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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-29

SEE Montgomery Realty Co for bargains in 25-room hotel (brick) on Dexter Ave. ''new:'' 7-room house on South St.; 4,room house and store S aeTSn S st G iro ssSsa hssse I sn ascs every one a bargain. We can give you bar 90 s''' acre re farm near Burkevliis. on Western Road; 240 acre farm on Washington Ferry bargains sGaa a ike f thsss @ ofos iia Dsa.sr Ave
 For Sale,
 Beautiful residence on s. Lawrence Street, six rooms, all modern conveniences. Lot 5ox i5O. Ideal home. Price low terms easy
 For sa,e-Five-room cottage with store at. tached. at West End. Lot isox1s0 I offer this property at very low price. and on easy terms. Now rented to a good paying 1O5. Seven rooms. bath and all modern in- provem9nta House in first-class condition. will be sold cheap, and on terms to suit.
 I ofKer for sale a well arranged. and wen situated house on Wilkinson Street. two sto- sI5OS
 For saie-one of the handsomest residences in tue city. located at . high point, free from ranses o. a 55xe ins aey rSis hose worth money, and unless you gre prepared to pay good price for nrst-class home. you
 For Sale-House and lot on west side of McDonough Street. The house Is one of the old-fashioned kind, that was built to stand; rooms large and high; charming place; lot S0x140 with use of alley. Will sell you the whole place at about the pFica of the lots.
 The best stock farm in the country can be had of me. It is located about 12 miles from Montgomery. on the river; LAO acres. about 600 in cultivation; the balance cane, and in wood. Cattle can feed here the year round; ample supply of water. If you are fin the mar ket. I would be glad to talk to you about this place.
 I have paid several parties lately for acci- dental injury; 1t may be your time next. Are you protected? If not. come at once and let me write you a policy in the old reliable Travellers" of Hartford And, incidentally, let me also mention am prepared to protect you from Fire by writing you . policy in one of the many companies I represent. They are @N'- 1T. c. Davidson. Il
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-29

MIsCNLIAANnOUs-We reprasent thrse strong fire insurance companies that have nna loss paying records on Montgomery business. We look after the interest of our clients. SWcatt G Wegteott. Agts. A YoTyR SUITS cleaned. Tho O K Dye House ciDauR. dyes and presses them myst-ciae4s charges reasonable; call for and deliver work. 1oS Monroe St. = BEGINNING December lst, will place oa ogir barRain counties our entire stock or box papers and ali ether RoodB suitable tQf n0iluAX pre1ci1ts af about ono-ha1f of reguler retaN prices With every fifty cent purchase we W,h give d car tisckaf. Be sure and ask Tor it, Gereautlia PRpAr Co., f29 Commerco street. P s-We have the agency for YaMman ana Erba Filing Cabinets, Grand EapioA eh9S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-29

Headquarters for new crop 1908 nuts.
 JOS. MANEGoLD & CO,
 Wholesale Confectioners.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-29
ALABAMA WINE.

ABSOLUTELY PURE. HEaae eyusn Kzaps grown on my own vineyard. HxFAn28 PRE- Tine oid Port. per case q dos. quarss) ..8B % 9r@aIion kngy per saAlpn .....s........s H&A e-gailon ksg. per gallon ......k.... ys.. I.S9
 Send 10 centa in postage for fFtn sSnaple bx i-isa; W-Eas;TnRLuND WINE co. rruishsrst AlM
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-29
wANTED-sITUA~IcN.

NANTED-work by reliable young man, will ing to do anything; have had experience gro- cery business. night watching, truck growing. Can supply best of references. Address Work man, 403 Randolph St., City.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-29
Holt 6 Strauss 'Phsns Q.
HHIp W1I.jNlHiR

 WANrErl-Eady ur gentlsnlan that e&m fzFs nish best references to work Q ascksen of CT the eatire ceenty iG which they reasess Good dress Ths, Advertiser. Montgenery. AlA.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-29

Headquarters for new crop 1908 |uts.
 JOS. MANEGoLD G co
 Wholesale Conlectioners.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-29

MALE sTENOGRAPHER, thoroughly conver- sant with court reporting. and also general of- flee work, desires either permanent position or work by day. Address Stenographer, care General Delivery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-29
sEAL EsrATE AND IxsuHAncs


 P. % e e.. With terms to suit. . new two-story dweii- ss per ysss 'la you "sTs are iaoins s I fa Tsns n yestnent let us show you this.
 Vacant Lot. We offer one of the pssttiest in town on for only 50 This h ssefiacs and you
 szsss. We have cottage that can't bs heae for . nome nome; m Is beauty and ve can make the
 Fsrm. We offer bargain this we<k. It Is . cot. ton pi.ntation of .beyt Lies acres. only ssyen place should rsnt sasiiy for sissOo. IT this class of properfy We have the best list of bargains that we've ever had. For ex- : i2S-An investment that win pay g per cent. !, 100-An investment that win pay 90 per cent that ss VII VII 5sy esy s cent cent These are giit-sdged and situsted h dtfEers4t Y8fI9 or town. We can make tTN u2YmeHL& satisfactory in every instance.
 Hishiaad Psrk. Remember. we are sale assnts for this srow-
 fnsurance. Don't forget we write sny klnd- Fire. Lase, panies at the best rates. and sppresiase yoar patronage.
 .r.. ,,.. B B Joseph | Son, :, r TO BOOM yp the ns.lsh,ss. grsssiss, . and gcnery. I will VII sell 50 large and well iaid-oft lots sise zox2oo u. in
 washington Ferry Hoad 4erms and r onsS Se wss out interest. until paid for. Titles gusranteed
 2d floor. ip5 Dexter Ave.
 Charles G Nelson,
 Real Hstate and Insurance
 For sale. We have % acres of land on sravelea roaN within half mile city linlitss, that can De di' vided into i6o lots, 50xl5o feet. and will pas you a handsome profit on price asked tor thii land. Let us show 1t to ycu We have several small tracks of land neRi the city that 1t will pay you to investigate Eleven miles from town we have | 2ao acres of frst-class sandy land with clay subsoil, ol which there are 800 acres in cultivation, ~ acres in pasture and the balance in woods Price 2.50 per acre.
 Six acres with a most comfortable little cot tage large barn and everything in good TO pair. in city limits. for s5,5O0. seo acres nine miles from town that vii make you one of the best investments in prai rie lands to be found in this county. All c this place ia in cultivation, excepting 50 acre. which is in timber. We have a bargain in a piece of negro prop erty that win net you thirteen per cent.  Charles e Nelson, No. c Commerce St. 9
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-29
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Advertisements will be inserted in this
 2 column. under any clasaided heading, at these rates: Twenty-Five cents for
 . twenty-five wordp or less. each tnser- tica, and one cent per word for twenty
 i've words or over. eat'h insertion Cash must accompany each advertisement
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-29
WANTED BOARD OR ROOM.
FOR RFNT-RRsIpENCEs.

e-~-----------~------@--->--> - FOR RENT-Attractive six-room cottage in near orchard Perry Street extension; newly repaired, painted, papered, porcelain bath, city
 Water servants' house. stable, garden, con venient two car lines Chandler & Douglass.
 Fon RENT-Neat cottage s. Hull St. Truck farm Highland Park. with three-room cottage and barn; 25 acre farm and good dwelling near Hendricks MIL Sweatt 6 Westcott II
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-29
Far sa,a Gm

With terms to suit, . new two-story dweil- lnE in siik stocking ward thak win rent for tz5o per yeer. If you are looking for ar in- yestnent let us show you this.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-29
FIRE INSURANCE.
FOR RENT-sToREs.

FOR RENT-store lsx3o it.. with two rooms attached. on corner Jackson and High Sts. ; sii per month. Apply to M W. Purifoy, s4 Brassen S. S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-29

REAL EsTATE-If you are looking for homs I have them all sizes and prices to suit. Como and take look before buying elsewhere. J. T. Andrew 20
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-29
FOR RENT.

FOR 'RENT-Plantatfon S20 hcres, five miles from city, opposite Baldwin plantation. Coo sada Ferry Road six wells of water and douole-room a1 Is 5sI rotoToa ss ts S.ssS FOR RENT-Good comfortable seven-room hoI,se with bath, etc.; convenient to business. Rent very reasonable. Apply at .llQ Mildred St. ls roR RENT-A building on Jefferson Street. corner of Lawrence, suitable for wholesale gfo- ceries laundry or machinery. Apply o2t NAsn- lngton Mrs Jackson. A1 tNoR RENr-A seven-nule farm. l2 niles 1rovad. also mules corn and fodder for sale en place. Apply 2s s. GoldthWalte street Srs A. !. Jones
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-29
MTeOnf.EAMM0Ua.

ALI charity pAtfants oasirlng n2nfuasoa n
 the parda of the Montgomery lnl1rmafX inuss lowing. DhYsiciana ;EgMs Goi4knwnitA 8cCon- nleo. Baker. Pollard and 1illtngs who earnpeao county physiciana. DzA Th1EiaSaua ana DIE tlng. sa@89ztf~ss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-29

TYPEwRTERs--Aii- naked sscead.hand, ds- scripffvs list mailed anywhere 8fAndard Typewriter Exchange. 2sf Broadway, New York. n
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-29
Yacant L0t.

We offer one of the prsttfest in town on q corner situated in the best of neighborhoods Tor only 2s5o This fs . saef1ilcs and you
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-29

We have cottage that can't bs bat for . terms easy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-29
FOR sAxE.

old, rubber-tired rln~Ground md set best hnr- ington St. tn-sa-th LATEST improved RehinEtous and typewriter
 supplies always In etocks typewriters sold. ex- changed. rented and repaired.' A. Coke Smith. Moses Building.s .i-~eA F If
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-29

FOR sALE-Giobe wernicke Book Cases, Filing Cabinets and Desks. We have on hand a complete stock of all goods manufactured by this -actory. We employ an expert system clerk to give any information you may desirt regarding the use of these up-to-date offics systens; time and money savers. He would like to meet and talk with you. whether you buy or not. Ed c. Fowler Co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-29

LoST-On Nov. 2lst vest pocket memorandum
 book with my name in it. Liberal reward returned to Barnett Hdw. Co. H. R. Robert!
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-29

FOR sALE--A Sterling bicycle. in perfect oon-
 ditior, used 6 weeks; equipped with SS c. 6 J tires aajastabls frame, rsversibie handle- bars, and Veeder io.0OO-mile cyelonneter; . real bargain. Call phone s67 or call at The Advertiser office. If
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-22
Duncan-Moon.

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
CART ERSVILE, VA, October H,-The
Gainesville Baptist Church was the scene
Of pretty marriage this afternoon. when
Miss Daisy Bledsoe Moon became the
wife of Mr.. Fletcher Duncan, the cere-
n.ony being performed by Rev. j. f.
Gwatkin, pastor Of the church.
The church was beautifully and artisti-
cally decorated with eyergreens and
ported plants by the ladies of tho church
The marriage arch, Immediately in front
OF the pulpit, which was banked with
eNergreens was crowned with a large
Row Of white ribbon. The bridal party
entering the church to the strains OF
Mcndelssohn's wedding march, played by
Mrs w. T., Robinson, came as follows:
Ushers-Messrs, Ben 1'rice and Zelda
Sclater, Pearl Duncan and Bushrod Fox.
Preceding the bride and maid of honor
came a beautiful little girl, cousin of the
bride bearing a large bouquet of flowers
Preceding the groom and the best man
came handsome little boy, a cousin Of
the bride bearing the wedding ring on a
silver waiter
Tho bride and her sister. Miss Dimple
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-22
TO DIVIDE
THE SYNOD.
This Proposition Ably Dis
cussed at Abingdon.
NO CONCLUSION REACHED
NO CONCLUSION REACHED
Debate viii Be Resumed To-Day--Ar
Overture for Protest to Secretary
Of Navy in Regard to Worship
Of Cadets at Annapolis.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch3

ABINGDON, VA, Oct. 21.-The Pres
byterian Synod Of Virginia began its
second days session this morning with
devotional exercises. conducted by Rev.
E. z. Lane.
About thirty new members were en-
rolled during the day. Most OF the early
part of the day was taken up in re-
cetving reports and communications.
which were referred to appropriate COM
mittees.
Among those which attracted the most
interest was one from the Synod OF Bal
timore, Of the Northern Presbyterian
Church asking this Synod to unite In a
protest to the Secretary OF the Navy
against the resembling OF the privilege
granted to the cadets OF the Naval Acad-
envy OF attending the services on the
Sabbath at some other place Of worship
In town than the chapel that they pre-
fer. on the ground of their. religion.
It seems that heretofore this privilege
has been granted, but it has recently
been taken from them This paper was
referred to the committee on bills and
overtures. OF which Rev. II. K. Brooke
D. D., Is chairman.
Rev. r. c, johnson. D. D., introduced
an overture to the General Assembly,
asking change in the constitution OF
the church, to allow any synod which
chooses to do so to make itself a repre-
sentative body, the members of Synod to
be selected by the Prcsbyteries in such
manner as the Synod shall decide.
At II O'Clock Rev. H. NJ.
White, D. D., preached most
earnest and eloquent sermon from
list Tim, 1:l5: This Is faithful say
Ing and worthy of all acceptance, that
Christ Jesus came into the world to save
men in the Synod. but his bow still abides
In strength.
QUESTION OF DIVISION.
The afternoon session was taken up In
discussing the question Of division.
Rev. j. j. Morton, D. D.. offered the
following motion:
Resolved, That 1t is the sentiment OF
this Synod that 1t should be divided.
DR.. Morton and DR.. r. II. Fleming
made strong speeches In favor OF this
motion, but 1t Is generally admitted
that the strongest speeches of the de-
bate were made by Or. A. G. Hopkins
and DR.. G.. W. Finley against this reso-
luton This resolution deals only with
the abstract question as to whether there
shall be any division, and not as to
whether It shall be into two or three
parts,
The debate was still In progress when
the afternoon session closed, and Will be
resumed tomorrow,
At night popular meeting was held
In the interest Of foreign missions,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-22
DR.. M'IVER'S PERSUASION
Two Linemen Fall from Thirty-Foot
Pole.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch)

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
GREENSBORO, n. c.. October 2l.-
Barnum and Bailey rented vacant field
adjoining the premises of the State Nor
NAL and Industrial College some time ago
for their circus performances. President
McIver couldn't persuade them to go else
where. so he induced the Board of City
Aldermen to pass an ordinance making 1t
81 misdemeanor to give u show within a
given distance of a school, and the man
ayers of the circus had to find other quar-
tiers or pay heavy fine. One of the
advance agents of the circus was here
yesterday and secured the Central Caro-
lima Fair Grounds, where the show Will
be held
Mr. B. Mackenzie. of this city, has been
awarded the contract to install steam
heating plant in the Marlborough House in
Raleigh.
The exhibitors of the late Central Car
olina Fair are notified that 1t will take
about ten days to get the premiums, d.
plcmas. etc. ready for distribution.
The first of series of meetings began
at the West Market Street Methodist
Church last night. Rev "A. L. Franklin
conducted the services.
Rev. Mr.. Franklin is pastor Of Cabell-
Street Methodist Church. in Danville.3
Messrs. T. Griffith and 3. a. Nash, line
men for the Bell Telephone Company,
both received painful though not serious
injuries this morning by thirty-foot
telephone pole breaking with them The
men were on top of cross arm string
ing wires when the accident occurred. Mr..
Griffith received a sprained ankle and was
badly shaken up. Mr.. Nash's injuries
We're more severe. his left wrist being
broken. and he was slightly injured in
other ways.
DR.. and Mrs. c. D, McIver have gone
to Chase City. Va leaving last night,
via Raleigh, to spend couple of days at
the State Fair. DIR. McIver has been
urged by his physician to take rest,
as he had not fully recovered from his
sickness last summer when he began the
Herculean task of making the reunion a
success, and this, In addition to his reg
ular and onerous duties as president of
the state Normal and Industrial College,
prevented his complete recovery.
Mrs Mclver goes with the Doctor as
much to keep him from work and TO keep
him at Chase City for two weeks as for
pleasure and companionship. If she was
not along, his physician and everybody
else knows that he would be home again
ir two days getting the Carnegie Library
built or attending the Mecklenburg Fair,
that his heart had been set upon. But
he'll get a Whack at the great State Fair.
whether or no,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-22
Minitreo-White.

Especial to The Times-Dlspatcho
GREENSBORO. N. c., Oct. 2l.-At s:so
tonight at the homo Of Mr. and Mrs.
Augustus Bryan White, No. ALB Asheooro
Street this city. Miss Mary Belle White,
their daughter was married to Mr.. Jo-
seph PowhatHn Mnitree, Jr.. OF WASH
ihston, D. c.. the ceremony being con
Quoted by the brides pastor. Key. =. ".
Church, 1t was quiet home weddins.
only few friends and relatives being
present. Among the out-of-town rein
tves present were Colonel and Mrs. Jo-
seph p. Minitree, parents OF the groom
Misses Elizabeth and Claudia Minitrce
DR. and Mrs. II. B. Holliheld, OF wash
ley White. of Washington. D. e. Mr..
Morris G. White. of Durham, N. c.. and
Mr.. j. Burt James, of Chapel Hill. N. Z.
Mr.. j. u. Mlnitrec. of Washington. broth-
e. of the groom. acted as best man;
Miss Imogene Loyal Bernard. Of Chatta,
in white silk. CARRYING. La France roses;
Mrs. Herbert A. White Of Greenville,
~ c., was dame of honor, wearing black
spangled net over black taffeta, CARRYING
La France roses. The bride was attired
in going-away gown OF navy blue cloth,
roses. Mr.. and Mrs SMinitree will spend
their honeymoon In Atlantic City. and
New York, thence returning to their fu-
ture home In Washington. D. c. Tho
bride Is one of the fairest and most
accomplished young ladies of the state,
beloved by a large circle Of friends, while
MIR. Minitree, the son Of Colonel Joe z.
Mnitree purchasing agent Of the South.
,crn Railway. Washington. D. c., is we'll
known and very popular wherever known.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-22
Graves-La-tord.

Especial to The Times Dis pstch.)
FORK UNION. VA. Oct 21.-At $50
A. NJ. to-day the nuptials of Miss Pat
tie Wills Lanford Of Carysbrook. and
Mr.. Henry Kennedy Graves of Williams
burg, Va, were duly celebrated in Beth
cl Church, DR.. G. II. snead, officiating.
In honor of the occasion, the house was
artstically and appropriately decorated
The bride. a most attractive blonde, 8
the third and youngest daughter of Mr..
James w. Lanford and great granddaugh-
ter Of the late Mr.. Miles G. Wills The
matron of honor Mrs ]. Herndon Mar
tin, was dressed In white mousseline and
carried n shower bouquet Of carnations.
The best man was Mr.. Abner Carey
Goode. of Richmond cousin of the
groom. The bride was given away b.
MIR. Charles w. Lanford. of Roanoke. her
brother
The bride wore white chiffon, trimmed
in hand embroidery, and veil caught with
cameo
Graves, of Williamsburg, Va, sister OF
the bride; Miss Elizabeth Joseph. Of
Richmond: Miss Bessie Archer Holland.
of Boscobel, Va; Miss Hattie Turner, OF
Fluvanna, and the Misses Florence
Maupin and Maggie Gore. Of Williams
burg all dressed in write organizes.
white tulle sashcs and carried ferns tied
with white tule.
The ushers were r. j Barlow and
Richard Malone. of williamsburg. Va:
Russell Holland, of Boscobel. Va: Leslie
Atkinson and j. F. Lanford, Of Fluvanna.
Two little misses. Mabel Clarke. niece
of the bride. carrying the ring on tiny
silver waiter and Cassie Johnson, license
bearer. wore white organdy and white
satin ribbon sashes and white shoes and
stockings Masters John Wheeler HcG<nd
and Rodger Little, acting as ribbon boys.
were dressed in pure white.
Mrs. Willie Gray Shepherd, of Palmyra.
played the wedding marches.
A reception was given the bridal party
at the home of the bride last evening.
Guests from distance were Mesdames
J. r. Bell. Lilly II. Sadler, of Baltimore:
Mr.. and Mrs. John Abncr Goode, and
Mrs. Marshall Boyles, of Richmond.
After hurried congratulations, Mr.. and
Mrs. Graves took the midday train West,
and after November LIST, they will be at
Williamsburg, Va, their future home,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-22
THE UNION
OF HEARTS
Many Marriages Are Cele-
brdted in Virginia
----------
OF WELL-KNOWN PEOPLE
M. Oscar Whitmore Marries Miss
Showa.ter-Mr. Graves and Miss
Lanford-Other Popular
Young Couples.
OF WELL-KNON1N PEOPLE
tspecial to The Times. Dispatci)

4
LEXINGTON, VA. Oct 2l.-A pretty
marriage was solemniscd this morning
at IL o'clock at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs w. NJ. Showalter, of near Lexing-
ton. when their only daughter, Miss
Mamie Cllen Shownlter beca mo the bride
of Mr.. Oscar Burgess whitmore. young
est son of Mr. and Mrs. John IL. Whit
mere. Of Lexington. Rev j. Il. Booker.
of Lexington, otiiciated Mrs. G. f. Dida-
wick sister of the groom, presided at tho
organ and played the wedding march
from Mendelssohn and during the ccre-
mony rendered softly Hearts and Flow
ers.'
The bride was attended by Miss Myrtle
Warner. Of Linwood W. Va, as maid
of honor. She was dressed In white or
CANDY and CARRIED white chrysanthe-
NUNS. The groom's best man was his
brother. Mr. D. j. Wh!tmore, of Lynch
burg The bridesmaids were Miss Beulnh
Montgomery. of Lexington, and Mis:N
Eva Copper. of Riverside. Va, both be-
Ing dressed In white organdy and carry
ing white chrysanthemums. The .srooms-
men M'c.e Mr.. J. II. Davidson, of Buenn
Vista. and Mr.. Emory Showalter, broth
CT of the bride.
The bride is an attractive young lady
of the brunette type She was becom-
ingly gowned In white silk null with
satin trimmings and applique entrained
She wore a veil and carried white carna-
tons.
An elaborate old Virginia dinner was
served the bridal party and invited
guests. Later the wedding guests drove
to the home Of the groom near Lexng-
ton. where tonight reception was
held. Both parties are very popular and
hosts OF friends wish them all JOY and
happiness.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-22
Wedding Cards.
(Snerial to Tho Timos-Disna,

ESPECIAL to The TImcs-DispatchD
HEATHSVILLEt VA. Oct. J.-Invi-
tations have been issued 70 the marriage
Henry Dcshields Basye. the ceremony
to be performed BY the Rev. DR., G. W.
Beale at Coan Baptist Church on the
evening OF the 2lst day Of October, Both
OF the young people arc well known
throughout northumberland county, and
have the best wishes of their many
trends
Mr., and Mrs Irving Buck, of Lam
caster county, have issued cards to the
marriage Of their daughter, Miss Mar
ghret Kate Buck, to Mr., Charles Clinton
day The young couple will proceed to
Ba, timore whore they viii make their
hlmn for the future.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-22

cipine and liberal dieting. works won.
derfully upon our most helpless cases.
Many OF our patients come here through
a persistent disregard of the above con-
ditions. which are so essential to hea!thiul
living The popular idea is that medicine
is the cure for all the Ills of the mind
and the body are subject to. forgetting
that it is the violation Of the natural
law. which Is the chief cause of every
departure from normal, mental and ply
steal health. The brain Is a.
many functloned organ, requiring a d.
versty Of labor. recreation and rest to
fully develop and maintain It at nor
NAL standard-hence we are under the
necessity Of providing not only labor but
also variety OF recreation and amuse-
ments. suited to tho wants and require
ments Of n large population"