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The daily Republican., 1902-10-22
SENSIBLE THINGS
IN WOMEN'SWEAR.
Slams Crown Prince Denies En-
gagement Story Given Out
From Here.
SENSIBLE WOMEN'S DRESS.

Women's dress nowadays is more
sensible than it has been since the
old Greek and Roman days, accord
ing to a writer in the London I'll
Illustrated News"
Small waists she says, ''and all
other distortions are out of fashion,
and dress is protective, and save
for the long skirts, which are emf
nently unsuitable for walking, there
is no detail in which it can be COM
planned about. Early in the last
century, women were wearing low
sandalled shoes, So tiimsy and cut
down that u shower Of rain reduced
them to pulp, and Il mud puddle
was apt to pull them off. They
wore now Greek gowns cut to fit
as close as possible to the figure,
and low at the neck; some especial
ly silly damsels used to damp their
clothes 50 that the figure might be
more closely outlined. Thea came
period OF wasp waists After that
about the middle of the century,
little girls were not SLOWED any
sleeves in their every day frocks,
except puff at the shoulders, and
wore low cut necks even in the win
ter that one fact alone, | should
think, was responsible for much of
the mortality Of those children,
which was far larger in the middle
OF the nineteenth century than it is
at the beginning of the twentieth.
Altogether, am disposed to think
that 1t is in n large measure due to
our own improved common sense
that we 1.-Two longer than our ances-
tresses."
The daily Republican., 1902-10-22
MUST BELIEVE IT.
When Well known Whining.
People Tell it so
Plainly.

When public endorsement is made
by Il representative citizen Of Will
mington the proof is positive. You
must believe it. Read this test
mony. Every backache sufferer
| every man, woman or child with
any kidney trouble will find profit
in tho reading.
Mr.. Elwood Stout, engineer, of
423 East Fourth street, ays:--"Fo
some time had symptoms of kid
ney complaint and suffered mostly
when | caught cold as it always
settled in my back and at such
times | could hardly bend over.
had also pains in my limbs and
loins and standing long at time
aggravated the trouble. l noticed
that Doan's Kidney Pills were high
ly recommended for these troubles
and | got a box of them at Dan
forth $ drug store 1t only required
one box Of them to set me right.
The pain and aches left mo and |
have not been troubled with any
thing of the kind since. / have q
supply of Doan's Kidney Pills now
on hand in case | should ever need
them. You are at liberty to use
my statement for publication for |
know that | am recommending
something which everyone suffering
as did will appreciate"
For sale by all dealers Price 30
cents per box. Foster Milburn Co.
Buffalo, N. Y, sole agents for the
U. S.
Remember the name -Doan's-
and take no substitute.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-22
FUNERAL OF
J. J. McCAFFERTY
Firemen and Fellow Employees
Turn Out in a
Body.

New Castle, Oct. 22.-The funeral
of John McCafferty, who was killed
last Sunday morning, took pla ce this
morning from his late home, Tenth
and Young streets. Employees OF the
Wilmington and New Castle Electric
Railway, where he had been employed
as night engineer turned out in a
body
A special meeting of the Lenape
Steam Fire Engine and Hook and
Ladder Company was heldat so'clock
and the following resolutions were
adopted:
Whereas: 1t has pleased Almighty
God in His Divine Wisdom to remove
FROM our midst by the hand OF death
our esteemed member, John }. McCaf.
ferty, and
Whereas, The deceased has ALWAYS
been an active member Of this COM
! pany working zeaIously for Its best
| interests. therefore be it
Resolved: That while humblV bow.
ing TO his omnip0tent will we cannot
but mourn the loss OF one who by his
''N'''AEo ~ ni"' VI SllaiNOuCi ClluCulCu
himself to all, and
Resolved, That we tender our SYM
pathy to his heart broken widow and
children in this their sad hour Of
alfllCtion, that as a marie OF the eS.
TEEN in which he was held that the
company members attend his funeral
IN a body, that our engine house be
drapcd in mourning for thirty days,
that 4 copy OF these resolutions be
spread ON the minutes, COPY be
printed and framed and be presented
to the family Of the deceased and
copy printed in The Daily Republic
can and Every Evening. 81 gned,
Peter G, Madden, John G. Lenoir.
Patrick Whalcn.
The pail bearers were Frank p Nc.
Calm, Patrick Whalcn, Patrick Nc.
Grorv, Matthew Sullivan Michael
Jordan, and James b. Toman.
The members Of the company OF
which Mr.. McCatferty was the engi-
neer, and the employees Of the railway
company presented very fine ap.
pearance ut the funeral Handsome
floral designs were given by the ire
mon aud railway employees High
mass was celc brated in st. Peters
church by the Rev. e. l.. Brady and
lnlermenL was made in ST. Peters
cemetery.
New Castle hundred will have its
share ofrc5ulatiOn appeals next Tues
day
The Ncedlework Guild will hold its
annual meeting this altc rnoon
COrcncr John l.. Erjck Will hold an
inquest this afternoon to inquire into
the manner ana form of dcuth OF
John j. McCaierty.
Rural mali carrier Nallettc denies
the report that lie has diScon Linued
the delivery Of mail.
Mrs. Richard Il. Cooper, who las
been suffering from paralysis is re.
ported as improving.
Harry Nchcr, son of fairy Neher,
has been ind5poscd for tho past few
days.
Miss Mama DUNCAN, who has been
indSDoscd is considerably better
Miss Matte Roberts, Of Chicago is
the guest OF her cousin, Mrs. Edward
Mrs. W. L, S. Murray and Miss
Marie Cnger, Of Patton, Pa, are the
guests Of Mr.. ond Mrs. George Cngcr.
Letters received from Denny Ma
money, who is in the U. S. Navy,
states that lie enjoys the new life.
a cure for Whoopiug Cough,
Cartmell's Vinegar of Tar.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-22
SINGLE TAKERS RESOLVE.
They Dcnounce Willard Salisbury
and viii Support Labor Party.

The Single Takers of Wilmington
met in convention at the Young
Mems Single Tax Club room, Go!
Market street, and adopted the fol
lowing resolutions:
I'VE drnOunrc willard Salisbury
as a source Of contamination and
menace to the interests OF true
democracy i'll the State, Il man WHO
stands for nothing but Salisbury.
I'VE firmly believe that either tho
Democratic or Republican Party
can carry the state on q truly Demo-
cratic platform, as was demonstrate
ted by Governor La Toilette OF Wis
consln. Ex-Governor Pingree of
Michigan and Tom l.. johnson of
Ohio. Be it further
4 Resolved: thar we do hereby en-
press our heartfelt sorrow on the
death of Arthur H. Stephenson, who
passed from this life on Saturday,
October fourth. and feeling that the
Single Tax cause loses, through the
death Of Mr.. Stephenson, one Of its
most ardent advocates who laborcd
necessarily and intclligently for the
establishment Of liberty and justice.
Therefore he it
"Resolycd;~ that each person present
will accept his share Of the burden
laid down by Mr.. Stephenson, who,
true to the last, died as he had lived,
Il shining example in the cause of
human retirement. And be it
further
Resolved: that these resolutions be
entered on the minute book Of the
Young Mems Single Tax Club, and
that Il copy be sent to Mrs. Arthur
Fl. Stephenson to whom we ar-
cord our heartfelt sympathy i'll her
bereavement
The daily Republican., 1902-10-22

Young friends of Miss Goldie
Nenn, rs East Tenth street, gave
her IL birthday party i'll honor of
her twelfth birthday.
The guests included Mrs. Venn,
Bessie Redmile, Bessie Richards on,
Katie Buckaew, Anna Dawson, Til
lie VAIL. Theresa Owroke, Emma
VAIL. Grace Spry, Mabel Pierce,
Ellen Bradfcld, Louise Duncan,
Lille Evans, Mary Camp. Lizzie
Ferguson, Mr., and Mrs. w. Stew
art, Jr, II. Short and wife, X.
Briggs and wife, Mrs NJ. Little,
Charles Reed and wife, Charles
Reed, Jr., William Pierce, Earl
Little, Roland Davis, Milton Little,
Irwin Devenncy Walter Scott, Har-
per Spry, Frank Briggs, Herbert
RedmiIc, Claude Short, Russell Ut.
rled, Frank Stout.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-22

has for forty-fve years had one ar
ticle in his supply-Borden's Eagle
Brand Condensed Milk 1t gives to
soldiers. sailors, hunters, campers
and miners a daily comfort like
the old home" Delicious in coffee,
tea and chocolate.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-22
GET OFT HEAVY DIDS:
COLD WEATHER Is COMING.

With the temperature nearly 20
degrees colder yesterday than on the
day before, people began TO believe
the weather prophets statement Of a
coming cold wave to lie absolutely
Correct. According to the prognUsti-
Gators, the cold wave is slowly but
surely approaching, and it will be
many days before all will be glad to
get into their OyercOatS.
An area Of high pressure which is
moving toward tie Atlantic coast
from the Northwest section is the
cause Of the change in and about this
section.
On the other hand, strange to say,
in the extreme Northwest the wealth
er IL as yet still Of mild character
On Monday the maximum Temporal
ture was n degrees, while yesterday
at O'Clock it was 81 degrees, only II
degrees warmer than at 6 O'Clock in
TIE morning. Cooler also is the pre-.
dction for to-day, though the wealth.
CT is clear and fresh.
Too late to cure a cold after con
sumption has fastened its deadly
grip on the lungs. Take Dr.. Woods
4
The daily Republican., 1902-10-22

Clarence NJ. Spence ana Miss FL
sic VI. Conner We're married last
evening i'll Asbury NJ. Z. parsonage
by the Rev II. $. Dulany.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-22
Matinee Races on SATURDAY.,

The Gentleman's Driving Club
will hold special matinee races at
Horse Show Park on Saturday.
Hobbies will be allowed at the race,
but other rules Of the association
will be enforced.
Is it burn? Use DR.. Thomas
Eclectric Oil. A cut! Use Dr.. Thorn
as Eclectric Oil. At your druggists.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-22
MISS LYDIA DowNEY THE BRIDE.

MISS LYDIA DOWNEY THE BRIDE.
The statement in yesterd avs pa
per8 that Miss Agnes Y. Downey
was to 80 to Chill to become the
bride Of DR., Harry L. Iiillegas, is
incorrect The lady who will
bravoly face the five weeks Jour.
ney alone is Miss Lydia Downey,
one Of Wilmington's school teachers
who recently resigned.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-22
PERSONALS

Misses Ada Barber and Florence
Ihorp, of West Chester, ale visit.
ing friends in this city.
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Botanic Blood Balm. ovaran,sod

to cure even the worst mud most deem
seated cases where doctors patent neT
cines and hot springs fan Heals iii sores
sr0p8 ail aches and palms. reduces an sweI.
ling makes blood pure and rich, complete
ly changing the entire body into n clean
healthy condition. B y. y. has cured
thousands after reaching the last stages Of
Blood Poison.
Old Rheumatism, Catarrh, Eczema, Itch
ian Human. Gnr-f..I.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-14
THE POE FAMILY IN FOOTBALL.

Descendants Of the Pcet at the Head of
the LIST as Gridron experts.
Horper's Weekly.
Football IN America apparently runs IN
tho blood, judging from the number OF
families who have produced experts ia the
game At the head probably stands the de-
scendants Of the famous poet, Poe. who
nave probably done more to give the Tigers
lHeir reputation on the oval than any other
SET OF men who have passed and kicked
FOR nearly twenty years the Princeton
Team had a Poe upon 1t, the only gap being
thrce years between 1884 and 1851 John.
son the oldest brother. entered the uni
Nersity in 1880, and his sldll immedIafeIy
attracted attention to this name. Edgar
Alan the second brother, PLAYED quarter
PACK ana acted as captain in 1889 and 1880,
John r., Ir., being the next brother 70 20
upon lDe oval in 1898. Princeton was for
tun'N-~ra "a having two Poes, John and Nell
son, Dpvu Its eleven In 1894 Then came
arthur IN 1898, Gresham wearing the cOlors
The Poes inherited part OF their kick.
ing procllylucs, for their father stlll en-
Joys a laugh over the days when the game
simply resolved itself Into the question as
to VINO could drive the bah the farthest
win MS root. The elder Poe confined his
exploits principally TO the commons in and
around Baltimore, forming one OF what
would now be called a scrub" team. ana
little attention was paid to numbers. When
Johnson began playing on local teams the
hugoy method was popular in Baltimore.
II was introduced by Tunstall Smith, who
brought It from oxford. AS Mr. Poe says
there was little or no organization, each
man being practically Independent OF the
other. The Rugby method was also used
at Princeton for n time but before his col.
lege career closed the elevens were playing
the association game.
There are no giants in the Poe family.
In fact, several of them are under the
average size. Arthur and Gresham, the
younger brothers, being the fullest. I'VE
feet seven Inches, and averaging between
us and 100 pounds in weight johnson
Poe was but FIVE feet four inches In
height when he played with Princeton.
Edgar Allan FIVE feet FIVE inches, and Neil,
son, five feet and FIVE inches They credit
their skin largely 10 Quickness OF motion
al. Of the brothers being noticeable In this
respect johnson, who has done much TO
develop the other brothers by coaching
them, believes that wrestling ls one OF the
best exercises TO develop the football ok.
pert ana thinks that the skin Of several
Of the brothers In this sport has been a
reason for their success
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ssinually growing deeper and are caused
sssun iAuRninS, Creases are also appearing
r 1r0ie h nSs e corners q mouth. am. %
800, oiu ana my bust has never developed
az all I am extremely nervous Flebse
give me your best advice.
onJtoo99r laugh IS probably nervous one.
EnleI your mind Sleep late In the morn
ing Drink two or three cups Of hot milk
% weak coffee for breakfast and eat all
sVyIIclTi99 ut three times 2 day, This win add
r nao. the creases 10 the face win dlsHp-
Miss y. p. red nose ia the hAne ~
| my NE win You kindly send mo the re.
| clpe Tor a bleach
na epply, cold cream to the nose every night
and wegr ventilated stocks Take a table
spoon OF phosphate ~ soda IN a Gun Of hot
hattt every morning before breakfast In
uouEins u. ten the druggist how you are
,. d'9 sc. g VIII you please give me harm.
vii hi,sm hGl Juice applied With small sponge
6d11 water and Immediately Apply a SOFT,
- 2 am troubled with pimples and
| i'ieD neaus have been doctoring for n
! vises MI, nine Gut an discouraged. Please. adj
| .,st me NV skin Is nearly DESTROYED from
me many, treatments : have taken
lean by taking two lemons in tepld
morning of your lie Get ronr druggist
! 70 put up for you n preparation Of nort
yWf'h ,t, aud sulphur Take three times week
I -. a.. VINE You Cun omit II. HeNt
/ luC nee with hot water, but do not mas
sats II Rub In soft cold cream and wipe
! " take out blackheads
- Maud; | think YOU refer 10 the re-
| tpe winch was half olive oil aud half NUT
no Grace: Will shortly repeat the form
ni A. ffqr which you ask
10 MIS- " To whiten the hands take
! y cup OF sweet and bitter almond pounded
40 a paste, Add ten grams Of lemon Juice
| nne grams of sweet milk, seven grams of
TTI almond oil. and a CUP Of brandy
/ liuS IS q highly recommended French re-
| clne. re not let II get Into the mouth
10 Edllh, For your muddy skin, nut s
half Gun ~ molasses on II SIR md toi.o
/ uHore breakfast three times a weak This
rs ',a -I9shioned. hpt you cnn not equal II
no" You are going to take st.
Julie Darcy
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THE FACE BEArTrruT,

The beautiful face Is one that wears
beautiful expression, But art must assist
1t just a little. Cultivate the art of look
ing happy. Force the mouth to smile;
make the corners lift themselves a little.
Teach the eyes to sparkle Make the lips
red by proper treatment and keep the com
plexion clear, and you will be beautiful
That is what the beauty doctors tench,
and no one will say that this course will
not improve the woman who tries It,
A rose water that can be bound upon
the head is made-lf you like to make
your own toilet perfumcs-from fresh
petals Of roses with rectlhed spirits poured
over them. Pour off at the end Of twenty
four hours and pour upon fresh rose petals.
Let stand a day. Pour on and add grain
Of riusk to n pint Of fluid Let stand four
weeks. Then dilute One-half with spirits
OF cologne and use for toilet water
There is n sweet water which Is made
in the South by the mammies, who per-
form for their young mistresses, the duties
which a French maid of the North per-
forms for her young Lady. This sweet water
Is called Virginia water. 1t Is made by
taking z teaspoon each OF oil Of lemon, oil
of lavender and oil Of bergamot. 70 this
Is added Aalf teaspoon each of oil OF
neroli ANA tlucture Of tumeric, 70 this
is put tei% drops OF oil of rose geranium,
Add to tlMs quart of good alcohol.
In ImokiN me,-made perfumes a drug,
kindly offices Will be Of great assistance In
guiding you to the right proportions and
the right way TO mix them. Usually,
good natured druggist will charge nothing
Tor his services but will place the ingre-
and viii give them to you to take home
for future use.
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MAKING YorR rrRrrMEg.


rust rIpen md that they must he nut
au,ar for ev,,to mill Won cot tho fpu
a"@ -, -, o.t,,,,,.
scent from tbem' ineTe IL soWeIhlus
! about perfumes which makes them i'm
,,.,,.o ,,,,,h tn ,u,o v,tno po-frma max
a.aar. 20
| ers VIII ic'l You that II Is necessary 10
| LET them stQud 10 bring out the bouquet,
| and they win show YOU hig hotties which
| -, 80 r., 49, -. -. r,o-o ,-oi+
have stood Tor six months or more wait
! ing for the time when they shall he ripe
rose sachet powder can he used con
.t ~ an. ,o,, ,,.t, T.. +,.Irg TIM
| el'ul'S w '"' ""''"" VIZ -
| rose cure upon her nerves FOR th's 'et
/ ber fake of powdered norentne orris root
| Two onnces az rose leaves two ounces.
| or powdered musk n Won want something
! very nice, single grain To this add half
/ an ounce OF lavelder flowers and two grains
| of ciyrt
Sacbet powders are never very cheap,
! lint Won Cgp mako a very good powder
| hv taking the plain orri5 root and adding
| to H. fl little powdered musk. Musk holds
/ Tho scent Of The orrjs and while not evil
! dent in an oppressive manner, makes the
! orris stronger and more lasting
| The newest idea for perfumes is that
| he thaf Won must nave a perfume that
! would last. hui this is exploded The
oGIgHis so q%% S yof which can be renewed
/ very often inst as you take your breakfast
! every morning SO must you scent 5ou 1t
coming tle5n sESlS I ,o loo, noitbor must
y Won ex6e gTi vour ' perfumo 10 remain.
| This Is a rather expensive idea, hut GER
tanly very dainty one; .,.. hit, 10
rornraD,cndod for IN" head 10 make il
! Yourself Won place squares OF carbonate
! OF ammonia In your smelling bottle 90
this yon pour three drops Of altar oil
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OUR GUARANTEE.

Buy large bottle for 81, of any drug.
risi. take as directed. botanic Blood
Balm y. y, 10 always cures when tho
ueht quantity Is taken II not cured
YOUR money VIII promptly be refunded,
without argument.
Botanic Blood Balm %. b. b. Is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-14
s !, A HEADACHE

Ia around the head NJ the sur
w oman next went out and
|b ~, This Rhe gave TO the
l, ,o os'le She was told to close
'ase deeD whins Of the
4 = e, 'I y the hot baRdaEe around
n" u Its hne work upon tho
4 So sonan pulled the rose 10
IAh ed II, breathed iii r..
fsan basu let the hot cloth. mean.
~ psL face. The air was heavy
nj Sut ne sweetness was ~ =
d r,, NY the kind thar snffocatos
Il tld IN t,nle the headache had
trsed , Ilalt an hour It was gone
4 eah N nlle taking the yosc cure
~ an ar,Pple tea This Is ms,
ha bsPItple into bits and Ietti,Io
"a Nhi OF water. Take M
A TEAM ~ y 81 su.Nr and a few
Il 70 esso take 4 plain. annie
n enrs the nerves aud 10 assist
"a tbo women. with erc,t
lteiV me- Inv women WHO
Il ,lter HOW e, ,sassaary 10 be beautl-
ssple tee cI tired they are, often
\ z fsadis, cure.
4 n; ailt. IN society and. after
!, Aocolsttuare which makes fbcm
W ineliaees cure, which is health
4 erfe wS,eql 70 he fattenlng. and
#ls q go does not aEree wttb
fcse pie1ion, thew nre now
fou ~, With apple tea accom-.
. mai esp Your head With water
vii !. rose and sin. hot nnnIe
''sy sYrres. out wrinkles and 70
'ession to the most tired
"a for TIE Ser a. : r9 Ts.l =
s that all the world
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sotanio Blood Balm (s. 8. 81 Is

Botanic BLOOD baIn %, 3. b.J Is
nteaeapt and safe 70 take Thoroughly
Vested for thirty years. Composed OF Pure
Rotanlc Ingredients. Strengthens weak KID
news and weak stomschs cures Dyspepsia
SAMPLE Of b. b. b, and pamphlet sent free
nv writing BLOOD BALM Co, Atlanta, Ga
nescribe your trouble, and special free
In aeaied letter.
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The head with hot CoIonge Of Rose and pull rose to peee

q beautiful II you will look at II in n
beautiful spirit Laugh and the world
laughs with you, is another expression Of
this, but crude one. The real soul Of
It all is In the cheerful spirit which can
not see things darkly or suspiclously
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-14

Life,
advise me Uncle Jack. "
"Of course what Is tn"
shall I ask YOU FOR S25 OF for s6of"
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b. Post ri
Il tie headache season.
i burden Of holiday shopping falls upon
<.usa Of the family, and the task Of
4 "A make 81 do the work of S1.50
.hnyily upon the feminine shoulders.
Ms II Is pot actually obligatory to
T. tnanegS stunt of that kind, for
4 mar be plentiful, but the woman
.tmds to spend becomes ambitious and
Ia pride to make her money go as far
n can.
I,hOpplng It Is not the spending that
Il au the walking. nor the waiting.
81 Is the color display, the lights, the
ts Of materials and hues. The eyes
n h iche; then comes that which is
as brain fag and, finally, before the
y done, there is q mental collapse
n nsnliests itself Ia the form Of sick
He and a tired feeling that seems
y from nowhere, but which perme-
lie Entire feminine being.
ges, the brain. the spine and the
III ihss,eet are the sufferers, This
I. headache units the victim for
~ YORK, destroys her evening and roDs
fI beauty for two days.
h have been headache medicines
,o' the tired shopper. But a new
~ comes forward, remedy which
Fnny q delightful one to take; and
fiI s picturesque while being taken.
ca not be said Of all medicines. One
Eff9 look pretty while swallowing a
na apsule neither can one look pie
10 when shifting at camphor bot
sss when Il comes 10 the rose cure,
q what this new cure Is, all the
~ % the world are found In Il.
THE PRINCIPLE OF CURE.
Pee cure is based upon several prin-
One Is the tranqullizlug influence
'oor. Color OF rose Is auleune and
e 1t he came time. The eject or
~ upon the eyes is good; and upon
n Is better. The fairy who fitted
inlss With rose-colored glasses
better than she knew. she made
'csss particElarly Bmiable and, more
~ Se made her see the world in
rosy way. The very atmosphere
eeon principle Of the rose cure
~ That the perfume of tho rose
ssay a headache is an undouhted
W. canphor bottle, the smelling
III, ammonia sponge and the arc
NJ ~ al when shifted. soothe the
~ why not the rosa?
e OF The rose Is very refresh.
gre some roses that are better
~, purpose than others The plain
me best OF all. II has the
nr.. Use most strongly cultivated
h, 10 the wild rose in this
M ue scent Of the Wild roEe Is
70 benefit the suffcrer. J'hc
Ssauty Is strong In perfume and
ture assert. "' ''i' N''es OF
nv VINO was troubled with neu-
1, iace came homo from
~ '.,9spplng tour with face mat
M M very chin right M To the
e. q 10, muscles twltcbcd and water
ssbt W pad taken the roee cure
~ ~ eun soon the woman with rho
A,nSL un9er the rose spell. Taxing
N va.'ieI The friend soaked n
10 A. men, quickly wringlnc
Ms Sugeo II with rose toilet
lnost e Iald IN a hot basin until
ea,,,. scanning. with tho accent or
eonlng ont very stro,..,, 'N'l' Ui