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Of dawn, and that Zoe
should take II to tho project at 10
o'clock. tho time fixed for the NOR
rows decision.
BY this time the Aoabit clearing
was nothing more than Q black hole.
fsarsoms al q cave and deep ~ q
we'll. You had to throw your head
back to see tho blue night and thu
stars up In the sky. And you had to
know the place we'll to venture your
cropping steps there.
In point Of fact. Ellie. Simeon and
Hubert disappeared suddenly. with
out tho doctors being able to tell
how, and this long before the night
was at its darkest. Zoe alone re-
NAMED to watch the prisoner. As for
Balao0. he rose To his fest In the
gloom. preparatory to return to his
barbican In the big beech at Pierre
feu.
Arc you going. Balaoo?" asked
Zoe. with tears In her voice.
Yes" he replied. quito paclned
now and little sad: II am going. It
In safer. II there's anything fresh, l
shall thunder. and then you must all
keep still as death In your hole. II
tho mon come this way. / shall strike
my breast three times. like this"--
he gave three terrible blows on his
chest, which sounded like a bronze
bell. THAT will mean, Look out, at
Moabttl' Do you understands
Il understand" said Zoo. but
they won't have the face to do any
thing before 10 o'clock tomorrow.
They promised mo-"
Then Balaoo began TO boast Of his
proweas In killing Camus, Blondel
and Lombard; and no and Zoo dis
cussed the details OF the crimes.
This ended their conversation: but
DIR. HonOrat had heard every word OF
It, With his cord round his foot and
his hair standing erect with horror. no
had listened to that curious talk and
wondered II he were dreaming.
What do they mean " iv with
tho doctor?" asked Balaoo.
They mean to kill him for speak
Ing III OF them to the jury. ZEN do
them no good One never has any
peace with them. I'm beginning to
have enough OF II. We've had MUIR
dsrs enough a. II Ia"
Yes. yes" muttered Balaoo. done
up With HE last hansingA Murders
enough. - II r. Where are ysu 0sanos
I'm ssins ssek - ~ suarsy. ~
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M. Aatnlou O0leIoooo
plan Of attack At Saint
Martin. the slanting rays Of
the autumn sun wsre gliding the tops
Of the trees round the Moabit clear
Ing. whore the Three Brothers lay
sleeping. with their loaded guns by
their side. under the tall ferns and
in the heart Of the inextricable tangie
OF shrubs. which made an invtolabls
sanctuary Of this forest corner.
They slept; but DR.. Honorat did not
sleep. Seated at the foot Of the oak.
to which he was firmly tenered by
the foot. no was still thinking. though
he suffered great pain from the loss
Of his left little fingsr. Of the skill
with which the amputation had been
performed.
Ellie had cut OF the finger: Hubert,
who now the value OF herbs, had
dressed II properly and bound Up the
bleeding stump: Simeon had OF.
planned:
to hurt you. we would not cut OF
your finger. Follow my arsum, nj.
You represent to US tho most precious
thing In the world. our lives. We
shaii restore you To your friends on
tne day when the President OF tho
tepubltc announces In his Official
gazette that our death sentence has
been committed into anything no
ploases.'
And II he won't give in7" asked
the prisoner.
'nh m tha thIrA J.,, ~kl-t. .,u..
might begin to say your prayers! But
there are chances that neither you
nor wa will he reduced to such sad
extremities. Let us hope for the best.
doctor. 4 little finger, delivered by
post makes big Impression"
Ana, upon my word. the doctor end
ed by saying as much to himself! What
a glorious thing II would he " no got
out OF that tight place with tho loss
OF q little finger! And he could not
conceive that the public authorities,
when confronted with his little fin.
ger. would hesitate for . moment 20
make the necessary sacrifices to re-
cover possession OF worthy country
practitioner whose premature disap-
pearance would have been q scandal
to any civilized nation.
He had not. therefore, felt unduly
perturbed when he saw Zoo ~ off
with her brothers last instructions
and with his little finger wrapped In
"a paper parcel.
Ellie was tho first ~ strxixhteu
himself. A glance at the prisoner,
who had not moved. sitting on the
grass against tho trunk Of his tree,
and Ellie stretched himself with a
yawn. displaying an enormous pair
of Jaws and a splendid got Of teeth.
The yawn woke the oth0rs. both OF
5awsd. 80
''Oshoi" growlsd Aubset. '1tso Iate.
and the ohlld's oct bo1h." -
The doctor at ones found Ais voano,
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,,,. N November Joel
By Hesketh Prichard
Authoy Of CHRONICLES of Don O." Etc.

Impossible for Government 70 treat
with people who have placed them
selves outside the law. Tho Law can
not give way but act cautiously. for
sake Of Or. Honorat.
Tho mayor said:
the little hneer TO the minister. Per.
haps that will make him come 70 Q
decision"
Tho project acquissceA.
Ill do % at once."
And he called for q pom and ink.
Listen. Z0e." he said. It'll keen
you here until I receive an answer
from the minister. You 10 into that
room next door. We must eet the
matter settled ono way or the other.
You'd better get Il settled a. fast
az you can" said Zoe. 'for they're b..
ginning to lost their patience in the
Zoe won't into the NEXT room and
the project wrote out his telegram.
Whom the telegram was despatched
they resumed the discussion.
While this was going on the Gov.
ernment's second reply arrived. Il
was A. categorical a. the FIRST and
ran:
Accountable savagery. We repeat
that the law cannot rive way. Finish
business to-day certain and telegraph
report. Debate set down for to.mor.
row. Act cautiously. for sake OF Dr..
Honorat."
A We may imagine, those fresh In.
structions did not relieve N. Matthew
Delafosse's pcrplexity.
Tell your brothers." he said 20 Zoe.
shut the Government refuses TO rec
oEnixe them except to receive their
submission. Once AGAIN, they must
surrender and the President OF the
Republic WIN see what he can DO. He
will give them I'LL 10 o'clock to-mor.
DIR. Honorat's death won't keep your
brothers from being guillotined--on
the contrary. And now b OIL"
She went away. pouting.
As soon a. she was gone Q council
OF war was held at Roubiou's. The
project had ais plan.
Ostensibly the troops guarding the
skirt OF tho woods would b ordered
TO pile their arms. They would en-
camp whore they were. cook their
suppers dnd appear 70 settle down
with tho solo object Of quietly spend-
ing the night. And then. at 2 o'clock
In the morning. they would all make
q start. Tho Three Brothers could
not be very ar from Saint. Martin. ~
was proved by little Toss Journeys.
The circle hemming them IN could b
narrowed during the night BY the col.
diers slipping under wood with the
wariness Of Indians.
That night nobody went TO bed ~
Saint Martin dos Bois. Every inhab.
liant was posted behind his shutters.
Those In the Rue Neuvs could see the
light burning In the mayors once In
the town hall and tried to give q
name TO the htful shadows that
slipped across the square. doubtless
for orders. At midnight three
cloaked forms were seen TO leave the
buildings. avoiding the light
Of the street lamp. u was the pre-
feet. NJ. Delafos0s. Col. du Briage and
the chief detective Of Clsrmone A.
for the mayor. hs had declared that
he would not leave the post Of honor.
but stay In his once. ready to grapple
with events.
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ment. nothing that might betray
them. What they saw in tho circle
OF light cast BY the lamp at the cor.
ner Of the Rue Neuve had struck
them dumb and poweriess, ~ though
by lightning.
Ellie and simeon passed. dragging
after them DR.. HonorAt, With a gag
IN his mouth ana his hands tied to.
gether.
Behind them walked Hubert and
little Zoe. Hubert carried q gun on
his shoulder. Little Zoe carried two.
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CHAPTER TX.
Coatinued.1
B0Iu00.

20 ORIOLIS and Madeleine ut
tered yells Of terror and
fastened and hung on to
n Balaoo 10 make him let 60.
-.cce Cor1oiis seized Q poker and
rained blows with II upon
0alaoo They sounded a. though, they
- wrs striking drum: but Baiaoo felt
-, Aethins, Madeleine wept and sobbed
and prayed and raved: but Baiaoo
htAsasd nothing. He squeezed and
xuAlussssdi .
And he did not stop squeezing until
u. Herment do Meyrentin stopped
"6oogyiing. That would teach the zen.
.Nenan to think that Baiaoo, who
,,'y6uldn't hurt . ny. was not hand .
6o0o, and TO make fun Of him in front
oM narriageable girlsi A nice thing
wSAe 0sutieman had done for himself;
uA9v deadi ....-
.rT-0eaAI n. 10 Jugs d'Instruct ton Her
1A1at Dc Meyrentin. first cousin OF tho
lllustrious Professor Herbert do Mey-
I" ttatin. member Of the Institute. score.
'tasy of the moral and political science
- ~ u40oS 0toStoB OtSu0u
eoot into mourning! That was all
-f%hat remained Of that mighty exem-
:plAr Of human power. an examining
,mAgiDtratoi A rag. doll broken over
- pithecanthropo's arml !
0alaoo hung that offal to tho
ground. He was astounded to see
Kind Dr.. Coriolis glue his ear to the
't0lAIo chest. There were some people
who didn't mind what they touched!
...Bmt where was Mado10luo1 BalaOO
..leeled around for her. and discovered
her standing against the wall. with
.,,msuth wide open and her eyes glitter
..stno with fright.
80 hts clear to mo-" thought tho man.
=. ~. that I've made a blunder here.
..TSGv don't look q bit pleased"
c-.G psiolis rose to his feet as pale a.
"Wrstch," he raved. what have
rsysa dons7 You have murdered your
-S0ans&!"
.soni.Ail right: I'll take away tho corpse.
.s.land NO one will bo any the wiser. I'll
81 heag this one. too; that Will be good
,rs 90 thinking. Balaoo took NJ. Her
ment Dc Noyrentin's big. fabby body
yY.lOt the hind LEGS and dragged 1t to the
e door. -.
>ss:. Madeleine was unable TO stir limb.
- Coriolis was still shaking ike q
noitroou when Bala0o. with his bur-
-, solsmnly made his way under the
.~.trNsehoo Of the neishboring forest.
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= had been arrested and the
olrests become safe. or nearly 90. at
xuaRht, people In the village had once
D,:ipre taken to sitting up.
So. -. Several village women gathered one
.. evening at tho Inn to embroider upon
. = dress designed for no less q person
are than the Russian Empress. The
Mayor and other villagers were seat
Z "a In the taproom.
suddenly. DR.. Honorat burst into
A.tAo INN. He cried hoarsely:
49,, "Ths Vautrins are here!"
,,1,sEhf What? Whore? The Vsu-
,,ts,ns? What's he talking about?
,HSs mad! Where did you see
J, them7"
.. Yin their house. They had not
,ssvsn drawn their window curtains. l
was coming down tho road on my
~, way back from my rounds. Ny mare
I, vas going at O slow trot. i saw u
i cart outside the Vautrins' door and q
f1Ikht In the windows. and ! seemed
11tp hear voices. ! had sort or feei'
Z, thing unexpected. And l was not
t's u was Just passing the door. when
e.tA opened and ! saw. as plainly a.
+, 80 you, Ellie, Simeon and Hubert
- ,SVistly carrying q chest out to tho
= S&ft. ! at once whipped UP my mare.
= AID she galloped on. But they had
,,-pGcognixed me, and they shouted At.
-r-toS me: See you soon. doctorI
A. II thought I should go mad. Oh.
I thought they were behind mo. and
III rushed ON like the very devil!
Ne that ] was done for II I did not
8 mach Saint Martin before they did.
sEfsr they are coming! They are
nd Wont talk nonsense. DOCTOR" the
.ss Mayor broke In. speaking In his most
" 1erious tone. III It's they. they have
escaped from prison. and they will
ss0over dare como here"
sassfy tell you they are coming. They
saeDll ma 90 IN court when testified
2 :tronsiy against them am a
SN1NI30W can they have got ont Of
Z -11p0 jail It's tmpossibleI" =. 80.
5 sH4his WAS clearly tho key-nots OF
f6O situation. and everybody repeat
3.No. %; its quite impossibls." ;
s M.soz snnsd q ''''as sses's
s h1lar - saiA, 'psn ~.
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BAL AOO=
The Strange Exploits of a missing Link"
BY Castor Leroux
tosvsuAa issa - rnaA 4. x..v o.,
author Of .THg YELLOW ROOM" Etc.


'Nuossss o. PRECEDING cHArrus
g.. e : :sss ,llI.: $500: g 8, i. sRas
1A III crtnO are esneFally attributed 70
~ sfcsSsI sSs ysssnSa ;, AZ g 4:
~ . ec.asonl uss;iisr s.n.d fond.i.
49, fglosT Next morning The local Mag
- I'D nM1s - ccinmiitsd. sees footprints
~ e; s.,sa ne png s s.s iAoss Of foot
- y ~ ne y. 9Snsi: Concii:: . scisn,ist, so
AsA h sidsS ~ ST. NATIVE iSSso 1. %s,.ns.
M. "a ~ sscIss house: 50 W. b. h,ls
~ foeeYts1s o The ceiling. suspicon falls
4 w, csSss1 81 Coriolls 10 .Bornso and. s.
10y Saseeel seKs|dns; tuned into q. ~.
! "a Np,sN =. H sOusss Dahoos rage and u
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CHAPTER XIII.
The Attack.

|'GHT fell over the forest. Il
was agreed that they should
cue of the doctors second
little finger ut the nrst rays
NJ da~ md that 0AA
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- CHAPTER X.
The E,,spvsss's Dress.

IERE was to DO . gathering
that evening at Nine. Rou.
boin's at the Black Sun. tor.
uincs the Three Brothers
had been arrested and tho
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CHAPTER XII.
BaLa00 Dares Not Come Home

ALAoo. after rolling the en-.
pfess's gown very tidily un.
der his arm. sat down on
the edge Of the forest. The
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CHAPTER XII.
Hubert, Simeon and Elie.

HILE the civil and military
authorities were studying
M. Matthew Delafosss's
plan Of attack At Saint
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)RIOLIS and Madeleine ut
tered yells Of terror and
fastened and hung on to
Dalaoo 70 make him let 60.
Cor1oiis seized q poker and
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-22

de cosas semejante. Tai desvario tai
demencia, tan funesto empeno Ell lie
var 4 este hermoso pals al desprestigio
y 4 la ruina no podia menos Gle conmo-
vernos lie amamos demasiado para
permanecer indiferentes. Ademas de
que i su suerte Sc haya ligado la nues-
ira, son sobrado solidos los lazos que
con el nos unen para olvidarlos Ell un
momento de desesperacion. Por ESQ
nuestra protesta contra la calumnia,
contra Ia injusticia, contra el atropello,
contra la ingratitud, mas que otra co
sa tiene que ser, como es, Ell grito de
indignation del alma lastimada =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-22
Los espanoles en- Mejlco

propucsto curopcizar Mtjico. 10 cual
considcro algo dificiI pero eS muy posi-
bic qle c0nsigan americanlzarlo.
UNA PROTESTA.
lie auni a documento de la colonia
.,panola 4 quc ST. rctierc la carta ante
rior:
I.argoS amos de cordial intehgencla
fr.cucntcs manifcStacioncS de fraterni-
dad rcconocimiento del romln orlgen
como lazo mqucbrautablc. debieron ha-
reruo, Greer Il los c>panoics que la tie
rra por uo>otros el,gida para yivlr, pa
IA trabaiar. para rear famiia y acaSo
para doruir cn >u snno el ultlmo suenO
no habria dc ofrcrcmoS ii triSte eSpec-
taeulo a. pcr>ccu. ZONES inicuaS. en-
pr ulida, ,anuiamontc contra compa-
traia> nuc,troS. sim mas motive pre-
le<to quc "A BE- hab.r nacido on la Pc
u.n,ua lberica.
Cl-rto quc los ,.emcntoS Sanos, no
,I.~ rducados de- Sta sociedad Sc han
.>neri,io en ofrcecrnos testimonies de
,u uulforuc union On noSotros. cierto
.aue Ia guerra cilIl d.sata las peores pa
STONES rNrta los mas desordenadoS
aprilios oirrcr lmpWdad los crime
ues 1914, norrendo>. y este eXphca va
qsr uo d.> ulpa. la niimta SerIe de
airopcl.oS y dc horroreS que todoS
pr-s.nriamoS y quo todoN padece-
mos
$50 nos lmclarlamoS. 81 no fuera no
torlo a cnsanaulcnto cmpleado con los
e>pauolcs
80
t"h ri''" '"i"'''t "'N'''''' my 'i'' 80
As' '''''"'". '' t'''"' )" '0''''''''' - i'''
"i" i'''''''"" "'' '''''.''''' q
I'' '"''''''''''' '''''' '''' '''''''' '''' ''
''> Sin ir'e'"' ""o'''' '' '"'' '',' W v
t''NI I'f"ho '"l" - '"''" u'' 'o'uus0'
'"''t''"n '' "''" '.Ni ''''.'"''o''''' W 'i'''
F'ii'.'", '''hd" 'l'''.''''> ''o - 'A',' 'o'
1' per '""'" que =" ''''''''' '''''''''
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-22
Comidas Espanola

Desde el dia primero de Abril queda-
ra inaugurado en- los altos de la casa
nnmero 18 de la Gale de la Fortaleza,
un buen servicio de comida q la espaiio.
la, precios econ6micos.
TODD muy sano y muy limpic
Sc admiten abonados.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1914-12-24
Prompt Action VIII Stop Your Cough.

When you first catch Cold (often in
Dictated by a sneeze or cough, break it
up at once. The idea that at does not
matter" often leads to serious complica-
tons. The remedy which Immediately
and easily penetrates the lining of the
throat is the kind demanded. DR.. Kings
New Discovery soothes the irritation,
loosens the phlegm. You feel better at
once. at seemed to reach the very spot
OF my Cough" is one of many honest
testimonials. SOC. at your Druggist.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1914-12-24
From the HarrsonburR Daily News
LIVES SAVED BY TELEPHONE
One Man Drank Poison, and Anolhr
Severed Four Arteries.

Within the last several days two IYa
have been saved over the telephone
Rev. W. Lentz, OF Orders, Ef,h.
rem minister, took poison by mistake III
his medicine. No physician being sI
his family got instruction from a dsf7I
physician. Antidotes were admlulSeh.I
and his lite was saved.
William MIonlch, in Pendlelon COUNT
tried to cut bullet from the breach VI d
gun. The knife slipped and severed log
arteries in his wrist. He was in daaes
OF bleeding TO death. Dr. Moy,D u
Oak Flat, six miles away, gave InSllgr
tons over the phone. Another IIis rs
saved. Mr.. Mionich is 10 years ulc
So daily are valuable lives pfcsgna|
and saved by the use OF the jeIica
County Telephone.
Is your Wiie's lie valuable 10 yogi|
Do you want TO preserve your ch.'atfi|
lives Is your own lite valuable 10 iJEI
sell or family ?
DO you want 10 make paying GtSI
ment? Install a Jefferson County 81
phone. II is a MONEY makcr IS
Wall, who SITS in his country hone q
talks 10 Chicago. Install Jeias1
County Telephone. Pay $3.50 DJ Il
mum. Meet me al the end OF he III
and say, "Getzendanner, that phone z
moi pay me, take il out, give ne jG
check for $500" ! will DO ii. Iria
this, every word Of il. Phone, Eniea
wire. delays are dangerous ID
distance connections with the wof.d.
II. c. GETZENDANNrR
General Manage
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1914-12-24
Origin Of The Tree.

The first definite mention OF a Christ
mas tree was at Strassburg in loOo. IL
was introduced into England as late as
1910 by the prince consot and INFO
France about the same time by the Pnn-
cess Helena OF MeckIenburg.
But although its advent into ChriSten-
dom is so comparatively recent there are
MANY traditions of the antiquity OF the
tree in connection with various cere-
monials. A Scandinavian myth tells OF a
Service tree" sprung from the blood
drerched soil where two lovers had been
killed by violence At certain nights in
the Christmas season lights which no
wind could extinguish were seen moving
in its branches.
Manin Luther is said to have brought
in A snowy fir tree aud put lights on It's
branches in his efforts to explain the
beauty of a snow forest under a brilliant
starry sky TO his wife aud children.
There was also an ancient Egyptian
practice OF decking houses at the time OF
the winter solstice with branches OF The
date palm-"the symbol OF lite triumph
ant over death and therefore otperenniaI
life in the renewal OF each bounteouS
wear" The 4 lte palm was not only the
emblem Of Immortality, but OF the Stariit
armament. This may therefore have Sug-
gested the use OF green's at Christmas
time.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1914-12-24
SAVES DAUGHTER
Advice Of Mother 70 Doubt Pre-.
vents Daughters Untimely End.

Ready. KY" was not able to do
awning for nearly six months writes
Mrs. Laura Bratchcr, OF this place, land
was down in bed Tor three months.
| cannot tell you how suffered with
NV head, and with nervousness and
womanly troubles.
Our family doctor told my husband he
could not do me any good, and he had
TO give il up. We tried another DOCTOR
but he did not help me.
AT last, my mother advised me to take
Cardui, The woman's tonic. ] thought
il was no use for was nearly dead and
nothing seemed to do me any good. But
took eleven bottles, and now am able
TO do all of my work and my own
washing.
think Cardui is the best medicine in
the world. My weight has increased,
and | look the picture OF health.
If YOU suffer from any of the ailments
peculiar to women, get bottle OF Cardul
today. Delay is dangerous. We know
il will help you. for it has helped so
many thousands of other weak women
in the past so years.
At all druggists.
Write to: Chattanooga Medicine Co.. Ladies
ADVISORY Dept Chattanooga, Tenn, Tor Stffid1
Lsfyaetien, on your case and 64page book; Home
Treatment for Women" in plain wrapper. NC. iSs
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1914-12-24

A household remedy in America for .
years-Dr. Thomas Eclectic Oil. For
GUS. sprains, burns, scaldS. bruises. 25c
and SOC. AT all drug stores.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1914-12-24
Christmas.

Christmas is as old as the centuries and
as new as the smiles OF children. 1t is in
no sense the holiday OF limited class.
Christmas has risen above any narrow
faith or creed and its significance is less
religious than humanitarian. Christmas
may be celebrated with stout hearts by
all mankind as day for friendliness, for
fellowship, for kindness and love.
As a holiday it is pagan institution
which antedateS the Christian era. 1t
was adapted to the uses OF Christianity as
religious feast and celebration, but the
idea which underlies Christmas is too
great and too broad, too human to admit
OF its being held in exclusion by any sect
or race or creed. Christmas is the day
OF days for all the people of the earth.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1914-12-24

A girl was complaining to her chum
just before Christmas of the way her
young man" was treating her.
Speaking OF Christmas presents, why
don't you give him the mitten 2" the
friend asked.
at isn't mittens he needs, it's pair of
socks; he's got cold feet"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1914-12-24
MOTHER SUPERIOR
ROSARY HILL HOME
Tells How Vinol Restores
Strength and Vitality to the
Weak, Worn-0ut Ones in
Her CHARGE,

Rosary Hill Home, Hawthorne, NY.
81 have been at work among the sick
and poor for nearly eighteen years, and
whenever I have used Vinol for run
down. weak or emaciated patients, they
have been visibly benefited by it. One
patient, q young woman, was so weak
and IN She could hardly creep to my door
for aid, and was leaning on a friends
arm. / supplied Vinol to her literally
and In a month when she returned to
thank me / hardly recognized her. She
was strong, her color charming and her
cheeks rounded out. These words are
uttered from my heart, in order that
more people may know about Vinol, as
there is nothing makes me happier in
the world than to relieve the sick. -
Mother M. ALPHoNsA LATHRoP, o. S. D.,
Hawthorne, NY.
Such disinterested and reliable testi-
mony should convince everyone of the
merits of Vinol, our delicious cod liver
and iron tonic to build up health and
strength for all weakened and nervous
conditions, whether caused from over
work. worry or chronic coughs and colds.
If Vinol fails to benefit We return your
money.
sOWENS & MILLER, druggists,