of that noble bird, the
partridge are TO be found. not TO men,
ton other game In my travels I SEQ
numbers Of this delicious bird. and as
I hear the whirr OF their wings In flight.
the old love for shooting now slumoering
In my bosom is awakened. but they soon
End that II u no enemy that has dis
turbed them.
ahasa <ooi astfxrurs NAYS An fhn couuu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-06
TackY Surnriae Party.

tacky surprise party was rendered
Miss Minnie Semi last week at her resi-"
dence. 304 east Leigh street. BY number
Of her friends. Among those present
werei Misses Ruth Clay. Rosa Roulett,
Bessie Morris. Bell Edwards OF Char
lottesvills. Lola and Eta Hills Of Lex
ington, Va: Virgis Pollard. May Joey.
Blanche Britten, Annie and Josie Rein
hardt. Lillian Goode. Kate senf ana
Eva Jones. The gentlemen present were:
Ernest Bowers. william Hail. Henry
Rueker. Read Jarman. of Chariottesytiles
Va: Charles Semi. n Umiauf y Hills
OF LexingtonI r. Bowers. Mr.. Riodie o.
Augusta Ga. r. wicks, John Massic,
d. Ellis, r. J. Bianton. II. Bowler, FREQ
Sent. b Raney. Washington. D. c., r.
Gillian and N. Napier.
were light refreshments were served:
Games vocal and instrumental music and
ths performing OF a mock marriage were
the Features OF the evening The ehape>
rones were Miss Lena Sent. Mrs. G. THus
-. aErA Ran 6an8 and AfA = 0lan1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-06

Wow ready 10 be pressed by the finger
and discharge a ball through the cane
barrel.
To prevent tombstOnes from tipping
over as the frost moves the ground
Maryland man has patented metallic
frame 10 be placed in the ground having
sockets al each end for the bases on
which the stones rest. with screws con-
Meeting the sockets and tho stones. 10
hold the latter in place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-06

William Winter. in a criticism OF "A
Colonial Maid" says that r. II. Sothern
was "as hard as a barrel of nails and his
harsh and dry vocalism, In the utterance
OF feeling would have chilled an ice
wagon"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-06

Finest English Kersey
Jackets I'm the light tan,
strap and site h e q
seams, fiy and double
breasted front. delicate
tgo-toned taffeta lining,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-06

Mems Natural Wool and Camels
H4ir Socks all sizes ' i,e. value IL
Mems All-Snk Neckwcar, String
Ties and Band Bows i'm solid TO
black. &c. value, oaCh........... ~
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with guarantee. each in sep nc
arate case, Ior..............-.-... A.
Genuine Horse Hide Swing Strop.
the same kind used by BARRIERS, O1C
sell everywhere for 5Jc., for. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-06
FRESH AND RELIABLE

Vaccine Virus at owens & Minor Drug
comDanYs. Richmond VA l-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-06

-oc for Short Hip Long Waist Cor
SOS set, lace trimmed.
80 for Long Waist Saline Finnish
.3OC cd Corset. silk Tossed top.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-06
A Special III Hosiery.

A Special in Hosiery.
A leading manufacturer has
closed out TO us his entire over
production of Women's and
Children's Hosiery, at price
which he says is under the &C
tual figures that the goods cost
him. The lot consists of ladies
plain and ribbed hose, and chill
drens ribbed hose. As we
bought the goods at one round
price we will sell them the same
10 YOU. Take your choice zoe
of any tomorrow ATM, wv
Other items are
Ladies' Fast Black Iisle Hose, plain
and different STYLES OF drop lOC
stitch, per pair..,''.'''''''''''.''. -
Ladies' East Black IAsle Hose, plain
and cluster drOp-stitcR, per pair 1EC
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The hest Csc Hose for Ladies Spite
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dye' an sizes, for lae., 8 pair zoe
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Ladies' Hack. different shades &c
OF fans. fOr...........s.....'.s''
Chndrcn's Real Maco, 2-thread Rib
bed Hose. Hermsd0rf dye, per YOC
pair. ,,.,.,t,.--.,. ..s..s''''''''''"
Ladies' ana Children's Black Wool
Hose. double heel and toes, per CSC
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-06

N G ms III cav
W 9TH ing Shirts.
IN q d e. OF % e Wy
huck-sAin chevi0ts.
Iull size double
stitched soc. 9zC
value. Tor. or
Mems zoe. Un-
bloached G. q n ton
Flannel Drawers,
cut fun size, extra
heavy, now S-iC
for. ...... 81 -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-06

Back and Tan Ker-
sey Jackets, satin lined
throughout. pearl but
tons. vet collars,
strap seams
The Green Forest tribune., 1898-10-13
From Idaho.

As we are still alive, I will write you once more. We still like this part ot Idaho and have no desire to leave here, unless rheumatism drlves us away. We have a good home and extra good water Our pasture still has plen- ty of grass for the stock.
 Wheat is being threshed now. The weather is more favorable for harvest than it was last year. We had some frost week or two ago. Coyotes are numerous at this time of year as we'll as flies.
 There are great many Arkan- sas people ont here and as a general thing are very friendly. We have no school in our district this fall, W are close enough to the school house, but 1t is eight miles to church and Sunday school, and about one mile from the timber. 1 never saw finer fruit of all kinds than we have here.
 I have spent most of my time working at a saw mill since l have been here. This country is build ing up quite fast. There are some good people here and some awful. ly rough ones. Some times l find find man that believes the bible, but great many of them do not, We are all in good health.
 LEE WISE.
The Green Forest tribune., 1898-10-13
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By sending the above amount to The Detroit Free Press, Detroit, Mich., they will send you The Twice-a-W W eek Detroit Free Press, from date of receipt of your order until January l, 1899. This spec ial reduced rate is given to intro. duce the paper to new readers. The Twice-a- Week Free Press is a clean, up-to-date family newspaper and everyone should take adyan- tage of this special offer. The greatest value ever offered for 20c. Send in your order at once.
The Green Forest tribune., 1898-10-13

THE War Investigating Commit tee is still at work in Washington. It has not yet been demonstrated that our soldiers were neglected and starved. Gen. Wheeler and Gen. Boynton have testified. The latter says that no army in the world was ever fed as the present army had been. The former said the same in substance. There were individual cases of suffering, as there always would be in such large bodies ot men, but they were far from being numerous. This is the testimony of the generals. Perhaps the privates will have . different story to tell if they are called.
The Green Forest tribune., 1898-10-13
To the Public.

I am still in the livery and feed business. It is my means of mak- ing living, but it appears there is an effort being made to drive me out of the business by requir- ing the travelling public 10 talk e their tehxses to the hotel barns. Now, I do not wish to go into the hotel business, but I find it neces- sary and will hereafter keep 8 first class eating house, at which the public will find clean rooms. nice beds and plenty to eat at the most reasonable figures. Live and let live is my motto.
 Respectfully,
 T. c. WALKER.
The Green Forest tribune., 1898-10-13
Consolidated.

We desire to announce to the public that the blacksmith business of Hummer & Go. and Wise & Co.,. have been consolidated, and we are better prepared than ever to give satisfaction. Persons having choice of smiths have only to make their preference known when the work IS brought. Satisfaction guaranteed and prices reasonable. Soliciting a continuance of your patronage, we are,
 Respectfully, GREEN FOREST BLAcKsMITHING Go.
The Green Forest tribune., 1898-10-13

TIE remains of Colum bus were recently taken from Havana to be sent to Spain; the remains of Col umbus, are at Genoa, Italy, whith- CT they were taken from HaYana about eleven years ago. The re. mains of Columbus are on the island of San Domingo. Each ot the above statements are being positively made: Which, f either of them is correct, we haven't, the slightest idea.
The Green Forest tribune., 1898-10-13

TIE Berryville Progress in dis cpsslng the county seat question last week states that the Mass Convention to be held here Satur- day is for the purpose of raising the S5,000 bonus, necessary before an election can be ordered. The Progress is purposely or otherwise mistaken. As stated in the call, the meeting is for the sole purpose of goiepg the sentiment of the people
The Green Forest tribune., 1898-10-13

WELL, New York is bound to get Dutch governor, but whether his name will be Roosevelt or Van Wyeh there is decided difference Of opinion, but looking from this distance, it looks decidedly favor able to the gallant leader of the Rough Riders.
The Green Forest tribune., 1898-10-13

THE old fellows are just little bit envious of the attention receiv- ed by the young chaps who tell of what they saw and did in the war with Spain. That may account for the fresh stories of the eyewitness es of tho Merrimac- Monitor fight. in Hampton Roads.
The Green Forest tribune., 1898-10-13
Here is the Offer, Simple and Plain.

To the subscriber, new or old, first guessing the correct or nearest correct number of bales of cotton received Tn Memphis from Sept. 1, 1898, to April l. 1899, inclusive, The Weekly Commercial Appeal will give, if the guess is received
The Green Forest tribune., 1898-10-13
$500 in big prizes offered to agents. They make Money taking subscriptions. Write for sample
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Two papers for the Price of One.

THE TRIBUNE and the Weekly Commercial Appeal will both be address only S and each subscription M be a lowed the crop details which appear above. If this clubbing accepted forward remittance nd TIE TRIBUNE and will send subscription the Commercial Ap peal This offer applies subscribers only Old subscribers have the Weekly Commercial by paying all arerages and a year in advance.
The Green Forest tribune., 1898-10-13

KILLING of person is new way to prevent their gricving; A would-be girl suicide, of Pitts burg, says she killed her mother before she attempted to take her own life, to keep the old lady from worrying over her suicide.
The Green Forest tribune., 1898-10-13

Dr. Sawyer's Arnica and Witch Hazel Salve naturally stands in such esteem with the public in the curing of skin diseases, eczema, piles, burns, scalds, cuts or flesh wounds, that argument to prove it's worth seems quite unnecessary.
 Harbert < Sheldon.