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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-15
a WHOLE VILLAGE


During the winter / and my fam
lily OF six We're taken with Ia grippe.
The disease was very prevalent at that
time i'll the village whore L resided
nearly everyone being sick with il.
Our doctors treated it a. best they could,
but We're very unsuccessful in the treat
ment of il. As soon as my family werc
taken sick / went to the drugstore and
bought six bottles of Pe-ru-na, and we
nil took 1t according to tho directions
given on the bottle; and although our
cases seemed to be more than usually
violent IN tho outset, yet our recovery
was prompt. and we were all well much
sooner than those who were treated by
the regular physicians.
Many people died OF this Ia grippe dur
ing this epidemic, and few if any, were
nick SO short time ms myself and
family. After We were all we'll we had
one bottle of Fortuna left.
G. IT. Hatfield.
Send for free copy of winter Ca
tarrh." This book contains n lecture by
DR.. Hartman on la grippe which haa
attracted wide attention and has been
reported in leading papers. Address Dr..
Hartman, Columbus, Ohio.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-15
VIRGINIA CONFERENCE
OF THE M. E. CHURCH.
Continued from Page 2.

cious auditorium being filled. while
many persons contented themselves
with standing room throughout the
service.
The occasion was the opening SER
mon before the Conference by Rev. II.
III. Bennett. of St. James NJ. L. Church.
Richmond.
MIR. Bennett selected as his subject
The Fatherhood OF Cod" taking as
the foundation of his discourse Matt.
60: our Father who art in heaven"
Alter an appropriate introduction in
which reference was made to the car
lest dawn of Christianity, Il descrip-
ton of the true knowledge of God and
the moral law. the talented young di-
vine discussed the theme. under the
following general heads:
l. Creation.
ii. Preservation.
III. Authority, showing the need of
repentance and the infinite purity of
the Father.
". All men may say our Father. but
we must know and feel the blessed.
glorious truth. God has His mysteries
or grace. In the discussion Of this
point the eloquent preacher drew n
beautiful lesson from the Galveston
flood.
V. Omnpotence the certainty of vic
tory.
VI. Love not in nature, but on Cal
vary
VII. Reunion at the old home.
Here MIR. Bennett described n recent
voyage across the ocean on his home
ward trip and the longnss for child
hood and home, and aptly applied the
figure to the Christians final voyage
across the Jordan OF death to the
bright shore beyond not made of bat
Elements and towers. but home in its
gloriicd sense. He described the Cos
pei ship on its voyage to the heavenly
land and it's safe arrival at the port of
eternal bliss, where the redeemed ana
ransomed of the Lord we'll know and
realize in it's fullest sense what is the
Fatherhood of God.
The sermon WAS rich in thought and
chaSte i'll language holding the vast
audience speilbound throughout its de-
livery. The discourse was a masterful
production. and showed the most care
ful and thoughtful preparation.
Bishop Duncan occupied seat in the
chancel with several other members.
while Drs. a. Coke Smith and Ii. T..
Johnson were in the pulpit.
During the service the choir rendered
several choice selections.
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Foollng with a Gym.

Editor Carey, Of the seashore
Review, while fooling with an
old pistol on Sunday afternoon OF
last week, had the misfortune 70
shoot himself trough the body
The last issue OF MS paper states
that he is doing we'll and is IN "A
far way toward recovery Inc
Review is issued from Moultrle-
Vile. on Sulllvan's lslanl, and OF
late has been waging war upon
the gamblers ana corrupt poll'l-
cans of Charleston. HIS strict
ures upon these have been quite
severe, and, supported. oF 'he
charges OF Evangelist Crane, have
given rise to much discussion.
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Benson Briefs.

Miss ida Chandler, who has
been attending school in New
York city, returned last Saturday.
She was delighted with city life,
and doubtless will feel at Il loss
for several days, having become
accustomed to the hurry and bus
tie OF the great metropolis.
Rev. W. S. Martin filled his ap-
appointment at this place last
Sunday afternoon.
The Benson Medicine Company
is on the &C every week, selling
the all-healing remedies. Perhaps
they lave struck luck in their
sales, as the country is having an
epidemic of the all powerful grip.
Every family is affected more or
less with this disease, and the
worst part is that it does not seem
inclined to let go. 1t requires a
good deal Of patience and perse-
verance to pull through case
proper OF grip. We have Just
come through the ordeal the past
week and know whereof we speak.
We notice the candidates are
coming out in iorce,-. The News
and Courier correspondent from
Columbia, in speaking Of the pro-
gress in several counties IN our
State along the. lines of cotton
mills and other. enterprises, could
not leave. out Williamsburg; but
the leading thing in our county
was not cotton mills or. anything
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Lambert Letter.

Your correspondent has been
sick of the grip Tor the past two
weeks aDd therefore has not been
allie to send you anything from
this section.
MIR. W, b. Haselden, and his
wife and several children have
been critically i'll with the grip
for the past two weeks. Also
Messrs J. Z. Haselden, J. + Hem
mingway and quite a number Of
others have been battling with
the same malady.
A very sad accident occurred
near Ties Lake on Sunday night,
March Is. Mrs. Julia. wife of +
L. Hanna, was lying on a mattress
rear the fireplace when spark
ignited the mattress and almost
instanlaneously MIS-. Hanna 5
clothes caught. Before The fire
was put out she was burned from
her waist to her feet. On Monday
Dir. Chapman, the attending
physician informed this writer
that it Was very doubtful whether
she would recover. Mrs. Hanna
is daughter Of the late Thomas
Il. Grier.
Another victim TO the dread
yayager, la g,ippe,i is Irwin, only
son of Mr.. }. ". Foxworth. After
a week or more. struggling with
the disease, he recovered sufficient
ly to attempt to plough and be-
coming ovrrheated, suffered a
relapse. He has been very sick
ever since.
Died-on March II, 19OO-Mrs.
Winfield Scott Mrs. Scott was
about the oldest woman in this
section. and has been in declining
health for 4 long time.
Mr.. Jares Higgins began the
operation OF his corn mill Satur-
day. We can now bear the blasts
Of three steam whistles within a
radius Of three miles.
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THURSDAY, hPRll 5, 1900.
The Congressional Race in Charleston

Commenting on the poll'lcai
Situation in Charleston, MIR. Hart
we'll II. Aver, one OF the brightest
newspaper men in the State
writes from that city to his paper
the Florence Daily Times AS io'-
lows,
The congressional Tace Is gong
ahead like a big ship under iuli
sail ON smooth sea. MIR. Barn
we'll has tine support of Charles
ION. unless. it be that those who
ale to oppose him are lying low
and saying nothing"
This, from disinteEested party
pretty we'll sizes up the situation
IN the City, bs the Sea, when
polls, Il majority of the votes OF
the 1st congressional district.
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of that sort, but ours was put
down as the leading county in the
State so far as candidates are con-
cerned. 1t is well, indeed, that
our county can keep ahead in
some respects.
Most Of our farmers are through
planting corn. This work would
have been entirely finished had ii
not been for so much .wet weather
during March.
Oats IN some places are almost
entirely killed. This is the first
time we can call to mind winter
too cold for small grain.
Tho peach crop may he = Ger
lainty this year, as the blooms
are later thar ever before.
: We have to congratulate The
COUNTY RECORD on lis neat APP
pearance last week. and hope ii
NAV be a blessing TO its many
readers. W. ). H.
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ness everywhere. What's the mat
ter? 1t did not use TO be so. MOI
many years ago | said our place
was healthier than the mountains.
Conditions seem changed. ! have
been wondering over it: as Bill
Arp says, Il have been rnmlna'lns
it," Not many years ago the woods
were burned every year.: the un-
dergrowth did not obstrnet The
view; you could sec COW hall a
mile in the grassy, piney mead
ows: the wild broom grass made
the cattle fat; the wald flowers
beau. .ified aud sweetened the cat
,ie range; no thought OF feeding a
COW in summer. and the yellow
Mry butter was the pride of Au-
gust and September. Every late
afternoon to- roam the sweet
scented woods and bring up the
COWS was the boys delight, when
mush and nilk Tor supper was so
good, as the old negro says, "Hou
can't get 'nough."" People were
Hearty, worked hard all lay and
slept at night, happy.
But since !urpentiae required
people t0 keep fire ont OF the
woods the short straw pines ana
other underground have covered
the woods so densely in many
places that you can scarcely see a
COW ten steps; the wild flowers
and grasses are drowned out with
straw and litter; the sun never
sees the ground, and the plney
woods are almost turned to
swamps; damp, noXiouS gases
poison the air, malaria marks her
victims with sallow hands, la
grippe and fever attack the strong,
enieeble the old and shorten the
halting steps to the better land
Again, the situation affords a
noisome harbor for destructive in
sects around the farm that it is
nightmare to make a provision
crop; and besides all this your
very existence is in danger, for II
fire should get in some woods on
a dry, stormy day to fight it would
be hopeless.
Then, shat is the remedy!
None Immediately available. Burn
bv Titles in a half dry ume; don1
kill the undergrowth at once; 1t
might be worse than ever.
But ha. Mr.. Editor, | am not
doctor: don't let us break up their
business. DR.. Chapman did me
lots of good when l had fever the
o,her day, and hope he will soon
cure the lest OF us in Possum Fork.
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PossuM FORK REFLECTIONS.
An Interesting and Timely Article from
Our Correspondent There.

An Interesting and Timely Article from
Our Correspondent There.
For The County Record,l
In Possnm Fork on the evening
of the oath instant, at the home OF
the bridegroom,.s parents. by NO.
,ary Public H. L. Eaddy, Miss
I,mmaline, daughter Of Mr.. Danlel
Eaddy, of the Muddy Greek neigh
borhood, and Mr.. John Thomas
Prosser, of Possum Fork, were
united in the holy estate OF mat
,imony, making fine looking
couple.
The fever was holdlng MIR.
Prosser in his bed with high au-
,horlty; but Mr.. Prosser, knowing
his faithful girl, would arrive on
time, ha,tled against the lever
with doyers powders, colfees ana
teas so vigorously that then the
hour arrived to tie the Gordlan
knot he was up ard dressed in his
Sunday suit and was us happy as
a king. Long live the bride: con-
gratulations to the bridegroom!
Well, 2Ge Editor, what's the
matter with Possum Fork these
days? So much grippe, so much
fever, so much debility-yes, ana
williamsburg county, tco-slck7
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1bS for Five Million [QdeS.
Most Remarkable Offer Ever
Made by a ReIibie Concern.

ysoSt Remarkable Offer Ever
Made by a ReIibie Concern.
Editor County Record
Please announce that for a limited
time We will give, absolutely free. an
elegant sterling silver-platcd sugar shell
Choice of any of our 40c. patterns-tc
every married lady in the United States
who will write us letter stating that
it is her first request for neof car SOU
yenir gifts We will promptly send IL
lustration> from which selections may
be made. There is nothing 70 pay. The
gift Is absolute.
Our object in making this sensation
offer is 10 get a sample of Quaker Val
Iey .Silverwayp into every home in the
fand. We believe it II be the most ef-
fectivc advertising that we can do.
We will not send these sugtr she Is to
lists of names. This is too expensive a
gift, to send to persons who don't ASK
for it themselves. Therefore e:ch lady
will send her own name only. But one
to a family and none to children. LII
dies, please write to-day, giving 1ull
postotfice address.
QUAKER VALLEY MFG. CO,
Morgan and Harrison StS., Chicago, LII.
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If the foolhardy man was only
foolish, it wouldn't matter so
much; but he is always hardy and
lives to ripe old aye.
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The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-06-08

and glassware. wall paper. watches and
jewelry. rubber goods and carpets and
rugs. You would not guess what is the
most gorgeous and striking feature OF
the French exhibits of rubber goods.
In brief II Is elastics for ladies' stock
ings. French art has just laid itself out
on these. Other nations are content
with showing gutta percha boats, hose
pipes. shoes and coats; the French
mans eye for decoration pSunces like
a hawk on the possibilities for high art
lying latent in stocking elastics. How
he beribbons and belaces and bejewels
them. till the collection looks like
flower bed.
| have been away from home so long
that do not know whether in our own
country pottery manufacturers have
taken up the making OF the wonderful
ly beautiful lridescent enameling for
their jugs and vases. IL is called me-
tallic enameling here. and the French
have brought II to such perfection that
they wares are covered with a sheen
like sun gilded opal.
ELIZA ARCHARD CONNER
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-06-08
TWO hundred bushels
of Potatoes remove

eighty pounds of actual" Pot
ash from the soil. One thou
sand pounds of a fertilizer con-
tanning 80 actual" Potash
will supply just the amount
needed. If there is a de
hciency of Potash, there will be
a falling-off in the crop.
We have some valuable
books telling about compost
ton, use and value of fertilizers
for various crops. They are
sent free.
GERMAN KALI WORKS,
o. Nassau ST., New York.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-06-08
4 Good Nntured Reformer.

II MAS iurctellin the weather. you bet
III behave an a NAY the most curious yet.
Id tear up any maps and II turn ia and break
All the instruments uscd when them weather
shIrI.> m-Ar
DISSERTATIONS. Id just predict sunshine and show
And winds with carcsses Tor lansuuruus flowers.
Oi course tL.rc'd bc storms which Our iilti. u,e
would I,sI.
Hut III simply lie cheerful AID huic Iur tAe b,st.
II / MS the almanac man. ! would try
10 ,lau-, Ihr account 81 Ihr !,lr, they iy.
lH,T,4~lu tIu sLu 81 uDI a..l...r Us
AMI T,.u,lu tis. h,uT- ua,u -l.su 'luts ,tuil.E S.
Iii celebrate Christmas l,ai t.-r tsiu,- q y,4g.
AMI tWo SuuIass a Uvrb ia the l7ru.- Mould Lp
pan.
s'pusy that Ihrr,'d ,u"u hc thv dickens o. p4y.
hut III change things heap. II ta,y Il save ul,.
NY MY.
-ENchIusr.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-06-08
The Story ola Poem.

The man who used To write in garnet
and burn the midnight taper. though he
received but little for his toll. still had
the respect OF publishers. who held his
genius in high esteem. How different
the fate Of the writer today! One o.
them sent an Easter poem. on which he
prided himself. Io gteat editor The
great editor replied:
We regret that your Easter poem.
which is II good one. arrived after we
had made up the forms for our Easter
number. Can't you work il over To M
the Fourth of July nrXt-imtruducc Il few
American llags and a box of lirccrackers:
Or you might switch il around into 4
Christmas poem. throwing in Il country
dance or something lively. If you'll IL"
either. jG,t send IL On. and check will b."
forwarded"
When the author got that letter, he
lost his temper ana his rcligIon.-Atlanta
Constitution.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-06-08
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Aliens f,"L-Et-,., a powder. 10 rur,.~
pIluiul, -uIrIlug ~WnlIcn i,'rt and iugruW-
Iug nails ami instantly tak,~ thr~uug uut
al curus and huuIuu~ it, the greatest
comfort discovery uf the a-c. Allen -
Euot-ta>, make ti-ht ct ucM ~hu,- ttI
easy. IL l. a certain cure for sweating,
,a..uu~ AMI hrI, tIryl. aching l,.,t Try IL
today. >pli uy AN druggists ami ~hm-
store IL mail for -. ia ~taml,~ Trial
lucku.,. lrrr. AIirr--, Allen =. Oml~t,d
H. Roy, y. \.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-06-08
1hArs ussd Rlpans rabulss rith Do InueA satls:

IhAve used RipAns TzbuIss with 90 much salts
faction that / can Chrerfu.ly Iecouam, ID item.
Have been troubled Tor about thee S,ars WITH
what called bilioIs attacks q ming oE T- iarly
once a week. Was told 10y utlrI cut I-ysIyisus
that Il was caused hy h..d teeth, 90 wh.ra f..L
several ! had the teeth eztracGei. l4t the al
tachE continued. / had All 81. asa 'leHts -
Eli.,us Tah;.lrz Ia all lt.- tieTs Tut !a! uo f'h
Ia tf-m. but abcut weeks s:i.cr = frvnI Ia
ducrd mc e. try them. haN~ ttkru bEt tNo az tie
small cent boxes Il the Iahulrs AMI have hal
NO recurrence f the attacks. Have never given
testIiuuuial for AnytLlus before. b.t the Err at
amount 81 god which hr'irys las teen lone mo
by K.paus Iahulrs in,ucrs me e. adj mine To- the
many testimonials you doubtless have In your
pOsss.slun now 4. I. DEWITT
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-06-08

Starvation never yet cnred dyspepsia.
Persons with indigestion are ALREADY half
starved. Thew need plenty of wholesome
food. KOdol Dyspepsia Cure digests what
Won eat so the body can he nOurished
while the worn ont organs are being re-
constructed. IL is the only preparation
known that will instantly relieve and
completely cure all stomarh troubles
Try it if YOU are suffering from indigrs-
ton. 1t will certainly do you good. b.
X. Wilson Il Son.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-06-08

Early In his professional career he made diseov-
cries which placed him at the head Of his profess
sion as specialist In treating what are generally
known as private diseases OF men and women.
This system Of treatment he has more and more
perfected each year until today his cures are so
lnvariable TO be the marvel OF the medical
profession.
Enjoying the largest practice OF any specialist
in the world lie still maintains system OF noInl-
nal fees which makes IL possible for al 10 obtain
his services.
Or. Hathaway treats and cures Loss of Vitality.
YarieOcele, Structure, Blood Poisoning in its dd
erent stages. rheumatism. Weak Back. Merry
BUSINESS, all manner OF Urinary Complaints
Ulcers, Sores and Skin Diseases, BTightS DiSeas1
md all forms OF Kidney Troubles. His Treatment
tOr undertOned men restores lost Vitality and
makes the patient a strong. well. vigorous man
Dr. Hathaway'S success In the treatment OF
VarlcOcele and Structure without the aid Of knit
or cautery Is phenomenal The patient is treated
BY this method at his own home without pain CI
loss of time from business. ThsiS positively tho
only treatment which cures WithOutan operation.
Dr. Hathaway calls the particular attention q
sufferers from NaricOcele and Structure To pages
~ IS ~ 30 and 81 Of his new book, entitled.
"Manliness, NigOr. Health" copy Of which vii!
be sent free on application.
Write today for free book and symptom blank
mentioning your complaint.
j. NEWTON IA TIA WAY, M. z.
DIR. hathaway CO.,
% Bryan Street. 'ayannah. Ga
MENTION ~"Is o .''''' '-..---. '''''rTING.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-06-08
EnrONrr FInNNrnr.

used Tor over nIty wears bN millions 81 mot hers
FOR their children, while t~eIhluE. with perTetl
-ucC---. IL -uutAr- the ,Alld, -OItvu- the gums
alIN- a.! pain. cures Ne lHt collie, ami g. the 49,
remedy Tor DIaTTLura- 10 viii relieve The IouF
Ia every part -! the world. Twrutv-rVe cents
"A hottie. Re sure tEi ak for Mrs. Wins
low : soothing syrup ' aHd Lake other kind
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-06-08

I have been Gre.t sucerer from constipation
for r e YES ST ing gave ally rel.ef.
Ay frrt al / - Eni aJLonrn were tina Cd 80
could mt VSc.4. -,vv- ~ Zoe. AM Sil.y lJc|s
cIe-,. law t.T-us laisies a:Nertls,i Ia our
C4l., ~ =, r. l4Iu Do aud took tie rect
ell. Have tta,u tarIn auuut three weeks a Al tReFs
l. -u.I - chtag~. "a lot con ~ ate auy more
aud 1 on. a. al a. Elpau. TahE!rs. lam thirty
seven yr-Is Oh, haze 40 occupation, only my
lousvhuiI cutie a 8 LuTs.Ig my slck Lu- band
lie la. had tire d:nIsy aUi ain trying Ei.ans
Taru!r- for hIIH. lie frrI. some better hut q viii
take some time hs has been sirS 20 io-s. YOa
may Lac my !rIISr az! a4Tl- IS y.'u Ike.
Ars IAEY uoRaAS CLARKE
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-06-08
EXHIBITS 1T PARIS EXPOSITION.
American Nserse- proclaim Their ADJ
vance In Civilization.
Special correspondence of The Florida STA,


PARIS. May pa pathetic interest
everywhere invests the efforts OF the
American negro TO emancipate himself
from his ignorance and stand I'D a
man amcng men. The white American
who examines the exhibit the colored
citizens OF his country have prepared
for this exposition cannot help being
touched and softened by 1t. or ever aft
er feeling kindly disposed toward the
race.
Crowded into an angle OF one room
In the palace OF congresses and social
economy Is the practical argument of
the United States negro TO prove not
only that he is capable OF civilization.
but that he is here and now civilized
and enlightened. The display comes
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-06-08

I want 90 inform YOU.
IN words OF highest
praise. Of tie b. n"it
1 have derived from
Ripans TAb.lrs l an IA
prulrsli ,ual uu--r and
Ia lhl, profession - clear
head IL "a vSys Erv,i-i-
Riraus Tabu.v- does a..
Aftvr.u- 81 my eases |
fouuimN s,.lf csmplettl y
run down. Nctiur ia he
advice Of 81 Gru Bow
1T. IN. a.. 5-S Newark
ave. JrTr-y IIty.Iturk
t.syaus TahuIrs with
ErhulTr-ulFS.
hiss bEEaIE WIKDMAE
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-06-08

Neglect IL the short step - many take
from "a cough or cold To consumption.
The early use of One Minute Cough CuIe
prevents consumption. 1t il the only
harmless remedy thai gives immediate
Results. Ii cures all throat and lung trou-
b!es. Children all like il and mothers
endorse IT, Il H. Wilson Il Son.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-06-08
WHY
DR.. HATHAWAY
CURES.
Reasons for His Marvellous Success
His New. Free Book.

DIR. Hathaway's method
OF treatments noexperi-
ment. It Is the result Of
twenty years OF expert
ence in the most extcn-
siVe practice of any
specialist In his line in
the world. lie was grad
united from enc of the
best medical colleges IN
the country and perfect
ed his medical and suryi-
cal education by eNtcn-
siVe hospital practice.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-06-08

TAbulsA regularly. She keeps a few cartons Kipans
Tabulrs IN The house and says she will Not To with
cut them The heartburn AMI slseplcssuess have
disapprArei with tho indigestion which was
formerly go great = bur.en for Ler. Our whole
family take tie Tabulys regularly espsci-lly az
q hearty meal Ny mother Is nifty years - ase
and Is enjoying the best or health and sprits also
eats hearty meals an impOssi'i...:y ter TO sas
Aaok Ktuaus TAbulea ANIJS Ii. B.A.zzx.