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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-02-03
sg-The Cartoon Lectures b,

Hon. Frank ;, Reagan at the courl
house Sunday night was a very en-,
loyable entertainment. Ii was q
rare treat and should been more
largely attended. Wny are our
people so lax in the patronage Of our
lecture courses? We can see no
good reason for it for we are conf.
dent there is variety, spice and edu.
cation enough in them TO satisfy
any and all tastes and give to every
one the full value OF their money
The enterpri-ing gentleman, Prof
Wellmsn, who has this matter in
charge is our own citizen and is in
terested = the uplifting OF our town
and every one should so far as they
can lend him helping hand, and
thereby improve the younger PEG.
pie and give an enjoyable evening
TO many, weary with the days labor. |
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-02-03
Notice OF Executors Sale OF Personal
Property.

Notice is hereby given tina, the under
signed, executor OF tile last will an
testament Of Eliza ;. HOBBS. deceased
Will offer for sale, at public auction, al
The late residence OF the te~tator, il
Madison township, in Dubois county, il
the state Of Indiana, on
Tues day February p, A. D. 1905,
the personal property of said estate. no
taken 10y the widow, consisting of
horses, II COWS, several young cattle
wagon, > buggies, farming implements
lot OF tools, hay, beds and bedding
household and kitchen furniture, sewinl
machine, books and various other arti
cles. Said sale to begin at nine o'cl ocE
a. m.
Terms All sums Of five dollars and
under cash in hand, over five dollars 9
credit Of not to exceed nine months will
De given, the pa chaser executing bis
note therefor, bearing six per cent in-
-crest from date until paid, waving re-
lief providing for attorneys fees and
With good freehold surety to the appro
IA of the executor,
VIM. A. TRAYLOR. Executor
January 26, l90j-3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-02-03
School HOUSE BURNED.
THE NEW SCHOOL HOUSE AT HOLLAND
mo. BURNED TO THE GROUND
Special to the COURIER.

HOLLAND, IND Feb. ?, 1905 =
The citizens OF our little town were
awaken this morning by the shrill
cry Of Fire. Fire! and found that
the beautiful brick school building
just completed and occupied two
weeks ago was all ablsze
The citizens turned out in bucket
brigade and did all they could, but
it was OF no avail, the FIRE spread
rapidly and in short time had also
grasped the old school building
which stood near the new one and
both were entirely destroyed.
The fire originated in the base
meut OF the new building it being
supposed that the heating apparatus
being either out Of order or no. pro-
perly constructed.
The loss TO tAe township is about
s. 900 without no insurance.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-02-03
A New Directory

There has just been issued by the
Cumberland Telephone Company &
new "a page directory Of its su bscri.
bers in Dubois County, which show:
that the Company's business 10 Du-
bois county is steadily on the in.
crease, under the efficient and
pleasant management Of their loo al
manager, Mr.. ID. w. Wigs. and
bis assistants, Mr.. Chanley, at Jas
per, Mr.. Bishop, at Ferdinand, and
Mr.. Dieckman, at Birdseye. The
Company make a speciality of Civ
Jog good service and their large
list of subscribers show that the,
are pushing to the front.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-02-03
Real Estate Transfers

Chas. w Jacobs to Jacob D. Schnell,
l0la s26 81 ,675.
A. Z. Weininger to Chas d. Wening.
er, last will
Dan NJ Lichlyter to f. w. w.isman
goa s3i, $50.
John Lorey to Jacob &. Lorey. und 1,
4 4 Of lot -, Jasper, $500.
Mary Q. Finke 0 L. b. Finke, lot
Huntingburg, $3.50.
J.. b. Finke TO Fred j. Brendle, lit !,
Huntilgburg, $3.50.
Curtis Cummins to Mary +. Cummins,
SOa sec ] $500.
Phil SpiKer to Jno. r TIoing. lots q
and 80, Huntingbdrg, $3.50.
Nancy N. Beebe to Mary T.. Collins
lots ?, 3, IS and %, Mentor, $3.50
Sophia Pfaff to verney Pfaff, last will.
Fred + Branienstein to II. w. Arm
strong, Let 8, Iiuntingburg.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-02-03

su- Mr.. and Mrs. j NJ. Johnson,
of Huntingburg trans acted business
here this week.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-02-03
Practices OF the MEDICAL Trust.

+ 1T Wayne, Ind, Jan. 6, 1905
Editor Journal-Gazette
| notice 10 this mornings Jour
nal. Gazette that Dr.. Crow, OF Gosh
IN, purposes appealing his case L
the supreme court. Ii he does
will venture conjecture that it will
be goodbye 10 the state me6ics
board. The supreme court of New
Hampshire, 4 short time ago, in +
case of the Christian Scientists
decided that in this country the PEG
pie have the right 10 choose who
ever they may desire to treat then
when sick, all laws of state legisla
lures to The contrary notwithstaud
ing. Medicine il not science any
more than is christianity. Ii medl
cine was q science We would moi
have allopaths, homeopaths, hydro
paths, osteopaths, eclectics, physio
needles, psycho-trerapy, dlvin'
healing, faith cure, etc etc, III
christianity was science we woulo
not have Greek Catholics, Roman
Catholics Episcopalians, Presby
terians, Msthodists, Baptists. Luth
Grams, Disciples and God only know
what all Take the medical tex
looks OF the last fifty years and
divide them into periods Of ten years
each There j. no comparison in
their teaching. The contrast is toe
great for comparison. Each serie-
will reverse the other. The authors
thought they were right " hen they
wrote them and that Is all they
know to day. The practice OF med
icine is theory aud no man but al
ignoramus will vote for a law L
govern a theory. Who desired thest
medical laws? Twill tell you Tn,
doctors who feared compe tition snC
who would have a bay window il
the seat of their breeches and b,
out at the elbows If i: was not for
law to enable them to monop liz
the practice OF medicine You can
not name a prominent man who ha-
been seriously i'll during the pal
twenty years and was treated BY
these science CD doctors but wha
died. Too mu-n science AID no
enough good horse sense 10 the sick
room. Now when a man 9 T. +
pain within foot Of bis naval some
science CD doctor gets a butte her
knife, meat saw aud gimlet and be
gins cutting into his belly FOR $500,
and calls it appendicitis. If the
poor fellow gets well-which be
seldom does-he is glad to pay il,
and il he dies bis estate must pay
it. Has the passing Of medical
laws reduced the death rate in this
state? | answer, No, emphatically
not. The medical Law of Indiana
is a direct violation OF the Conslitu
ton Of the United States. 1t says
TIE citizen OF each state il entitled
to all the privileges and immunities
u the citizen of the several states.
Indiana medical laws Gays a man
cannot practice in this state unless
be lives in this state. called the
attention of the Ohio Med cal Board
to this clause of the United States
Constitution through my attorney
at Columbus, Ohio, and the board
did not modest me after that. i
had the decision of Ju ige Day at
the time, who informed me be
would declare the law unconstitu
tional as soon az my case would be
brought before him. | was treat
ing his daughter at that time.
j. w. YoUNGE, NJ. d.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-02-03
Notice of Appointment.

State OF Indiana, Dubois County. S.
Notice i hereby given, that the un-
designed has been ap, ointed admins
TRAITOR with the Will annexed OF IN,
estate OF Amanda c. Wineinger deceas
ed, late OF Dubois County. Indiana
said estate is solvent.
SAMC Ell A. GLEZEN,
Aimr with will annexed
rraylor Il Taylor Attys
Jan. -. l9,5-3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-02-03

State OF Indiana County Of Dubois, s..
Notice u hereby given, that the I'M
designed has duly qualified as executor
OF the last will and testament of Elijah
IS. Hobbs, deceased. late OF Dubois
County, Indiana, Said estate is solvent.
VIM. A. TRANLOR. Executor
Ian ~ 1QOl Sw
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-02-03

DIED;-Thursday Feb. ,, 1905,
Miss Rosa Schrader, age "a years
5 months, Il days. Consumption
being the cause. Deceased was the
Oldest daughter of the late Ben
SchradeI, and leaves two sisters ano
three brothers AID hos. Of friends
to mourn her uniimely death In
terment in st. Josephs cemetery
Saturday morning Feb. 18th, at :45
A. ID Friends are invited TO at
tend.
Peace be TO her ashes.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-02-03

g-Trustee VIM. Helming Of
Ferdinand Up. transacted official
business here Wednesday.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-02-03

h1- Mrs. Leo +. Spayd is confn-
ed to her bel with stomach trouble
We wish her a speedy recovery.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-02-03

s9- Arrested for fonicstion On
Thursday Sheriff Cassidy arrested
one Busch Schipp and Liza Mere
hansen on a charge OF fornication
brought against them by the late
Grand Jury, in default of 800 bond
each they were committed to jsil.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-02-03

Sixteen ounces Of performance
to every pound of promise in the
advertisements of The COURIER.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-01-11
Asbury News.

Our community is enjoying splendid
health at tnis writing
l'hc hii>tmas holidays we're very
p,casaL''y spent by young aud OLD,
but as tie New Year took place of the
old every one seemed 10 be inspired
with new life and energy.
Several changes have been recently
made among the citizens OF our sec
ton.
Mrs. W. A. Bolt, wife Of the late
w. A. Bolt, has moved to Lavonia,
Ga, 10 enter her children in the La
voniu Graded School. She lived near
the Green Pond section, which aflulds
no school. We think the patrons OF
Green Pond should make grentcr
efforts for q school in this section
Our people have begun to realize the
value OF an education and others may
move away in search OF these ndynn-
tages.
MIR. John G.. Martin is wearing a
broad sGiile-it's boy.
MIR. Joe Garrison has moved from
Green Pond to Denver, where his
children will enter school.
AFR. VIM. Erwin has sold his property
at Centerville and in the future will
make his home ut Honea Path. We
regret very much to giveup Mr.. Erwin,
for he has been valuable citizen of
our community for more than twenty
years. His mills and farm were pur-
chased by MIR. Joe Bowden, and the
farmers will be accommodated at the
mills by Mr. Campbell as miller.
Mr.. Pink Davis, from Bolton, has
moved to his farm near Asbnry.
Gladly do we again welcome our
pastor, Rev. D. A. Merritt. He has
iabored faithfully with us for two
years.
Our school hero is in tlourishing
condition, taugSs by Miss Rosa Mo
DOwald, of fWestminnter. She is high
ly esteemed by both pupils and COM
munity. All we need now is larger
school building to accommodate the
! children.
Mr.. VIM. Bolt is suffering from rheu-
matism. He can't tell which hurts
him the mors-the rheumatism or the
fact that he can't fish and hunt.
School Girl.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-01-11
Mountain Creek News.

AS 1 nave seen nothing from our
burg for some time, and y0u seem to
have no regular correspondent from
here, thought / would send you a
few dots.
Christmas passed quietly with us,
and we have hidden 1904 adieu and
welcomed 1905 in. Let us try to make
it the best, happiest and most useful
one of our life. Let US not lose = sin
sweeter and happier as the days go by
and strive to scatter sunshine instead
of shadows wherever we go. ,
Mrs. Susan Crawford and family
have gone to Anderson. They intend
to make the oity their home. We re-
gTet to sec them go.
Mr.. Jesse and Master Wilbul White
Willie Webb, of the Hopswell neigh
borhood, visited his brother, Thomas
Webb, Christmas
Mrs.. John Findley died at her home
on Thursday. She was sick for some
timo. She suffered great deal dur
ing nn.d her last psss say after hs day
and saw her life slowly ebbiDg away
until Thursday God called her. higher.
She VISA laid to rest in the Mountain
Creek churchyard while God vested
the day with weeping clouds
Rev. John Mann will preached at
Mountain Creek the third Sunday.
Our school at this place is in a iourr
ishing condition under this excellent
management ut Miss Luuise Ander-,
son. 81 as,i5f@
Rev. w. b. Hawkins has been elect-
ed pastor for 1905 Mt this place. The
meeting days have been changed to ths
first and third Sunday.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-01-11
Piedmont Union.

The Piedmont Union No. will meet
with tn" Nj. piSgah Church on Satur-
day before the 5tb Sunday iE January
1T 10 "A. N. introductory sermon by
Rcv. G; l.. Glide; alternate, Rev l..
y. DHrham.
LIST Query: Ought not our preachers
be more doctrinal in their prcaching?n
). +. Phillips and g. y. Wyatt.
End: what authority have Baptists
in holding to the doctrine of eternal
pnniishment?' Rev, q. NJ. Rogers and
T.. A Durham.
The ladies' missionary society vii.
meet immediately after dinner. Mrs
w. a. Jordan will read piece Of her
own selection, Miss Cleo RicLey will
read an essay. and Miss Onie Elenburg
viii rccltc. Each society Will send two
delegates and churches having no So
cictlcs will please send one delegate.
All come prepared to make this meet
ing interesting as well as profitable.
A. NJ. Guyton, for Committee.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-01-11

- ever Items.

W. y. Garrison, Jr.. returned To
charleston Monday after spending two
friends nere. He is in charge of the
Clemson College Experiment Station
On the Coast and i succeeding finely
wit!l the wolk
Miss i}cssi. McNVhorter spent several
days in New berry last week rs che was
cnroute to Florence, 5. c., to take h II
position as stcnographcr tor Il firm at
.ihat place.
Miss Carrie Douthtt and Miss Mary
IBlackman have returned to resume
their studies III the Lander College a
Greenwood
Mcssls. Robert Erwin and Clifton
McWhorter left last week to secure po-
sitious at Ware Shoals, where a Water,
Light and Power Company is erecting
= large plant.
Mr. }. II. liowdcn has purchased Tie
'Ccntrcyillc Mills and tine plantation of
Nh Nm. Erwin, and Mr.. Erwin has
gone 10 iiouea Patn to make his future
home. MIR. Erwin leaves nIany friends
in this section who deeply eympath,Ie
with him in the breaking mp Of hiS
lovely home by the death of his much
esteemed wife some weeks ago.
Miss Anna Blackman, who Was the
guest of Mr.. J. w. RO,hrock's > family
Christmas week, is now visiting friends
III Seneca.
Mrs. Ruth Newton, of Willis Chap
pei, spent a night recently with the
:Samily Of Mr.. j. Il. Garrison. Other
,Eriet:is here would have been glad to
have had an hours social conversation
with her, but missed that pleasure,
Miss Leila Buchanan, OF Autun,
spent the holidays with friends in Co
,!umbia.
eir X. A. Buchanan has a position
with the Water, Light and Pow.t Co.,
at Ware Shoals.
Prof. G.. B. Goodlett and his lovely
assistant, Miss Leila Thompson, have
TetCrned from their holiday recreation
and resumed the exercises of the Den
ver High School. New scholars are
coming in and the school is flourish
ing.
Rev. Matthew Majors, Of Santa An
ma, Texas, has been visiting his moth
er and other relatives in this ser O0r'
for the past two weeks. He is highly
esteemed member of the Northwest
Texas Conference and has SLED some
zine positions within it's boundaries
He is native of this County and has
n host of relatives and friends here
who ave glad to see him once more,
Ills IN ,dnw" has not grown less,
thti"!n,- we conclude that Texas
treats tier preachers we'll. lie tilted
lHe puppy at Sanuy OprlHBS on tne Isl
Sabbath. and preached IN able sermon
80 an attentive and appIeciative an
dience.
1904 with all its joys and sorrows
dlas gone. Not one day nor even Ont
fnoment can be recalled What its
record has been everyone must answer
for themselves. No doubt much OF
good and evil and many mistakes have
made mp the sum total. Now 1905 i,
here. Let ns use these errors ant
'1nistakes of 1904. as stepping stones or
which to rise to newer better life.
IncOgnita.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-01-11
Marriage of a Former Anderson County
Lady.

The Tyler (rcxns) Daily Courier of
the 23th uit. says: ION Tuesday even
ing, the 2ith inst, at the residence Of
the brides parents. Miss Louise Jci-
kIns was united in marriage to Nr. g..
w. Kennedy, DR.. W. +. Packard off
ciating in the absence OF the brides
pastor, and using the beautiful and
elaborate ceremony of tho Episcopal
church
The house was beautifully dccora-
ted with Southern smllaX, and Il large
bell hung over the heads OF the bride
and groom as they plightcd their
troth.
"a large number of friends and rcla-
tivcs of the contracting parties was
present to wish the handsome and hap
py young couple Godspeed in their new
relation The bride and groom after
the holidays, will make their home in
Little Rock, Ark. Tho many nice
presents bestowed at the wedding at
test the good wishes of their host of
friends in Tyler. The couple were
popular in our social circle and will be
greatly missed in Tyler.
MAY health and happiness and all
prosperity be their portion until death
do them part"
The bride is IL daughter of r. NJ .
Jenkins, formerly of the Pcndleton
section, and has many friends and
relatives in this county who will join
us in extending congratulations.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-01-11
BeIt0Il News.

The regular annual election of town
officers was held here Monday result
ing in the 10 election OF Mayor John
A. Horton; aldermen, A. Il. Campbell
and |. w. Cox; and the election of Il :.
A. Lewis and j. l.. Davis as aldermen.
Tie election was quiet and the vote
was light. In only one ward was there
a contest, all the Others being elected
without opposition.
The Bolton High School resumed
work on the End of January with IL
large attendance, which has since in-
creased.
Afr. John B. Adger has let the con-
tract for sixteen room house to be
used as his residence here. This prom
ases to be one of the handsomest resi-
'dences in the county.
All three of the local banks declared
-dividends, which were paid the early
part of this month. All of these ineti-
itntions are in flourishing condition.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-01-11
Curpd Fifty Headaches

In one day while distributing free sam
piss OF Nerva'gire, and will cure five
hnndred ii can tind that many suffer-
ers. You run no risk, for 1t js harmless,
| and it does the work in live to ten min
utes. -Four do .es TO-. Sold by all drug
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-01-11
Capt Billie Smith Returns.

Capt, Billie Smith. the well known
veteran conductor of the Grcrnviilc
branch of the southern railway, viii
soon return to active railruariing.
lie has been living in quiet at his
home in Wiiliamston for two years,
but his fingers have begun to tinglc to
feel the clip of the punch again and he
has asked to be given aIln. This will
be done very soon.
Capt. Smith was given II leave Of
absence for one year by Mi. i. !.
Wells while superintendent of the
Savannah division, with the privilege
Of retaining his relative rank. This
was extended for another year when it
expired. The extension was made by
SUPP. II. a. Williams, who had sue
cccdcd Mr.. Nclics when the latter re-
signed.
II Is not yet known to what run
Capt. Smith viii be assigned. .-Coium-
bia State. 9th inst.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-01-11
The D.amond Cure.

,hau b."s Si.cowa,.d5a d,.nnra is -, - s1ss 1as
conaum ptioD. ff you fsar consumption
or pneumoniA, it will, however, be beat
for yon 70 take that great remedy nsn-
toned by W. T.. McGse, 0f Yauleer,
Tenn. ~ had . ooag' &. fourteen
81. % K,ns % Now piscvcry ov ~ r,r @ Conan n1s nm.
,tion, Coughs ard Colds. which gave IL. $
stant relief, and ef,eS;s q q permanent
opre." Uneq uslled quick oure, \, for
Throat ard Lung Troubles S AZ Orr
GrAylE Cos Drug Store; price 60o and
$l.00, guaranteed Trial sbottlo free. ~
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-01-11
At Hymen's Altar,

}Pa Thursday Y evening ,aa Dec ,. 30 1904
Keys. in Hopewell township. theil
daughter. Miss Gertrude, and Mr.. j.
Reuben Vandiver were united in mar.
riage by Rev. j. Marion Rogers, OF
Heath Springs. s. Z. LoIg before the
.EcG: he'd arrived the saa;;;;;;Hate w5Te tiiici
+"ith friends and relatives eE the sonn.
couple. Promptly at Z o'clock the br
dial party entered to the strains Of the
Miss Nora Willingham, of Bolton. The
bridesmaids entered in the follow ing
order: Miss Della Keys, in dainty
dress of white Organdy with ribbons,
who took her stand on the right of the
arch; MissWynona Drake, in a beauti-
,guldress Of white Organdy with rib
Sons, who took her stand on the left of
the arch. She was followed by Miss
white silk null with lace and ribbons,
who also took her stand on the right.
Last came Miss Ethel Keys, in hand
some dress of white Persian lawn with
ace. taking ner stand on the left. Then
came the handsome groom and lovely
bride, taking their stand under the
area. anu were soon made man and
wife.
The bride wore a beautiful dress of
white silk null, trimmed with lace and
melallions.
Hmn,ediately after the ceremony the
guests we're invited into the dining
room where an elegant sapper was
served.
On Friday reception was given the
Vandiver, near Midway church. The
guests were intertainedb by Misses Dora
Martin and Pet and Sailie Vandiver in
their usual happy manner
At i:3G G'c!Hck we we're Invited iGto
the dining-room, where We found the
table grOaning under the weight of
good thinge. The aay was cue &c be
remembered and was enjoyed by all
nresent..
The bride is a iov ely young lady and
10Y hs7 charming face and sweet dispoe.
siti<fn has won many friends.
IS Che groom is q popular young man
well liked by all who know him.
M We join their many friends in wish
+ ing them happy and prosperous jour
ley through life. II A Witness.
.&s Married, |, IN; Dec. %, 1904. by, Rev,
~ .,S. Small aud at his residence. Mr..
Joe Hanka ami MisR Bessie COwan,
n Sbots, Of Andrisan Ctnntys There were
only a sftWft.f ihr Immediate friends
t,of the bride ai.d groom present e.; The
jsgroomg is rec0g nized as one Of Hol,sa
Paths most successful and enterpris--
4 very pretty and attraetiy young lady
\ Ssof The N {. Bet hel sections and by her
win nfpg Nays and nleaeant smiles has
H won d large circle }of friends. We
think the groom is fortunate in che
selection OF his. ii if6 long companiO
I'VE join their many ffiendsi In extend- :
SM 5 dpg Cong ations and best wiahes
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-01-11
Should Old Acquaintance Be Forgot
Rid Never BrOuQht to Mind"

When you need any thing usually kep.
III Drug Stores don't furSct tuat White
" White are generally open from 10 O..
III. to 5 p. m. Lucas Paints, IS good as
the best and AZ cnsap ~ tbs cneaps5t, al
ways on hand.
Fatal kidney and Bladder troubles ran
always be prevented by Tho use of Foley e
Kidney Cure. sold by Evans PLni :
macy.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-01-11
Killed,

There il not an acho or pain that can
o reached ex'ornally tba. caun0t he
"killcd' in few minutes by the use of
EliGt's Etnulniiied oil Liniinent. Rub
Ton the hilccted part and the pain will
son disapptM. Foil pint bottle, IS
CGnts. kyHns phSrInacY