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' OCEAN CITT, N. J,
7 and 9 Saturday Natinw! %39
1675—Bell
LAST TIMES—FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Zk-fffvld, gloriBtr of the American Girl, virtually
uutdid himself In the mm! gorgeous technicolor
spectacle of all time,
ADDED—FRIDAY and SATURDAY
CHAPTER B
KIN^TIN.TIN in "THE LONE DEFENDER"
Monday and Tuesday
Positively (he funniest and
most appeiliiiK of all dramatic
farcer.
anAU-STAACM,
CA UHIIHI ABiui* ptcruHt
Robert Montgomery
Claude Allister
Joan Bennett
Beryl Mercer
Winnie Lifhtner, Irene Delroy and Charles Judels, In n scene from
Warner Bros, Vitaphone production, "The Life of the Party,"
coming to the Doughty theatre next Wednesday ami Thursday,
*ath W ttif1 fl adayfwf|
Kenneth MiicKenna, Basil Rath,
bone, Rita I.uRoy and Louis Bar.
iiorTiiii'Y'S
I-Mdlt laiiior heads the film at-
trill-linn in lioualiiy's lor the re-
iiiiiliiiiir nf tin- wci'k ill his flrsi
cn-fii roriiidy extravaganza,
'Whiiiipi'i'." I'idMie and his as-
i.iiiitcs ciriiiiiily whoop thiUKa
ihis piiiduiliiiii which
iiiHu'h nliirlK in spi-i'dy fashion,
An aliiindiiiii-i' of iiiiiiniiie heau-
iii-s is hiMili-d liy Dnrnihy Kniipn,
win) siuiii-il in ii iiiniili'i of Kurl
MUCPII alii] FlmiMiz Zh-iifchl pro-
liniirt ami who rii'iiiientlj
hiiind r 11• • linii'liuhi itiriiimli tht
hi'.iil I i lii-H a--i Hi'll,
'Thri-e l.ivi- (illiisH." hiisiil "0
Ihe Bliii'i-yului slilUi' play nf Ihe
salni' Iliim- , will lie tin' fi-alliri 1 ,
uii Vi lay nnd Ttiffilay. at
li.iualiij^, •Mi-- iii-1i.HI mMs iitf lo
ii tlinu .«Tiii-i wlii'ii lliri'i' war
itiiiiilirr-: r,'linn lumie lo find
theliiM'lif" nlliciiiliy "drad." What
ilu-v lin in i-iiiniinv t.iiiicliiii 'I'ciwn
thiit ihi'j- :ne aim- uiillii-s 11 fllr-
liim to the top of an unfmisli.-l I 1 '""" '•'•"" 1 ' l >-
1 scraper, projects him from ,i I .-„"'',""•' '""~ nnll '" lu \.{ > ii M ,i> - in u h ; i h they ih
; lulii ii',« ll::in .-IINJKIIII
iiiiH ii !!)?>! i, ;]: • j iiinu^iH^
Here's how tht.
scribes itt
"A belligerent, two-fiw Jersey FtTiHfl As^uchttion ttnd Nutlonul Edltoriut Aaaociatlon
Advertising Heprcgentallve; U. ,1, linndull &, Co., 147 Fifth A?e,
New Vork City,
Ielllhiil AdViTtlHlliK KiipKK.Miuilivi'H: Ni-villi-
8 Wulnui Slri't'l.
mB, 1M0
SHOO, SKEKTER!
| eBteemed mayor blithuly brushed usidu th^ infunt
iw Jersey Tuxpayeis' aHwouiatiun, in his statement
:last week in reply to the Real Estate Board when
one oi' the leadura among them (the Board) is not satisfied
policies of. the govuriinuMit of the HtaU; of New Jersey
„ (jrnliuses to asBiHt in iii'jjaiilziiig groups In various com-
fe, to Cia'lit legislation not pleasing to them. Should lie be
ful, we would probulily have no further usi- for staiu legls-
iiiuniiipal K'lVL'i-iiiiiciit."
««,...^ niude this pass at the faintly-buzzing inaect
Dbably tailed it a day and forgot the incident. But
' vhere we sit, it looks us it' that gnat may shortly
|p into one of those gush-awful Jersey gkeeters
can't be swutcWl away. •
.he dimUirulo of this new tax body is an imposing
• of New Jersey's big business men and heavy prop-
.owners. They propose to sue if something can't
Ine to bring down taxes or at least prevent their
f higher; and to secure more returns for the tax-
f*a dollar.
They hope to work with—not against—state and
Jfcipal officials in a study of the tax problem and
fthem to evolve a plan of relief. They are not. as
suggests, organized for a fight,
„„.„,! nothing will come of it. But with the whole
Fcomplaining about the tax burden, the progress ot
fig will be watched with considerable interest
Jet-vent hope.
mher thin, you YankH. All these South American
IN, there aren't as ninny killed in a year as you
hsh up in traffic accident! ' n B - a >' >
ATTEND TONIGHT'S CONCERT
pOU enjoy high-class music, interpreted by master
«itian«, don't deny yourself the pleasure of the free
rt by the Philadelphia Women's Symphony orches-
4 the high Hchool auditorium, tonight. The concert
bnsored by the board of education.
This orchestra, which has been organized nine years,
Jfcron an enviable reputation wherever it has appeared,
F-fact that it is directed by J. W, F. Leman, whose
i Symphony oruhestra fotind favor with thousands
Uiic lovws here this past season, speaks for itself.
;VH!'N bupiiiR thst uur c»«ny IniliuliH don't predict
this winter more than one papooM deep.
Those Goode
Olde Days
In Ocean City
15 YEARH AGO
M AYOR Joseph G. Champion
returned from two weeks uf
hunting in (he Maine woods. He
got two ileer on his trip.
A collage prayer meeting for
the residents north of Hth st.
conducted by the M, K, Church,
was held at the home of Mrs.
Jeffries, 32!* Asbury uv,
Capt. ami Mrs. John Sharp
were on a southern cruise. They
had just left AnhupoliH,
The Home Building' and Loan
Amioinaiioii authorlscil Its 7ili
series of Htock.
Health Officer T. Lee Aduiiia
reported the health of the city
%vas never better,
Mrs, 1,. M. CreHse closed her
home in the resort and went lo
i'liiludelphiu for the winter.
* *
20 YKAHH AGO
piCEAN City Coumil, No. 10,
^J t). of A,, held a maBijuerade
reception in the lodjte rooms.
Each member was invited lo
bring one guest and WUH asked
to bring lunch for two,
W, Scott Hand, cashier of the
First National Hank, was named
delegate to the iinmial ennven-
tion" of the Atlantic Peeper
Waterways Association.
The hoard of trade met but
because there was no business to
consider, did not fall an official
meeting.
Rabbits and qua!! were re-
reported by hunters lo be very
scarce.
Dr. and Mrs, Allen Carson
was at the Yalo-Priiicetun foot-
ball game.
The Giddy 90's
JOBS IN PROSPECT
: of the confusing maze of rumors, concerning
Building to bt: undertaken here this winter, we are
|*ble to sift down the following facts;
The city's $173,138 sewer project (marked down
t 1250,000) will'be under way within a short time,
f ded the threatened contest over awarding, the con-
' doesn't delay it. Approximately 100 men will be
yed, and the contractor i» pledged to hire home
fe time limit for bids on the now $125,000 Catholic
expired yesterday. Construction work will start
a few weeks,
aeems fairly certain that at least three of tho
tete bridges to Somers Point will ba built between
jjind spring,
BThese three undertakings alone will prove a sub-
iLial factor in ridding the resort of the unemployment
(boo. In addition, of course, are an endless number
ipair and remodeling jobs which will keep a sizable
• of mechanics busy all winter.
hanics busy all winter.
t may be a treasonable utterance,-when we all are
ing the misery of peagimism, but one observer
the opinion that there is less unemployment
Cit th lst winter
rea the opinion th
ean City than last winter.
I The colleges are offering a courge on international
•lions by mail. You won't be interested unless you have
ne in the old country.
WHO'LL GET THE CHRISTMAS MONEY?
P Press-Union, of Atlantic City, has been performing
I service to its community by encouraging the public
sen its purse strings and to buy merchandise, upon
fch the newspaper has induced merchants to m»rk
b prices. The results seem to be entirely satisfactory.
IThis service as a reminder that some $70,000 in
itmas club funds is to be unleashed in Ocean City,
fcek from Monday. Who'll get it?
|The share which is retained by Ocean City B stores
inds in large part upon how hard they go after it.
[time to start bidding for this business is NOW!
TOYS FOR THE TOYLISS
IE most terrible disappointment in the world is the
(tsappointtnent of a little child. And the most pathetic
f disappointed child at Christmas time.
1 The fruits of one of the finest deeds of thoughtful.
| this community has ever seen are on display in the
fcroom formerly occupied by Minteer'g, on Asbury
[near city hall. In this storeroom is a joyous guar-
le against childiah heartbreaks this Christmas.
[There you will find hundreds of delightful, glistening
. They are as resplendent as if Santa Claus had Just
id them out of his shop. They are toys already
s onct and discarded. They were collected by the
are and Child Hygiene League and the American
Bon, and rebuilt and repainted by the city firemen.
If you have toys in which your children are no
er interested, you will be helping the good work by
: them at once to the fire department, at city hall.
NO TIME FOR A CHANGE
IS M. TOWNSEND performed a real service for the
arnbtr of Commerce, Tuesday night, when he
id tho re.nomln«tlon of all its present officers, This
i time for a change. President Bevill and his official
art just beginning to show progress, and the
W needs their eWnest, self-sacrificing endeavors
'ai
Just For Fun
T HE tourist rushed Into the
country store. "I wanna,
quart of "oil, some gas, a couple
of spark plugs, a timer, a five-
jjnllon kerosene can and four
pie tins."
"All righty." replied the en-
terprising clerk, "anil you kin
HHserable 'or In the back room
if you wrintii."
A Pullman porter was thrown
from his cur when the train
was derailed. Mil flew 10 feet
through •ihe'nlr before he bit
head IIIKI agiuiist « concrete
post. Hi- lay In u dura rubbing
his heiiil when the uonductor-
eame runiiiiiK up,
"Cheat Sciitt. innn," eried the
(.'ondurtur, "uln'l ynu killed?"
"Nn," niiiii the lmrtt'r getting
lo hiB feul, "Unit iiirierele post
mualu broke inn fall."
He laid a package down be-
fore the tailor. "I've brought
Unit hint pair of troiiHers buck
in he rt'xvateil. You know I
Kit a lot,"
"Kine." aahl the tailor, "and
I hope ynu'vi? hi-miislil ihe bill
In lu lie iweipleii, tnii. You
know. I've slnuil a lot,"
MET A StRPKISK
^\NR day early last weak n
^* young man went iniii u re»-
tauruni on Asbury uv,, and
while there was very much im-
pressed with the young woman
who waited upon him. While
paying his thetk to the proprie-
tor, who acted us cashier, he re-
marked: "What a fine-looking
ftirl you have there, Who in the
worlil is she?"
"Which one 7" inquire!] the
;i • •ruteur,
"The one that waited upon
me," replied the meek young
man,
"Good looking is she? H-m!
That is precisely the reason I
married her. She is my wife,
so don't fall in love with her,"
responileil the proprietor, with a
.sinister smile on his counte-
nance.
The surprised young man lias
not even been seen in the vi-
cinity of the restaurant since,
FOURTH OFTULY ORATION
IV/IISS KMMA T. MANN,' a
"* patriotic young woman who
hnila from West Philadelphia,
entertained a number of visitors
at the JjUfayette on Saturday
with a Fourth of July oration,
Proprietor Gallagher had the
hotel beautifully illuminated
with Japanese lanterns for ihe
occasion. He also treated his
guests and many visitors lo a
gram! pyrotechnic display,
(The above articles appeared
on page one of the Ocean City
Daily Reporter for Mumlsiy,
Julv n, 18S>n,) A
T.eiuOn Jtily
T WO lablospoona granulateil
gelatine, one-half cup cold
water, two to two and nne-litilr
cups boHlnjs water, one fun
sugar, one-half cup lemon
Jiilne, rind ntifi leninn. Sunk
gelatine 20 mlnuteB In Mid
water, then dissolve In IIOIHIIK
water. Add • aunar, the lemon
Julc(> ani rintl; slniln Into a
mold nnd chill. Beating the
lemon Jelly while It Is jelly-
like willi ii Dover ORB heater
will make il white nnd fluffy.
Oranse. raspberry nr oilier
fruit Jelly mny he mnde In
the same way, using one-lialf
clip of the fruit julep with
lemon niifo to taste,
Uniiin I'IH
Three-fiuarterB cup suisnr,
throe-quarters cup liolllnK
wnler, two tablpanoona corn-
March, one tableipoon flour,
two egg yolks, three table-
spoons lemon juice, grated rind
one lemon, one and one-half
teaspoons butter. Mix dry In-
gredlcnts. add boiling water.
Stir pnnptantly, cooklnK two
minutes, then add biilter, em
yolk, juice nnd rind of lemon.
Line pie plate with crust, turn
In mjxture which has been
slightly cooled nnrt Imke pristry
until brown. fool a lilt anil
cover with morlnguo,
A hunter was showing off Ms
colleciiiui of irophipH to some
visitors. He was i-upHiroualy
(.•xpluiiiiiiK how lie acquired tin;
various I'Xliibits,
"Sen Him elephant?" he
askml. "I Hlitil II In my pn-
jillllilS,"
"My Rosh," murmured the
flapper, "how did It net there?"
Clerk: "Now that you've seen
nil the blankets in (he store,
which one do you wish?"
Lady: "Well. I was only look.
Itig for ii friend, and didn't ex.
peel lo buy,"
fJlerk: "Well, ma'am. If you
think she's In thai remainin(
iilnnkiM up there, I'll take It
down For you,"
Hiporler: "To what do you
attribute your sweeesB as a
sulesman?"
Salesman: "Tn the first five
words I inter when a lady an-
swers the door—'Miss—-, is
your mother in?'"
Country Doctor (feeling wo-
man pulse, and trying to put on
his best bedside manner): "Well,
1 suppose you consider me an
old_ humbug."
Female Patient (gasping):
"Well, I never! I had no idea
that you could ar-certain a wo-
man's thought by just feeling
her pulse."
You cun say another Rood
Hind for fipinnnh. Youngsters
aren't selllnis it to work their
way through college,
Maynr of Brushville: "How
ijn you like our new street?"
Visitor; "Oh, is tliat, u street?
tliuiiglil that you were put-
ting in an Irrigation Byatem."
Mrs. Oldbone; "Yes, I know
my face does show premature
lines, but I'll hnve to benr that
iifniction with fortitude,"
Miss Slinrp: "Fortitude! Huh,
I should any at lens! slxtytude."
Kind Lady: "Why don't you
go to work?"
Tramp: "I would if 1 had
Ihe tools,"
Kind Liicly: "What sort of
tonls d(i you want?"
Tnuii|i! "A knife and a fork,"
Men who sins "Oh, Promise
Me Thnt Some Dny You'll be
Mine" keep out nf trouble a
great deal longer tluin those
who Innls! on lixliit' the wed-
dinit date,
Mrs, Jigging, who was rena-
Inii a newspaper, observed to
her husband I lint the paper
contained an article entitled:
"Women Work for the Feeble-
Minded,"
Mr, .llgKtns! "I should like
to know what women have ever
done for the feeble-minded,"
Mrs, .liggins (sweetly)! "They
usually marry them, my dear."
Ezra: "What are these fljin-
peiH doing with all the inisHc-
toe they are buying?"
Hiram: "You'd he surprised,
They are trimming hats with
it,"
His Hearty Endorsement •
T.Wm
L
wmmi CAMP ja
N EW YORK.—Elections are
hazardous events In this
amazing town. During the bal-
loting here, November 4, four
policemen wer» taken off their
regular "beat" near a depart-
ment store and assigned to
fluty at a nearby voting booth.
Hardly had the balloting lot
under way when in rushed a
young woman, greatly excited,
iind summoned two of the po-
lice lo the store, A couple of
burglars) had looted the
pA unique method wm^evii
for flashing lo New Yorkeru
the return:) on election night,
Tho public was told to watch
ihe liuge_ searchlight atop the
. story Rinpire State building,
tallest in the world.
When the great white beam
moved buck and forth from a
vertical to a northerly direc-
tion, Hiiosevelt was leading for
governor. When It oscillated
from vertical to southerly,
Tuitle wiis running ahead.
When the beam finally ceased
moving, it would point steadily
north or south, indicating who
had won,
4 * *
The funnieHl slory going the
rounds concerns a wild party
given in Greenwich Vfiliige. Tt
was a costume affair, and
among the eiiesta was a man
named Caesar, whn came at-
tired In the flowing toga of a
Roman senator.
Afier an evening of revelry,
the story goes, Caesar awoke
in the -misty hours of Sunday
morning and sleepily • looked
tiliout him. To bin vast alarm
he found he was lying flat on
his brii'k with ii woodnn sur-
face iibiivti him.
It was evidently a coffin—
until he kicked nut wildly and
discovered ho had been left
alone, lying under a tnhlc,
sit ill atremhlc with fright, In-
rushed to a window, leaped' out,
and lit a strenu for home.
How Would You Play It?
Bridge Authority Propounds Problem Hand, Both In
Contract and Auction; Solution Next Week
• —— By MARY L, MOOBHEAD
(The hand to bid and play for next week followi. Miss
Moorhend'a play of this hand will appear under the heading:
"When a slam is safely bWdabli.")
North
-S—A Q
H—A q
D—8 8
C—A K Q J 10 5 J East
S—10 18 5 4
H—K J 10 2
D—i 8
C-T 3
S—9 7
H—9 7 3
D—A K 10 7 2
C—• 4 8 .
South
West
S—K j S 2
*• H—S 6 5 4
D—Q J 7 4
C—8
Following is Miss Moorhead's
play of the hand which appeared
last week:
North
S—A 7 5
H—K83
D—A 10 0 S
C—5 4 3
West E»gt
S—Q J 10 0 8—8 0 4 8 2
H-J 10 7 0 4 H—
D—7 G T3—Q 8 4 8
—Q 0 C—J 8 0 2
S-K
H~A Q 0 8 2
D—K J 9
C—A K 10 7
Distribution is nn important fac-
tor in bridge, not only as deter-
mining your original hid, but par-
ticularly go, in regard to your as-
sisting partner's bid. Before so
much attention was given to dis-
tributions, if a player held three
cards to an honor (A K Q) of his
partner's original bid, he would he
quite content to let partner play
the bid; and even more, a player
would assist his partner's bid
with such a holdlnj}.
Modern practices in Bridge, par-
ticularly Contract, takes Into • ac-
county the factor of distribution In
your assists. North's holding in
the above hand Is a 4, 3, 3, 8 dis-
When Farmir Whnatiey saw
an ad in tlie paper! "For IB
we will tell you how to cure
your horse of tiloblioiing," ho
sent In tho money. A tow
days Inter he received the in-
formation: "Tench him to spit,"
"So Flora's divorced her par-
Inr magician? Couldn't he pull
enough rabbits out of his hat
to keep the pantry filled?"
"Yes, but ho couldn't pull
enough huts out of his pocket
lo keen her wardrobe filled,' 1
"Baddy, a boy nt school told
me I look jiist, like you!"
"That so," replied the father,
"and what did you say'"
"Nothing; he wan bigger'n
me."
array
story
ears.
latter
LI,O suit bid by partner. South ii
quite content with his partner's
No Trump bid, so he paiseg con.
eluding the bidding.
Contract—In Contract, North
takes his partner's one Heart bid
out with two No Trumps, (not a
demand take-out, but invitation!!
for a further bid from partner),
hi veinoBBe to partner's invitatlpri.
South bids three No Trumps as
his lingleton King of Sp»dei is
not a detriment when his partner
has bid the No Trump, This con-
iludes the Contract bidding.
Salient Points of Play
East leads the Three of Sp»des
which is won in the Dummy with
the s • — "— u -—•
leads
the ave
tribution, ip
is a 4, 3, 3, 8 di
other words no
Johnson! "Isn't that tall, dark
man with the big feet your eye
specialigti"
Perkins: "I thought so till I
got his hill. He's a skin spe-
eialist."
Tommy! "My Sunday school
teacher says if I'm good I'll go to
heaven." —'„.„'
His Father: "Well?"
tommy; "Well, daddy, you said
if I -was good I'd go to the circus;
now. what I want to know is—
who's telling the truth 1"
Edith: "On, Gerald, I' been
ung by a wwp."
Gvrtld: "Qttwk, put some am-
on It." '
4MART ENOUGH
TO UVB WrTMOWT WORKIN'
FOLKS OUGHT NOT TO CAU.
T^fT
AI this point his flight was
arrested by a policeman who
grew Biispic'ious fit the sight of
one fleeliiR through a window
at such an hour of morning.
His costume in comic dls-
the captive hieeiiped bis
to the cop's doubting
Finally, however, the
decided to believe the
yarn and let him go,
"Hun along." the copper said,
turning tn walk away. Then,
on nn afterthought he nailed
to the retreating figure, "Say,
you didn't tell me your name."
•Tnesar," name the prompt
reply from the one In flowing
robes. If was too much. With-
out another word the enpper
collared him and hustled him
off to the station house.
What's in a name?
* * *
Findlnff the night life of
.Manhattan a hit wearing, a
friend aril I •went apartment-
hunt lag In one of New York's
most' neaeeful.looklng 'suburbs.
"Yes, we're going rural," we
explained to everybody, with
visions of pigs nnd chickens
and green fields and cows
grazing out In the great open
spnees.
But we found that tha
"country" near New York
siisles even hotter than Man-
hattnn after dusk. In the par-#
ticular village we Investigated,
one of the quaint provincial
pastimes eonsistB hf going out
In the streets during a party
and shooting out ths •treat
lipMi,
Charming, don't you think?
doubletons, singletons or short
suits that can bo trumped. With
this normal type of distribution
North would not pass even in Auc
tion today, holding three to the
King of partner's Heart bid; out
would bid one No Trump to show
his particular type of hand.
Salient Points of Bidding
Auction—South opens the bid-
ding with one Heart. West pass-
ing. North bids one No Trump to
show a welj balanced typs of hand
is won in the Dummy with
ingleton/ King, North now
leads the rfce of Hearts from
Dummy, playing the three from
own hand. East failing on the
first Heart lead, North can count
i b fur Heart
one Of IM
could bur «
to v». :•*•!.«,
none cw,, MI «*?iJ
nmatear .
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sort of re«ilf)ii«
Invented.
charttab
fir ,
his winners to
Sd
North can coun
be four Heart
tricks, two Spades, two Clubs and
three or four Diamonds, dependant
upon the success of the flni'sse in
Diamonds,
After the first H'-ait lead
North continues with the small
Heart to his King, He next leadi
the Three of Diamonds, finessing
the Jack which holds the trick,
leads the Nine of Hearts which
West wins and returns the Ten of
Spades, North wins with the Ace
leads his remaining Hearts which
are established, discarding the
small Club and losing Spade ir
own hand.
Following the Heart leads, Nortll
leads the King of Diamonds in
Dummy, followed by the Nine „
winning with the Ace in own hand, practles,
He then leads a small Club to the ——
Ace and King In Dummy and in
the end concedes the one Glut
0W tt well DBinncea lype w umm me .j. -»,... .- „._
d two suitH stopped othtr than loser, making five-odd in all.
Ik
South African, Bwufl
COCI^
JOMJQSEMGNIC
A-ithmn
T HIS picture of a Buffering
aiithnmtle ,s molt atrlkini.
The patient cannot lie down;
he alts up, leaning slightly for-
ward ; breathM laboriously,
sweats cold, clammy drops,
can talk with great diffloulty.
The attack may simulate death,
though not AB ft rule dasferoiiB
at the time, The family phjr-
alelan will be able to tell
Whether it in labored breathing
of heart diseate, or wneihir
the patient hag serious kidney
disorder. True nsthma 1% of
bronchial origin, and ittacki
when the patient la run-down
from worry or from ioniB W4-
den dlieaied proeeiB. Changen
nf si-fiBon jnay Induce MthBRtia
tttaeki,
I was oalled "on the run" to
BOO ray first asthmatic, whom
his companions thought w»8
dying sure enongta—a tet oW
- " wia ,,:,;Wwi«r"i'-' i ' Li *
which (topped the attack al«
mosi Instantly-—and It made for
me a reputation as it I had
performed n mlrnole!
This attack was due to a
spasmodic contraction of tht
lesser bronchial passages, on a
damp, chilly evening; the
chloroform ht once stopped tht
spasm, and breathing returned
to normal,
A point Hint aetermlnei the
true asthmatic- state li, tht
nntlent Inhales quickly and
easily, but he ean&ot exhale;
the air gets out of the lung
with great difficulty nnd •lowly;
the sufferer f»«la that JJIB IUOJB
will burst from air In them
which cannot get out!
Of count, a physician should
be called for the asthma suf-
ferer; there In no valuable
"family remedy," though cer-
tain leavei, burned in a metal
plate, |lv« off n smoke wnlth
ii often effectual In auletlng
the spasm and drying up the
load of mucous eiudate which
iin«» the tubti. floeli "ripr^"
do net remove the