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The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1907-03-28
KIDNEY and LIVER CURE

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to all ages and both sexes, afordng permanent re-
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such as Kidney, Bladder and Liver Com
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1t proves successful in cases where all other medi
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long as this remedy is untred. 1t has an unbro-
ken record of success for over 80 years, and has
won hosts Of warm friends.
Are you suffering from any disease traceable to
the causes mentioned7 If so, DR.. Kennedy has
staked his personal and professional reputation on
the statement that Favorite Remedy will do you
good.
FREE.-Send for free trial bottle and
booklet containing valuable medical advice. Write
also for an easy Test for finding out If you
have kidney disease. Address DIR. David Ken
nedy's Sons, Rondout, Ny. Mention this paper
REMEMBER, the full name is DR. DAVID
KENNEDY'S FAVORITE REMEDY, made at
Rondout, N. ", and the price is. S1.OO six
bottles 500 at all druggists.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1907-03-28
Mother Gray's sweet Powders for Chill
dreu.

Successfully used by Mother Gray.
nurse in the Children's Home in New
York. Cure Feverishness. Bad Stomach,
Teething Disorders, move and regulate
the Bowels and Destroy Worms. Over
80. 900 testimonials. They Rerer fail. At
all Druggists, pc. Sample FIR +.
Address Allen S. Olmsted, Leroy, n.
y
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1907-03-28

Whenever you have cough or cold,
just remember that Foley's Honey and
Tar will cure it. Do not risk youI
health by tai ing any but the genuine
1t is in a yellow package.
Geo g. Smith.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1907-03-28
How IL Worked.

Swelled Head was trained
from a child always to choose my
companions from my superiors.
Reporter-And as man?
Swelled Head-As a pan, I've al
ways been lonesome.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1907-03-28

Hives are terrible torment to tbs
Easily cured. Doan's Ointment never
fails Instant relief permanent cure
At any drug store. so cents.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1907-03-28

A household necessity-Dr. Thomas
Electric Oil. Heals burns, cuts,
wounds of any Sort cures sore throat,
Group, catarrh, asthma; never fails.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1907-03-28

Nothing seems to worry burglar
more than a small dog with big
bark.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-08

joys it's correspondence par
ticularly.
j. NJ. McClelland. one of
Saliue's best BARRIERS, made
us feel better by handing us
one o Uncle Sans big dol
lars Monday.
o. NJ. Robinson, Of West
Arrow, stepped in Wednes'
day evening to give the Re-
publican d trial subscription.
He came here from near kop-
ing.
II. ri. Eilers. Of south of
Arrow Rock, was a pleasant
caller Wednesday evening.
He came out to he present at
the seed and Soil Special
NEE ing at the court house
that night. He renewed
while here.
Claude Allen who recently
moved with mis- bride from
Malta Bend To- Miami rural
route No. 2 called ~ Wednes-
day TO order the Republican
and Globe. Democrat. He is
starting out right.
w. r.. Bauer, of Malta
Bend. called IN Wednesday
10 renew. He said he is anx.
ious to sell out and leave Sa-
line. but we naturally hope he
won't succeed--hs's 700 good
Il man 10 lose.
Aug. Schmidt, of south of
Marshall, called at our Office
yesterday and ordered the
Republican and Globe Demo-
crat. Mr.. Schmidt came here
from BelleviIle, Ill, several
years ago.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-08
Jackson VS.. 30 fright

The above entitled case was
settled out of court last week
but "A great many are still
talking IL over and seem in
doubt. We do not care 10
publish anything in regard to
tue matter that would make il
worse so we have confined
ourselves ~ the records. Be
sides the facts gwen there Is
nothing official except follow.
ing statement signed by the
defendants attorney in dis
missing the case when speaks
for itself:
Now NJ this day comes the 'defend
aot and Tor amended answer O plain.
tif's petition denies each and every
allegation therein contained and dc.
fctdant says he u no personal
knowledge OF any immoral conduct on
the part Of tplaiot,n with Mrs. s.
having fully answered, asks
TO be dismissed with his costs.
ID. ID DuggIns
Atty. for Def.
-Leslie B~oatright
TOR. j.. ID. Jackson.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-08
TO DROP N MEYERS
APPEAL.
A Motion Forwarded to Wash.
ington Yesterday by the
Attorney General

jefferson CITY, March, g.
Herbert S. Hadley. attorney
general, this Afternoon for.
warded his motion To the fed
eral supreme court at Wash
ipgton to dismiss the appeal
in the Aggie Myers case now
pending here. The attorne, s
for Mrs. Myers h I'VE failed
TO perfect the appeal, aud the
attorney generals motion to
dismiss is "A formal one based
upon the simple fact that the
appeal has gone by default
Kansas City Star.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-08

snn,e of the syrup only: rubbefs are piac-
cd ON lars before fruit Is put In. the Top
ard cloth for handling 1t are also placed
beside the far and when the jar ~ run or
J hot frrit. top II quickly screwed On ugh'
nj. POSSIBLE; IN about one-haf hour n
are made tighter. II necessary. aud the
rcx, morning before putting away we tfy
nm the strength we have % them again.
4 t~cpsroonfui " whisky put Into rnch
| quntt ~ peaches ~ pears insures their
Keeping.
add n pinch of salt 10 eggs and see how
quickly they i-.at mp rtin. We leave the
fine. carefully made. rich cakes for WIN
tor. and while ummer heat II on in-
dulge IN our own way Of making Them.
Freak into n bowl six ezgs. beat very
lisht. add twn cups sugar. two OF Hour.
two t~easpoonfuis of water. Juice ~ lemon.
teaapoonful Of brandy. Heat All the ayr
Into II you can. adj, a little baking pow
der. Make n two-iayer cake. iced be-
tween. place the Kernels ~ English wall
nuts. cut IN halves hetween layers and
- top. Family and guests will say De
.iCious''
10 have a. hand ~ a "constancy We
hake n soft singer brend.
Pot one pint of syrup or molasses Int"
howl. half pint sour cream. clahbcr ~
water. one tablespoonful o q litil"
-cited lard. quantity governed by the
roam w "a'sr. mni,".Ne'
Kht roam. Hnn nov, naAe -
~ ~" NJ. -.
1u'.iayrr cnie. In deep mold. or m1flr
IT. ~ -. 49, III, .n.
W "nn"s, ''.a' ~, 80 ,.,,,, n,
-, "a .,.as nn, ,,,
~ slhn 1 ~. ,'a,.- ,,ou ,,,u n,
~
we are having even In thes" w" Ionv-
II days NJ ~" year. only Two NOT m'i'''
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. We ra,n'
'1,lF. Brrakfast ~ bountful " NV
: ivy served ~ noon thete W M h,'"ul',
% set table E9ch memper OF i'mh
.nrn,r Mm"m NV -. - ,,o.m,,,n
49,. III. y. 49, s.a,a LEI t..sa,
- ,,.n, n,r.a 49,, ,r,,or ,t,,
~, IT., ,u,na,aa. -, .o,"n.r go,
-,
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The Marshall republican., 1907-03-08
rninaa or CONVENIENCE.

Nothing Lessons the labor ~ keeping
N" home. especially nj this -neryating
" 'Hpn, more than attention 10 littls
it.ln.r.
IN cleaning ~. lie an old apron over
b" hi onni lar We have not made a r.su-
~ htoOm cOvrrl 'nr hruuhing cobwebs
md dust from the walls. When sweeping
70 much used carpet or mating We Put
several handfulz ~ coarse salt INTO n
4nnil oli hurkrt, wet n with coal ell
nd throw IN corners OF mom. under he'd.
nr wherever dust most collects an
sweep the salt nbont the room, How IL
ui,o,is tho dust. Very little OF IL settles
on furniuutc or rises for sweeper IN In
hnlo, tor u few moments IN. odor 10 oil
iing,fs- then the room smells sweet and
clean For new mattingH We use broom
rover as We lid for wall When saving
ihs good parts Of the bid garments. ea-
peeifiy white. the smaller pieces that
win rot do for mustard plnsterH. cleaning
rhfos and windows We cut IN suitable
suirs and place ia kitchen for the oeeas-
ional cut or. hnrn,
Az wrapping cords We save. and when
husband. for tying M huGs or othsr use
IN saying. II need some good s%trings."
and we hand out the heavy Goods from
| express packages W. are more h re-
| paid for the little trouble by his xrntifed
look and speech. Why. that's Just what
I want"
In putting NJ pickles. preserves or can
ming fruit. m need II there Of breaking
! II il already cslored with the fruit Juice
| jnrs. n a cloth i've use a Jelly bag. as
II II already Wrapped all around the emm
Is carefully wrapped all around the jar.
~ q mother wraps hor baby In u h vi
10 protect from. winters cold. leaving orly
itr head visible. 50 must the Jar he wraps
ped. q how 10 perfectly exclude air7
We'll, there must be plenty OF vinegar.
fruit Jrice or syrup, M the case may be,
and with q cup we dip up thfh hrst and
cover the bottom NJ The jar. iiiling In
fruit and again now and thru dip NJ
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-08

The following amusInr description OF
Chinese bethothal IL given In whom ,ne
Gods Dishonor.' In young's Magazine
FOR August.
~ was evening. the hour Of repose for
gaiety. - "a.
door of A-Pow-Tschi-san's house. IL
wa. formed Of siSty-two mandarins. rels-
tIyes OF yan-Ko-Zan. Behind them came
,I,e,r wives horne In psla NOUNS. thcn
,beir children I'm tears. All carried IAN
tern. VI various colors In the roar came
an immense crowd OF the curious.
Passing through he oval opening IN
iI,e wall. they struck upon the gong hno
when the master OF the house appeared.
they demanded OF HIM.
"what has yan-Ko-zan done to thee
lie who IL the most learned OF the younT
people Of china. the ornament n PRO"
Of our countfy.V
A.pow- Tschi-san bowed profoundly
anS thrice. ~ must the ignorant In pres
ence 81 the wise. lie answered.
II respect deeply the knowledge of tn
Young Yan-Ko-Zsn: there IL no pleasure
10 great as to near the recital OF his
| good actions and his great deeds.
Again the relatives ~ Yan.ko-zan ssk-
..wby then, dost thou torment the
! ynnrv man? why seekest thou hts lie
structionT"
And when A-Pow-Tschi-san had es-
,ressed the required surprise. they OK
platned 10 him what was meant.
"In thy garden. q favored of heaven.
there grows n flower desired by the
Young ynn-Ko-Zan. Tho perfume OF thnt
nowcr. spreading throughout the tnnh
hps reached his senses and poisoned HE
Young blood. He lacks strength: death
10 near, Hia old mother has just sent Tor
the borzc 10 read the last prayers for
the cherished fruit Of her heart, We hope
thnn viii, have compassion on this young
man and permit him 10 gather the How
" that attracts him.
A.pow-T schi.san compressed his head
| be,vcen his hands a. a sign OF profound
grief.
what terrible misfortune!' he cried.
what n frIghtful coincidence! This
beautiful flower itself In about 10 perish,
| aud for love 81 n youth. You come To me-
when I am plunged In grief and when OIL
II now ready for the funeral OF kouar-
Mow-Sinn."
'srhe name NJ the culpritY' cried the
ambassadors IN a terrible voice drawins
their swords.
' A-Pow-Tsohi- San. In sign Of fear bow
81 10 the earth and answered.
"Ynn-Ko-Zan"
Al the mention Of this name. the llvll
4 est iny replaced their grief. The friends
| OF Yan.Rn.znn shouted for happiness.
| tho musicians came forward, followed by
| tho crowd. npd dancing fcasting De'
| gan in honor o. tho lovers.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-08
A reiouru.

u the may touching tributes paid 10
fowctr. there IL onc associated with tho
closing hp,fH Of Heinrich Hclne, the poet,
which apper To be- very beautiful.
". WAS d. y In Paris The doctor was
standing by Ms bedside. when Heins
pressed his ! nd and said;
Doctor. sm are my ftiend-t ask u
last favor Oh mo the truth. The end
h approach ~ u not?''
Ths doctor wRs silent.
THINK YOU said Heine. calmly.
"iinvc you any request IN make?' ask
81 the doctor. much moved.
yes" replied tho poet. My wife
risrrs--do mt disturb her. Take froi
the table the fragrant flowers III
brought me this morning. 7 lovo flowers
40 dearly, Thanks. Place them upon my
hrenst."
lie paused NJ he inhaled their per-
s"ms Ills eyes closed. and he murmur-
~:
Flowers aow beautiful II nature"
Thrse were hs last words as his spir-
u tooh III Hight "a eternity.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-08
Spring Here

J.. f.. Leyhe, the clothier,
says spring is sure mere, be-
cause it always arrives right
after he puts on his spring
hat. He has shown his con-
tidence in the sign enough 10
advertise his spring goods.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-08
strength Of W., cr'od..on...

Tests seem to indicate. states Iron
Age. that the strength Of a srfndstonc
Is considerably reduced when It Is wet.
The wetting not only decreases the
tensile strength of the material. bnt u
'dde ~"ir't and thus augments the
centrifugal pull at a given peripheral
speed, The reduction Of strength ny.
pears To be as much ms 40 or so per
cent.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-08
AMONG OUR

ard. came in to see that the
Republican keeps coming
Friday.
Mrs. Chas. SeDges, who
was visiting among the Web
ers east Of town several days
last week, called in on her re-
turn To order the Republican
sent to her address at Mt.
Leonard.
L. ID. Murrell stopped us
long enough Saturday TO hand
us "a dollar for his renewal.
:. W. Fitzsimmons, of Alma,
WAS "a substantial visitor at
our Office Saturday.
Rev. j. II. Ward nam, OF
10 tn of town, called in Sat
urday afternoon to hand us a
dollar. Mr.. Vardeman is one
of SaIine's fine old gentlemen
wLom 1t is u delight to meet.
u. II. Stevens, "A hustling
farmer Of southwest Of town,
called Saturday afternoon 10
leave us "A dollar on subscrip-
ton.
G.. W. Walker, one of Salt
Springs genial citizens order
ed the Republican Saturday.
Mr.. Walker paid the RepubI-
can n compliment by selecting
IL on its merits. He took all
the Marshall papers and COM
pared them "a month. and al
though our politics did not fit
him the paper did and we
have his dollar.
j. W. Raines, Of route 3
Nelson, was "A new subscriber
Monday.
Mrs. Lewis Petry, of the
same place renewed Monday
and paid the paper y compli-
ment.
W. S. Taylor also of Nelson
the Republican and
Globe Democrat Monday.
s. G. Handley, the genial
implement dealer and hard
ware merchant of Nelson, was
among those who renewed
Monday. Mr.. Handley
= just recovering from "a long
lluess which has left him
much reduced in weight, but
with good health and plenty
70 eat he will soon again be
himself we hope.
NJ. /. Barron, of north Of
called in Monday u re.
new his Republican and order
IL sent 10 G. l.. jacob of Wan.
amaker also.
Through the courtesy of
Miss Ella Smith we this week
add the name OF A. j. Umph
let at Sweet Springs. He also
ordered the Globe-D Democrat.
Zach. Bush, Of Arrow Rock,
hanGel us his renewal Mon
day.
Mrs. Alice Martin, Of Sla-
ter, wishes To thank j. d.
Billingsley for his kindness
in ordering the Republican
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-08

a bar OF lead cooled to a poin
.ahont 800 degrees Fahrenheit belp,y
zero, according 70 the experiments d
an official Of the Smithsonian institu.
ton. gives nut when struck musical
tone. Solicited mercury, ~ the sans
temperature II alrc Sescnant while I
coll OF .maspesinm wlre vibrAtes liks
: stsel spring.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-08
The Touch That Heals

IL the touch Of Bucklen's Arnica Sal
We. It's the bappiest combination OF
Arpica flowers and healing balsams
ever compounded. No matter how old
The sore or ulcer L., this Salve will
cure II. For burns, scalds, cuts wound
or piles. It's IN absolute cure. Guar
snteed by +. II Franklin. druggist.
BIC.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-08
vALus or Ram wArEa.

The value OF rain wster--the purest
water met with under ordinary circum-
stances IL rain water. which 'is certainly
q great luxury. 10 those In towns. for
washing, n II WEIR fully appreciated
how valuable rain water really 10. the
dwellers IN our large towns would sse
that n was not always lost. II ~ free
fiom the hardussr whtch charactertses
spring water. feels soft to the haudr.
forms a beautifui iather. and aEyees we'll
with h skin.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-08
F.ta, rhlrtsso.

Near bloomsbury, Pa, during an
electrical storm. q COW owned BY
Frank Gieer one OF a herd OF thirteen
atnnding IN the barnyard, was str.,ck
BY lightning and killed.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-08

ftis I good thing fgF tho man who
sseAs q the corus q his hands 70 re-
sasmbss thss 4 llssy street ths corns
srs ~ no heart,
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-08
BEAUTY HINTS.
nv Norma Williams.

Hang nails are possibly caurcd by th-
wny YOU trim the sides Of your nails. "
you eat them too deeply there IN nothinr
10 support ~ rosh Of tho finger. nnd "
covers the : n while growing; turns u"
Use sihrp nuil SCISSORS and cut the hans
lcsvr sufficient nall To prevent the srow'
Ing over. an. there VIII be no hang n'hr
T'ss sharp nall scissors aud cut the hans
nails without making n sore IN the least
and keep i%.7iipped M u grows. mover
pull II out. warm vascline for tho
nails.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-08

He wan afraid he wasn't strons
enough TO cot the fruit" replied the
TITLE girl. "but he appreciated the
spirit In which II was sent."-Homs
Friend.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-08

Coarse salt aud vinegar Will clean on
imeled war. that has been burned o.
,iscolpred. The same win clean brass or
supper.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-08

etrawbsrry Ice Cream Mash two pints
Of sftHw berriess and one pint Of sugar To-
rub thtoush 4 rtrainsr Into : quart 81
cream end freeze.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-08

Remember that peek-a.b,o cheese is
Imde IN other countries than
switzerland.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-08
LOCALS.

Us
Two colony inmates died
yesterday and the bodies were
sent to their respective
homes.
Our Notices are "Quick
Sales and Small Profits" and
"No trouble to Show Goods"
come in and "be shown.
Taylors Dept Store.
l.. A. Brown & CO., yester.
day sold the 40 acres east of
town, known rs the mill 40'
for ALI. Rector To- w. NJ. Will
helm ut S17O0.
Ernest Wenireich, who has
been attending the Columbia
Business Collegr, came nome
Saturday night 10 remain with
bis parents north of town for
the summer. He returned
sooner than expected because
he got sick.
Taylors Department Store
wants your Produce and will
pay the highest market prices.
A very unfortunate occur.
renee took place northeast OF
Napton Sunday night but for
certain reasons and requests
the press Of Marshall has
agreed not To give particulars
this week.
w. V. Weinreich, Of north
of town, was IN Saturday and
started TO move B. +. MAYORS
furniture store out Ia his
place. He took out $ veral
loads and then stopped for
some reason, although Mr..
Naylor would no doubt be
pleased 10 have him keep the
good work up.
See Spangler & Evans for
Wall paper. Mar
w. G. Reed, of LaMonte,
Pettis county, n former resi-
dent OF Herndop, was in Mar.
shall Monday te ling his old
friends goodbye before start
ing for his new home in STRAIT.
hcona, Canada, where he and
his sons have taken CLAIMS.
The sons have been there "A
year and like IL very much.
We regret 10 see Mr.. Reed
leave this country, hut he
will keep up with Saline coun.
ty affairs by reading the Re-
publican and we hope he will
see fit to return some day.
Come to Taylors Depart
Store and let us "Show You"
the many bargains we are Of
feripg.
Salt cleanses the palate and
furred tongue, and a garele of
salt and water is often erfica.
cious. A pinch OF salt on the
tongue followed ten minutes
after by a drink OF cold water
often cures the sick headache.
Salt hardens the guns, makes
the teeth white and sweetens
the breath. Salt water and
alcohol in solution should be
used for rubbing weak ankles.
Salt in warm water, II used
for bathing tired eyes, will be
found very refreshing.
M
C--.-- H.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-08

A Nice Neek.-A neck needs a- much
care and attention 60 keep In good condi-
ton ms the face. You cannot expect Y"
mako ~ white, remove the lines and oil
| out the holloss In n few days, when you
have neglected II all winter. IL should
he mnsanged regularly at least once u
day before ? tiribs with a good mnrrnse
cream ana rubbed up with a rotary mo-
ton Tho ~ rsclcn at the side OF the
neck may be Developed by turning IN"
head on the axis Of the spine slowly
from right ~ left and hack again. spnnE-
ins IN cold water win aid In keeping tho
neck urn.
SHARP gibows.-wnrh and scrub ti-
elbows with a fresh brush and a xooi
toilet soap: rinse and wipe dry. then MI
the palms OF the hands with cucumb"r
cold cream ard rub tho elbows with n cir.
culnr motion, holding each In the palm OF
the opposite sand do that night and
MOI ming and YOU viii note a change for
the better IN "a couple OF weeks.
Cucumber cosmetles.- Slice without
peelins four barge cucumberr. add a cup
ful ~ water: boil until soft. cool md
strain. To one and one-hak ounces Of
Juice add eqaai portion ~ alcohol and
o~ne-fourth ounce powdered CASTLE soap.
let stand over night, Hdd eight ounces or
cucumber juice. one ounce Of oil NJ swee
almonds 20 drops Of tinoture of benzoin
and a pinch OF borie acid. Shake well.
Apply twice a day With a sponge,
Harmless rrsckie Remedy. so many
oi the fr,.rkle rcmovers are very
poisonous ana are really dangerous 10
use. For your little giris who have got
ten freekied this summer. the solution Of
lemon and sugar would he very good.
Use juice OF n lemon Ia which there IL az
much sugar dissolved ns the juice viii
hold In solution. II should be applied
with a camel hair brush several times
daily.
How 20 Brush the H~alr-There In .
right and a wrong way Of brushing ths
h~ir NJ there IL NJ doing everything ei~s.
FIRST part dawn the renter above the
forehead, ana give II 70, brisk strokes on
either side, Divide Il down the back ard
rercat the same procers Next brush II
back from IL" ears. giving Il always this
20 strokes, perscvere with this treat
msnt and your hair will soon become
soft and glossy and repay the trouble ia
ken with II,
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-08

Pure bred Rhode Island Red
Eggs, Mrs. Frank Evans.
Phone 304, S8l w. jackson.
(Mar.)
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-14
The Contrary Mule.

A farmer In Kentucky sought ad-
vice from veterinary about sick
mule. The doctor advised calomel,
five times the dose for man.
How can make him take in"
"You put stick Of wood three
quarters Of an inch thick between
his teeth. and then YOU take this
rubber tube, put the calomel In 1t.
insert 1T In the mules mouth, which
Is held open by the piece Of wood.
and blow the medicine down his
throat
That's easy enough" said the
farmer.
Three weeks later the doctor met
the farmer. who had changed greatly.
He was enaeiated, bumped, CHASTITY
and bundled In heavy wrappings.
Why. what's the matterP7 said
the doctor
The farmer sighed deeply a1d
spoke feebly That mule he said,
shat cnssed idiotic, fool mule You
see. | got ready just as you told me,
GOT the tube IN his mouth ready to
blow. and then lie paused TOT
breath. then that Internal mule
blew flrst.'
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-14
Il,AsnNs ON Alcohol.

Nearly 5000 children III An Eng
fish school district recently contrib
uted essays on Physical Deteriora-
tion and Alcohol, Here are some cf
the best
Aleohol is useful. but not IN th !
body 1t is useful for polishing fur
nitara.' 4
II hope / never touch drink I'll
am dead /"
man who takes alcoholic drink ]
can see two things al once.
THE children Of drunkards are
often weak and are sometimes tron-
hlea with being bow legged
Those who take drink are not ~
6roadchested as they We're 100 Years
agn
When d man II III the,doctor Will
say. Are you drinkef OF alcohol
And Ii he says. Yes, the doctor Will
say, THAT il what has made you LII.
you have fatty liver
"The more temporary we live, tn
better 1t will be Tor body and mind. !