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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-09-03
RICH HILL WANTS.
ron SALE, & EXCHANGE

Advertisements under this head 81
line first Insertion. Sc per line eaell
subsequent insertion. 6 words make
a line.
Wanted-Busmess men to fig
ure with for job printing.-Tri.
bune.
For Sale-Good boys saddle.
Inquire at this Office. 81
Bicycle and Gun Repairing
Joe Anderson. If
For Sale--Mann's Green Bone
Cutter No. : Cost $40. win
sell for S6.-Jess Miller.
Two good business and two
good residence houses for sale
rent or trade DR.. Wilson,
Foster, Mo.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-09-03
A AayetbIus CsmOslgH.

j. w. Booth, advertising man
ager for the Missouri Pacific,
has begun a. advertising cam
paign for bis road which can only
result 10 good 70 IL and The state
Of Missouri at large. The com
pauy IL spending many thousands
OF dollars IN an effort 10 attract
homeseekers 70 Missouri, and
with this end 10 view II sending
much advertising matter - the
eastern states. Special folders
are devoted 70 the many SUMNER
resorts Of this state reached BY.
the Iron Mountain Missouri Pac
system, snd the minela. snd
the farming and grazing lands
are carefully described and
shown in half-tone cuts. Mis-
souri, Lands" Is q thoroughly
readible and reliable little pam
phlet which gives an accurate
description Of the riches Of this
favored commonwealth. In its
efforts to advertise TIE state the
Missouri Pacific should have the
hearty encouragement Of every
citizen.-Ex
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-09-03
Yes, Bryan Will Sc President.

Respectfully dedicated to the man in the Threadgiil
LOBBY who said Bryan would carry the United states N
a whoop, and who would come out Of 0kahoL@ Win a ma
lority Of thirty TO. forty thousand.
When cows and mules ride bicycles,
And men eat grass and rocks;
When turtles shed their shells and fy.
And bullfrogs wear silk sox;
When Jumbo roOsts upon atree.
And catfish eat ice cream;
When snails and g~reenbugs study art
And rivers run up stream;
When humming birds bray like don kies,
And hregogs wag their tails;
And women go 70 church on time,
And chiggers feed on quans;
When wool grows on hydraulic rams.
And men don't stay out late.
When coyotes lay eggs in the sand,
And blacksnakes walk up straight;
When tadpoles swallow buHaloes,
And eagles hate to soar;
When female lions are tame as -Ns
And ROSTERS learn TO roe
When Haskell ceases TO y B,r
Aud gold is made ~ Eo
Then Bryan will be president.
Bot never u1hl then.
Dell B. Kel in Oklahoma City Times.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-09-03
Deb PdanaE

Tue TRIBuNE has a good line q
type. good presses and hrseelass
printers We win print your
ielserhesds envelopes bills
statements. pamphlets and book
lets. and in fact sA kinds q com
mercialp rinting quIekan cheap.
.Lss ~ Squire win you.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-09-03

This is q funny old world when
one pauses 70 consider how that
laughing is INDUCED in By every
body save yourself. Naturally
you wonder why it is, and it is
superhuous for US TO venture the
information that it is solely the
fault Of self. You can laugh as
easily as anyone after you have
learned how. but we admit that
il Is develish hard TO master the
lssson.-Excelsior Springs jour
nal
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-09-03

In a recent novel written by a
good author he tells Of a young
man and girl in a boat, in a fog
so dense that objects could not
be seen, and in the next sentence
he tells Of the sunlight cleaning
IN the girls golden tresses.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-09-03

Bryan was in ST. Lonis We'd
nesday and met a very chilly re
ception. AS a result he may
pass mp Missouri during the
campaign.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-09-03

H" = NNAthNaa
visitor 70 Weob City Friday.
Prof Cecil Ames, Of White.
water, Kansas, is visiting his
parents 10 this city.
simon Loeb is III Fayette, Mo,
looking after the interest Of the
Loeb stores there.
Tho Sweetest Girl in Dixie"
Company viii open their season
here again this year
Prowell & Smith have opened
% a new hardware store III the
Klumpp building on South Sixth
Street
R. II Wheeler Of Butler was in
Rich Hill Thursday superintend-
ing some repairs being made on
his property on South Fayette.
This week we received a copy
of the annual report Of the State
Board Of Agriculture giving a
Erecord Of the experimental work
d me in 1907. This book gives a
great deal Of valuable informa.
ton to the up-to-date farmer.
Write Geo. b. Ellis, Secretary
Stale Board Of agriculture,
Columbia, Mo. for a copy
County Superintendent Ives
hits the mark when he urges
school boards TO clean up the
school buildings and grounds.
Cleanliness is a most important
thing and the school premises
should be kept in good shape. 1t
is in the schools that the charac.
ter Of the child is developed to a
great extent. and the lesson Of
cleanliness should be impressed
upon him there.
A friend from the north had
gone to visit the Colonel, who
lived IN the swampy Mississippi
river bottoms of Louisana. THERE
was no mosquito netting over the
bed, and ia the morning when
the negro came with the water
and towels. says Everybody
Magazine, the tortured visitor
Sam, why is II that you
have no mosquito netting over
the bedsY Doesn't the colonel
have any in his roomg" "No,
sub, replied Sam. Il don't see
how he stands it," Well. sub,
said Sam, Il reckon IT'S jes' dis
away; in de To- part ~ de night,
sub, dc eolonel's mos centrally
50 toxicated DAT be don't pay no
.tention TO dc s5eeters, an In de
as part uy de night, sub, de
skeeters is mos gen rally so
.toxicated dat dey don't pay no
.tention 70 de colonel Elk.
The county court Of Johnson
County has ordered that county
prisoners OF that county be
upon the rock pile and
made TO work while confined in
for oaenses The order was
made upon the recommendation
II the prosecuting attorney Of
county. The law provides
hat this can be done and every
county in the state ought 10 fol-
ow the lead Of Johnson county.
rhe writer hereof offered an
amendment 20 the present law
u the last session Of the legisla.
making It mandatory upon
.he county COURT to do this where
h was possible and the expense
IF working prisoners would not
exceed The benefits derived from
.he work making the court re-
.ponsible for the board and lodg-
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-09-03

Wonder if the Democratic
National Committee will get the
nickel theatres TO use the Bryan
records on their Photographs?
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-09-03

The odd Guard" in the DEM
ocratic ranks remind one Of Wal
lace's Prince Of India, in that it
regains youth and strength
every once in a while.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-09-03

Freak election bets are now in
order. IL is said that the man
who in 1896 said he would not
cut his hair until Bryan was
elected has worried himself bald
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-09-03

In We olden days the voter got
full Of spirits on election day;
now the spirits vote and the voter
stays at home.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-09-03

Spiritualists should be barred
from politics at any rate they
ought not to he allowed to vote
the dead.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-09-03

Ball is from "Pilre1. They
have TO show him that he was
beaten.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-09-03

II has not been reported That
the ghost Of Bancho vo.cd IN ST.
Louis.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-09-03

II is said that Chadi'> cum
paign speeches are yeiy dry.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-09-03
Short Locals

y R Iarycr was a business
visitor 70 Webb City Friday.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-11-26
OV=:: r 7 Z:
EfIL.EE. L.

Davy looked wistfully at the road
which passed his aunt's house. He
knew that it led to the village, for he
had been there, and he could see 1T
on the hill in the distance He Won
dered if it ended there or if 1T kept
on and on.
Perhaps if he should follow it a long
way, it would take him where his
pretty mamma was. His Aunt Kate
wasn't pretty, and though she took
good care of him, he didn't like her
bit. And there was his papa, who was
a doctor and knew whole lot, but a
papa isn't like a mamma, somehow.
Boys always thought more of their
1mammas-at least boys of seven did
1t was hard enough for a little boy
not to have mamma, but it was lots
harder to have one and not know where
she was
For two years Davy had not seen his
pretty mamma. He remembered
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-11-26
sy stood only a few feet away.

"Why do you follow me from place
to place." the lady was saying. Dayy
could not see her face, but somehow
he was sure he would like her. He
did not like the looks of the tall dark
man at all
"You know l." began the man. But
the lady, to silence him, put out her
hand; and it looked so soft and white,
that Davy wished she would rest 1t
just one minute on his cheeks which
were burning as they had never burned
before.
you spoiled my whole life" she
went on rs that not enough? You
made my husband believe that was
false to him. tried to explain, but
he would not listen to me. | had to
leave my home-my little child. |
came here SO ] could be near him, SO
that | might see him perhaps, some
times-and now you follow me. Why
do you persecute me SO? You know |
despise YOU
There was q silence; and Davy
stepped forward with uncertain steps.
What made his head feel SO queer?
The lady rose suddenly to her feet,
and as she saw Davy she gave glad
little cry. He took another step; then
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-11-26
ill, until he had found his mamma.

1t was the hottest day of the season,
and the sun beat mercilessly down on
the little figure as it trudged bravely
along. After awhile Davy grew very
tired, but he still kept on. When he
reached the steep hill which he had SO
often looked at from distance he
was nearly exhausted, but he only
stopped to rest for moment.
Then he started to climb it. 1t was
hard work for the little chap, but final
ly he stood on the summit. Just lit
tie way In the distance was a summer
hotel AS he drew near he could see
ladies in white linen fitting about, and
gentlemen in tiannels.
Davys face was flushed and his
throat parched, and although he was
usually timid with strangers, he de
termined he would ask the lady who
was sitting under a tree with a tall,
dark man bending over her, for a
drink of water.
They We're talking in low tones and
did not see Davy as he approached. He
would wait minute, he thought, be-
fore he spoke, for he did not want to
interrupt them. The little boy had
not seen the man who had assembled
the hill a little behind him, and who
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-11-26

vaguely that one morning he had asked
for her, and his father, with grave
face, had told him that he couldn't see
her any more. He knew that she
wasn't dead, for he had heard his papa
say once 10 Aunt Kate:
at would not have been so hard If
she had died"
He had decided then that his
mamma had gone long way off and
left him and his papa. AT that time
they had lived in the city; but the
next summer his papa had sent him
, to see his Aunt Kate and somehow he
had stayed with her ever since. This
year his father had moved into the
country, and now had large practice.
Davy was not happy. His aunt
wouldn't let him do what he wanted to.
1t was fancy of his that sometime he
should find his pretty mamma if only
Aunt Kate would allow him to look for
her, and it seemed to him that If he
should follow the road over the hill
she would be waiting for him
somewhere. But he had never had a
chance to try until to-day, when his
Aunt Kate was called to see sick
neighbor.
Then Davy quickly decided that he
would follow the white road over the
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-11-26

with a smile he fell unconscious into
Der outstretched arms. pretty mann
ma" he had murmured.
When Davy awoke to consciousness
he was lying with his head ON his
mammals lap, and his papa was there,
too The tall dark man had gone
away.
How do you feel now?" asked his
papa 81 guess the heat was too much
for you"
ooh, I'm all right" said Davy He
would show his pretty mamma how
brave he was, and he struggled to his
feet, but as he tottered a little, his pa
pa took him up in his arms. For a
moment he felt ashamed that his
mamma should see this, but when she
smiled reassuringly and said it was
the best way he felt at east.
We'll, son, ! guess we'd better be
starting for home now" said his papa
An icy fear clutched the boys heart
What if he and his papa were going
alone. He couldn't bear that.
"Y-you're coming, amt you-pretty
mammal" he faltered.
His papa answered the question:
Why, son" he said in a glad voice,
of course she's coming"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-13
PAYS $4,000 FOR
GIRLS AFFINITY
German Mother Purchases Another
Moman's Husband 70 crafty Her
Daughter. ard Exhibits Her
Contract Go Immigration
0ficer>.

~ w MASS --spe cial---N In q
oer.iileo check Tor $4,000 in her pock-
e. MIS- Julie hermann. rlcn ba-
terlan WIDOW. reached Boston June
"a aoeo.- f-iii-- ut her daughter
.~--s'- At i-r i-ei l-et were met rs
N-'., -s ian 4'-lFo oTi "ell Ano" @
p 'l-n pianist AID MS WE lht3
'--'- -o --iis a~el. lAi ll-Ilis RAJ
w. e'------ ss -'-'l D-.iiI-s lal heard
--i- a--t lAeA ana detained
30. LOOT
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-13
uTTLEFIEID MASTER IN
VIRGINIA DEBT SUIT

WASHINGTON. ID. C-Spe ciaI-The
Supreme Court has designated Repre-
sentative Charles f. I1tflefeld OF
Maine as master 70 take testimony Ia
the case o. Virginia IS. West Virginia
for settle ment % the cebt contracted
before tie War and before TIE division
o. tne Old Dominica.
West Virginia asked for the appoint
meat OF Nr. Lsttlenelc. but there II
reason 30 believe that the appoint
msnf VII b. entirely satisfactory 20
Virginia
Some years ago & speculstor got
bold u q considerable amount Of West
Virginia certificates and tried 70 pre-
se1f them 70 the State Of Maine IN
the hope that IL would Institute suit
against Virginia for payment. IL was
chieny on the advice Of Senator Hale.
- Maine. and Representative Little
Deld that the gift WAS not accepted.
They urged that % receive the bonds
and bring suit would - unseemly and
IA violation % that comfy between
States which should obtain. North
Dakota accepted the gift Of bonds re-
pediated b. North Carolina. and on
suit "a the Supreme Court Of the
United States obtained a judgment
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-13

>tttch ana LIE.
One stitch dropped as the weaver
drove
Its nimble shuttle 10 and fro.
In and our. beneath. shove
Till the pattern seemed 20 bid AID
grow
As Il the fairies had helping been:
And the one stitch dropping pulled
the next stitch cut.
And weak place grew In the fabric
stout
And the perfect pattern was married
for ave.
BY the one small stitch that was
dropped that day.
One small life In Gods great plan
How futile IL seems as the axes roll.
% what K may. ~ strive how IL can.
To alter the sweep OF the infinite
whole.
a single stitch in an endless web.
A drop in the oceans TOW and ebb.
But the pattern is rent where the
stitch is lost.
Or MARRIED where the tangled threads
have crossed.
And each life that fails OF the true in-
tent
Mars the perfect plan that its NasteI
meant Susan Coolidge.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-13

A shape that is certain 20 be pop
ular within the next few months. and
one which viii attract many wCmen
20 whom the sailor does not appeal
IS freQue ntly seen in leghorn. either
wholly OF natural color. or with a
narrow brim-edging OF black or chau-
dron. The crown Is moderately high
and slightly raised al the back. The
only trimming is a narrow ribbon
band IL Is a feminine replica Of
some OF the mannish Panama outing
hats and a tremendously swagger ac-
compartment tor a simply tailored
linen. dusk or piQue suit or shirtwaist
costume for psdestrienne or outing
wear.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-13
We Send the Springs to You
Most of the sick rich people getting ready go to the Springs
but the poor can't afford to spend several hundred
dollars in this way, nor lose several months time
TESTIMONIALS

Ny VIE was sufferer from ailments
peculiar 20 her sex for a period 81
--..tt 4t-ie- also Indigestion and
Otacr troubles and was hedrf5der -
an1 on most ~ The time. Was freat.f
~ my SER and four or five OF the moss
sNllif-l physicians OF Lynchburg and
was press Elbeu Tor by one OF the besr
pms >ir fans ot Richmond. she also us~S
sfselal cases 90 iron and alum waters
n-t l"4na no relief until she began tie
use q F.-H. Concentrated Iron ard
-. va tlter After few months use
% tNe ~ Ater She was enabled 20 attend
20 AeF domestic duties. II has no equal
loF an stomach and bladder. female
aA1 many other troubles. I carnS-rIv
tfl-rtt u To De- the most valuable
SION. that . Will cure a large range
OF diseases and that 10 viii do an rfer
u claimed for if
DR. EDWARD ". SCOTT
Colemau's Fails Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-13

wHES yOU VISIT RICHMOND STOP
81 1852 East Clay Street. where you
can get = clean. comfortable bed for
56c. IL q refined hose, ceztraI 8ne
Historic neighborAoo6-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-13
TESTIMONIALS
uanElIe ornhanaEe

A'aI .aaN NiaI.-.r.a-F-
uauT--le VA. ,l~L 49, 1907.
! received i've children our % one
family. tait starved. end tlelr di ges-
ton almost destroyed by Improper
feeding I-c rolrgrst tlst ~ months
o-l. Ea1 been f-l or raw onions. WAS
almost ln despair. bur- since giving
Them your fulrt rfrrfca ~ Water reEu-
larry tor SEINE weeks they have gotten
Wrll and are Eat and rosy
a pair - tvlu kris years old came
tO u- trorl tar poor house. W no seemed
to BE- ir tle iast stage 90 anaemia- Had
tie most enormous abdomens. These
are "a rillr recovering.
raI others Wlfl enlarged neck
glands. sore ears and nose and every
- mptom 90 ~rroflla- These are sfeall-
ly improving
Ally cousin was seriously threatened
81 ttl EasrrlfIs. Almost everything she
ATE caused eu accunsllatlou of gas on
TIE bowels so mat she could Eot sleep
az rl-ar. u was tile greatest benefit
sne derived from TIE use % your Con-
cenrrltel water. This called mv at
teufluu 90 lt and made me try i- for
olr poor ltrle suffering children.
We cannot say too much for 10. and
are singing Us praises here in Da1ville
and ~ rerrrer else an opportunity pre-
serfs lteelf
Am nov using TIRE water on ten chill
dr-n- Gratefully.
- gned) MRS. =. A. LEE. Supt.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-13

PERSONS HAVING
cd. wcfn-oot carpets 20 write ~
Ne can E0ake 1hFm intO EnS rerfEeI~
he rugs ~ cruERfts- We also fye
e1vp<te- AEG a ,. PYLE. az Sosfh
kffth street. E4chsncne. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-13

Although unsolicited on your part. ]
FEEL 10 due you 10 26Tise you OF the
benefit ! have derived from your Iron
and Alum Water ] have taken several
bottles Tor Indigestion. and have been
helped far beyond my eNpec tation. and
90 not hesitate 10 recommend if 20 any
OF my friends IN the most obstinate
cases. II this expression - % benefit
90 you please % not hesitate 10 use
same. r. " IA WSCN
Wholesale Grocer.
south Boston. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DON'T co BROKE. SILL HEALTH
and aCr+1ert luElFlDce and make
&l8t a uDDtA ln golr Own locality
everybody warrE g. Fos-tlors per-
uzEeEr. MAEAGEEl els N1rth
SiHth street. Eichmond. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-13

LITTLE Girls <AN HAVE THEIk
dcl skirts PLATED free frDEn n0w 70
AnN1sf 7eL SKIRT r1nst not ~ over
FAfte long 81 ~ 8Erhes uife
Assay ~ PYLE. as North FsftD
street. EAcnU1xt. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-13

Tie mean hsiEhf q All the land nov
above the sea IL referred 10 by Lyeil
a. being 1.O06 feet The mean depth
q tie ocean Is ~ least 1900 feet
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-13

nave used and prescribed waters
from several Iron and Alum springs. but
Concertratcd Water In am that s-oes -
MAKE the Ideal alternative. strcnEfhener-
@FFCtaA-r and restorative II is al once
a. me Tonic and flesh builder. Have adj
Flsea several recently TO try ia. and
a." avs Win hne and quick results In
January 4 had bottle sent from one
OF your dealers TO lady. with the
understanding thai 81 "a did not al once
improve her digestive apparatus
hoO4o PAY The Sl-0U myself She not
only willingly pald the bill but ussd
q part OF one-half dozen more bottles
Gnl ls now completely cured OF a long
anu annoying stomach trouble. This
seems 10 De the case win all who try
H. ;. =. HILLIARD NJ. d
Rocky Mount, n @
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-13

CrR EooFsSc II NCT rEgURED ny
Acloe. s1eem Or any kt1f 81 ccrEp-
EAcTrEI<E COMPANY. R1ehmcne
Va MAn1f2e4Erfre - Aepnalt1ln.
Ef0ck NafDkfG. EoDf Eal1tE, ItGcrr q
$Acerr. Ole. EDerrE anG F1FlnE
Psteh. sc.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-13
USEFUL RECIPES.
Cereal Pudding.

One quart milk. Z cup fine wheat
cereal. . heaping teaspoons cocoa. 4
cup sugar ! teaspoon vanilla. Bake
about three hours In slow oven. stir
oCcssionally.- Havenite
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-13
Shrlnk An Wash Geeds.

shrink All Wash Goods.
Shrink all goods before using. dip
ping In water not once. but at least
three times. II folded and laid I'm the
bath tub carefully. then hung on the
line stright without wringing. II will
seldom need pressing before using.
shrink all cclored GOODS in a strong
solution Of salt and water. and the
salt viii set the color. The shrinking
Is especially beneficial with children's
clothes. as Il allows all extra size "a
be given for the benefit OF their grow
Ing instead OF for shrinkage.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-13

My son. who was suffering with In
used one ls-oz. bottle OF your Conceu-
trated Water IL gives me pleasure 90
state that 40 had the effect 10 clear up
AIS skin. give hlm a good appetite and
cure has 4ndt gestlon. consider 10 a
most valuable water
HARRY WoODING. Mayor.
Danvllle. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-13
Piedmont
Bedford
CONCENTRATED
|. & A.
WATER

makes IL possible for every
one who suffers with
Chronic Disease 10 be cured
In his own home at q cost Of
3 cents per DAY. This natu-
raj treatment j. put up in
ls-ez. BEETLES, each being
equal 10 25 gaIlsns Of the
natural water, and contains
all Of the life-giving minerals
Ia Ike proportion.
IL u net a patent medicine,
and these testimonials will
show what You ean expect n
You have Indigestion. Rheu-
matism, Catarrh. Malaria, Fe-
male Complaints, kidney and
Bladder Troubles, Stomach
and Bowel Disorders, Ner-
veRsness, SerofuIa- or ether
Bleed and Skia Diseases.
This Concentrated Water
has made It's reputation ~
curing eases Of years stand.
ing.
Physicians prescribe Il I'm.
stead Of sending their patients
10 tke SPrings. IL received
Medal and Highest Award ut
Jamestown.
Fer sale By ali Druggists
and Dealers.
Is-sz. bottle (mOnfk's treat.
menD, sI.oe-
Can send direct
Write fer Interesting beck.
let
81. nj. Echols Co.
J LYNcHBURC, VA.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-13
Pineapple Meringue.

Cream q cup butter with I cup
sugar. add . cups shredded pineapple.
heat the pineapple 70 boiling point.
Now add beaten egg yolks mixed
with I cup rich cream or milk. : Ia
blespOon lemon juice and a grating
% peel FIJI the pie and bake. then
cover with meringue and brown.