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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1896
Page
16
Curtis and crew shelter Lucile in danger on a ship as two strangers plot an ambush. Curtis spares a signal gun and fights off attackers while Lucile tends a wound with care and the crew celebrate her daring. The moment ends with Curtis collapsing, needing brandy after the ordeal.
In a sunlit caddy aboard a smuggler ship the injured Curtis and Lucile clash over command and fate as they sail toward Newhaven. He remains deferential while she probes his motives and seeks a way to escape, even as the voyage grows harsher and closer to Brest.
Lucile endures a tense voyage with Dunk as a squally wind drives the lugger to reef sails. Her brother Aymon and Curtis share stories aided by rum as Lucile battles worry over desertion and family tension while Curtis delays leaving.
Letters from Mrs. W W Weathershee of Augusta Georgia and Mrs Maggie Johnson of Bronson Branch Michigan praise Dr A P Sawyer Family Cure. They report relief from rheumatism lung trouble and general ailments after using the medicine and mention D D Bales as the seller. Mrs H Wingart of Lena Illinois also attests benefit.
The North Western line offers very low excursion fares from February 10 to 16 for travel to New Orleans and Mobile with return passage valid until March 14, 1896. Tickets and details available from Chicago & Northwestern Railway agents.
A testimonial from Mrs. F. A. Rhoads of Sutherland Iowa praises Dr. A P Sawyer Family Cure for rheumatism noting age fifty with no aches. De Witts Witch zel Salve advertised as the enemy to sores wounds and piles promises quick relief from itching burning chapped lips and cold sores.
A letter from Mrs. Hamburg extols Dr. A P Sawyer's Family Care, claiming great benefit and recommending it to women in poor health. The note is signed by Mrs. Asher and mentions it was sold by D D Bales. It also includes a moral line about truth.
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