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The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-12

coscura Remedy Co, Hot Springs, AFR.
 Dear Sir--Encosed find S1. Please send ne one jar of Coscura by mail The one get seems to be helping my wife more than anything else she has sver tried. Yours truly. l.. LATHAM.
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First National Bank Paducah Ky
 Coscura Remedy Co, Hot Springs Ark.
 Geptlemen; Please send one par of "COGCURA" to enclosed address. l can speak very highly of your remedy, ns II has curad a bad place on my foot that has bothered me for nearly eight years.
 Yours truly WILL R. WRIGHT.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-12

Norfolk. Va Juiy z2, 1908 Sosnurs Remedy Co. Hot Springs. Ark Gentiemcn--P PleaGe ship at snce one lar of sCgSCuKAa" It beats anything ' ever used Enclosed please find q %
 JACK SHE1IAN
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MannmInea. Wia.

Coscura Remedy Co., Hot Springs, Ark.
 Fundamentally experience with your skin remedy has been q most happy apd satisfactory one Not less than twenty of my friends have been cured and not a single failure that l know of. AcA certainly have a wonderful remedy Yours very truly, DIR. W. A. BuRLAND-
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-12

Paris, ui., Sept 19, 1901. Coscura Remedy Co.. Hot Springs, Ark Gentlemen:--I recommend eos CURA" very highly. and hope it win do fer others whRt 1t has done sor me as l have received wonderful results al- ready. Yours truly,
 HARRY LEITCH.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-12

-oscura Remedy Co., Hot Springs. Ark. Gentlemen:-Have used only one box Of your Coscara and 1t has completely cured me of one of the worst cases or Eczema 1t has ever been my misfOr- tune to sec. Yours respectfully,
 ED. SuTCH. JR
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Birmingham, -Aia

5trmlngnafN, -AAa
 Coscura Remedy Co. Hot Springs. Ark 0entiomen n:--Enciosed you will inc $100 tone doilar) Please send me py mai one box Of your Coscura Skin Cure l am gla2 10 add my testimony to the many others Your skin cure has entirely cured my hand of Eezema uf leng stand Ing, when all other medicines failed. am thankful [ ever heard of such won derful medicine. There is a lady friend of mine who has the letter on her hands, as l have so much faith t will cure her, so she asked me to send ana get her a box. Ilease send 1t at once aud oblige JULIA SATTERFIElsp,
 Cor. 26th street and 2d avenue,
 Birmingham. Ais
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TAO wcodbine Ave. Oak Park. III Coscura Remedy Go. Hot Springs, Ark
 Dear Sirs-Please find enclosed ons dollar for which send me a box of eos CURA." I can't live without it. vary truly. MISS STELLA J REYNOIDs
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Kansas city. No. July q, ieo4

Kansas City. No. July 21, 1904
 coscura Remedy Co. Hot Springs Ark
 Dear Sirs--Three years ago the i4th of January. while in Denver. Colo. l had eczema break out on my right hard. paid but little attention ta 1t for about IS days. By that time it had eained good headway and was an over the back on my hand l went to one of the best skin specialists in Denver and succeeded
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-12

Coscura Remedy Co.,, Hot Springs. Ark. Gentlemen;-"COSCUR will do all you claim for 1t and 1 gladly testify to it's remarkable curative powers.
 c. H. CARMICHAEL. Ocala. Fla.
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slsagway, Alaska. July IS. i9Os

Cceeura Remedy Co.,, Hot Springs. Afk Dear Sir Enclosed fin5 money order for one dozen bottles Of "COSCURA." to bs sent by mail at once. and eblige.
 II. D. KIRMSE. P.S. What is the best tiguers on one dozen lots as l think l can sell quite a number
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-12
Read what peob!e Who Have uaed coscuRA Say.

Please send ms one mere jar or your 'COSCURA." It surely Is the proper thing for booze fighters and red faces. gentleman by the name of Johnston gave me some for trial and l will say it is something wonderful Yours trulv
 R. D GDBiN
 520. East Wall Street
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Hale. Mo. June 9. 1908

Hale Mo, June g. 1908. Gentiemea-I have used one bottle of your "COSCfIFA" for eczema and nnd 1t has helped me more than any thing else 1 have ured so far and az no ones selling 1t here. enclose s2.00, for which send me the amount in the remedy and make us prices en 1t by the halI dozen or dozen bottles. Yours truly,
 II. l.. TRACY
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-12

Chicago IlL coscura Remedy Co.,, Hot Springs, A-s. Gentlsnen:-Enclose find S2 in pny- ment for two jars Of Coscura. l have had veT3 good results from it's use. Please forward at once and oblige.
 w r. MCCARTHY, sI2 Warren
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Ocaln rla Inn.

Ucalo, Fla, June .If l9ob eoscuta Remedy Co Hot Springs. Ark Dear Sir--Will you please send me ons jar of -COSCURA,' same as I got os you some years back for eczema Sent want it for piles. etc. Respectfully,
 c. A CARMICHAEI P.S, Find dollar for the eos cURA-"
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Dec. 6. 1905

coscura Reuedy CO. Hot Springs. Ark
 Gentlemen -- h-ncleeed please find my check for s2 Kindly send me two j.srs of -cOSCDRA" to my ialdress here. CURA" since I tried it in Hot Springs last summer It's a good thing. Ycurs truly. l.. A. ABBOTT
 Hotel Regent Washington. D c
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Toronto. ont, oct. 5. 1905

Toronto. dht., Oct B. 1905 coucura Remedy CO Hot Springs. Ark ' .7entjrrnen-- Please send me by mall one box "COsCURAf' ointment. also uucte me prices on a quantity l can sell lot Of the stuff here naI.kins Sou in advance $ Nj. IRISH < co.
 ' per G. L. Irish.
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Lilly Carriage Co.,. Memphis, Tenn
 Cuseurn Remedy Co, Hot Springs. Ark. ono more jar of Coscura by express. believe this will cure me up. It is the only remedy of the many that l have tried that has benefited me; Yours truly, OWEN LiLL1s
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-12

ct. Scott. Kan. March 5. 1905 coscura Remedy Co, Hot Springs, Ark Gentleraen--E En ;iosed dnd one dollar
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-12

Peru, Ind. Coscnra Remedy Co. Hot SDringS, Ark' Csentlemen--One jar of your remedy cured my face nf a Lad case of Eczema Respectfully. CHAS M BROWN
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-12

Oshkosh, Wis, Jan. IS, 1905. Coscurr Remedy Co. Hot Springs. Ark. My Dear Sir ] have used quite q mum Der of packages of "COSCURA," both for myself and friends. All who have used 1t are pleased. will you kindly send me half dozen packages by mail O. express. l think express will be cheaper l will remit as soon as goods are received l may put "COSCURA" in every drug store in the city Let me hear from you at once Yours truly,
 GEO Fl. BUCKSTAFF
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-12

St. Louis, aug Is, 1906 Cescura Remedy Co, Hot Springs, Ark Dear Sir--I have friend here that has q case of eczema the same as I had for 2 years, and l wish you to write few lines that can give this boy Go read and state how he can get your "COSCURA' ' have never had 1t any more since that time. Hoping 10 hear from you sosp I remain yours truly,
 CHAS D JOHNSON The man from the Ostrich farm. Address Chas 70. Johnson, 2527 N Jef faraou Avenue, St. LouIe. Mo
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-12

once Chief of Police. Memphis. Tenn. Gentieunon:--.I have given the Coscura you sent me to parties who have very bod cases of Eczema. and 1t has already made several wonderful cures fieass and draw for amount, as several friends want to try 1t. Yours truly.
 JEROME D. RICHARDs.
 County Clerk
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Galvoston, rexas-

coscura Remedy O.. Hot Springs, Ark Centiemen:--The jar of Coscura arriv- ed all O K. Mrs. Leon IS deeply sfalss been severely afflicted Tor over l5 years, having seven large. painful sores on hei legs. scfne ns large ns silver uoiiai. They are all healed up now. She trieo aii kinas of doctors and medicines, but noth- ing relieved her until she used Coseara- You certainly have a wonderful remsus- Yours truiS, MRS J. c. DONNEL>lb
 22 Market Street
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-12

Rock Springs, Ga. Coscula Remedy Go, Hot Springs, ArK. Dear Sirs:--I am glad to say that your remedy has cured me, I had a sore on my esr for two years and now tt has healed up. l can reccommend if to any one that has skin eruptions Am pleased that Dr. Parks prescribed it tOI me Yours truly c. s POTTS
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-12

The Landsman. Hircheimer Co, Manc facturors of Ladies and Misses 0loaks Corner Water and St CiaA 7<raet, ~
 Cleveland. O.. March 60. 1902 ,scura Remedy Co, Hot Springs, Ark' Gentlemen ;--Having tried many rene- dies for eczema for number or years, I am free to say that your Coscura mas dona me more good than any remedy ! ever used. Very truly yours,
 MARTIN COLA
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-12
ottawa. Ill. Feb. |. 1909.

Ottawa, Ill. Feb. i, 1s0s- Coscura Remedy Co.,, Hot Springs, Arh past seven years with very severe case os ltcsing Eczefna. l could not rest el night for the intense itching and it be- came so bad that l was compelled to quit 5 eminent specialist of Chicc3o, without obtaining any relief. then wen@ to ALI gustine Hospital for ten weeks and was discharged and pronounced incurable. AS a fast resort l came to Hot Springs ana treated under skin specialist without any benefit A friend induced me to. try a"COSCURA." I had suffered so long that I mad but very little faith in 1t, but after using one jar there was decided Improvement, and I am happy to say that after using five jars 1 am now en- tifely well and 1t has made a new man out of mo. Sincerely yours,
 ClIAS. l.. JOHNSON.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-12

Office of William Gilmore, Edgewo0d, Ill. Coscura Remedy Co.,, Hot Springs, Ark
 Gentlemen: :--Please send me five jars of 'srOSCURA," the same as l got from you in Hot Springs. am grs7t ueai heiped me wonderfully. Kiniy send a' 'nos VIM. GILLMoRR
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-12

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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-03-11
WHITEeIRD

The schools observed Lincoln's
birthday with an interesting program.
Mrs Roby visited her daughter a
few days ago.
Deputy Sheriff Randall was on Dou-
mecq Plains few days ago.
f. Holbrook and family was down
on business recently.
Mrs. Kirkham went to Spokane a
short time ago for treatment for her
eyes.
w. A. Bidle and family have gone
to Pullman for their future home.
Mr.. Reed went to Joseph the other
day with large train Of supplies,
where he lives.
Miss Nash is getting over severe
attack Of pneumonia.
Miss Kate Cummings has closed
her school at the Banner school house
and has gone to California.
Messrs. Armstrong and Wilson
lately bought the Conklin mines.
Mrs. j. Horstman went to Grange
vile short time ago to get dental
work done.
Mr.. Granville, County Superinten-
dent Of schools, was visiting schools
here last week.
Joseph Kline was in charge of the
bank for a few days recently.
DR.. Campbell was over from Grange
vile on important business recently.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Jarrett not long ago.
Geo. Peters, clerk in Division Supt.
office Of G. N. r. r. at Spokane, re-
turned home few days ago, after a
visit on Joseph.
Mr.. Long from Ferdinand was here
buying fat cattle recently.
Mr.. Riggs, forest ranger, was in
town not long ago.
Sam Hilson, a miner we'll known
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-03-11
STEUNENBERC

L. J. Esslinger, cashier of Bank Of
Steunenberg, made pleasant call on
friends in Vollmer Sunday.
A. Brash from Whitebird spent a
few days with us this week.
A merry party of young people
spent Friday evening at the home Of
G. Dunning with card games and
dancing. A most enjoyable evening
was spent.
II. V. Garrett from Kendrick,
Wash, spent Saturday with w. J.
Long and family returning Sunday
morning to his home.
Mr.. Page and wife spent Sunday at
Cottonwood, visiting friends there.
The Bank of Steunenberg received
some new fixtures which were installed
Friday, the same making quite an i'm
provement to the Bank.
Mrs. Metcalf spent saturday in
Vollmer on business.
F. M. Taylor, Clyde Mannering
and John Schnykofsky boarded the
train for Grangeville Saturday even
ing to attend the meeting of the Odd
Fellows lodge, they helped to install
new members. They returned on the
Sunday morning train.
Geo. Smith, from Nez Perez, former
ly from here, spent few days in our
city last week.
Mrs. Taylor accompanied her sister
to Vollmer Thursday, returning the
tame evening.
A large crew of section men arrived
here this week to hel take care of this
lection of the track.
Milt Bush moved with his family a
few miles beyond Lowe, having LEASED
a large tract Of land which he will
cultivate this year.
VIM. Lathrum arrived here from
Cottonwood last week to work for Mr.
link during the spring season.
w. J. Long has moved his engine
to the Vollme-rClearwater warehous,
where he is now chopping train fol
feed.
Steunenberg Mere. Co. and Schuel
Ter Bros. received a carload of sugar
Friday.
F. M. Becker, cashier of Ferdinand
State Bank, boarded the train here
Thursday enroute to Lewiston for al
absence Of a few days.
A bridge crew arrived here las,
week, repairing the bridges along this
line.
Mr.. Wallace, the real estate mar
from Vollmer, spent a day with II.
this week.
Milt Bush purchased team fol
S4oO last week. He will take the
same to his ranch at Lowe.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-03-11
= News Of Idaho County y
here was recently marrid to Miss r.,
rell Of Bellingham, Wash. y

here was recently marrid to Miss r..
rell Of Bellingham, Wash.
F. L. Taylor has moved bank ).
his farm. They were in town to sen Nd
their children to school during nv
winter. e
Roy Davis is here from WASHING
ton visiting friends.
Mr.. Wright went up to Lucille o.
business last week.
Mr.. Hodgson was hauling wood e.,
Col. Duggan last week.
DIR. Foskett was called last Fr;dor
over on the Snake. The doctor poes
night and day, rain or shine, hot or
cold.
Mr.. Pitt was down from Joseph
Saturday. He recently came from
the Sound country and likes it here
Mr.. Thompson's photographer tent
caught fire the other day and DESTROY.
ed about ten dollars worth of property
Chester Brown in helping to extingtisb
the flames got his hands badly burned
Mrs. Grompf, from the Skookum.
chuck was at the hotel two or three
days last week.
Miss Kate Henley came over from
Grangeville last week on the stage to
stay month with her mother.
At trustees meeting last Monday
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-03-11
HANNAH
From the Progress.

J. M. Roberts of Pierce City has
purchased the Kamiah Hotel, but in
forms us that it is not his intention to
conduct it himself but that the pur-
chase was made in the interest of a
daughter, who has had much exper-
fence in managing and conducting
hotels and it is fully expected that the
hotel will be kept fully up to the
standard of excellence which it has 50
well maintained for years. f. f.
Pomeroy is one of the old timers, COM
ing here when the town and country
were in their infancy and growing up
with them, and has been the pioneer
hotel man for SO long, that he and his
estimable wife will be missed not only
by the townspeople, but by the travel
ing public to whom they have catered
successfully for SO many years
Miss Winnie Lane has resigned the
position which she has held in the
Idaho Store for almost three years,
and will take a needed rest. Miss
Winnie will be missed by the many
patrons of the store that she has
served SO faithfully.
H. C. johnson and Ed Snowman
were recently in Grangeville before
the board of county commissioners in
the interest Of the people in the Lolo
district for securing what is known as
the Weippe road. They received
some very good promises from the
commissioners assuring them of the
road, which will be boon for the
ranchers in that neighborhood, as
while they are obliged to go SEVEN
teen miles to Greer to do their trad
ing, they can make Kamiah in an
eight mile trip when the road is COM
pleted which will mean much to them.
The new road district, which has been
subject Of dispute, was also allowed
them.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-03-11
10000 Rolls of Wall PAPER

just being received at the paint
shop on Meadow street. Call and look
it over.
1874 A. w. Robinson a. Son
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-22
From Another Point of View

Two bad eggs selling them
said he ready did he mean for what hap
pened?
Lansing has just gotten load on
his mind.
In the meantime why couldn't
sentence?
Halsones weighing 10 pounds arc reported
have it.
Anyone stride will Bennett.
Park thanks.
ghost broke up evening party wakerviIe
making Walkevlle famous
Michigan
ploying nghtwatches guard the bay bottle.
In driving infringe
the right Of man to get living?
the prevailing
hats which another blow yeforestration
Circus attempted hlr with woman
who proved unconscious sensible
in the Calhoun
politely other yesterday he 'y
ing like q
Those two buroe have Just simply been shot thereby de-
themselves charged
'ieousy and managed to fall at the expresdents feet
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-22
Intimate Correspondence
From Washington
BY RATH

clared Senator Beverage as he came
Into his committee room. tearing his
hair. 1t makes me tired. Here we
Cummins and have fought for three
days to get this wiadow glass schedul'k
reduced and when we have Aldrichv
backed into a corner and he can't ge.
out Dy any possible means. up jumps
Senator Root. and in about rhreet
shakes of a lambs tail Mr. Aldrich an
nounces that the representations by
the senator from New York have
moved the committee TO prepare GER
tain amendments. and 50 forth and
SO forth. A fight that W. made and
won, and then Aldrich hands IL TO the
press that the concessions which are
to be granted are due to the wise and
learned representations of our dear
friend Root. Such is the unhappy life
OF one who becomes the champion OF
real reform"
A pew in st. Johns church-the one
just behind that OF Mrs Taft--has
just been bought by daughter OF Gen.
John c. Black, for the highest price
yet paid for 81. Johns pew land they
are notorious for the steep prices
which they bring) namely $4,000. Like
the churches in England. the pews
in ST. Johns church are handled az
real estate. and the owner of a pew
becomes the owner OF that fractional
part OF real estate In fee simple.
Miss Elkins does not seem TO DE
breaking her heart for the Duke
d'Abruzzi. She presents to the world
q remarkably clear complexion, bright
eye and happy countenance.
By all odds the best equipped man.
in the senate for debating the tariff
is A. b. Cummins. the new senator
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-22
MOST ANYTHING

which reveals a peril OF the plains the
ambitious small boy wots not Of
Homely Lady--Is 1t safe for me 10
go through here. officer?
Uneallant Cop (siZing her up): Yes;
guess you could go most anywherel
An Alabama statesman discovers
with surprise that the high duty on
food was unaccompanied with tarin
on teeth. OF course not. We have I'd
have them To- grin and bear IL With
When some frenzied smplified spelI
or began TO sign his letters To his wild
as "10-derly yours" we thought ,thi
limit had been reached Now come
another who speaks of dogs as Kos.
I'm some states II will soon be safe
TO Kill than smoke a cigarette-Nev
York Evening sun.
What does killing cigarette con
sist Of: Shooting a snipe?
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-22

Townsend, OF Michigan. and Mr.. Nagel
OF the department OF commerce and
labor. The problem to be considered
is: How to revise the rate law up
ward, while seeming to revise IL down
ward.
Now we're going 10 have a statue
of Witherspoon. IL is already stand
ing on its pedestal up on Connecticut
ave, near the Austrian legation. all
wrapped around with cotton sheet.
Don't know who Witherspoon is?
Dear Dear, He signed the declara-
ton OF independence! | know be
cause I saw IL on the pedestal. And
every time we stick up statue we
lose pretty fountain or patch of
Towering shrubs. A truce TO this
statue business
The ability to please was never bet
ter shown than In the speech delivered
by President Taft a few nights ago
before the banqueters OF the Wash
ington Chamber OF Commerce. In his
audience were representatives, IN
about equal numbers. OF those who
favor the voting franchise for Wash
ington citizens and those who don't,
those who favor one-man govern
ment and those who favor a commits
sion OF three. The next day both
factions came out In vociferous claims
that Taft had spoken In favor Of their
idea And ever since there has been
a Joint debate as 70 what was meant
by what Taft did say.
Gee, but II makes me tired" de-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-22

Washington. D. c.. MAY 81, 1909.
Dead Dad-At Hot Springs. Va. i'm
mediately after the adjournment q
congress-. there is going to ee a Talk
fest apropos amending the rate law.
Probably it will be at Hot Springs.
Anyhow sit will be at some place
where there are mountains, hotels.
drinks. good beds and palatable food.
Taft has given the order. Lieut. Wick
ersham is TO be IN charge. Among
the invited guests are 10 be ChalF'
man Knapp OF the interstate com
merce commission: Commissioners
Clements. Harlan, Prouty, Clark, Lane
and Cockrell; Representative c. "A.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-22

togo Their. was surprised AT the result.
Couldn't a soap box wagon have been
mistook for piano box ouggy?
With me TO think is 10 act | grab
bed the youngster out OF the wagon
before you could say the mutiplca-
ton table.
Well II wasn't the right kid-n0-
where 3 near 10 MIN. And estiffe near
being jagged for a kidnaper myself
This kids name was lzzy SMOOTH AMI
cid Mrs. SMOOTH tried to wool me.
When she came up you could hear her
scream for six blocks
or course | was in bad but IL makes
me all the more set on mailing the
lost child
The Dilpickles Detective Bureau
never sleeps. II has INSOMNIA.
Continued
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-22
WHEN THE RHYME
is ON THE BARD

When the sap is In the maple. when
the honeys In the bees,
It's task amazing simple 70 write
Home Folks rhymes like these
Whom the dew IL on the clover and the
corn is In the silk,
When the crow is In the rooster ana
the cows foot IN the milk.
when the corn IS In the fritter and the
smoke IS I'm the ham,
When the down is on the gosling and
the fleece is on the lamb,
When the worm Is on the nsh nook
and the blush IL on the morn.
gut-beware the frosted pumpkin and
the shock OF fodder corn.
vytep the ouack Is In the duckling and
the lilac In the bud.
when the patch Is on the trousers and
the bare foot In the mud
When the hoe is I'm the garden ana the
red is on the rose.
when the curl is In the Ash worm and
the freckle on the nose
when the hen IL on the door KNOB
when the hopper's In the. grass,
when the chirp Is In the cricket and
the apples In the sass.
when the sYrups on the pancake. when
the tick Is IN the clock.
Rut--beware the frosted pumpkin and
the fodder IN the shock!
p,ban the tang Is I'm the cider and the
cider IN the Jug,
When the hay IS In the meadow anu the
June rs on the bug
when the sting Is In the skeeter, when
the buzz Is In the fly.
when the germ Is I'm tire water and the
pig Is In the sty;
when the prune is IN the, hoarder. when
the honk is i'm the goose,
II you're bound tp write Folk Rhyme
there IS not the least excuse
Eor n running out ~ subiccts--when
the darn ~ in the sock
put-boUarp the frosted pumpkin and
the fodder In the shock
j w Foley. m the y. Y. Times.