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The Brinkley argus., 1907-10-18
Increased Expenses.

Like everything else. the cost of newspaper has increased. A dozen or 50 years ago the getting out of paper was comparatively in- expensive. Help was cheap. paper stock was low and less reading mat ter was required To-day printers get 50 per cent more in wages than they got twelve years ago. The price of paper stocks has risen fully third and is still rising.
 The introduction of the linotype Into newspaper offices was felt to pe the downfall of coInpositors. h fire sss shown that there are more Usn s. work to-day on newspapers than ever before. The reason Is thAs inc news papers give more for the money than formerly; give more reading and a larger and better pape in every way than was the case in former years.
 With this increase in the cost If preparing and getting out papers will certainly come increased rates of ad- vertising for the merchants, for there is nothing else left for the papers to do.-Exchange.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-10-18

POSTS FOR SALE.
 bks Co. Palestine, Ark.
 them that you saw it in |ngel, of Clarendon, was tuesday.
 Mrs. C. s. White visit B Friday.
 of Monroe, visited krs. Walter Farrin, Tues torlnne Ritchie, of Gre . guest of Mrs. R. B. Branch ard Csmrell, Of
 were Brinkley visitors ALE OR RENT; residence }, Apply 10 pr. A. H.
 M. Henderson and ]. J.
 among the attendants at of the Farmers Union a {
The Brinkley argus., 1907-10-18
Rev T II Rrickell and family

Rev. T. J. Brickell and family are now occupying their eozy new home the concrete house on the corner of South Main and White Oak Streets.
 The parsonage of St. John s Catholic church is being enlarged by the addition of room to the rear. The frame of the building is now up and carpenters are industriously push ing the work.
 Rev. J. H. Coleman. of Hazen, was in this city Sunday and filled the appointment of Rev. J. c. Harris, at the Baptist church. the latter being engaged in a revival in the pastoral charge of the former.
 MT. and Mrs. Earnest Horton were through Brinkley Monday en route from Howell to Sonora, Mex, where MT. Horton will look after min ing property for his father-in-law, Capt. R. T. Martin. MT. and Mrs. Horton were accompanied to this city by Capt. and Mrs. Martain.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-10-18

Attorney C. F. Greenlee attend ed legal business at Marianna this week.
 The ARGUS is publi shing this week. very interesting letter from its old friend, C. E. FareS. now of Oklahoma City.
 MT. and Mrs. F. w. Jackscn. Mrs. s. w. Boardman, Misses Edith and Mamie Lamar. of Claren- don, were among those who "saw the elephant" in Brlnkley Tuesday.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-10-18
ESELco RHYMES.

The wrapper from Sumatra, far. With best Havana filler. You buy that sort of cigar, For just dime In "siller"; Its name. of course. you'll want to know It is. the Ten Cent EsELco. That am now describing. POST SCRIPT Oh, the rhymes that could write. And the Poems I'd compose. If l had within my sight. Another box of EsELcos.
 Hlx MALLORY.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-10-18
4 CURE FOR PILES AND CONSTIPATION
 DISCOVERED ATLAST.

Carlstedt's German Liver Powder; removes the cause and cures every case. Never failure reported. Try 1t. Guaran teed to cure.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-10-18

'can Lum Der Co., buys Oak
 .. Block, Brinkley. Ark.
 ptly on inspection.
 '. W. Yarbough and little
 Folsom, were in the city this guests Of her brother, Editor |L. K. Brown, her guest fn Hammond-and Miss t0sn spent yesterday with |Wheetley.
 |and Mrs. Will Jelks and Eas son. Perkin, of Mccrory, |'hs city the past week, the hFs. c. R. Simmons. 'eS' StovalI of Bethel Springs now employed at the Black lie is \ nephew of our es- 'Snsman W. W. Hendrix. "A small gold broach or ne word Mora" engraved With 4 pearls. Lost on ''S CT at Brinkley House s'a address or call on.
 Mrs. C. F. SIMMONS.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-10-18
Horse For Sale.

Family horse. perfectly safe for lady to drive. Will work anywhere. Good bargain for cash. For particu- lars address w.. care ARGUS.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-10-18
Just ell them that you saw it

Just ell them that you saw it in the ARGUS.
 Mrs. Fishe~, of near Wheetley, was in Brinkley yesterday shopping.
 10. K. Dowel, of Walnut Ridge, is now in charge of the books and office at Henry Wolf & Co.
 American Lumber Co.,, buys Oek Office P. o. Block, Brinkley, Ark. Pays promptly on inspection.
 Miss Emma Eldriege, of Forrest City, was in the city the past week the guest of Mrs. R. w. Land.
 Major Jett. a clever young man from Augusta. is now connected with the clerical farce at the Oil Mill.
 Miss Virgie Hurst visited relatives and friends in the city Tuesday, the guest of her aunt, Mrs. John Hurst.
 Mrs. Cooper, who has been ares ident of Brinkley number of years, will make her home at Newport in the near future.
 John Ryner, the capable mana ger for the Nebraska Bridge Supply & Lumber Go. at Keevill, was in Brinkley Tuesday.
 Capt. and Mrs. R. I. Martin, our good friends from Howell, were ap- preciated visitors at this office Tues day. They were accom panied by their daughter, Louise, and Elese and Thel- ma Smith, who came over to see the circus.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-05
W0RKINGMER SAID TO BE
SHARING IN PROSPERITY

around and leave u comfortable mar
sin for export
~ tbs railroads could only gel the
labor the Investment of money IN bot.
iarments this year would exceed any
thing ever reported" Says John r.
Marchand. assistant 10 the president
OF the Rock Island system. Who nntll
recently was highly valued empinye
OF the interstate commerce commits
sion, The trouble is that the labor
cant he had at any price We are 40.
ing everything possible, for instance.
on the Rock Island lines 60 establish a
strictly first.elasa condition, II has
been Only by the greatest exariion that
We have been able % get ties, of which
We had hundreds Of thousands bought,
delivered 10 us No labor
"nut Il can bee set down as certain
thar next fall and winter will NOT sae
a repetition OF the troubles Of last win
ter, The railroads have their tracks
In condition. have more cars, more
power. more Of everything and have
put II all Into the best possible state
Of efficiency, Tonnage Is so big that
the prospect OF small reduction.
which seemed 10 be promised during
the spring WAS really rather crafty.
ing 10 the operating departments, for
4 gave them chance 10 catch up with
business. But the reduction evidently
lani going 20 take place. for crop con.
dilions are vastly better than any body
dreamed was possible AT that time
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-05
MAY PUT NAME OF DAVIS
BACK ON FAMOUS BRIDGE

VIZ HEN Franklin Pierce Was pres.
w ldent OF the United States his sec.
rotary of war WIS jefferson Davis. aft,
erward president Of the Confederate
States of America
During the Pierce administrator
the government improved the bis,
triet of Columbia IN many ways One
Of the public utilities was the Wash.
ingiou aaueduct, famous 10 legend A.
the Cabin John bridge
This big stone archway was. at
ihe time % its construction. the
largest bridge OF masonry In the
world II was over 22e feet long and
lite arch over 40 feet high
The bridge was not completed an
I'll Lincoins administration. aud as
II was eres ted under the supervision
Of the Wal department. a stone tablet
was inserted Ia the masonry bearing
The names Of the presidents and score
taries " asf, who had ~ 90 wlth
the work OF course. Jefferson
Davis name appears with the rest
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-05

The bulletin ia part SANS From
the time OF the firsl settlement OF the
country ibis has been one ~ the greet
est sources Of loss % the ganeheg aud
farmer The country is not suited 80
cultivation. and always furnished ref
nge 10 cougars wolves, aud other ami
nials VI their class, Nav that The Soy,
erament has undertaken the aaninis
tgatian oi land ~ this character active
work. has been started to eXtarnilnate
such animals
III Is part Of a gaFesi rangers duty
10 hant predatory animals and with
the addition ~ skilled hunters the
force. whose business is 60 hunt ex
cellent results are expected
The appointment in ihe Dixie ma,
tional forest was made directly Ia re-,
spouse 20 petition 10 the forester by
the eiuEens % Pine valley Conditions
there are SO lad farmers are afraid 10
ALLOW their children % so after the
milch COWS In the evening aud the
losses from stock killed were heavy
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-05
HOUSEHOLD HINTS.

To cover the par In whifh fsh IL
cooking viii make the fsaah soft
Never mix a French dressing until
ready 20 use, The vinegar and oil
will separate
To prevent pastry from burning sci
pan 81 water In the oven while /, Is
baking
Petroleum. ointment stains are worry
obstinate and the best thing FOR them
IN "a soak IN Kerosene
apongine with a solution Of one
part ammonia 10 ten parts of water
IL said 10 brighten the colors In a
faded carpet,
delightful new awoesnneat Il a
ehocolateeoyered fsg that can easiis
be prepared at home with sweasansd
chocolate
The best thing TO clean windows
With Is vinegar Rub IL ON with anft
cloth. dry with another aud polish
wiih wash leather.
u ynn are storing your household
effects fof an indefinite period. wrap
All table and bed linen. OF, IA fact. any
white material IN dark blue paper 10
prevent II from turning yAfiew.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-05
ron IelLlEo cHIcken sour
One Of the Best Of the Many Hot
Weather Diates.


CiesH and dress a large fowt II
ahoaid weigh from fnar 10 Ave pounds
Nhea lssnsd Sever each Joint from
the rest aad cut the hFsae, into four
Pieces Crack knnckis OF veal from
which most 81 the meat has been STRIP
ped Veal Is esnec ally useful in
IA 'as el,.ea soags berauae Il coa-
Isins meft ssiaginnGs natter PAT
ti.e ieSsa - fowl ard the veal boae
.ata eei ala Two gssspaoHfaa On
pHNn iulee ead three stalks ~ celery
ce' in.r Zach lengths and cover xlta
q Easloa ~ ,ol1 water.
Cover "a ssily ard set wilure & vln
1854 he1ll aasssr aa boar vet will haa
sseRi's5 eoek Slowly far tanF hoafa,
u anta ,et neah VI tho soxi ALPS.
q g ne sFass TIE toughest ~ al
naS - uaaae tadeg ~ slow add pso.
'eA ed one slas Fhs liquid ahoala o.
re Hced to twu CHARTS
SEA chs rut aeay covered vshsiv.
nniil the. eeatsats are cold icily.
Heat Ia a hail to boasaR the jelly from
The bones, aud stfain. clrar With a
cracked egs shril and the white Of
an egg as with bert haaillun.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-05

When The war ~ The rebellion be.
Fan. and the erstwhile secretary Of
war became the exern,ive bead ~ the
confederaey.' the nnme ~ Jefferson
Davis was chiseled on this tablet.
and today a glariHg blank occapies
the space
As sectional prejudice has disAp
peared this little expression ri ant
mostly has been regretted hy many
who approved and who might have
eheered The decd 81 The time OF its
commission More than once feplae
Ing the nane baN been suggested
f"s daYs sgo tho prcH!deu; re-.
ee'yea letter on the subject ffom
Walter r Phillips ~ bridgeport.
Conn.. and this document be referred
80 the var department
This IL the FIRST tine ths agitation
has been pgt iuto any definite and
official form and J, IL believed steps
may soon bw taken 10 tnsfpre tbs
tablet 20 something resembling aa
former self
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-05
Costly Peace.

Westerner lin eastern city)-Yes.
IN gettin sort Of tired o. western life
an as I'm purity well fixed, | saws to
myself. | guess I'll come east an set.
tie down. Who lives in all them fine
houses?
Resident-Well. most of those hand.
some residences you refer to are occu.
pied by eminent lawyers and judges.
Lawyers! Does lawyers here cit
as rich as that? BY gum, How many
is there?"
Lawyers? Oh, presume there are
about thousand here
by gum, It's goin ter cost too
much to live peaceably here. | guess
I'll go back to where folks carry
guns.'-N. Y. Weekly.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-05

e ECRET ARIES cORTELYOU and
> Garfield have laid the foundations
Cor a Che quarrel sorie time aga
Garfield issued regulation for The
officers AID clerks ~ Bic 6rlarfms "a
which permitted them 10 aie expense
accounts wlthout swearing 10 their
accuracy ana iruih
Garneld figured ifa' if fha govern.
rDeut couid BOT tr0ei fbe rHeh Il SORT
out to look after as business 70 ton
der 8 true btl ~ expaa =ea % bad
better got ether men
Rolsers J Traceweii cauf tfnfief q
the treasury. v-lso gssaes az aIi qaeF-
tiohs d lac felstfne 90 Enforcement
o. monsY and George f. ts1sieirsa hts
Official snbefior thins otherwise They
think the 5ufat Is neeessaFf becsafss
tbeY believe the laa rsqBires veriaca
ticn gnser OATH
Tr&repell and Cuftelyoa have pet
OUT rev method 81 sree.zntlss aoT
fDpnsy disba-asd be the government.
In which they Aet azlae ih~ Garfield
regulation without mentioning q or
without having consulted tae tnoes
prominent member 81 ihs teams cab
met.
10 view % The stAading az Darhsl1
At The Waite House. this shows won.
derfui ternerity on the Fart Of corteI-
yon. The Only xay Garfsid eaa prs.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-05
NEWEST IN NEW YORK norrls
Fine Place. Where a Reeno with sath
Can Be Had for sia a ps,,.

Everything seems TO be drifting to-
ward hotels and theaiers. SAYS tie
New York Press We wonder and
never cease 10 wonder thar eapitaA
lists continuously invest their money
In such ventures. which pay or do ma;
pay four per cent II begins 10 look
as IL all OF ms will nv and by live in
hotels and sell our houses to those
not in the know g OF 10 such az have
money to burn, Our newest hotel
has 500 rooms and 500 bathrooms
It's foundation is so feet deep. which
means at least six stories under
ground. Above ground there are 20
stories. few years ago two stories.
or ahnut % feet. was the limit
do not know VINO invented that
staggers humanity II is a
good one. II illustrates very well
the progress OF the mechanic arts la
this newest hotel / 200. 600 pounds az
iron were used In the framework -or
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-05

IT iS predicted In Official circles that
the forth, amlng bulletin of the bu.
reaa OF labor viii show that the tn
creases In wages this year have broken
all records and that the prosperity
which is SO much heralded IL tangible
and THAI the working people are fully
participating In II, Whether they are
receiving their full share il a question
which cannot be answered oficially or
otherwise to the satisfaction OF all
concerned. but II lis stated that Official
figures will show that the advances In
wages during the last 10 months have
been unprecedented.
Along with the increase In wages
has been experienced an increase in
the cost Of living. The purchasing
power of money has decreased both
when applied TO labor aud TO living
While trusts and moHopolies have In
some instances destroyed the power OF
supply and demand 10 affect prices. IL
IL promised that normal and natural
rules win apply when the department
OF justice completes It's programme OF
attacks upon the combinations. SO far
az supply Affects prices Secretary WI.
son says that he will produce bounii
fnl hafyesis. While he cannot promise
bumper crops be says emphatically
that there enn be no crop failure. and
that the yield OF the principal crops
will be abundant. large enough 10 20
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-05
GOVERNMENT OPENS WAR
ON PREDATORY ANIMALS


w AsHiNGToN - The goverameu,
w has obtained an Official hunter "
ROT mere moilyeoddle OF an octopus
SLAYER or a special commissioner who
seeks the moHes devil In his sky
seraper hair. hut the genuine, pure ar.
uele. who viii go around with a real
gun with the intention OF killing b.g
game AZ SO much per. 10 be paid for
out OF rnncle Sans treasury. He ia
J. NJ Moody. and the appointnasni,
which was made by the United States
forest service. took effect ON July /.
when the official nimrod assumed his
duties IN the Dixie national forest In
Utah
Tie appointment, according TO a
statement made by the forest service.
has greater significance than appears
ON the surface To this explanation
IL added that N Is a fulfllment Of the
promise OF the forest service 10 do
something 10 help settlers an over the
west to lessen the losses they have
suffered from predatory animals"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-05
WAYS OF The spsNpr4R,rr.
Peculiar Means Of Purchasing Imnnu.
nifty from Boredom.

An epigramrnatie Frenehman once
said that God showed his contemnt
Tor wealth by the Kind Of people He
gave It To. A number OF young spend.
thritts have startled New York this
season by new forms Of folly in the
waste Of money. One Young man ere.
ated Passing furore by tying IS bills
TO the tails of dogs Evidently he did
not realize when he began the extent
OF the canine census in the metropolis
ana he was compelled finally to dis.
appear.
Sehoepenhaaer dwells upon the two
great sorments that afiiiet mankind
the fear of want among the poor and
The dread OF boredom among the rich.
The fantastic expenditure of money is
one way OF purchasing immunity from
ennui.
On one occasion a New York clerk.
unaware of the resources of the seem.
ngiy plebeian guest, demanded pay.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-05
IS roo SHORT NOTICE.

Ecle Jed" was so fond Of his
J. 10 have acquired the repu
\ Millville of being a ~leetle
h be was also fond of crea
borts. Somehow II taxed his
20 reconcile these confiictins
hens OF Millyille were much
|to entertainments of a so
kdible nature called "subscrip.
Ies." and Uncle Jed was al
tariably one of the partioi
He sacrificed his desire for
however. by fasting for a
kngth of time beforehand.
1 occasion a party was hastily
|in honor of a transient guest
pm. and Uncle Jed was In,
n the affair on the forenoon
kry day on which the enter.
was given.
said the old man emphat-
should have been happy to
II gin me more notice. You
|cbarge about four times
[wuth. anyway; but II ] have
10 git ready. | can git about
Ilnoney's wuth. AS it is, |
Hhis time. It's too short no.
3dge.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-05
eeston nak.d nsar sal.d.

Seald from four 20 sgx nice ripe TO
t'1Aie"s Peel and pat awAy 70 ehnL
Arrange letlacr leaves In circle
around q large salad dish. then snakr
aa inuer border ot sliced tomatoes
sprinAied wila aait and pepper. In
the center place a mound ~ cold
hoafDn baked beans We sse ihr t'asi
fornia bAans, az these are never
nnshy aud hold their share Pour
over tha whole plentiful supply az
salad dressing when easinx ala a
few drops ~ vinegar IL desired.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-05

Cut The stalks 10 within two inches
Of the tips The reat ~ the aiem IL
weed II win not be eaten, ard
takes up room IN the jar thar might
be egenpisd 20 more ADVANTAGE lay
the asparagus, thus abbreviated. eveas
" aud close together Ia bother mad
cover with cold water aliFntiy aaliad
Pot the cover on the hoiios aud set
over the IRE Bring 10 = slow boii,
and keep Il up ten minutes. paser iet.
Ting the bubbles become violent TO.
move The asparagus gsntIy with a
wooden iadle pat inio the iars. ire
tive, In orderly array. appsfniost. an
eiib boiling AHit water ana Rrai
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-05
What Do You Think Of Tha<7

Il understand YOU carry dogs on
this road for one cent a miller" said
the red-faced passenger.
That is correct" replied the con
ductor.
And you charge me three cents a
mile?"
Yes. SIR"
Amt I as good as dog, I'd like
to know, sir?''
Yes. sir; | think you little better
than dog, sir."-Yonkers' States.
man.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-05
Ether . Fs.tis. Drink in Russia

The habit Of ether drinking is Ell.
trerDely prevalent IN same parts Of
Russia. as OF East Prussia. and all
the Efforts Of the Authorities 20 CON.
bar the evil have hitherto been almost
fruitless.
An idea of the extent TO which the
s7bft prevails mar be gathered from
reports given IN the Russian newspa-
pers OF . recent accident which oc.
CURED az q place called Trosspo.
Ether Ia drunk by farmers on festive
occasions. when 1t spears 70 be coz
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-05
ment in advance for the room. as the

ment In advance for the room. as the
visitor had no trunk.
In that case" said Coal OIL Johnny
I'll have them sent around"
Then he went to a railway ware.
house, where unclaimed trunks were
stored He bought 800 OF these, had
them loaded on trucks and returned
with them to the hotel
Here is my baggage" he said to
the astonished clerk. take care of II. ''
A new field OF usefulness might be
opened 10 men Of imaginative minds If
they would devise for people more ia.
rored with money new forms Of spend.
ing it.-Harold Bolce, in Uncle Remus'
Magazine.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-05
rHe HoT WEATHER LUNCHES
Geld Meats, Fruits ard Vegetables Ae-
prapriase New.

The knowing housewife ke~ps her
refrigerator fun Of fresh fruit. lettuce.
creks and always blg bowl ~ niayon,
aaise Where only small remnant
OF yesierday roast Is left maynnnataN
gees well with n and with cold fssh.
~ merely spread on bread. with a
crisp lettuce leaf for luncheon, with
glass OF Iced ten or. better stiii, frash
milk
lellied soups may be kept ,wo DAYS.
all the cold vegetables. rs saiada with
French dressing. hulteraa toast and
perhaps a dish Of berries OF Iankat-
who could ask a more delicious ani
wholesome bot wratber lannheons
Heavy feaals. fried meats. thu ever
lasting potato. cooked beans. arr All
TOO heat producing for hot wcathsY.
breakfast bacon. eggs Ia ihu many
possible forms 90 serving, cream
chooses. ntewed fruits. may replace
those foods that are 10 be provided
for cold weather,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-05

one floor alone more than 600 tons.
More than 100000 enamelei bricks
were used To make the front walls
look attractive. Some OF the heaviest
swells and ballooners IN new and old
society have taken rooms. the prices
for small apartments ranging from
81 900 TO $4,000 year. Fer
transients "-European plan nine
dollars a day, with bath. sl2.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-05

WITH many people The FrSnea dses@
fug - usually hit az miss There "a
ho@evsr. set formula that inznrws
barring the proportions right every
sim". Put into bowl OF hessle bali
isaapoanfai " salt and 4 Sai,spoonfal
pepYer AID four isaApoonfais ssisTs
e!.. stir with a fosk or shake il in
bottls Add oss Tablespoonful lesaan
juice or vinegar. mix thoroughly aud
pour aver fhe salad
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-05
ELT INDIGNANT.

BED in New York. Silence
er them.
} she spoke.
pkins," she observed, ARE
that one hand of the LIB
e measures is feet 5
Re heard" he replied. happy
PISSED again.
ckness OF the head from
she pursued. icily, lis
pc is four feet six inches
>uth is three feet wide"
z So"
st is IS feet round"
Flii you kindly explain. " she
oistantly. as she rose 10
foom, viii you kindly ex-
yea stated. in the poem
addressed to me that | re-
Goddess OF Libertys
ese Indignant words abe
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-05
Whsn stunu hx Gees.

The following Is recommended In
cases Of bee stings First pull the
sting then bruise fresh leaves OF the
common weed known as veryaiu and
rub the wound well with them. after
which bind 10 II plaster Of the crush
cd leaves well Doistened This viii
prevent swelling aud case the pain
Vervain may be used ia It's dry state
by sleeping In hot wafer