Mrs. W 1,. Ablaut. W. ithorfoid. Tex.—
I have r. e.ved ... many letter* offering to
s< rd me tie i.tar m .pb- Ii k : at it would
In- aI. i k1 o w r?« eh aid<V • ~ < • 1
I .... i
aid I: w ' ■ 1 I■> ri. . Io la •InO r
my hearts. lt t > ks t , all who have of
fered tie the maple bark.
Mrs. M. E. J i. ob*. V.onia. k Hill. A1..—1
am an old-time v .’iriii. 1 think If we
would !• -ii m•• ■ •■ it h »us. k.» ping a - d
h. me luipp n. >. we enuki do more good !
than giving public b.-tures and ho'dilig of- ,
11. ■s. I hall live ’itsl. children-three g rte |
1 tW'i I-’. .-t<> r-1 a k <1 iiusba' d I
to !•. ni ’. ari.t I d rt vc ime for an.< -
• n i way of i •..< affairs. 1 tun
gild o’ ill tie Iva t<ie si-'.ers C-Ui give
o:. hou ■ I.- < ping.
}f.« <• u I’ol'ar. R -ton. r.a As I run
v. ry a v to 1- a dug of my
<t.,r.i.on. T. F. !• «* t . I appeal to the
'. pave !n Tn.’ <'<e tltUi on for help,
or If 1 eon d get i pr?. io letter I would
r. *am > • t:; i wi It »’<.’« oimd Inter’’’
•■> t .<■ oit in a t li. .ally app'y
i. a i .i • i tn.iw pul-
vr z.sl sulph- r >,.>wn the t!:ro..t through
... mint . ■ ■ .■ ■. 1
s. <1 s < it- lor i ’li’ady : i p.’.al.
