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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-09-11
AL OVER THE HOUSE.
Teaching the Housemald How to DO
{ Her Work Properly.

Teach your housemaid never to
snter room without tapping at the
door, except, of course, a parlor or
dining room. If she rises early, her
work is more sure to be done on
time, and insist that her bed shall
be aired as well and her room as
neatly kept as your own.
Give her tablet and pencil to be
hung on nail behind the front
door, that she may take the names
Of callers who have no cards and
write down messages. Near the tab
let find place for silver waiter,
on which ali cards, notes and bun
dies are to be delivered.
Train her to punctuality. Ger
tain duties at certain hours obviate
a world Of thought.
If she has not been taught clean
illness, you have struggle before
you, but she must learn that this
virtue requires never ceasing care
and oversight and conscientious
ness.
When she sweeps room, let it be
done thoroughly. Show her how to
take every ornament from its place
and put it busted and clean on
the bed cover with a busting sheet;
to open the windows, to put all NOV
able furniture out of the room. to
sweep hard, to dust every bit Of
woodwork, to wash the panes and
glasses and finally to restore the
busted furniture and bric-a- brac to
their places.
If you can instill these habits
within three OF four weeks, you need
not despair of the greenest maid.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-09-11
Stay a Pencemaker.

Joliet, ILL.,, Sept. 9.-Ex-Alderman
Martin Sexton, of this city, died as a
gesult of injuries received in an assault
made upon him by three drunken m n.
His assailants were engaged in fight
when Sexton attempted to separate
them all. The three turned upon him
and pounded him into insensibility.
The men were arrested.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-09-11
Old Time Songs Erect

Every family wants the songs Of long ago
the fireside classics which will live while time
lasts They are published in an artistic book.
let, words and music at 50 cents, but we have
decided for short time only, to give these
song books away FREE. Among the old favor.
lite songs the book contains are: America 49,
Annie Laurie ........Auld Lang Syne $50. Battle
hymn OF the Republic..... Columbia the Gen,
OF the Ocean....... Comm Through the Rye
Dixie's Land Far Away . Flag of the Free
Flee ms Bird.....H Home, Sweet Home In the
!, Cleaning. Lead Kindly Light. Long long
Ago. my Old Kentucky Home Yankee
Doodle. Robin Adair Rocked in the Cradle
OF the Deep. ....Star Spangled Banner. .Swa.
nee River. Sweet and Low ...Swing Low
Sweet Chariot. Tho Last Rose of Summer. .
The Blue Bells of Scotland i. Tho OH Oaken
Bucket. ....., When the Swallows Homewa rd
Fly, etc.
The Literary Euterpean is valuable dollar
magazine devoted to Literature Music Poetry
and neutrality-suspicious. the work of the
great Euterpean culture movement. 1t is in
valuaple to teachers and instructors and a ne
cessity in every home where polite learning
and improvement is desired. For the purpose
of quickly introducing the magazine every
where, we propose to send it to any address fo1
25c in silver Or and &c stamps, and send a
. copy of ''Old Time Songs" as above absolutely
FREE. Send quick before, this offer is with
drawn, to the Euterpean, Galcsburg, Ill.
First publication July "a, 1927
Summons.
State Of Minnesota. County OF Marshall-I1
, District Court, 18th judicial District.
JOHN GILLESPIE,
Plaintiff.
PAUL BAUviEH AND MARGARET
BAUVlEH. also all other per-
sons or parties unknown : SUMMONS.
claiming any right. title, es-
tate. lien or interest in the
real estate described in the .
complaint herein.
Defendants.
THE STATE OF MINNESOTA TO THE ABOVE NAME1
DEFENDANTS:
You, and each OF you. are hereby summoned
and required to answer the complaint of the
plat tiff i'll The above entitled action which is or
file in he office uf the Clerk OF said Court at his
office at Warren, Marshall County, Minnesota
anu to serve copy OF your answer to said com
plant the subscribers at their Office in the
City OF st Paul. in the County of Ramsey. with
in twenty days al er the service of this summons
upon you. exclusive Of the day OF such service
and if you fail to answer the complaint within
the time aforesaid. the plaintiff i'll Ibis action
will apply to the Court for the relief demanded
in the complaint, together with the costs anG
disbursements herein.
MORPHY, EWING & BRADFORD,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Manhattan Building.
ST. Paul, Mimi
State Of Minnesota, County OF Marshall.-Ir
District Court, l4th Judicial District.
JOHN GILLESPIE, @E.
Plaintiff. .
Paul. BAUVIER AND MARGARET I
BAUVIER, also all other per- \
sons or parties unknown
claiming any right title, es- 4
tate, lien interest in the 1
real estate described in the \
complaint herein.
Defendants.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-09-11
Ships Return.

New York, Sept. 9.-The battleships
Massachusetts, Alabama and Kear-
sarge and the cruiser Brooklyn ar
rived, here from the scene Of tie re-
cent army and navy maneuvers at the
eastern end of Long Island sound.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-09-11
Fire Extinguished.

Bramwell, w. Va, Sept. 9.-The
fire in the mine of the Pocahontas Col
1ieries company is practically extin-
guished. The company has offered
81 900 reward for information that will
lead to the identity of the parties who
set fire TO the mine.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-09-11
JOHN GILLEsPIE,

State of Minnesota, County OF Marshall.-I1
District Court, l4th Judicial District
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-09-11
Plaintiff.

PAUL BAUVIER AND MARGARET
BAUVIER, also all other per-
sons or parties unknown :
claiming any right. title, es-
tate, lien or interest in the
real estate described in the
complaint herein.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-09-11

was finally passed by vote of IS to
10: '"rhe individual member of the
society shall have full liberty to as
sumo such position with regard to
military appropriations and conscrip-
ton as he may think proper and ex-
pedient." The discussion at times
suggested the very reverse of dove
like peace.
Wireless messages have been sue
cessfully exchanged between some of
the vessels of the navy.
Those who are interested in the
fisheries of northern Norway are anx-
ious to have the storthing prohibit
the killing of whales along the coast.
The Norwegian Teachers Associa-
ton held it's annual convention at
Stavanger. The attendance was over
900.
Bjornson is said to have finished .
new book, but our authorities dis
agree as to the name Of It. One thing
is certain, however, namely, that it
is a drama of considerable length.
II department of commerce and
industry is established the old de-
partment of the interior may be abol-
ished.
A young peoples rally at Jahren
railway station was attended by 1000
persons, mostly young people. Mr..
Lovland, member of the cabinet.
spoke on Henrik Wergeland, 'sthe
first and the greatest Of the first
fruita Of an independent Norway
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-09-11
First publication August II, l9O2.]
NOTICE OF CANCELLATION OF LAND
CONTRACT.


To RAsMus KNuDfsoN and to all other parties
whom this notice may concern:
You Will pleasestake notice that default has
been made in the payments on your land con-
r tract, made and entered into by and between
you the said Rasmus Knudtson, a. purchaser,
and Gustaf johnson, as vendor, which said con-
tract is dated the 9th day of May, 1896, and was
duly recorded in the office. of the Register of
on the 18th day Of May, 1896, at $40 o'clock p.
M, in book IL OF deeds, on pages 1877 and 1873,
which said contract is for the purchase of the
following described lots or parcels of land, to-
six go in the original townsite of the Village Of
Warren. Minnesota, as per recorded plat there
of now on file and of record in the Office of the
Register of Deeds for said county and state;
that there is now due and payable under said
contract the sum of $l19.O0 principal, and $5l.74
interest, and $l4.53 taxes amounting in all to
$l85.27; and you are hereby required to pay the
serving this notice, within thirty days after the
service of the same upon yOu exclusive of the
day of such service, and in case you fail to
make payment within the time aforesaid, I, the
undersigned owner of the aforesaid real estate,
will cancel your contract and declare the same
Dated August 18th, 1902 D., vo,,x,
80. 49,. Owner of Said Real Estate,
Warren, MINI.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, I
County of Marshall. 80.
1, William Forsberg, sheriff of Marshall
county do hereby certify and return, that after
diligent search have been unable to find the
within named Rasmus Knudtson within my
search and inquiry there is no person in the
actual possession of the lands described in said
notice.
Dated this 18th day Wf f fAqS%ss Fo 1891
Sheriff of Marshall County, MINI.
By E. DADDY, Deputy
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"Stained Glass" Pillows.

Take an ordinary long needleful
of any shade of wool, begin at one
corner Of square of canvas and
work either irregularly or other
wise as long as the wool allows in
ordinary cross stitch, then fasten
off the thread and edge the worked
section with a line Of cross stitch in
| black; take a thread Of another
shade of wool and make another
section, edging it, like the other,
with black. Continue this method
till the square is covered, varying
occasionally the length Of the nee
dleful. When the square is finished
and backed with silk or other mate
rial, the edge seam may be covered
with heavy cord Of twisted black
wool.
If one has the wish to do it, me-
diaval saint, copied from a Berlin
pattern, may be embroidered in the
center of the square and the ground
covered with the colored sections
! described above. If in this case the
outlining is done with stone gray
instead Of with black, in imitation
Of the loaded setting, the stained
glass window effect will be more
realistic, although the colors will
be shown out with less brilliancy
than where black is chosen.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-09
GRAIN PRICES
PRESSED DOWN
Several BeariSh Factors Con-
tributed to Decline.
FROST BUGAB00 AGAIN
Washington Predicts Cold
Weather for Northwest.

Chicago, SEPT. Several bearish fac
tors combined today TO press grain prices
lower. with the result that the near ftu-
ure showed a decline 10 some extent
Spectators IT general. however. were in
cined 10 the belief that The far deliver
les were in strong position and u con-
sequence in those months the bulls had
q little the better of the argument Sep
tember wheat closed a shade lower De-
Cember wheat &c down September corn
1i.c lower. December c0rn is4i4c higher.
December oats ttgssc lower and SePtem-
her oats - higher January provisions
closed 2izf7lzc lower
Weather was The principal factor IN
regulating wheat prices Washington
sent out the prediction that tomorrow
morning would see frnsts northwest. his
held prices steady for d Few moments.
Traders then became convinced that the
weather map. showing fairly warm and
dry weather vas Just what vas wanted
10 start the heavy spring wheat move
me-t and began selling freely . Septe-u-
Der Gables were weak shipments were
hesEr. especially from Russia and prices
suluped or rapidly. Trade early vas &C
tive bet soon l3pse6 dlli and prices fuc-
tuated frreEularlv ct low level for some
time On the decline an excellent cx-
port husiress developed The seahlarc re-
rorrirg - loads taken and Dulath ship
uzd q leads ztrec- This. together with
rho f-ct that regardless Il heavy move
uent expected northwest were Only acout
haIf last year figures and grading was
SKI poor started a reaction >epte-1he.-
started &c lover - 70 p. Al Iiz1ll :.
ard reu OF % ~ December opened
-sEt.c lower 20 q shade higher. AZ e-E
SIC ard declined so $40. IT the late
rally hat followed December received
more support tran Septsrnber AID closed
steady q shade down. AZ - Septe1-
bsr closed weak. 10 down. 71a. La. -
celpts were ~ cars one = contract
grade. Minneapolis an E-si--h reported
az cars ulaE-E total Tor rhe rhree
r--ints Z &c ears. against : ~ cars ils-
--ear Prf-1arr receipts we're I-2s3 %
bushels against -z-,s3 hrs1sls Tezr
ago Seah1zrs cieara7ces IL wheat ard
rour scaaiad - -. bushels Brsa1s-u,-s
n pzsssge Increased ssses bushels
The visible SUPPLY incre1se1 $40 nasa-
els
The corn teit had varr weather yes
te-saw Tbs Vas Earr.rniariT slzui1caEst
~ rha hsars Eho sold s-ur freely ard
r-sces declined S~pte-s-- aevelopea 4
nervous weakness sid SOD - &c - ore
time regardless = fhe fact 10SeTe-.
th.- Ten days mere VII PIT TIE corn ger
a-a1i~ = q SAFE pcxtt1. THs bells say
8, - lever r-s-es a-s free o-s-rEz
sl-rr.-- AZ opportunity - setisiora- Pro,-
rs While SEPTEMBER T-ie1 wax. the
osnr- -orths especially December. 70
-sfvss ex~e-fa-e S-r~r-r- -r1ee after the
1rs- rrar wss 1T active. but Anything
rHs- -ss o@eresi ~ iaw rEacez Vss tasen
n quickly TIE hea-s ar<zel yak ca
bles Inc-sas--1 rEcssrts a-1 go Eazr1sT
Conditions against thsSe fsctr-s Szs A.
srrzves czsh corn A. - r-e=sta-r over
persnse- sticks lowest - Tecc-c. =
country side s<s7E almost c-ezo q z7eE-
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charitable corn. a late harvest and hogs
seeming at prices which makes IL prof
table 10 feed 60c corn rather than 20
sell II. September started z.41fic down.
az 57ssd57I.c dipped 10 sc and closed
weak 1i4c of. at 57i4c- December sold az
42c. but rallied 10 a firm close. $40 up.
at +27sc- Receipts were rs cars, ls Of
contract grade.
oats were sold greedy at the opening
in sympathy with other grains. Re
ceipts were liberal al 40 cars. but the
grading was poor-oniy = cars-as 20 in
duce caution on selling after the other
grains sIsadied- Trade On general vas
uninterest3ng. December sold az 30tsc
and closed tsG7sc down. AZ 3e3. a7sc Sep
TENDER opened &c lower 10 unchanged.
ar 34133e,c dipped % S1.c. but closed
steady - up. AZ SAC.
Provisions were dull and tame. Prices
ruled steady most ~ the day. with very
narrow fluctuations. Lower prices Tor
hogs and the break In grains caused some
early selling. which Has Offset az once
BY a fair support The close. however
wss weak January pork nc c1. NJ
1870. January lard. - down. az &15.
and January ribs. exc lower at S7-s7ia
Estimated receipts tomorrow-1yheat
40 ears. corn. - cars. oats. - cars.
hogs r. head
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SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

The top price for hogs Yesterday vas
8 Is That is not 81 bad even for this
year Ct high prices shippers who study
rhe markets vi ind that thev will get
about as much ret cash OFT OF their hogs
an this market as they would realize
or any ether
If pold rad not been delayed by the
SHIPMENT % pipe. the new packing house
would now be ready n rIn.
A. Crsig II RenfroV. %. T.. rarke 81
car u hogs yesterday re Is reg
llar shipper II this market bar De- had
not been here Ter seversi DAYS 1-tcre-
George n Johnson. Nho took The prize
AZ the annual meeting II tne Haup-
shire TOurna u-nt Lsague ~ Parker :
Grove. r. recently : a nephew q G.
= Johnson OF the C. ?. johnson COM
mission company
* Johnston Of End sent II ancthsr
car load of hesS yesterday When Johns
ton quits sending hogs @ lbs market
Otrfahcrns VIII be out 81 hogs
NJ Cole II Mount HOPE. commonly
called Bob was ia1s arrival With a
car lead OF hogs last evening. euC they
sid for good price just the sane
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-09
Local Grain and Produce Market.

Local Grain and Produce Market.
Wheat farmers delivery)-Hard. Old,
No. ? 59e: new No. >, sc. No. 3, 55Q5Sc,
No. 4. 5gls5Sc. Car loads on track-Hard,
No = go. 10. 8. 53H55izc; No. /, ID
Sc Red same as hard.
Corn-No- . acc.
Oats-Farmers delivery. 25G26e. Car
loads on track-No. >, sc; No. 3. 26c, No.
: F25c
Hay-Aifalfa. No 1. $500. No >. 500.
prairie Ge1sel Ne T. 500, No ?, 40;
baie-i. No. T. $500. Ne >. S5.o0-
Flour (vholesale)-Bes patent. SL'o.
IN carload lots. delivered 10 all southern
Kansas points
Eges-l4c. subject TO candling.
Butter-Packing. lie. country. l64l7c-
Poult-y-EIens Sc spri0F brokers, II
IT, p. pounds sisc; turkey hens. &c. toms,
sc geese. fgu feather. &c; ducks. run
feather. &C
Hidcs-G. 5. and round. SIC: side
brand hides. IS pounds and up- &C side
Brand hides under g pounds. &c G. ;.
bun hides. 11sc. glue stock and c<d gruo-
hv. sac. green hides. Sc No ! horse,
O.: No. horse ST.; pony hides. sc 10
81 0 DR., sint butcher u pounds sud Up.
i3c. dry f.1t fallen. IS pounds and Up.
11isc. all light hides. under n pounds. &c,
sll light sslted hides. loc. al culls, SC, Ne
taEev 5isc. No. tallow. &C, sheep
pei,s ss75c.
Gre-n fruit-Apples per 6u-. 4gFaoc,
crapes. per basket. lSGl5c' tomatoes. Per
be sEzet 5s1c. peaches basket ~ &C.
vatermelons. Ter dozen. f.3a.fs2eo' e-nta-
iouue- per dozen. 2oE57c b1nanas Per
-h s1sc. oranges. per box. t4--5745'' LEM
ons. per box. S5hT4.oo
Vageta hlaS-Potacoes. Per BIZ 81 &C.
sweet potatoes ls1i-c Per ID; caoo4 &C.
ua- lar Tbs wax beans steic PEI
basket. ess plant. E157cc Ter dozen; on
ions yer b.. 5.a-5c. parsnips. per bu--
re. carrots. per bu. elk. crancerTiesf per
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-09

Douslas. 3. A. Howell. SIS Maple ST.;
c. 7. SULLIVAN win J-tt s Woes;
Captain Peters. 20 n. vain: =. 7.
HeHar. f46 ~ Main; Jas. ". Cerr.
court house; d. g 4 F4atfels. ~
n. Main: F-zrk SpragGe. 2oi n Main:
George Tspp. T1cp Brothers & 1a7-
shaw. department. stare. y. Main: inc.
M-Cc~er. proprietor Western Pacific
Tea c. (. Douglas. DcGs as c. Sim
mons. c-ruty sheriff c. SEC gsSlck CO:
Log Rcoertss % =. M1in. :. =. ou-
Gar. Sex Se5 Wichita; N. 2. Cussn.
Box Ss5. Wichita; c. T Morse, 52l
Z. Douglass Q. ?. Tsyer. III North
Enporis-
Nj Hope. ksnsss--c. c. Thomas.
merchant; r. .. watson, G. ". Sell,
stookuzn.
Clearwater. Kansas. " Dale.
4. Ssutter 5. n. Watson.
Kanona. Q. David CroSo. 3. &
Chcdd. Cnas. Chodd.
Ava. 0. T.-E. Rel. President Ava
State bank: ". .. Close. county treas
urer. Woods county: William 6reford,
Douaherty. T. }. 6umicer.
Cheney. NsnSSS-ruS1 Martin, a.
z. Hormon. ". A. Myers.
Goddard, Kansas Albert Leieh-
h5rdt
Haysvilis, Kansas. T. Crow.
John Msughter.
Larnec. Kansss.-Robert orifhn.
merchant: \. 4. Deer. merchant; p.
". Victor. probate Judge, n. s. Sos-
ers. lawyer; z. =. Parvin.
Lyons. Kansas.-E- &. Logan, Or.
W. L. May. Geo. Six. c. :. Reed
Pratt. Nansss.-O. p. uirry. c. e.
Repp. undertaken.
kio~s. Hsnsss.-wna. Garland. Or.
c. C Barnett.
caprcn. o. T-w. ". Morris. r1er.
chant; John Nelson
z. Wheeler. Kingfshsr. Q. r; L.
NJ. Beers. Ls~ton. o. T., ". Thimm.
Dodae City Kan, Jack Noristt. Ss-
Vonburg. Kan; ~. NJ Collins. Wsn-
field. Kan; L. 3. 5ullington. Dexter.
Kan: Jas. Recua. 81 Scott Kan: Or.
A. !. Thompson. Baxter Springs Kan:
Geo. n. keerer, Patterson, Kan.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-09

Geo. Walker. Jackson-Walker Coal
Co. w. E. Dulaney. Supt. Wichita
Union Stock YARDS: Oscar Smith, D.
z. Smith Realty Co.; .. (. Breese. COS
Waco. city; W. o. Vsnarsdaie, Van
arsdale z Osborne, Whine Building.
city; S. (. Dyal. corner Douglas and
Ida; Chas- n. Frost. 114+ n. Market;
Charles PAYNE, Wichita; Albert W.
HoehIe. 2eo5 {. Douglas; 7. :. Nc
Donald, First and Waco; !. n. Singer,
furniture dealer. Of Singer & Donneil.
216-2f6 ". Main: l. NJ. Morrison. Hook
aday Hardware Co.; Chss. Noyes, 10
{. Douglas Ave; n. c. Sehenebricker.
Waco ard Douglas; John s. Houck.
514 W. Central: 2. 3. Brown. 634 s.
Water; z. A. Siusser. Carey Hotel;
Edward cosson, SIS Riverview: W
2. Fryer. Eagle Office; John ". Lee
$40 w. 18th ST.; w. 2. Green. Msnhat-
tan Hotel John 2. Green, 100 "
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Wichita. Kans July 9Th. 1902
Drs Tickers & Nickers City
Gentlemen-I feel II M duty 10 express
my gratitude 10 you for the cure OF a
painful fs-lIa I kept putting Of having
Il treated for fear Of the treatment but
right here I want TO say II anybody thar
is suffer -ng from either piles or hsruia
viii call on me 7 VIII soon dispel that
fear r n their minds. Trusting any
BODY that may read this who is suffering
from rher ~ the above diseases, VIII
take tine % can at my office. over IL
y. Maia St and 7 viii never be too busy
u tel # the good The doctors have done
for ne and how easy she treatment IS.
7 was not detained from my business at
a.. / am, yours Tor health.
O. A. HATFIELD,
ia Nnrfn Main.
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A. w. HoEHLE.

wichita Kans. Mar. 10Th, 1902.
Drs Nickers < Vickers.
Gentlemen-Words fail to express the
SINGERS gratitude that I have FOR you
gentlemen After twenty years OF suf-
fering from a severe case Of piles. and
had given UP hope OF ever being cured.
7 saw your advertisement in the Wichita
Eagle went 70 YOU took your treat
menr and was cured Please consider
yourselves free TO refer 70 me, and l say
70 any ore suffering with piles, avail
yourself Of the golden opportunity, and
see these gentlemen. and II you wish. call
on me and il viii Be a pleasure for me
10 state what they have done for me.
Yours Truly.
ALBERT ". HOEHLE,
2905 z. Douglas Wichita, Kan.
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p 2 BROWN.

wichita. Kans., April list, 1892
Drs Vickers K Vickers.
Wichita hanS.
= Dear Sirs-It has now been about three
months since you dismissed me cured OF
a very bad fistula OF about fifteen years
standing For the past TWO years / was
unable 10 do any kind OF manual labor
1 am doing work now that I could not
have done at al before treatment, and
rnv general health is better than it has
been for years Your treatment was a
GOd-send 10 me-. IN regard 70 your treat
ment. I can say that ii is mild and
bought grain all the time l was being
fresTad and the fee paid is nothing in
comparison TO the relief obtained You
did not ask ore cent until / was satisfied.
and then gave me d guarantee against
the return Of the disease What more
could any one ask
Your SINGERS friend.
r p. BROWN.
s34 5. Water