The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-10-14
"What: You. woman. make that

what. lOu. EOindH' Ihahe ~
statement?"
"a man living with a woman, sue
went on, lis continually In the pres
ence of being made up entirely OH
ferent from himself and vice versa
Therefore they are subject at all times
to the disease of which | make a spe-
cialty-squa bibles"
"Oh, see, Well. don't know that
my wife and / have any more OF that
disease than the average couple At
the same time
The last four words were enough for
Miss links She told me of Difficult
ties had with my wife with as much
exactness as if she had been a mem
Der of my family They were not seri-
Gus. but annoying, and sometimes bor-
dered on what might be called quar-
relSOme
And you eradicate these difficulties,
these squabbles, as you call them!"
"Wherever | can get my patients to
take my medicine
"What is your treatment?"
THAT is my secret. If you desire
me to treat you and your wife | shall
charge you a fee to begin with
you would need to call upon my
wife" | interrupted, "and | don't see
what reason could be offered for do
ing so"
Not at all Your wife will call
on me-"
How do you make out that?"
give me your address and l will
send her my card"
How would that effect the pur.
pose?"
What led you to make this visit"
Curiosity"
viii you deny that your wife has
less curiosity than your"
"On the contrary. she has ten times
as much as |"
she need not know you have been
here. AS l was about to say when
you interrupted me, shall charge you
consulting fee Of S. and will charge
your wife fee of So"
Why charge my wife more than
me"
People only value what costs them
something. A woman is always bound
to get the full value of her money. If
your wife pays good sum for nv
ADVICE she will be more apt to fol.
low it. The man Is more liable IN act
upon the value Of what he receives as
he sees It,"
YOU surely know your SEX"
we women all know one another"
Before | left Miss links handed
aer five dollar bill and gave her nv
nome address, asking her for the med.
cine. But she said a prescription
would be sent in due time. Suuabblas
was a Pill ral disease; no one could
AVE II without inoculating some one
use The cure must tlerefore be MIN.
al. saw the point and submitted
o be guided by Mss Jinks' method
left her trusting that her efforts 70
ure my wife would be successful
'lnce all our difficulties were her fanlt
lie treatment would naturally pertain
0 her. Miss Jinks did not eainsov
MS; she only smiled wizened smile
a rev days after this my wife in.
ormed me that she was going IN moko
tour in the car and would be rone
II dsy. Since it was days ride to
nd from the domesteopath'sI assumed
nat she was going there. She Return
without saying where she had heen
Ut | noticed that when found fanlt
,i.n her for concealing her doines she |
III from answering back
ne next morning l received nv mon
prescription from Miss Jinks: "Toor
II the fault within yourself"
10 make long story short M,so
nhs mad given me and my wife tho
lme prescription. 1t strnch ne
that the prescription was
or'n what We paid for it, and oh
,.ed the treatment on this account
INA observed it because she didn,t
oppose Ito pay out $40 for noth,nnr
we have kept up Miss links, trae,
emf from that day to this ana -
'uSehold Is haDpiar ho