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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-08-28
SHR

h my ssudy weS Eitting,
Iu1t because,
Thinking something most beattins~
Thsn my doorbsll gave jinsls.
Gavo q Jingle. tingle. Jingle.
ThSu . Jingle, Jingle, 3inglei
Was II mad
Or only gladi
Next heard Q uilksn rustic
In tho hall,
Heard q hustio and . hustle
Then q call.
Boen most gweetiy she came 6lushin0
Whore stood In waiting, flushing.
Down abe sat. In styls quite orushtn0
On my hat;
Crushed it Aat
Swift abe talked In tones eostatio.
High. then low;
Waved her hands In ways ernphatts
To and fro:
Talked Of fatheT, sister. mothaf,
Cousin, nephew, unole, brother,
Than OF this one. thsn the other,
While She sat
On my,hat;
Told In accents soft and broken
As could b
OF bar homo In quaint Hoboken,
Near the SeA;
eaid "somo time abe hoped to 60
10 the Archipelago
What wished just than. you know.
While Bhe rat
On my hat.
Did she notice my emotionR
Not tati
o. toward moving take notioni
Truly niti
Straight one mortal hour abe talked q
Net word did she get baked on
Rhile the carpet just walked on.
And ahe sat
On my bat.
Then psekago from its wrapping
she brought QUIT
Knsw full we'll she'd caught me nAppInO
I'VE no doubt;
= 6oid this book was Just the one book
All nay weary heart to unhook.
Would kindly take Just one looks
There she sat
On my hat.
10 myself her list ] drswit
Like 1nnhi
0igasd my nAmo mes. boldly tot
With daah
Then upTos6 this lovely being,
Through that han went inst a.hsaiua,
euS one thing WA worth the ssetne-
TwAs that has
- Bhero she sati
n G. Barnes in New York BGH
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Fdiis.

Some man talk S4O.WortA q Uay q
nickerS worth Of sense.
One should mot mind thsir eli fur
nituro In q little while & will BE-
antique and valuable.
Il makes . man mad to Get . gaS',
bill whom hIs wife is aWey "a Q va
cation and the gas hasn't b0on lightSd
foF six weeks.
There is seldom an incentive ter
"a unmarried man To hiTt with hte
TttIan-hairod steaographer.
Even n the trust cases d CO.
against the Standard on conUAay.
It 10 said that Mr.. RoekeEsileF 0tilf
viii possess enough money % keep
the wolf from GnANiaE 81 Ais fFeAs
atoop.
One way to avs,d q dispute i ta
shut up.
During the ice-ereAm season tAS
young man who quotes u hss la1y
love. Drink. pretty creature. drink"
win stand better chance of buyiaa
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I.n.ne.a Eiction.

Japan Il a novel writer's elysium.
There is one very celebrated work,
entitled "The Story Of the Eight
Dogs" that runs to toe volumeS print
ed or written on only single side Of
the page. Then, again, Japanese writ
ers introduce into their stories num-
Der Of characters so confusing as to
bewilder even the authors. No self
respecting novelist leaves a single per
snnaGa alive ak ne end 0e the book.
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The Captain.
Copyright: 1901: by byron Williams.

The Captain.
I'm sorry sday that licked wlllyum
I tOlled him twuz Rons fer us fellers 2
But Both of US couldn't be Captain. by
And nuthin' but Fiun' wood settle the
thing
the naim of our is the White Stocking
I'm captain and Pitch and the Empire is
asst willyum White . B Keteh but he
he woodnt B nOthin' excepun' the Head!
Hank Barnes seq tits willyum. er else !
wont signl"
/ had lick Hank sist 2 keep him in
and then Fattie sed that HE knew the
gain best
he'd Pitched fer year In weigh out
west.
i hate this here aun'; it's Bad fer yer
Face
But Fattie must learn Who is Who in
this place
then willyum white dared me knock
off his chip
did 1t. by Gorge. and he hit me kllpi
pasted him Good and he pasted me
back
tainted and Hit him teribul krack.
he grabbed me a-cryin'; we both fought
like Time
first Bill wuz on top and he gist made
me kline!
then got the Hook on mi friend Will
yum White
and Squeezed of his wind, gist hOldin'
him tite!
knowed 1t wuz wicked wailop him SO
but. darn 1t. we both couldn't run things,
you know.
he Rellered lot but made him lat
base
and helped him wash all the Dirt frum
tolled him sum day would up and re-
sign
and he could be Captain of this here
ball Q.
like wipyum white; he's purity good
sumtimes 1 Eist wish he wuE Captain in
slid
guess Bout next week will plan fer a
switch
and let him be Captain and me only
Pitch!
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Highest Priced orchid.

The highest price ever paid for any
orchid was paid in March of this
year. at an auction salein London. for
a heayily-marked form p odontoglas-
sum, ss,Ds5. and but foFssaasmail .plantl
1t has enormous heavy blotehes Of
chocolate brown on each segment of
the flower. occupying approximately
one-half the area.-country Life in
America.
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Accidental.

After expressing her gratitude to
all who administered to my dear hus.
band in his fatal Sickness" a New
York woman adds in her card Of
thanks. "and especially the accident
insurance agent, Mr.. Fairlock, who
assures me that congestion of the
stomach comes under the head of ac-
cidents."
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Her Moroy,s wor.h.

During her sojourn at hotel a
lady broke an article belonging to
q toilet china set. On leaving the
house she was charged with the en-
tire set. AS remonstrance was un-
availing, she paid the bill and, plead
ing the excuse of having forgotten
something, returned to the room and
broke each and every article Of the
set for which she had paid. And
some people say women are not cleV-
ert
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I. IS
aySs5 'uVfIE@
FryIn, Elsh.
lsO7: by Byron wIIlIams.

FryIn' Fish.
say. Did yew ever fry fish In Thee kamp
gist as thee Hoboes does put on tramp7
Yesterday mornin us Kids went Fish
Bout 8 apiece wuz thee ketch that We
wished
gee. but guess we wuz hungry by Noon
seams like IT never kums any soon!
stub bilt Fire and we skinned our hull
dropped in our eggs and gist axed every
then when the Taters wuz all baked and
Stub got awful hard bite on his Line!
gee. It's Whale sed Bill White with
a yelp
hurry W Fellers and give him sum
every last one of US hIpered away
leayin thee Dinner tew simmer and
SayI
next thing we knOwed thee Hull woods
ketched In the grass and wuz scootin' all
cracked and Snapped. gist a roarin' like
NAB yew think that US Kids didn't
Kline!
run awl thee way frum thee Point our
shed
"thOt yew wuz hshin." mi brother Bill
'rwuzp,t t no good" answered Stub. sorter
"fshin amt phun when thee whoppers
doant bite"
shivrln we stood by. litel wee krack
watchin' thee Smoak gittin' bigger-and
black!
gracious" seq Ma, cumin out purity
must be Forest fire down by thee
maybe its Indian summer" seq Fat
"sumtimes I've seen 1t look sumthin like
that"
my but thee Sky wuz gittin' blud red
when 1t cum time fer 2 krawl intew bed!
next Mornin' Fatty and Me hipered out
down by thee Crick gist pertendin' 2
skout
say! but that fire raised old Ned in thee
burned up sum hay and a fence in its
there by thee Korner above wailer's
bridge
ketched in thee skoolhouse on top of thee
ridge.
sumhow thee Neighbors awl scanned 2
take fright
most Of them Plowed round their Houses
all mite.
gracious I'm glad that they aln't blamln'
hshin' fer punkinseeds down in thee
brush.
Stubbie nor Fattie nor Billie nor Me
Amt go'n tell 'em who set 1t, by gee!
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An InuuIultIvo Ml.u.

Her nurse had fallen asleep, and
a ur-year-old girl toddled to the
pulpit steps in church and tenn
porarily stopped the sermon by ask
ing the clergyman; "Please, man,
Why do you get up therep Why
don't you come DOWN." When a
church warden gently led her back
to her seat amid the tittering of the
congregation she repeated her ques-
ton, adding "Can he see better%
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Trihes.

Golf is very amusing game-for
the caddies.
Kleptomania is not catching but it
Is taking.
Incompadbility of temper is fire.
quently caused by incompatibility of
digestion. Wives whose husbands are
cross, should change their book of
recipes.
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Peculiar compIaInt o. Woman.

CA'r'o'"e ~ stShi14ss
A New York society woman com
plains that she cannot visit any OF the
public parks because they are Uttered
up With children" Pity the world was
ever Uttered with her Bort-Monteom.
cry Advertiser,
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NO. 8
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5F DN1EBY
copyrtght: 1So7: By Byroa WiIiAnR {


The souI Of the Rec.
ehe gave me q rose in the gareoa oiel
A ross, when I yearnod 6of level
BhS gave me the flower IN the aFb11
win itl lat,ieed crown sbeveI
She gave me 4 rose-and I wanted hoI.
The Fcsiost rose OF ell,
With eheehs like the hue os the aS1sq
Ana hair IKE tAo golden faui
sAs gave but a rose whns lsnssa y
Her close in a fast sESsass
And take from the Pink of her FueaS
The Sliss Of yisldins sraosl
Il Giye you" she said. 'juss Q tan1eF
It's thinel II has bleomsd fer thssl
And always the soul OF the rese 4 thlne
Is thine I'll eternityi
No uattsr what ha5peu1 ne resee
Ne mater its faintine breath.
Remember thS soul OF the peso 6 thina.
The aoul Of the rose-'dl deathl
ask but that iovo for the tender olss1a
Shall i've I'LL the last reed hioWs:
Forever end 0reF. I'll death dstA partA
And now % you want the rosef'
Ah. you wAs have loved with . purs4I
hssTt love-
Al. you who have loved ana wen.
ciFoled about her my great. GtRonO
And dld just what you have donsI
For each Of the petals kiasea hsI
IT'S tsinst !. ha. slooasa fss
theeI''-
Ana slVays the soul OF my ross y uins
La mine. I'll Otarnityl ..(s
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servants Demand RIah,s.

USINUIILI SUIIIdHu TlITIItII
Domestic servants in San Franeisco
being scarce, all cooks and honsemaidS
In the relief camp we're ordered out.
They declined to go TIL they were
ready. protesting that they were '.jutt
Is much entitled to a picnic at the
public expense as anybody else.
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s.
rod sIoan on tha atana.

Tod Sloan viii shortly feappear In
England in the role Of jockey, but this
time his course will be revolving
one on the stage ola London music
hall.
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U. Know Who, writing to his local
newspaper from a rural district in
Texas says: School is almost out;
then we will hear the children wish
ing for school again and will miss
the smiling face of Miss Woodruff in
our neighborhood." Mr.. u. Know
Who should go in and win. Faint
heart never won fair lady" U. Know.
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That'a oasy.

The Minneapolis Journal asks.
"Why do bean vines twine around a
pole to the right while a honeysuckle
twines to the left?" Because a black
cats tail is not piece of hcorice
root, Of course.
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Don't be afraid of the truth. Look IT
squarely in the face, and If 1t is the
truth and you are wrong, acknowledge
1t and get right. Don't go on living In
error, whether It has to do with farm
methods or the treatment Of your
family. Get right and then go ahead.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-08-28
City Ten Centuries Old.

The city of Rlpon, England, ceie.
brated recently with . procession and
various entertainments the 1,o2oth an.
niyorgary Of its incorporation. Each
division in the processtoa represented
q century.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-08-28

MornIno ExereI,..

A good long stretch Immediately
upon waking in the morning is ex.
ceiient exercise with which to begin
the day.
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Ancient Labor Unions.

Labor unions are no new inyentIon
Accurate records Of their existence IA
Roman times have been dug up II
Pompeii.
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COUNTY.

Judge of Circuit Court w. A. Parsons
Point Pleasant
Clerk of Circuit Court, A. L. Boggess
Official Stenographer,. E. G. Winger
Point Pleasant
Clerk of Co. Court. j. P. R. B. Smith
Deputy Co Clerk. Jos. II. Holloway
Co. Comm'rs. Bird Stone, Pre'st
ts -. w. w. Jackson.
New Haven
{" wv. H. Vaught,
Point Pleasant
Sheriff. ..............J.O o. McDermitt
Assessor LIST Dist. r. E. Musgrave
Point Pleasant
:" I'd Dist. Walter g. Sturgeon
MERGERS Bottom
County Surveyor. Geo, E. Childs
Point Pleasant
Supt Schools. A. Green
Ashton
Circuit court-Regular term be-
gins on first Tuesday OF March, June,
September and December.
County Court-Regular term be
gins on first Monday of January, April,
-
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R.~uussa1
@ ---S

Land intended for parsnip growing
should be deeply and finely worked.
and supplied with a liberal amount
of available plant food. so that the
young plants will make a quick. strong
start and strike down straight and
smooth.
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A PIrn.

hare always bsou a slniSop os
he boN and intrepid ArOmaD Wis ~.
tlss with the TaSing OlonsaAs II tho
oaeFe u preserve our property Zen
loss. but ny a1miratien fzoFoasss w
leaps and bounds Whsr roaA O.
feiiswiAs from NsW Y0sk nSuSpa.
psE:
It was ono e thO haSdsst aalitb
New Yea AEsusn have had and novo9
vas thoro mere brayorY shOVn, Ths
are was IN he Sab-baSsaloAg oE -
buiiai8G, aal fer usFo thaa tvo
YEARS ths nen fought dosporatSly.
But Ter tAo hoToiSn ahsWA maay
WSd1 hayo Iast tAoir lives"
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The Flrefiy.
o phosphorescent spark of life,
That swings across the darks0me night.
Alone beneath the cloud-hung sky,
pause to contemplate thy fight.
While bullfrogs croak and blackness
reigns.
While night owl boots and blatant hound
His braying to the night complains.
How like our lives thy pulses flash
A fleeting shaft of light, and then
The dull. dun blanket of the dark
Is spread about our hearts again.
flash, joy; laugh. tear
Now comes the last roll-call of earth;
While over all is thrown the night
The preordained OF man at birth
And of the shadowland beyond
We do not know: we cannot tell;
For no man ere returns to say
What fortune after death befellI
And yet we know the dying rose
Springs into life with fragrant June
And blooms again when all the earth
Is bathed in springtime's sweet per-
fume.
And SO through death. we hope for
spring
Eternal spring in land above,
Where we may find exemplihed
The joys of Peace and endless Love!
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DIRECTORY
CITY.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. T. F1IsOn, Capt.
w. r Gum, J. G. Franklin, John
II. Cheesebrew, George Miller.
City Treasurer. ........F. b Tippett
Pres. Board of Health, DIR. u. f.
Campbell
Health Officer. b. smith
Overseer Poor. Will ]. Kenny
City Council-Regular meetings,
irst Monday of each month.
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Water WAGON Gets GAY.

The sprinkle wagon made its flrst
appearance in new coat of paint
yesterdsy.-Minaesots Newspaper.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-12
Vaccine incubation May
Cure Consumption.

is durable. Five ounces Of tineture
Clnehona compound can be used in place
Of whisky with the same effect
The ingredients are inexpensive and
can be purchased without trouble at
any good drug store. To avoid substi--
tuition of some inferior pine product for
the Virgin oil of Pine. It is better 70
purchase each separately and mix them
at home
The genuine Virgin OIL Of Pine is put
up for dispensing. only in H-ounce vials.
each vial securely sealed in a round
wooden case with an engraved wrapper
showing plainly the name-Virgin OIL Of
Pine compound pure. guaranteed under
the Food and Drugs Act Of June 30.
1906. Serial No. Al. prepared only BY
Leach Chemical Company. Cincinnati.
Ohio. Be sure 10 get the genuine. as
the oil sold in bulk and cheap imita-
tions put out 10 resemble Virgin oil OF
Pine in name and style OF package are
Ineffective, being largely composed Of a
distiIlation Of pine needles. or leaves, in
stead Of from the pine tree proper.
These pine needle oils are not intended
for internal use. and when taken in
ternally usually cause nausea. Their use
is mainly confined 10 the manufacture OF
soap and similar purposes
The Washington herald., 1907-11-12
DECIDE ON A STATUE
Grant Memorial Board Will
End Discussion To-day.
DECISION WILL BE FINAL
Much debated Question to
whether Trees in the Botanic
Gardens VIII be Removed VIII Be
Definitely settled ht the Meeting.
No Hint as 10 Action.

The much debated question as 20
whether the ancient trees in corner of
the Botanic Gardens are 10 be left stand
ing. or whether a statue of Gen. Grant
is TO be erected on the ground partly
occupied by these trees. will be taken
up at a meeting OF the advisory board Of
the Grant Memorial Commission. which
will be held this morning in the Office
Of Col. Charles s. Bromwell. of the Corps
of Engineers, L. S. A, and superintend-
ent Of public buildings and grounds.
Col. BromweH is the officer directly in
charge of the construction OF the Grant
memorial. and IL is under his direction
that the work viii be done, If it be de-
cided TO go ahead. The other members
Of the advisory committee are Mr.. II. NJ.
Shrady. the sculptor. who designed the
statue Of Gen. Grant Mr.. Edward p.
Casey. the architect. who was associated
with Mr.. Shrady In that work; Mr.
Charles McKim and Mr.. Frederick Law
Olmstead. the famous landscape archi-
tects. who were members OF the commits
sion selected by the Senate 10 devise a
scheme OF beautifi, elton Of the Capital
park system. Gen. G. NJ. Dodge. president
OF the commission itself, will be present
at the meeting to-day, as Col. Bromwell
said yesterday that he was expected TO
reach Washington in time 10 attend this
conference
The question of cutting down these
trees. among which are the "Crittenden
Peace Tree" and several others planted
by dead statesmen. first met with disap-
prOvsl several weeks ago, when engineers
acting under the direction OF Capt J. H.
Poole who was then in charge Of the
Department Of Public Buildings and
Grounds. began the work Of laying out
the foundations for the statue and its
pedestal
On numerous occasions. prominent men,
both members OF Congress and architects.
have taken sides IN the matter. President
Roosevelt Speaker Cannon. and Secre-
tary Taft a member OF the Grant Me
nIorial Commission. expressed views that
the matter should at least received con-
sideration al the hands Of the advisory
committee which meets to-day. Gen.
Dodge. acting also for Secretary Taft.
whose authority he received by cable
from Manila. suggested the calling this
meeting TO Capt. Poole.
The meeting this morning will begin at
% O'Clock and will be private. II is not
known how the members Of the commit
tee view this Interference with plans that
were formulated after long deliberation
on the part OF the original commission.
but It's verdict Will liiHly be final.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-12
REPUBLICS PLAN FOR PEACE
Central Americans Arrange for
Future Negotiations.
Secretary Root VIII welcome Dele
gates at Their preliminary
Conference To-day.

A preliminary conference of the Cen
tral American delegates who are to meet
here this week for the purpose Of ar
ranging a basis for future negotiations
among their respective States, will be
held this afternoon at the Bureau Of
Central American Republic. The meeting
will have for its object the arrangement
Of a tentative programme for the con-
ference.
1t Is probable that the first regular
meeting will be held next Friday. Sec
retary Root will be present. and will de-
liver an address of welcome. All Of the
delegates have arrived in Washington.
with the exception of one from Nicara-
qua, who, with Senor Corea. the Nicara-
guam Minister in Washington, will repre-
sent that country.
The State Department yesterday made
public the cablegram OF President Figue-
roa. OF Salvador. TO President Roosevelt
upon the subject of the recent meeting
OF the Presidents OF Salvador. Honduras.
and Nicaragua, al Amapala. President
FiguerOa's message follows;
Il have the satisfaction OF informing
your excellency that, having held a con-
ference on the oth instant. al the port OF
Amapala, with the most excellent Presi-
dents OF Honduras and Nicaragua, we
came TO the most cordial understanding,
in consequence whereof all pending ques-
tions are settled. and the most frank and
true friendship is restored In advising
your excellency OF an event so worthy OF
applause, l renew 10 you the expression
Of my high regard +. F1GUEROA."
President Roosevelt replied, expressing
his pleasure at the outcome OF the con-
ference.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-12
ChnSe's-PoIite Vaudeville.

Al Lcech and the three Rosebuds in
Joseph Hart's musical skit Examination
DaS at School heads the bill at Chase's $
this week. The Rosebuds blossom forth
in several catchy songs and Leech does
an eccentric dance which is rather clever.
He was very funny in a drunken scene
when lie endeavored 10 climb a short
fight of steps. Much applause Urbani
and son are the best equiHbrists that
have been seen here this season. The
muscular development Of the son. a lad
or twelve. Is wonderful A good act. MI
and Mrs. Perkins Fisher IN rural sketch
The Half Way House." has been seen
here before, but Fishers comedy Is so
delightful he Is seldom tiresome. Tacianu
Is female impersonator after the STYLE
OF Lind. He sings Is "A clear soprano
voice from which he drops TO a deep
barytone- Many present thought a fe-
male barytone was before them Decided
ly good IS this turn. Eleanor Fake pos
sesses a pleasing soprano voice and was
well received
Her Frog Song" made a great hit.
and she was compelled to respond TO
several encores. The Harry La Rose
company presented VIII NJ. Cressy's one
act comedy, THE Sailor and the Horse. "
As the sailor, Mr.. La Rose was charac-
teristic. His droll comedy won the
house
The bill WAS opened by Master Eddie
Collins, billed as THE Dancing Won
der. Eddies forte is singing. and not
dancing. Purchasing an Automobile, -
by the vitagraph. closed the entertain
ment.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-12

The experiments with vaccine inocu-
lation as a remedy and cure for tuber-
eulosis which have been made by the
pathological department of the Massa-
ehusetts General Hospital have reached
stage that warrant hope on the part
Of consumptives.
The investigations have been conducted
with view TO obtaining a vaccine that
will so strengthen the disease-resisting
properties Of the human blood that death
from tuberculosis in any form shall be
occasional. instead of common.
It is so much easier to prevent con
sumption than TO cure it, however. that
no precaution TO guard against the de-
stroylng germ should be neglected II
often happens that the disease has its
start in an apparently trivial cold or
cough that has been allowed to run un-
checked.
To break up a cold quickly there is
nothing so effective as a mixture Of
eight ounces of whisky with two ounces
Of glycerine and Z ounce Of the
Virgin oil Of Pine. Shake well and use
in teaspoon doses every four hours II
is claimed this viii cure any cough that