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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15

ments at the Shoreham Hotel, and pro
nounced her voice ranging voice Of very
fine quality. Miss Taylor Is one OF Rich
mond's finest contraltos. and Is a daugh-
ter OF Mr.. John O. Taylor, well-known
merchant Of this city Up to the present
time she has been studying under Miss
Helen G. Stockdell.
Mr.. II. Percy Howard and Miss Maria
Powell Gregory were married on Thurs
day at high noon at ST. Paufs Episcopal
church. at Hanover Courthouse.
The church was decorated In very
beautiful manner with palms and cut
flowers. and the wedding was an I'M
usually pretty one.
The bride was dressed In handsome
gown OF white satin and carried bride
roses. The bridesmaids wore gowns OF
sheer white oTgandie over pink siik' ana
carried white carnations. tied with broad,
pink ribbon. They came IN WITH the
groomsmen in this order:
Miss Mamie Harvey and Mr. Archer
Anderson.
Miss Janet Morriss and Mr.. Ben Bar
rett.
Miss Eva Howard and Mr.. William
Nolan.
The maid OF honor was Miss Annie
Winston.
The bride IS the daughter Of Mrs. ;.
J.. Gregory, Of Hanover. and IS Wen
known here I'm Richmond, whore she has
many friends. Mr. Howard IS member
Of the prominent law firm Of Howard q
I Howard, Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard left on the eve
ming train for bridal tour in the Moth.
Invitations are out for the marriage Of
Miss Margaret Hinton Payne to Mr.
James Moffett PoOker, the ceremony TO
take place at Fark-Placc Methodist
church. October the 18th, at ] o'clock
Miss Payne IS the daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs Junius II. Payne, and is an eN-
ceedlngly attractive young lady. Mr..
Booker is connected with the Jefferson
Hotel. where he holds a responsible posi-
ton.
Cards are out announcing the wedding
Of Miss Josephine Pollard. daughter Of
Hon. II. r. Pollard city Attorney and
Mr.. John steger Harrison. which VIII
occur on Thursday. October 25th, at
o'clock. in Grove-Avenue Baptist church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
POSTMASTER KNIGHT RETURNS.
He Gives an Interesting Account OF
His visit 10 Chicago.

Mr. Wray T. Knight postmaster OF this
city. has returned from Chicago whittier
he went to witness the laying OF the
foundation-stone OF the new post-ofhee.
Mr.. Knight was royalty entertained
during his visit. lie was the only post
master from Virginia, though over two
thousand postmasters were gathered
there. Mr.. Knight was honored with a
prominent seat in the stand AT the cere-
monies incident to the laying Of the foun-
dation-stone, and sat at the table with
the President at the banquet In the Audi
forum.
The postmaster gives a very Interesting
account OF his stay in Chicago. He was
Impressed by many things, but particu-
larly struck with the picturesque and al
together unique showing made In the
great civic parade by the Cinnamon OF
Chicago. The whole city was most gor-
geously decorated. and private enterprise
In this direction was everywhere very APP
parent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
Senator Dwyer, Of Chicago, III.

Hon. Edward Dwyer, State senator.
Seventeenth Senatorial District Chi
cago. H.. writes: "Pe-ru-na cures when
all other remedies fail. I can heartily
recommend Pe-ru-na as a catarrh remedy.
1t mas been two years since / was cured,
and / consider my cure permanent. l
learned Of the remedy through friends,
end although I had applied TO several
doctors and used many remedies, TO no
effect, two months use Of Pe-ru-na J-
fected the cure Of a disease OF seven
vars sanding.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15

The "Piough-Boy Preacher" Rev. J.
Kirkman, Belle Rive, H., says: after
suffering from bronchial or lung trouble
for ten years was cured BY one Minute
Cough Cure. IL Is all that Ia claimed for
il and more II cures coughs colds.
grippe, and all throat and lung troubles.
Bodeker Bros. r. a. Miller.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
TRIGG co. SUPPLY REGULATIONS.
The RichmOnd Firm Receives an
Order from the Boston shTpbuIIders.

The william r. Trigg Company shipped
yesterday TO Messrs. George Lawley q
Sons. ship-buders az Boston, siy feed
water regulators for Thornycroft boilers.
Messrs. LaWley & Sons are building for
the United States navy the torpedo-boats
Blakely and Delong. which are similar %
those now being built by the William X.
Trlgg Company, and the regulators are
for those boats. They were ordered from
the Trigg Company by Messrs Thorpe.
Platte & Co., New York agents Tor
Messrs. John l. Thornycroft & Co., the
famous English builders.
The regulators We're Inspected here by
Lieutenant W. strother Smith. Superin-
tending Naval Engineers United States
navy. at the william L. Trigg Company
shla-yaTds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15

emplihed In the complete restoration 10
health OF my daughter, who had suffered
from nauseating sick headache come five
or six years. We tried various and
divers remedies. all guaranteed 10 cure,
but nothing gave her any permanent re-
lief until we were induced 20 try your
incompatible remedies. which we gave
according 10 directions. Tclsiously fol-
lowed, until Eve bottles were used and
our daughter cured. Her general health
is better than at any previous time in nsr
life. the tormcntlng headaches which used
to distract her are but painful remem-
hiaLces Of the past and only recalled as
IS a horrible dream that made her life
unhappy while It lasted. / can certainly
recommend your remedies. and feel II
both a duty and pleasure to do so, for
they have brought both health and hap
pfness 20 our household"
when the stomach IS affected by ca
tarrh there IS a large quantity OF vitated
mucus poured ont into the stomach, which
constitutes a very serious drain upor
tia vital powers. This mucus passes
away I'm one form or another. and Is
generally unnoticed by the patient, who
IS unable 10 account for the great weak
ness and prostration which Is experienced.
These patients complain OF lass.tude.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15

or FASHION ENGAGED IN
voulls or CHARITY.
DAUGHTERS Of The COSFEDERACY.
....,or,tc separations Being Made
for che DonventiOn-Womnn's Nlub
aud Other Organizations becoming
,ctivc->ocial Gossip.

tctivc->ocial Gossip.
e-r las busted herself during the
.r..E ulh charity. and many an i'm
.at family blesses the kind hearts
... bins the only sunshine into their
...r.- lres During the week many
ra... charitable institutions Of the
have rganized for the winter, and
. t. preparing to 60 more work
..a s..r tore.
. and historical work has
r lmed by the Colonial Danes,
.... ..... entertainments during the
. ID. splendid addition 10 social
Daurl.ers Of the Confederacy, to-
v.l Tie Confederate Memorial
...rv .y and the Daughters Of
.. r.-.'..0r. arc making extensive pre-
..-....- .r OBJ. entertainment of the
..... I..-.t.- of the COnfederacy.
... v.r .0.. u.r convention here IN
.m0.r o-any elaborate entertain
,..rt. v-. l- -r.1 D.. these societies in
..u.r 70 t.. visiting tsniers'
G.t s extremely popular during these
long lrrlt Gays. and tle Lakeside cars
.,a of..r crowded with ardent lovers OF
tle gam. rf. t Do. Picturesque club
t.. L....s and enthusiastically
. 0r t.. vevetv links.
r.. pas. v..t Was essentially a week
.t meetings as many Of The charitable
md social o-a 1zations held their first
r. .+Irre e.r.. ..e epring The BOARD "
--,..e-s of Ifs Woman's Christian AS
.....t.., ND. 0n Monday at the ass0cla-
-..a. y...h ,.r..J.If. Gamers. the president,
IN lilo chair There was "a large attend
.-.r and tho reports read showed this
.,.....t Institution TO he in a most
or Tuesday m 40 o'clock. a board
.-.- .-.- ...-t. NJ .to na-oes for ths
e r,r ., or- and tfe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15


all-tlred-out feel
lngs. their blood be-
comes thin. nervous
system dcranged.
food seems 20 do
them no good, con
tlnu0us and I'M
creasing weakness
T he unfortunate
victim wonders why
he should be so
weak, why his food
gives him no
strength. why his
blood should be 20
thin.
But the evil ef-
<ccts Of catarrh OF
the stomach are not
,at ell told. Not
only does Il set up
the W e a k e If Z
drain already -
ferred 20, but ~
interferes " { h
sometimes nearly
prevents, the digest
alone would make tn
AZ there were no e,
the aystem. When I
stomach ~ les there
81 docs not end p pr
trlc Juice. INSTEAD o
forming gas. belchine
and a sense of fulne
stomach, sun0catinl
headache. palpitation
dependency; I'm shoT
dition popularity knc
Fe-ru-na Is a specific
stomach. Address j
&C.,. ..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15

Mrs. Sallie l..
Sheppard. Poplar
Blur, Mo-. writesi
Il am called upon
20 wait on sick PEG.
pie. ana 1 adYiss
them TO use Peru.
na for catarJh, as
/ know Pe-ru-na
cures catarrh where
ever located"
lon OF food. This
patient weak. even
.cessive drain upon
he food reaches the
undigcsted, because
lper quality OF gas
Z digesting. 70 sours.
g OF sour huid, palm,
% az tho pit Of tbs
sensations. sick
Of the heart. great
Z. producing n con-
wn as dyspepsia.
for catarTh Of the
n. Hartman, C0lum-
rrh book.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15

Miss Nellie Mayo left last week for Cape
Charles where she IL attending house
warming. given by her uncle. Mr. John
Wise.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15

Mrs. 81. George Anderson has returned
from Greenwood. where She spent the
summer with her mother. Mrs. Alexander
Weddell.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15

Miss Harriet Cooke. who has been
guest OF the Misses Crngan' VIII leaVe
so-r,orrow for Gloucester county, Va.
Miss witty BrennaH. Of the City Of Mex
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15

W, important meeting a the George
N'Ns'on Memorial Association was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15

Miss Kate Buford will leave shortly for
Lexington. where she will be brides
maid AT the wedding Of her cousin. Miss
Agnes Ross.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15

Messrs Marion Brawley, Of Charles
ton. ;. c.; Neville Hewsbray, Of Louisi
ana. and George Gwyon. Of Louisiana
three old McCabe boys. now at the Uni
versity Of Virginia, Washington and Lee
and Charleston College, will spenC
Thanksgiving with Mr.. David II. Lynch
Jr.. 2l2 south Third street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15

orders e. prtntiHg sent TO the Dis
patch Company will be gwen promptfss-
tennon. and the stsie OF work and prices
viii be- sure 10 please yoa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-20
Japan the Tolerant.

(St. Louis RepuDlc)
Japan's official recognition or CHRIS
tianitv as among the religious organiza-
lions Of that country is an act that was
10 have been expected Of a people VINO
have astonlshed the world by their
promptness to grasp modern ideas and
methods.
Under the recent treaty doing away with
the extra territorial rights heretofore en-
joyed by foreign governments represented
i'm Japan. the status OF the foreign clergy
was not definitely extended. with marx
ed privileges extended TO the natlNe
priests of the ShintO and Buddhist faiths'
and with Christians in the interior anne
uable TO Japanese law. rather than 10
that OF their respective governments as
administered by consuls, the chahseu
situation was somewhat serious.
Little Japan, however, evidently does
not propose TO close her doors 10 any
CLEAN OF spiritual light Late Toxic adj
vices report that the japanese Govern
ment has formally decided 20 recognize
Christianity. and that the bishops and
other heads of Christian churches nave
been secured in rights equal TO those
granted to the Buddhist and Shinto
priests" For a government and people
who but fifty years ago were buried IN
the blackness of heather superstition ana
barbaric isolation this broad tolerance is
admirable. There is, indeed, something
of a lesson in it for Christian nations OF
much greater pretension TO enlightenment
and ethical fairness Of spirit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-20

'Conspuez ShakespearoiO says, dascinded
on me tired eyes. Crhe cOOrt weeps)
| laid aside me honor (cries Nv Brave
Ginrali) with me coat. (Murmurs) l
slept. | dhreamed that / see tn German
Impror playin' a Jews harp. Cries Nv
woke with a yrlent start, tn persplra-
lion pCOrin' firm me rugged brow. cap.
Dhtytuss is guilty / cried. But no,
will confirm me ividince. ! darted into
me FRED pants. L dhruv with fury TO
tn home Nv Madame Cleepathry tn cilli-
brated Agyptian asthrologiSt an Nee go
cire woman. CThe cOOrt: We know her,
she supplies iydince 10 all Fr-rinch
ccortsO / toP her me dhream. She
PROPOSED n pack iv cards. She TURNED
a FRED king an a black knave. TIL
In,pror Willum an Cap. Dhryfuss,' | says;
IN a fury. l burst forth. / had Cap
Dhryfuss arristed. / dashed TO tn prlsi-
dint. He was a-rreceivln' rayfyusals r. g
new cabinet. i have found tn traitor
says /. Hush saws he. II the lmpror
Wilum hears you he'll declare war, ne
says. l was stupeiied. oh. my be-
loved country j cried. on. hlyin, !
cried. What shall 1 do?' cried. They
was not "A minyit 10 lose. | disbanded
the ARMY. / ordhered tn navy into
dhry dock I had me pitcher took. /
wint home an hid in tn cellar. E'r wan
night Fr-ranCe was safep'
They was hardly n dhry eye IN tn
house whin tn gin'ral paused. TIL coort
wcpt TIL auiience wept Siv'ral or IN.
minor journalists was swept out w IN,
room in tn food. a man shovelin' coal
I'm tn cellar stint up FIR an umbrella. IN
lawn shook with tn convulsive sObs " m
former ministers. Ginral MERCER raised
his damp face an blew a kiss to former
minister at wan ~ tn windows an re-
sumed his testimony.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-20
DEATHS.
septenhss

MANNESCHsuDT.- Died, Septemnes
~ 1899 Mrs. CHRISTINA MAMIE
SCHMIDT, In the 18th year Of her aga
Remains are at her son-in-la"'s. Ar'
Charles schaars. No. so6 Moore street
Farewell. dear mother, sweet thy rest,
Weary with years and worn with pain
Farewell. till in some happy place.
We shall behold thy face again.
Ills ours to raiss thee all our years.
And tender memories OF thee keep.
Then in the Lord TO rest, fcr so
He glyeth His beloved sleep.
Farewell, dear. but not forever.
There will be 4 glorious dawn;
We shall meet-to part, no, never.
on the resurrection morn.
Though thy darling form Hes sleeping
In the cold and silent tomb;
Thou shalt have glorious waking
when the blessed Lord doth come.
Is there no sorrow no greater than tA@c
Knowing tomorrow We place the iac
kissy W
Bear away gently our mother 70 dust.
But. Father In Heaven. in Thee 10 y
trusr.
BY HER CHILDREN.
Funeral THURSDAY. september n, -
| at 10 A. NJ. from Sacred. Heart churc1
Iatermcnt In Hollywood Cemetery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-20
New Counterfeit-LooIk Out.

CNcw York Herald)
A new counterfeit OF the two~dolar
silver certificate has made its appearance
i'm this city. In order that the spurious
bin may be detected this description Is
given: - - 49,,
The counterfeit IS on the issue OF the
series OF 1896, having on its face a repro
duction of the painting Science Pre-
sentlng Electricity and steam 10 com
merce and Manufactures" This counter
feit bears check letter c, small seal, and
is signed b. X. Bruce. Register anu
Ellis H. Roberts, Treasurer. The, most
noticeable defect IS the blurred and
scratchy appearance of the whole IaGe
group in centre. although other notes
may be printed with more care.
The Treasury number on this counter
fejt Is a light blue. and the seal original
iv black and recoiored red; Inc counter
feit Is one eighth of an inch shorter than
he genuine. and no attempt is made 10
initiate the fibre found in the genuine
note The back of the note Is very poorly
executed. particularly the portrait or
Monroe Credit is due Edgar }. Tandy,
Nth the Hanover National Bank, New
York. for detection OF this counterfeit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-20
Filling ID siberia.
(St. Petersburg CorrospOndence london
Leader)

st. Petersburg Correspondence London
Leader)
Since the commencement OF the trans
Siberian railway immigration TO SIBERIA
has developed with enormous strides.
Between 1852 and 1855 only $4,000 persons
entered the country-viz., 5000 every year.
In 1896 the numbers suddenly sprang up
TO 203 900: in 1898 they reached 2O5,VjO
The immigration is conducted by COM
mittee Of officials, whose members por-
tion out the land through which the new
railway runs. .-... 81,
Up to the present moment 15OO'yO
acres have been occupied, and this COM
prises all the available agricultural land
But. Notwithstanding, the Russian Gov
eminent allows thousands OF immigrants
SIN to swarm into Siberia, and 10 so 10
ruin in the barren and miserable marsh
lands. The reason of the government S
apathy is due TO the fact that the Off
cials wish thus 10 get rid Of the starving
thousands in European Russia.
There is no ciyiizing influence with
these fresh immigrants. The majority
are beggars, with scarcely more lntell-
cance than the Asatics already in Siberia.
The filling up of Siberia by the present
day process is nothing less than the use
less sacrifice of thousands OF hapless be-
ings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-20
TRI-CORNERED FIGHT.
uEssRS. TONEY, BAKER, AMI
FINCH NOW IN THE HAeb'
OTHER ITEMS FROM MANCHESTER.
Many south-side People View the
Big Circus Parade and See the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Goes 10 Ss''-
Richmond Man Before the Mayor.

1t Is recognized now that the fight in
the convention to be held in ManchAe-
ter on the 18th, to nominate two candi-
dates for the House OF Delegates, Will be
among Messrs. ID. l.. Toney, OF Manchess
ter; w w. Baker, OF Chesterfield, ana
Pleasant Finch. of Powhatan. Mr..
Finch has already been nominated in
Powhatan. and has that county's five
votes I'm the convention. This WAS done
last Saturday. Mr.. Finch's closest oppo-
nent was Mr. Mobiles. The contest was
very close and exciting
Mr.. Toney has also been nominated in
this city and is entitled 60 the eight
votes of this city. II Mr. Baker carries
Chesterfield soldly, as il Is SAID mat ne
will he will get that county'S seventeen
votes. which will, OF themselves, nomi-
nate him. Then Mr.. Toney and Mr.
Finch Will have II out. Mr.. II. V Coybiii
will be named for the Senate without OPP
position. ..<,..
ALI. WENT TO THE CIRCUS.
Yesterday was quite quiet day III
Manchester. During the Afternoon and
evening the streets were deserted. This
was the case. too, in the morning, save
the very early hours. The people, young
and old, as many as could leave their
business at home or on the street. went
IN Richmond 10 see the circus parade.
/ This was IN the morning. In the after
noon they went 10 the exhibition. Inc
rain drove them off the streets az night.
The Hastings Court was In session all
the morning Yesterday. Thomas Will
liams. colored man, was tried on the
! charge OF hOuse-breaking. II was about
1 o'clock when the jury brought IN
/ verdict OF guilty. and hxed the punish
ment at fifteen days In jail
] Mayor Maurice held court. also. yes
terdav morning. Mr.. II. A. Mc61ire was
! charged with violating the city ordinances
| i'm regard to distributing posters lie rep
resented a tobacco company, OF itch
mond Mayor Maurice hheu MN 90
! which was promptly paid.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mr. ana Mrs. /. John have returned
| from Washington.
| q. Il. Atkisson, who has been visiting
| friends I'm Swansboro', has returned 10
his home. IN Greensboro y. G,
| II is said that 'pot-hunters" are abroad
in chesterfield. Partridges hardly able
| 10 av are being shot for food. The true
snorfsmen are much outdone By IL. IL
/ aay one IS caught and reported Tor tnis
violation OF the law, he viii doubtless
be severely punished
A meeting or the EAecuuN' Noh"iie'o'
OF the Buslness-Men's Association Yves
held yesterday afternoon. she presiuent
I and several members were unable 10 De
! nresent. only routine business was trans
/ acted. =.
Mr.. Ro. b. Porter has returned TO
Washington. after visit TO his parents,
/ here.
A colored man was run over by an Ice
wagon yesterday morning ana padiy
bruised I'd. His injuries. however, were
! not serious.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-20
THE sHUBRICK LAUNCHING
The Boat VIII Surely BE Launched
During Next Month.

IL seems now to be a well-assured fact
that the Shubrick will be launched about
Company has, 1t Is understood, finished
one Of the shafts necessary for the boat,
and has nearly completed the other two.
1t is the purpose of the Civic Carnival
Committee TO push their plans for cole
bratng the event, and TO prepare Tor
three days Of elaborate entertainment.
The German American Association de-
cided at its meeting Monday night TO
participate IN the trades parade, ana the
Gesangverein-Nirgin will meet tonight
when il Will probably decide to sing al
the launching.
The German-American Association al
its meeting also decided 10 hold their an
nual celebration OF German-Day al san
ger Hall on October 9th. Upon that DC,
casiou the celebration will be more quiei
than usual President Carl keuhrmu 9
viii speak. and other prominent Ger
mans will make addresses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-20
NEW ANTI-FAT REMEDY.
4 Singer Who Used to Trot Behind Il
East Tenn.
BalLlmOre AmerIcan)

tlbAlllnOfe Americana
Getting fat is the great dread OF all
women opera singers from the prima-
donna to the girl I'm the 'steenth row OF
the chorus" said "A veteran theatrical
manager to a New Orleans Times-Deno-
Graf reDorter. "Just why there should be
any connection between melody and en-
bonpOint / am unable 90 say, but the TACT
is undeniable. To put Il brutally, the
more they MARBLE the more inclined they
are to Waddlc and such catastrophe
takes all the romance out OF a role. No
woman can be truly poetic with a terrace
of chins and when a singer sees the IA
tai symptoms begin 10 appear she IS
willing 10 resort TO desperate measures 10
nip them i'm the bud. Calisthenics, Diet
ing practicing with clubs. Turkish baths,
and even straight-Out starvation are a
few OF the things that are generally
tried, but they are rarely successful.
one Of the few cases l ever knew IN
which a marked tendency 90 stout
ness was successfully controlled was
that of a very charming lady, who Is
still an ornament 10 the lyric stage. Some
years ago she suddenly took on flesh IN
an alarming fashion, and everybody pre-
dicted that her career was ended. Next
season. however. she was as sylph-like
as ever and exactly how she did IL has
never been told. The truth Is, her syS-
TEN was very simple. During summer
vacation. spent in the country. she mad
her husband drive o dOg-cart every Gay
along a quiet road. while she held to the
back Of the vehicle ana followed at a
run. That sustained her and kept her
from falling and. at the same time, COM
DaIlad her to take violent exercise. The
horse went at a gentle trot. which was
gradually increased as she became n bet
ter and better sprinter. or course. II was
very absurd. leaping along IN that man
nar and the country folks who saw her
Thought she was crazy, but the plan
worked Ike magic. and she cost all her
supernuous flesh, and at the same time
| improved I'm health-a remarkable ccmbl-
! oivino hcr away. especially as she IL very
! dignihed. but the scheme ought 10 DC
! known for the benefit Of ether sufferers.