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significant laurels and to respect the
memory of the impulse which had
driven him into service. In his heart
he felt that time would make him as
strong as ever, despite the ugly scar In
his side. 1t was a question with him,
however, whether time could revive
the ambition that had been smothered
during the first days Of despair. He
looked ahead with keen inquiry, specu-
lating on the uncertain whirl of for
tunes wheel
Jane was obduracy itself In respect
to his pleadings. A certain light In her
eyes had at last brought conviction to
his soul. He began to fear, with a
mighty pain, that she would not re-
treat from the stand she had taken.
She went On board with Mrs. Har-
bin and Ethel. There were other
wives on board who had found tenn
porary release from irksome but voiun-
tary enlistment James resignation
from the Red Cross society deprived
her of the privileges which would have
permitted her to see much of Graydon.
They were kept separated by the
transports regulations-he was a COM
mon soldier, she of the officers mess.
The restrictions were cruel and relent-
less. They saw but little Of one an
other during the thirty days. but their
thoughts were busy with the days to
come Graydon grew stronger and
more confident as the ship forged near
er to the Golden Gate, Jane more visit
full and resigned to the new purpose
which was to give life another color
ing, II possible. They were but one
day out from San Francisco when he
found the opportunity to converse with
her as she passed through the quarters
Of the luckless ones.
"Jane, l won't take no for an answer
this time" he whispered eagerly. You
must consent Do you want to ruin
both of our livesr
"Why will you persist Graydon
You know I cannot
"You can. Consider me AZ well as
yourself. want you. Isn't that
enough You can't ask for more love
than I will give. Tomorrow wen bt
on shore. I have many things to d.
before am liberty to 20 my way
Won't you walt for mel II won't be
long We can BE- married In San Fran
cisco. Mr.. and Mrs.. Cable are to meet
you. Tell them. dearest that you want
TO 80 home with me. The home won't
b In Chicago. but II viii BE- home just
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-03-11

"June this can't 90 on anp LONGER"
Harry? Who is HarryT
"Why, haven't you heard? Harry
Soper. I'm engaged to him."
THE lieutenantT
Certainly. He's going to be pro-
NOTED, though, IL he ever gets ON the
firing line. It's not his fault that he
has to do duty in the walled city. He's
aching to get out and fight. But
father Here she paused, her lips
coming together with a firmness that
BODIED Ill.
Colonel Hardin doesn't approver
mo. He says Harry is a little pup
It's outrageous, Jane"
"Don't cry. dear. The world is full
of men,"
"Not for me-" said Ethel dolefully.
1--WE picked Harry out of hundred
or more, and l think my discrimina-
ton ought to be considered. I'm the
one to be satisfied. Father has no.
"But how about that young fellow
back in New York? You used to say he
was the only one"
I1c 10 INC Ohiy VhC III ANcW Ioih
But look how far of he Is! 1t takes
weeks for his letters to get to me-"
"But he writes every day"
"Harry telephones every day. tell
you, Jane, the voice has a good deal to
do with 1t. You like to hear a fellow
say nice things. 1t beats ink all to
pieces. 1t will go hard with him per-
haps, but he's young. He'll get over
It."
you are young too. That is why you
have got over George"
"I'm not as young as was. But I've
decided on Harry. If father doesn't
let rs get married right away I'm liza
BILE to get over him too. It's silly doing
that all the time. One might never get
married, you know. But father In firm
He says can't, and he says he'll kick
Harry into the middle of next summer.
Father says l shall not marry into the
regular army. He says they don't
make good husbands. I've got the
joke on him. though. He appealed to
mother. and she forgot herself and
said the same thing They were quar-
reling about II when left the hotel.
1t was an awful Jar to father. For two
cents I'd elope with Harry"
at would be pretty difficult for an
omcer on duty to elope. don't you
thinkY asked Graydon, amused.
mot If he loved the girl. He does
too. But haven't told you the worst.
Mother says am being absolutely
spoiled out here in Manila, and she
says fatty that she's going to take me
back to the States. Isn't 1t awfulT'
Back to the fellow in New York r
smiled Jane encourag ingly
Ethel thought for a moment, and a
dear little smile came into her troubled
eyes.
81 hope he hasn't gone and fallen In
love with some other girl" she said.
1t was true, as Jane soon learned,
that Mrs. Hardin had concluded to re.
turn to the United States with Ethel.
James aunt had grown immeasunb bly,
tired Of Mainland perhaps q little
more tired OF the colonel II was she
who aroused the colonei's antipathy to
little Lieutenant soper. She dwelt
upon the dire misfortuns that was pos
sible II Ethel continued to bask In the
society Of those young ninnies-" The
colonel developed Z towering rage and
9 grest fear that Ethel might become
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-03-11

the same"
Dear Graydon, am sorry, / am
heartsick, but cannot, l dare not"
Graydon Bansemer was man N
well as lover. He gave utterance to
a perfectly manlike expression. coming
from the bottom OF his tried soul:
"It's ID nonsense, Janer He said
1t so feelingiy that she smiled even as
she shook her head and moved away.
"Tll see you tomorrow on shorer he
called, repentant and anxious.
"Yesw
fro BIZ CONTINUED
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merry sAipload, although hundreds
were rejoicing In the escape from the
hardships Of life In the islands. Gray
don Bansemer was among them, weak
and distrustful OF his own future, al
belt medal OF honor and the prospect
Of an excellent position were ahead Of
him. His discharge was assured. He
had served his country briefly. but well.
and he was not Ioath 70 rest on hts In
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you shouldn't marry"
"But am going to marry" he said.
II have decided to become q nurse.
1t is my intention to give my whole
life to-
The Red Crossr
mo. The hospitals at home-the
hospitals for the poor and homeless"
Ethel Hardin was coming through
the grounds toward them. Her face
was clouded by a dark frown, and she
was visibly excited.
Its all off," she announced as she
came up.
Where is the usual heroY asked
Graydon.
'Tm through with the real army.
They've dismissed me. That Is, father
and mother have. They are driving
me to the Salvation Army" she ex-
claimed, seating herself beside Gray
don. Il wish I were Jane and my own
mistress"
Dear me, Ethel, what an ambitionr
said Jane. What has happened to
upset you SOP
"Father has"
81 should have asked who, not
what"
II suppose they expect me to marry
a Salvation Army man. They say Har-
ry isn't coed enough l think he Ia a
very moral young man."
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-03-11
CHAPTER XVII.

ARLY In March a great
transport sailed from Ma
Mia bay laden with sick
and disa bled soldiers-the
lame, the healthless and
tho mad IL ~aa mt n
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-03-11

Are you going to the same hotel at
Palm Beach this winterr
Good Lord, mol came away last
ysar and forgot TO Up he head wait
ST. Cleveland Iesder.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-03-11

FERTILE KERNEL AN EQUAL CHANCE TO GROW. Do
do this? II don't land will produce the results
il should and
YOU CAN'T AFFORD limit your pile
have device that will this 1t your duty
find and it.
There such Device and will do all that claimed for it
and IL have something nferior-SELL ITTRADE 1T
OFF-THROW 1T AWAY Get the that will do for you
what should Increase better the grade Of harvest
invest in drill ALL do and that 1t lisa
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-03-11

If seed poured the hopper of drill
bright RED CENT which expected multiply into SO MANY
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-03-11

pile of dollars depends how
up, when market it,
OF pile yours by increasing
SIZE your QUALITY of the individual
grain-cant you?
HOW you attempting to do this?
you selecting which has
adapted locality but it IN THE GROUND
right? That's the question!
Success lies in having the facilities for GIVING EVERY
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-09-02
School.

The Public SCHOOLS of Versailles
will open MonIrv. Sept. 9th. and it
i, sincereky hnDed that every leipil
AcloEIrng to ihc school will be pres
ent anl read; FOR business.
The teachers are ready md willing
to MAI ch@ greatest possible effort to
have a good and successful school,
and parents are urged to cooperate
with the teachers 'hy preparing their
children Tor school. by giving them
IA proper time and place for study,
and by encouraging them in their
school work. No teacher or teach
crs. however good. can conduct a
Successful school unaidcd and unsup-
ported br the parents Of the children.
therefore let us work together for the
greatest good to the greatest number.
See Ia il that your children are rcgu-
lar and lromTa n their attendance.
Show them that You are interested in
their work. sec that they krc the
best possible opportunities for study,
and help them III every way you can.
lake a lew minutes each day to in
>cStlgate the school work OF your
children. examine their grade cards.
confer with the Supt. and teachers as
often as convenient. and visit the
school whenever you en- do So. II
>"u will do hese things We will have
a good school.
Nery respect ally.
Gro. ). Smith.
Sup,.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-09-02

Little Johnuy scott got his leg iruker
I one dav lest week.
Miss Lizzie Shark. last week, visited
Ed Bard~ell IT Tpr.h Morgan.
Shores Hunter and Joe Williams ar.
again bnvirr HORSES AMI mu,rs. Tie,
bought a big span Of McGee last week
which Shotes saws has the build for, q
$500 span. Wes Thomas also bought I
head.
The Ch,ircli of God people are to have
a protracted meeting at Excelsior. IT is
10 be a tent meeting, ii they can procure
a tent.
Mrs. Julius Wadusky, Of near Hope.
well church. last Sunday night, while
d%elirous from fever, having been sick TO-
some time, left k-r bed AMI; room. while
'.the fa+1ilv slept, and in her wanderinys
fell into a well and was drowned.
Funeral Tuesday at Hopewe'l.
Tire Trairie lmie school otench last
Monday, with Miss Thorpe, of Versailles,
at the helm.
Joe Schannep is having a windmill, put
Up. He bought it cf n,nrfeetA Co. Sf
Excelsior. He is going to put in a con
crete tank also.
Corn cutters are now in detnard on
many farms since the continued dty
weather has las,ered the rirening very
T,.ch. IN The past week.
John Sha,k aud wife srn Misses Kate
and Lizzie Shank were guests at J W.
Kanff,nan's sunday.
Unless we have a rain soon there will
not be as much wheat sowu this fall as
was contemplated, since til c ground is
too bard to pillow
FuCh C.rutchfell fas lWeh sick,
threatened with typhoid fever.
The Presbvterians are having a pro.
tracted meeting at IIopewell. Sunday
there was dinner on the ground and a
a big attendance and quite a number
have joined the church.
Mike Wenger, son of Louis Wenger,
has had quite II long spell OF t. pnoid few
err.
Mrsdanlcs Melva Hunter aud Mice
Kaufman went to I:ldon Saturday to
visit relatives and friends. They re-
turned Snndav.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-09-02

]. T. Doty. of Excelsior, was tran
sacting business in the city Tuesday
Don't tail to see the young hus-
band, in ''All a MISTAKE" who TER
tainly has trocbles of his e~n.
Sheriff Orrick, of Billings, Mont,
came after a Mr.. Drake M Akinsville,
charged with seduction, Mr.. Drake
returning with him without reouisi-
ton.
Geo. H. Hubbard and family and
Harry Wilhelm and Frank Brown and
families, Of Marshall, Mo-. 'rettrhcd
Monday evening from a weeks outing
on the classic Gravois.
DO you feel tired and '~t:h dit
with the hot weather. Do you need
a change? Go to see 'All a Mis-
take" YOU will be refreshed and
forget yourselves in a hearty laugh
over this most side splitting of conf
cal comedies. 1t is a jolly mix up
from first to last with a good plot and a
fine cast of characters. Y'he minstrel
specially Of abGd, twenty artists wiz
in itself be a good show : something
out of the ordinary and the result
of hard work and practice. Don't
K,iss this chance for a pleasant even
ing and ah opportunity to assist the
young folks in their worthy object OF
purchasing a piano for the church.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-09-02
Witten Dead.

Died, at the home of his parents,
this city, Monday afternoon, August
Both. of diptheria. Raymond Witten,
aged 4 years and e months, son Of
Prof. and Mrs. Wray Witten. Fun
crai services were held at -he home
Tuesday evening, conducted by Rc".
w. G.. Bewley, and the remains laid
to rest in the city cemetery. Ray
mUnd was a particularly bright little
boy, the pride of his parents and rela-
tives, and of bis many acqhalntances,
a friend and a chum of all. He was
only sick a few days, but the dread
disease did its work quickly despite
the tenderest OF care and the best Of
medical skill, but the summons was
without recourse. 1t is a sad blow
to the loving parents, but like David
of old, while Raymond cannot come
back to them, they IA 60 to him.
They have the sympathy OF many
friends in their sore affection.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-09-02
About The Colored Folks,

Mr.. T. 5. Will amson returned las
Sunday from Lexington where he attend
cd the session of the Grand L.o.lgc q
United Brethren of Friendship. He re-
ports a fine time, and relieved the hp
pointment of Grand Marshal. This ap
pointmcnt came unsolicited by Mr.. vii
hanson, which reflects no small honor
OF him and Versailles.
MIR. Warner WiriaI,soh vas IN fcansa.
City several days last week on business.
Mr.. Arthur Subiet, Of Olalhe, Kas.
visited his family here last week.
Miss Mabel Thruston ann home las
TUESDAY from Sedalia, where she had Ell.
joyed a pleasant visit.
Mrs. A. W. Ross left last Monday for
her home at Moberly, Mo, from a
months s%ojourn with her mo,her-in-law,
Mrs Jas, =. Ross and family.
Mesdames Fannie and Frances Davis,
Maggie McClanahan and Mary Miller
wen to Bunctton as delegates TO the
WOman's Home and Foreign Missionary
Society, which convenes at that place
this week.
MIR. Clinton Redinon. who has been on
the sick list for the past four weeks. is
able 20 be out again.
Mrs. Matte Floyd went to California
last Monday.
Mr.. W'i'iaW Christian went to Califor.
mia last Monday.
De-, = VI. yvntt, ot,~oJ h,h
t'sm to Mrs. Ollie Thruston and Cora
Sublet last SUNDAY. The services took
place at the Clay Plant pond.
Mr.. John Davis and Ed Fowler left
Wednesday for Bunceton, where they
will he delegates to the Baptist Associa-
t5tM. which convened at that place OH
that day.
Mrs. NJ. J. Hunter and Miss Josephine
Ross will leave today fThursday) for
Bunteach 10 attend the baptist Associa.
ton at that place.
Mis-. Myrtle Williams, who was a.fele.
gate at Lexington. Grand Lodge q the
Sister Of the &yslerious Tens, came in
thie week.
f., Misses Flora Davis did lille Rogers
.eN last Thursday, for Bnnce,dn and 9TH
Ell points on the Brahch. They will also
attend the Association at Buncetot
Mi.s Melcenia Williamson left last
week Tor Clinton. Mo-, fer All extended
visit with relatives.
Mrs. Kelly Hogan. who left August 4
tn visit relatives in Kansas CITY, returned
Sunday morning, Kelly. who lost Iihs.
during, her absence, says lie is gaining
SOME already.
Quite a number attended the Buhceton
Pair from here last week.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-09-02
Christian Endeavcr Program.
SUNDAY, SEPT sin, 1906.

SUNDAY. SEPT sin, 1907.
1.caher Mrs McCleiisnd.
Snhject-Life lessons for me frol! The
book q Romans.
Readihg OF the lesson. Rom. 1911 Il.
Song 1OS.
Prayer.
SPECIAL music.
Relate one lesson from the book If
Roiiets Mrs. I'd NelsDn, Rosina Cur
tbs, Bertrice kinloch and Edna Abel.
Song No. l6.
Readings on the topis-Iieltn l.i'te i
machcr, Irwin Young, Ethel smith ard
Helen Price.
Rolf car.
Song b.
Mispah.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-09-02
The New fythian Home,

The Board M Managers Of the
Phvthian Home OF Missouri. at meet
ing held in Kansas City SATURDAY..
decided on Springfield as the loca,
ton OF ia, 100, 900 home Tor orphan
children OF tn. order in Missouri.
Sprlngti i'd donates 53 acres U land
three blocks east nf the city, cx.
tension of water and gas mains to the
home. and free water tor one year.
The pledge also calls tor a school,
t1e extension OF the car system and
sewerage connections. Il is expected
that work will Commence in the
spring, and the initial exrenditur,
will he 500. 600. This splendid
new home viii pat the Pythian> m a
p',,e with otAer osiers in caring fos
their osphaRs sad TOR aged and inf. u,
r'th.ans and " fitting rxempli6.
cation Of the grand teachings Of the
trder
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-09-02
Go With A Rush.

The demand for that wonderful Stoun.
ach, Liver aud Kidney cure, DR. Kings
New Lie Pills-'is astounding. Munrzel
DRUG &C. say they never fail to cnre
Sour Stomach, Constipation, In ,ise,ti",,
Chills and Ma,siia. Only DC at M.unt-
eel Drug Co.
How we enjoy seeing a nan get the
worst of it when he tries to sc, the best
of others,
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-09-02
Moofe-hughes.

On Thursday. August 26;h. A.. r.
Foster, pastor of the Baptist church,
otficiated at a very quiet wedding at
the Martin Hotel. the happy couple
being Bylor Moore of Bunceton, and
Miss Hattie Hughes OF Fortuna. May
fortune be with them.
You will find locals and Scattered
Items" IN 9Th page.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-09-02
Livery Stable Changes Hands.

W. f. Gold traded his livery stock
here to Mr.. c. A.. longwell, of FL
Doralo Springs, Mo-, for a Cedar
County farm. Mr.. l.. is in possess
ion, and we wish for him success in
his business. Mr.. Gold and family
expect to leave for their new home in
about = Month. We regret their
leaving, for they will be missed in
many ways, but may peace and plen-
~ be with them in their new hone.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-09-02
Health Asd Besuty AID

Eosahst!cx AMI lotions will nit clear
your eomplexion VI pimpies aha blotches
iike Fuiey's Orihu Laxative. for ihdiges
ton. stomach and liver trouble and habi-
tusi constipation. eisanses the system
aud 10 pleasan. u take. Sold by all
druggists.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-09-02
Scattered Items.

B"se Brown. last wee :. bought 4 iMau.
ufe npresder, The Corn King" Ut Ro-
arck & Co., Barnett. for which he paid q
locketful Of money.
Last week We f"rgo. 10 tt,eiition tina,
Uncle Jack William. While at work
around his talk and windmill, fell and
hurt himSe'f No much that Il put Min h
bed fos = short tiue.
Jake ksuFmsn's two eaf loaas Of fat
cattle brought rs. 40 ON the 81. Louis
market.
Miss Retta Dale. after . bsisf visit .,
home. returned 10 Lebsn0a. where she ID
now busy with millinssy.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-09-02
Testifies After Four Years.

Carlisle Center, n. V, G. b Burhams.
writes: About four Years 40 | wlo,e
you that l had been entirely cured #
kidney trouble by taking two b't,,rs Of
F"ley's Kidney Remedy, and Aft; four
years. am again pleased to state tiat I
have never had any return of those >,.np.
toms. ard I ami evidently cured to stay
cured" Foley's Kidney Remedy will
do TIE Same for you. Sold by ali drug.
gists.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-09-02

Yes, to have steam heat r.. the
court house would require water
works, but thcy are needed anyway.
9he cost of a well, pump and tank.
and arrangements could probably be
made with the twins to do the pump
ing, and in this way get some rent
out of the Easements, for Il is a TACT
that the county has never received a
pc.ry cash rem but instead has been
paying out, in increased insurance.
some of the taxpayers money every
year. When County Clerk L.umpee
can find the contracts we may be
able to give the exact amount of cash
Il has cost Morgan county to furnish
Offices Tor the Leader and Statesman.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-09-02
Silver Medal Contest

The W. &. +. u. will give a Silver
Medal Contest Friday night, Septemb-
er 10, at the Christian church, YER
sai.lcs.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-09-02
" You Knew

how quickly HALLS TEN rs WON
DER relieves Kidney, Bladder arii
Rheumatic trouble you would lever ,ui.
fer. 1t gives quick and permanent rt-
lief. Write FOR testinoni as, L.. W.
Hall, - Olive g., St Louis, Mo.
Sold by druggists.
Practice doesn't always make perfect.
Even ire hest physicians ccIa ionsT%y
..o5c a patient.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-09-02

Rev. ]. l.. Mckee, long the pastor
of the Fifth church at Kansas City. is
spending a few weeks recreation in
the country with his brother-in-law,
A.. 6. Richie, 7to is now building a
anc house on the Edwards Orchard
property, which he bought a short
time ago. Mr.. Mckee is o locat-
ed at Wichita Falls, Texas, where he
has n of the largest ard best
Chmrchcs in Texas.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-09-02

The court house should have been
painted previous to the opening Of
the Big Street Fair, it would have
looked better.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-09-02

1t was David who said. All ME, are
liars And he might have aths' III It
married men have opportunities Thrust
upon them
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-09-02

go
Major Prawley, representing a
boonvi'le company, has gone to min
ing on the Farley land, twelve miles
southwest of Versailles. This is one
of the best mineral tracts IN Central
Missouri anQ we shall be aide to re-
port soms sovd '.hnds' in the near
future. Major prawlcy is a good
geologist and knows what q m,nera,
country is when he sees one.
The Home Mission Board Of the
Presbyterian church is arranging to
build a church at Gladstone for the
purp Of being in better shape Il,
carry on the Mission work they have
commenced there. They have two
lady teachers now established there
VII, have been doing a splednid
work. but lave. been somewh a,
cramped On accpSut VI no good
building,
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-09-02
A Narrow Escape.

Edgar N. Bayliss, a merchant Of Rob-
insonvllle, Del, wrote: "Ar>ut twb Years
ago l was thin and sick. and colglied all
the time and if I did not have consump-
ton, it was near to it. commenced
using Fuley's Honey and Tar. and it
stopped my cough, and ! am now ell.
tirel. welt, and have gained twenty
eight pounds. all due to the good results
from taking Foley's Honey anti Tar"
Sold by all druggists.
Every woman thinks she ought to eat
brain food occasionally, but she CAM ex.
plain why she thinks so.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-09-02

@. n. Hargstt lstt Wednesday, for
SulVhvs Spring.. .Ik,, on = business
Grip,
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-09-02

Many people delude themselves BY
'f.i"g at will wear away" when they
not ce symptoms of kidney and Bladder
trouble. This is a mistake. Take
Foley's Kidney Pills, and stop the drain
on the vitality. They cure backacle,
rheumatism, kidney and bladder trouble,
and make every trace of pain, weakness,
and urinary trouble disappear. Sold ~
all druggists.
What has become Of the good oil fash
iOne'l woman who used to suggest a mas.
tard poultice for whatever aile,l You?