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Evening journal., 1907-04-09
PLAN TO FIGHT
AGAINST "LICENSE"
Temperance Workers Called
to Meet in Convention in
Dover on April 20
Special TO rne avcaipE JOurnaI.


DOVER. April 9.--The temperance
campaigners have entirely changed |
their program for fighting liquor and.
according to the new plan. Instead OF
wasting their energy after the coming
Kent term, in courts. WIN economize
on their strength and use It all for mo
license" at the State election. II they
beat a liquor applicant in court.
another TURNS up and beats them.
All day yesterday, the Revs. Robert
Watt, OF Smyrna Alfred smith OF wy
oming, A. w. Lightbourne and Joseph
Brown Turner OF Dover: ana Laymen
Alexander M. Daily Of Dover. and
others, comprising the executive com
mittee OF the local option league held
AN enthusiastic campaign meeting for
organization plans.
The cah issued for the state conven-
tion by the combined sub-committees
which met here all day yesterday was
as follows:
Fellow Workers: A convention
under the auspices OF the Delaware
State Temperance Alliance. wiN be held
in Dover, Monday. April %, at 10 a..
m, to close with a public mass meet
ing at night in Wesley M. f. Church
TO be addressed by eminent speakers.
1t is important that the entire State
be organized. and that there be uni
foi1nity OF action.
"All ministers Of the gospel, repre-
sentatives Of Young Peoples Societies.
OF the w. c. T. T.. Anti Saloon League
and all organizations that are against
the saloon are urged to attend A
special invitation IS extended to the
political workers of all parties. who
are favorable to local option. We de-
sire their inhuence and advice both at
the convention and during the cam
paign. Let US get together 70 perfect
a ulan Of campaign
''Remember the time and place
Dover. Delaware. Monday. April D. Let
us make a sacrifice to be present. DC
not fail. The hour has struck. let us
seize the opportunity.
Robt, Watt Pres
J. s. Gilhllan. Sec.
Evening journal., 1907-04-09
COLD SPELL
HURT THE PLUMS
speeIal o rne Evenlng lonrnal.


DOVER, April 9--John Heitschu OF
Dover, and other well-informed fruit
growers In this section have concluded
that the persistent cold snap so near
the middle Of April has seriously in
jured the plum crop. Plums and april
cots already show the injury and arc
dying. Reports from Seibyville day
where the earliest Of the peninsula
strawberries are grown, also Indicate
that the early crop Of forwards" as
they are known. are oxterminated for
this year. A Selbyville letter says:
while there was. wind enough 10
shake the moisture from the blossonne.
vet the cold was so intense that fruit
growers believe the buds froze, anyhow.
The unreasonable warm weather for
the few days prior to the bitter cold
snap added to the damage by forcine
fruit trees and buds and making them
doubly susceptible to such severity Of
the elements as followed"
Evening journal., 1907-04-09
OPPOSE ALLEGED NUISANCE

Fourteen property holders I'm Thir-
teenth street between DUPONT and
Scott streets have complained to the
Board of Health that the carpet clean
ing shop Of Joseph II. Gooding in the
neighborhOd is a nuisance which they
demand be abated. II appears that
Mr.. Gooding. also realizes that the
dust from his place Of business is a
nuisance and he has assured one mem-
ber OF the Health Board that he will
abate the nuisance. II is his Intention
to erect a new factory with modern
facilities for cleaning carpets The
Board viii inspect the present factory
and If the nuisance as created today
is a fragrant violation of the health
laws the nuisance will probably be
ordered abat0d .mmsdiately.
Evening journal., 1907-04-09

Ending Joined to the over-h'ouse by
rows of lace insertion, the skirt is
gauged about the waistline and the
entire dress gives the smart one-p piece
effect. The blouse is shirred and piped
with tiny cords of palest blue silk,
while the deep lace yoke is Of en-
.broidery in white, pale pink and blue
Linen undersleeves with cuffs of en-
broidery and Valenciennes lace appear
before the simple puffs Of foulard, and
a hat of pink straw trimmed with blue
satin ribbon and pink roses completes
the costume.
Foulard silk ranks with pongee as
an extremely fashionable and thor
'oughly serviceable dressy fabric, and
since it is not expensive many women
are employing it in developing dressy
frocks Of simple design.
Evening journal., 1907-04-09
Dress for Business

For a business igirl the most suitable
style Of gown is the trim little tailor
made
1t will outwear two or three fancy
trimmed costumes and can always be
cleaned and pressed and made TO look
fresh and new.
The newest styles Of tailor-made
have killed skirts and half-fitted jack
cts coming just below the hips.
For general everyday Wear in al
kinds and conditions OF weather the
tailor-made comes out tho best and
most durable OF all styles Of dress.
Evening journal., 1907-04-09
WILL TAKE OFF TRAINS

Announcement Is made that the
+ Pennsylvania Railroad plans to reducS
it's expenditures to a minimum because
of the increased cost OF operation did
not come as a surprise to railroad in
terests. 1t is looked upon merely. a a
formal notification that assertions
made 10y the company prior to the pas-
sage Of the two-cent-fare bill outlin n6
the necessity Of a cut in its improve
ment item II the bill became a law
will be carried out to The letter.
Asserting nhat cAe passage of the
Evening journal., 1907-04-09

Pretty Model in FIowered Foulsrd

FTetty WodeI N FIoWered FouIard,
For a mi-dressy springtime frock.
this model is commended to the woman
OF fashion. 1t is carried out IN colum-
bine pink foulard with dainty cream
colored flowers, whose petals are out
lined with the faintest tracery OF pale
blue, a color scheme which finds re-
petition in the trimming Of the design.
The skirt though quite full, is shir-
red above the hem and about the knees,
giving emphasis to the rumor that
later skirts are to lose something Of
their fulness. In addition to the shir-
ring, there is a deep tuck above hem
fully nine inches wide.
Evening journal., 1907-04-09
Baltimore & OhiOR.R.
Schedule in effect November g. 1906.
brains Leave Delaware Avenue etatioH
F. WILMINGTON. DEL.
Daily. Daily except Sunday. I sunday

. Daily. Daily except Sunday Sunday
NEW YORK and tns East, .2as. .5.sS
40. ILLS. sli.s5 a. m. ti.26 'ss0, s5.lI.
Royal Limited" IA s11.O0 p. IA.
PHILADELPHIA, s226 6.2s. 1850 10
cal. t6to. =. 20 uocaD. fs00. \ N15. .ss.s4 10.
= m. fi.2a fa@ QocaD. $3.50. ASo
QocaD. tsB2 1oca), s517 Royal Limiteds
fe.So QocaD. f7.Oo, t1o6 QocaD. '7.42, is.52
cHEsTER, t5.So Ocean. 1910. 10 Go
eai). 1900, tsi5. sS& Qocai). 's.40. s10.5S
Qocall. tlo.57 QocaO. 3i1.35 A. m, tbs
fl-o6 Qocap, N30, Qocsl), 1852 QocaD. te2t
dead. 100. sos Qocal). '7.42 $3.50 locaD.
HxLfT1aoRp a wAsHNrGoN. .4S
&s.H Royal Limited !" ssOs, ss.54 D. m.
BALTIMORE and Way stations, t7eA
oa49 a m, f3l5, s603 2. m.
NEWARK. '4bS, 100, .8O5, ss49, fsA
p m, ji240. 'lOe ts.l5 t5.5O. s6.o2 tzo3
STSSsERL9. II slhfs r f7cO 1919. 1913 Cypress,
q m, tl2.4O. fsiA 1850 (Ezpress). fs.o4
H.oA g1i30 .. m.
LANDENBURG and Way stations. s1AIl
y. m, feoo, n.B y. m.
FTTrSBURG, si55, s104s a. m, f4f7. IN
~ Royal limited" ss.b4 D. m.
CHICAGO, ASS, 'le.l9 a. m, $50 D. ~
CINCINNATI, ST LOUIS & LOUIE
WILLIE, sA55 a. m. '1.06. 800 p. m.
Del. Ave Sta, Delmarvia Tel 2lS3 -,
q 4. Tel. 1423-A. City Ticket once, Sol
Market street D. & A Tel. 1Ibs-A. Del
y. A. Miller, Travelling Passenger AFan.
Evening journal., 1907-04-09

II don't mind the heat, but it's the
humidity" 1T never rains but it
pours;" every dog shall have his
day" which do you like best Long
fellow or Whittier" Il think man and
woman are each dependent on each
other" IF rich people are extravagant
it puts the money into circulation" is
style of conversation that viii cause
people to flee from your presence as
they would the stagnant pool.
Evening journal., 1907-04-09
BUSHLINE

Freight received for all points, given
pers cnal attention, and forwarded
promptly at lowest rates and by DeS
roures.
Boats leave both Wilmington and
Philadelphia at 600 p. m. daily Sunday
excepted
Through rates and bills Of landing Ia
Eued.
GEORGE w. BUSH * SONS CO,
Pier 3. South WEarves, Philadelphia
French Street Wharf. wilmington
Evening journal., 1907-04-09
More Arc Lamps Installed.

The Wilmington iCty Electric Company
has just Installed two Flamme arc lamos
for w. A. Cox at the northwest corner OF
Fourth and Adams streets. The company
now has about twenty OF these lamps in
operation in Wilmington and they are
giving general satisfaction.
Evening journal., 1907-04-09

two-cent- fare bill win cut down mater
tally the earnings from the passenger
Of the company, 1t 4 the plan
of the officers Of the Penns lvania 10
cut down as far as possible any further
improvements along this line, so that
the decree Sc" in earnings that is ex-
pected this year can be made up TO
some extent. It is argued that re-
duction in railway costs is made neces-
sary in "the interests OF the stock
holders
Evening journal., 1907-04-09

On the contrary, do not try to be
feverishly original The epigram has
been done to death. 1t is the worst of
affections. 1t is the hall mark OF the
poseur. IF you are naturally humor-
GUS you will, of course have every OPP
portunity to reveal the fact, for gentle
wit and humor are as a stream Of clear
water in a thirsty land; but there,
again. is a don't"
Evening journal., 1907-04-09

How many thousand times do people
hand out that remark as if it had
never been said before; as IL they were
unique in that respect Whereas that
psychological action is universal and
the remark was probably made by
Adam.
Evening journal., 1907-04-09

Mems Black Unfinished Worsted Stits,
$I5oo to $1,000
Mems Black Serge Suits. for summer wear,
cool and dressy. ......,.... .$Ioooito $500
Mems Grey Serge Suits... .$I2ooyand $500
Mems Dress Pants, hand tailored, fine worsted
silk trimmings, side buckles and patent
drawers supporters ...,.......$ 5000 to $500
Evening journal., 1907-04-09
Art Of Conversation.

II You quote a brilliant or clever re-
mark of another persons always tell
who said it. DO not wear stolen
jewels Of conversation. They will but
make your own paste look duller.
Evening journal., 1907-04-09

Avoid saying the obvious thing.
which has been said by hundreds be-
fore YOU Il cannot remember names.
but never forget a face"
Evening journal., 1907-04-09

Never turn your readiness OF thought
and speech to a hurtful use. Do not
put a drop of poison in the cup of cold
water you hand to the world. If you
do you viii have to drink it yourself
some day.
Evening journal., 1907-04-09

Mems Cashmere and Cheviot Suits,
SO. to $500
Mems Mixed Suits in fancy worsteds,
$1,000 to $1,000
Mems Black Clay Worsted Suits. $40 to SIS
Mems Top Coats, rainproofed, very useful
and stylish ..................$7 500 TO $1,000
Mems Light Weight Black Thbet Suits,
$1,000 to $500
Evening journal., 1907-04-09

One woman who had been annoyed
by the heeting gaze and drifting
thought OF some acquaintances decided
to rouse them out OF It. Her first
opportunity was at large reception.
where her hostess gave her usual per-
functory geeting. 80 glad to see you!"
Evening journal., 1907-04-09

1t is almost impossible n these days
of universal torture from the labor
problem to observe the old rule of not
talking about your servants, but If you
find yoUrseaf drifting in that direction
lift yourself out Of it. Throw it aside
with some humorous point of view re-
garding it and all men will call you
blessed.
Evening journal., 1907-04-09
Spring Dress Goods

3s-inch Mohair, old rose, black, navy and
wood brown .....,..............- ...-......39 SOC
Henley Serge a7 inches wide, in Null line of
colors and styles .............-e........I
Half Wool Cashmere, 80 inches wide, very
pretty evening shades. ............s-......3I SIC
Challis, p inches wide, few short lengths, in
mostly dark colors .............,.......25
Check Batiste, something new and stylish p
inches wide, all white grounds, with color
ed flowers, also in black and white. .I2Hc
Figured Pongee, q inches wide. excellent for
a shi1twaist suit can be worn the whole season,
25c
Batiste and Yelling, in all the new shades and
color combinations, and black, 80 and AZ
inches wide ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SOC, 7sc
New Panama, very beautiful patterns in stripes
and plads, and plain colors and shadow
checks; AZ, As and so inches wide
75c, 81, $I.2s, SI.5o
Voiles are ever popular and our assortment is
complete; AZ, A and As inches wide,
75c, ST., SI.25 and SI.so
Evening journal., 1907-04-09
The Improved
Leather Garter

Made with the adj
Unstable glove snap
fastener (patented)
used to attach and
detach.
Evening journal., 1907-04-09

w
NO REASON in the world why
you should pay more for suit of clothes
than it is worth-and you don't have to
be at this store. In that way we are help to
you. Our clothing is made by the best manu-
facturers in the United States, and our buyer,
who has years of experience in the clothing bus
mess, picks the best from each manufacturers
output, and it is priced in accordance with our
policy of close margins, for which this store is
well known-we want large volume of sales
and not large profit on each sale.
The quality of the mems and youths cloth
ing we showing this spring cannot be dupli-
Gated at the prices we are asking.
If the business man of conservative tastes can
be suited here as we'll as the young man who
dresses up to the style minute and at prices that
are sure to please and make him a permanent
customer at this store
The coats are lined with the very best ma
terial that you can get for that purpose (Mohair)
aud cut long and form-htting, while the collars
are close-htting, the fronts stayed with an
extra quality of mohair to insure their holding
their shape. Some have and some have not the
center vent while the vests are cut either single
or double breasted with or without lapel. Trous-
ers cut half peg-leg and very stylish
Evening journal., 1907-04-09

Avoid all references to your own
peculiarities of taste. manner or
thought. If you have any marked
idiosyncrasies all your friends know it.
and neither your own defense or con-
demnation of your peculiaritles will
change the opinions Of other people re-
garding them. Neither will your own
opinion of them make them either more
OF less pleasing than they naturally
are. If You are in a thoroughly healthy
mental state you viii not he conscious
Of having any peculiarites; nor, indeed.
will you have any.
Evening journal., 1907-04-09
Womcn's Waists

This showing is sufficiently enticing to turn
lockers into buyers, and seekers for the best
waist values confess that they are here That
will be your verdict too, after seeing the dis
play. An exceptionally pretty new Net Waist
White Taffeta and Messaline Waists, a large
assortment from large manufacturers,
$500 to $500
Waists of White China Silk with fancy lace
trimmings ....-...............S $500 to 5000
A tailor-made waist, of Black Taffeta with
three-quarter length sleeve. $500
Wash Waists, thousands of them, cannot
begin to describe them. Prices . soc to $500
Evening journal., 1907-04-09
WILSON LINE
WILSON LINE

CITY or CHESTER.
Schedule in effect Monday April Sth, 1907.
Leave wilmington, Fourth Street Wharf
week days and Sundays at 7.30 and 1870
a. m, 130 and 4.15 p. m.
Leave Chester one hour later
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut street
Wharf, week days and Sundays at d5J
and 1870 a. m, 1.30 and 4l5 D. m.
Leave Chester one hour later.
Shippers Of freight have frequent service.
careful handling prompt delivery, ana
full protection from the weather by Gov
cred wharves and wagons.
To secure these facilities, order your
shipment via WILSON LINE" Chest
nut Street Wharf, Philadelphia, Pa, and
Fourth Street Wharf, Wilmington, Del.
Fares, including Saturdays and Sundays,
Philadelphia Excursion, 25c; one way loc
Chester excursion, 15c; one way l0c.
HORACE WILSON, General Manager.
Evening journal., 1907-04-09

The lady passed on. Knowing that
any hostess is naturally preoccupied
she gave her the benefit Of a charitable
thought and tried her little plan on
four other women in. the course of the
next half hour In every. case she re-
ceived, How charmingi" or some other
vapid. or unintelligent response that
proved that her hearers We're entirely
occupied with their own thoughts.
Evening journal., 1907-04-09

When YOU are IN conversation with
one person do not let your thoughts
or gaze wonder to some other interest
ing person or group. There is far too
much of that form OF rudeness. It
is the habit that marks the social
climber; a fear lest he or she may not
be getting the best Of everything.
Evening journal., 1907-04-09

anu NTEIT0 INC IUTT7
piexion Of every blemish. such as pimples.
biackhcads. etc. without internal medicine.
For REMOVING WRINKLES, It IS without
an equal.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-20
a NARROW ESCAPE.

she raised her biorf head from hls
a-1er fcT 4 moment
I'd FeH belleve that exefclse and
ia.iozs and toilet preparations WIN
iEpsoTe a ronza's iooks2" she asked.
Hs pressed her blonde cuFis back
1pg1 hE ce
Lhey c0aiant inDTsve the looks of
soEe woDez BE sald.
Acse, sc asked
Vel years and Violet Cochrane'a,
for I-s.azce. he replied thoughflessiy.
I coat z11erstand you," she said,
raising her head for the second time
ard calling him with look. Eve are
1Ct & a. ailke7
Ee1 BE- replied. turning her
head t0r tie second time and think
Ing quickly that your looks couldn't
1e Improved because they are perfect
AZ shsy are. and that hers couldn't be
Improved because 10 amount oE work
cc-i1 make her pretty
Sc sighed great sigh of content
naezE and relief while lie drew = deep
breath
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-20

Hello, Lingilles aren't you long
ways from homer greeted 4 voIce az
D. Hobart Linglilet was eating a mod
eat luncheon At a counter which would
later adorn his expense book az Ten
tertalned customer at luncheon
1850"
"oh. that you, Johnson said Mr.
Idngiliet Glad TO see you I'm In
such & rush, Just stopped to grab a
bite But ! can't stand these cheap
Joints, and the firm thinks nothing Is
too good for me these days. Oh. say
~ cleaned uD the biggest deal yester-
day I'm turn EN- oyer. Say. d you
got that iokez ! said turn 'em 0Yer
Firms name Il Turner. Hal Hal
Speaking Of the firm, I saved EN- quite
. lot Of money last year BY my gug-
gcstions. the Boss told me the last
time I vas Is. He often consulls me
about matters Of policy. I've got two
of three things now Ina going 70 put
Hp At The next directors meeting You
knox sreak right oul and they Ike
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-20

Il We ever have occasion % bziin
another hen house. the thing we shall
Do after completing It, and before any
hens are allowed in It. sin be %
paiht the whole inside with crude Oil
The rOosts and around the Fossfs
should - given q double coat. 4
barrel 81 the oil should cost not over
$3.50, barrel included and what IS
left can either be sold Of used for ma
chine oil Anyway, IL Il costs $3.50
70 paint the inside Of tho house. He
feel sure Il would be money weli in
vested. and would mean a comparative
freedom from mites for some tins
to come.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-20

When considered Advisable l0 feed
maahes or soft feed to poultry the
best time to give it to them IS Tor the
early morning meal Even with little
chickens II Is best 70 feed small Of
cracked grains at might, while the Old.
er fowls should lave whole grain.
Many Of the small locks become too
rat because every meal permits Of
scraps being obtained. which are
thrown out as fast as accumulated
usually three times day. and the
hens never being hungry patiently slt
around and wait for more.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-20

that the hive rests upon sach a small
surface that there ia small chance f0E
dampness u collect % Fot tho bottom
board
Since 7 have used these hlve-stands.
says a writer + Bee Culture. theg
have given me such satisfaction that
I would not return to wooden stands.
even for the few hives I have. and It
seems 70 me they would be economi-
cai, even for he large apiary. as thsy
can b. made b. anyone Who can get
cement and gravel
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-20

Nov that nearly eyery housewife
has meat grinder IN her kitchen
don't thrOw away a single BIT 81
outside cabbage leaf. turnip peeling.
apple peellng Or core, or even potato
peellng. Grind them 90 with celery
tops, turaip sprouts, and everything
else that Is vegetable, and giTe them
70 the hens. It is surprising how
much hens viii eat Of things that
they have the reputation Of neger
touching. If the food is cut Or ground
70 convenient sized mouthfnls for
them. And. remember, they repay
# all with eggs
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-20

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-20

back Aotnewfo. bY the way. talaks
quite soue n ne-4ays I'm woman
Aassf Eas Ins not. really Just ab.
acigsely lndiEe1e1t
% yoa know Dsyer. of Dwy.
er 4 %, big hardware DeopIe hereg
! had lunch with him tc-day YIns
fslioE cioIed him up for Z big order.
teii you I'm getting the business.
What's ny l>eg Why. / thought you
knew. I'm mite sure / must have
ia'-utionsgi ~ iast arne eari-si ~
Aere.--IJooT-knoss. r g Turner e
CO..
tDoof-knohEsT repeated Miss Arnold
bl1nkiy 'sOh, yea. / neveg thought
about them beioTe a. dstachsd from
the door. And are there factories
that make door-knobgg Though wheu
you stop so thiuk of u, there are l0ts
n them ueed ard quito a difference
IL EN-, TOO. There's big brass ones for
ne front doors and white china ones
and brown speckiy agate ones ana
dark metal ones. and / remember see.
Ing some awfuliY pretty pink ones
that matched the decorations of a
room. hut ! cant imagine peoDie
Just going out TO sell them without
the doors When 30 On the train
always read the signs On the factories
a. We 20 through places. but I never
remember going b. q do0f-knob fac
tory. IT,
did | tell yen the compliment the
BIZ Noise Of our frm gave me the last
timer" began Mr LinHliet. impatient
AZ having the conversation mon0po-
lized.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-20

sioaa. but wien yo# Ones Hfn saeh :
maA. yovYs gsk him for ksspai
eiopgf Vel, Rm rather tlfs1 ny.
~. gixaasoaa a.. Be- yos zgzla
a,efage We get 10 C8egeland. 0neaz m
vYits few lihes n 4 Iiffls glrl back
iloA1s lhat fhinks 4 Whole I0t u ne
lees p q great gif5 n youye got a
aainsss " spare fil show yoa her pic
fags In my wa1ch. Hes. ssE't she2 I
seDD1ss ~ BE- taxing shs fatal step
s,s-ssss s-sss@s issssS---ss,r4.ss . ssssss
'saatg W IL Worcester. Mas. BCFe.
sat T. thst yoa can't BE- nies n 3
slfi Elihcst hsr 1ki1g Il aesioaaz
C1a1s1 - i0aa
tgDi6 crowd 81 tlis ffala. gfam-
f,ie6 y. Hobart. isft - himself I'll
- "a Columbus Fl = few days. 70
ga IN beiisf write ~ MOLLY Vice
Hffis gtFf. neify~
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-20

In growing food for poultry It
should be borne IN mind that corn.
wheat and oats can always be pur.
chased and It Is best therefore to
grow sorghum. broomcorn. popcorn.
mlllet and sunfiowers for seed which
afford a good variety. but cannot bs
90 readily procured 10 market
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-20

Patient lgloomiiy)-I don't seem d
Be gaining very fast. doctor.
Doctor tcheerfuilyl l-Tou cant ex-
pect to get wen At one jump. Yeu
viii have to regain Jour health grad
ually day By dzy-sort Of On the N
stallmenf plan. as It were
Patient shrighteniag npl We'll. doc
tor Il this thiEg keeps on mach long
er I'm afraid that you viii hare 70
collect your blu IL the sane way
Judge.