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BY Mrs. Moses p. Handy

He shook his head. "Ah, no: in that
case he is bound to protect her against
herself. How can a man worthy Of ID
name drag a woman he loves down to
poverty, even though she does not wish
to be parted from him? Goodbye, dear,
God bless o goodbye
They We're in the shadow of the pavil-
don, practically alone; he gave one quick
glance around. then caught her in his
arrls and. holding her, kissed her pas
sionately. once. twice, thrice. Never be-
fore had he SO wholly forgotten him
self. He loved the girl as we'll as he
could love anything except his precious
self, and her appealing eyes and quiv-
ering lips broke down his self control.
1t was done in an instant: he released
her SO quickly that she had not even
time to struggle: then he rushed her back
to the hotel piazza, and left her with-
out a word.
Lucy sank into a seat to collect her
breath. She was more indignant than
broken hearted. This, then, was what
the man called love. She thought OF
her father. who, With her mother at
his side, had fought his way to in
dependence, indeed to prominence. He
was a local judge and had represented
his district in congress. They found
themselves, with all their children, pass
ing rich on five Thousand dollars a year.
Thank heaven I am not an heiress to
be married for my money she said to
herself, at last, %fervently.
Upstairs Mrs. PoindeNter was at her
desk, writing to her brother.
II ave seen my ~nieces, in turn" she
said. land Lucy, of them all, I find most
congenial. I wish to keep her as long
~, rO, 20 cro ,o ho,. Doc-;&, Al,o ra.N
that Mr.. P~oindexter's estate r%everts, at
my death, OF his relatives, I own some
property, in my own right, and my
ample income enables me every year to
add something thereto. If l live a few
years longer, as may reasonably be ex-
pected. the child VIII he fully provided
for, the. advantages which I can offer her
meanwhile, are, I am sure, such as you
and her mother will appreciate" !,
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-10
A MOST Hosp1TABLE COUNTRY.

One at least OF the obstacles of inter-
course between nations, which operates
most powerfully in many parts, espe-
cially of the east, can hardly be said to
exist in hina. The owner of the hum
blest dwelling almost invariably offers
to the foreigner who enters it the hos
pitable tea-cup, witht ut n apparent.
apprehension that his guest, by using it,
will defile it, and priests and worshipers
attach no idea of proclamation to the
presence of &
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AROUND THE r

The time required for a journey
around the earth by a man walking day
Inc night without resting would be 42S
days; an express train, forty days.;
sound, at a medium temperature, 321s
hours. a annon ball, 21A hours; light.
a little over one-tenth of / second; and.
electricity, passing over a copper wire,
a little over one-tenth of a second
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-08-04
nARRIAHES

Married, at Wellington, NO., Saturday
evening, July 18th, Mr.. Claude Price and
Miss Katherine Shacklett.
This was quite q surprise to even their
ultimate friends, n when they left Miss
shacklett's home Saturday evening Tor a
drive her mother was not aware OF the
young couples intentions. They were for
given freely, however, on their return and
received the congratulations Of all. Miss
Shacklett Is one Of Lexington's bright
and Intelligent young ladies', and Mr..
Price Is to be congratulated on securing
as q wife one who Is so we'll qualified 10
make him q pleasant and happy home.
The groom is an old Lexington boy and
began his work as an electrician with the
electric light company Of our city. By
faithful and industrious work he has
gradually advanced in his line OF work,
aud is now holding q lucrative position
as electrician with the Cudahy Packing
Co., OF Kansas City. They have the hest
wishes Of the INTELLIGENoER for theil
future happiness and prosperity.
Married, Monday, at the Methodist par
sonage, by Rev. j. Z. Given, Mr.. Curt,
4. Vaughan and Miss Carolyn L. Carter
both OF st. Louis.
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OF PUBLICATION,


STAIk OF MISSOURI.
10 me Circuit Court OF Lafayette County.
mlss9url August Term,at Lexington, l9OO.
Mary n hinson, Plsintin,
Charles w. Hlnson, Defendant.
NOW at TINS day comes the plaintiff herein,
" heI attorney, and nlcs her petition and
smdaylt, alleging. among other thugs, that
uelendant, Charles W. Hinson, is a non
rvsluent OF the state OF Missouri; Where
UPON II is ordered by the CLERK IN vacation
tnAt SAID defendant be notified by publication
mat plauntit has commenced a suit against
Dlm IA TINS court. the object and general
nature OF which Is TO obtain a decree OF
ultOtce from the bonds Of matrimOny here
tniore CONTRACTED between plaintiff and said
uetenuant on the grounds Of cruel and bar
barous treatment, and indlgulties ms 10 lender
mel condition lntOlerable and that unless the
sau nonresident defendant. Charles W. Hin.
5lh' De ana appear AT this court. at the uext
ptesmDer term thereof, TO be b-eun and
nolueh At the u house, In the city OF
heAankton IN said county, on the 3rd day OF
uVoeultbef next ald on or before the 3rd day
o. SAID term, II h term shall 81 long CON
unue' andu not, then on or before the last DAY
VI salu term, answer or plead IN the petition
~ saiu cause, the same will be taken as cOn,
ingly.
And IL is further ordered that n copy hereo,
W plultshed according To law In the Licking
tOh, lntelliRencer. "a newspaper published In
sld county OF Lafayette for four weeks sue.
yessNciy, published at least Ouce a week, the
iast insertion To be at least fifteen DAYS befOp
,he hrst day Of said neat December term OF
Atrue copy, Attest
JH CAMPBELL, circuit Clerk,
J. w sYDNon. Deputy.
JOhn NelbOrn, Attorney for plalntlff. 7.l4tf
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MIS-. Burdens Afternoon.

wednesday afternoon Mrs. John Z.
Burden, at her beautiful home, enter.
tsined a few OF her friends In honor Of
Mrs. VIM. Barton, Of Kansas City. The
guests present besides Mrs. Barton were:
Mrs. II. q. Buckingham, Mrs. Annie
Clugett and Mrs. B. b. Frazer, OF st.
Joe, Mrs. John Wslborn, Mrs. W. NJ.
Stonestreet, Mrs. Frauk Bowman, Mrs. j..
c. Crist, Mrs. Leroy Farmer, Mrs. ]. B.
silver, Mrs. e. ". White, Mrs. r. n.
Cook, Mrs. Aonette Peters, Mrs. Isy
Gratz, Mrs. John Gordon, Misses Sarah
Grady, Ella Nickel, Lizzie Groves and
Bette Mauntloy.
The "War OF the Roses' was a novel
and highly entertaining feature Of the
afternoons 'ntertainment aud with fans
and roses foI weapons the ladies' INDUCED
in bloodless warfare, much to the amuse-
ment OF all present. The prize In this
io'al contest was a lovely little center
piece of battenburg, and was awarded TO
Miss Lizzie Groves.
In the guessing contest a pretty vase
was given as prize to Miss Bette Mount
joy,
Miss Elizabeth Barton and Annie Trigg,
served the guests with refreshing punch,
Sweet nasturtims added beauty TO the
decorations In the dining room, aud The
tables were profusely covered with rich
~battenburg.
Refreshments consisting OF plstachiC
cream and pineapple ice with a variety o.
cakes aud sailed almonds were served tC
the guests.
The entertainment throughout wal
delightfully."- informal, and all left feeling
that Mrs. Burden was a most charming
hostess.
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d FER OF PUBLICATION

STATE OF MISSOURI,
County Of Lafayette, lSs'
IN vacation OF the Circuit Court Of Lafayette
County, Missouri. July I'm, IgtO.
oharles A. Hook. Plaintlu,
va.
laura e. Price. Lucy NJ, Clinton. Arthur ID.
hoohKs' VILLAIN X, Hook: RdgNr Hook, Wal
browning, Walter NJ browning and ThoIn.
as A BOWninR. Defendants.
NOW AZ this day comes the plalntltI herein,
y ms att9r eys. and tles petition and am
uhNlt. alleging among other things. thai de-
PENDANTS, William K. Hook, Eddie 4. Brown
my, oma Il HrOwninR. Waiter N. Brownlng
ahu ArthnrP I, Hook are non-residents OF the
S.atS OF Missouti; WhereupOn, IL Is ordered
W tle clefk III vacation, that said defendants
NC hotlhed by publication that plaintiff has
cOmun need suit aguints them In this court,
uhe OBJECT and general nature Of which ia 10
uuthln u Judgment and decree In partition
70 partition among the parties In interest the
lhe County Of Lafayette and State of Mis-
souri,, tO-wit;-The nOthwest quarter OF the
quarter and the southwest quarter
Ol the northeast quarter OF section fourteen
w. ANA ten nOl acres OF the east side Of the
southeast quarter Of the northwest quarter
OF said section fourteen uD In the form
Oh u parallelOgram, which parallelogram
enUcrs ue entire breadth OF the forty acre
thct FROM north TO all said landJ lying In
9Wnship forty eight ttsl range twenty-seven
IN!tSChNoihlnb uitittl hCTt6, anu that unless tln
said nonresident defendants be aud appear at
ms court. at the December term thereof, to
0e begun and holden at the court house in the
Clty OF Lexington. i'm said county, on the 3rd
nhN OF December next, and on or before the
Srd day OF said term. II the term shall 40 long
continue and II not. then on or before the
las nay OF said term answer or plead to the
petition In said cause. the same will be taken
as confessed, and Judgment will be rendered
accordingly.
And IL il further ordered. that n conv beroo,
pc published, according to law in the Weekly
Intelligencer, q newspaper published in said
County Of Lafayette for four weeks success
sively; published at least once week, the last
Insertion To be at least fifteen days before the
first day Of said next December term OF this
court.
A true copy from the record. Attest
!. H.. CAMPBELL, Circuit Clerk.
BY j.. W. $ YDNOR. Deputy.
Plaintiff. I,tk
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The lawn social In Mrs. Burdens yard
Thursday night, under the auspices Of
the ladies OF the Christian church, was q
gratifying success. Tables were placed at
intervals about the yard and strings OF
Chinese lanterns were hung between the
large trees. These with the lanterns and
torches placed here sud there In the yard
gave n beautiful effect. The night was
the kind to make people long Tor cooling
icas aud a crowd was out. The Marine
band furnished the music, which was up
to their usual standard, and the crowd
enjoyed II very much. We understand
that the ladies took in sixty'six dol
lars and by half past nine O'Clock all the
ices were sold out.
During the past month the McGrew
Milling Co. has been exporting a large
amount Of -four made mostly from hard
wheat shipped 10 from Kansas aud Ne
braska. This flour is shipped mostly to
London, Liverpool, Glasgow aud Dublin.
The McGrew Milling Co. is an enterprise
that is OF great Importance toi our city
at all times, aifording our farmers q home
market for all the wheat they have to
sell. They are also buying wheat at
other points in the county aud shipping
II to this point. They have also at Coi-
ieyville, Kansas, a large mill Of thou.
sand barrels capacity per day, and with
these two large plants 1t makes II possible
for them to accept large orders that a
smaller enterprise would have no chance
to get. We hope that with the large crop
Of good wheat in Kansas, Nebraska and
Missouri the McGrsw Milling Co. may be
able TO keep its machinery going all the
year.
Mr.. VIM. Estep, Of Kansas City, arrived
Thursday to take back home with him
his three daughters, Bessie, Jessie and
Mauda, who ran away from his home 10
Kansas City last Monday morning. He
has been searching for them since thes,
but was unable to locate them until
yesterday. About two O'Clock yesterday
afternoon they arrived here from Odessa,
where they had been for " days. They
had walked the greater part OF the dis
lance from Kansas City to Odessa. Mar.
shall Price took charge OF them aud upon
telephoning to Chief Hays, OF Kansas
City, he was instructed to hold them
until their father could be notified. The
girls are Is, 10 and 0 years OF age. Their
mother has been dead about three months.
The youngest child seemed glad TO see
her father, but the other two seemed in
clined not TO wish to return with him.
lie thinks OF putting the two older ones
in the Home of the Good Shepherd. He
took them back to Kansas City with him
on the five O'Clock train that evening.
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Mrs. Laura Young left Friday morning
for q couple Of days visit with the family
OF Mr.. Bob Barnett.
Rev. q. K. Dunn, Of Independence,
arrived Friday morning and will hold reg
ular service at the Episcopal church
Sunday.
Leave q call ct Lexington Transfer
barn. Please report any neglect on the
part Of our employees to Q. L. Kenney,
phone No. IS.
The picnic at Mayview Tuesday was q
great success, and all who went had q
good time. Quite q number Of our citi.
zens attended.
Mrs. Thos. Stramcke returned Thursday
night from 81. Louis, where she has been
for the past month with her daughter,
Mrs. c. b. Sexton.
Mr.. M. r. Slusher and wife returned
Friday morning from Cisco, Texas, where
they have been visiting friends and rela.
tives for the past month.
Justices OF the peacea and notsries public
eau be supplied with chattle mortgages
at this office, at 8 cents per copy. All
kinds OF blanks Printed to order. II
Misses Stella, Elizabeth and Cornelis
Ryland and Miss Mary Blackwell went Il
Greenton Wednesday for q visit OF q weeh
or ten days with Captain @. Y. Ford.
Sheriff Fulkerson left Wednesday, ia
company with his wife and daughter
Carrie, for Nevada, Mo. He goes to visit
his brother, G. l.. Fulkerson, and othel
relatives 10 Vernon county.
For sALE-l60 acres of good land, nj
10 blue grass pasture, fenced. For furthel
particulars, call on me, eight miles south
east Of Lexington, or address at Higgins
VILE.
7.2S.tf N. NJ. COOPER.
Mrs. r. 8. Patrick, OF Marion, Alabama
who has been on a few days visit with thu
family OF DR.. Chas. Manly, left Friday
morning for Colorado Springs, where sh'
will spend q month.
Mi. ]. p. Hall, who has been on q shor
visit to his children at Kansas City, re
turned Tuesday night accompanied by hiI
daughter, Miss Florence. who has beer
visiting Ia Kansas City for the pas
month.
Walkers tonic 10 the link that picks ~
the vital force OF man In his run dow
state and binds him to health and strength
by recuperating the brain, regulating th'
action Of the heart and nourishing thu
nervous system. Sold by Leroy Farmer
Mr.. W. J. Bandon, formerly connected
with the Morrison Wentworth bank here
has accepted a position In the Firs'
National bank Of Kansas City. His wife
who Ia here making arrangements to move
will Join him In Kansas City In q few
days. We wish him success 10 his new
position.
Dangerous diarrhoea remedies are thos'
which clog the bowels and produce fever
DR.. Bells Antl-Pain 10 an a~ntiseptio ant
cures diarrhoea, cramps, collie and pain By
destroying the life Of the disease germ
Il allays all Inflammation, stops fermen'
tatIon aud regulates the stomach sn'
bowels By removing the cause Of the dis
ease. 1t does o clog the bowels !
cures. Sold by Leroy Farmer. s'4ml
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R0ND CALI.

Holders o. Lexington Township, Lafayette
county, Missouri, six 90 per cent bonds are
here by IOtlfed that bonds numbered ss, ga,
~, 80, ~. ", ~, 80, 20. ~, ~. %, a.. Us. g6, G. rs,
W. {. l0l, TO-, 1903. 104, l05, 1906, 1OT. los, lOg, 1iO,
Ill; liz. lll ia, lis. liz. III. ll8, 1l9, l2O, dated
July !, 1885, of the denomination OF One
Thousand dollars 81 ,0OO each and five () per
cent bonds OF said township dated August !,
1880; Of the denomination OF One Thousand
Dollars $1,000 each. and numbered /, 9 l.
3, o, T. 8 O. 10, II. l2. 49, have been declared
due and payable on the first day OF August,
1900 by the County Court Of said county,
payable At the office OF the County Treasurer
q Lafayette county, Missouri, at Lexington,
Missouri or at h Office Of the Mississippi
valley Trust Company, AZ St. Louis. Mis-
souri,, as the holders thereof NAV elect, al
which day and date all interest thereon will
cease.
By order Of the County Court OF Lafayette
County, Missouri. this 2Bth day OF June. 1900.
FRANK THORNTON,
Clerk Of the County Court OF Lafayette
County. Missouri. 6-3Ot6
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas, Daniel b. Ross a single man, by
bis deed Of trust, dated January "a, 1898. aud
recorded In the office Of the recorder OF deeds
for Lafayette county. Missouri, In book llG.
at page 1853. conveyed to the undersigned, US
trustee, the following described real estate,
situate In Lafayette county. Missouri, tOwlt.
Ms OF NE fractional 4 Of sec. No. I. contain.
ing n acres more or less, except 10 acres sold
To Ernest Sellmeyer, towit: The RI, Eh NE4.
NEk, all In twp. ~. range %, subject to
prior deed Of trust for Sl,70l of date August
s. 1895, given to John B. Henderson, which
Rrantor assumes payment Of 500, In trust to
secure the payment Of the notes in said deed
described.
Default having been made In the paymeut
OF the interest on note secured herein will.
at the request of the legal holder of said notes,
sell publicly NJ auction, 10 the highest bidder,
for cash, nj the front door Of the court hOuse,
in the city O~fLexington, In Lafayette county,
Missouri, on
SATURDAY, THE s5TH OF AUGUST, 1900.
the above described property for the purpose
OF satisfying, said debt and the expense of
executing the said trust.
f LEE WALLACE, Trustee.
Lexington, Mo-, August 4, 1870. T-It5
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RONn CALL.

Holders OF Washington Township. Lnfay-
cite County Missouri, ak 40 per cent bonds
81, rs ~, 49, n, ~, ~ n, as a., n, As, dated July
J. 1881, OF the denomination ~ One Thousand
Dollars .sl,l0O each, and five CO per cent
bonds OF said township, numbered D., 2, O. T. 9,
q, Z dated August l. 1901, OF the denomination
Of One Thousand Dollars (sl.0OU each, have
been declared due and payable on the first
day ~ August, ltO0. by the County Court OF
Lafayette County, Missouri, payable nj the
office OF the County Treasurer, at Lexington,
Missouri or at the office OF the Mississippi
valley Trust Company, az 81. Louis, Mis-
souri,, on which day and date all interest
thereon will cease.
BY order OF the County Court OF Lafayette
County, Missouri, this 18th day OF June, 1909
FRANK THORNTON.
Clerk Of the County Court OF Lafayette
County, Missouri.
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IPsHEN, ILL
Pure Food Co., lie Roy, N. VI
Dear Slrs;-some days since a package of
your Graln.o preparation was left at my
Office. took 1t home and gave It a trial, and
have to say ! was very much pleased with II
as II substitute for coffee. We have always
used the best Java aud Mocha in our family
but am free to say | like the Grain.o as we'll
as the lest coffee | ever drank.
respectfully yours,
A, GO, JACKSON
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"N0@hHNANNs " u
Genessee Pure POGO 20, lie Roy, N. y:
Gsntlemen.-Our family realize 70 much
from the use OF Graln-o that | must say u word
10 induce others To use IL. II people are Inv
tercstcd In their health and the welfare Of
their children they will use no other beverage.
| have used them all, but Grain-o I have
found superior to any, for the reason that It is
soiid grain. Yours for health,
Z, F.. MyRus
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Epilepsy is irritation and debility OF the
nerve centres. 1t occurs In paroxysms, with
usually uncertain Intervals botwcou. Fp-
quently, the attacks come suddenly; at other
tines they are preceded by indIsposltlon.
vertigo and stupor. Injurious practices, ex-
cessiye over indulgence in all things harmful,
result in epllepfy Silent or night epilepsy Is
usually brought on by an overloaded stomach.
DR.. A. " BANEs SPECIFIC NERvINE
is "A powerful nerve stlmulant, attracts the
blood from the brain, and holds the nerve
centres in check, us spllnts support a broken
limb.
Changed to suit individual cases on appli-
cation TO
DIR, A. V. BANEs MEDICINE co.,
st. Joseph, Mo. SINH
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sHORT-sTOPs.
sAkiHo powoEa co.,
CHICAGO.

d good farms for rent. Apply 30
lttenburg. 2-ioti'
BOND. nand No. one Columbus
BIZ sale. Apply ct this office. II
J. II. Chrlstle and MIR. Nick HouI,
y, we're 10 the city Wednesday.
bat paid. Mull's Lightning Pain
25c. Chas. W. LOOMS. 8-4ml
bin Price, OF the Corder neigh
came up Friday morning for =
BE county seat.
4 Judith Pulilam, OF Corder, is
her grandmother, Mrs. Jane
nd other relatives.
hnk W. Allen brother Of Mrs. e.
srmacher Is now at work on the
city Times staff OF writers.
" Gratz is In Cincinnati with his
who is still quite low, but who
prted Thursday as O little better.
3. r. Ireland left Thursday for
20 rest and recreation, visiting
ID. Emily Greer, OF st. Paul, MINI.
~ N. Rocks and wife, Of Balti-
20 visiting the family Of Mr.. Fred
b.. Rocks is an aunt Of Mrs. Day.
Tom Crenshaw aud baby came
thursday night from Kansas City
II with the family Of Mr.. T. @.
nsfer company keeps a call book
mmoth livery stable. and o at
- Central hotel. Leave orders at
ees. l0-27-tf
Emelia aud Stella Greve, Of st.
here visiting their uncle Mr..
rome. and will remain six or
ks.
~. F. Hinesley, our popular cigar
1cturer, left Friday morning for q
~ trip looking up the trade in
towns.
<Its billiard, who has been here on
visit TO her mother Mrs.
returned Friday morning to her
= Colorado Springs.
|1I Of Christ Scientist, Sunday
As follows: 1880 a. m, Sunday
30 a. M, at Knights Of Pythias
are cordially invited. u
a. Griffith and children, Of Har-
~ Mo-. arrived Thursday night for
E fith the family Of DR.. q. W.
efficient county collector.
loNEY TO LoAN.-on good real
Dirty. In sums OF $500 and up,
cent. No commission, no red
ply to ]. Q. Plattenburg. II
Avid o. Heathmau, Of Lexington,
'eriff OF Lafayette county, was q
las Clara Dawson, In East Lib
~ |Sunday.-Clay County Demo-
q. Robert K. Graul and Mrs.
wing, both Of St. Louis, went to
wednesday. They have been
3 Pc family Of their father, DIR.
'eo. lStier returned Tuesday
from McAllster Springs, to
|'Ace he went Sunday morning 10
lew days with his family, who
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BIRTHS.

Died, at White Plains, N. J., Sunday,
July %, John Abendroth, 10 his 10th year.
Mr.. Abendroth was formerly senior
member OF the nrm OF Abendroth n Root
OF Jersey City, the nrm that d st owned
and operated the w%aterworks system oil
this city, and he has several times visited
u city 10 the interest OF his firm.
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Died, at the family residence. on I'D
street, Wednesday, August LIST, Eva jean,
daughter Of Joseph p. aud Mary Il Owen.
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b In Millions Of Homes-40 Years the
bdard. A Pure Cream Of Tartar Powder.
berior to every other known. Makes
'cious cake and pastry, light, flaky biscuit,
idle cakes palatable and wholesome.
NoTE.-Avoid baking powders made from
alum. They look like pure powders,
sANnu .ow w. and may raise the cakes, but alum
'"'s~So' is a poison and no one can eat food
mixed with it without injury to health.