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seashore Connections.
Baltimore C Ohio

Schedule in effect November Is, 1905.
Leave Washington, New Jersey Ave and c St.
Chicago & North vest, 1850 a. m, SOS p. m
Cincinnati, 8 Louis, and Indianapolis, *lo:os
a m. *3:45 p N, 40 night
Pittsburg and Cleveland, 1850 s. n. $50
p m, and To- night
Columbus and Wheeling, sos p m
Winchester 1888 a NJ. llS:45. and 1880 p n
annapolis, IL. e. 1880. 1855 a n, ll12:I5.
:s5, and 5.So p
iiz:30, $50 D. IA
Bagerstown. Ilo:oo 3 n and ii5:so P.
Boyd and way points, iis:S5, 500 q H..
GaitheEsburs and way points. 1888, 1890 ..
~, 1880, Ills, 1900, ii4:S0. 500 i5:5O.
t7:O5, lob. i.fE:2s p. n
Washington Junction and way points iS-35,
'.e-O1 a. n, 'sI:I5. ll4:Sa, 1880 p. N
Baltimore, week days, x2;35. 500, $50, KOS.
II 10. xs-50. $50 x9.S0. xI0:00 a N, KID ~,
I2-15, xi-i0 x3:G9 x4-93 x4.39 l.3s x5.G5.
x5-I0- $3.50 x6.2o. $50. xs:Oo. xl0-00, xxI1:za,
I1-25 2. m, sundays. xz-35. X 90, 40. $3.50.
x2-00 q II. xI2:l0 x1-l0, lis. x3:OO 1850 4:35,
x5.o5. x5-lo, $50, xs.0o. 1Io-oo. x11:90, xIl.Ss
royal BLUE LINE.
al trains illuminated with Pintsch light.
Baltimore. Philadelphia, New York, Boston,
*-9.O0 LDiner) fII0:OO CDlner} a m -I2:I3
Diner, *l:10 DINER 800 (-'RoyaI Limited.
Diner. 400 (Bufet), SIS tDinerl. 500 and
s11:S0 p H. sleeping Car open 1t 1890 o'clcckl.
Parlor Cars on all day trans
Atlantic City. 1880 H., lli2.l0 noon, and
IlI:IO and jI2:oo p N
Daily Except Sunday '.Sunday only
xExPress trains
Baggage called for and checked from hotels and
residences by Union Transfer Co on orders left
at ticket Offices SO Pennsylvania Avenue north
Depot Telephone ticket Offices for B. & o. Eiec.
tric> Automobile Cabs
F. y p v9 HSP P5is9se b. 3 b p &Ah Tl
and Gen. Manager.
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SeaboaTd Air Line RAILWAY,

''FIorida and West India Short Line"
Leave Washington, Penna. R. r. Station,
S:35 a, M FLA. AND ATLANTA FAST
DAILY. MAIL-Through Pullman Sleepers
to jacksonville, connecting az
Hamlet with Pullman Sleeper to Atlanta
6:55 ?. M FLA AND METROPOLITAN
DAILY. LIMITED Through Pullman Sleep
to Jacksonville and Atlanta
These trains offer excellent schedules and service
to Petersburg, Raleigh, Southern Pines pine
huTst), Camden. Columbia Savannah, Jackson
vile, and all Florida points. Charlotte. Athers
Atlanta. New Orleans Chattanooga. Nashville,
points West and Southwest
4:3O A. NJ. L0CAI-To Petersburg, Raleigh
DAILY. Southern Pines (Pinehurst) Ham
let, and intermediate points.
Once 1874 n. Y. ave and Penna. R. R Offices.
R. E. L. BUNCH, W H. DOLL
General Pass Agent General Agent.
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY,

Intended Steamship Sailings from Vancouver
JAPAN, CHINA, AND PHILIPPINE ISLANDS.
EMPRESS OF INDIA..- May y. July %
EMPRESS OF JAPAN-.--June Il Aug 70
EMPRESS OF CHINA--....July 8, sept
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS AND AUSTRALIA.
A0ANA....... May 81 MIOYERA June %
For rates apply 1923 Penn. Avenue.
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FOR sALEHoUSEs.

FOR SALE-Elegant six-room and reception hall
brick; latest improvements; Only $500; terms
500 cash; balance $50 per month. including
principal and interest; select section northwest.
Apply III4 St NV e30-3
FOR SALE-LOvely seven-room. large cottage,
Broo%i3nd, D. c.; city improvements; lot 50xI50;
$50 cash; balance SO including principal and
interest; price low Apply to II14 G St NV
e90-3
FOR SALE-Furnished cottage; house. lot all
only $50; location Washington Grove. Apply
to 1II4 G st. NV. e30-3
FOR SALE-Thrce frame houses. 1908. 1906 IlO5
18th st NV TO be removed at once Apply to
:. OPPENHENIER jIf eth st. NV. e79-3
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dishwaShers- two house boys. pnTteTs. three care
full drivers. second cook. SHACKLEFORD'S, sos
Z st MI
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sUnuRnAx PROPERTY.

FOR RENT OR SALE-In a4ad about Hysftsvlllc.
several beautiful homes, With. lots, and small
acreage suitable for chicken rUus; price moderate
and terms caSy. ROGERS s ROGERS. II1aJt.-
vile. ms =.
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WANTED-Head waiter today; twenty-five wood
choppers; good wages. BURGESS HOTE
AGENCY. 533 10th ST
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Fer Philadelphia, New York, and the
East

Express. 100 Dining Carr. 7:57. s:I5, goo,
1900 Dining Carr, and Il 20 Dining Car from
Wilmington a NJ I2-45 2-I5, 40 Dining
Car from Baltiuorel, $50 I0.00 and II-J0 P
~ On Sundays. 90 Dining Carr, 7-57, Sis,
goo u-0o Dining Car from Wilmington A.
II, PTS, S=i5 $50 Dining Car from Balti-
more, $50, 1000. and u:51 P. II. Fog
Philadelphia only, Express, 5:45 4 NJ, 12-I5
P n week days, 2c0I. 40 and $40 2 T.
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FOR RENT-sUsURBAx.

FOR RENT Handsome cottages. nearly n.s:, got
toE iaEae families, right at station. on railroad
20 Baltimore: convenient to tho city: - and 50
peg month immediate possession MRS + J.
STEWART. Scsbrook. Nd D.2g-3
WANTED-A couple CT party Of four to vccupy
large rpofHi terms moderate: references required.
AIRS. NARY y. PAYNE Manassas, Va. ugz7-l
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90 p N. CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED" daily
for New York. al Parlor Cars, with Dining
Tar from, psl
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Through trains FROM the South arrive Washing
ton 6:42 AM 6-52 am I:S5 daily. 2:Ij p m.
and $50 pm. daily From Harrisoaburg II:3E
3 m week days and $40 pm. daily. From Char
lotlesville SIS Am. and $40 pm daily
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE.
NEW YORK-s0UTHA lPPON-LoND0y.
st Paul May 8, 10 an st Louis.Ju %, I0a.m.
st Louis-Aay Is 10 am. New York. July3, 10 am.
st Paul May %, 10 an St PauI-JuIy 10 10 am.
st Louis-JUHe 5, 10 am St Louis july II 10 a. m
st Paui.June 49, 10 am / Phfrpfia jIIy 81 10 a m
RED STAR LINE.
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Friesland- May s. noon PeunIand May D, noon
Southwark. May Is. noon Kens gton. May %, noon
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY,
Piers Il and Is R.
New York Office. 3 Broadway
WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1906 F ST y W
Or G. W Moss. AL G. St y. W
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Tickets, sleeping car reservations, and other in
formation furnished and baggage called for and
checked from hotels and residences by UHjla
Transfer Co. on orders LETT at Ticket Office. IS
18Th st. NV; 81 Peana. Ave NV. and :.
Pe.na. Staten
'PEouu IllI for P r r Cab Service
FRANK : CANNON Sd V P and Gen Mgr
) IL HARDWICk. General Pass'r Agent
/ 5. BROWN. General Agent
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wANTED-HoUsEs.

\ ANgED- House; seven rooms; Improvements;
fsad fieslIboThood; asonabie rent permanent.
Address BOX $50. this Office. nil
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ron EXCHANGE.

FOR ENcHANGE-z50 egg czsac:5y Ven Cullen
incubator and tWo broodess sor =9Fss. LsyiGire
at Sni Pa ave. NV. eitys ese-S
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WANTED-RooMs

WANTED-By married couple near Capitol. three
unfinished rooms fer ligtt housekeeping Ad-
dress BOX 352. this Office Mig
1E8ETEB-May -, one unfinished room for two
gentlemen; preferably between 4ti and 18th sts
nv near Il 81; must be reasonable; describe
vjrir Igice. address BOX S5j this Office
mis-
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FOR sALE-FARMs.

FOR SALE-Cheap or easy terms. farm Of 222
acres ia Prince George County; TX miles fr0F1
AiUiliEiH and miles from COilington station,
Pope's Creek line OF Pa Z. r.; 200 acres cleared
land; good tobacco soil; balance in fine white
oak timber; dwelling and necessary outbuiIdings.
Address W b. BOWLS, Largo, Prince George
Co. Md mSO-3
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wANTED-AGExTs.

WANTED-Tbree solicitors; either sex, charity
work: compensation good Apply noon Tuesday
III 18th ST. NV 81
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.
wANTED-By experienced eolored man. place as
fireman; references. T SMITH 1879 Wallace
Court e
WANTED-By responsible white man. with horse
and buggy, place As collector 100 Seatou St
MANIFESTATION by sccond-yeaT medical stu
dent IN drug store. Address 1875 sth st. nv.
WANTED-Bv respectable Young coIored man a
place IA private family or boarding house 2i33
II =. ~. HI
WANTED-By thoroughly competent male stem
ographer steuographic work and typewriting.
address BOX 55s, this office. nj
WANTED-Pupils for private instruction in dou-
Eie-eutrF bookkeeping and arithmetic. 1924 18th
st. NV nj
wANTED-By coIored man. house CLEANING and
withdrawing to do. Address BOX 81, this Of
WANTED-By Young man, night work; experience
IL cfglr store. Address BOX 553, this Office
SITUATIONS WANTED - MALE AND
FEMALE.
MRS. NOORE'S Old Reliable Southern Agency.
established 1892 2lz usy. HousekeeDers
and al kinds of domestic help furnished IL and
our q city. eI
wANTED-MIsCELLA
WANTED Furniture: if YOU have anything to
sell. drop card to BOX 554 tins Office. mis-
WANTED-To buy obi feather beds Z. MARKS.
. Myrtle ST e90-5
WANTED Secondhand graphophoae. Adcre55
Box siC, this Office e30-3
WANTED-Highest cash prices paid for ladies'
and gents cazt-of clothing; drop postal Tls call
3. TARsHES. 1905 9Th st m4-Imo
WANTED-Iorscs to pasture; excellent pasture:
plenty shade and water w = BICKISGS, Good
Hope. D c. c2g-7
NANTED-At once ten gallon ice cream freezer;
must be IN good condition and cheap. Box 325-
This ot5ee- e29-3
CHEAPEST GOOD PRINTING-I.0)9 business
cards y; ether printing reasonable HAYS,
60 81 NV m29-3
UANTED-0Id gold. silver. watches. diamonds
dentist gold, platinum, teeth plates. etc; pawn
tickets bought LOUIS ABRAHAIS. removed to
$50 ath St NV ap27-f
NANTED-To buy hickory wood IN carload lots
~ price delivered IA Washington in cars on
lie J. & o. tricks Address BOX 242 this Of
- llzy-t
WANTEp-lIjgnest cash price paid for ladies'
and soEts casI-of clothing; drop POSTAL, IN
call 5. kEBESkY- 1906 7th 81. NV m2-20
wANTED-N RICE. 1882 eth St nv will pay
.ibe highest price fQ- ladies and gents cast-of
TlethiHg. Address postal: viz Gail mIs-30
FOR RENT-sUBURBAN.
FOR RENT-Handsogue cottages. nearly n.s.. ,.ot
isE izEze families. right at station, railroad
10 Baltimore: Convenient to the ciiF: - and 50
peg month immediate possession MRS + J.
STEWART. Scabrook I'D. u2g-3
WANTED-.S couple CT party Of fouT to occuPy
large rDomi terms moderate: references required
AIRS. NARY y. PAYNE, Manassas Va. MFG
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEaIALE.

WANTED-By settled lady situation as house
keeper. 2Z2 go ST nv. apply II store eI
WANTED-By an educated lady TO nurse children
Over three years Old OF 10 nurse invalid excel
leat city refs; willing 20 leave the city FOR the
summer address Box 5G4 this office FL
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TRAINS ON BLUENONT BRANCH
Schedule in effect April 20. 1901

Leave Washington 9:UI a m daily 4:49 D n
week DAYS and 6-25 p Sundays Tor Blue
mont 6:z5 p m Saturdays and 4-55 p n week
days and II:25 4 m Wednesdays and Satur-
DAYS only for Leesburg- 6:25 p week days 70
Herrdon.
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TANTED-A reliable woman for general house
work 645 st NV eI
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COUNTRY BOARD.

THE WASHINGTON COLLEGE formerly Eek
ingtOn HoteD. Sd and SITS ne opens 10
Iner Joarders June l; rooms may row be selected.
ALSO
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I02 N ST. n W.-w4nted girl for general house
work; three in family Enquire $50 to 5 eI
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HELP wAxTED-FEMALz.


WANTED-Two vegetable cooks; $50; ten cham
bermaidS; three stoTeT00u girls. Tor the springs
BURGESS HOTEL AGENCY. sos 10th St NV Ell
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You Gat he ProfIfs

When You 5uE : piano Of is We are n1anufac-
turers and can save y9. az OF the retaiier's
profits
MA :. c. SMtTH. 1925 Pa. ave.
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HANTED-Immediatel to 60 to the country,
two competent girls to do general hGuseVoTk;
beautiful summer home with every city CONVEX
iencc CaI Ut 1910 SIS. s. q
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-ANTER-scttled woman for general housewoFl
20 O s. ne 81
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WANTED-Three solicitors; either sex; charity
work; compensation good Apply noon, Tuesday.
al 18th ST NV e
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-05-15
GAVE THEM GOSPEL.
Continued from Tenth Page.

lift a man who had fallen so low as he
had. Many eyes were wet with tears as
he smoke of himself and of the power that
had come to his rescue.
81 would like TO see 900 young men,"
said Mr. Jones, start a new life tonight
in Savannah. They are beset on every
hand by snares and pitfalls. Wickedness
in many shapes stalk about them, and on
every hand it is reckoning them to their
ruin. I know of what L speak, for many
of the young men OF The city have sought
me in my room and asked me to help
them. They have tod me of the dreadful
temptations that assail them from every
quarter, of the dreadful hotbeds of vice
that stand in their way"
Then the. preacher related a touching
story of a family of wealth and prorhi
nence by which he was entertained in
one of the Middle States. The father,
mother and daughter were earnest Chris
tians. but the son was abandoned to de-
hatchery and vice. The story Of the re-
dempton of the young man and the joy
that was carried to the hearts Of father,
mother and sister as told by Mr.. Jones,
went straight to the hearts of many, and
again many eyes were, wet. 1t was the,
saving grace of God, directed through
Mr.. Jones, that had wrought the change
in the young man, the preacher said,
and he asked if that was not needed in
Savannah to save its young men from
ruin From several sides, eyes" was an
swered.
An Incentive TO Laughter.
Only once during the sermon was there
laughter That was when Mr.. Jones told
of lecture delivered by some distin-
gushed scientist. The preacher had at
tended and had expressed his regret that
the lecturer had dug up more snakes than
he could ever kill by the dissemination
of any such scientific facts as he alleged
The scientist had wanted to know if any
ore believed that God had picked up a
piece of mud, breathed upon it, and ere
ated man, who had stumbled over an ap-
pie and fallen into whisky barrel. Ger
tain it was, Mr.. Jones said, that God
years ago. picked up the dirtiest piece of
mud in Barlow county, bresthed some OF
His spirit of saving grace upon 1t and
sent it forth as a man to do His work
and to seek to save His people. This, at
once self abasement and self-laudation,
shame of his former condition and pride
in his mission as a worker for the Lord,
touched his hearers. and the laughter that
marked the few words that had succeeded
was changed to applause.
Mr. Jones closed his talk by asking all
who wanted to be prayed for and who
wanted the meetings to be successful to
stand up, whereupon the great mass of
the congregation arose. Then he called
upon all who would 20 come forward to
the platform, grasp his hand and show to
all assembled beneath the roof of the Tab
ernacle that they were not ashamed that
they we're on the side of Christ Streams
surged up through the aisles all eager
TO give the testimony for which the
preacher asked.
The service closed with songs and with
a benediction from Mr.. Stuart Services
Will begin at 1890 this morning, 4:30 this
afthrnnnrn and a.1z 70 ri4bl
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BRUNswfoK's SALOONS CLOSED.
Ex-Treasurer Harvey's Shortage
Causes warm Discussion.

Ex-Treasurer Harvey's Shortage
Causes warm Discussion.
Brunswick, GA, May H-Another very
lively meeting was held by the City Coun-
ell of Brunswick last night, and, as a
result, ell Of the saloons are closed tight
tonight, the ordinance recently passed
requiring them to close at o'clock hav-
ing been put into effect.
At the meeting last night IT was antici-
pated that the fight would be finally set
tied burt ii was not and the saloons will
only be required to close at this early
hour for a few days. Alderman duBig-
non offered resolution postponing action
on the amendment for ten days. but 1t
was defeated, and the only way the mat
ter could be legally handled last night
was to put the originsl ordinance into
effect to-day, as it Is now law and let
an amendment be offered and put on its
first reading at the regular meeting of
Council next Thursday night and to be
put on its sc cond. third and final reading
the following Thursday night. The
amendment in question will be to open
the saloons at i'm the morning and close
at 10 at night. AS the Situation stands at
present the saloons will have to open at
and close at until May %, at which
time the amendment will go into effect.
The early closing movement was not
the leading question at last nights meet
ing, indeed, not, as more interesting
matter came up and was freely discussed.
Alderman duBignon. chairman of the iii
nance Committee, handed in lengthy
financial report, and in commenting upon
1t. he said that the old Council, and es-
pecially the Finance Committee and It's
chairman. was responsible for the short
age of ex-Treasurer Harvey. Alderman
Briesenick, the only old member left in
Council, took occasion to reply to Mr.. lu-
a member, NOT only Of the old Council.
but OF the Finance Committee, and
that he, being the only member left,
thought 1t but proper his duty to de-
fend them, land / am sure said Mr..
Brlesenick, that neither 1 nor any other
members of the old Council ever received
one cent of the money misappropriated by
Mr. Harvey, and | do not intend to be
accused of receiving any of it. The old
Council did their duty, did good work,
and if this present board shows up as
we'll after the expiration of their time I
will be very much surprised. According
to Mr.. duBignons argument, 1 suppose
every time a bank cashier is short in his
accounts the directors of the bank arc
responsible
Alderman duBignon again took the
floor and said that he did not accuse any
one personally of being responsible for
Mr.. Harvey's shortage, but it was the
duty of the Council and especially the
Finance Committee, to see that monthly
statements were submitted to them and
published, which was never done by the
old Council.
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STUARTS MORAL DANCE.
PREACHER That Attends Dances and
Theater Not FIT to Preach"

preacher That Attends Dances and
Theater Not FIT to Preach"
The afternoon Jones-Stuart meeting
Yesterday was conducted by Evangelist
Stuart. The meetings was well attended
despite the threatening weather, and, as
On the day before, quite a number of col
oTed people were among his attentive
hearers. He preached from the text
John xv:S: Herein is my father glorihed,
mat ye bear much fruit; so shall We be my
Disciples"
The test of Christianity" the preach
er said, us the fruit that is borne. Chris
uanity is practical, and God is going to
Judge us practically. Following this line
Of thought the speaker said that God is
gong to give each person a separate
lest even in accordance with the spirit
Of the text, and that the gate of Heaven
is only so wide that man or woman
li.at is wholly clean can get through.
Live right" he said, "and this old
world will see 1t; you can't argue down
pure and holy life" I'm impressing this
thought upon his hearers he told of
'eries OF conversions that had been ac-
emphasized through the sole influence of
teelng the example OF what a clean and
Tristan life had done for one man.
IN speaking of the efforts on the part
OF some people TO bring others into the
church, he warned such workers to see
10 II that they themselves led clean and
christian lives before they seek to show
others the way. The life of the one who
Hues not lead such life, he said, speaks
louder to those he seeks to help than
10 MS words of exhortatlon.
IN this connection the speaker told
panty that in his opinion the church and
tne world couldn't be mixed up. He illus
uated 1t by an anecdote Of one of his
pestorates. II was in Chattanooga. he
salo' that he was in charge of high
Ialutin' church, in which were card
payers and dancers. SO, he said, he de-
termlned himself to give a dance and in
vie his congregation TO It, and accord
insly told them on Sunday morning of
nus purpose and explained that 1t would
oe the best possible dance that could be
SVEN One Of the objections TO dances,
ne told them, was the place that some
were held In; another, the kind of peo-
PIE that sometimes ATTENDED; third, the
improper clothing; another. because OF the
ate hours, and still another. because Of
me ohaperones.
To this dance. he told them, none Of the
'o1eetions would apply, because he intend
~ 70 have It in the parsonage, invite only
ministers and their wives, that they would
oe modestly and properly clothed. that
ne dance would end az O'clock and that
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-05-15
CURES CANCER
BLOOD POISON, EATING SORES,
SWOLLEN GLANDS.
COSTS NOTHING TO TRY.

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Botanic Blood Balm (B b. b. drains the
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body. y. 3. b. thoroughly tested for 40
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hottie. So sufferers may test b. y. 3. a
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blood Balm Co., Atlanta, Ca. Describe
trouble and free medical advice given until
cured. Costs nothing 10 try b. b. B., as
medicine IL sent prepaid. Botanic Blood
Balm does not contain mineral polsons or
mercury las so many advertised remedies
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If we could strangle forever their song.
The Press goes on have no knowledge
of a person who can sing Dixie" Then
just as I expected, the Press has no
knowledge of about one-third Of the
United States. Albert Pike did not write
the words Of Dan Enrnetts-the original
Dixie" Dan wrote both song and
words. Pixies came later on, about the
outbreak of the War between the States.
But the Press says "the tune raises the
hair" Not so much now as it did in the
early sixties. Then It was the Southern
Marselsise, whose fiery breath sent the
Stars and Bars up the sleeps of Gene
terry Ridge and down into the crater at
Petersburg. Through the tangled vines
and bushy brakes of the Wilderness #
inspired the hearts of oak in Stonewal's
corps; and firm lips chahted 1t as stout
arms showed Rosecrans back from the
sihuous Chiekamauga. Yet. it was a
hair-raiser, and would have continued so
but "Msrse Robert pierced the ragged
folds of the flag with the pen of peace
for humantys sake. The song no longer
calls to battle. Let the Press and its
readers take comfort. John w. Tench.