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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1896
Page
8
Curtis and Dunk plot aboard a ship with Lucile in peril as men search the vessel. A hidden wound and a dramatic rescue unfold, leaving Curtis exhausted and Lucile victorious with a recovered arm and taunting the pursuing crew.
Lucile bonds with the ship’s men as Curtis gains back his authority while a worsening gale drives the voyage toward Newhaven. Her grudging respect grows amid seductions and sail handling, even as Aymon and the crew tease, and the storm deepens the emotional rift.
A Mrs. W. W. Weathershee of Augusta, Ga, writes to Dr. Sawyer praising the medicine and stating she will recommend it to all suffering ladies. The note notes it is for sale by D. D. Bales.
A concise rule prompts that respect is gained through concrete deeds rather than hollow requests. The idea emphasizes tangible behavior over empty talk.
Mrs Maggie Johnson of Bronson Branch Michigan praises Pastilles for curing her after four doctors failed. She reports one and a half boxes helped more than all others and recommends the product sold by D D Bales. Dr A P Sawyer also endorses Family Cure citing rheumatism and lung trouble relief, noting strong results from the remedy sold by D D Bales.
For Mardi Gras in New Orleans and Mobile the North Western line offers excursion tickets at reduced rates from February 10 to 16 with return passage valid until March 14 1896. Apply to ticket agents of Chicago & Northwestern Railway for details.
A series of testimonial notes praise Dr. A. P. Sawyer's Family Cure and De Witts Witch Salve for curing rheumatism and sores. Letters from Mrs. F. A. Rhoads of Sutherland Iowa and Mrs. Hamburg recount personal relief and urging others to try the remedies sold by D. D. Bales.
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