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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-15
BINGHAM STREAM BAD,
That is the Report made by State hedi'
cal Inspector Woodward.


state Medical Inspector r, f. Wood
ward has handed IN his report Of the
investigation Of the stream running
through Bingham, and it shows very
uusayory sanitary conditions In one
fork at upper Bingham, and In the
other fork. beyond the town limits wega
found eight closets, and a large and as
sorted lot OF abandoned mattresses, old
Guns. rotten clothes and a miscellare-
GUS collection of refuse, The water was
very nthy I'm the town limits were
found four closets, and draining into
the creek were many streamets Of sink
water. refuse from saloons and Stops OF
various kinds There was no provision
for the disposition Of this matter. but
the town authorities promised the In
spector that they would clean house.
closets were found I'm front door yards,
and a large share Of the population APP
pesrod to be utterly ignorant OF the re-
Quiremcnts Of health The local author
ites said IL would be useless for them
To try to do anything unless the Upper
Bingham people did something. How
ever. plans for local sewer system
are being considered, and the town au-
thorites appear TO be willing TO do
what they can.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-15
Frank Pasquale Executed.

Spokane Wash, Sept. l5.--Franl,
Pasquale was hanged IN the state peni-
Tertiary AT Walla Walla az 5;24 a. m.
today.
His crime was the deliberate muir
der OF Charles Gray at Tacoma in
May 1904 the result OF a quarrel over
an insurance policy.
Pasquale made q statement last night
IN which he confessed the murder but
denounced his attorneys for alleged
failure TO push his defense vigorously
before the supreme court
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-15
Must Release British Subject.

Shanghai. Sept, 1.-THE British vice
consul has gone to Qulnsan to insist
upon the Immediate release Of Brit
ish subject now IN confinement
The British subject referred to is an
employee Of the Shanghai Nankln rail-
road, Of Chinese descent He Is al
legged to have been tortured some time
ago by a Chinese magistrate at Quin-
san. near Shanghai, who, In turn. was
imprisoned for his act. subsequently
It was reported that the Chinese In
question had been removed 10 500
Chow, Notwithstanding the protest Of
the British consul at ShaighaL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-15
LATE LOCALS.

A rummage sale will be held by the
ladies Of the First Methodist church to-
morrow morning, IN the old church
building.
The level OF the great lake is now
40 OF q foot below the zero mark,
and nearly q foot lower than It was
a year ago at this time
The Salvation Army win hold holl-
ness meeting at II a, m. Sunday. with a
free and easy at 3 p m, and speaking
In the evening on interesting topics.
Secretary Cox Of the d. A. & NJ. So
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-15
Cholera Bulletin.

,o 5Srila' Sept l5,--The ofieh, ,.n..
c cGeay announces eight new ol'letln
e emI,ns ana three deaths in SS1'ss D,
ci'ullls az noon. making a to,sii hours
ISIS oaS ana 5S deaths. Tho rSa. OF l8l
Gre one each In the nirsohsu' T p oass'
s,, and konigsbelE dIstp p' ,BBrs.au.
districts. ana Fatos,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-15
BUSINESS NOTES.

Todays local bank clearings amount
cd 20 1851 ,62S So as against $3.50, 792. %
for the same day last year.
The Il. e. NJ. !. Warehour on Fourth
West street will be ready for occupancy
oct /, and prove a great convenience
10 the Institution.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-15

one.half Of the pupils attend school
In the forenoon and the other half
IN the afternoon 1t is more than likely
that the taxpayers viii take action 10
relieve the situation this year by yot-
Ing bonds for the erection OF number
OF new school buildings IN addition to
those which are now under way.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-15
NEW TELEPHONE COMPANY
1t is to Operate in Eastern Utah and
Filed Its Articles Today

A copy of the articles Of incorpora-
ton Of the Eastern Utah Telephone
company Of Price, Carbon county was
filed In the secretary Of states office
today Its capital stock Is $4,000, dl-
vidcd into shares OF the par value Of
$40 each. Reuben G.. Miller is presi-
denC A. McGoyeuery. vice president
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-15
FIRE AZ LAME DEER.
Barracks Occupied by Agency En-.
ploYes DESTROYED.

Helena Mont Sept ia special to
the Record from Forsyth says a tele-
phone message from the Northern
Cheyenne Indian agency al Lame Deer
40 miles southwest. reports the des-
tructIon by fire Of the barracks occupied
as residences by a few agency EN-
ployes Fortunately It was ration day
and many Indians who were Mt the
agency assisted I'm preventing the
spread OF the fire. as the place Is
without fire protection.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-15
WATER THEIR MILK.
Four Country Diaries Diluting Fluid at
Rate Of One TO Four.

The city food Inspector submitted
this week to city Chemist Harms SAM
pies Of milk taken from 40 different
souroes Of production, including n
number of suburban diaries. Four
samples OF the country milk were found
TO be below the standard, having been
Watered at the rate OF one gallon OF
water 20 four gallons Of milk The vio-
lators OF the law are being looked az
ter IN such a way that II is doubtful
il they try this dodge again.
GOOD GELATINE.
The chemist was also this week CIV
en- for analysis 10 samples Of geatlne
and gelatine preparations, picked up at
random at the local grocery stores,
and all the samples were found free
from adulteration, Gelatiue IS a SUBJ
stance obtained by the action OF boiling
water on animal tissues such as ten
dons, ligaments and bones, then dry
ing and subsequently purifying, The
product IS insOluhle IN cold water but
soluble I'm hot water. forming a Jelly
on cooling where 1 or more per centage
OF the geiatine Is present 1t Is used
IN cooking, and Is prepared IN small
packages OF one 10 liz ozs either In
shredded or graduated forms.
Coco COLA O. *,
The state dairy and food department
submitted to state Chemist Harms this
week a specimen bottle OF prepared
C0cu-Cola picked out az random at
local grocery An analysis showed the
sample entirely free from opium or
any W the deriyatlons of morphine, as
.H....
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-15
AFTERNOON EXCHANGE

,ys sales on s.i the exchange this aftor,...
Lower Mammoth 1900 at7,
ar Dew Se YORK. 500 at 1914; 800 at l9s Cd,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-15
1000 BELL TELE-
PHONES I'm SALT
LAKE SEPT. 18TH

GAIN or 1000 SINCE JANUARY f.
This phenomenal Increase made DOS.
slble through the endorsement Of he
people.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-15
TOO LATE FOR
CLASSIFICATION
LOST
DIVIDEND NOTICE

THE UTAH SUGAR CO..
Notice 10 hereby given tn1'
the regular quarterly diFl,
dends Of ~ per ctn' N" w
preferred, and ~. per- gee4i,
On the common stock f. ny
company, will be- payable az
tho 0fdce OF the company,
Deseret News Annex on
Sept. 30, isl5. me aloeA
transfer books OF ne o.l
many will be closed sept y
iG5. al i9 noon and r.1psnel
oct. md, 1905. az lQ1 Nv
HORACE q. WHITNbN
Sec, 6 Treas
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-15
SUMMER COLDS.

Laxative Bromo Qunlne, the worldwide
Cold cure removes the cause. Call Tot
the full name and look Tor signature OF
L W Grove. &c,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-15
HEAVY DAMAGES.
Miner who Was Injured Wants $4,000
Prom Company

Michael NJ Sullivan began suit yes
terd1y afternoon On the federal court
for $4,000 damages, the defendant be-
ing the Centennial Eureka Mining CONF
pany The complaint alleges that sui
Ivan while working ON the Maryland
stope OF the mine last February, was
injured by a cave-iu and crippled for
lifo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-15
MISCELLANEOUS
MRS. ROSEMARY GLOsZ
WHITNEY

Is now ready TO receive students IA,
ian method laugh. I'm voice productior
Coaching IN Oratorio, Italian ana Gs s
man operas. Studio 21O South MAIN 3,
Entrance through dloszs Fur store.
Just drop In and see tho new chin,
store. Davies & Co., 30 South Nsir
The newest designs and shspss +,
chinaware, glasswora, cut glass Ian
anese goods, Russian brasses. Every.
thing marked In plain figures.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-15
BORN.

REISER.-ln this city. Sept u. 1885, 10
the wife Of Albert s Reiser, a gr
Mother and child doigg well
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-15
DIED,

HlCKS.-ln this city. Sept a. ls6. %
old age and general debility. CUtrs
Elsie Hicks widow Of William Hicks
horn March q, lSlS.
Funeral notice later
WlSE.--At his residence. g0 south Thfl
East street this city Sept l5 1915 o.
heart disease John g. Wise, a native
of Germany, aged 50 years
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-15
MAY REIGN.

Since the principals submitted their
statements to the chief, they have not
discussed the matter for publication, II
Is limited that they are likely 20 tender
their designations before the report
reaches the council and before that
body can take Final" action
when seen this morning chief By
water declined 10 discuss the matter.
stating that his position had been clear
ly defined to the COMMITTEES during its
Investigation
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-09
CHAPTER xxx.
mn LAsr or LUXE HANNoND.

THE LAST OF LUXE HAMMOND.
Luke Hammond found Kate Elgin
as Nancy Harker had described.
The unfortunate girl was not feign-
ing deliriuIn. for she had swallowed.
while drinking Tater the poisonous
drug Hammond had smeared In the
goblet. she was pale. very pale. bur
On each snowy cheek burned a bright
red spot. while her splendid. dark
brown eyes were unnaturally brilliant.
She paced TO and fro with a restless,
purposeless haste and took no notice
OF those around her
This is my Intended wife. Mr.. All
day" said Hammond.
Can she make the responses. Mr.
Hammond" asked Allday. 30 whom
Kate Elgin was stranger.
lis It necessary. AR. AlldayT'
"NOt n you think otherwise. Mr.
Hammond" said Alldsy. But she *
not in a state 20 know what is COINS
on"
That matters not" said Hammond
where Is Daniel. Mrs. Harkerg"
Il believe he sleeps. VIII call him.
I HaiG -NdnNyt sV-ub from TIC AOoM 4ult
the hall.
"Gfve me your hand. Miss Elgin.'
said Hammond.
Kate looked at him wildly. but al,
not move muscle.
| Hammond took her hand in his. am
she made no resistance.
Come" said Hammond leading he
toward the door.
She followed him Ia silence. and n
led her into the hall and thence throug
the ante-room OF the crimson chambe
into the presence OF her father.
"Haw cried Hammond. Who move
that bedT'
Il did" said Henry Elgin stcrnly.
"For whatf'
There was draueht near the graz
that chilled ICY very bones. said Elgii
Nancy HarkeV and DAME! now can
in.
'Heng Elgin." SAID Hammond. "ye
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-09
Mrs Anna Potts

Frequent backEche aud distressing
pains, accompanied By Offensive dis
charges and generally by Irregular
and scanty nenst<uation indicate = dis
plscsment or nerve degeneration Of
The womb and surrounding organs
The question that troubles women
r. how can = woman who has some fe-
male trouble bear healthy children?
Mira. Anna Potts. Of $50 Park Avenue,
Hot Springs. Ark, wr1tes:
Nv Dear Mrs Pirtham:-
Z During tbe early part az nay married life
.ras dslleets ID heel1a both my husband ana
I were very anxious Tor q child - bless Our
home b1s had two miscarriagss. and could
ssot carry child % maturity retEhbor
Who had been cured oy Lydia x. finkfs&Hn :
vegetable Compound ADVISED fns 70 Try ". j
did 20 and soon felt that i ives growing
stronger, my headaches and beckaches LETT
me. had 10 more bearing down painss and
Felt tiks a new woman. Villain q ye&r
became the mother q q strong, hSelthJ
child. tbs soy q our bone Lydia Z. Pink
ha1n's veEetAb4e Compound u certainly Z
splozdid remedy, and wish every wesnaz
rho wants 70 beoorns q usotber would ny II
Actual sterility in woman Is veTJ
rare II any woman thinks she "a nter
/ lie, let her try Lydia +. Pinkbsrn'
( Vegetables Com pound and Tritn 20 Mrs
I Pinkharn. Lynn. Mass. Her advice !
tree 70 expectant OK would DO nsotherA
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-09
REGULAR AT CHURCH SERVICE
TWO Philadelphia Cats Have Pro
ncunesc Religious Turn.

Opposite Hunting Park. or old
York road. resides a family. Torpey
by name The Torpeys own two cats
hat are different frosn other cats IN
hat they so 10 church. AS regularly
as Sunday morning arrives the pair
Of felines NAV be seen following the
Torpeys 20 ST stephens church.
Broad and Butler streets. No matter
what The weather or transpirings -
back fc2ccs IRE TWO pious cats brave
probable attacks by impiouS mongreis
and set an example THAI many HUI
mans would do well TO follow.
NeiehborS viii attest TO the truthful
ness Of the statement that the church
zoing felines spend the very early
morning hours Of Sunday in licking
themselves into that state Of cleanli-
ness which Is said 20 DC secon dary
only 70 ro6linCss- Their fur is glossy
their paws immaculate. and not a
whisker IS out OF place.
Arrived az the church. tho cats con
tent themselves with peering in az the
door. They are seemingly content &c
delegate The praying 90 their owners
Then they slip into the vestibuie OF
the priests house adjoining. cuil ~
aud doze until church is out. whcr
they follow the Torpeys home and live
normal cat lives until another Sunday
Philadelphia Telegraph.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-09

Certainly-anyth$ng you say. Mr.. |
Hammond"
Right. I shall pay You well 1
shall also need your evidence hereafter.
Until 1 desire your presence be so Kind
as 10 retire into the next room. You
VIII find refreshments there"
"Oh. l shall wait patiently. Mr.. Ham
mond." said Alday. as Hammond con
Quoted him into small apartment and
left him before some tempting edibles.
THAT man IS n glutton." said Ham
mon to himself. when again at his
desk Feed him we'll and he viii
serve you ali yoUr life"
He was working with his cunning
pen when Nancy Harker appeared.
"Sbe has used the goblet you pre-
pared" said Nancy.
Good, am waiting for John
Marks" said Hammond Return 70
Miss Elgin. and let me know how she
is IN half an hour. l shall wait no
longer"
Nancy went away. and after half an
! hours absence returned 70 the library.
well" said Hammond. throwing
/ aside his pen.
"Catharine Eigln seems out OF her
/ mind. dizzy. faint. She does not rec
/ nize ma. She walks about. hut says
b nothing" said Nancy. looking quite
( frightened
Right. Now 90 tell Henry Elgin
that his daughter is drugged. That
am going 20 marry her in his presence
That I viii delay the ceremony II he
will make n will az desire"
What use2 You can forge one now
without danger" said Nancy.
40 man can forge without danger"
said Hammond. III possible 1 must
have a will from Henry Elgins own
pen and hand I find so many altera-
lions 10 make IN this Will that ! cannot
use IL Unless Elgin makes another
viii I shall be forced 10 forge one from
heading 20 signature. IL Is II o'clock.
Make haste"
Nancy departed. and soon returned
saying:
Henry Elgin deGes You"
Docs he2 Curse the obstinate fool
said Hammond. II will wait 20 long
er FOR John Marks. Go 10 Miss Elgin
VIII Doe there IN moment
Il wish 81 was all over" said Nancy
rs she went away.
Hammond entered the room whcr'
hc had left Mr.. Allday. and found tina
worthy man highly pleased
Come" said Hammond. I'VE vii
now visit the bride and make an enc
OF it,"
"Of course. Anything you desire
Mr. Hammond ] viii do" said All
day. as Hammond led him into Ga
eastern wing.
Ia the hall Hammond paused.
Did you see anything. Mr. Al
day." De asked. trembling and starin
before him.
Where"
Before us~
Nothing but an empty hail." sal
Allday
True. there is nothing else" sal
Hammond. Come on"
But Hammond had seen. and for IN
: first time while awake. the phantOI
= face Of his dead father.
n lie attributed IL TO his fevered brai
! and resolved 10 so on IN evil
- he went on.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-09
Making Drum H-ad..

Drum heads and banjo heads are
made very carefully. indeed. and not n
little skill is required 10 produce n
smooth. even. unhroken skin. The
drum and banjo heads are all made
from skins. Calfskin is the best mate
rial. but shecpskin IS =ooI.
The hides come by rail 30 The factory
in great bundles. They are exactly ~
when taken from the carcass. except
that they have been pickled I'm salt. ON
receipt az the factory the hides arc
thrown into a small pond beside the
building. and left there 90 soak in run
ming water until an tine sal; is washed
out. This takes a long time. After
being freshened the dies are thrown
over frames and broken The bits OF
flesh remaining on the hides are re-
moved. and the skin is then soft and
pliable
The hide Is next put in a vat with
lime and left there FOR about TWO
weeks. This loosens the hair which
IS scraped OF Then the skin Is
stretched tight on a frame and shaved
on both sides Another bath il val
gives the skin transparent effect and
nuts e. in applC-pie orGer. once more
the skin is stretched out on the frames
and f any finishing touches are needed
they are given. After being cut 10
shape So is ready FOR the market.
The army drum heads are nineteen
90 twenty inches in diameter. Other
sizes vary from the tiny ones. used fol
toy drums 10 the great bic bass drums
some OF which are sixty inches IN diam
f ctcr. Banjo heads are OF more uniform
+ size.-Brooklyn Eagle.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-09

behold your oaugntss- cue s@i~,ss. sts~
sees and hears. But FOR the tirIe her
mind is vacant. She knows nothing
DO you still refuse 20 obey mer
"Lst me speak TO that man VINO
wears garb nat have Respected and
honored all my life" said Elgin. who
held his arms folded across his breast
ut IL useless for you to speak to
him" said Hammond. Answer my
question"
"Suu viii speak 20 him." said FL
gin. "Sir. whoever you are. I am the
father Of that unfortunate girl. AS her
father. forbid this outrage TO be
done"
MIR. Hammond" said Allday, terri
bly, alarmed At his situation. perhaps
this affair had best 20 no farther"
"Siiencc. Thomas Anday." said Ham,
mond. 1T must 20 on to the end. Do
You refuse 20 90 on. sirT'
II am afraid-that is-you know the
circumstances OF the case" stammered
| Allday
7 "The circumstances OF the case.
Thomas tilday. are these" seid Ham,
mond. "Nou have committed forgery.
I hold the proofs in my hands. I can
produce them at any moment and send
you to Sing Sing. You know thatZ--
Il do-unfovtunately j do" said All
day. who shrank from Henry Eigin'H
terrible glance 20 bc appalled, 10y the
| Gcrceness OF HammondS eyes
"WH YOU 90 on with the ceremonyT'
| demanded Luke Hammond.
Still Allday paused. He feared this
future. He was not a clergyman
though ne saw that Henry Elgin be
| lieved him 20 be one.
To bee continued.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-09
AT that IS FoNo OF HUNTlHG
szssschgsetts Animal a. Adept AZ Re
trle.-nl Cane.

szssschgsetts Animal a. Adept a. Re
trtesing Game.
The sre-en az me last street or
rre house have a BLACK cat which ls
remarkable fo~ several things. d.
possesses Eiz toes on each foot. AID
-rrl-r rhe paet ye1r 81 has had about
tEo score AID ten kittens which have
sl had fhe same number - cigir1
The cat also has become q follower
- the hunting game in more ways
fhar he average fellre has aspirsc 20.
j. has az excellent record Tor bunting
rats and mice RAT can be found about
The premise. but h IS also hunter
after re fa-h.oa dogs one o. tne
arerren tzses trips into the neighboT-
Ing places Tor hunting birds. AID
zhereveT re goes The cat Is sure 10 be
wlth him Whenever he brings down
any game the cat Is there % claim the
quarry
4. Is said fhzt the animal viii follow
the person in question for niles IN
order % get the game. and IL cannot
be cecSlvec. Tor as soon as one q ths
/ fremer ln the hCsse starts out viii
. xuu the ca IL always z faithful FOL
lower Yesterday ozs o. these .rip'
vas taken with some success, sno "a
car seemed as pleased a. The resalti
as w2s he SprinSEel'
(MzEsS Republican
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-09

An Interesting story or n valuable
topaz now in the possession OF Slguor
Nicola Careni comes from Naples. says
the Rome correspondent OF the London
Leader. The topaz which Signor Car
ELI brought back from Bazil some
years ago is so large that IL IS said TO
weigh over two pounds. 4 Neapolitan
artist. seeing the stone. begged TO be al
lowed TO cngrave the figure OF Christ
ON it IN cameo The work is now TN
ished and Signor Carelli has been look
Ing for a purchaser The value OF the
jewel is. however. so great that even
the Pope himself 20 whom it was Of
fered. could not AFFORD TO buy 10. Fin
ally. says the Italie a committee has
been formed in Naples with the pur-
pose OF buying the jewel from its pres
ent owner by public subscription and
offering il 10 Leo XIII. as a jubilee
present. II is TO be hoped. therefore.
that this wonderful treasure VIII be
seen by visitors TO the Vatican Mu-
scum. Signor Carelii declares shat
there Is no other sucA stone Ia the
world
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-09
-1E Coffee -EEET-"
e 80 "a uSn--rous - ~ Tobacco or
WhlsLr ffsa-r.

~-arre heart Is Common % many
en@re- users ars 81 .atle 70 send TIE
eErurT rs LIS ~ her long bone = rae
T7u~ - persisted lr- You ran run t--.--
u - far;v yards and frl 0ut 10 y0rr
k<zrt n -rout &C. a Lady who was
a-s-r rI-tln 30 f1e ..oossee heart
Wrs;rE rrou Oregon
II have beck . labi.usi Cser ~ CO..
see Al ~ Tie zns have suffered very
zzues In recent yrzrs fron ailments
rwhlch 4 became satisfied we're directly
asr ~ -he poisou CD tbe beverage. 81 $
90 fgrnid lr~r aud Indigestion. rhich
- fnrs zrz1e ~ conpiexion blOtchy
-A1S rzu1dF-
TNrn ny heart becs u.r Affected II
-sozss oesf r-osf rapidly Just after /
Grss-z ny eocee and 70 below normal
60 f3zr csn~e eject wore OF some
0rneS ~ pgss- would go as bigh ~
H. seass 70 TIE m.oufs sly family
were eresfiy alarmed af ny condition.
snd ar LAST nOiher persuaded me 70
.ke<sr Fhe use o. Postum Food LOfle~.
~ xzre CD che Cd cozee entirely and
aAsetxsrsT- aa1 made Posf0n ny sois
eztsfe beverage. This vas ssx Doafbs
ezs. an6 az my IT,. ne inc igestiou.
fas<frve 1lrer and fickesy heart sefsoG
azve passed away. and ny completion
hzs become clear and natural. Tb'
Emurerernrnt ses In very sooH after
pnzde fbe chang lost "a soon zs fh'
<u>e~r rseison had tine 70 work oot o.
my system
~1Er 1ukbsDd has also been great,
rzur~eoeed By the use q Postum. sDt
-. 50 49, . efnarfs breakfsSf Effi
Fuxtnzn 81 as setlsfrlng and nor
,nfrenE he1ing thap tlse Old h<srle
xr%xf we rSed % have with lie otke
ksr6 ~ coffee" Nafne giren ~ Pc'
azu Co EsftIe Greek 1icb.
Ebrxe'e reason. Read the little booi
~11e Dozd 70 ,xeliriiie.- IL psS&
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-09

Rev. Brown. a man OF less than me-
dunn stature. possessed a high, squeaky
voice.
Not long ago he was invited 10 exc
change pulpits with a minister in 4
neighboring city. The church in which
he was TO preach was much more i'm
posing than the home chapel.
Arriving early he peered from behind
the pulpit and watched what he cOu-
sldered an immense congregation with
trepidation.
As the last notes OF the organ volun-
tary died away his little head popped
UP from behind the desk. and without
word OF warning be p!pcd OUT. 1t "a
!. be not afraid. "--Lippincott.