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Newspaper Page TextEVENING ROSEBURO REVIEW issued daily except Sunday REVIEW PUBLISHING COMPANY L. WimbERLY, Editor Qrftc Rivltw Building, (first floor) Jackson Street. Telephone Main ool DAILY fti jvlt, by mall Pur mouth, delivered Per week, delivered U. Par Year UU His Months H.w AU-Ul'HT ! 1008. Why don't they come to Oregon? Thlfl Is tiio question asked of the IMXjple suffer inn from flood b and cloudbuniU in Now Mxleo, Georgia and thi Curollnau: Hure buch culum- ltles are unknown, bwiWUn havltiK the bent all-the-yuar-round climuto in the world, and freedom from iiioh- qultos and other peMts. Many nuwitpapora throiiKhout the country are advluiiiK their readers that thin year Ib the time to build, an materials and labor are cheaper than they are likely to be neit your, Judg Ink from that Hut of building in Thursday's Review, occupying nearly three columns, Hoseburg people huve certainly been busy In the building line. And they are keeping It up. Last year when Konubtjig was ac tively endeavoring to get a rutlroud line started between here and the coast, many Coos Hay citizens were very Indifferent, intimating that they did not need to do anything hh Mr, Harrluian was building a line to the bay. Now they find that Mr. H a mi nis n Is not building that line, and furthermore, he announces that he It not going to build It until ho gets good and ready. Now the buy peo ple aru "getting busy." possibly at last Riving heed to the Divine Injunc tion: "The Lord helps those who help themselves." Well, we hope the get a railroad no section of tin country needs It worse. One particular bale of Qeorgln cotton la destined to become famous. A Savannah, Ua., dispatch carried b) tbo Associated Press, says: "The first bale of 'factor's cotton' or that received in the ordinary course o; business for this season, wus bough) today at the Havuutiuh exchange h Murray M. Stewart, of tho ilryun democratic club. It was Immediate.) compressed, placarded and shipped to Charles F. Murphy, leader ol Tammany Hall. New York. Tho pla card anuounces that It Is the tlrsl bale and concludes: 'As surely at cotton Is king Ilryun will be electee president.' The bale Is to be auc tioned off In Tammuny Hull and Oh proceeds will be devoted to the Hry an campalgu fund." Kx. lMI'HOVKH VlUK NKltVICI.. Medford CtobrMfiro Apparatus Wilt Huve Huli-HtatloiiN, MEDKORD, Or., Aug. 27.Tlu equipment of the Mod ford Klro Do partuient has been Increased by thre chemical engines a hose cart, lf0( feet of Z inch hose and some inlnoi apparatus. Three suh-stattoiiB wil. be established In tho city, one item tho West school, one near the North school and one In the eastern part ol the city, near the Hear-Creek bridge Each of these sub-stations will hi manned by volunteer firemen. Ai tho central station, at the city hull, a part of the crew are paid firemen the others being volunteers, paid on ly when called to a Are. MCllOKS Ai ItOll'KIt AT IlKriT. lUUway ConiiiibiNlon Kxonrri.ti'ti S. I of Any Illume for Wreck. POrtTLAND, Or., Aug. 27. Wl'li mauy members of railway orders presmit and attended by rrlendH ol long years In Pditlund, the body m the last victim if the train wrtv . hi Ktgene was thU afternoon dep-ittHrd In the receiving vuult at the Cn'iim tor I urn. Tho fnreial of Frank II 11'tUer took pJacj f n m tho rotld"icc of his father-tn-lhw, 11. J. Wilklnu. at 2 o'clock. An escort was furnish ed from the Urotherhood of Un-uino-tlv Knglueoni and the Order ot Hallway Firemen, of which he wus a member. The Maccabees were nlnn represented. Private w'rvUett were first held at the residence, followed by others at the Crematorium. The funeral of John Nichols, en glneer of the Ill-fated train, wan conducted yesterday morning from imnnlng'B undertaking estutillKh ment by Hoy. D. II. Campbell, and the body was Interred iu l.one Kit cemetery. Kvldenrn of tho high regard In which these men wore held In Port laud wus mutely r'preHeu(cd In (he large number of floral piece which hsnked the caskfl. Fireman Hotter had been n niein ber of Willamette Tent. No. tl, Knlichts of the Mncnhei, of Salem, fnr shout nix )earn. and carried .V 000 Insurnnce. He also curried $ t , 600 In tho Urotherhood of Locomo tive KtiKlnocrn and Firemen. Iteport on tin Wmk. HAl.KM, Or.. Aug. 21. - About half the people killed In trnln wrecks In Oregon, In the eHtlttwititm of the Ore gon Hull road Coti.mlKr.Uin, arc vlo tutors of the Btate lawn, fothiddtUK trettpaBBers upon traliiH and railroad property, due to the lack of co -operation on the part of town ami cli authorities wtth the trainmen te enforce the state lawn In thin re iwt. Furthermoro, unlets the state isws are mmo rigidly enforced. It will be ImpOBfdblo to minimize the death rate In railroad wrecks, the Hatissloo says. These courHiBlons are reached In the report of the rnllrond commis sion after an InveBtlgutlou of the causes of the recent wreck of the sni i ' . r-rrr i ALCOHOL 3 PER. CENT. AVcgelable PreparationGrA1 similatuigihercwdandRpgula linglk Slomatlis aalflwclsof PromolcsDigpslionfliffrfW ncss find Reslfonlains tvittur Opiuni.Morphine norMiutraLl NOT N AH C OTIC, jiroidikSMwmim jUxJmna AAVriVr- JititrSttii hpffmin - j ClonRrtt Sugar Anerfecl Remedy for ronsflM- lion . Sour Sloiiiacli.Dlarrlioea Wormsfoirvulsioiis.rewnslr ness aiul LOSS OF iLKP. Facsimile Signature uf GASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of aw In Use For Over Exact Copy of Wrapper. Thirty Years GASTORIA Cottage Grove local passenger, near Kugene, when four persons were killed. The committee exonerates (he train crew, which It llnds acted :oolly and In good Judgment In the Mnergeiicy, and iiIho Htates that, no lefects were found lu ttie road bed, 'ruck, etc., and that the right-of-way 'enceH and gates were ordlnurty huII'i lent. The coumilKHlon uIko recomnieud hat railroad employes having charge it the truck make more freiuenL In ipectloii of ttie fences, gates, etc.. ilong ttie right-of-way. The niarmer u wh I eh (tie bull that got upon ttie ruck was not definitely uscerttifued. but It was thought to liave got hrougli a purliully lroken pane) ol 'once. INtsscd IOaiiilnatioit Kticcessf ully. James Donutiue, New Ilrltnin. Con loetlcut, writes: "I tried severnl cldney remedies, and was treated by )ur best physicians for diabetes, but lid not Improve until I took Foley's Kidney Cure. After the second tottlu I showed Improvement, and Ivo bottteH cured mo completely. I lavo since passed a rigid exanilna lon for life Insurance." Foley's Kid ley Cu re cu res buck acti e n nd all 'ormH of kidney nnd bladder trouble (led Cross Pharmacy. MISTAKEN I (Ht A DIIFIC. Same Old Trngedy, Willi Singe Set- ting iNVnr (.rants Fu.sn. f! It A NTS PASS. Or.. Aug. 27.--'hurleH Christie, a tad of It! years. wits stiot ami probably fatally wound- Mi by a companion of about the name ige, while out hunting yesterday near Wonder. The hoys had separat 'd and Christie hud stopped to ex i in I ne some deer trni-ks. and upon rising tils companion shot him. ttiink ng he wus a deer. Ttie hull entered the abdominal region and passed through (tie Intestinal tract. TO IIOXOK ATHLKTKti. I toy a I Welcome Awaits Americans on Arrival In New York, MOW VOKK, Aug. 28. Ono of tho greatest demonstrations that New Vork has known lu years will be un corded tomorrow to the American athletes who participated in the Lon don Olympic games. A representa tive committee of 500 New Yorkers, headed by Alfred (Jwynno Vuiiderhilt. will welcome the Oyhuplc gladiat ors. There will be a parade, speeches and presentation of medals at the City Mull uud n theatre party ut the New York theatre at night. The pa rade will move down H road way to Die City Hall. In tho line will be military, athletic uud civic bodies. At tho ceremonies at the City Hull there will be presented to ouch athletn some suitable testimonial, such as a gold medal, and three special prizes will be awarded. John 1. Hayes, winner of the Marathon race will receive a special silver cup; Cur pouter, who was disqualified In the lilO-metres run. will get a con solation cup, and Kobhlns, who fin ished second iu that event, will also receive u consolation cup. One thousand children from pub lic and parochial schools of the greater city, with 500 singers from the Pulled Sluglng Societies, will sing ttie new American setting of 'My Country. 'Tis of Thee," to the accompaniment of ten mussed bunds during the ceremonies. Cured liny Fever mid Kitntiih' Cold. COMMON SENSE most Intelligent people to ua on!) I no of known comitoMtlon. There- fore (t Is thai Dr. Pierce's medicines, the makerjJ wllch print every Ingredient nterhiKu llicni upon the bottle w rap pers and alien It correctness under oath, ar dally growing In favor. Tho com position of DrlPlerce's niedJclnM Is open to every bod vVlr. Pierre K-lmr deslrotu of having the .sy.ir.-h linhi of IpxcriTgT ion .tun icd fiill'y np'ji "f.rimi!ic,"Tn'Tiu; contiilriilth.it ilicV. th-r tlie oniio-'itlon A. J. Nusbuum, ltatesvllle, Ind.. writes: "Lust year 1 suffered for ttiree mouths with a sumer cold so distressing that It Interfered with my business. I hud ninny of tho t:mp (oms 'of hay fever and a doctor's pre scription did not reach my case, and I took several medicines which roe in ed to only aggravate my '.'iue. I-or-tuuntely I Insisted upon having Fol ey's Honey nnd Tar nnd It quickly cured me. My wife hns since used It with the same success." lted Cross Phurmncy. ATLANTIC CITY KIIAKKX. QI tli' stL untHt-hii's t know ii the inure y lll tlmlr ci.-at tfTrraTTuoTlK lej-.oj;. nUal ltfinii u holly inudc oft he active nieuiclii&l principles ex true ted from na tive forest nota, by exact processe orlglnal with Dr. Pierce, nnd without th us of a drop of alcohol, trlple-rwined and chemically punt Kh'erlno Uitng used In Uad In extracting and prtvtervtug th curativo virtues residing In the nnd employed, these tnediciucs are entirely free from tho objivtlou of doing harm by creation an apatite for stther al coholic beverages or habit - forming drugs. Kxanuue the formula on tholi tx)iil wrapp'rs the same us sworn to by lr. Pierce, and you will tind that hh 'Uolden Mcillcal OUctivery," the greut. blofxl-purilicr, sUimtu ti tonic mid Unvc) rpguUtorttie nnxllr no which, while not nvomaiendi'd to cure eonsumptlon In lt. advanced !te-oiu meiilclut will do that ret dtN-j curr a!l ti. se catarrhal condl tlun of houd and throat, weak stomach torpid llvor and hruuhial troubles weak ltiug and hatiK-on-cuiintis, w Inch, If ih-k lr-tcd or tiadljr treated lend up to am' finally tormlnaUttn tontumpMiMi. Tttka thitOtdden Medu-al Inm-overv in time and It Is not likely to disuepoini rou if only you uive i a (otnn.;)t anc" Mr trial. flMn t ixpvt nilraelea. H won't do u'rnaliinil thlnt;H. You nni'i iercle your pfvtieiici and jN'rsevere In h use for a rpawMiablo huigth of time to lUfull tienents. Tb Ingreillentjt of which lr. Plercfl'n tnetllrlnes are Composed tiavr the unoualliieil endorsement of aeon ol BiMlkal ldfr twlUT than anr ninouni of lay, or non-profe.ntional, t4stlmonial!t. They are not rIv-ii awnv U lo txi'rf mented with but am old hv alt dualtus lb aedlciUM el reoual4e pi lew. (iovt. Fort Thientens to Cull Militia to 1'ufi.rce l-cls4 ldw. SKAtJ 1 ItT.. N. .)., Aug. 27. In a start lint; public proclamation today at the summer capital. Governor Fort declared (hat unless ttie excise law is ooserveti in Aiiauuc i nyr wnicn ne calls u saturnalia of vice, next Sun day, and all saloons and cafes are closed tightly, he will call an extra session of I lie legislature, and may send the New Jersey state troops to tthe famous resort, declaring the city to be under martial law. Governor Fort in tils proclamation ridicules ttie fiasco of 10 days ago when a grand jury at Mays Lauding the county seat refused to find Indict ments and says that action was a bur lesque, that three members of the ttraud .lury were" owners of saloons hi Atlantic City nnd that the others were in sympathy with the violators of the law. The grand jury now In session Is not likely to Iind Indict ments, the governor declarer, nnd In his proclamation he states that he tias athdavits from two citizens, stat ing that they purchased liquors lust Sunday In saloons operated by three members of tho grand Jury. For Hon Kevt. "I have found Huckleu's Arnica Salve to ho the proper thing to use for sore feet, us well as for healing burns, sores, cut. and all manner of abrasions." writes Mr. W. Stone, of Fast Poland. Me. It Is the proper thing too for piles. Try It. Sold under guarantee at A. C. Mars tors A Cos. drug store. 25c. HONOK TO TOLSTOI. Curses of His Kuemles Huve no Kf feet on His Admirers. ST. PETEHSBL'KO, Aug. 28. Despite the Impotent fury of the gov ernment, the curses of the holy sy nod and the rage of the "black hun dred" those dark reactionaries who seek to prolong the night of despot ism in the land of the czar all Itus- sia joined today In celebrating the eightieth birthday of the great liv ing Kussan, Count Leo Tolstoi, A gigantic pilgrimage, to the great novelist's home at Tula, In Yasuaya Polyana, was a feature of the cele bration. The pilgrims made the trip on foot, living the simple life on ttie road, and on reaching Tula formed an encampment and selected a com mittee to present congratulations to Tolstoi. The protests against the celebration made by the reactionary element have been mainly futile. An extraordinary feature, however, was a prayer delivered by Father Johp of Cronstadt, In which he made the fol lowing amazing supplication: "Take from the earth Thy bias phemer, the wicked and unrepenting Leo Tolstoy, and all his followers, to gether with Wltte. that friend of the Jews, the destroyer of Russia." The fact that no prayer can be re cited In Russian church without the sunction of the holy synod Is signifi cant of the hatred in which tho re atclonary party in Russia hold their greatest literary man. Many Independent newspapers honored Tolstoi today by repeating his recent appeal, "I Cannot be Si lent," in which he passionately de nounced the wholesale executions that are taking place throughout all Russia. It Is expected that many journalists will be Imprisoned In con sequence of their during In criticis ing the actions of the government. The Russian officials realize, how ever, that to harm the aged journal ist would be to bring the wrath ol the whole civilized world down up on Russia and there is no posslhtlty of the realization of his dream tha "they may be put on me, too, 8 shroud and can and may push mi off a bench so that by my own weigh. I may tighten the well soaked noose around my throat." In his hopes of a happy future for Russia, Count Tolstoi looks not to the Socialists or the republicans, but to the teachings of an American. Henry George, the father of the sin gle tax movement. I'OSTOFriCK AT FDKMtOWKK. Portland Telegram: The postal service announces tho establishment it a new of lice at Edenbower. Doug las county. Or., with John Hotelier as postmaster. The town Is on the Southern Pacific between Roseburg. mil inchester. Ladies' Tailored Suits for Fall just Arrived at H. Marks Co. HERE IS A LIFE INCOME OWN A ROSEBURG HOME-ORCHARD TRACT ON THE UMPQUA RIVER TKX ACKKS OF THIS HH'II KIVKK IIOTTOM I.A.'I, I.N THB CKNTKIl OF OKKGON'B FAMOUS FHUIT ItKLT, WIMj MAKK VOL' IXDKI'KXDKXT FOH I.IVK. Our plan of development with small fruit and vegetables, while the fruit trees are reaching a liraiiug age, means that your income begins at once an Income next year equal to the cost ot the tract, and only a very small investment necessary. Delightful climate, richest soli, schools, churches, social life, and a good Income, all combined. You can work eight months and then indulge your desire to travel, or rest, or spend the re mainder of the year as you wish. No man controls your every hour, nor limits your Income; and no financial panics can have any terrors for you when you are reaping tho harvest of the soli. The fruitgrower of Oregon is a man that Is absolutely independent. He knows that a 10-acre orchard, when properly cared for, will bring him a certain Income of fOOO a year. Do you want to get In this class? Our tracts are all cleared, ready to plant; no stumps to pull, no preliminary work, no Irriga tion necessary, and you can make each tract pay for Itself. We want you to meet the man who bought a half Interest in a 20-acre orchard near our tracts last year for 12750 built a dryer costing !i00 bought a team for $300 paid a Roseburg bank 8 per cent Interest on the money to do It with, and within the year cancelled his debt at the bank of over $4000, and had a neat balance left this profit was one-half of the amount cleared on the tract. this oi'i'oim xiTY is yorits come i axi i.kt vs point the way If you are not ready to live upon a tract of this land, we will raise strawberries, raspberries, currants, cantaloupes, melons, potatoes, onions, asparagus, celery, etc., on your tract, put up the money for seed and labor, market the produce, and at the eud of the season pay you one-half the net profits. If we didn't absolutely know that this proposition would pay us, we wouldn't put our money in it, and you are going to make a dollar everytime we do. We can put small fiuits and vegetables on the market two weeks earlier than any other section in Oregon, AND WE ARE GOING TO DO IT NEXT YEAR. We have an orchardist and farmer ot 20 years' experience who will superintend this work, and a member of this firm will give his personal attention to the property. The soil is of great depth, and development between the rows does not affect the prosperity of the trees. Experiment has shown this to be true. One-half the profits of this de velopment plau will pay you for your tract in two years, set it to orchard and put money in the bank for you. You will then have an orchard tract worth, in the open market, twice the purchase price. We are NOT GUESSING at what we can do here, but this plan is the result of careful study extending over a period of many months. If you want to join this successful fruitgrowing plan, 'Come in J iiiiu tain u over wun us ueiore tins tract is sola. JJo It now. Price $150 Per Acre Terms $150 cash, balance $25 a month. Our developmen plan will take care of the payments after next Spring when the crop is marketed. C. W. HARDING LAND CO. P! D Rpnlp special J. U. DCdlC REPRESENTATIVE Cass and Sheridan Sts. Roseburg, Oregon lU SSKU, SAtiE'S WEALTH. NEW YORK, Aug. 27. Russell Sage's estate Is valued at $64, lfi;S,800. This fact became known today through the signing of the or der for the transfer tax payable to the state. lodge directory! Another Good Man ione Wrong He neglected to take Foley's Kid ney Cure nt the first signs of kid ney trouble, hoping It would wear nwny, and lie was soon a victim of Height's disease. There is danger In delay, but if Foley's Kidney Cure Is taken at once the symptoms will dis appear, the kidneys are strengthened and you are soon sound and well. A. It. Haas, of Morgantown. Ind., had to get up ten or twelve times In the night, nnd had a severe backache and pains lu the kidneys, and was cured by Foley's Kidney Cure. Red Cross Pharmacy. F. A A. M lAurel lmm No. IS-Holfii I reKUtrmeetfugnorj2iilauiUh Wednet djtul each mouth. O. C. Oiojam, W. II. N. T. Jiwrrr, BecreUr)' A.LD. Ke?"rS lAMgt, No. 16 Moot xht 2nd ud nh rfindyi ot each montl at 7:80 p.m., iu lha ForeiterTflali. Al membera In good aUndiug are tUTltod to at tnd J. W. Dowell, M. W. K H. Lknux. Recorder, BP. O. KLK8, Koaetmrg Lo,se, 9ro.nsHol!a regular communication! at the Elk Temple on Jud and 4th Thursday, ol each motth All member rpqnetted to tte' d rwuiarly, and all vlilting brother- are cordl ally luflted to attend. K. U Pabrott, K. R. OaoW. eTAi.ftV.Hecretar7. For good printing of all kinds The Review always leads. rat rou lie Review advertiser. DKURKK OK HONOR, My-tlr Lodge No 13 Meeu ttidand 4tb Thurdav evenings ol act month In Waivable Mall. VUfltin membera oordlally Invited to attend. UlNNIB K, ('AVKMiKR. 0. Of II . H. LK!ox. kee. W. D w lu R eel re r. EAfll.SH, Rotcbnrg .rle meeti In Odd Fellows nail on 2nd and tm Uondayeren tnts of each month. i 8 ' 'clock. Visit ing brethteu in good standing alway welcome O. iTlv.b, W. P., C w. Bali a id. See. DISC PLOWS Pon't wait until Spring, but ilo your Plowing now with a Sanders or a Benecia Keversible Disc Plow, and get your seed iu before the rains and have a big crop in ioax). We have them. Prices right. J. F. BARKER & CO. Phone 201, Vehicles & Implements Roseburg, Oregon FOFA.,rnurtnouiriii No. Foruwn ot America. au each Tuesday evening It roreetere' Hall. Vintlnc Drothera al waji welcome. w. J. Bkaxd, C. R. K. H .Lxnoi, Ree. see. I. V. Uoovia.l'hjilcin 10 O F . Klalnr star I.o.le So. 174. n 01.1 Fellow.' Tempi evrry Frt.lay e' VUll nil brelliere .lweys weK'oiue. meele la K. X K iT. X (1. F. ti MlriLLI, R. S. M. Kn-m.lt. F. S. 10 (V F . I'hil.l.rl.n I.L- Sr.. ft-Mrels In (W'l Fellow. Temple, Dirtier n J.k.o. tn4 ' Street., o. ktur.hty eve.!; . eaA week . Main tiers ol tbe or.ler latamartlisms are luvltal to attend. J V Oo.,i.... . Jaw. . I o o F . I'mon l.-saaa.ct , I In i odd Fellows . .., ,) 1,1 ,.i ,j lhnrlsy even m ol e month. Visit Ins trellieren alwa . we'emuc. I) II O. '. P ,.v.wTOJ,i.. serine. KO. T. M-, I'rotectloo Tent No. l-Holt1i rennlar meetlnes on every Wedneailny .. . .u miimi il.ll. All vi.llliiB membera In good standing are Invited lo at-lend. F. F. Patterson, Com. 0. W. Rait, R. K. LO. T. M., Rmebttrg Hive No. II Holdt regular revlewa on everr Tuesday alter noon.tviooo'cloek In tbe Maceabue i Hall. Slstera ol cilheri Hives visiting In ihe elty are cordially Invited to attend our revlewa. MltS. C. B. BONKHRAKI, COM, MRU. JlKHIB RAPF, It. K. iiOnKRN WOODMEN OF AMKRICA, Myrlle I'l meets on me aecoua aim lotirth eduestlays ol every month In tho ForresMiis Hall. Traveling Neighboraare cor dially invited to visit our Camp. " v.. HI A KSTEKS, COnaUl, A. Balzm an. Clerk. MOl.KRX' BROTHERHOOD OF AMI Kswlmre: I.o,lge No. 493-Meetl cvt : Vl.t.t. " ,'"ur;lay in Maccabee V lsltlng members always welcome. Kvklyii Hoovik, Pregl Bkktha WaioHT, Socre 0L? ,Rneburt Chapter No. 8Hol f?!1i."V,"?.'l,nf 0D ' ""1 3"1 Th ! 'Vh Mn'h Visiting mem Sd ,Uu,lllle re "Pectlully Invlw ,i Mrs I. WoLLSSBiao, : ... 4uKHnis, oecreta 0.;'.C?U nJ!'"P Battallor lU,?.,V"''"I 'venlng at the , nail at 8 o flnrk. 4 a.v. huk vm, Capuin g idl ad. I RTfVf r K UK K A II S Roseburc Rbekb Haternand brethrtn Invited to attend WOMEN- OP VVOnW'RAPT, Ulao ClV -Mwia on IsLand 3rd Monday! FLOHlMn H AMPSOK, S. N. Claea Bokin, clerk WOODMJN OFTIl'g WORhn. O.k Camp No. o!'"'u ' Odd Fellows' Hall In FrsslaT viTii T. '"S Monday evelts. lsltlng nelgbbora always welcomo. t. X. Kwart, C. C. as. iHROKl, Clork. ' OF P .Alnhe llge No, 47 UeeU ever ra sin . ct ct e un . ttuaimb"' a '1 unJI" ,r loviledlo !!. V. B,si.T, t. C LA. Mahctuabt. K. U.'r P,lahe U8t r.ecjved carload of burn and .tored It In the Sheridan arehoum, near the 8. P. depot, where it may be obtained by nartle. navinj waced ordera with me. I will also fi Vnew orders until the aum 8one- S. B. CROL'CHT O o Certain and speedy cure for poison oak. Marstera' poison oak remedy.