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Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-12-22
HATTON-DNcORD

Miss Elsie Cred is on the sick list,
but is better at this writing.
Charlie 0ppers returned home from
|St. Louis.
0ran Muir wa sa Fulton visitor Sat
urday,
s. W. Muir and wife and Mrs.
Charlie Emmons were shopping in
Fulton Wednesday.
Mrs. Ray Berry is on the sick list
this week.
Mrs. Charlie oppers is sick with
bronchial trouble.
Clifton Cuthcort delivered corn to
Tom Bailey this week at As cents per
bushel.
Speck Huddleston and Nef shipped
one a load of hogs to the st. Louis
market this week.
leak Conner traded his farm to Chal
Henderson for his farm and will not
have to move this spring.
Boone Gilbert's sale Tuesday was
wen attended ana things sold well.
Mr.. Gilbert and his boys have gone to
Phoenix; iArizona, to live. We are
sorry to loose Boone and his boys, but
hope his health will be benefited.
Ray Fishburn delivered oats to Jack
Muir this week at 30c per bushel.
C. s. Emmons lost a good yearling
this week.
Goose Hill, Flynt and the Fry
schools are busy preparing for a
Xmas box and exercises on Friday and
Saturday.
c. L. Emmons, John lam and Clair
Atkinson butchered hogs this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-12-22
BASKETBALL GAME
WITH BELLFLOWER
CALLED OFF

The basketball game which was
scheduled between Mcmillan High
School and Bellfiower for Friday
evening has been called off. The
basketball schedule for the season is
not completed but letters have been
received from a number of schools re-
questing games. Much interest is
being taken in basketball practice at
the school and three letter men, Eldon
Reed, Claude Moran and Fred Stall
,ings, will play on the team again this
year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-12-22
TEMPERATURES STOOD
AT IL ABOVE ZERO
WEDNESDAY MORNING

The thermometer stood at II de-
grees above zero at z o'clock Wednes-
day morning, and at 10 O'Clock there
had been no rise in temperature. The
highest temperature Tuesday was 40
degrees at 8 O'Clock in the afternoon.
Shortly after this time a cold wind
arose and the mercury fell rapidly.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-12-22
ADMINISTRATOR FILED
FINAL RECEIPTS AND
rs DISCHARGED

In the estate of David S. Bushnell,
the administrator fled final receipts
and was discharged.
Clark and Laylin filed demand in
the sum of $62S IN the estate of M.
w. Parker. Demand waived.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-12-22

A, H. Kleopper Of Kansas City, rep
resenting the Curtis Publishing Com
pany was in Mexico Tuesday to see
Don Squires, the boy who so far has
the first standing in the contest being
held by the company.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-12-22

Delayed Gift Buyers, can shop from
our Wonderful stock Of Gift Goods
with perfect satisfaction--Gifts for
everyone CRADDOCKS.
dl wit Advertisement
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-12-22

Pastry and cakes Of all kinds for
Christmas. Fresh every day. McKin-
LEY'S BAKERY.
301 st wit Advertisement
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-12-22
Rnsh Hill Missouri.

December 16, 1921.
Dear Santa Claus:
I am a little boy $ years old ] go
to school every day and am in the
third grade. Please bring me a ball
bat i bali, and air-rife and q pair Of
skates. Don't forget the candy, nuts
and oranges.
Your little friend,
CALHOUN BARKLEY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-12-22
CentraIia CoupIe Marry Her

Miss Lola Rawlings and Cass Reed
Jones, both Of Centralia, were married
at 900 Wednesday afternoon in Mex
leo 1T the home Of the officiating min
ister, the Rev. j.. D. Greer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-12-22

Mrs. C. M. Robertson Of Bowling
Green returned TO her home Monday
after being the guest Of her cousin,
Miss Mabel Graiford.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-12-22

Ladies' Bags and pocketbooks in all
the wanted shapes and c~olors, specially
priced from $1.25 to $500 at GRAD
DOCKS.
d1 wit Advertisement
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-12-22

Boston Bags Of real leather, design1
Cd FOR rela s~ervise, from $3.50 20
$1,000 1t CRADDoCK's.
Ill wit Advertisement
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-12-22

Foot Balls, Basket Balls, Punching
Bags, Boxing Gloves, at moderate
prices-CRADDOCK,S
d1 wit Advertisement
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-12-22

r. W. Smith Of Fulton was in
Mexico Tuesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-12-22

Christmas candy in bulk and in
boxes--moderately priced at McKIN-
|IEY'S BAKERY.
SO1 81 wit Advertisement
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-12-22

Dear Santa Claus:-
You may cone through the front
door. Ny stocking will BE- On the door
knob, Please bring me i wagon, sled
q gun and train, candy, nuts and
oranges.
Yours truly,
CLYDE BERRY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-12-22
n R q EXCHANGE.

Either 160-acre, 80-acre Or 407acre
farm to exchange for Mexico city
property. GEO, w, ADAMS q SON.
sol st wi Advertisement
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-12-22
Dear Santa Claus

Dear Santa Claus
| am a girl eight years old and am
going to schol every day, I want you
to bring me a MILDLY and skirt, a doll
and a game Of Rock some candy
and nuts. Don't forget my sisters and
brothers,
Your little friend,
HAZEL WISDOM.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-12-22

We carry the finest of perfumes.
Many in beautiful gift bottles. Come
in and see this line offered at money
saving prices.
CRISWELL DRUG co.
302 ct wit Advertisement
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-12-22
Grandma.
Dear Santa Claus

Dear Santa Claus;-
I am . girl eight years old and am
going to school every day and study
hard. Please bring me q doll, q game
Of 'Rookr some crayon colors. Don't
forget my sister and brother and papa
and mother.
Your little friend, 3.
HAZEL C0NELY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-12-22

We carry the finest Of perfumes.
Many in beautiful gift bottles. Come
in and see this line offered at money
prices.
CRIsWELL DRUG co.
S02 2t wilt Advertisement
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-12-22

Mss Margaret Harris of Fulton
spent Tuesday in Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-12-22
DOERGE.
Mexico Mo,
Dec. 9, 1921.

Dear Santa Claus
| was afraid YOU didn't know we
moved to Audrain County and I go to
Prairie Lea Schol so come to e me
out here this time.
I want a doll and a wrist watch, a
little doll table and doh dishes and a
doll buggy and that's all. You may
come in and warm before you leave.
With love,
HELEN HALL.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-12-22
Rush Hill. Missouri

NuSn E1tti, hAHeSVutI.
December 16, 1921.
Dear Santa Claus
/ am q little boy four years old: !
born on the fourth Of July. ! go
to the school house every recess and
noon.
Please bring me a package Of fire
crackers, a doll "a knife and candy,
nuts and oranges and a foot ball.
Your little chum
r. g. BARKLEY, Jr.
r. s. Don't forget mama and papa.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-12-22
FROM FOX SCHOOL.

Dear Santa Claus.
am q little boy two years old and.
live north Of Skinner. ! want you to
bring me a hobby-horse, a horn, a
watch with a fob, some candy, nuts
and oranges.
Don's forget my little brother, Ralph
also mother and daddy.
Your little friend,
ROSS TORREYSON.
P. s. Don't forget Grandma and
Grandma.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-12-22
Rush Hill, Missouri
December l6, 1921.

Rush Hill, Missouri
December l6, 1921.
Dear Santa Claus:
I ann a little girl eleven years old.
I go to Hedgedale school and am IN
the seventh grade.
Please bring me some books, games,
4 boz Of cOlored chalk, and any thing
else.
Don't forget mother and father.
Your little girl,
INEZ FI0RINE BARKLEY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-12-22

j. j. Whiteside of Centraiia was q
Mexico visitor Tuesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-12-22

Large assortment Of good GAMES
for children Of all ages, at GRAD
DOCKS.
al wit Advertisement
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-12-22

Dear Santa Claus:
am a boy five years old and have
been q good little boy. Please bring
me q rubber ball, a pencil and a coon
igger. Do not forget sister, brother,
mother and daddy.
Your little friend,
ROBERT GoNLEY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-12-22

Mrs. ]. ]. Brown 81 Fulton y IN
Mexico for i few days visit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-12-22
Dear Santa Claus:

Dear Santa CIans;-
am q girl nine years old and try
To be good. I want a sweater and
beads. Do not forget my brother and
sisters. Sister Mildred wants a doll,
4 dollbuggy and a Stove,
Your little friend,
JULIA SURBER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-12-22

Lear Santa CIaus:--
I am going to tell you what ! want
TOR Xmas I want a gun, a French
harp, d story book, a watch and lots Of
candy, nuts and oranges. Don't for
get my sister and brothers.
Your little friend,
GLEN BARNES.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-12-22

John Sullivan left Wednesday for
Chicago.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-12-22
Dear Santa CLAUS:

Ueaf 6aaitA
\ am going to tell you what ! want
for Xmas. / want 4 sweater, . story
book, candy and nuts Don't forget
MY sStasr, papa and mother.
Your little friend,
DOROTHY DAVENPORT
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-12-22

toys, a rooster with wheels on it, a red
white and blue cap, an all day sucker,
q cigar and all kinds Of nuts. Please
don't forget my sister Pearl, and
bring her a monkey on ~thestring and
a fine comb.
Lovingly,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-12-22

READ LEDGER Advertisements.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-12-22
Farm Notes
A R CLUB MEETINGS
(send US your dates9

NOSlIu uS yOuI udbcSJ
CEDAR GROVE FARM CLUB
Every Thursday night.
BEAVER DAM FARM CLUB
Every Friday night.
Molino meets every other Friday
night.
MAoEDoNIA-First and third
Wednesdays.
PIsGAH-First and third Tues
days.
PINE-First and third Mondays.
Dr.. and Mrs. Ned Rodes left We'd
nesday for Texas.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-12-22

Miss Marguerite Greer has returned
fwm Marshall to spend the holidays
at home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-12-22
HARRY
Thompson, Mo.

Lovingly,
HARRY MEYER
Thompson, Mo.
Dear Santa Caus-
As you were 50 good TO me last year
I don't want you to forget me this
time. Please bring me a bath robe, a
fot tub, a fine comb, a tin cup with
blue ribbon Il, a husher. some oranges
and a cocoanut.
Don't forget my brother, Mac D..
as he wants a wash rag and a soap
EKewpie.
Your little friend,
THOMAS SPURLING,
Thompson; Mo.
Mexico, Mo.
Dec. 9, 1921.
Dear Santa Gaus:-
I am the same little girl you saw
last Christmas on the street only am
tow inches higher. ! want q sweater,
stockings, play dishes, two chairs and
a table. Please don't forget Grand
ma.
Your little girl,
MARTHA MUDD.
-
Mexico, Mo.
Dec. 9, 1921.
Dear Santa Gaus;-
+ want & wagon, q bell telephone, a
story book and drum. Don't forget
my teacher, she wants some candy.
I love you Santa Claus,
BILL WHEELER,
Mexico, Nc.
Dec. 8, 1921.
Dear Santa Glaus: I
I've been a good boy this year
see me again. / want some stockings
oranges and candy and some shoes,
and sled.
Yours truly,
LARENCE DOERGE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-12-22

Dear Santa Claus:-
am q little boy eight years old and
! would like to have q wagon, candy
oranges I have a new brother Tony
Hease don't forget him and my
teacher.
Good bye,
RUSSELL DoERGE.
Mexico Mo,
Dee. 9 1921.d
Dear Santa CLAUS
You may come through the front
door. Ny stocking win be On the door
knob. Please bring me i wagon, sled
9 gun and train, candy, nuts and
oranges.
Yours truly,
CLYDE BERRY.
FROM FOX SCHOOL.
Dear Santa CLAUS:
am a little boy two years old and
live north Of Skinner. ! want you to
bring me a hobby-horse, a horn, a.
watch with a fob, some candy, nuts
and oranges.
Don's forget my little brother, Ralph
also mother and daddy.
Your little friend,
ROSS TORREYSON.
2. s. Don't forget Grandma and
Grandma.
Dear Santa Claus;-
I am 4 girl eight years old and ann
going to school every day and study
hard. Please bring me a doll, a game
of Rock" some crayon colors. Don't
forget my sister and brother and papa
and mother.
Your little friend,
HAZEL C0NELY.
Dear Santa Clauss
am a boy five years old and have
been a good title boy. Please bring
me a rubber ball, a pencil and a coon
Igger. Do not forget sister, brother,
mother and daddy.
Your little friend,
ROBERT GoNLEY.
Dear Santa Claus
/ am q girl nine years old and try
To be good. 7 want a sweater and
beads. Do not forget my brother and
sisters. Sister Mildred wants a doll,
q dollbuggy and a stove,
Your little friend,
JULIA SURBER.
Dear Santa Claus:
I am going to tell you what \ want
for Xmas. \ want a gun, a french
harp, d story book, a watch and lots Of
candy, nuts and oranges. Don't for
get my sister and brothers.
Your little friend,
GLEN BARNES
Dear Santa Claus:
/ am a girl eight years old and am
going to schol every day, want you
to bring me a MILDLY and skirt, a doll
and a game Of Rock some candy
and nuts. Don't forget my sisters and
brothers,
Your little friend,
HAZEL WISDOM.
Dear Santa Claus
] am going to tell you what I want
for Xmas. ! want q sweater. . story
book, candy and nuts, Don't forget
INV sStaer, papa and mother.
Your little friend,
DOROTHY DAVENPORT.
pesr Santa CLAUSE
Vim d good boy and go 10 school
every day 4 am six years old. Old
Santa Will you please send me my
presnts. I want a Tealbear. telephone
horn, ball drum car, candy, nuts and
gum and oblige.
Your little friend,
WILLIAM ANDERSON.
Dear Santa Claus:
/ wish you would bring ND D violin,
basketball, sled 3. Ri gun, and tool
chest, candy, nuts and oranges. Don't
f0rRet Grandma and Grsndpas
Your little friend,
ROBERT TRIRBLE.
~M-
Dear SAntA
I am q little girl 8 years old aFd !
wish YOU would please bring me i
sleepy doll, 4 table aid 4 set of dishes
and soSna ranav, nuts and oranges
FfVrA yorE little frieEd,
THgNA RACHEL CLARK
Dsar Santa Claus
haVS been trying Vi hs 4 good 35ttle
b63 I'LL yeaF a2sd W01Ea liNs fof you
"a bring nae ~ aetoplsas, Aoiae tiassf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25
LEGION ASKS JOBS FOR
100000 OF UNEMPLOYED
Urges Employers To Loosen
Purse Strings and Lcng,hcn
Their Vision.
Snncial 10 rho rlmcs- Dlsnntch.

, | Special t. The Times DiSnatch.
WASIlINGTON. Sept. " Esti,nat-
.tr III" number of unemployed "x.
:, rvi"c men at more than 100000 the
a l"rivan Legion has made a direct
any '"ai To- Ia" employers of the United
sta i"s TO loosen their purse strings.
l"Is :tNcu their vision AMI make jobs
for the men who kept American hGs.-
ncsS SAT" from a German indemnity"
\. "orn.ng Ia figures compiled bN.
ofliva RS u' tho legion, as the result Of
"nist al survey OF conditions In siN-
teen states. Pennsylvania. with Iin.-
ouo :, prid war veterans out or work
lead" tth" Us; Of states In unemployed
rN-srr' lie" men More than 100 90 y
u't nlplorcd in New York, $4,000 IN
N'nu.i 10000 in Massnchusctts. TO-
coo In innctota. 300 in WASHINGTON.
1000 "a Arizona aud frvni 5000 TO
COCOA a the remaining States under
surrey Tho situation. She l"giou's
!nvcS- iga tors find. are such tina; only
slight ,a'icf is being Afforded by vet.
"ranS' iu>'s in som" states. ana tn.
frrntiy "h prts being made by legion
pos'e 10 IA rist tho men out of worn
To-day more American veterans
thar ton: IA, a; ST. Mihicl. mora
American veterans than composed
the frs: .Nmcric.n army compose
Ahrr!ca'a ;arruy "f thr unemployed.
"SiN hun,i""d thousand iohlcss v"t-
Grams. men % thUtcau-Thicrry. 81
Mihi-l nnd aNc Argonnc men OF tho
ships that itavch the r-hontS. mon
who hropp"Sl their tools and their
l"dg"rs to ,takc ur Tie grim new
trad" or var in far i1unH American
chniommru;s ttrc walking the streets
al ctr tcWnsi ana cities wondering
wh"r" tn" nc.;i meal IL L. come from.
'rh" Am" Scan Legion believes
mat had Congress PASSED the adj
just"d c"mp"n ttinn hill. tho pr"scn.
serious c"niitn n would never HAY.
com" about. AT, asst not FOR the vet
crane uC Tho w;,a'.
And II lii.iw!sc believes that
should C0ncr" = immediately upon
RECOMMENDING. pas the relief b!ll. the
"'nd,ti"u ~ greatly alicviatcd.
In tho m"antim,i however. awati!n.
conversational aC m, the legion APP
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25
How | Was Wrecking the
Lives of My Children !;
And Suffering Indescribable Tortures Myself Dav anal
Night. A Mothers Terrible Confession.

For some time had noticed ;har
my two children. a boy " seven and
= G'il Of ton. 'w"rc becoming highly
nervous. irritable anh very disuhc-
hicut--at times even sassy" tried
various punishmcnis. even whipping.
hut they kept growins, worse. l
fought and Struggled wiki the s!tua-
ton My own nerves wcr. all ION
cdSc'-thc least thing put me into a
RAGE uu"rt"lcd aud had most
awful "fnss"s' with my husband over
n"thns NOW irok baci, on hem. I
wns too weak to work or enjoy liic. aud
10" nervous ANA itritnbin I" go anywhere.
was horribly ;nra tent nnd ugly IL did
t0' get Just whh: wanted when wanted
It. often suffered from scvcre heart
ra!.itattnn aud indigestion. could M,
>i"r; 49, uiSht. mad IN almost constant
dun .c!ii.g pain la tn" back % my neck
aud head anI frequently n very iI.-
agreeable sense. ~ iulurYs In the front
rHTf 90 my head. often had sever. pains
Across my back which mad" mo think I
had ki'u"y trouble also mad tender
spots along tho spilIc, which convinced ms.
thai - fall mad had several Years lEo
hal caused permanent spinal injury: ,vh. IN
later proved ID he only ~ ease Of nerves.
could nc, begin to describe all the tor
iurcS. t"rrih!" rains, ana great drVi;aIlZ.ng
weakness which I endured. Sphody no;
oven nay husband, seemed Ia appreciate" or
realize NY condition. and Very few offered
any "ymaatny, which irritatcI me all tho
more.
rinaiy went to - doctor ana told him
my story. what awful children l had and
asked his alvic. as to what 20 do wiki
them, and whether "r not ! should send
Them :" reform school. After studying
nay case and talking with me and my
children. To- my surprise and disgust he
told me | was tho cause Of my children =
crnnit'"n; that II was all my fault. NJ
TIM" Acw ln;o - rage. hut after | had
au!"'cd down sUr"what, he explained TO
IN" IN" tcrrlh'" condition OF my nerve cells
"" told IN" how the system "uly manufac-
fur"d SO tluc. nerve farce. and thai this
vitnl Huid ~ lie was stored In tho nerve
cells much HE electricity ls stored in "A
storage battery. snd ;hat I MAS lilt" an
electric HutnmnUjl" after the electricity In
ia" storag" batteries had nearly all hcrn
us'd Gp. hud the car could. therefore
hafdli move. He said iny own highly
nervous coalition hal been constant;
drain on ~" nerve frrcc uI my children.
anh that ;hc constant nervous strain TO
which mad subjected them had wrecked
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25

'n"lr highly sonsitlve nervous orr.n,,,.
."' "",' liN"s' ani made them what they
ma, ''"' "hat my children needed was
not r"inrm school bur rorar,,,,,
mother. and later IN mis- rnu,b 49,. -,
." true" h"cnusc after regainpd ,,,yGo,rs
"'t N"uS pois". ana rcv!taIiznd M. ,,,-,br,
Nn' ~" nerve cHniers and tn. same wac
nome Tor my children. found thor, 10 bs
me incest. sweetest children IN tn. yvnrin
'"sn "h"i" diSpusiiIous entirely chnnrod
NJ "h"N" IL n hyppthctlc4, cas-. ,,ihirh
Z" pm stein say- may well ILLUSTRATE thou.
S'hd1 which exist today Hou,as MA
wrecked. children ruined suiyi,l.s cnu.oa
80 ,hr"uEh exhausted nerve :orc. or nm.
rHs,he"ic conditions. Very faw people
physical and mental tor;ures which ,n,y.
be caused hy depletion OF tho nerw"E
vital nu,d.
In such cass.. It IS often worse mar
foolish 10 tax" ni"-c stimulating medicines
OF nnrcotl" drugs which onI,; viii, ~,
your tagging vital powers for Tho ,rnrs,,,
inay he nj tho expense OF your li:e intaf
on what YOU need ia to put more nerve
!of'' mt" your nerves and moro iron into
your blood, This IL mos. offeciivr!v ac
c"mp..sh.d by tho f-rc use Of Nuxatos
Ir"n. TIT, valuable product contains ,hc,
irhc'paI chemical constituent OF acrIvr.
I "'ihI nerve fore" N form which most
nearly resembles th,; In the nerve ana
brain coils OF man.
II also contains organic Irun Iii;c rho
IRON IN your blood and like tn. iron In
spinach. i"nt!is aud apples This form of
H""" WI! NOT b!acHcn nor irjure the tc.th
nor upset tho stomach II 1, an entirely
different thing from metallic iron which
pcop!" usually take Nuxntcd Iron may
therefore - termed both "a blood and n
nerve food. as 4, feeds strcnrth-rIyi,v
iron Ia your blood and tho PRINCIPAL chem,
zeal ingredient of active living nerve force
TO your brain aud nerve cells
over four million people are using Nut-
a;%d Iron annually. ana from the remark
able bcnchcia! results which IL has pro-
dnc"d. IN" manufacturers feel 40 certain
OF IT. efficacy that they guarantee salts
factory results 20 every purchaser or they
tu,"s. look for III" word "SuNated" on
every package.
After usinE NuSatcd Iron We shall bc
pleased to have ynu write wha, IL does
for you Tor publication, Your name will
bc withheld.
NnSat"d Iron for the blood and nerves
IS sold by all druggists.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25

said 10 have also assisted poo 10
keep his foot" Virginia Cl,rlm
"cchm" Foes vii" when She was 90 y
II. and she died ~ the ae. OF -.
During those Years roc lived with
her on extremely happy terms. thcA-
ideal domestic life bcin. disturb,,
oni! now "nd then ~ the upparitiou
"f want and tn" occasional visit Of
Illness. after their removal To rord-
nam y i. whcr" she dtcd iu lSii
Wrote "rh" Raven" In 1915.
In New York. 20" Delivered l,c.
lures and wrote ludscuti.ahiy. In
49," h" became editor. and later
proprietor. of "'rhc Broadway Jour.
'ai anu u WAS IN january of ;hat
year that he ea," IN" world "Thc
Raven and which was nrs, pub
lishrd in WILLIS Evening Mirror and
later ia ne American Whi. Review
His wiic's death anu tho grief that
followed inspired "Jlalume'
IN 1872. TO" returned 10 Richmond
and 'mnd" It proposal OF marriage 10
his first love. Hlmira !;"yster. and
shc accepted him. but in October or
that year the "ul came. Leaving
Richmond T." 80 To Eor,!hun, to make
the fnai ARRANGEMENTS for his we'd
ding. 10" stopped on at Baltimore
which WAS then I'm til. heat or IA
political campaign, aud. after drink
ing considerably. II is said. was
drusg"d hy some Of his newly ac-
auircd COMPANIONS. tic managed to
reach Sew York ANA was taken 10
the old WashinEtou Hospital on
Broadway. where he died October
1919. phys icians attrihutins the cause
TO brain dcl!rium. "supcrinduccd ~
exposure and druGs" Nnd ,hu.
passed An'crica's foremost literary
genius and ono "f 'hc worlds great
pg'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25
FIERY, ITCHY, ECZEMA
HEALED RIbAT Up BY
APPLYING SULPHUR

Nns u'"ai,inG out ,L the skin. even
fiery. itchin. eczema, car he quick '
overcome hN UGpiyntc - lttlc Men
tho Sulniui. SAYS u sotcd skin .pe-
C.ali.t. B-oruSN al iis germ destroy
ing properties. this < nhur prepare
ton instantly hrink.' u 50 from SIX la
Irritation SnoihcS ana heals the
rcz"rra light up and lei YES Tic skin
clear and s!uuotl,.
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m"nt and disigurrm"n Sufferers
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