The Flatonia Argus. (Flatonia, Tex.), Vol. 55, No. 9, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 7, 1929 Page: 3 of 8
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THE ARGUS. FLATONIA. TEXAS
I Quart of Water
Cleans Kidneys
Taka a Little Salta If Your Back
Hurts, or Bladder la
Troubling You
No man or woman can make n mis
take by flushing tbo kidneys occasion-
ally, says a well-known authority.
Eating too much rich food creates
adds, which excite tbo kidneys. They
become overworked from tlio strain,
get sluggish nnd fall to tllter the waste
and poisons from the blood. Then we
get sick. llhoumatlsm, headaches,
liver trouble, nervousness, dizziness,
sleeplessness nnd urlnnry disorder*
often come from sluggish kidneys.
The moment you feel n dull ache In
the kidneys, or your hnck hurts, or 11
the urine Is cloudy, offensive, full of
-sediment, Irregular of passage or at-
tended by a sensation of scalding, be-
gin drinking a quart of water each
day, also get about four ounces of Jad
Salts from any pharmacy; take a
tablespoon fill in a glass of water be-
fore breakfast nnd in a few days your
kidneys may act fine.
This famous salts is made from the
The Red Road
A Romance of Braddock’s Defeat
By Hugh Pendexter
Illustrations by Irwin Myers
Copyright by Hugh Pcndeiter.
WXU S«ryloe
MEN ARE SAFER THAN
WOMEN AS DRIVERS
CHAPTER X
—29—
The Long Trail Ends
It was thirteen days after the hut
tie tlnii Dunbar the Tardy arrived at
Flirt Cnnilierlaud on Will's creek with
three hundred wounded soldiers. It
Is linpossllile to picture the amaze
mem and consteriiHiion Unit -nnnth
ered the colonies when li was definite-
ly known thut the army had been de
foaled ami broken. There tin<1 been
no concern In llie public mind ns to
the outcome of Hie campaign
I'lie first uncertain news was re
reived by Colonel Junion limes, com
Plunder at Fort Cumberland. This
was on .Inly eleventh, two days aftei
the hut He. lie Immediately started
acid of grapes and lemon Juice, com- expresses to the neighboring provinces
blned with lithla, nnd has been used to-announce 'his ,rave four that Hie
for years to flush and stimulate the
kidneys; also to help neutralize the
nelds in the system, so tticy no longer
cause Irritation, thus often relieving
bladder w'eakness.
Jail Salts Is Inexpensive; makes n
delightful effervescent litlila-watcr
drink which everyone should take
novy and thi n to help keep-the kid-
neys clean and active an<J the blood
pure, thereby often avoiding serious
kidney complications.
You Know A Tonic Is flood
when it mukes you eat like a
hungry boy and brings back the
color to your checks. You can
soon feel the Strengthening, In-
vigorating Effect of dROVE'S
TASTELESS CHILL TONIC.
Pleasant to take. (30c.
Liver Tills
A packnpe of Grove’s Liver Pills is rn.
closed with every bottle of GROVE'S
TASTELESS CHILL TONIC for those,
who wish to take a Laxative in connection
with the Tonic.
The Lid Is On
The Sporty Visitor—Whereabouts In
this town can a limn find u game that's
on the square?
The Town Marshal—Well, some-
times the hoys pitch horseshoes on
the public square.
Are nil
ensemble?
the liorn-hlowers • toot
To Put On
needed flesh — to enrich
the blood—take Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medi-
cal D i s c o v e r y. By
restoring the norma! ac-
tion of the stomach and
other deranged organs
and functions, it builds
the flesh tip to a safe
and healthy standard—
promptly, pleasantly and
naturally. The weak,
emaciated, thin, pale and
puny, are made strong,
uriq.v bail met with reverses. While
these messengers were currying the
tisiiijindjtijf nows the wagoners, who
li.id first tied the bloody field, were
beginning to reach the outlying settle
ti i < - tits?. r.iiwrUot Morris was ul Cur
lisle whoii“« liull starved hult-liiiid.
fvugwhei Hogged Ids exhausted mount
In.tii the settlement flip) begun crying
tint thai iTruddix k fuid hi-t-n rlefented ,
that |he entire army hud hceii mini
hilutedi utiti that lie. the wagoner, was
the ciiu.v survivin'
I'lie provinces were stunned tin
the - sixteenth another messenger
brought iilrthet details General (Sturt
dock w us deed and- had heen hurled
at Grout Meadows on the -fourteenth
mid the army nnd Dunbar's wagon?
had ptissed ovet his grave to hide It
from the savage* On the day this
man brought bis dismal budget, Gov
ernor Morris sent out it cull tot the
assembly to meet ;hlhi Id IMdhidelphla
on tlje twenty-third, so as to permit
Dunbar fit take Hie offensive and pre
vent the triumphant enemy from over
running- our frontiers and from bring
lug the itx to the eastern settlements
Ihitilmr promptly amioiineed his de
termimition to he done with forest
fighting; and tie marched his twelve
hundred soldiers to Philtidelphlii und
left three hundred wounded men lit
Wills creek. Ilis army went Into
camp on Society bill, and In vain did
Governor Morris urge film to send n
few . men to patrol the Susquehanna
Enough refugees came In to swell the
arpty to fifteen hundred, and wUthout
mlSng him Hand to protect the Oordrr
Dunbar the Turd.v sailed with this
force,for New Vork in October.
Stupefaction wu-s replaced bv dis-
may as this, the oql.v fighting force In
ihe south, war withdrawn. In very
truth were the colonies moused to
the realisation tlint, they must ,protect
themselves tty doing their own light
lira, mid no longer depend upon over-
seas armies. Once' Dunbar's linen
thins lo withdraw froth the province
became known. Governor Dinwiddle
urged Pelinsylviitihi titid Maryland to
unite with Virginia in hii-llditig h
plump, round, rosy and robust, also strong fort nt the Great crossing or
•—f,. — j *-i-*-i— — J-:—*' away.
rundown
e agieed
would not di-
pimples and blotches are driven away. Great .Meadows This wise iilutl
Prt»d thi« comment:—”1 waa all rundown ■ ” • ■
Dthic
imn. .
H*tres». I took
Read this comment:—“I waa
imlige**.ion, nothing 1 ate agieed
mp, *
)( dia
:al Discovery nnd
.._d no trouble with my stomach since, I
can rat anything 1 wish, and my general health
is tetter.”—Arnold Hanson. 407 W. Chactaw SL,
Oklahoma City. All drugget*. ^
Sejid 10c for trial pkg. to Dr. Pierce l
Invalids Hotel, Buffalo, N.
from having indigestion, nothing
-with me, just felt like a lump,
grst, and caused me a lot of dl
1)r. Pierce's Golden Medical I
liave had no trouble with
for protecting the border came to
nothing hee-nuse ol the colonies* in-
ability to overcome tactlonal Jealous
lea Und to agree ns lo the division of
the expense, labor nnd the like. So
we drifted into three yenrs of rapine
and slaughter.
_ _ _____________ | reached Carlisle the day after
The thippor who is loo flip deserves j Governor -Morris started for I’hiladel
to bo a flop.
Ni
s
m
A. Sour
Stomach
phln. My wounds, aggravated tty ex
posure, forced me to travel slowly;
and my efforts to find some trace of
the Dinwold girl permitted many stir
vivors to pass me. Mine was old news
when I did arrive. In Carlisle I tell
111 with three rangers who were cut
off from the ford when the final rout
filled the narrow road They were
forced to advance north, or close to
Duquesne, to escape the savages They
had concealed themselves In the woods
near the Allegheny, mid from whttt
they had 'observed I learned how five
hundred of Pontine's Ottawa* had
quarreled with the French over the
division of the booty, and had thrown
hack the ax and had killed nnd
sculped two Frenchmen very close to
the spot where my informants were
hiding.
I recovered from my wounds mid
heenme active In preparing a defense
against flie red swnrtns we knew
would soon be upon 11s. As rapidly as
possible « string of forts was built
In the same time It takes a dose of
•oda to bring a little temporary relief
of gas and sour stomach, Phillips from the Delaware mid Susquehanna
Milk of Magnesia hns acidity complete- «> the Potomac. There were Fort
ly checked, and the digestive organs! Bedford at Ilea's Town. Fort l.tgonla
nil trnnqulllzcd. Onco you have tried „„ the site of I lie old Indian town ot
this form of relief you will cease to j.oynl Hanna in Westmoreland conn
worry about your diet and experience ty, Fort London m the foot of nine
a new freedom In entlng. : mountain, Fort l.mvther m Carlisle
This pleasant preparation Is Just as nm| chambers' fort a few miles west
good for children, too. Use It when- „f that town.
ever coated tongue or fetid breath And thore were other forts. 11s well
signals need of a sweetener. Physi-
cians will tell you that every spoon-
ful of Phillips Milk of Magnesia nett
trallz.es many times Its volume in acid
river. In October a mixed force of
French and Indians was burning and
scalping within forty tulles of the
ferry. Settlers were frantically flee-
ing to tlie east, or doggedly fortlng
them Helves on learning that esciqie
was cut off. I went out with forly-
five men from the ferry nnd helped
bury fourteen mangled bodies. Gteal
cove was destroyed.
By December,, the Indians were on
the Lehigh behind the l!l,ue moan
tains, where they killed a hundred
people mid burned many cabins Belli
leliem prepared to resist an attack
At about (lie smile time utiothei hand
penetrated to the Schuylkill In Berks
county ti rut did devil s work, For fifty
miles around Fa stun thecoiiritry was
devastated. So widespread were the
activities ot file savages Hint hull
droits of people Hod into the Jerseys,
some carrying their household goods
•and driving t heir rattle ; of hors vain
ly offering half 'Ot all they , possessed
in an efi'ori to save something.
It was a chm i-(eristic tfl this‘1111
equal lighting thqt the indlntqt took-
•hit few prisoiioi s Thirty -lx- houses
mid the church at f >tiHileithtilten wore
hurtled, ulttioji., ij l.h-utoiiniu Bro.wn
him! >1 a»1111 li n \ of nni-mTH fortinl
in f)D- dliurHi wruj fnM<i h
initII If itrirs ;(.!• <f riig; hifiijifM AVJtJi
visited early ■hi, J unitary* mid tmitiv
people wore tnurdered within two-or
three fidlos ot Fort Patterson
Even tile hai li -districts of Chestei
and Philadelphia count ins were -n
da tigered, and fom hundred Germ,to -
farmers from llie luMer county
marched, into Phllndpiphla city si,id
demanded that the. assembly grant
them some protect lop These Settlers
should have remembered how men Of
their race defeated Joseph Seely
Berks county candidate for sheriff, in,
the th-mber election. hern use he
fuvone.d mllltnr.v 1 raining.
Throughout the winter; tlie savfiges
continued very active which was tin.
usual, ns during the snow months the
frontier always bail experienced a re
lief from attacks atn) had sh-pt sound
lyl The woods from -the junlatn to
Shnmokin .were tilted with fetockuis
rod .men, who killed and burned in
the latter part of (lie tiumlh a hun
dred Indlnns at Kittmiiiing, inejud
lug not a feyv yvho hurt been loyal to.
England until the defeat on llie Mon
ongnhela. left to raid the Coocoche
ague settlements mid forts S.Orlu.v
nnd l.ltlleton. I was one of r/iese
who rode ahead to spread the alarm,
and I experienced enough thrills to
last tile several lifetimes.
Anil so llie hloody story might oo
on Hi rough volumes. Setlteuii-nls fli
Mantes a ltd I tie rough roads ei-owied
with terrified families. Scarcely a
night coqhi one scan the ''horizon's and
not see the red flares that told of
some cabin or . fnltnlet : being w iped
out. Not tintil Oeti ; John Forties' ex
(leditlon In the summer ot lTpS. when
lie nutrehed to iMhvuesne with fifty
eight hundred then and a thousand
Wagons, did we begin to have 11 rest
front the butcheries. But General
Forbes would have nothing to do -witI
the III fated Braddock road and wise-
ly followed the central path through'
Carlisle. Sltippenshurg. mid nvet
Laurel inountnin. The long rifles wert
proving their worth nnd were soon
to take Canada front the French
During all this strife anil these tn'.s
ernble scenes, I endeavored to do rnj
share In exacting a penalty from the
red men. For two weeks 1 worked
with Captain Jack, the Black Ituntei
of the Juniata. But when that river
.was harried he heenme such a mad
titan and would take stieh foolhmdv I
risks that I left tils hand Vet vve
made some rare killings In the sh wi
tittle we were together
The danger was never so great,
however, as to cause me to forget
llie Dinwold girl. In my dreams
and In tuy yvaking flours I could see
her tugging at fluting Morgan's ti-nnl
and striving to come hack and race
the trouble din In tny coiupahy At
night I would awake with her voice
Facta Eatablished During
• Year’s Teat*.
Washington.—The perennial family
I argument us to whether muu or worn-
j un drivers get Into more automobile
| accidents can ut lust be backed up
with some facts und figures that indl-
! cute sex differences.
Records of muu und woman tuxl-
In my ears, calling me '‘mister.” (Inee \ can drivers In u Pennsylvania city
I dreamed we were with the baggage lmve ljL,en Watched for an entire year
train and she wus saying ‘ Kiss me," jjr Morris Vlteles and Helen M.
I required many a hloody foray I Gardner of the University of 1‘enn
ugainst Shawnee und traitorous Dela-
ware to wash that lust dream thin.
So there was never a day, when I
wits meeting with some one new. that
I did not make diligenl Inquiry for
her.
But so many families had been ex
teriuiimted, so many pedigrees ended
that only by chance could I hope tor
news frfuu the w)lch girl. An elfish
boyish crentnre In reality, hut tny
separation from tier translatett tier
Into some syrtihol of tlid border, some
thing fearfully desirable. |i became,
a mania with me to find her. and yet
my place was on Hie frontier.
sylvaniu.
The results, reported la the Person-
nel Journul, show that the yvomun
taxi drivers were responsible for three
times as miiiiy accidents as men,
though, Judging by claims following
accidents, the .women were more suc-
cessful lu keeping out of serious
trouble.
These men and women operated the
same kind of car and all equipment
was regularly overhauled. Both drove
in stormy weather and in the same
traffic conditions.
.Women Were Less Experienced.
The men, however, were more ex-
(Jn reflet sallies, <oa retreats 'nnd 'perienced, on the whole, than tlie
on scouting trips, I asked of alt I Jitel women, for some of the woniett were J
if they kpt , - of one called Dantel nf>t , tperlenced drivers, when hired,:
Morgan S"Ua- i»rofe's>ed to have met hut were given a thorimgh course of |
him, tint ao.aa' knew aisitlt a young training and Innuedhitely place*!.- on
woman dre -i-d ns a matt At the end cabs. This would seem to 1m- au im*
of my sotwh'e cltJi fh-nerit! I • -rites I poftMIlt psychotogicttl l’Jli*tor, tuit the
wai' as ignorant as to vvhpiher., she titxlcjth company records
he alive m dead n- 1 ll'tid been when
1 recover,'-',j my wits at tlie citgl* of
the- clipnriug alotig the Allegheny
where the dead hang froth the twelve
j. torture-stakes. ■' *.'-
And I missed the Oaottdagu. (Jod
1 only knows tyovv 1 11 ,T -- - * • 11 .him- a nil-.. Id*
1 brave in-art n hen on Some lonely
taring. I missed Gromit In a tesSet
degree, and often wished tils terrlblV -b's. 1,11, ■, miles in the j eat and had
on Id not
•lie kept iti such detail as . to show
whether the new driver olTsvis inex-j.
pel-ieto e with excessive caution or 1
whether this caution oversteps the '
mark and. leads t" on excessive. hums \
her id . cases of volli-iohs.
era were on
the employment t'olU at u t due and
about forty wbdni'n. The men drCVe ):
Millions of busy men and women ar«
learning tbe secret of the exerciser la
the vest-pocket box for a dime 1
Cascarets give your bowels as much
real exercise as they get from an hoar
with the boxing gloves! Oils, salts and
ordinary laxatives don’t act like Caa-
carets. These things produce only
mechanical or chemical action. They
weaken your bowels.
Every time you use Cascarets your
bowels become stronger. They are mads
from Cascara Sagradn, which stimulates
the peristaltic action nnd exercises the
bowel muscles. Nothing else does this I
That's why Cascarets are selling at the
rate of 20 million bQxes a year, and
people everywhere depend on them to
relieve headaches.biliousness,dizziness,
bloating, indigestion, constipation, etc.
CASCARETS <
STRENGTHEN THE BOWELS
HANDY
DINGED-TOPl
TIN BOXES
THEY WORK
*1 WHILE YOU
SLEEP
7,ill accidents The women drbv;e
ols.pT'.t miles and had kds accidents..j
In terms of. revenue the woiin-n had j
three, mid onfc-bult .times a- tnuliy uc- 1
oideuts per ihoihiand dollars' as the |
men. .
Women Dodge Accident Claims.
A special study of accident costs in
Many a good emitrad* one representative mouth showed that ,
In my day, hut none so there were IDl claims in the accidents t
tit ads gould help- tue decide some
uneven iirgiiment. A1 missed them
Pott It was'Itoiimi I'ayy of. t nr- IV0(1
ehrn Whose, absence ate. Into my soul.
Red or white, never was 'here a
stfnfigei comrade than tie. The lone
l.v, Mottotigahela stags Ids requiem, but
In iti.v heart he shall ever have
high place,
have l laid
dear to my memory as the Wolf man of man drivers and four claims^ in
Gone to meet Ids particular god ns cases Involving woman drivers. 1 he
has many ''another, and all because claims Indicate that women got into
one man did not understand. , less serious mixups than tlie men, for
[ Worn by Incessant hardships and the total cost ot clulms against men
I se"riouslj troubled hy th* old arrow , was $14,(300, as compared with $7o
against yvoman drivers.
The psychologists conclude that the
figures from the study “favor the
point of view that the present gen-
eration of woman drivers Is more sus-
ceptible to accidents than the present
wound In my arm, I returned to Car
lisle, uncertain its to what I should do
next. The settlers Were preparing
to follow General Forties' army and
mpke a new beginning along some
pleasant stream. But l, the last ot
tlie House ot the Open Hand, had 00 j generation of man drivers.'’
desire to build a cuhiji and take real
In one spot. The strange unr-sf.
which had heen only satisfied hy the
turmoil Of border warfare, reduced
me ro a sad state of nerves. How
could I ever be content on one creek
..“KM
inexperience In driving or of a sex-
determined difference In susceptibil-
ity to accidents In traffic cannot be
finally determined from an examina-
nt in one valley, will) the memories ; (ion of the present data. The fact,
ot tlie Monpiignliela haunting mel however, that u sampling of women
With the vision of that small Wlstfii; suffer more accidents wltcu driving
face staring back at me, I rode a under the sable conditions ns a some-
skeleton of a horse Into Carlisle wlmt similar sampling of men Is
Perhaps it was a weakness of spirit clearly established.
th.nl Impelled ate to surrender th the ” r “”
sudden longing to visit my old tioitie Seeks to Minimize
anil once more look through tilt- gate , c'lL- r>
of tuy father's garden l scarcely re 1 IP I® L/ress S
iueinher my mother, but -perhaps ftps State College, l’a.—Silken dresses |
longing was the divine calling ot the already are liglit In weight, but they
maternal - .In me. Like my ht rse. I 1 may he made even lighter through re-
ivus scarcely more than :1 skeleton 1 search started hy Miss Winifred Mn- I
borrowed a suitable horse of a u^r l-’orhcs I’ennsylvanla State col- .
stranger and did not marvel nt fits lege.
trust iu me. At times I assured my she is Investigating the amount Of
self it was hit! a whlnt. that I would metal necessary for weighting silken j
Siam he doubling on tny tracks and garments to enable them to keep their !
seeking service In the north; nnd form. Tin is used often for ttds pur- 1
yet I rode on. pose. Excessive weighting is Said to
The memories stirred up by the Jmlr shorten the life of the fabric.^ Dresses
ney were painful. Unlike that othet
visit, the OnotUhtga was no fbaget
my companion; afid yet at times 1
fancied lie walked at my .stirrup, tils
Grandmother Knew
there was noth-
ing so pood for
congestion and
colds as mustard,
liuttheold-fash-
ioned mustard
plaster burned
and blistered.
Musterole
gives the relief
that mustard !
plasters gave, ml
2J8&r*
Gently rub it in. See how quickly
the pain disappears. 1
T ry Musterole for sore throat, bron-
chitis, tonsillitis, croup, stiff neck,
asthma, neuralgia, headache, conges-
tion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago,
pains and aches of the back or joints,
sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chil-
blains, frosted feet, colds of the chest
(it may prevent pneumonia).
Java A TuVsma
Bttttr than a mustard plastar
tesiaww «isoVm«3-<L
W'iSSS?3
For over 5 0
years it has been
the household
remedy for all
forms of "MT*;
Tt is a Reliable,
General Invig-
orating Tonic,
Malaria
Chills
and
Fever
Dengue
roiijsitiij ff* p^K’e fronv-$ff to ^1- soiue-
ttnios curry more than 50 per cent of
their welcl.it lri‘ tin.
MiRS: Lorbes*.’ Work- will be. under a
•host Showing tlie fresh white pnim fellowship awartled by the textile sec- .
lion of the Atnericun Home Keononiics ]
nsjtpclatlon.
French to Demonstrate
Value of Air Ambulance
Washington.—The airplane, which ;
lus already proved Its worth ns a
passenger, mall nnd express currier, j
welt message ; -u)rt yet somethin.: is now to lieemne-■ ttti ambulance.
Hope Deferred
Miss Leftover—Dad's going to glvs
me a carved cedar hope chest for s
birthday present.
Miss Tnrto-—That’ll he nice. Cedar’s
mothproof, so your things will keep
years and years in It. ___
ot ihe round paw of the wolf. In
tny thore rational moments I’ felt old
anti out of place tt was when I
brooded ovet 'he w-ltc.li girl s dis.ip
peariince flint I fell a great etiipti
ness ot heart which made till tie
plans of youth hnf llttie account (
had no yvish to li>ok tuj Josephine
again and tell her poor Busby's far
drew me to the town
(TO BR OpNTlSU'lffD.I
Get the genuine, the name Phillips li
Important Imitations do not act th«
samel
PWf
of Magnesia
ns numerous small blockhouses, erect
ed during the next three years Fot
two months after the battle of tlie
Monungnhela we worked feveiIsnl.v
taking ndvnntage of llie brief period
tlie Indlnns required to convince
themselves that the war path to the
east was unobstructed. Then the storm
began to brenk.
The first blow struck by the raiders
was In (’umberlnnd county, and soon
I tie ax was taking toll on the Stisque
imn mi. A Inrge body ot Indian-
enmi»ed thirty miles above Harris
ferry and killed on both sides of tlie
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Humble Seaweed Put to Commercial Uses
If "weed” is lo continue as the name
for a plant for which tie use has been
discovered, then seaweed will have to
change Its inline.
Aftei prolonged research a process
has been found In which sen wood is
utilized in the production ot aiglo and
alginates Algin Is a suh-Mafiee slm
llnr to starch and gum arable. In its
properties, hut In many respect? su
perlot to either.
With u viscosity fourteen times
that ot starch and thirty-seven times
that ot gum arable. Il Is ot greater
advantage than starch In sizing iiml
finishing fabrics, for It fills the cloth
better, Is tougher and more elastic
international congress will assemble
tn Baris next May to consider air
transportation of sick and injured in I
both military and civil life, tire Com-
merce departmont has heen advised
h.v its representative there. Actual
demonstration of the airplane am-
bulance will he given at I.e Bourgot
field, where a pseudo patient will he
bundled aboard, carried to some pro-
transparent when dry, and Is not act
ed upon by acids. Algin will tmdoubt
edl\ tie used in dyeing and color print ,
lug anil In the sizing and coating ol vlncial village, nnd re urm i ■
paper.
Seaweed, too, has for sometime been
known as a source of Iodine.
“Lvoof”
There Is one thing harder to under
stand In l.wow titan the Hebrew, Bo
llsli, German. Italian and Russian
heard on Its streets—the prottunela
tlon ot the city's name. Most of ns emy of Medicine.
Asserts All Creatures
Create Cosmic Waves
Paris—Claim of discovery of a
new group of waves, or ’ cosmic rays,’’
generated and sent out tty humans
nnd all other living creatures, Is made
hy Georges I.nkhovskv, protege of
prof. Arsene d’Arsonval of tlie Acad-
FIND “FRIEND
IN NEED”
Mother and Daughter Praise
Vegetable Compound
Johnson City, N*. Y. —"My daughter
was only 20 years old, but for two
years sho worked
in misery. She waa
all run-down, nerv-
ous, had aches and
pains and no appe-
tite. I was taking
Lydia F.. Binkham’e
Vegetable Com-
pound with good
results so she de-
cided to try It. Be-
fore she had taken
two bottles her ai>
petite was better,
ihe was more cheerful and was able to
work, l cannot praise your medicine
too highly. It is wonderful for mother*
end for -daughters. It’s surely
friend in need’.’’—Mas. L. E. Hall,
S23 Floral Avenue, Johnson City, N. Y.
Formality
PJrtlo Jeaa was vislllng her small
cousin They were playing und hit*
ing a glorious time together when
Jean'* father came to take her hottu
After she Imd donned her coat and
lint, she turned around ami said; "Buy.
come back to me, somebody l" - _
would pronounce the "L' and follow p
up by a well emphasised ’wow.” But
Hie Boles will tell you to press yout
tongue to the roof of your mouth Hno
say "I,” a# we do, then forcefully bit
lug the lower lip with tlie upper teeth
to say ’’voof” t Lvoof).
His theory ts that the waves may
be likened to electric currents, con-
trolling health and sickness in plants
nnd man.
Hearing ol Fiahet
Fish do not actually have ears; they
have sensitive sound organs nttd can
usually hear ooiscs under water.
Long Way Back
Quesnet, B. C.—Fete Bavleh, fur
dealer of Brine* George, recently
drove his enr here, 82 miles. Th* fast
est method of return home neeessl
fated a trip of 1,000 mile*. Snow
blocked the highway _^s
Cdlds
SW/lMf
IHIII t imU lOMl
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Sedlmeyer, J. J. The Flatonia Argus. (Flatonia, Tex.), Vol. 55, No. 9, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 7, 1929, newspaper, March 7, 1929; Flatonia, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth985805/m1/3/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Fayette Public Library, Museum and Archives.