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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-11

QUEBEC, Feb. 1o.-The metropolitan,
or presiding prelatc of the Canadian
branch of the Church of England, has
appointed tomorrow las day of special
supplications for the happy ending of
the South African MAJ The day will
be so observed all over the Dominion of
Canada While those supplications arc
being offered. there is much doubt as to
whether they should be OF Thanksgiving
or in i,enitential sorrow and distress over
q loer chastiscEent and victory.
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Drunrncrs Parade.

ST. PAUL. Feb. 1c.-T7le drummers OF
Minnesota have been given a place of
honor in eo-days mid-winter carnival
programme. Over SEQ travelling men from
al, parts of the State will parade. In
the evening they will have a meeting
and q dinner.
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He (the man on the steepe) does not
takes his meals up there. He comes
down for dinner and supper. and gets
Arraal1fast before he goes uI, His name IS
Peter "A. Morton, of No. $40 Jessemine
which has not been painted since 1885,
by stony" Tyler, of Nn. ALL north Thir-
tv-ttrd street. Rostf ti1uie men have iiv-
ed in Richmond many years and in their
the city churches. These men divide the
work. each staying up about two hours.
as the strain, they say, is too great up
on any one man to stay longer.
This steeple is next to the highest in
The city. that OF st. Fnul:s being only
about three feet nearer the we.kin.
Mr.. Morton was seen last Friday af-
ternoon just before going to the top. He
IS a man about 90 years old and weighs
$50 pounds.
Ny. Morton said this thing Of painting
church steeples is not so hard, if you
know how. and have got Z good steady
nerve. The, most dangerous part of the
thing is getting your ropes fastened and
fixed. After that there amt SO much
danger, unless something breaks. In
putting our rope UP we had to so up
inside the steeple until within about 81
feet of the point and then get on the
outside, through small door. From this
door on up to the top stony nailed a
sort OF a chicken ladder, and climbed up
where he faeHret, tie tou ,puilev q
now all we have to do is to get in the
chair and be pulled up.
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wavs located in the head You may
have ca.arrh of the lungs, or staInach,
or liver. or kidneys. and especially YOU
NAV have cotarrt1 of the pe.yic organs.
The Doctor went on to say: Il have
beer preaching this doctrine for the iase
forty years. but there are vast muisi-
rude of women who have never heard IL
vet. Catarrh may attack any organ nr
the body. Women are especially naoie
to catarrf CT the pelvic organs. Lhese
arc ono hundred cases of ca:arrn nf the
pe;yfc organs to one of catarrn Of the
head. Most people think. because they
have not e-1tarrh OF Sac head they have
not catarrh at all. This is great mis-
take. and is the cause of many CAGES of
ssiel.uess and Geath.
"EIealth and ssa;.tv'' sent free 20 wo-
nler only, by the Peruna Medicine Co..
Columbus, Ohio.
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lie was asked about the view.
He sad: We'll, you can tel more aoali
-Eai- by going UP yourself. You just get If
that chair and while we are resting we'll
pull YOU up But having further busi-
ness here below and having seen sew
eral very nice views. the excursion was
deemed, and AIorton's word was taken
for the view. which he said was far
reaching. The whole OF the city lies be-
fore him like a map. and the surround
ing country as far as the eye can reach.
The cold wave that was predicted for
Thursday did not strike Richmond until
Friday about noon. and the man on the
steeple being in close consultation with
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Castellane, tonight. It was reported that
trey l,st Parts Under 4 cloud ard that
there was trouble ahead. This reception
seals the tongues OK gossip as to family
diSserstons.
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I,ast,nassp1.'s jewel.

BOYKINS, VA, Feb. 9-Special.-At 4
meeting Of Newsorns Lodge. A. f. and ~.
NJ, past mrster's jewel was present
ed to District Deputy Grand Master
James e. Sebrel. of Court!ana. Rev. T.
O.. Edwards made the presentation au-.
dseSS.
The people of Boyl,ins gave their Pas
tor. Rev. r. O.. Edwards, a pound party
recently.
Mr.. G. r. Bradshaw was married re-
Gently and with his wife will live here.
The foolish inhabitants of Munich, who
fought like nlaniacs against Wagnec's
and King Ludwig's plan of building the
theatre in Munich, have had occasion tc
bitterly regret their stupidity, which has
diverted millions of dollars from their
city to Bayrenth. They are now trying,
somewhat late in the day. to repair
damages by building a thea ire in Whie'
all of WaGner's architectural. optical an
acoustic IDEAS are to be embodied II
ayowed object Of the new theatre is -
give model performances OF operas, chic
~ zWagner's. Only sixty performance
sasyear are to take place, and D 1t is exs
pected that the house may bezopened In
1901 with "Die Observation-Disclosures York
Post. sstg, ),
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the weather cock. was the first to know
it had arrived.
me breeze which was stiff one.
caught the chair and took it q turn or
SO around the steeple, which was sutfi-
cient evidence thai tbs Weather WIS net
favorable.
The painting of the spire VIII cost over
$500, provided there are no funeral ex-
penses. and over 50 gallons Of paint will
be used.
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Brooklyn Sails.

HONG KONG. Feb. lo.-The flagship
Brooklyn. which has been in the dock
here sailed to-day with Admiral Watson
aboard.
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a Bad Weanon.

An old colored man named Juhn
Duncan. was arrested yesterday
morning and conveyed to the Second Po-
.iee Station en- q charge Of assaulting.
with intent to KILL e. D. Brown, also
colored The weapon Used was q short
swo:d-cGns.
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Tho CastciIancs.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1o.--Mr. and Mrs.
George Gould have arranged dinner
and musicale for Count and Countess
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS WEEK.
Academy-Monday, "A Texas Steer
Tuesday, Willie Collier in MIR. Smooth
Thursday, Faust"
Bijou-High-class Vaudeville all week.
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"a TEXAS STEER.


Chas. II. Hoyt has ever welded keen
but kindly pen i'll satirizing the fads of
everyday life, but in none of them has
he been happier than in the satire on
politics. "A Texas Steer" which comes
TO the Academy tomorrow night
In this comedy, from the tuneful en-
trance of the plantation darkies, as they
come singing through the Texas chap
paral TO the final exit of the committee
down the back stairs, and out through
the alley where they dump the garbage
from the Arlington Hotel-dtchen. in
Washington, one laughable situation fol-
lows another, and each stroke of wit
becomes wittier and interest in the Tor
tunes of the Brander family never lin
gers nor flags for a moment, while the
frailtieS of our system of politics are
held up to view in a most humorous
manner. Mr. Hoyt has interviewer into
"a Texas Steer pretty love story with
ont allowing mawkiennetss to lntrude
among the laughs, while tear-starunS
pathos has also found place
The company that will present Mr.
Hoyts most successful comedy on this
occasion is one of the best that has ever
been seen in it and the engagement prom
Uses to be the laughing event of the sea-
son.
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DIDN'T WANT TO JUMP.

He was asked if he ever felt like jump
ing from 30 great a height. to which h
answered.: We'll no: rot bad crouch
do it. The best plan when up there S
not to look down much, but to keep a
your work and you forget where 70
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ma. once said, in 4 lecture to women: ~ /,
great number of women consul, re every
year. often have occasion to say to
these patients: II fear you have eatarrh,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-11

Sembricfl will be the principal soloist
at the Cincinnati Music Festival.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-11

Mrs. T. Pelton. So ST. Anthony avenue,
ST. Paul, Mimi. writes: .'Peruna has
done wonders for me- 1t has cured my
headache and paIpitntion of the heart:
has built up my whole system cneer-
fully recommend Peruna to ali sufferers
afflicted with cntarrh. My mother Is never
without Peruna. When one Is tired and
generally out of sorts, If Peruna is taken
It Immediately removes that tirea feel
ing
Peruna cures catacrh by removing tie
cause. infiamsd mucous membranes.
Dr. Hartman, the corapouuGer of Peru
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madam They will
generally reply.
oh. no, I never
had catarrh. My
nose Is perfectly
clear. and ny
breath is not bad.
l am not troubled
with coughing or
splitting, or any
ether Gisagreeabie
symptoms OF ca
tarrn.' But, M
dear madam. yor
may have caita-rh
al the same. Ca
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-11
"FAUST.

A cardinal point in the coming pro-
duction of Faust" which will be given
at the Academy on Thursday, is its mag
nifcent scenic completeness. Never IN
the history Of this famous play mas IL
been presented here in as perfectly uni
form a manner as now From the time
the curtain rises upon the dark sepnl-
cbra1 cell of Dr. FaustuS until 1t 1alls
rnon the beautiful tableauX of the Apoth-
costs. it is a series of elaborate spectacn-
lar transformations ranging from &C.
clesiastical solcmnity to diabolical WEIRD
ness. Special attention has been given
to the electrical and mechanical lea
lures. Tn the garden scene an eiectIlcal
displav of dazzling splendor IS lntroauc-
ed. pronounced to be the most novel ever
presented on the stage. Two compete
sets of batteries are carried by the com
many, so that in the event OF an ACCIDENT
occurring, nc disappointment Will be en-
perienced in with essins the spectacular
production The company is OF eScep-
ti,nal merit and the musical features
are especially mcritorious
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MRS LOCKWOOD LATE CANDIDATE THE PRESIDENCY

MRS BELVA A. LOCKWOOD
barr
for the presidency IN.
legal letter to The
Peruna cine
myself and mother Mrs Hannah be""et
now invaluable remedy for cod fever
.h -, &c ,, r..o Yours truly, eva
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-11
MIR SMOOTH"


On Tuesday Willie Collier and his
supporting company will appear at the
Academy in his new and remarkably
successful farce. entitled Mr.. Smooth
Everybody who saw his performance last
season remembers his exceptionally cleV-
er work in the laushable Man from
Mexico
The play of MIR. Smooth is simple
enough a young man with more nerve
than anything else introduces himself
under the name Of another man to
rich retired banker. The man whose
name he has taken turns up at an mop
perfume time and the hero is kept busy
lodging detectives and inventing stores
TO keep from getting found out, while he
woes and wins the bankers daughter
Fortune favors him and he comes out
of the scrape at last with his heart S
desire and fortune into the bargain.
The complications are said to be cleV-
erly wrought. Besides Mr.. Collier. there
are several others in the cast who VIII
contribute largely to the entertainment
and there are several character sketches,
such as are seen in everyday ne, OIL
more than ordinary value.
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The Biiou Theatre.


Tho hill that will commence its engage
mont tomorrow night at the Bijou is
comnosed of some of the highest salaried
and best known performers in the vau-
do,-illc branch of the profession.
Montgomery and Stone, black-face
comedy duo. who have but few weeks
in America before they return to fill
contracts on the other side, VIII De
tho bead-lincrs. The De Foorreests,
whirlwind dancers. who come direct rom
tho Palace Theatre. London. will con-
trib,,tc an act that will prove hit. Mile.
pearl Of this act, is a. stage beauty. The
Quaker CITY. Quartette, q high-claSS
COMEDY team. who have been members
If the best minstrel and comedy organ
izations before their recent entrance to
vaudeville. will be on the programme and
will present an entirely new act. The
acknowledged kings of music. Martinette
and Crosse. have never been seen south
~ pb;la delphia, and their act is said to
be one of the most mover on me s.ase.
,Jcpbac and HILL in a bar act. will be
COO, for the first time. and will no doubt
score great hit. Sophie Durham.
,rstty and accomplished singer, promises
70 do we'll with her speciality. Manager
WeI1s has engaged the VitaEraph as
snecial feature. New moving pictures.
,,c,udinc the latest importation of Eng
fish magic views. will be seen.
=
Theatrical Amuscmcnts.
China has no actresses.
John Blair is 10 do Hamlet.
Henry Iewett is TO star next season.
1sodore Rush Is 10 star in Roland Reeds
plays.
Janice Meredith is to be dramatized.
The Passion Play is to. be acted in Ha-
vana.
Doone"
Edna Mays father is a Syracuse letter
carrier.
Marie DRESSER may star in new comic
opera.
season.
Alice E. Ives.
thurs company.
hit in New York.
MAN zelle ,Awkins' was disclosed in
Boston last week q
1Iauds Adams win appear IN "As You
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-11

He does not Through the night do the
double sor.lE1ers:,ult act, nor the Buffalo
Bill show perpetual turn On the point OF
:n5- Srlirs ~ i. Inere- for his
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health, the view nor the breeze.
CONES DOWN SOMETIMES.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-16
IN THE CHURCHES.
Rev. r. Il. Sh:pp i.c.rv IS f'r F1orid..
VSifS lsii.ts N, md

Rev. r.. Il. Ship i.c.rv s f'r Florid:
V sits l:i,.' IN nd
Rev F. z. Silipp, who on Sunday night
preached his last sermon at the Fair
mount Methods. Caurch. sailed yesterday
with his family for Florida.
After writing to Bishop Duncan and
concerning with Dr. j. Powell Garland,
presiding Elder, he determined that 1t
was unnecessary to attend the Confer
ence or to wait for its conclusion.
Rev r. E. Chambers a returned mis-
tsionary from China, reached Richmond
YES. eriay morning from New York. He ar
rived in this country Saturday night ~
way of Paris and London having left
China on the 10Th of September. Mr..
Chambers is very well known in Rich
mona. He is a graduate OF Richmond
College and during his stay in Rich-
monG made many warm friends. VINO
Viii be delighted to see him after his ao-
sence of five years.
AR. Chambers lef, last night for Bristol.
where he will attend the meeting OF the
Baptist Genera! Association OF virgin q,
He Will return to Richmo.o
aurlng the session here Of the Baptist
Congress. and will then so to Boston
to visit relatives.
The Righr Rev c. c. Penick. of Fair
,nant. w Va, formerly rector OF ST.
Marks Episcopal Church. If in the city.
He is stopping at Murphy's' Hotel.
DIR. ". W. Moore viii prea;h, IN the
FIRST Presbyterian Church next sunday
morning, and DR.. G. B Ssr ckler al n shs-
lor Kerr Is attend ng the Pan Presbyter-
ian commiss in Lou sv lie. Ky
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-16
EIGHT BAD MEN
UNDER ARREST
Detective Duke Has corra'Ied a
Notorious Gang of
Neer0ss.

Good work has been done in the past
few duys by me CHESAPEAKE and ono
dalccave oepeli unent,a \ sisted py tina
a nAmper OF Lnc most notorious OF negroes
haze bcen ia4sel In cndroe.
t,ca.ues .i4c stce-4.S >4-.ISeS against
thein, LeLec.iVe AJGhc says lIi.It he ieeiS
Comment mat Other cases VIII crop out.
There are ten oil tie most desperate
OF negroes in the gang. mo are sun
at large. but they are b,-.nS pushed ciUse-
~ anu Delecu>e Duke lnin11s he Will
have them before the end OF The week.
ms gang has Tor months worked
along the Ehesu s,eahe ana ono nod
from Newport News TO CINCINNATI. Iney
have spread CONSERVATION anu terror
among the country people along The
line. anu robber4es. hoIu-ups ana muir
ders have been committed Ny the Wnole-
sale.
III the gang are Charles Taylor. alias
Curly; W Lille Jones, alias .Aleck
George Wilson, alias Red BIZ; George
Hill. alias George Belvin; Ernest Stew
art. Ed Smith, alias George Davis, ailaS
..Richmond": William Jennings and Ed
die Smith, alias slick
OF this gang " lillian Jennings, heo
BIZ and ..Aieci'' are implicated in the
nOG-up anu IcDDeIS NAiit,+. mon -
Fincastle The others have specific
charges of car robberies against them.
and several have openly boosted that
they have killed their men
In ;he PARTY are three men, two OF Whom
we're seen by detective Duke n Richmond
Tho n ct before Poicemaii kobe. Aus
tn was murdered. and who answer ne
a. or ption to some extent OF the men
who shot down that brave officer. lie
n I'd SAYS he was in Richmond at that
1 me One Of EN- is Clar-es Taylor.
alias Curly a yellow negro. who Is
known by his pals as a bad man : the
O. her is Willie Jones, alias 'Aleck lie
is q black negro and these two are the
man seen by Detective Duke the n ght
before the Austin murder.
81 saw them near the Second-Street
round-.l house. and ordered en- away.
They were very inso ent, and the yelow
negro had Fis hand on his hip pocket
always" said Detective Duke.
~ never saw them ate ward. until a:
tbs time. They may be the long-souSat
murderers. and We will work the case
TO- all it's worth. .
Detective Duke believes that the nero
Eddie Smith. alias Slick is wanted fer
Some other crime. He Is dark ginrer-
G. Ike in cao-. heisht about s feet inches,
wefg.s about, 1%5 pounds right fora-fiuser
off al the Joint. small black mnstache.
and is randi taiker. He is IN jail at
Clifton Forge. AVID IS krcwn II be
rambler ard thief Red Bill and Aleck
are also At that place.
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rA.s 11llrs honI AT Raleigh

nestle in John S. HITS hooN ait Raieish
Courthouse, West Virginia in May, 1881,
was married to Col Edwin Prince, OF
that pace He was siNty-1ive years OF
agS a widower with seven children anu
twcnty-nine grandchildren. lie was one
of the most prolnin. mt men In his COM
murlity and very wealthy. SE5s was TWEEN
ty-seven years I'D and oeautl-ui, put
came of a poor family. They hFeu nap
ply together until his death on Decen-
Der 5th 1884 In March, lss5 she was
married to T. ". Chamb-rs, OF Missouri
Mrs. Chambers claimed the contents Of
a box her former husband kept in a bank
in Cincinnati. ThesG contents were val
ued at $4,000, and she claimed that he
had on many occasions, in the presence
Of witnesses, said she should, upon his
death, have this box.
The Circuit Court decided against Mrs.
Chambers and she appealed. The argu-
ment was concluded by C. G. Watts. of
Charleston. for the appelees, and by NAL
COIN jackson. Of the same city, for the
appellant.
Judges coff monitor and PurneN pro-
sided yesterday.
In aaut.on 10 The case ment oned, the
following was argued:
No. $40. Baltimore Steam Packet Com
pany. appellant VS.. Patterson. Ramsey
&; Co.. agents Of the Johnston ne. appel
.ees Appeal from the District Court OF
Maryland. Argued by J. S. Lennon and c.
Baker Clotworth. of Baltimore. Md. for
Tie appellants. ana by Stewart Brown and
George Stewart Blown. OF Baltimore, Nd
Pending argument. court adjourned until
Tomorrow morn ng at ten o'clock
The following were adm tied as attor-
neys OF the court: II. II. Ward. who was
lately elected AttorneyGegl raj Of Della
ware, Wilmington. Del: J. S. Lemm n.
Robert II. B sgs and c. Baker Clotworthy.
Of Baltimore. Md.
The fopow;n.e ca~es are in the call for
argument this morning:
No 377. 10 eph Bancroft & Sons Com
nany. plaintff ifs in error, VS.. Victor G..
B'oeda, defendant in error In error to
tie Circuit Court of Maryland. at Balti-
more To be ar~uad by JOSH y. Stee'e.
Of Baltimore. Nd. and II. II. Ward. Of
Win nston. Del. for the pla nt:HS n
erro~ md by Robert B'e"s and George
2 WINS. OF Bait more, Md. for the de-
PENDANT in error.
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JOHN F. MAYER,
Age TT.

nue., who has been SEX for some time, IS
able to resume his work.
Master Roland Walk rs. son OF Mrs.
E. j. Watkins, cs Poe Street. is quite III
at his home.
MT. John McCay. Of Portsmouth, is Wis
ting fl ends in Highland Fark-
Mr. L a Sadler formerly of Barton
Heights. now OF Snowden, Va, is Wis
ting, trends IN Richmond and Barton
Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Say, OF Fuvanna
county who have been visiting Mr.. c. c.
Rady and wife. left Wednesday night on
a visit TO Mr.. and Mrs. MEG. Sinton- OF
Newport News. They will also visit
friends In Norfolk before returning home.
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On. i'nSiiinueL ::aih z r".
(Suecial Dispatch to The TiMcs,1

AMHERST, VA, Nov. 15.-There was a
picturesque scene in Amherst last Friday
morning when ninety candidates Tor pap
tism started from the co.ored Baptist
Church. near the center of the village, for
Browns pond about half a nile distant,
to be immersed. The greater portion OF
the cand dates We're boys and girls under
fifteen years of age. who We're dressed IN
their ba;,tisn,a! robes, marching two and
two being escorted by several m II s ers
and number OF deacons. all singing to-
gether the glad songs Of Zion as they
proceeded to the wafer.
The Blue Ridge Mounta rs 'in full view"
were covered with the first snow of the
season. while the wind was cold and p.erc-
ing. but nothing daunted they pressed on
as band Of enthusiast whom had reached
iile acilne Of human joy. THIS was the
biggest baptiz:ns that mas ever taken
place in this sect on but the parSon hu:-
red up ana completed this Work in %
minutes
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R.cilmond-Eliza Hucner. Maggie 4. and
A. L. Vonherlehr and f. G.. and Mary
E. Hulcher to Jas. C. Smith. 80 feet or
east de of First Street. southeast corner
Baker Street, $1,4Oo-
Henry Heuser's trustee to Conrad Cross
% feet on south SIDE Broad Street, Il feet
east Of Adams Street, $40 GO.
Stern, Goldenberg & Brown, special com
Yniss:oners. to Lizzie Gregory Nea!e, 81 /:
feet on east side Eighth Street. K5 feet
north OF Leigh Street, $500
Henrico-Bl:ss Black and wife 10 Mary
Carol ne Pollard, lots 107, los and 1e9 in
block G.. on Plat made by Jno. W. Tur-
ner. on the Nine NJ lie Road at Fair Oaks
station. on the Southern Ra lway, 500
Enamel Raab and VIE 10 ]. D. Car
neal, so I u feet on south side Grove ave.
nue., 50 feet west OF pnri< Street., S3,70o
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A HARD WORKER.
One of the 'ktn:s'' orthe Coast

= . = Z = ? >
Mrs. L. S. King. Of Concord, Cal, is
State organizer and lecturer for the w. C.
L. U. of California. she had been carry
ing on her work without using proper
food to susta II her body, and says: Be
tore found Grape-Nuts food was suf-
fer.ng seriously with indigestion and my
mind had become sIuggist, and duh, the
memory being very much impaired s.@.
f1ear.ngs Of Grape-Nuts as a food for
rebuilding and strengthening the brain
and nerve centres. j began its use. In
Two months have gained four pounds n
Weight, never felt better In my life. and
find most remarkable m provence nt Ia
my mesno-y and mental act witty. I never
ataod tho tasssaa ana pressure q. wesk IS:
well ia do row. 4 shnss t'r1e ago Z
Went TO Kew county, worked tw.nty-s
rest. and came home feel ng fine. You
may be sure I take Grape-Nuts food with
me SO that Imay depend upon having It :.