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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-18

oa oen fsrite Sigebriio, Der fom slt'
fra og ifuloe til 9irfen, netop bar
mibt paa 9roen opitob Der itor 6or'
pirring / grubeifaren, % oct par iom
ON en- Gage laeoe fig ben ooer CO.
men. Ga Soogen Dor orepet oGf og
man ifuIbe til at ie Jig ON bar Brit
Sen ioripuuoeu. Srolomanoen bapoe
toaet benoe % fsrt benoe til i'm @o'
liz | @eibiere, iom ban baooe faaet
SOP til, % man iaa alorig gruoen
mere. Soa maatte gpgmeItrene aa'
benbore, bpiIfen gfforo De bapoe
giort meo 9iergmanoen. Siotil bao'
De oe bpIot oct ifiult.
0ten iioeu Den Sio turoe ingen
@ruo Iooe iig fisre ODER 9roen. Gn'
bper bar bon9e for at blipe Den ltoIte.
90 enoifisnt ielpfelgelig nogle life
bopoe @rltuo til at frpgte for Srolo.
manSen, ga set INN bar Ell G~igebrito,
ban piloe houe, iaa tog BOG alle Den
Ionoe Smpei, enten forbi De pirfelig
bar ban9e for Srolomanoen, eIler o9-
iaa for at fou Solf til at tro, at DC
bapoc @runo til at pGre bange, %
aieuncm Sc monge gar git Oct laa-
Dan inc i IoltS @eoioitbeo, at in8en
grio moatte fomrne puer oenne Bro,
og oct bar man troliet bclSt | SGno
iubtil bore Sage.
Siior fi5rte en- griloetone ooer
@roen, ga Sc fisrte ira Sirfen. vi
ben @ruuo bIep bet omtalt ! n9lten
ollie 2anbctS 9looe, forbi oct baooe
bqpct S~roIooommen % briot Den
aomle Tradition. Men mar nan
bsrer, at oe Sen @aug DC fisrte til
Sirfen fiertc ben lan9e Sntpet %
ferit ficrte cuer 9roen paa Stlbage'
peicn, iao bill man f%oritoa, at life Oct
minoIte af Srolpoommen er briiof
enSnu. Chi SroIomanoen piIoe life
bauc 9ruocu, mar birn Tom ira Stir
fen % bar bIcpen piet, men mar
bun fierte'tiI Sirfen.
S%rolbNonmen er altiao life briiot
enbmn, % set anbet Srnoepar or
cnbmu life fiart ooer Srcen sltfra,
% iaa opbt buuoer oct gamle Sagn
Soils SepiNItbeo oernoe | @orbiere.
oft oct er meset tpilionrt. ON 5olt
noecuiinoe tonnler bort ira Oct.
gr~uteifurerue sitfra til gorbierg
airfe bill iitfert pcoblipc at fisre Den
LANCE Smpci for at umogaa at foiHne
pper Sroen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-18
ct eammelt Sasn.

GIT for 9orbierg &irfe | Spuono
finbeS en- meget orb 0al. Neoe Su.
len Ieber Ell Iioen Ia, bporoper Der
isrer ell BRO. Seien, Der gaar aien-
uem 0alen % oper 9roerL or Den
f~orteite Sirfepei for oen sitliee Del
al 9orbiergS 8ebocre, % DOG er Der
life, ioa pibt man peb, fommen no.
gen 9ruoeifare ouer oenne BRO, ioa
lGngc uo9et Wenneite fon brife til
bage. Meu oItio, uoar Der fommer
cu @ritoifare ira gitio9uet, nnblaoer
SoIf at fiere Den forteite Sci, % lite.
oct fisrer man Ell lang Sntpei uoen
ON en- flor Sis % 40 Ell @ei, Der er
Iongt baorIiaere emo Den Bel Der is.
rer oper 9rperuc.
8runben til bette mGrfp9roigc
SorboIo er ifelac "Sfipe ap," ct
gammeIt intereSiont Saau, Der Fri.
Der iig ira ioa tioliet ct SioSpunft
iom 1850, ga 9orbierg airfe bIep
bp9gct.
Saanet, ser / garet 1866 or op.
teonet al ben bopGrenbe Ireit | Dor.
berg, 9aitor SieImtrone, iortaDer,
at ga Sirfen bIep bpeaet. boebe Der
en- @iergmano i ben Saffe, 9orbiere,
bporpao Sirfen blep bpeeet. 9enne
9ier9mono par ioa preS oper Of bope
ct @loSbuS | fin H9rbeo, at ban
ON Iftenen neorep oct, Der bleo reiit
ON 9aaen. Get nebrepne Iurprrf
ilpttebe ban pper poa Den CT Stpffe
Serira liagenoe Saffe, @eibiera.
SaoIeoes bIep SrolSmanoen neo, %
set iaa tiIiioit no, ipm ON Sirfcn
life ifilIoe blipe iGrSig. 9a ilutteoe
Spemeitrene tiIiibit afforo meo
9iergmanoen % fit bom til at Unite
oper til @eibiers og iaa Iaoe airfen
/ SreS. Meu iom Son ifuloe 8iere.
manoen bape ben ierite oa Den iioite
E~igebrno, Der tom til Sirfen eitfra
oper groen neoe | Galen.
Sirfen bIcp III mart fGroig. Men
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-18

Snofparteriug for Ratten. Oct blep
imielertio negtet Dem. Ga De fln
bar faa, bleo De tuuneue til at for
fsie fig bort. Oct gioroe De ioa,
mems De uoitsbte SruSler og lopcoe
Serremanoen S9pn.
aaerebe iamme Gat f~oreneoe De
fla meo Ell flor Del anore Spenlfer,
% iaa oros De afiteo op moo Serrc.
gaaroen og tGnbte Slb op.
Sa set blep opbaget. itprteoe @aar'
bens Solf no for at reooe fig; men
Speniferne neSiableoe for Sooe; fun
nog!e faa Ipffeoes oct at nnbilippe,
&eiten blep orGbt, og blanot otsle
TOR Serremmoeu.
% Serremanoen bar brpbt, blen
9oaroen aIorig ienere opbpgget, De
reaipprteoe Mrre fit Sob at Itaa
iom tauie Iibner ON bin forfGroe.
liae Iorbnat. Wen omiioer blep
set Sfif, at gsnoerne, naar De full
Sc bpgge, bentebe Sten fra Serre'
aoarben, = ioalebes er MI Oct 'toIte
spor af oen foripunoet:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-18
A MISTAKE.

81 once dreamed" said Pat, Il was
with the Pope, and he ax'd me wad
| drink? Thinks l, wad a duck
swim? An SEEM the bottle and the
lemons and the sugar on the side
board, I tould him / didn't care if |
TUX a drap of punch. 'Cowld or hot?'
ax'd the Pope. Hot, yer Holiness,
an be that he stepped down into the
kitchen for the bilin' water, but be-
fore he got back, | woke up, an now
it distresses me that | didn't take it
cowld."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-18

itrsmningen til Siernen, nlaa set
antages, at en- Sperbeonin9 os Sri.
tation al 9looet moa pirfe itabelig,
mems en- gioIins blioe Sirfning me.
get ~inarere beforbrer SanretS Iunoe
&ert. Nu fan ale Saarelerir' Sabrt-
fanter 9oa biem og IGgge fig, og @io,
Iinipiaeren gIGoe iie til engagement
/ ale beore SienL boor umisfienbe.
lige 3egn poa Rpmaone begpuoer at
bic lie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-18
GDbielSOags'
Ea Sogen n n

Mette CT en- al bette aars
% Yr1miebpstr. 90 at sprt.
me otter be mango stlniaige
aRbefaliagsr, ri bar moStaett.
pil bisielis benut Sos biane
Sr.eresie blanot "5erprabs
Rsfsn''s eGIert % andre.
gogeu Ct iaaltots inSrtttet.
at Der for bber at aarets 1a'
turr CT fire blanfe Sinier ineo
Blans for Samilitas 90 Slrst'
ninges GaSne. ilnoer bier
9ats or anisrt en- sler fers bt'
rsmts @9uns 90 abinarrs Jpns
ftlsoas, 90 paa ben mob Raa.
cube Sine ftnpss Der = for be
tilipartnse Gatnfr - 1t Tibet
@ers. ct Gpisram tarr en- llss
taltlie at en- ellsr anSen nabns
ftfusig Scrionlisbeo. Oct sii
hare at ilsr S~ntsrrsie iur sus
buer Gamilis - % fan osina
stn bisis seilisbeDer blist i'll
itbentrt aptte - paa nenat
IaaDr Of tGbr belle I'm Sl9st
iamltt | On ZIG liosn net Soc
mto ansisslir ai bssrt enitft
Grolsuls S~psieIsSata % Gpn'
ielsaar.
Scgtu Ct mutt inhbuneeI
ecrrtn urto crntt "Spnislss
nassbps'' GRlnboshaprr Saa
Gsss,a 90 Suriosn. iautt rpst
Suit. 90 sfn ItHoes trit mfh
Slaast for Sl.25 brtalt ! Jor.
ifnn. vi bar Ssiaa tnosl eIs'
CANT innhunnns Gnininit, ION
fsifsr 10 Grnts srtra. % be CO
rel parnt bet lille SiaGs ior
tlniernstts Sfslo.
QArfsSs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-18
On ib9rois &rop.

Gn Heiienoe fortpler | ct banif
|9lab ieleenoe life Siitorie: ga 20.
get ipofra forleoen Dag fom til Belle,
bIep en- Iioen 9pnoeeut lat no al oct,
'foroi ban life bopoe Billet.
Soget fisrte pioere, 90 oa oct fom
til SorienS, fanot man 8utteu | en-
arpe. San bonoe | Belle ineget fig
bosom 5oaet oe bapoe ubem9rfet ia.
get 4loos / 9upeen.
San blen otter iot no paa Eerro.
men, men ga Soset fom til Sfanoer.
borg, ioo ban fremoeles poa fin
GIubs. San fit MI liot Sanf og Ell
olporIig 8ormaniug ON life Longer
at fsl9e Soset, mar ban ingen Bill.
let bapbe. Sffe beitomiuore bar ban
meb, GA Soget fisrte iuo paa Iarblrs
Citation.
Spren fit igien Iiot Yrpgl, % Sta.
tionSmeIteren ipurgte bonn bpor
lanet ban bapbe iiinbe at reiie paa
oenne Wanbe.
81 ifal til Sisrriua bpis min
Rp1 fan boloe til oetl ipareoe @rt.
ten % groat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-18

st npaut Sim. "Nor, Ior!"
-"Spoo or bet9"
San Sor oriffer Saub!"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-18

The world seldom gives a man
more than he deserves, but many a
man who deserves a term IN lail is
overlooked by the grand jury.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-18

Wife-"I really must have a new
frock; autumn is coming on, you
know"
Husband-"Well, where's the nor
ey to pay for it,"
Wife-"O, you needn't worry about
that; the dressmaker has promised to
let me have an account"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-09
DID THE WORK
Grew Strong on Right Food.

You can't grow strong by merely ex-
that food must be the kind you can
digest and assimilate.
No matter low much food you eat
unless it is digested it adds to the
burden the digestive organs have nat
urally to carry. This often means a
nervous breakdown.
About year ago. writes a Mass.
lady, Il had quite serious nervous
breakdown caused, as | believed, by
overwork and worry. / also suffered
untold misery from dyspepsia.
First gave up my position, then
I tried to find a remedy for my
troubles, something that would make
me well and strong. something to
rest my tired stomach and build up my
WORKOUT nerves and brain
Il tried one kind of medicine after
another but nothing seemed to help
me. AS last resort / tried different
foods but they all failed me.
Finally friend recommended
. Grape-Nuts and with little or 70 faith
in it, | tried package. That was
eight months ago and have never
been without it since.
"GrapeNuts did the work. Il
| helped me grow strong and well
Grape-Nuts put new life into me, bull
up my whole system and made another
woman of me-" There's Reason.
/ Name given by Postum Co., Battle
| Creek, Mich. Read The Road Il
/ Wellville," in pkgs.
Ever read the above letter? A new
one appears from time to time. The,
are genuine, true, and full Of human
interest.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-09
James Shields Sent to Penitentiary Fer
Breaking Into and Robbins
the Postoffice at
Adair.
SHIELDS PLEAD GUILTY
Quick Work in Getting the Man
in Jail Within Week of
the Time of His
Crime.

Within week after robbing the
postofice at Adair. James Shields, will
be in the penitentiary, serving four
year sentence for the act.
He was up in the Federal court this
morning and received sentence. The
Federal grand jury finished its labors
at 10 O'Clock, finding but one indict-
ment and that against Shields. The
jury was then excused for the term
and Shields was brought forward, hav-
ing arrived in the city last evening
with an officer.
He admitted that James Shields was
his correct name and said that he
was guilty of the two counts against
him of breaking and entering post
Office and stealing SCOTT in money of
the United States.
Postmaster Curtis Of Adair was
present and asked a few questions by
the court he said that he had gone
to bed last Saturday evening when
word was sent to him that some one
was in the postoffice. He got up and
dressed and got there in time to catch
Shields crav ing out of a broken pane
of glass in the door.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-09
MADE WIFE DO
A MANS WORK
So Mrs. Lyle Of Crescent County Wash.
Brings Action For Divorce and
Division Of Property.
[Gate City Special Service. ]

lIdte ClIy special service.
SPOKANE, Wash, Dec. S.-Two
hundred men, women and children,
composing the entire population of
Crescent country, near here, are wit
nesses in the Spokane county superior
court, before Judge d. H. Carey, in an
action for divorce instituted by Nina
Lyle against her husband, Jay Lyle.
They were married in Spokane Sep
TENDER 10, 1904, since which time, Mrs
Lyle alleges in her complaint, she
has been obliged to do a mans work
on their 160-acre farm. Mrs. Lyle
asks for division of the property and
the cu5tody of her baby. Mrs. Lyle,
who is young and comedy and of the
willowy type, was the first witness. She
declared that the husband abused and
that she was forced to leave f1er home
to escape his wrath. Martin Van In
wegan, a neighbor rancher told of lur-
ing the husband on {. trout fishing trip
and keeping him out all day so that the
woman could make her escape Two
other witnesses were heard during the
first day. At this rate it will require
80 days to complete the testimony.
Most of the witnesses are for Mrs.
Lyle.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-09

sented for payment by eastern capt.
alists, Mr.. Mulch, while he states it
is for the court to decide, holds that
the notes are not within corporate
limits, not having been signed by the
institution, but by an individual, Sister
Mary, OF that academy.
The notes given by P. ]. Herman
and signed by Sister Mary, do NOT
think are collectible for it does not
seem to me that the notes are signed
in accordance to law.
While the Academy at Nauvoo is
not really backed by the diocese of
which Bishop Spaulding of Peoria is
at the head Of nevertheless it is the
belief of many that the influence of
this power of the Catholic world would
be brought strongly to bear were there
any strong belief that the doors OF
this Catholic Illinois institution were
to be closed The diocese of Illinois
is one of the strongest in the middle
west and while this is not an effort
TO convey the impression that the
Sisters have the backing of the do
cese. yet many Catholics think that
some means would be resorted TO if it
was thought that the school was to be
closed in the ridst of its great work.
Much OF the aid and support accord
ed the Nauvoo Academy, and in fact
almost all of it. is through donations,
for the tuition received from the pupils
attending school there is insufficient
to properly conduct it. and as result
were it thought that the academy was
10 be closed it is predicted that the
Catholics would respond in noble
manner and carry any indebtedness.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-09


sleep day or night because of that dread
full itching: when did sleep it was from
sheer exhaustion. l was one mass OF
irritation; it was even in my scalp. The
doctors medicine seemed to make me-
worse and was almost out of my mind.
! read of Cuticura and sent my wife to
the druggist. who was member of nv
lodge of Odd Fellows. for set of the
Cuticura Soap, Cuticura Ointment and
Cuticura Resolvent. / used them per-
eistently for twenty-four hours. That
night / slept like an infant. the first
solid nights sleep had had for six
months. l was not afraid TO use plenty
Of Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Soap
with hot water and in a week S time
was able to put on my clothes again.
In month I was cured. From that
day to this / cannot praise the Cuticura
Remedies too highly. | may add that
/ have a very heavy head of hair which
/ owe to Cuticura. W. Harrison Smith,
RI. D. 2, Mt. kisco, n. Y, Feb. 8, 'OS."
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e often sufficient for the treatment OF
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burning and scaly humors. ezemas.
rashes and irritations. with loss OF hair,
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and may be used from the hour OF birth.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-09

in by the scores and also kilograms
by people eager to gain some knowl-
edge of the real situation which the
institutions there are compelled to face
by this recent failure. Optimistic re-
ports are being sent out, however,
from that place and the same are ac-
corded persons visiting in person. The
Sisters of the Academy are talking
with no one on this subject, and all
visitors wishing to confer on matters
relative to the finances are being re-
ferred to Mr.. Mulch, legal advisor.
Keokuk PEG. e are unusually inter
ested in the present reports about the
Nauvoo Academy having to close its
doors as for number of years this city
has been represented by students
there. This year also, there are a
number of young girls of Keokuk in
attendance there and for this reason
possibly this city is wishing for sue
cess there among the Sisters. The
Catholics of the city also have that
unmistakable feeling for the prosper
ity of the institution and it would be
with deep regret that they would see
the institutions closed. The work &C
complished by the Nauyoo Sisters dur
ing the past few years has been mar
relous and has been commented upon
by many OF the leading papers in this
part of the country. Their untiring
efforts, their great progressiveness,
and their unselfish work has made
it possible for them TO build up one of
the greatest Catholic institutions in
the country and it is doubtful if the
doors would ever be barred for years
to come.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-09
SPORTING EVENTS
AT EXPOSITION
MISUNDERSTANDING Exposition to
Be Held in Seattle, Washington
in 1909.

SEATTLE, Dec. S.-Negotiations are
on to bring the Cornell, Yale and Har-
ward rowing crews to Seattle during
the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition
next summer. 1t is planned to hold at
least one regatta on Lake Washington
each month during the exposition,
which opens June land closes Octo-
Der 16. All arrangements have been
made for a cries of races between
California, Stanford and Wisconsin,
and otter middle-west colleges have
also been asked to send crews.
1t is planned to make the rowing
regattas a feature of the sports during
the fair and a big purse will be hung
up to bring out the Cornell, Harvard
and Yale crews. The exposition man
agement will submit proposition to
the three eastern colleges and will
make any reasonable arrangements to
carry out the plan.
Lake Washington and Lake Union,
both bordering On the exposition
grounds offer exceptional advantages
for these big races. An ideal course
can be laid out and it is estimated
that thousands of people would come
from all parts of the United States to
witness the races.
The arrangements have been con-
cluded for the track meet of all Pa
cific coast colleges and high schools
IL
the dates have not been definitely set
the colleges and schools of the Pacific
Coast have agreed to hold their 1909
championship games in Seattle, and
the arrangement of tle schedule will
be made early in January.
1t is also planned to bring the an
nual army and nay championship
games to Seattle next year. Negotia
( tions We're opened on this matter some
weeks ago and favorable assurance
has been received by the exposition
engagement that the plan can be
/ carried out The Pacific fleet Of the
United States Navy will be stationed
( in Seattle harbor during the entire
Il s2pOSltlOn pSTlou anu lulS VIII NC
strong inducement to hold the cham
pionship games in tae exposition city
Another big feature of the sporting
program will be the international bal
loon races. Representatives of vari
4 Gus aero clubs are now in Seattle con
Guiding the arrangements which vii
bring airships balloons and aero
planes TO Seattle from all parts of tn
United States and from many foreig
countries.
Seattle has also secured the annua
championship games of the Amateu
Athletic Union and altogether tn
program of sports will be one Of ta
greatest attractions of the Alaska "
kon- Pacific Exposition.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-09
fore Christmas, generally arrives be-
hind time at it's destination.

fore Christmas, generally arrives be-
hind time at it's destination.
The express companies would like
to have all packages at their offices
not later than December Is and if this
course was followed out, all gifts
would get to their destination en- time.
The companies furnish labels reading
DO not open until Christmas" which
may be posted upon Christmas pack
age.
The following suggestions are made
by an expressman as an aid to the
public:
Use wooden box if possible. Write
address plainly with ink, or crayon
and also put sender's name and adj
dress on, with the word From" pre-.
Exed, also enclose your card in the
package
Do not send money or jewelry in
same package with other things. but
send it separately through the money
department. Get receipt from the
office, with the value of package noted
thereon and mark your package Paid
if you pay the charges. Mark it per
ishable'' # the contents are such.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-09
HENRY WALLACE
IN SPOKANE
Well Known Iowa Agricultural Editor
in Washington on Government
Business.
[Gate City Special Service. /

[Gate City Special Service.
SPOKANE, Wash, Dec. 9-Dr. Lib
erty Bailey, chairman of the Commits.
sion on Country Life, appointed by
President Roosevelt. and Henry Wal
lace, Iowa; Kenyon H. Butter6eld
Massachusetts; Charles ID. Barrett
Georgia, and w. A. Beard, California
met hundreds of farmers. ranchers
and orchardists from various parts Of
the Pacific northwest at their sessions
in Spokane. 1t is believed much bene
fit will result from the discussions Of
farm conditions. The commissioners
were entertained by the chamber az
commerce and the local committee Of
the Seventeenth National Irrigation
Congress, which will meet in Spokane
September q to October =. They also
visited the National Apple Show
where DR.. Bailey declared that the
exhibition is without an equal addin
that it will do more than anything also
to encourage the apple industry all
over the country
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-09
never CLOSE
The SCHOOL
Nauvoo Academy and Institute
Will Not Have to Close on
Account of the
Debt.
THE REASON WHY
Mortgages Will be Paid Off When
Due and Friends Would
Come to the Rescue if
Necessary.

ST. Mary's Academy and Spaulding
institute the real life of N,auvoo and
two Catholic institutions of learning
known all over the country, will never
be closed owing to the failure of the
Fidelity Funding Co. of New York,
and the entire Indebtedness will be
paid within the next twenty years.
mortgages now outstanding Will be
due. The Academy seems we'll able
to pay the Indebtedness contracted for
and up to date has paid the interest
in full upon all money borrowed. and
1t is the opinion of many that small
per cent of the value of any notes could
be realized by an outside individual or
corporation were they to close the
academy for the property and build
ings now owned by it.
The diocese of which Bishop Spauld
ing of Peoria is head, and one of the
strongest dioceses in the middle west
would doubtlessly come to the as
sistance if it were certain that failurs
was evident. and as last resort an
appeal to the Catholic world would
be made in manner that would clear
beyond any doubt the Indebtedness Of
the Sisters of Nauvoo So strong is
the feeling of friendliness for the
Sisters of Nauvoo, that the Catholics
and other citizens of Nauvoo, the peo-
pie of Bishop Spaulding's diocese,
and the entire Catholic world would
respond in one accord to save this
great institution of learning from
death, which at the present time is
being predicted by eastern people, but
which is sternly denied by all rep
resentatives of the academy.
1t is safe to say, according to the
best obtainable informat ton, that the
Nauvoo academy and Spaulding in
stitute will never close their doors
and the great work being accomplish
ed by the Sisters. who devote all of
their time to the education of children
will go On and on and the next tewn-
ty years will see the dent cancelled
and the Sisters no longer burdened
by the weight on the many fine educa-
tional structures.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-09
Ten Years of Eczema

Reports on eczema dating back ten
years show the value OF external
treatment. Druggist McGrath Bros,
this city. can tell any sufferer what
reports they lave been getting from
patients VIII used oil OF wintergreen,
tnyn.ol and glycerins in liquid form
whether any person cured as much
az ten years ago has had another
q compounded in D. D. o. Prescrip
ton 1t would be interesting to know
touch of the disease.