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WONDERFUL FEATURE
 NEW CENTRAL FRIDAY
GODS COUNTRY AND THE Wo. MANI ElGHTJ REEL THRILL,
 IS MARVELLOUS PICTURE.

l534s County and the Mmoan' $ spec.ai N,tagraph Blue Ribbon Fea- re' that is bound to take its place
 Ihons the greatest motion picture 'Eiays y2 produced. IL is an eight r5cle. and was phot1graphed in the deep snows of Great Bear Valley, up in the San Bernardino mountains of Southern California. It will be here Friday at the New Central
 Bear valley is 5000 feet above sea .leyel and is reached by a dog road
 over which Roun $. Sturgeon and
 his Nitacraph players iourneyed to
 camp for six months while filming this photoplay which has to do with the law Of virtue in the g.eat Norh- west
 William Duncan, George Holt and Nell .Shil man are the principals Wuo enact the drama of a girl whose moth Ter is overpowered by a villain and eiyes birth 10 child in the absence of her husband The daughter comes trayely Co the front to assume the re- sponsibilty Of the motherhood To preserve her own honor, the gi-l, just
 before her father returns writes him
 that she is going to the North woods to meet her husband" The ruse works we'll for young man drifting down stream ou d LomeWard journey
 from the Wids beaches his canoe neas the girs forest shelter. and falls in love with her.
 She prevails upon him through his great love for her to pose as her bUs- band, and they go back home together
 10 protect the good name of the lmother. A marriage ceremony is per
 formed. but they live in separate
 rooms in a frontier home, until finally ! the baby dies and Che villain. WIG all lthe while is trying to get possession of the girl is deyourel by a pack ol sjedge dogs who trail him down after
 sensational battle in which the arch 1 ccnsrirator and his fellow outlaws r Devils Nest" are yanquished anu he girl who has been made captive is freed by her sweethari The-eaftcr
 in the glow of the burning rendez
 vous the hero takes the girl to hi 1 heart a swifa in fact as well as name for the passing ordeais the yiolatio.
 of the mother becomes kaown to hin
 and his bride becomes free to clair 1 his love Dog trains going ull til
 up hill and down and series Of erra human advent holding together if perfect cohesion a wonderful story
 make Gods Country and the " man. q film masternlace
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made to pay.

A fine photograph is appreciated ot all times It is. however, especially fitting as a holiday gift since it coI. veys so much Of the personality of the giyer There is no gift bought that more truly carries the sincerity of the giver than photograph, and there are few photographs that are truer Mkaliness than those made at the De Luxe Studio, Central theater building.
 12-10-.f
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RIDING HABITS.

HOT SPRINGS RIDING HABIT co
 2oe Cottage St. Phone 5o3
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WAR BRIDES SOON.
Watch for This Big Drama at the
 Princess Theater.

Brenon Sel2uick and Na2imOva is the magic combination of names al the Princess theater in a few days Herbert Brencns production of War Brides is said to be the most tre menGous thing this remarkable di- rector has ever done. and it will he Inc cinema debut Of Nalimoya. the ereat Russian traeedienne Incident ally. sit will also be Hail and Fare well" Ny her. as she returns at once To the rNealar stages this being her first and Nh iciure this year
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Quite the best we have had for some time and worth seeing Twei9e De I.uxe Specials and 7x20 calendar
 for S3g5 l2'l0.tf.
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PIANO PUPILS WANTED.

Mrs. T. D. McCallum is desirous of securing piano pupils. Telephone 303 for further particulars. ll-19-1m
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-11-23
PERRY COUNTY
Hazard

Hazard. Nov. i7-The criminal
docket was INCREASED by one on &C
count Of the killing Of Levi Nolan,
ON Buffalo.-Thc Perry Quarterly
Court with Judge Duff presiding
was held Tuesday.-Our Police
Court has been busy for some time
trying "bootleggers." n is graft
flying TO know that all our courts
are doing good work.-Former pub
Usher Of Thousand Sticks" Mr..
Roberts, is now a part Of the Haz-
ard Herald force.-Our High School
team and the Hindman boys met in
a lively game recently in which
our boys met defeat.-The Demo-
Gratis Of this County celebrated their
by a banquet at the Beau
mont in which many participated.
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GARRARD COUNTY
Lancaster

Lancaster. Nov ~. Mrs. Tom
Herin Of Marksbury died at her
home the 18th. and was buried in
the Lancaster cemetery the f6th.-
Miss Maude Smith 81 Point LeavelI
spent the week with Miss Jennie
Barr 81 sherman Cotton
81 Richmond was n Garrard Coun-
~ visitor day or two last week.
Mr.. Napier Of Tennessee has been
visiting his daughter. Mrs. q. NJ.
Green.-The Misses Lucille Lackey.
Fannie Dowden and Brunette Ar
mold spent the week end with Miss
Iona Dunn in Lancaster. - Charley
Graves who is employed In a garage
in Richmond visited friends at Point
Leavell. Sunday.-Frank Conn has
accepted position in the Buick gar
age in Lexington.-Mrs. Belle Hem
derson Of Lowell has just returned
from Tennessee. Corbin, Brodhead.
and Richmond where she has been
visiting relatives.-Mr. and Mrs. w.
C.. Haley and little son. William. Jr..
Of Berea are spending a week with
her mother. Mrs. J. T. Thompson.
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ers filled his regular appointment
here Saturday and Sunday.-The
cold snap caused a few hogs 10 ne
killed around here.-Mrs. Mary T..
Gabbard sold her farm here 10 Ed
gar Brockman Of Berea last week
and Mr.. Brockman's brother Ed
Brockman who rented the place for
i9i7.--Miss Mary Bowlin, who Is
teaching school at Beech Grove, Red
Lick, came home Friday night for
a short visit with home folks.-Miss
May Johnson, Berea student, is Wis
iting her friend, Miss Pearl Peters,
from Saturday TO Monday. May
ponders' children have the whoop-
ing cough very badly. = Burt
Guynn has purchased farm in In
diana and will move there the first
Of the year, i9i7.-Will Wylie, who
was sick with fever at the Robinson
Hospital, is able TO be out again.
Tom Frold's baby, who was thought
to have infantile paralysis, is better.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-11-23
ESTILL COUNTY
Irvine

Irvine, Nov. i7.-C. w. Sale is
building a new and costly residence
on Broadway.-At a special meeting
Of the Estill County Fiscal Court on
Nov. 3. an order was passed that
when the private subscription is
fully subscribed, collected and de-
posted in some bank 10 the amount
of 5000 for the purpose Of con-
structing the Richmond and Irvine
turnpike from Irvine TO Drowning
Greek. that then will Estill County
appropriate the remainder for said
cause 10 obtain State Aid for 1916.
Lets get busy on the subscriptions.
Iron Mound
Iron Mound, Nov. 10. Stevie
Sparks shot and killed a red fox
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LEE COUNTY
Beattyville

Beattyville. Nov. is.-Sam Lutes
who was crippled while al work at
the Pleasant Flat school. some time
ago. is able to he out again.-Mon-
day morning at 800 o'clock the Paul
+. arrived with a load NJ Heidi
berg people. This was the first
boat to come 10 Bcattyville since
the new dam has been completed.-
"Wednesday morning the Rev. Mar
tin Abston joined in holy bond Of
wedlock, r. C. Hill and Miss BERTHE
McClancy at the home OF the brides
mother. Mrs. Mary McClancy. The
bride has been employed in our
Graded School for several years.
Mr. Hill Is an employee Of the T.. 4 N.
Railroad. We wish them ioy and
happiness throughout life.
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last week which had been playing
havoc with the good women's fowls
here.-Mary and Geneva Vaughn
spent Saturday night and Sunday
with their sister, Mrs. Hudson Dem
mis-, OF Madison COunty.-verna
Sparks and Ethel Fielder report a
nice time at College Hill Saturday
night.-Arthur Harris. Of Clark,
spent Saturday night with his
mother, Mrs. Emeline Harris, of this
place.-T. C. Cain bought most of
the turkeys in this neighborhood
last week at % cents per pound
Miss Luella Witt continues quite
poorly. II is feared she has that
most dreaded disease, tuberculosis.
A. J. Christopher sold his farm 10
w. C. Moores for s3,OOO.-Mrs. Sallie
Spry, Of Waco. is visiting her son,
william Hisle.
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first who have tried to get away
Mayor Manring. Of Middleboro, in
backing his machine out Of the Glib
son-Lou garage last Saturday night
bumped into the large glass window
breaking the glass into pieces at q
cost Of more than hundred dollars.
Mr.. Cox, one Of our good citizens,
has rented business place In Cor
hin where he will carry on a gro
Gerry store.
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BREATHITr COUNTY
Jackson

Jackson. Nov. i7.-F. Pierce Craw-
ford was elected County Treasurer
Wednesday. We believe him 10 be
well fitted for the place as do others.
He gave the required bond OF $780,
600 promptly.-Plans for a new DOR
mjtory are before our people. II
will cost s6OOO.-The second school
month ends with the following from
the fifth and sixth grades. on the
honor roll: Kate Newland, Jane
Strong. Earl Back. Albert Blanton.
Allen Sewell. Rosolie Friedman.
Florella Johnson, Mary Wyatt and
Eugene Hyden.-W. s. Sewell has
gone 10 Lexington where he has ac-
cepted the position Of bookkeeper
for the Cadillac Automobile Com
pany. We are sorry 10 lose him.
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Geo. w. Montgomery and daughter
Of Tazewell, Tenn, were guests Of
Miss Montgomery Of Graded school.
The Whites Station Cafe, on Gen.
ter street has passed into the hands
Of John b. Gross.--Several additions
TO the Baptist Church was the re-
suit in part, Of the revival meet
ing.-The street improvement in the
vicinity Of the Hurst house Is max
ing good headway.--Joe Hanover and
Ben Dixon, who were injured in the
mines at Pee Wee, several days ago
are doing nicely in the Harlan Hos
pital.
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Ogg Of Brassfleld. The funeral SER
vices were conducted at the Baptist
Church by the Rev. Mr.. Petty OF
Richmond, followed by burial in the
Richmond cemetery. - Miss Myrtle
Todd is in very poor health.--Mr.
and Mrs. Felix Bowman Of Mount
Vernon were here 10 attend the fu-
neral Of Mr.. Sandlin-Mr. and Mrs.
John Hendricks OF Lexington were
visiting Mrs. Hendricks parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Breck MaupiR, last
Week.-Mrs. Edith Eager and Hoyt
Elkins Of Beattyvillc were visiting
the Misses Flanery last week.-Mr.
and Mrs. J. Riddle Of Lexington were
visiting the formers brother, Rolla
Riddle. last week. - Miss Rhoda
Todd has filled the vacancy in the
Crooksville school. the former teach
or being sick with pneumonia
The new school building il about
completed and school will begin
this week.-The Mt Zion Sunday
School is planning for an oyster and
pie supper at the Public Hall Fri
day night after Thanksgiving, for
the benefit Of n Christmas tree.-Ail
the turkeys in this community have
been sold. The price paid was high
or than IL has been for some years.
From twenty % twenty-three cents
per pound was received.
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LAUREL COUNTY

London. Nov. is.-Married: Fred
Ballinger, Of this place 10 Mary
pickard. Of Lily. the nth. inst.-D.
d. Murphy, Of Kensington, Ca. was
a business visitor here last week.
The infant daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Wyatt, died Nov. 2nd.-Mrs.
p. J. Wyatt, Of Girdler underwent a
successful operation at the penning-
ton lnfirmary-E. l.. Faris and wife
will soon take possession Of the
property they recently purchased on
Main street.
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East Kentucky Correspondence
News You Get Nowhere Else
shed In by
ubieaton, bu s~idss Of good

Company and is branding and count
ing il now.
Sand Gap
Sand Gap, Nov. 20, i9i6-Farmers
are busy gathering corn; it is turn
ing out fairly well" in this vicinity.
Irish potatoes are good and SELL
ing at 500 per bushel.-Rev. Geo.
Miller recently conducted some
meetings and taught a very sue
cessful singing school here.-Rev.
Alexander, Of Hugh, preached two
interesting sermons, at the Durham
school house recently 10 very good
congregation.-Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Durham returned last week from an
extended visit with relatives and
friends at Lancaster.-Died the 18th
ult., Marie, the little invalid daugh-
ter of Leonard Clemmons. She
was almost sixteen months of age,
The parents have our profound SYM
pathy, in their sad bereavement
Mrs. J. r. Durham has just return
ed from MOOres Creek, where she
went to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Maggie Johnson. She reports a new
grandson: called Vernon Durham
We were glad TO see the Rev. Jas.
LunsfOrd, filling his old accustom-
ed place in the pulpit here Satur-
day night and Sunday.
A Big Day for Gray Hawk
Gray Hawk. Nov. 20.-The Juniors
had flag raising at which time
they presented a flag and a Bible to
each: the free school and the col
lege. Good speeches were rendered
by l.. G. Little, Carter Moore and
DR.. r. f.. Bartlett. after which din
ner was served on the grounds.
Some Of the boys had too much
liquor and Justice Metcalf ordered
their arrest. Some gave bonds. 9th
FRS were put in iail.-Mrs. II. l..
Brumbach is very poorly.-The Col
Iege is preparing a nice program
for Thanksgiving. The school is do
ing good work with good attend
ince.
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cupying the remodeled store across
the street from his former stand.
Disputanta

Disputanta, November 2i.-The
singing school which is being held
at Clear Greek is progressing nicely
with very good attendence.-T. C.
Holt lost horse last week. II is his
10Th one to lose.-Bent Davidson Of
Middletown. Ohio, passed through
here last week.-Next Saturday and
Sunday are our regular church days.
Everybody cOme.-Hurrah for the
Citizen
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Estino Like n bird.

Birds can eat and digest from ten TO
thirty times as much food In proper
ton to their size as men can. II
man could eat as much In proportion 10
his size as q sparrow IL able to con-
sumo he would need whole sheep for
dinner. a couple OF dozen chickens for
breakfast and six turkeys for his even
Ing meal A tree sparrow has been
known 10 eat 700 grass seeds In a day.
Relative 10 the birds size. these seeds
were rs big as an ordinary lunch has
ket would he 10 n full grown man.
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LoNo.oIsTANcg MARK BROKEN.

Binghamton. N. Y.-Ruth Bancroft
Law broke the American cross-coun-
try, nonstop record in her attempted
sunrise-to-sunset seroplane night from
Chicago 10 New York. Driving an
Anticipated biplane through a 45-mile
gale. she blew from Chicago to Hor-
nell. a distance OF $50 miles (air line)
In eight hours and IS minutes. She
thus captured tine brief honors held
by Victor Carlstrom. who. November
Q. few from Chicago to Erie. Penn.
t62 miles. In an attempt similar y
that made by Miss Law.
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GARRARD COUNTY
Wallaceton

Wallaceton, November 20, 1916
Mrs. Jane Marten of Big Hill is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Mary Gabbard,
this week.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Baker left Friday for an extended
visit with their relatives at Paris.
Ill.,, and other points. Mr.. Baker
will visit his son in Missouri before
his return.-The Rev. George Child
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CLAY COUNTY
Manchester

Manchester. Nov. is.-Work on
the new railroad is moving along
fine. Steel is now laid 10 a point
three miles above town. A meeting
Of the Ladies Bible Glass was called
at the home Of Mrs. J. II. Forsyth,
"Wednesday night.--The contract for
the Garrard depot has been given
$. q. Combs and VIM. Reach. They
are on the job.
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R0CKCASTLE COUNTY
Mt. Vernon

Mt. Vernon, Nov. i7.-Judge ]. b.
Lair. one Of our County's most re-
spected and Oldest citizens died at
the ripe age Of IS years at his home
north Of town. His illness was @:
short duration; he having been in
town looking well only a few days
before.-T. J. Pennington is now &C.
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BELL COUNTY
Pineville

pineville, Nov. f7.-The Woman's
Missionary Society will meet at
Mrs. T. +. Gibson's home next Tues
day. A good program will be rem
dered.-Last Monday evening two
negro convicts who were working
on the West Pineville bridge escap-
ed from the gang. They are the
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-11-23
JACKSON COUNTY
Doublelick

Doublelick, Ky- Nov. i8.-Winter
has come and everybody is hustline
gathering corn and preparing for
winter.John Martin has nearly got
his house completed-George Cat
lifr made a business trip to Wilde,
Friday.-Mrs. Catherine McCollum
was called to Kingston today to see
her father. Lewis Sandlin, who is
seriously ill.-Mrs. Martha Sparks
visited Mrs. Sarah Hurley Sunday.
Miss Margaret McCollum spent
Sunday evening with Miss Lucy Mar
tin.-Mrs. Ellen Shrink has bought
the ]. X. Morris place and will
move TO il sOOn.-Several from this
place are planning TO attend the
Holiness meeting at Pine Grove,
Sunday.
Fox Town, Nov. f2.-Farmers are
busy gathering corn and preparing
coal and wood for WINTER Mr..
Davis Of Madison County and Squire
NJ. H. Smith Of Glover Bottom, Jack
son County. was through this vicin-
ity a few days ago buying turkeys.
Mrs. Nancy j. Arnold has moved
from Wagersville to @. w. McKin-
neys place. IN. J. COyle is hav-
ing his dwelling house repaired
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Baker has child
very sick with fever at this writing.
= Henry Mckinney OF Hamilton.
o., is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jas. Mckinney this week.
NJ. ]. Cox died a few days ago at
Walter Powells near Kerby Knob
and was brought 10 the Russell
graveyard for burial; he was very
old man; he leaves a host Of
friends and relatives TO mourn his
loss-There was a Holiness meet
ing at Orville Fox's last Sat-
urday night and Sunday conducted
by holiness folks from Mallory
Springs, Madison County. u. w.
Webb recently sold TO ]. ]. Davis
of Mckee one Jersey bull calf; con-
sideration $1,000. = Elihu Lakes
has sold his timber TO Warfork Land
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-11-23
Practical Economy

Baking powders made from alum or
phosphate may be bought for trifie less
than Royal Baking Powder, which is made
from cream of tartar, derived from grapes.
Alum powders are not only cheap, but
they differ greatly in leavening power.
If a cheap baking powder is used for
fine cake and the cake turns out failure
there is waste of costly materials worth
more than whole can of the cheap bak
ing powder.
Royal Baking Powder produces the
finest food, and its use therefore, results in
an actual saving.
SOYA' BAKING POWDER co.
New York
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OWSLEY COUNTY
Bonneville

Bonneville, Nov. f8.-Judge John
G. Eversole opened special term
of court at Hazard, Monday.-The
pie supper at Scoville Saturday
night was attended by a number OF
our citizens. - Harve Brandenburg
bought Chester Wilson's farm on
Fish Creek.-Hubert Scale, Bradley
Moore and Fred Wilson returned
from Kings Mills, o. They have
been employed there.
GAINESVILLE
GAINESVILLE, Nov. 2O.-Every farm
or is busy gathering corn in this
part Of the cOuntry.-W. C. Kasso-
ner, son, and Mr.. Bryant Of Fay
cite County are the guests OF Henry
venable. They are up on a hunting
tour in this Countrywide Rev. Al
bert Bowman Of Annville filled his
regular appointment at MOore's last
Sunday. The Rev. J. s. Ward, the
evangelist, assisted him on Sunday.
-Messrs. Andy Creech, John Farm
err. Richard Ward, the Rev. NJ. A.
Bowman, and Arch Reece took din
ner with Mr.. and Mrs. Mart Moore
sunday.-Alex Creeeh is very much
disabled with rheumatism at this
and Mrs. s. p. Caudill
OF Travellers Rest paid Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Cecil visit last Sunday.
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MADISON COUNTY
Bio Hill


Big Hill. Nov. 90 The Big Hin
School received the news Of its sue
cess in the scholastic contests at the
Corn Show with characteristics en-
thnsiasm. having won the * worth
Of hooks for making the highest
number OF points in the contest. and
one Of its pupils. Artie Abrams. win
ming the incidental fee in Berea Col
lego for the Winter Term. Ayleen
Mainous also won first prize in the
Canning Club exhibit in preserves
and jellies. and second prize in GRO
eheted work at the Richmond Fair.
Hurrah for Big Hilll
Kingston
Kingston, Nov, 20.-Lewis Sandlin
died at his home Thursday, Novem-
her 10th. He had been in declining
health for some time. Had he lived
until December 9th, he would have
been seventy-seven years old. He
is survived by a wife and ten chill.
dren. besides host OF friends: DR..
Green Sandlin. Marion and Mrs. J.
G. Powell OF Richmond, Powell Sand
lin OF Winchester, John Sandlin, of
Middletown. o.. Prof. Lewis Sandlin.
treasurer Of Oneida Baptist Insti-
tute. Oneida. Mrs. McCollum and
Mrs. Farmer, Mckee, and Mrs. Will
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HARLAN COUNTY
Harlan

Harlan Nov i7.-Mr. and Mrs.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-03-24
Uses and Abuses of Fertilizers
BY Prot Of
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The Third of a Series of Six Articles

The Third a o Six
The Rothamsted Experiment
soe s sss 1 % nok M has % done ans all lines asrus work
these laws and has in all its history been especially
out v nn of " @ mag by which soil fertility could be maintained
who loved the soil and to enepm n % m, p s % % @ WAS man
for transforming bone
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grown important and had become so we'll known in all
parts Of the civilized world board of directors
Twenty Years Experiments on Same Plots
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measured and then planted the crop
animal manures and in series
different etc Careful reports were taken from @
each end Of these oo ana with interesting
were continued for twenty years and
tho }ayt ma exDoi%e"' wrc conducted @ win
in IN twenty yeaTs 1888 pounds plots
n'n M & @ pounds Of oy those with pounds
manure ana oo7 Considering the very low
70 the ,aae Of the Sna iq a asn' about by
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@ 6 the va, a assr Of 5s'' d" " s vssen T e: s
sninss being tzation 6rouhont England n and
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St S FS@ F9a2s '@a"a a" G @%"9s G'Rs Raaa1s Sate
eis obo % ~i ferer T"fG ] % @ ms Te greatest 4 increase
four Or SR os 4eT d G % o ] @ which 1a "as as,S aG f%
hat he m@Sd r'S II mana na1S nS needed
ns na in s ey ascd over a"SPs Shs
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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-03-24
THE LEGACY OF A
WONDERFUL WOMAN
This Is n Story of Paramount Interest
to Those Who Are Seeking Health.
There Will BE Several Installments
All of Gripping Personal Expert
cnCcS.
Chapter 2-Thc Indian Gives His Sc
Cret and Goes Back to the Forest.

A very sick child in Mrs. Persons
family. long after the Indian had
gone back to his haunts. caused the
family to go in search Of the "sim-
pies" with which to brew the Bit
ters and Wash. so eloqucntly praised
by the Indian. whose visit of years
before had all but been forgotten.
They found the herbs and simples
and the first of the now famous heal
ing agent was made on the family
stove in great old fashioned caul-
dron. We will close this chapter by
simply stating that the child quickly
recovered through the medicine thus
made.
II has benefited thousands since
that early dav. as you will see by
reading the following:
Mr.. Bob b. Bass of Cunningham
\. c., was cured of a sore on his
face, indigestion Of forty years stand
ing and nasal catarrh by Mrs. Joe
Persons Remedy.
Get at your druggist. IF he can
not supply YOU, write us.
This wonderful remedy on sale
at Midway Drug Co.. Lancaster. and
Stover Pharmacy, Heath Springs.
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