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New-York tribune., 1909-11-30
MRS. PANKEURsT's FAREWELL
Women League Wants Treatment IN
England Investigated.

kts farewell reception % MS Pank-
hurst giver last night az 80. - East ed
street tv The Equality League ~ self
sEl1uug Women and the Women ;
Trade Uui1n League. at which Mrs. Har-
1s Stanton al-eh pres ded. these pre-
sules and --z-.rrl0ns were unanimously
alar,ei
Haere-s. Reports are constantly brought
Y ls INA. women D England are fOrci-
a e-s1ita tr.u political meetings when
--A .-.r --- l---atr!N 10 q1-siloh
al-4Ar-r are arrested when they eErr-
- Hltr ancient right III pet uOn, are
-iQRl INTO prison trr trivial Offences and
lt tnere -.. r.-.l -0 hrLIa-ities not used
.e a-l-a.t ... --"-f hardened criminals,
Resolved ~l-. r.s time mas come when
A--s-cal women should feel ir their duty
sld o. ".w- -sIUl 20 England 10 in
-t ln .r-r grave accusations ald re-
~ tsI --.-- -a tar Womel 10 all ma
Tie second resolution is as follows:
Hhe-sas V- women have noted the
-tf ".. R.... l.- E'Fsrlm~af and
lirf H. America instantly NoOk up the
.'. r male rltZeus Ia lc2-
ara Dr. ..-re..r.
HeHe1 Than Wa point 0uf 10 the gov
~ emo Obj. press luaf b. aoUld COM
-- -r.atr. respect for The Cour-
- v UrU -.. .e -.- tlrl. while bully
N i.e r-H-e-r 1f fneiI 7Nn sex weak
I-- ta"- .-.-. powerful empire
- .rH.. decent LIelrrlr-f f.T a
's-aa c.i.ze. .. tl- United States
a7Har .. t.e audience. after hearing
ai Wonaa af e-ry was Tie Mavor
Aao0rH.a. England asked what
r She Tr..l have of becoming Presi-
r ,e -rel States Mrs. Psukhurst
" .. -a.- equal suffrage IL viii
- every one ar equal chance 10 become
: .'7--e-- sa- mentioned Catherine II
a h0--el and The Empress OF
--e as aH. implies 0f women rulers.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-30
STRAWBERRY KING" MARRIED.
Housekeeper he Had Employed for
Twenty-one Years the Bride.

Hilton. \ J.. Nov. . ospeciaD Henry
JoralaInon. the strawberry king who is
seventy-six years old. startled the com
munity to-day by announcing that he was
married on July p last 20 his housekeeper.
whom he had employed for twenty-one
wears. She was Miss Mary kraus The
wedding took place at 'he home or William
". Blanchard, No. = Linden Place Orange.
and was performed by the Rev. George +.
Dickinson. a former pastor OF the Hilton
Methodist Church.
Nr Ioralamon earned the title OF straw
berry king By his success IA raising more
sfra syberrfes and OF better grades tatn any
~ his nelghbOTs. Ia October Ee added 10
bis fame by bringing out a q nd and
luscious crop OF the red fruAl
New-York tribune., 1909-11-30
ART GALLERY PROJECT.
Commission TO Consider w. T. Evans
Building Stipulation.

Montclair. y J.. Nov. . (SpeciaD.-Ths
Montclair Municipal Art Commission has
announced that il will hold meeting on
December 8 for the purpose OF considering
plans for complying with the conditions OF
the gift OF thirty-six pictures BY American
artists BY William T. Evans 10 Is stipu-
lated by Mr.. Evans that a hreprOOf struct-
ure be erected by tee town for housing ths
paintings.
As il is not feasible 70 secure such a
building by taxation OF the citizens, the
Municipal Art Commission will sndeavor to
make an Arrangements whereby the terms
OF tie gift VIII be met. II ia probable that
one or more OF the wealthy residents OF the
town will provide fund for the structure.
which IL is purpOsed TO locate on the public
plaza
New-York tribune., 1909-11-30
RULES BEATTIE STILL INSANE.
Former Surveyor Of Port Loses on Writ
of Habeas Corpus.

Justice Mccall. OF the Supreme Court.
dismissed yesterday the writ OF habeas
corpus obtained BY Hans ). Beattie. eX-
Surveyor OF the Port and former Street
Cleaning Commissioner. and renanded him
to the Kings Park state Hospital Tor tbs
Insane.
Beattie maintained that he was now sane.
and produced several afiidavits OF Dhysi-
clans in support OF this contention. There
were other afidavits submitted showing
that Beattie would be a menace 10 ths
community IL liberated, and telling OF sew
eraI assaults that he had committed on
persons while not under restraint
Beattie vas sent to the asylum in 15S-
He was parOIed because OF his apparent re-
covery. but was again taken into custody.
he escaped and went % New Jersey. About
three months ago Beattie came To this city
and created a disturbance in a dOW1Lssa
Office building.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-30
ALLEGED FRAUD CONSPIRACY.
Stock Removed from Store Before Fire
II Is Charged.

Boston. Nov 2s.-An alleged conspiracy
10 defraud insurance companies by remov-
ing a stock Of goods from sumner street
f,.r store ana then setting hre 20 the place
vas unearthed by the police tonight who
arrested samuel J. Gordon and Morris hHd-
,i,L on a charge Of arson, anc Benjamin
r,.,-iss charged with being an accessory.
T.tsr through raids the police recovered
a. 90 worth OF furs hidden IN shed In
dorchester.
The arrests are the result Of fire al the
rrenises OF Samuel ]. Gordon d Co. fur
dealers. Ma. ils Summer street on June II
last. FOLLOWING the FIRE a claim Tor insur-
suce Vas put In BY the firm The insur-
snee inspectors. on Investigation found
only remains OF empty boxes IN the store
where a stock valued al s-o'V" was sup
,,,.aS "a have been. There WAS no tndica-
fCn that the goods had been DESTROYED
TIE prisoners weS connected Win the nffh-
New-York tribune., 1909-11-30
AUTO CHOPS sAUERKRAUT.
Queens Man Makes His Joy Wagon Do
Some Useful Work.

An automobile 20 chop sauerkraut is the
inspiration Of William Bubb. Of cypress
Hills. Queens Borough. he conceived the
idea Of hitching his machine 10 the kraut
chopper by means Of belt and soon the
cabbage was being chOwdered and tine
odor OF embryo sauerkraut was waited
over the scene.
Like all really great Inventions. this one
was born 81 necessity. The engine which
had been running the chopper broke down
ana Mr. Bubb was obliged TO turn 70 his
sllfnrnobile for power.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-30
DoDGING AUTO, HIT BY CAR.
z. n Critical Condition. with Possible
Fracture of the Skull.

80 4-t O. lie okuA.
ara -a.t-rr.. eighteen years old. of no.
"'si ta- street, Ras run over by a
-'o-a4 Amsterdam avenue car last
~ about Midnight az Amsterdam avenue
- sree. and rec,. we'd a possible
f .l. sA-I She was removed 20
H.of Z" rr.t Hospital by Or. Dubois
' .H H. .u a serious condition
Ha--fE. who .- tle daughter OF
Hai,- had urea visiting friends
'a hi street, and Nas standing in
. ta double .lae 0f car tracks
s.-.' Ha..al Jog sogthbound
r H... She wished % board
f.r --.t grade at good speed.
-'s alongside T was an automobile
- set ahead. M.ss sialferty became
and l avoid NJ the automobile
e-It -g la tle path II the car.
aE-et tar rN auty feet and was
ls E-'g picked ~
l aa Bailey az the West leuh
'a-ip1. ca .e1 an ambulance, and the
removed t1 me hospital Her con-
Nat s3 critical that a priest Was
A.. -aa u0Iorman of the car
!. harrison, ~ o. s2f Sixth avenue.
n. arrested charged with feionious as
New-York tribune., 1909-11-30
YAcHTsMEN TO HONOR WOMAN.
Ida Lewis VIII Be Made Member Of
Newport Club.
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Newport. r.. l., Nov. 29.-Ida Lewis, the
well known Ifesaver and keeper of Lime
Rock lighthouse here. Is to be hOnOred by
the Newport Yacht Club at the monthly
meeting this week on Thursday night she
will be made an honorary life memter OF
the club.
This was decided on some time ago. II
Miss Lewis would accept the honor A
committee OF the club has called ON her
and she has expressed her willingness to
be affiliated with the club. She win be the
nrst woman member OF the club.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-30
'NNVGRIc MASSAGE FOR WILSON
'-''u 70 Overcome Paralysis in Case
Of Midskipmsn.

An. eeraIl t3 Ile Tribune
-. l-.s, Nor "a course ~ treat
electrical application and massage
49, k-l upon Earl H. Wilson. the
- football PLAYER. "a vertebra
IL !. Ne.f Has broken about six weeks
-sn fz z'-ectea thar This viii ma
a. POI ot-r1oming the paralysis.
|,s,s. operation and tie electrical
rs,. wilson AHs been slowly i'm
1 -. To -ae paralysis. and his gen
-, '.'A remains excellent. Sensation
u 80. ihe body below tae surface is
A. and this is believed 20 demon
kssss ,- -ie spinal cord Is not injured
N hossihiiii. Of recovery.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-30
DIED IN DENTIST 8 CHAI9.
seventeen-year-old Bride was T11e,
Influence Of ChIoroform.

Watertown. n. Y. Nov. 29.-Alrs. Has'y
Peet, OF Oneonta. y. Y. a bride OF s-v@n-
teen years. died under chlCrOform in a
dentists chair here to-day. There vas
considerable delay in identifying the young
woman. as the dentist had neglected to
take his patients name Letters bearing
her husbands name and his Oneonta ad-
dress were found IN her purse and a de-
scriptiOn sent to him BY telegraph broughe
a reply that the young woman was his
wife.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-30
PLAN HUNT IN AFRICA
Colonel and Mrs. Max Fleischmann VIII
Seek Species OF Antelope.
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Cincinnati. Nov 9.-COlOuel and Mr..
Max Fleischmann will leave Cincinnati for
a hunting trip in Africa in about two
weeks The expedition may be out sir
months. Particular search will be made for
a certain species OF antelope.
Colonel Fleischmann is a brother OF
Julius FIeischmann, former Mayor OF Gin
einnati. On his wedding Journey a few
years ago ne visited the Tar north on
chartered ship for Dig game. He has alse
achieved success as an aerOEaut-
New-York tribune., 1909-11-30
SMALL BOY WOULD ROB BANK.
Captured by Wagon Load of Police
Says Accomplice ''Ducked.

ST. Louis. Nov. 29.-"Tom Gallagher.
thirteen years OF age. captured after a
wagon load OF policemen had surrounded
the Lafayette Bank. Broadway and Park
avenue. to-day. confessed that he. with
another boy had planned 10 rob the bank.
The other boy. who was acting as look
out. fed when the patrol wagon appeared.
Gallagher. who had ascended 70 the third
ioOr of tie building in hts ef1ort 70 get
into the bank. was captured as he came
down the IRE escape The boy had no
burglars tools and no weapons.
The other bov put me up 10 II. said
the young prisoner. we We're going past
the bank the other day and he pointed 10
a pile OF money We could see through the
window. and said II would be easy 10 get
that Then he planned how he and were
10 get IL. He made me go ahead Of him,
and said lie would whistle II he saw any
oody coming. But he never did He Just
ducked
New-York tribune., 1909-11-30

GAINESVILLE. Ohio. NOV. 29.-"Let her show
bv actions rather than by long distance
talking that she desires a reconciliation
with her husband was the reply OF F. A.
Durbin. counsel for Howard Chandler
Chrfsty, to-day, when told Of the state
nent attributed 70 the artists wife in New
York that she was willing 10 take the
FIRST step" toward settling the family
difference.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-30
MRS. CHRIsTY INDIGNANT.
Says Rumored Reconciliation with
Artist Is Absurd.

Mrs Howard Chandler Christy. wife Of
the artist, vigorously denied last night that
she had made The statement in which she
was quoted as saying that she would go
back 10 her husband II he would only take
her in his arms again
1t is absolutely absurd; under no con-
sideration would think Of a reconciliation.
/ Rave helped make Mr.. Christy. and
saved him from the grave. and now I am
being repaid for shielding him and protect
ing him for four years which have been
almost unJearable. Mr. Christy Is a Chris
tian Scientist now. and am partly respon-
sible for that"
New-York tribune., 1909-11-30

Madison. Wis. Nov. e9.--George Benton,
the nineteen -year-old youth who last week
attempted TO rob the Peoples Bank OF
Mazomanie. a few miles from here, was
sentenced to-day TO fourteen years IN the
state reformatorv benton was frightened
away BY the screams Of q woman empIoye.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-30

FIREPLACE IN THE COMMISSIONERS ROOM
New-York tribune., 1909-11-30

yard ogPs1ssi1.,sas. p " a $; a. s,:s ! :
B. w. p. 49, Mrs .. v. Vickerss -
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-04-29
origin o. 1hs zen.

(Which did the Lord make first.
Bruddes Johnson, Dc ben br De essf"
"De hen b scute+de sge eotseS from
de hem"
"Yds., 'but'de hen comes fr6a& the eSg
too"
Nov. see var, Bruddes Johhson,.M d.
Lord made de egg fust, he'd had to
make an incubator 70 hatch Il, 8 Saw mil
to get the wood TO- de incubator. . tin
mine for de tin, . wisder glass factory
TO- de glass. . cotton NH Tor de cotton
bsttin' . drug store TO- the Thermometer
to tell de temperature, besides getting
de permission Of some waikin' delegate
to operate dem fndustrtes an tskin'
chances on eggs hstchts' at dat. No.
no, Brudder lJOhsson. de Lord done
simpiy'nade . hen FIRST sn' oh reckon
he didn't make . coiored man TO- . year
or two sfter."-Exchange"
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-04-29
Sunshine.

The sunshine 10 Gods great agency for
health. Disease germs live and lurk in
darkness and filth. Sunlight and 'nir
destroy them as surely as do the mos,
effective germicides made by man.
For " years a health register" has
been kept in every home in Paris. A
study Of these records shows that the
o~vercrowding and inssnitary conditions
do mo- favor the spread Of consumption
as much M does the absence Of sun.
shine. old, dirty, and even dilapidated
houses with plenty Of sunshine showed
fewer cases OF tuberculosis than some d.
the new and costly apartment house.
with narrow courts containing room,
from which both sunshine and air were
almost excluded and whore there were
many servants. Many Of these expen.
sive houses were found to be veritabls
breeding places for consumption.
II the sun ix shining throw up the
shades. part the window curtains, and
give it's health promoting rays a chance
to food every accessible corner II the
rooin.-Ex.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-04-29
The Cream separtor On ths Farm,

The Cream separtor On tho Farm.
The creates. single improvement ever
made In the way Of handling milk has
been tie cream separster. In speaking
81 . Cream sepGtAtor we mean obe'tha,
separates the cream by 'centrtfsgGi' force
and not tin can In which water Il added
TO the milk that Is often improperly call.
ed . separator. When the cream sepa.
'ratorldrst came into use most farmers
were inclined to look apon Il As an i'm.
practical machine that would not stand
such usage a. II would receive on the
farm. Experience has shown. however.
that these ideas are entirely wrong.
ffiefe is'no machine used ON the farm
that serves the purpose for which it 1.
made any better than 4 good separator.
II 10 not . toy and seldom gets out Of
order. On the other hand, when given
reasonable care there 10 no machine used
on the farm that will give longer service
than the separator when w consider the
fact that most machinery On the farm Ia
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-04-29

On satnsday, the Rlsttti day Of May. Jpo. ~
the court House door IN the City Of VerAsii'ssl
Morsan COUNTY, Missouri hctwssn the Hours q
the afternoon. ] will ssi! et auction 10 the high
est bidder for sasha all Of 'yte East ers-bAiI OF
ma f Csssh2 is. 81 s, % s sxstiSU a- "uM s9s 3
la5l North; RssSe Nlneteen tisJ West Of tine
pssx.essss oSs .Hsaased .jssy liz, acre. q
lend more On 1eSs, Situate IN Morgan cous,s,
Missouri. 80
This sole 10 made by yeas0n Of default In the
conditions Of . certaiu fteA Of trust made &c
Charles b. Linviite. Trustee, on the sixteesth
day qfJsYs. !Nineesen Hundred Piye. Ny Ze.gs
,LkcRt6od Ahd Kettle A. Eockyoo4, III. VIII,
and recorded In the Recorder . Office In MofRsr
County. Missouri. IN book 10. yage i3s.
Said Charles D. ~I.inviile having refused to act
this 18th day o. April, ipA.
CaAp. II. GOODMAN.
SherM Of Mctgav County. Missouri
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-04-29
There Was q Reason.

Hazel started out one winters morning
when the walks were covered with ice
and snow. to feed the chickens. She
soon came hack crying, telling hei
mamma that she had fallen down. Hes
mother asked: well. what did you come
back forp I fell down yesterday but
didn't come back. I just got up and
vent on" Hazel replied. ives. but you
haven't got anybody TO cry to."-The
Delineitor for; May.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-04-29

then be soured for chuIninH and q much
better quality Of bntter will he made
than where reaua raised by gravity n
used.
The increase Of popularity Of the farm
separator is shown by the striking fact
that In 1900 there were only about SD
in Missouri, while At the present time
there are over 10000 in regular use.
There IL no doubt that within 4 few
years .he use Ct the separator will be as
comrnou over the entire state ay
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-04-29

used only a few days during the year and
the separator 10 used twice each day.
Some 'separators are still in use In this
state that have been used regularly for
10 years without having more than a few
dollars repairs during this time. With
reasonable car a separator should run
from 4 too years with practically no ex-
pense for repairs. After that time by
the expenditure Of q few dollars for re.
pairs and by replacing some parts, the
machine will be in good condition for
several years more service. The old
shallow pan or crock plan Of getting the
cream from the milk results, on an aver.
age, in a loss Of about one.fourth Of the
entire amount Of cream; that Il to say, in
using a pan or crock In which to raise
the cream every fourth COW 10 kept to
supply the cream that IL lost In the skim.
milk. To put It Ia another way, three
cows. where a separator 10 used, are
equivalent to four where the cream 10
raised in q pan. This saving in cream 10
sufficient to pay for . separator in q
years time where ~ many a. ten cows
sre MIXED. Further, not only 10 ne.
fourth additional cream secured with the
separator but the work Of taking care Of
thu milk Il much reduced. The machine
10 '~dsuslly placed In a small room adjoin.
ing the barn or other suitable location.
The fnakers 1t milking time take the
s~pAsA,ot parts from the house. after
fniihih. they separate the milk, feed the
fresh warm skimmAk 70 the calves and
return q small cas with the cream. and
the separator parts for washing, to the
house. In thii way the housewife hiss
only the separator to wash - compared
with q nushber Of pans and crooks to
wash and milk to care for. Still another
advantage connected with the use Of q
sepAratos 10 that the butter made II much
better ~ II allows the cream TO be seps.
! vsted whiis .isesh and sweet and Il car
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-04-29
Swept Over Mskns.

This terrible calamity often happens
because q careless boatman ignores the
s,ser'. sssnings growing ripples and
faster earent. Natures warnings are
kind. That dull pain or ache in the
hack warns you the Kidneys need stten
ton II you would escape fatal maladies-
Dropsy. Diabetes or Briyht's disease.
fake Electric bitters II sSce and see
back ache fv snd all yonr hest feelings
return. "After long suffering sssm ~4sk
kidneys and lame back. one 81 20 bottle
wholly cured me-" writes J. X. Blsken
ship, II Belk. Tenn. Gully Soc nj Mnn1.
zel's drugstore.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-04-29
|. minds considerably more than

pare minds considerably more than
money.
Bad roads and scrubby stock 20 togeth.
er. The farmer who set out to have better
stock Vt out 1t the name time to have
better roads, better crops and more Inn.
provements and conveniences on the
farm. And in . neighborhood where
there are good roads, improved stock
snd farms, w find . development Of In.
teilect and . fuller, better appreciation
Of life. From May Farm Journal.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-04-29
0umption on The Farm.

The man behind the hoe is more i'r
portant than the ma behind the gun.
II 10 the farmer that keeps things
stirred up that raises the biggest crops.
Its a sign Of . hard year for the family
when the wife carries the stove aud the
husband the pipe.
Some men marry a girl because she Is q
great talker. Better get talking ma.
chine; you can stop II when you get tired.
Don't leave an Ak sticking where some
'6he will fall on II, or stick scythes OF
tools overhead to hurt some me-.
Plant trees. plant flowers. plant roses,
plant smiles. plant good deeds every day
asA above all paaht the feet in the way
Of right doihH.
Farmers. do not he discouraged by
failure. the sunshine 10 on our side. We
are promised . seed time and harvest
while the world rcmaineth. .
Keep the rounds Of Tie ladder al good
and stout. When you get to trimming
fruit trees OF hunting worms nests yce
don't want TO fall and break Q leg
Things that snap under you often take
the snap out Of you.
II you want TO know how good
farmer 4 man 10. 70 way back on hi
place where few eyes yer rest and ses
how things are going on there. II ever,
thing Is neat sud ship shape. you may
depend upon Il that the man 10 = goot
farmer
The investment farmers can make 10 IL
giving children . good start in life. Bu'
that dossn't mean . big farm and dn'
money ont6t alone. They will meek
some help. SINE courage. some hopsfui
ness. much tsuthiuiness. clean hearts snt
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-04-29
- Post Cards Free.

Here Is an opportunity for any one 10
obtain "a handsomely covered souv.Air
post CARDS fos nothing aud get his choice
Of the different kinds, namely a co,hi.
Cards, a. Flower Cards aud q set OF az
cards entitled. Language Of the Flow-
ers." In each one OF these sets are AZ
highly colored souvenir Post Cards. All
you have to do to obtain them IL u send
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THE KANSAS CITY WEEKLY JOUR-
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Upon receipt Of your subscription 10 the
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We know that You will he highly
pleased with these posl cards. The
Comic Cards are very funny; the
Flower Cards consist Of the principal
flowers aud are all In beautiful ~color.;
the Language Of Flowers" cards are all
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Remember for the small sum OF rs
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Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-04-29
5eddfa where Mr.. Hamiin has secured q

Sedafa where Mr.. Hsmiin has secured Q
position.
Editor p. d. Cunter received his on.
ctsl commission last week - coal oil
Inspector for Eldon.
Miss Lille Mobley Of Versailles. was
the guest Of her sister. Mrs S. B. Gum
Sunday and Monday.
Mrs.. Phoebe Harrison. Of Versailles,
wa In Eidon last week the guest Of Dr.
snd Mrs. ID. A. Yarneil.
A Holden weather prophet predicts Q
killing frost May n. He says that Il
thundesed on January "a and q killing
frost may be expected the same Day IN
May.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-04-29

During the spring every n would he
benefited by tskng Fo,ey~ kidney
Remedy. II furnishes a needed tonic to
the kidneys after the extra strain oil
winter, and II purifes the blood by
stimulating the kidneys, and csusing
them to eliminate the impurities from Il.
Foley's Kidney Remedy imparts new life
and vigor. Pleasant to take.
Sold by all druggists.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-04-29
"1'd Rather Die Doctor,

than have my feet cut off," said N.
l.. bingham. Of Pfinceville. III. but
you'll die from gangrene (which had
eaten away eight toes) II you DON'T
said all doctors. Instead. lie used
'Bucklen's Arnica Sslve till it wholly
cured. Its cures Of Eczema. Fever Sores.
Boils, Burns and Piles astound the world.
rs cents at Muntzel's drugstore.