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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-08
Elect Officers of County Medical
 Society.

society.
 Eufaula. Jan, 7--(Special)--The Barbour County Medical Society met here this morning in the office of the President. pr. W. P. McDowell. Among the out-of-town physicians in attend ance were Doctors w. A. Smart. J. ]. Winn and W. H. Robertson of Clayton. and Dr. Clarence Long of Conner.
 The question of the recent law governing the sale of morphine and opium was freely discussed but no action was deemed advisable at present. An enforcement of the law governing illegally practicing Sphy- sicians was urged.
 pr. Mcdowell the President rendered his resignation which was accepted with regret. and pr. J. K. Battle, of this city twas then chosen President of the society. Dr. Clarence Long of Conner, was elected Vice President; pr. Lewis F. Tisinger of this city Secretary, and pr. W. G. Lewis, Treasurer. pr. ". P MeDowell was chosen County Health Officer and Dr. W. A. Smart of Clay ton, Inspector for the County Jail and Poor House. pr. J. K. Battle was re- "lented City Physician,
 meeting was an interesting and Atslonious one. Dr. McDowell the re-
 ri President, read an interesting 7aaar reviewing the work of the year "a and outlining good practical ! 9rs for the future.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-08
nIian NeIaon Entertalna.

Miss Janies Nelson oehshttullS entertained at a reception on yester- day afternoon from 5 to o'clock al fine lovely home of pr. and Mrs F. G. DuBose on Lauderdale street. when MT Tom Garner the popular director oi the University Glee Club was guest oi honor. The apartments thrown to- Rether to accommodate the guests were artisticafiv decorated with the Univef- sity colors. crimson and white In which various pennants and poinsetta were used with pretty effect. Those In the receiving party were Mrs. F. G. DuBose' Miss Nelson, MT. Garner and the mem -bers of the Glee Club.
 In a second apartment where tea was served by Mrs. R. E. L. Mel, and the punch bowl was presided over by Misses Grace Nelson and Alma Hooper. Although the weather was very indictment a large number Of friends called and thoroughly enjoyed the occasion
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-08
CALLS COMMITTEE
sAIRMAN MALLORY ASKS FOR
 MEETING FEBRUARY ..
lte Demoeratie Executive Cenamittee Win Be Formally Summoned To Prepare for Election of This
 Near.
Advertiser Bureau. /
 galma Ian I

Advertiser Bureau. /
 Selma, Jan. z. Hon. H. s. D. Mallory, chairman of he State Democratic Executive Com Ynittee stated today that he would call he committee to meet in Montgomery tt noon on Friday, FebruaryT, for the purpose of providing for the elections that are to occur this year and to transact any other business that might be brought before the committee for it's attention.
 Mir. Mallory. stated that he had con- suited with some members of the-com- mittee and thought that the date named would be agreeable to all. The formal call will soon De sent out to the members by Secretary Pettus or this city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-08
CAMDEN TEACHERS.
Take Regular Examinations for State
 EH@amaa~


 Lfcenmaaks
 Camden, Jan. 7.-(SpeciaI )--The January examination for State public school teachers began here yesterday, There are fifteen white applicants for license and about the same number of colored. A few more will come in Wednesday and surrender their second grade licenses and apply for first grade, The High School Commission will visit Camden on January II and the members of the commission will be royalty welcomed to our little city, and special efforts will be made to make their stay here pleasant and to show them why Camden is the most desir- able place to locate the High School A reception committee composed of prominent and influential citizens will meet the commission at the station, and after dinner they will repair to the institute auditorium where addresses will be made. Tie commission win remain here only a few hours leaving on the $40 train.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-08

The second day of the City Court or Selma was taken up with the hearing Of quite a number of small civil cases which were on the docket. This docket will be continued during the remainder of the week.
 The grand jury began its session this morning and during the day examined quite number of the justices or the county and several witnesses.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-08

was made last Saturday by the can- gassing board. and ft was found that
 the "wets" secured IA votes while the
 "drys" secured l.ose votes in the en- tire fcounty
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-08
PRINTING

WANTED-Your printing for doesrs. biiis of isding, dray uckst@ oireniers or any have an automatic press, the only one is .he state Prompt servic%; teiephsns us ai f6e Woodruff Go q
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-08
TWO FOUND DeAD.

Man and Wife In Burning Home, Hus-
 band Had Been shOt.
 St. Louis, Mo, Jan. 7.--Information received from Corbon'iale, Ills, states that the dead bodies os Clarence Sni- der and his wife were found in the red room of their burning home this after noon. Both had been shot
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-08
MULES AND HORsEs.

WE ARE receiving Tennessee and Kentucky mules daily. A good supply on hand: also a lot of horses. Come to see us at our New Stables. corner Perry and Jefferson Streets. Abraham Bros. Horse & Mule Co. --tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-08
Clyde Line, with headquarters in Mont somery. spent today in the city.
W. W. Martin of Atlanta, spent to- day in Selma.
pr. T. P. whitby. has returned home from a visit to relatives in Atlanta: {
DoCToRs or BARRoUR.

Frank H. Love left this afternoon on a business trip to Richmond, Va.
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hi. ,ect,on. "a critically i'll at her home

this section. Is critically i'll at her home in this ksses
 shipping laNs u.his county was maoe Saturday byta Y 1ty, Sheriff Cole at BIocton. A neg. Wing in Tuscaloosa County was foun ter Blocton with six gallons of whisiSA, 'actnd four bottles of beer about his vo .; He said he was taking the liqS rf ads m Tuscaloosa County. fu Jaii'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-08

MT. and Mrs. Will Gross have re- turned from Orrville where they spent a few days witliNrelatives.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-08
social and Personal.

Mrs Daniel Haynes has gone to Montgomery to spend several days with Mrs. Stuart Mckenzie.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-08
WOODENWARE.

For thorough broom satisfaction ask your grocer for our Yellow Label Brooms. Price Montgomery woodenware Co. Cor. Court and Jefferson street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-08

Miss Almon Hooper has gone tC Montgomery on a short visit to her sis ter Mrs. Howard Holmes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-08

The Bachelor Girls will be enter tained on Saturday evening by Mis- Carle Sutzbacher at her home on BroaC street. '~s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-08

Mrs. Jake Topper will be hostess on Thursday afternoon for the members Of the Do-As- You-Piease Club.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-08
WANTRD--rEMALE HELP.

WANTED--Whits girls Co do general house work in private homes: fair wages. moder- ate work. sood treatment and Eocd oppor- live out of town may write The Salvation Army. Montgomery. Ala otAerwtss may call st si7 Whitman st.. er 'phoas seai.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-08

Mir. John Pollard is sepnding today here with relatives.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-08
wANTED-MALE HELP.

WANTED--combination bookkeeper and salesman in general retail dry goods house: : must be a hustler with experience and good habits. P. O. Box 31g, City. --s-2t AD WRITERS wANTED--Thsre are many positions open for ad writers and advertise Ing managers. Salaries run as high as sie.- 900 year. We can teach you Advertising in to read and write and ambition to succeed are all you need. Write today for Two Hundred Million Dollar Advertising Bonk- let" which gives full particulars. 1. c. a, Box 1666. Scraton. Pa -a-( (4) -au-wSd wANTED-For U. 8. Army: Able bodied unmarried men between ages of IS and s5; cttizens of United States of good char speak. read and write English. Men now wanted for service in Cuba and Philip. pines. Apply to Recruiting Officer, IS i,a s. Court street. Montgomery. Ala
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WANTED--T0 BUY.
WANTED-sITUATTON.

wANrED--To buy 100 pounds good, cisau linen or cotton rasA The Advertiser Co. ti
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-08
SAND.

yards best river ssnd. for brick work and piasterinE sand. od 900 yards coarse sharp gravel Tor con- eretine. Your patronage solicited H. A.
 IoyeIess 2os N. Court st. --tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-08

Hiss Eileen Hunter has gone t' Mobile to visit relatives.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-08
REAL ESTATE
LOST.

LosT-one child's white fur scarf Finder win receive reward by leaving at olico Of Winter Loeb Grocery Co. v~1S
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ENGRAVING.

wANTEp-You to illustrate your ads with oar cuts: they add 25 per cent to the ee1. --4
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-08

Mrs. S. M Hosmer will be hostess on spent today in Selma
 Captain John W. Craig. of the United States Army, who has ben spending a few days in the city with his parents. Judge and Mrs. George H. Craig, left thls afternoon for Washington.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-08
COAL

OUR Acton Helena ia the best coal mined
 We make no exceptions. 1t burns freely. leaves no clinkefa and fsw ashsA. Try our high grade rcd ash nut Banka coA! Co. Phone 1eS -tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-08
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.

A sNAP--2 brand new houses, lots BOx20O feet, rented for S360eo; 6 lots b0x200 feet
 worth S4.To0. Owner leaving city on ac- count of health. Price for Immediate sale S1.75o.00 cash money, and assume t1,s00.o0
 Speak quick Phone 260T. Ill $500 CASH-Balanes in small payments. will buy one of the most convenient sIx room cottages in the city: with bath and aanitary, two lots. large barn and out houses. Two blocks from Highland Park School; price s3.A00. Address Cottage. care Advertiser. --ii-su-wed
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PERSONAL.

 POOR CIRcULATIoN-Physic Culture and Self Massage will work wonders. Ex- change Drug Store. -tu-thurS-ls
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PERSONAL.

Before experimenting with anything else or after you tried everything else give trial to my 6uperfluous Hair destroyer. IL Is n wonderful, yes, marvellous discovery. Used and recommended by the highest au- thorities and professional perts inEurope, ouaranteed non irritating. Guaranteed pn- Ger the Pure Drug Law of the U. 6. One Dollar. pr. Armande Roubatx A22 w. Van Buren St. Chicago. Ill. left.
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WANTED.

~---->~--~-----~~~~~
 0ENTLEMENS Shirts made to order, se- lect your goods, have your shirts made to suit you Plain sewing. msndinR neatly done. 4e7 Qoode St.. Phone i7aa. Il WANTED-Young gentlemen to share c nicely furnished front room. For particu- lars. Apply to R. P. ToFbet National Pack Ing Company. -t-te
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VEHICLES

WE HAVH on hand new delivery wagons; also new one-horse drayA Bowdoin Light Carriage Co --tk
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wANTED-Position by young lady atenom gapher, competent and accurate; can fur, nish references Address c. B.. caro Advcr
 user --t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-08

IF YOU want good hot fire end a steady burner buy ton of Dixie Coal it burns to ashes. Quick delivery. Dixie Coal Co.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

S100. O0O.00 to loan on real estate at per cent. The State Abstract Co, No. lf. s. Perry street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-08
second Day of Court

been stolen from Prestons score satur-
 day night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-08

experience in commercial business, not afraid of work. c. K. care Advertiser.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-08

FOR RENT-Muis Sales Stable. Lower ws- tumpka Road. c. ,. Wilson. sos Columbus st --ls-7t
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WANTED-BOARDERE.
FOR gALE

wANTED--A few table boardsrs at i2l Madison Avenue. ---su-wed
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ELECTRIC LAMPS.

ELEcrRIc LAMPS made out of your old ixerosono one Fixtures and all kinds of bran gooda reanished. West Electric G zglg co Phone eses
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-08
FOR RENT.

TO LEAsE-Thrsa hundred acres best cot- ton and corn land in Lowndes county; no fertilizer required. 10e acres to bo clear ed for which 1S.00 per acre caah will be paid. Address A. M. Leslie. MonFoeylile.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-08
WANTED-Ro0M OR BOARD

rooms. or one fargo room and board for couple with two children
 Oldest child two years. Can furnish Eood references For further particulars apply L. n. T., Box c. fls wANTED-At once. by small refined fam fly rooms or small apartment furnished for light housekeeping. References ex- changed. Address W. P. E, care Im- perial Hotel. -s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-08
For sa.7so
For Sale

We have several special bargains to osrss you in Diamond Rings: if yo,s ha~~ Sss,. thinking s about buying one. be sure and Se6o:o0. very nne. white and perfect for seaa teeQ.o0. very fna, white. for 99sa sieo.oe. very fine and white for .. .. S7e
 Remembers you don't take any chances when you buy diamond here, because gPs give you . guaranteea cash value with
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-08

ROLL ToP-soiid golden oak roll top writ ing dehk with good filling arrangement for s1l; original price t25. James o'Hara. IlS- 12e Monroe. --10-su-wed
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SS.~ SS..cS-s~ -.---~-s-@
 and harness. Price el3s.00 cash. Address for information, Mir. Jones. care Adyer- ttser. --1O
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-08

HEATERs--Extra siSe heavy cast heat CTS, suitable for store or large office at sacrifice price of ss. Get yours Monday. James OHaras ils-l2o Monroe. 10-su-wsd
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-08

NEW and second hand typewrtters for Eaies machines of ali makes rented repaired and aEohanE0d; supplies and accessories v. f@ Davant, successor to Terry 6 Davant. --tf DOES this interest yoaf Nc. 2 R Inington No. . Remington s26: all in good condition. and guaranteed fer one year, Southern Type
 Ut
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-08

wANTED--Position as office man or col. lector, by energetic young man. married and has. had aexeral years practical ex. If required. Can begin work at once. Ad. dress First street No. 45. Route No. i2
 City. -6-2i
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-08
HEATING.

MONTGOMERY Heating and veneliatinN Co-Enginsers and Contractors. III Bibh st.. and no N. Court st- 'Phone aee. q
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-08

AN EXPERIENCED young lady steno- bookkeepsr desires position. either as stsno- bookkeepefs stenographsr or bookkeopar alone. Will be willing to begin with small salary. Address w. L.. care Advertiser.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-08

MoNEYto loan on watches. diamonds. jew.
 olry. guns and pistols; don't worry your friends when Ia need of a small loan. come to us: our business Is strictly confidential, MOntRomeFy Loan Co. If
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-11-05
Solicit For Hospital.

Sydney, New South Wales, has a
way all its own of getting money for
the support of It's hospitals. Once a
year on given date all the women
turn out and solicit money. 1t is said
that the response is always liberal.
many men making it point to fill
their pockets full of small change
so that they will be able to give TO
every woman who asks them. Just
before the collection just past one Of
the Sydney papers came out pro-
testing against the method While
acknowledging its success 1t called it
undignified and said 1t encouraged
persons to send their relatives to hos
pitfalls to be cared for in case of III
ness instead of having them treated
in their homes. The women physi-
clans promptly answered the critic by
showing that even in the richest fam
lilies it was impossible to secure as
good conditions for the sick as In
good hospital.-New York Sun.
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Helped Her Husband.

Mrs. George A. Hurst, of Arkan-
sas, is said to have been the direct
cause Of bringing about the election
Of her husband to the Legislature.
During the canvass of his district
Mrs. Hurst was his constant compan-
ion. She followed wherever he was
called, and besides shaking hands
and smiling on voters she helped to
prepare her husbands speeches and
acted as his secretary, attending to
mis- large correspondence and an
,wering all kilograms making engage
ments for debates. When he was
found to have ed the entire ticket
and his neighbors came to serenade
aim Mrs. Hurst was forced to appear
and receive her share of congratula-
ions.--New York Sun.
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O-Az
A8 FRlzLS ]NA
kvAAAEAsSlo@A1)

The "pensee" (pansy) is clever
| new style motor hat.
Everything is extremely supple
from broadcloth to silk muslins.
The button of braid seems to have
been almost superseded by the but.
ton Of satin.
Large rosettes of goura, or crosse
aigrettes in white and colors are the
latest novelty.
Large quills in various colors are
used extensively sometimes seven or
eight being employed.
Those lovely painted tissues in ex-
tremely low scarf lengths now drape
one side of low bodices.
Pretty trifles to wear in the hair
are silvered ornaments - flowers OF
grasses-with knot of velvet ribbon
A sleeveless coat of grey tulle is
worn with a princess gown of white
Liberty satin and dotted ChantiIly
net.
Aigrettes, paradise, ostrich feath-
ers and pompons are of course always
in good demand and are as much fav.
ored as ever
The button specially made for the
frock is beautifully turned out, just
as If It had been bought on card at
so much per dozen.
This is a season when garments
are cut in points SO as to provide
places for hanging the pendants
which are so very fashionable.
This is to be floral season, appar.
entity. All kinds Of fabrics and rib
bons come printed or embroidered
with gay tinted flowers - enormous
flowers.
A narrow width will be introduced
on the apology for waist--so short
in length is it and so extremely low
cut that often the decoration OF a
couple OF folds and fringe combined
constitute the entire bodice.
Evidently the immense pocket flaps
decorating the new directolre coats
are intended TO attract attention. for
some Of them are placed only a cou-
pie of iaches above the lower edge OF
the three-quarter or longer coat.
Perhaps one OF the most notable
features in the trimming of hats Is
the large wings and feathered BAN
deaux. or Pocahontas effects. that on
circle the crowns and In some in
stances droop over the back OF the
brim.
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49, E sssI..E =
NHINTS FOR THE \
M1OU SEKEEPER, !
S1S2&z%Gs.@-Es@az&aE I'd

Japanese or Chinese mating may
be materially improved by going over
1t with cloth dipped in strong salt
water.
Some cooks prefer lard instead of
butter for piecrust, not because 1t is
cheaper, but because they believe 1t
makes a much tenderer crust.
Use mixture of whiting and am.
monia instead of soapsuds, for clean
Ing windows. Smear them we'll with
cloth; then polish with a chamoIs.
Copper is best cleaned with lemon
dipped in salt. Rinse, then polish
with a soft cloth. Clean the keys of
the piano with cloth moistened with
alcohol.
Change the furniture occasionally.
II will not only rest the eye, but will
prove to be economical as well, be-
cause, otherwise, rugs and floor will
become worn.
The most convenient and effective
method OF keeping the refrigerator
in good condition is occasionally to
burn in 1t small dislnfecting candle.
airing thoroughly afterward.
Wash gas or electric light shades
IN warm water. adding few drops
OF ammonia Don't neglect the burn
ers. Remove the dust from them
with piece OF fine wire. You Will
be amazed at the increase of iliumi-
nation.
Any article OF brass, except Ben
ares ware. can be cleaned In the fol-
lowing manner; Wash first with am-
monia water and soap. removing all
grease and giving seml-poliah. Rub
we'll with any good silver polish. wet
with vinegar, and any suggestion OF
tarnish win vanish.
A small bag or uns:acAed limo
placed inside the piano will keep the
springs from rusting Rust hay be
removed from steel by rubbing we'll
with sweet oil. allowing Il to stand
for forty-eight hours. After this Il
should be sprinkled With nnoly pow
lered unslacked Iin3e, ana rubbed.
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A Fit For Both Feet.

"Of course" she said, I'VE all
know that our left foot is bigger than
our right foot. unless we happen to
be left handed, in which case our
right foot is bigger. And that OF
course makes trouble In getting fitted
to shoes.
IF we get shoe that fits our
right foot nicely the left shoe of that
pair is likely to be too small, and II
we try on pair the left one of which
is good fit, why, the right one OF
that pair may be SO big that 1t almost
fails off that foot. But did you know
that you can buy mismated shoes,
one OF pair OF one size and the other
OF pair OF another size? Why, cer-
tainly.
There Is quite little difference
In the size OF my feet, and l have all
sorts Of trouble in getting fitted, but
when ! went into this store the sales
man-said to me that l ought to buy
mismated shoes of different sizes.
that ought to At each foot perfectly.
He said that should wear on my left
fost " double A and on my right
foot a A.
''And do you break up pairs OF
Shoes In that way?' ! asked him. and
the salesman said:
1--WE do. and breaking them M IN.
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a Request of the Barber.

The other day man walked into g
BARRIERS shop, deposited upon a table
a number of articles which he took
from a sachel, and arranged them
with artistic care. "This is pomade, i"
said the visitor. 'I AN we'll sup
Piled" said the barber. ",rhis is
bears grease" "Tm full up with
bears grease" Here is some fine
bay rum" Don't doubt it, but /
make my own bay rum and put or
foreign labels. Nobody knows the
difference" Here is some patent
cosmetic for the mustache." II
know 1t is for the mustache, also for
the whiskers, and all that, but I'm
thoroughly stocked and reeking With
cosmetics at present." Here are ar
electric brush, duplex elliptic hair
dye, lavender water and patent face
powder" II don't want any Of
them" II know you don't" Then
why do you ask me to buy them?"
did l say anything to you about
buying them?" "Come to think of II
you didn't" II did not come here tc
sell anything. l only wish to let you
know that possess all the toilet arti.
cles that a gentleman has any busi-
ness with. Now. don't try to sell me
anything or praise up your wares.
am stocked, stocked, stocked. Now
give me an easy shave without asking
me TO buy anything. The Argonaut
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so much nicer this warm weather
than soup. Wen omit fish and have
the chicken, apple dressing, cauli-
Hover, Drowned sweet potatoes.
pickles, thin slices of bread for sec
ond course. Then we'll have a
mixed vegetable and fruit salad, fol-
lowed by ice cream and cake. Then
cheese, crackers, coffee"
well. daughter, that sounds
tempting enough to suit any one"
declared Mrs. Brown. But IL will
require lots of work, and I'll be all
tired out and not feel like enjoying
uncle and Frank. It's such a task
to prepare a dinner for company.
dear"
mot when you have a cook and
cooks assistant" said Estelle.
What time does Uncle Ned ar
river"
AT precisely O'Clock, and leaves
at T."
Then we'll dine at exactly g."
said Estelle. IAN early hour. but IL
can't be remedied."
What little helper you are.
dearie," said the poor mother. feel