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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-02-01

THE courtmartial has found Com.
missary-General Egan guilty of calling
General Miles many sorts of a liar
Whether Miles was or wasn't Will new
err be known.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-02-01

ONE of the West Virginia candidates
for the senate was Mr.. Fast. His
speed was all in his name.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-02-01

MANY of the Georgia towns are in
terestlng themselves in manufacturing
enterprises. Dawson would do we'll tc
reach out more on this line.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-02-01

AND now the newspapers have made
a heroine of Hobson's sister. She held
tight reins over fiery horse, like any
sensible woman would have done.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-02-01

A FoRLoRN hope, according to the
Chattooga News, is farmer planting
cotton with the hope that other farm
ers won't.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-02-01

state to establish dispensaries when
favored by majority of the people.
Several dispensaries have already been
! established in the state.
WHETHER intended as a lick at any,
body or not, Judge Gober's remarks to
the Cobb county grand jury we're terse
and timely. In the expenditure of
| public money there is too little thought
/ of the fellows who furnish the money.
VIM. Almond, a Worth county citi-
zen who is over seventy years old, was
recently married 30 a young lady of
that community. There must be a
scarcity of men in that neighborhcod,
or an overproduction of the fair sex.
THE Savannah News advocates the
execution of all criminals condemned
to death in the state penitentiary,
where they win be away from all local
influences and sentimentalism The
idea is not bad one.
ATLANTA has doctor who has been
annoying little girls with his atten-
tions ard trying TO marry twelve.
year old, child. Such chap would
make fine ornament for the end of
rope.
GOVERNOR GAMBLER is working his
tin colonies. Sixteen of them have been
appointed upon the delegation to at
tend the military convention which
will soon assemble at Tampa,
THE courtmartial has found Com
missary-General Egan guilty of calling
General Miles many sorts of a liar.
Whether Miles was or wasn't Will new
err be known.
AND now the newspapers have made
heroine of HobsOn's sister. She held
tight reins over fiery horse, like any
sensible woman would have done.
MANY of the Georgia towns are in>
terestIng themselves in manufacturing
enterprises. Dawson would do we'll to
reach out more on this line.
A FORLORN hope, according to the
ChattOoga News, is farmer planting
cotton with the hope that other farm
ers won't.
ONE of the West Virginia candidates
for the senate was Mr.. Fast. His
speed was all in his name.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-05
DEATHS.

EAsTHAN-Dled. IN Baltimore. Aid.
August Q. 1883. SADIE =, wife % Henry
= Eastman. and daughter of the late
John c. Stanard.
Funeral services az c O'Clock =. ~. AU-
GUST 4th. from %. north Monroe street,
Richmond. Va
LEYf.-Dicn. sunusy. SEPTEMBER "a. az
Huntington, ". Va, JOSEPH LEVY,
formerly Of this city.
Funeral vii take place on WEDSES-
DAS. me Yrn instant at b n. ~ 81 the
Moriuary chapel Of the Hebrew Gene
terry. Frien1s ana acquaintaoces are ia
vited 70 attend.
MCAIV EY.- Died. a. 9 4. A.. Tuesday,
August =. lsas. an TIE residence Of Mr.. X
G.. oliver. AZ oliver Hanover county. Va.
Mr. JOHN MCAULEY. formerly o. Rich
mond. Va. In the 7eth scar o. his age.
Funeral took place august SNh from
Pork Protestant Episcopal church. and
the remains were Inferred IA the church.
yard theirs. % await the summons from
on high.
HIPPoN.-Died. az the residence Of his
parents. No 30 south Laurel street. &C
N1S p NJ. Monday. September 4, lisa.
JAMES ROY. youngest child OF n J. ard
Katie A. Rippon. aged Il months and &c
days.
Funeral VIII take place from sacred
Heart church AZ o'clock p NJ. TO-DAY.
Friends q the family invited 70 attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-05
MAIN-sTREET VAUDEVILLE.
The Bill nj That Park Makes a Biz
Hit

The bill az the Main-street Park vaude-
vile last night exceeded in excellence and
variety Of comedy that Of last week. and
scored even q bigger hit
The pavilion was packed with the se-
conc o. the largest crowd ~ che season.
and one that heartily enjoyed what they
saw and heard.
IL Us ont IT the question 20 say just
which act went the best as every one
was euc0red more than once. and was
seemingly nit. De Forest and Boyd,
however closed tbe btu with a Darky-
town comedy that is the richest IN VII
and active fun seen this season. Every
minute OF their stay upon the stage
brought a laugh. and the act closed in a
hurrah % applause. Hanley and Jarvis
have a splendid act q cr0ss-fre talk and
a bunch IF PAROLES that have mifth ID
every line while Ralph Post and Essle
clinton made the crowd howl with laugh
ter az the novelty and comedy q their
sketch.
Miss salle stemble. a pretty woman
with @ splendid soprano voice. that is
true in tone and delightful 20 hear. made
herself a fav0rite. she sang for the first
tine I'D this city Away" the latest song
hit.
Lester and Stevens gave a pleasing
round Of scr0bauc comedy. interspers ID
with some clever eccenrique dancing. and
were honestly enc0red. They WI be seen
every night this week with matinee on
saturday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-05
PICKETT CAMP MEETING.
These Gallant Veterans Have Their
Usually Interesting Gathering.

Pickett Camp held its usual meeting
last night Frst-Leutenaut-Commander
jane j.. Redwood presided. and Chap
lain Winston led in prayer.
on motion ~ C0mrlfe stratton the ad-
jutant was directed 20 communicate 10
Commander Bass the symr1 thy Of the
camp in his af1iction He .oe- his venef-
able mother few days since.
A Communication from vs.. ". Rider
was read by 1ir Newell. % Phil Kearuy
Post. stating that q party Of Grand Army
~ the Rerubic men from New York
would VISIT Richmond on the tn instant.
and would DE- e ad 20 meet with veterans
u both armies az the Chesapeake and
Ohio depot 90 $3.50 p. II. The commander
requested an who could % be present ~
the time indicated.
Colonel L0ehr read an invitation from
The Washington Artil cry Camp. No l5.
T. O. r.. Of New orleans. 90 The PIE
eerration az an S-inch Co'umhiad. used by
sloccm's Battery during the siege q
Spanish Fort. M0tle bay. in ISIS. The day
selected is September ls-h. az p. II.
CAPTAIN Lamb being present made an
Interesting address, after which the camp
adjourned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-05
s.xorIFIcATloN IN BUCKINGHAM.
Preaching OF the Doctrine Has Ex-
cited Waus-personaI and Political.


BUCKINGHAM COURTHOUSE. VA,
September Especially Mr.. a. L. Barnes
and Miss Lizzie Eidridge were married In
the Presbyterian church az this place on
Saturday morning. and left Cor their fu-
ture home. ln Philadelphia. Pa, where
M Barres has secured n lucrative posi-
ton 1Ir Barnes is said 20 be a good
businessman. and Miss Eldrdge comes
g one of the Oldest and most aristocratic
families IN the county. The best wishes
OF their many friends attend the couple
BIZ. joel n Norman was buried from
his late residence or yesterday. lie was
one Of the most prominent citizens q the
county O. staunch Democrat. and gal
lant ex-Corfederate soldier
CRAZED or TIE SUBJECT OF RElI-
GioN.
There has been q protracted meeting In
progress al Bethel church. in TINS couh-
~. The people have been wonderfully
wrought NO on the subject ~ sancuhcn-
ton. 60 much 20. in fact that some on
their minds are Impaired. one o. our
most prominent farmers was brought
here and lodged in jal to-day. bis mind
completely gone from thinking % BE- sara
TOO much on the subject % religion. sew
eral more are said 20 be- I'm CAD state
as q result 90 the preaching they have
heard on this doctrine of sancii-eation-
Mr.. J. W Hedditch has withdra~n rom
the FIGHT for The nomination Tor the
House. and this practically leaves ol.s
Judge HAN and Hon. p. ". Hubara an
the Geld. Both n them are Martin me-.
THE convention meets on the nth az TINS
place. -.
The heavy rain-storm o. last SATURDAY
nigh, cid considerable damage % crops
ON The slreaI.s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-05
The Promotion Of Mr.. barker.

The Rome lGa3 Tribune in comment
ing upon the promotion Of Mr.. p. s. Bark
er. chief clerk in the freight Office % the
Southern railway IN that city. 20 the po-
sition OF soliciting freight agent with
hoadauarters 10 Richmond. says.
''The position is one OF lhe most re-
sp0usIble and lucrative in the South. i
was given Mr. Barker Withou solcifa-
tiOn over the applications Of twenty-0dd
experienced. capable men. l. vas simply
q just recognition u merit reinforced by
e mEnly. strong character. For over
score q years Nr. Barker has been
tower u strength % tha young manhood
Or Rome. His influence and hls energies,
and his time have always been devoted
O. principles that so 10 make Up life IN
lis noblest relations
NJ Barker has done the musical and
literary world IN F0r1f IN lncalculable
service. and everybody IN this city j. his
debtor His lab0rs On behalf ~ educa-
ton were untirlng. But a. constant and
Jealous as his work Ga these fields has
been. his most pronounced energies were
exerfed n religious causes Mr. Barker
goes 20 Richmond with the goodwill %
countless friends In Rome who reluctant
~ part with him. They will watch his
career with both pride and pleasure, for
be is Rone's adopted son-"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-05
FACILITATING HIRAM STEEL.
lie Vibrntes between the Central
Asylum and the PeafteutiHry.

lie Vibrntes between the Central
Asylum and the PenftentiHry.
An officer o. the Central Lunatic Asy-
Jun came 10 Richmond yesterday and
took with him % Petersburg Hiram steel
a negro heretofore confined az the peui-
Tertiary. steel was sent 20 the peniten-
tiary several months ago % serve a term
for murder. He showed symptoms % En-
sanity shortly after MS incarceration,
and upon an examination in the Circuit
Court OF Richmond De was adiIdged iu-
sane lie was carried 10 the asylum but
shortly afterwards was returned 90 The
penitertiary as cured. 10 sooner had hs
reached tie penitcutiary. however than
be became again violently insane. nul
his case was again passed upon ly the
circuit Court. and again was he ordered
20 b. sent 90 the asylum.
Tor some weeks be has been e- the
penitertiary awaiting officers from the
asylum Steel had been IN the asylum
several times before his conviction o.
murder. and had served part a term
in the peuitentiary on another charge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-05
IorL rroMAs NoonMAN DEAD.
WeiI-Known Citizen of DuckinEhaHi
Passes Away.

Passes Away.
NEW STORE. BUCKINGHAM COUN-
TY. Va. September A--(Spocial Joel
Thomas Norman. one 0f the bost-EnoWn
citizens OF this county. died az his home.
near Buckingham Courth0ufe, last Fri
day. ana was buried az Fair Oaks. the
home OF william C.. Trent Esl yesteI-
day. Although De had been in bad health
for some time, bis death was wholly IN
expected.
bIr. Norman was one Of our most pop
uiar and influential citizens. and had a
great many friends al over the State who
admired him for his many excellent quail
ties Of mind and heart. He served through
the gar ia a Campbell cavalry company,
and made a brilliant record as soldier.
Re LEFT a widow. three sons. old daugh-
ter.
District rneetinrs viii Re held through
out the county saturday. September FIN,
70 elect delegates 20 the convention whicn
will meet al the courthouse on tho uth
"a nominate candidate for the Legisia-
ture from buckingham and Cumberland.
Although there viii probably be several
names before the convention, the incl-
cations are that Hon. Edmund ". HUI
bard. our Commonwealth Attorney viii
be the nominee.
The Farmvlle Telephone Company viii
az an early date extend its line from
Tarrnville 20 Bucklngha mCourthouse -
way u sheppard's new store and Anoef-
sonvue. This line IS much needed. ana
VIII doubtless be patroulzed ~ our eiti-
gems.
Professer william Ellis. formerly su-
r,erintendent % Schools for this. county.
now OF Blrrnfngham. Ala, is visiting fela-
tives 81 the county.
Or. Louis =. Jones. who Is undergoing
medical treatment at the Virginia Hos
pitaL In your city. Is improving. Mr. !
u. Jones. who accompanied him 10 Rich
nona has returned home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-05
OPERA At AUDITORIUM.
Chimes Of Normandy Wei Rendered
ur Hrond-Street Park.

-ne Chimes % NORMANDY" one of the
CD operas that 81 always popular here
vas sung at two Performance az the
Auditorium yesterday. ana the audience
g.. each was large. and certainly apIrecla-
.t..
Ile orea nizauon. Tor SIS size. does
-e elective work Ncuutioy Walker.
vii. .s weil-kuown Richmond boy has
t comedy roles and i- as amusing as
Er Warwick Garror sang Henri.
-.s 81 CorucT.ue. ny. Charles y.
Jean Grenechcux. Mr. Gilbert
Cation. Gaspard. Mr. M1urtloy walker.
lUd. Miss Josephine Kirkwool,
So cite. Miss Cariotta Gilman. Ger
and Miss Minnie Murray Matte.
Chimes o. Normandy VIII De
rain tonight. and "The Mascotte'
He sung tomorrow. matinee and
tt and. Thursday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-05
THERE WAS No ELECTION.
Company d stiu Lacks Second
Tfeurcunnt-rIilftar Notes.

II
IfeutcuHnt-Wilitar Notes.
Company rhe Walker Lsht Guard
net last nirht for The purpose n hlhns
he position o. second Lieutenant but an
.e-rou was not held owing 90 the Jack
gu r-u Az afte urt wiz be mlle
. BOLD l- election NCncay night
at -t- meeting ~ The company last
-.t ia l-v--atI1r was reec requesting
-.. company 10 attend the s-sQui-centen-
4r A.er1rlria. The company VIII ai-
-.e- certainly do So. provided orEaniza-
Elected T. seems very llmcult
t quorum ~ the members present
r-r WARM weather This il true % al
.. r.uies IL IS thought there VIII
lr.cu.ty ln getting the reor-
rulal.es lu Eoea CONDITION when
a-rr-r sets il.
--r ~ the virginia volunteers
..t rtehr De- thought There was
-r-r- fcr The military ~ The
o.. -.-u for some time lie thought
.au regiment would boz formed
r-xt six months Military
r.. -ls new regiment 90 be GALE
- -- 81 thought by some. how
even uI be numbered the Lrst
- tart lie Masuricr has not
f.- Resolved orders % report for duty
r--h-rl Regiment o. which
appointed None ~ the VIZ
- have yet received orders.
t Lieutenant Harcwick
CHOSEN captain ~ Company =, 10
Captain Masurier
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-05
ur stifh in Fortunes smiles.

Mr. J :. stith. q This city. employed
at the ChatsWQrth dairy seems about O.
10 smiled upon by fortune
some lime ago he was ln Petersburg
examining some PAYERS left ~ charge n
al attorney by RS father. he was sur
rri-el 10 ma that . great deal Of valuable
propeftv had been left b. his greats M,
Ms Harvey (nce HoneycutD, who ciel
irfesfate IN SOUTHAMPTON 5usf before me
var. For some reason IN property had
never been claimed. so he Immediately
secured the services Of lawyer 20 look
into The matter
Nr. Suth saws. according 20 the papers.
the estate comprises 60e1 acres OF good
river land IN Southampton county.
About 900 acres has beer soid. he says
Ia addition 20 THIS are three lots on
Svcarnore street. Petersburg. Oh which
stand good sfCrfhOus =
Nr. Sir Is not the only heir. but De
saws his immediate family are the only
direct descendants Of Mrs. Harvey. His
brothers and half brothers and sisters are
j. : S.ith. Of Richmond: ". A and
n Stifh. OF Petersburg. Il A Stith. Il
Laurel: / =. Stith. Of Newport News;
Needham and Robert Stith ~ Lunen-
burg. Mrs LIZZIE Il Hale and Mrs. Anne
Kirkland, Of Brunswick county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-05
SURGEON OF PEARY EXPEDITION.
DIR. r. y. vincent, Now In Charge OF
the Kelley Institute. Detroit.
SEE BELOW.

Dr. Vincent lately obtained such yalua-
Die personal aid from the famous Grape
Nuts food that - has been kind enough
10 volunteer the following Information.
In recommending your Grape-Nuts
food I speak from personal experience
when suffering from q tedious attack OF
5aun6ice which was the result o. nervous
dyspepsia brought on by overNork au1
close confnsInent- Your preparation was
~ such infinite value in my own Illness
that when IN charge % one OF the
ls-gev, Kelley Institutes In The United
states | introduce The food on the table
as a regular article % diet
We receive many patients who for DAYS
have been unable 20 retain food n TIE
stomach. and have the first one 70 treat
who could not retain the food. On the
contrary. patients Invariably md Grape
Nuts nO1rishing and palatable-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-05
PARTIAL LIST OF REMEDIES.

SOVEREIGN RHEI EtIlsA 81 III ~
Rheumausm. aching Muscles. sore
ness. s-r Joints. 1900
SOVFHEIcN COUGH AM 800
CURE for pulmonary ColsAs' 9ion-
rr.r.s Irritation ot Lungs.
Igs--1sa o.r4nged stomach. Ildl-
cst.l-
SOVEREIGN LIVER CURE, for Torpid
500 and enrorsel Liver and spleen
SOVEREIGN KIDNEY CURE. for o.s-
c--ere5 Kllrtys. Bladder. Pains m
-re Eack Urinary Distress
SOVEREIGN BLOOD CURE cle-1ses the
blood no its impurities. tairts. etc.
EEEIsN NERVE CURE. for Ner-
Exhaustion and General Debility.
-.-HETGN HEART CURE. Tor week
Heart action. Faiutue-s. FEAR,
.--rrs Press lre
ZION CATAERH CURE for ca
--. sore Tlroat Colds Inhueuza.
>.- IGN 1NHAfLNG POWDER. for
Il-a4ts. Gods influenza, Ca
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-05

rnent az the next regular meeting Of tie
board.
T6e resignation q p. 2. Eerns. sub
-fi-ute in Truck Company no = was
re eived and accepted.
after transacting much routine busi-
ness and eupr0ving bills fCr August. the
board adjourned ~ 1870 O'Clock T.. ID.
In future the meeting Wnl b. held az 8
O'Clock p. u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-05

The trustees % Rand0.ph-Aiacon Col
.ter VIII meet to-day al noon ~ the
Centenary Methodist church 10 elsc- a
president ~ that Institution. Few Of ne
onf-af-t0Nn members had coms in last
r.Etl They vii Be- coming IN hy every
trair this morning. EYerg body seems 20
expect Dr W y Siarrs election 80 This
position bat n Is impossible 70 tel What
lsmes MI be presented.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-05
REV. A. C. BROwx IMPROVING.
RaSdOIph-NaeOn May Not Have q
President mt, All.

ASHLAND. VA. September 4--gSse-
cial.) REV A. G.. Brown continues 10 TN
prove daily. His condition IS much more
favorable He r. considerably stronger
ana brighter to-day than he has been fer
some weeks.
IL is reported here tonight upon excel
lfrt authority that Randolph COLI
lee VIII not have president this session.
and that one % the faculty win be MADE
chairman. This IL the scheme that VIII
De- worked through the board meeting to-
morrow who viii be selected remains
On BE- seen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-05
CoIoRED PEOPLE N ARMS.
They Protest Vigorously Against
Chasing the Cemeteries.

Closing the Cemeteries.
The Third-Street Methodist church fcol-
ore1l was nled % srnoca-ion almos, last
night at ar indignation meeting. held on
account u the injunction granted forbid
ding any more bodies 20 be buried On the
cemeteries on Barton Heights. Brethren
Bass Hays and others spoke passion
a-elv and y0ciferously on The subject, but
there was 50 much talking that no one
could De heard ten feet away. The sense
4 the meeting seemed 90 De- that wnle
some had buried 700 many bodies n their
sections much uuoccup.el space yet I--
mains.
The cemetery owners are IN Qredica-
u-r-. They say fhat ~ any one dies now
they win have to bury him anywhere they
can. Ther- was no disorder howev --.
and 10 bad feeling. Y was decided finally
70 gel au who owned SECTIONS in these
cemeteries o. syn petitions DO ask the
count to dissolve fhe injunction
LAWYER Giles Jackson was one 81 the
moving spirits ~ the meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-05

He expects TO be assisted by .out-of-town
ministers.
The Gospel Hymn Books. Nos. ! 20 9,
inclusive, viii be used az Clopton-Sireet
Baptist sunday school Ia the future. This
was decided on by the choristtr Sunday.
aftcr consulting with several ~ the OF
ncers and teachers.
pfr 7 3 sims. ar old Manchester boy.
row located in Philadelphia, was IN the
city Yesterday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-05
r,-e Commissioner in session.

a regular meeting Of the Board n Fire
Corrr7is-i1r.ers was held last night at $50
O'Clock in the cry Han. with fun at
Tendance.
q. 2 Points lieutenant in Engine Com
pary No e. tsuderei DIS resignation,
which was accepted. an1 The vlcan 3 VII
D. fred from me ranks Of the depart
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-05

hen q nan :
faculties are
bound about
by cords Of
disease be
feels only
By as0Tt Of
natural IN
Efinr til e
danger that
IS coming
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-05
The Dread Of Death.

A nan bound hand and
foo; upon a railway
track can see The zp-
preaching danger with
his open eyes and re-
IL l.n-.. -,-a-.--l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-05
Sovereign Remedies are positive cures.
seyWtilR Remedies are ROt alCOhOlG
sovereign Remedies are not hORGo-
pslhiG
S'ysFsisg Remedies OaCs tTitd, always
used.
Ss7Hsisl Rtms,iss sppsll to yOUI ID
ttlilsSlCe.
sovereign Remedies are always tllaOls.
S,THagn Remedies ths true aElly
lTlsId,

Every vcrlod SCI modern his'oil l-s ..
... .ttrre-fa0 mine disease 90 Maf-
IS u vc have On lti ore pu.iie S--'''li-
.. tfat ls crecrfrc 3D. olr mi4t- an1- 10
.- shame u has arisen VITA nlr Know
.rc and srrr.4 lts ioois- t--iih- 20
lack &C energy. This carsc, Which
.rs deep into every class. rs alco-
.~ A famous doctor lHicafaiD points
.r bus er.at study of alcoholism shat
r..hIr dangerous. for 90 not only
inns tha humen being. bat aiso what
r.r.. harms DIS or her oes .cndauts.
- course thrse who use alcohol ga
-rrlcINAL or OTHER FORMS. may
r ttat THEY ARE FREE To Do
VIA. fr.v rlcasc-even 90 shorten their
.r lYrs-tut can they consider them
.- tr.e CO. make miserable wrecks ~
...- children. conlemrinc them from
fcg birth Co BE- objects 90 coz
-.t not az pity. al Tor thc sake ot
low pa--iaut
stor and think. and remember
.cohcasm Is @ physical poison. an
ucl poison. moral poison. SOC
r0Is.u. and menace to the future
lg CO the human race.
SOVEREIGN REMEDIES are
..ateel absolutely free from alco-
and mineral Substances. They are
...hED IN WOOD 90 cld she 90.
.,y Cf fragments ~ glass passing llio
.. stomach aCcitrrfC. s..