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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-10
EMBALMED HAMBURGER.
The Pure Food Committee Brings out
Some startling Testimony.

CHICAGO. May 9.-I'reezine. preserya-
tine freeze 'em. Hpsallne ana l.hkton',
are things few people know or but ihat
they take these auulterations mo ihe.r
stomachs. was stated hy PROF 4. >
Mitchell analytical chemist of the Wis
cOnsiu Dairy and Food Commission -
the Senatorial Committee on pure tood
investigating to-day.
Prof Mitchell gave The committee some
important information Hf result, Sfha-
tor Miller has bad several manufacturers
subp0oncd and they Will De called on TO-
morrow probably t1 trIl ile tummiltee
something about these compounds. Inc
use Of antisepuCs Hs preeerFAtlNes, san
Prof Mitchell has become alarmiugly
great. They are used as C0llring ana I'd
stop the development of germs Ia daiff
products. also lu chopped ucAlr, uNth
oysters. hsh, hams and possibly e'l"''
beef
"Ths 'freeslne' ] have found 10 De- moth.
ing less than almost pure formaldahyde.
narrated the expert This ls "a cncmicdl
that acts dlsastrOusly on the tissues ~
the stomach. and ] can only surmise the
results when milk diluted win n u used
constantly bV a. family. where butter u
placed lu vafs niled with this stun the
porous commodity takes up no small
amount of thc liquid. with result tha'
can only Dee cOnJectured.
Tine Professor proceeded so tell of his
exuerimens with luid sold extensively
10 butchers ior toe purpose OF mahinh
their hamburger steaks ia.L Hho hest
up "A healthy appearance This liquid
contains % great percentage OF what Il
known as supnidc ol soda win "a COM
element of c0i0rlng matter he con.
tlnued "lt is styled an anusepiie' ana
iu certain respects DO ls lhi7 must De
horne IN mind however. that whore fer
uenfaIf0n and Wa .fo are arrested the
digestive properties are consequently de-
str0yed'
Dr. wiley the government expert. who
examined the aufiseDtic without going
ou ihe stand. said ne Identified n as
practically The same chemical which was
used during hlF experience mt a medical
college To- preserve cadavers, and was
now occasionally puf 20 service I'm disin-
fecting houses where smallpox patients
resided
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-10
GOMEZ WANTS STANDING ARMY,
The Cuban General Trying To Arrange
for . Good Job fOr Himself.

HAVANA, May 9.-General Maxine Co
meZ Is trying tO lciaudAe Rvh tt tpi -'il.'
eral Brooke that a oulah slaHrin6 a. a, ''.'
OF 1900 men is necessat! II!uI' r,sig5 sg
fl,a rroror Government ot tho isldnd. lii5
1Iovis he las presented in Writin-, Dul
Without eicitiug as yet amy reply.
The proposition .s not likely 20 receive
,,I,~h consideration at Headquarters,
,,-raro considerable surprise was otca
stoned by this magnificent project, M"l'.''
n adYpfcd. Gomez oluptiea' "1'lrN-'
would be placed under MS personal 'o'i-
y6e growing conviction that there Is no
need az rural guards. except IN tne Nildtr
rOrtlOns of the provinces OK 5dnlaSo el"
Puerto Principe, is c9nHiineu 20 w i.'-
,-.ari cations of captain Hickey. OF iht
Governor-Ge stan. who returned
Yesterday from "a tWO-th0uadnl trip
through the provinces east or havana,
which has occupied two months.
Captain Hickey, IN cdteiully written re-
n,rfs 10 General Brooke, asserts that,
t,f+b tie exception OF Few Ia Santiago
rroviuce, hs fCGnd no traces OF bandits.
-InIiUraI feeling IN the country as
trlCtF." he declared. 'is far less intense
than in Havana. where the mai ontenta
a~s Gathered Most Of the Cubans or The
rrovirces favor ultimate Independence,
i'm they are willing % have the Ameri-
cen military occupation continue for a
vear at least as they recognize that the
Island revenues are expended honestly
uurn hffterfnentr-
TIE rules 70 be followed in the payment
Of tho Cuban troops were published to-
day.
Thomas r. Dawley. proprietor OF The
Times OF Cuba. has been arrested and
locked up in a libel action brought against
him bv Charles Curwen, formerly book
keeppr IN his employ. whom hs had ac-
cused OF r0obing him.
Tr Davclev II necessary will edit his
paper from jail. but probably his friends
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-10

o,,o of the signers will call ii TO order
.-t snnounce tho name of the temporary
chairman. who win make speech. Inen
.o,,o ooe will move that q Committee
ou resolutions be appointed This body
,,.ui h, couposed of the able5t and braln-
ioat mon I'm the gathering. recess VII
ho ,si-on I'm order TO give the committee
,,r,o ia formulate It's report Al the
niprt seesion this report will be rereiy-
ia and discussed. Tho wOfk VII prob-
ahi, he concluded by midnight.
GEN. LEES ATTITUDE.
,r.bcro has been good deal published
concerning the attitude oi Gen. Lee
friros. toward this movement. some OF
,hcn have said they thought he was BAD
d., treafed ir being induced TO Withdrawn
iuef urior 10 The beginning OF TINS move
not II As stated by those VINO are In
..,.t.fon IN know. that Con. Lee has
hc.n lent miiy advised Of this move
,,cr,. mat Dee heartily endorses II and
...t hc has written that II he were rot
%, ,b. army he would be here as part
,,,,rt r i- further stated by one f-n-
Tln,,n that Lee knew IN advance Of his
,,itbdrawal that this movement would
rh,e makes tho situation all the more
,,.or,..fn. The people have been ask
i-,, Who VIII become the exponent " the
,,rinrinics that will be promulgated by
.ho meeting Leo may possibly yet Ice
,ornc n factor iu the dsht provided DE
Shall have gn oppori city to reiWn 10
virginia and make the ngni.
DIR. MARTINS CALLERS.
Senator Martin spent the day in his
,ooms Inn Murphys Many of the dele
,atos to the conference called upon him
eomo simply to pay their respects and TO
thank him for service he has rendered
tbon as a s.uator. Others assured him
of thcir hearty support in his race for
reelection.
Resolutions that will have no bearing
v.raioyor on the method OF electing or
nominating Senators viii he introduced,
and under the rules that probably WIN
l.. .d9ptcd they Will 60 10 the Committee
n, Resolutions without debate.
n IS said that more than ono person
has a resolution i'm his pocket 10 reafilfm
tba chicago platform and to endorse Mr..
M Brvan for rcnomination.
There was some talk in the hotel lohbies
NJ endorsing some person for Senator
The leaders oppose this. but some OF the
followers advocate II.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-10
DEWEY WILL ATTEND.
Accepts an Invitation 20 the G. y H.
incampmcnt if Ne CAM Come.


PHILADELPHIA. May 9-Admirll
Dewey has expressed hts intention of att
tondng the tHirty-third annual cncamp-
ment of the q. A. r.. in this city next
September II ne can possibly get away.
Ie viii boz the guest of Naval Post no.
40, and win De asked % preside over the
nasll veterans convention. which will
be held ln independence Han at that time.
The following cablegram has been PEE
co'ye, from Admiral Dewey ON the snb
ject.
''lf the oxigonciof of the service permit
YOU may confidently account ON my being
with you in the fan TO attend your con-
Vent0n. GEORGE DEWEY.
A committee OF O.. A. r. and naval
veterans conferred with Mayor Ashbridge
to-day. and will go 20 Washington on
Tuesday % arrange with Secretary Long
for a big naval demonstration during the
eneampment.
Iu anticipation or Admiral Dewey be
ine here arrangements are already under
consideration toward making his presence
q national event
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-10
ON THEIR MERITS.
Americans Undcrb'd English Firms ON
the Goktick Viaduci.

LONDON. May 9-Rcplyiug 20 ques-
tion in the House of Commons to-day
as to- whether the Indian government
bad given the order for tho G0kticN VIA
drct iu Burmah t0 am American firm. ani
why British manufacturers bad not been
asked 10 make tender. the Secretary of
state for India. Lord George Hamilton.
replied tha, the Indian government had
nothing 10 DO with the contract. lt was
givon. he slil. by the Burmah Railway
COMPANY which invited SIX English and
two American firms 20 make a tender
-Four of the former refused 10 bid. and
the most favorable English tender rcceiV-
ed. required three years for completion
of the work at cost of cliGoo. while
The best American tender proposed to
complete the work in one year 40 cost
Of CD125 Tho company had. under
those circumstances. accepted the tender
of the American comDany
Lord George Hamilton added that me
Indian railways ALWAYS gave preference
tn British manufacturers. but he was
sorry to say that this was not the ir-t
contract I'm which there was marNeu
difference in thc price and time or dei'N-
cry between British and American ten
doris
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-10

A Company Capitalized Whihc Will
Control Many Of the fgctOrfes.

NEW YORK. May 9.-The Havana
Commercial Company is now fully Or
ganizcd with capitalization Ot NNoeO. o.
90. ~ which $75oJ.0O0 is preferred and
Si3 500 0o0 is common stock. The officers
Of the company are IT, B. H0llns pres-
idout. Francisco Garcia. Vlce-pre- e-ldeut
and resilient director in Havana, tefdl-
nand Tllrsch managing director and Ford
Huntington. secretary and treasurer
The business of the company at present
is confined t0 the manufacture and eN-
port 0f Havana cigars and cigarettes and
Cuban lear tobacco.
n has acquired the following cigars fac
tories and brands. Pedro Murias. Manuel
Garcia Ia Fore De lnclan. "a Afrlcana,
hffnguedad Ia Noncedora. la tafo.ina
III SIboney. lcira gcttesl. Rosa Aromatic.
ElHar Y Niliar. Flor De Cuba ANA Flor
DE Muras
I'm addition 10 these the company viii
also acquire the business Ot Francisco
Garcia. Brother q Company. one or me
ullest and largest houses engaged IN me
Chase Of Ia Commercial Company was
completed to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-10
Many UnchrOuicIed Acts of Bravery
by Our BOYS at the Front.
CAPTAIN CiAYS FEARLESSNESS,
lie Brought New Honor 20 His Family
Name Lieutenant Gregg was An
other Hero without Fear.
hillcd by Sharpshootcr.
The Last Missing Steam
ar Recovered,


MANILA. Nay 9.-6.3j Z. M.-A recon-
noftarius partv from Major LaNton
..4 ,,d c.ti.b ,onsistcd of TWO
.,.......
companies oil lN' Nl'N'i''o'"
aud two companies OF the oregon ieb'-
ment. under command of Major Digg .cs,
.. ,f,,r..,.., REGIMENT advanced
'- .. .,.. ,,.,,sl
yesterday 'o punt i'''' ''''''
which is about twelve miles norm oil
r,.f,...-
.t. ,...,.,.,.... ,.,,. moi with d
mere ,'.' .'''''. ''',, ,,.,,,'.rrt. n.-
lo".' ..,l, ,I,ior Diseie, VA
hIhh
"ouH"'u' -. .rfrt, man
- 90 ,,,,,,sod fn the
M@l'l ..rf,..,t, .or.li.r Was also
Htt" 800" .,f...,t r.,
wounded. MAYOR bl5-''7 ''i" ,''V
together win 'eH 'Er..l' ''',,,', ,,'.,,. .,o .n.
brought Joy rIeti'i ti"'i '' 'A'''''' w.
dag. ,...
The Don jose t"e ia3l '' 'ii' N''
steamers uhNer '"e f'N9i ','" '''7 W.
M'-5 ...,..'.. ' - ,,,o ,.,,. ,.,s fonnd bv
the sunDoa. 'i.'i.'''' i- '''' ''
rye" ,,. eN>- r,p>>r-
,.-'.-.-' 80, .....' ,.,.,.s,,,ai
.. '...,,. ... ,.,,,.,or..,,. ia
l." t,., 1bu,n,.ir.s as
,,.,,,.,i,., f,,t tho cor
don't. i's,-, ma. haJ oonortunlty 20
l,...,,t,l. +baso Ie.de ~ daring I'm the
C-f,rt h.,,,,., ~ the thirl<ross of the
co,,-tr, penetrated
o..... 49,. a',t. ,..re also unheard OF
o., 49, .,ete- tbai- occurrence.
r,p,rAf>- Gay
o.,l .,t,,t,. Who has ,vou Illustrated tho
,,,,ii,,- 81 thc American IS Captain
g.,...,S. ,.,,,. - ~ so,enteenth fnfan-
'''' ...4' o.. a.. ,,,f,o ~ r-.vinq-
Is' "p'"'' ,'.s ,....., .,.,, 80 rro,r,. rlq,.
'',' NJ. ..,-t. .,.t .. bonor N the family
~. a.. 1..,h, ,,bo-. 51rirp tno hottest
l'.i .te s,,ti,oo Gold when his
.,'. ~ ling behind cover FOR n shelto-
gr,-, n shower of bullets. he marched
back and forth in front Of his company
as erect and cool as though on dress
r3rado nor would he yield % the ap-
raafs of tho men that he hnd shelter.
"The Captain never forgot for % second
that be was Clay one OF them ex'
plained.
N THE NECK.
When General Hale was assigned 70
a brigade in the Philippines he appointed
Carlain Clay 10 tine position OF adjuiant
ON the Grst day of MacArthur's advance
Captain Clay. riding erect as sl.,i' re-
coivel q bullet through me neck nc Jay
six hours in the ldnsif neioie i' ""'
discovered and as the wound was "a dam
garous one no best, his lllt was deelaiiel
of.
His only thought when he was brought
into the hospital was that his family
should Dee informed that DE- was nul
slightly injured. Tie is now. however,
wen on the road 10 complete recovefy.
LIEUT. GhEId.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-10
GEN. HENRY SAILS.
The Retiring Governor or Porto Rico
Started for Home Yesterday.

SAN JUAN. PORTO RICO, May 9-.Ma-
r.General Guy Y. Henry. the retiring
Governor General Of Porto Rico, LETT FOR
the United States to-day on board the
United states transport Mefnerson. HIS
denarti,re was attended with lively and
affecting demonstrations
Rrigadler-GenerM Davis, the new NH
tary Governor of the island, and his
entire stan We're present
The Mcpherson lott the hasbor amid
the booming OF guns. the women on shore
waving their handkerchiefs and. in not
Few cases, shedding tears OF genuine re-
gret.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-10
snfcIN Iuse Itsicn.

NEW YORK. MAY 9.-The Gatham
safety Fuse was tested by Major Heath.
of the Ordnance Department az sandy
Hook to-day
A l5-lnch smoOth-b0re Roman gun.
charged with i0O pounds OF smoke.ess
powder and filed with wet sand and q
case c0nrainlng 50 pounds OF guncOtton 70
which was attached Gatham fuse was
buried I'm eighteen feet OF sand ana eN-
ploded Dv means OF electricity The
gun was shattered, but portions OF the
guncotton were found unexplodet lne
officers believe the test was successil.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-10

TOLEDO. o.. May 9-Charlcs y. Has
kell. whom Attorncy-Gencral Monctto ac-
cused os being a party 10 Offering him =
bribe 90 drop the prosecution o, the stan
dard on Cases. said - the Associated
Press reporter to-day that ne absolutely
had nothing % do with Offering "A bribe
10 anyone TIE stated that be- was In no
way connected with the Standard OH
Company and does not know Mr No
uette or Charles B. Squire. his alleged
irina-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-10
WILL STAND TOGETHER.
American aud English Plans for aiDi
,ration are Identical.

WASHINGTON. May 9.-The United
States and Great Britain Will stand To-
rether in the advocacy OF me a9op,lon
nationai disputes by arbitration which
viii be presented 10 the Disarm.a,me mt
Cdnference al It's meeting in The Hague
ON the 10th of the present month
The American delegates, headed by Am
bqeeador White. are equipped with fair
~ well-digested plan for the execution OF
his long-cherished project VINE tne
british delegates are prepared win a
plan which is almost Identical with the
American project.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-10
RiCHM0NDERS ARRIVE,
They Reach Charleston All Right, Az
Ter an EniOyabIe Trip.

4 special received by The Times from
Charleston last night states mat tn-
Richm0nders who left here yesie Iua. l1.
Cbarleston had arrived and all were
having bic time The trip was made
wit-oIt any unpleasant incident ana was
They were joined at Rocky Mount ~.
g.. rv "a special delegation from 'N"1 ''''
To the Hnrninn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-10

COLUMBIA. s. a. May Pickpockets
are getting in their work On the way ~
the Charleston reunion. Captain Artnur
A. Spltzer formerly adjutanl- general ~
.ha limited Confederate Veterans was
a. this piqce robbed Of al his money.
and hls railway ticket to-day Another
loss is that ~ j.. A. Brown, OF this coun-
ty. of tlJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-10
WILL HONOR DEWEY.
To be the Recipient Of IN Unique A"-
foQraph Testimonial.

WASHINGTON, May .. - Admiral
Dewey, upon his return to the United
states. is TO be presented with monster
testimonial consisting of autograpn let-
ters from nearly every member OF fleal~
dcnt NfrKinlov's cabinet. Governors or
Statns and prominent United states SEN
ators. TN H., .ho 20
While Admiral Dewey VIII ne inc re-
ciufont of many hOnors on MS return
nome. this testimonial will be. the hrst
written evidence extended 10 MIN Of the
very widespread sentiment OF admiration
and gratitude on the part oi Americans
for the victor of Manila.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-10
Book Peouie Meet.

ATLANTA, GA, May s.-The first ses-
sion OF the American Library Associa-
ton which is holding It's annual conven-
ton here was an extremely busy one.
Many reports were read and much dis
cusslon INDUCED IN William G. Lane
president OF the Association and Libra
fian OF Harvard College, made the open
Ing address. Andrew Carnegie WAS
elected 60 honorary membership In the
Association In recognition Of his muni-
lcencs to educational institutions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-10
AsIllend Delegates

ASHLAND. VA. May Especial, At a
Town IAN tonight. the following dele
rates to the May Convention were re
iccfed. Professor a. q. Wiehtman,. Rev.
1. C'hostnut. Charles Stebbins, Charles
r,,net 1 A Addison. +. NJ. Fox. j. j..
saundcrr. ". s Brown. Thomas ii. Fox
'Delaeafcs were authorized to appoint
-ffrrontne
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-10

KEW YORK. May 9--At a meeting %
~. B0ard N Aldermen to-day an enthu-
eia.rie resolution calling Tor an ofiicial
,erontlon 10 Admiral Dewey upon his ar
rival In the c.ty WAS adopted unani-
mOusiy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-10
NiaierInoan's Post.

WASHINGTON. May 9.--Ahjor John A.
Y,,ean. ass!stan, adiUtani- general United
states Volunteers. now IN this CITY on
leave OF absence. has been ordered 20 Al.
lanta. Ca. for duty as adiutant- general
OF the Department ot the GulI-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-10

viii furnish Tho bail bond Of 500 without
delay.
tl RecOnccnirido to-day violently at-
tacks General BroOke's judicial nominees.
declaring that they are all docilo tool
of the military administration.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-10
\e,x pO>fmastcr-.

WASHINGTON. May 9.-rhe President
has appointed the following p1stm.asteFs'
Virginia-.Elacksbur VIM. Eissst;
North Carolina Plymouth. Mrs. Emily
". Pagan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-10
Hon. John Goode VIII Be
Temporary Chairman
MANY ALREADY HERE.
A Large Number Of Prominent PeO-
pie Arrived Yesterday.
The SIGNERS HAD A MEETING,

-Thcy Left the Matter OF the Plan 20
the Committee on Resolutions.
Gen. Lee said go Heartily Favor
This Movement Talk Of an
Effort BEING Made 10 Tn
dorse Candidate,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-10
WEATHER FORECAST.

Virginia. North Carolina ana . Son'n
Carolina Falr. Increasing cloudiness
Thursday. variable winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-10

The cOagsrsi0R will convene at aesn.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-10
HOTEL is A MARVEL,
Dazzling Ho stelry
Opens It's Doors
in Webster, \
A LOCAL WALOORF-ASTORIA.
Town is Proud Of Its Up
to-Date Caravan
Sery.

Webster, Nov. AT 8 o'clock this
afternoon the doors of the Maanexit,
John B. McQuaid's new hotel, facing
Main street and opening on School and
High streets, were thrown open to the
public, and cordial invitation from
its proprietor drew out a big majority
Of towns people to inspect the hosiery
that stands second to none in the
county. The hotel is fitted with bar
that is surpassed by only few this
side of Boston.
Mr.. McQuaid has spared no expense
in converting the former tenement
block into the hotel He has laid out
about 5000 in alternating the Interior
but from the exterior the change no.
ticed is slight. The place is finished in
quartered oak and mahogany The
office is finished in that material, and
is equipped with all the modern con-
veniences Eacn room is adorned with
various ornaments and supplied with
electric bells, hot and cold water. gas
and electricity. There are several pri-
waite bath rooms and two public ones.
On the third floor. is an elegantly
fitted up bridal chamber. A suite on
the second floor has been arranged for
a family. There is a private smoking
room on the second floor. Besides the
bar there are several apartments lead
ing from it. In one of them an electric
piano plays sweet melodies There is
also piano in the parlor for guests.
There are rs single and six double
rooms. There are 107 incandescent
lights and fifty gas.
The entire building, when thrown
open, was lighted from top to bottom,
and with the elegant decorations of
potted plants, ferns and mostly flow
ers, transformed the building into a
Veritable palace. Everything for the ac-
commodation of the guests is the best,
and the travelling men claim the place
is the best in point of elegance, COM
fort and accommodations in the county.
During the evening hours, an orches-
ira played in the main office The
floors in the office and bar are of stone.
The ceiling throughout the building is
of frescoed steel.
While Mr.. McQuaid is out of town,
the management of the big establish
ment will be left in the hands of Jas
F. Maher Michael McQuaid, brother
of the proprietor, is in charge of the
billiard and pool rooms. John Munich
is head bartender. John Mccormack is
porter The chef is a New York city
man Webster people can point with
pride to her new acquisition 1t is
credit to the town and its proprietor.
Arrangements FOR the bazaar under
the auspices of the d. l.. K. band is
on the hustle The affair will take
place in Music hall Nov. Is to 25. The
season ticket prizes are lady's or gents
gold watch, So in electric car tickets,
and parlor lamp.
The Pulaski cornet band will hold
their bazaar in Music hall commence
ing Jan % and continuing week
William II, Collins, one of the strik-
ers at the Bates shoe factory, has re-
turned to his home in Milford. Will
liam Reilly will leave soon for Ma
tick, his birthplace.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-10
No EFFECT WITHOUT A CAUSE.

No EFFECT WITHOUT A CAUSE.
This is true, yet for many
ages no one could account for
the mysterious and excruciating
pains that, seemingly without
sufficient cause, tortured the
hapless sufferer, and oftentimes
twisted his limbs out of all
semblance to humanity.
Science, however, has at
length solved this problem, and
has proclaimed that rheumatism,
in all its varied phases, is due to
uric acid in the blood.
Hence, when one is afflicted
with rheumatism he knows there
is too much acid in his blood.
How does this happen. 1t
must be the blood's purifiers,
the liver, and especially the
kidneys, are out of order and do
not properly perform their
functions.
But how can they be restored
to their normal healthy state?
Hundreds of thousands of CRATE
full, and now healthy, people will
endorse the answer:
Use Warmers Safe Cure, which
will check an excess of acid,
dissolve the acid deposit, and
produce a normal and healthy
condition of the kidneys and
liver, and then, the cause being
removed, the rheumatism will
quickly disappear.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-10
OLD FOLKS CONCERT.
Sutton Enjoys Well Rendered Church
Entertainment.

Sutton, Nov 9.-The Ladies Social
and Benevolent Society of the First
Congregational church gave a farmers
supper and old folks concert in their
parlors last night. The church choir
of fifteen years ago furnished the mu-
sic and was received with much enthu-
siasm The following program was
well rendered. Song, I'm very fond of
a social song" and Harvest lay" by
the choir; reading, 'Lochinvar," Rev. j.
c. Hall; song, Cousin Jedediah" H.
s. Stockwell and chorus; song, ode on
science" Mrs. Howard and chorus; read
ing, Memories of the old kitchen, :"
Miss S NJ Mills; song, Battle hymn
of the republic" choir; reading, 1.-THE
oil tunes" j. W. Stockwell; song, old
folks at home" choir; dialogue, Fire
at Nolan's," Mrs. e. D. King and f. s.
Smith; song, "Bartimeus," chorus.