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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-19

uFor four years I suffered untold agony
writes Mrs. E. tNations1 Of Wits Springs
Scarcy Co., Arkansas. eSometiines would set
some better aud think ! would get well only to
wake up some morning mot able torise In my
hips a nd around lower parts OF abdomen was
where r suffered the most, aud when the pain
would give wayIitt scattered all ovc1nne and
would Sc 50 sore and stiff could scakely move
NV husband got the best doctor in the country
to attend me, but did not Improve any Finally
/ told my husband that ! was going TO try Or.
Pierce's medicines BY the time had taken one
bottle Of Favorite Prescription could notice
q little Improvement. Or. Pierce advised me 10
take Golden, Medical Discovery! IN connection
with theSt Favorite Prescriptien.R by the time
/ had taking Eve bottles Of Faycrite Prescr1P-
ton and four Of the Golden Medical Discoy-
ery,' was we'll That was two years ago this
summer felt we'll until expected to become
a mother then threatened nllschance greatly
weakened me, and my old disease returned. MY
husband got another doctor for me, but seemed
: TO Just drag along aud get no better; At last
told the doctor that Il his medicine did not help
y me would go back to Or. Pietce's medicines,
did SO, and by the time had taken them one
month I could do my own housework, except
washing and tended my garden, too, was
stouter than had ever been while waiting
baby's coming since my first baby came (this
on e was the sixth child) She Is now eleven
months old, aud is healthy child. As for me-
I7feel as young now, at thirty, as did at eight
cen years Of age"
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure bill.
iousness and sick headache.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-19
NO PRIMARY-iN STAFFORD
Three Lawyers and Nine Dollars Costs
In an Eight Dollar Case.
:, - The Tlmes-Dispatch.)

fsnecial to The Enthusiastically
rREDER1cKsBURG. VA. Sept. "a
rho Democratic Committee OF STAFFORD
county has decided not to call primary
for the election OF officers to be voted
az at the November election. but has
.rdorsed the following candidates: For
House Of Delegates, r. M. Jones; LOT
county treasurer, w. D. Reamy; for
.Cnmmonwealth's attorney. G., B. Wallace;
en- sheriff. c. L. Kennedy; for commits
sioners OF the revenue, j. i. Gouldln ana
81. ~. Towson; for supervisors. James u
lee. "a, =. Henry and Clevo Harding.
Before a magistrates court In STAFFORD
county this week. case came up ~
vhich,s forty-one railroad ties were In
voived. eighteen OF which were contested.
The value OF the ties was about 50, and
the costs alone In the case amounted 70
1910, There were three lawyers en-
ployod, two on one side and one on the
other. The two Justices who tried the ca Sc
dismissed It.
ford, who was urged to become candl.
date, for the Legislature from stafford
and King George counties, has declined
to enter the race.
Mr., ], Z F.. Lumsden, a prominent busi'
ness man OF Orange county, who was
besleged by his party friends to become
q Republican candidate for the Leglsla,
ture from Orange county, after mature
consideration. has declined to run,
Mrs. L. A. Simpson, Of lower Fapquier
county, a vel known lady now elgh!y,
four years of age, was stricken with
paralysis and Is seriously illa.s
Mr. D, Mercer Waller, of stafford coun'
ty has been appointed manager of the
new Eagle Horse Exchange at Boston
Mass, The position Is a good one. PAYNE
fine salary,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-19
KILLED (, II BY THOUSANDS
Entire Population Of kaster'a Massa y q I
y cred Fierce Fights. js
(By,Associnted Press.)

a. 1899
+ SOFIA BULGARIA. Sept. ls'-t,ursnea
ranort. from Kastoria say the city L.
h,,rn,ne and that the massacre Of it,.
pon,ia tion lestimated to have numbered
1000 peTsons was indescrleablX teri o =,
The Turks slaughtered indtsorim ansny
Bulgarians and Greeks men, Wo1''et ano "
en x Turklsh war balloon Is reported, to o
have been seen lowering fo OF 7, the y ,r !ass
t tit, -. ~ tha Vicinity Of Haskoyo. se-s
v YER, light has Occurred at ylay!ta IN t n,
mountalns Of KratoXa t peeWesn = I' ~
e eGFKs h an e. The Insurgents used bombs
WITH deadly effect AbSss enc Ss. nuR RIsd
Turks are reported e. haxS ~. nHnn
lad two men wounded. .aL.,
"A fight is also reported! 70 have saksn
place at Rupel Paso. near Seses y, Tn anS
annIhiliated a whole company OF ,I,Grks.
The bands then fled to the mountuu's'lf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-19
I. CLAIM FOR DAMAGES
one to Be Made Against Government 81
for Injuries to Chinese, VI
81 (By Associated Press.)

4WAsH1NGToN&D. c., Sept. 10 This Z /.
Chinese government will make a claim
against the government Of the United
states on account Of injuriea IN file ted 90
by residents Of Tonopah, Nevada. on CHI
nese residents Of that place last We era ves
al 4 The Chinese consul general at san
Fran cisco to send him as many attlda-
Wits as he can secure. showing the names
~ +heir in iuries. as we'll as any property
loss they might have suffered. These
affidavits will be used rs the base t' OF
4 teieKram was received at the State
.Departnent' to-day from the Governor OF
Nevada in reply 70 one sent ye fe r. ~
has ordered an Immediate Investigation
and will take every action looking to the
safety OF the Chinese residents o. ,Ton 10
sent to the Chinese minister TOR his ln'
f0rrna ton. .S ~ s MI /,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-19
BROKEN FLANGE
ON. ENGINE WHEEL ; J, J,
Locomotive Left the Track
and Bumped Along on
the Ties.
spec,'al TO The Times-Dlspatch.'

Especial TO The Times-Dispatcho
LOUISA, VA, Sept. 1a.-West bound
Chesapeake ana Ohio passenger tratn, y No.
is, die here at 1921 P. M. to-day, II,
charge Of Conductor George Taylor. with
EnglneersT. B. Chalkley ut the. throttle
while running about thirty miles an
hour. with locomotive No. 100. left the
rails on a straight piece OF track track. two
miles east Of here, and bumped along
OH the cross ties for several hundred l
yards before 1t could be brought to q
standstill. The plucky engineer stuck
to his post and doubtless saved his train
and the lives OF many passengers, None
Of the cars left the track.
(. The accident was caused BY a broken
flange On ono OF the driving wheels and
the train was delayed four and all y
hours. AZ n 5lJg5 tiH3 Nj
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-19
COL. r. e. WlTHERS'
. SD BIRTHDAY
Especial to The Tines-Dtspatch)

.05 (specia! to The Times Dtspatch,)
wYTHEyILLE,v VA. september lS.-Col.
onel Robert E. Withers,, former United
states Senator. consul at Hong kong.
colonel Of teh Eighteenth virginia, Jour-
nalist. statesman. and soldier, celebrated
his eiehty-second birthday here to-day.
surrounded by a large circle OF his de-
scendants.
37 A grand dinner was given to the mem-
hers Of his house, and afterwards HIS
many friends began to call and offer
their congratulations, keeping this up IN
steady stream all day.
Colonel Wlthers Is In splendid health.
His mind is as clear, his eyes as prlght
and his form as erect MS 1'tV years
ago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-19
Daughters Delegates.

Especial to The TImes,DlspaIch) IS
Z TAUNTON, VA. Sept. 1s,-At the
meeting Of J. q, 3. Stuart CHAPTER
the following delegates We're elected to
the Norfolk meeting on October 21st:
eMesdnmes Carter, Harrison, Mccullough,
y. r. B. Stuart and Miss Minnie Morton;
alternates. Meslames Helms. Bissell and
Turk and Miss Margaret Undertake.
The chapter will present the crosses OF
honor on Lees birthday. January 18th,
A marriage license has been issued N
and Miss tRussle w, Shaufey, the ccre-
mony to be performed at Mt. Scion on
Sunday. III,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-19
THREE MEN FALL
THlR|TY-SlX FEET
one Killed, One Badly In.
jured and the Third
Little Hurt.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.)

pANVJLLE. VA, September ls.-A
scaffold upon which three coored mss
were working at the new dam being
constructed by the Dan River Power and
Manu- ncturIng Company. gave way this
morning, and one man was killed and the
other two, badly injured. The man. who
was killed, was Reuben Cobb, and mn.
other, named Scott Brown had Ills thSi'
broken. The men fell a. distance OF thirty
six feet Cobb when found was almost
upright on his head and his neck WA
broken.
Brown was thrown on his side and
struck against some rocks. The other
man, whose name was unknown, had
only a slight cut on his face. This Is the
most serious accident that has happened
at the dam. sa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-19
al.he Game Of Llfe..'

When ,erhe Game OF Life comes to the
Bliou Theatre for q weeks Lengagement.
beginniiig Monday the patrons of that
ssaoms seaa n ppo fnt
Of scenic eaulpment romantic, st story z q
and and in fact. an unrlyaled performances,
in every detail dIss e wor i was pfESoau rIse
~ ~ The first curtain. amid picturesque sur.
round ngs, the plot starts to unfold itsei!f
in a terse. straightforword manner, t eit
ing a beautiful story Q! love ana a|dw eX mo.
Ins ~ from the beginning to the ina!
ha hahn demuement,. The play opens u, N
Colorado, and ends ~ Londo sne s scell,
a remarkable display OF pletGrettHhIue n AIM
her Oh Oh new mechanical and eleo'f'ca'
effects &,' fsAt ~ ttSi Sit q HFI t-4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-19
/ feel as young
now, at thirty, as I
did at eigh teen years
Of age ..

That Is part OF the statement OF ono
wotil.n mother q SIX ,,s s sh1i IA who
Fayorite Prescription. It Is not the or.
dinarv cares 81 the family nor the matt.
raj Obligations Of motherhood, which,
make Women preitiatt,iely old. But It Is
t,e wo,,'aly issasss d;,s,n ,Ssg away , the
Which lake tho ro1ndness and supple.
ness from the form, the bloom from, the
check and tic brightness from the eye.
Dr. pierce's Iavoritc Prescription cures
those won,anly diseases which rob :, women
ofyouth and beauty. It establishes reg
uiar n dries ir enfeebling drains, heals
Inflammation and liberation, and cures
female weakness. It makes weak women
strong strong d nd sick women we'll. It brings
back u tic mother the l:ightheartedness
Of her bridal day THIS is the testimony
newed their youth by the use Of VA
vorite prescription.0
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-19
FalIlc>ner-Harrls.

Especial to The Times-D Dispatch - e.
FREDERICKSBURG VA, Sept: 49,
A marriage OF interest took place t
#Unionvile, Orange county, few days
ago, tho principals being Miss Ads NJ;
Harris, daughter of MI. and Mrs. r. B.
Harris. OF that place, and Mr.. j. W..
Faulconcr. III
The ceremony was solemnized In the
Baptist Church, which was beautifully
decorated, Rev. Mr., Coons. the pastor Of
After7a wedding dinner. Mr.. and Mrs:
.Faulconer left for an extended bridal
tour, after which they Will reside IN
gplttSburE, Pa, a3sl4I 4s.a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-19
CONFEDERATE REUNION
Judge Mann and Others Address the
Nottoway Veterans.
le.Ia1 ~ mia Timas-pIspatc

ltaT (SpeclaI 20 IHe 7 l'1fo'' 0's'Pe''eSS'''7
NoTTowAY@ c. H., VA. Sept. 1s,-The
sold vets Of this county had their am
,nual dinner here to-day. A large crowd
vas present. and eloquent speeches We're
made by Judge William H, Mann. General
stith Boiling and George Bernard, OF
Petersburg.
Tho Blackstone Brass Band was In at
tendance, and discoursed martial music
during tho day Several familiar faces
answered there to the last roll call
since the last reunion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-19
CONFEDERATE SPONSORS
Miss Virginia Greaver Appointed a
Laree by General M cGil!.

Especial to The Tim s-Dispatch.),
z PETERSBURG. VA, Sept. slS.-General
James .AIacGill, grand commander OF the
Come derate Veterans OF Virginia. has
Miss Virginia Greeyer, OF Chill
howie, Va. sponsor at large for the State
Of Virginia to the Confederate reunion
In Newport News, October 2sth to GOTH,
inclusive, and Miss Mary Paul Roper.
of Petersburg, her maid Of honor 4.
Miss Greever is the daughter Of former
Senator Greever, and will carry IN the
parade the flag that was carried by her
distinguished father throughout the Civil
War.
IS Miss Roper Is the daughter ofiMr. Bart
lett Roper, a prominent citizen Of Peters,
burg. rs 7d
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-19
WALKER FOR THE SENATE
Declared the Nominee, and LyelI Named
" tsFl for the House II d

WARSAW, VA, Sept, 1s.-In accord
snse w!th the party y plan no other per er
ser haynf slsd noSs e his
Nortthum berland. has. been declared the
Democratic nominee for the Senate from
the aThirty-fourth Senatorial District,
Northumberland yt"t Northumberland I.ancas.
ter and Richmond. Hon. John NJ, Lyell
has also been declared the Democratic
nominee for the House Of Delegates from
the counties OF Richmond and Lancaster,
he having no opposi ton. ss.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-19
Killed on the Rail.

i (special to The Times Dispatch.l al
H sTyN the mi nilneteen-year-oid son q Mr..
and and Mrs, S. Henry, vas killed u tva by 2
freight train tho MGsfoE a and w eenty
last night. Young Henry was WAXING ~
ttsoswsards his home on the main track
when struck I. r.nton.
Vile Tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-19
Investigating Local Option.
fsnecial 10 The Times-Dispatch.

Especial 10 The Tlmes-Dispatch)
s DANvILLE, VA. Sept. 1s-Rev. Dogan
a minister OF Roanoke, is IN the city IN.
Vestieating the situation here to report
"a ia cItsans Of Roanoke IN reference
g The fooa Afternoon paper in commenting on
the matter says: tie
r,+urn hns In store. but the expert.
enco of :{he city thus far, Is that local
ontion is not a bowling success.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-19
SHOE STORE ENTERED

.Th,af Broke into Sorg's and Carried
Away twenty-five Gents s,
There are no clues as 70 the laehuss
,of ne thief who broke into sorg's SHOE
store early yesterday morning, and car-
rled off a silver quarter, all the money
that was In the till. Entrance was OF
fected through hole that had been MADE
IN the rear wall, Nothing Else was tak :. J.
Been entered Within the past six months
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-19
fredericksburg Scholarships.

II Observation-Disclosures iHpfsut VA Sept. is
The City Council last night BY a vote
PASSED {he appFoPRFlaas9EI q s5o
uollesa ia be decided By a competItvee
examination among pupils 9; the public
Schools, There was much. discussion or
the matter as to the legality Of the np-
Mr., James 7. Layton vas elected by
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-19
A HEAVY MAN FALLS
ON HIS HEAD
fspec,al to The TImes-Dispatch.

CHATHAM, VA September 1s-W, NJ.
Pearson, a prominent farmer OF Plttsyl.
yania county, fell several feet from
barn, breaking two ribs and collar-hone
Tuesday, Mr. Pearson Is a large man
and came down head first, and his ply.
sioian fears his head Is serl ,usly Injured,
az lie has been unconscious since the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-19
ut 1he 2Qc'a4a;''e4''n,,,.y.

t Reuben came to town last night: not
the convention, ''by gosh, Just come IN
on a load Of hay,".ttype of character,
but the farmer from Red Bank, who has
a telephone in%his front hall. and wears
trousers that reach below his shoe-tops.
lie has a green streak In him, but ne
Isn't all of the emerald hue, and 1t takes
a whole lot Of plotting to keep him from
getting next",@IIe lis an Uncle J, Reuben : se =
learned that he can buy potatoes cheaper pei,
h, New y Dirk town than he can in I, New
Jersey But ha falls into hthe mistn re OF
thinking that q dress suit has mtHle IN :
other man OF him, just as many a wiser q
Chap has done. and 1t Is all on with II nus
There are afflot Of good looking girls
who tilt around Reuben, and the 1lrst
business they do Is to display pretty
lot Of hosiery, alll fast black, me N,
chorus Is very muJh in evidence .throusn.
out the entire performance, tact that
Is very pleasing to the audience. a.
3 Edgar Halstead was very clever as tn y,
Reuben and d!d fine RbieSe o. Work one ne
OF those young fellows who stay up q. az
night and tell their valet, oil about Nc me
next morning over pit cher OF ice Was s9.
We all know hinl--.on the stage-ana MI :.
Thayer gave us the usual thing IN an
entirely satisfactory manner: Adlyn Ha!i
made n stunning Nora, and Anna LoSu
! was fetching as Marie, though when sne
sang her voice had an unpleasant EaHs
that natherEpu ones nerves on edge.
The production was we'll put on, nnu
most thoroughly pleased the =. aG y,lf 10
that witnessed It last night. u Wil "
repeated to-day, matinee ana evening y - a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-19

the body q member of'sthe City School
Board,
the Temperature here between yesterday
AFTERNOON and early this morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-19
WALLACE,s CIRCUS rel /: DAY PROGRAM

10 a.. M.-THE GRAND q STREET Pa
3 RADE, a unique com bination OF Glor-
Ious street Carnival. Spectacular
street Fair. geological Display.
Horse Fair and Glittering Pageant.
1 AND q P. INDOORS OPEN to the I'M
mer6e Waterproof Tents.
/ :l5 AND 7:15 p M.-PROF. BRONSON'S
n CONCERT BAND OF Renowned So
loist Musicians begins forty-flve
minute grand concert on the center
stage.
Q AND P. Mali Feature Performances
begins. comprising a multitudinous.
II Overwhelming. 1ndescribable Spec
y tacular. Acrobatic. Gymnic, Aerial,
Trained Animal, Hippodromatlc
y rs F'eats
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-19

Dr.. w. p sydnor, John A. Palmer and
Howard A.. Straighan. OF NoIthumber'
land: w. r. Crabbe. Of Westmoreland, ar
in the race for the House OF Delegates,
subject to the Democratic primary,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-19
Viola Allen and James Young.

L After an absence OF four years. MI.
James Young will again be seen n !. the 9
South appearlng IN = AIsF y rex NIght
ME- MI. Young viii play sehastIan,, the twin n
br t to the Viola Of Miss Allen; the e
eaborate production q y R Ris Inst
which Young pres,fbnte Mt % h MS own 9Wns
toas tvoI s still remembered for tho 20
e etc beauty Of the play and the charm arm
Ing stage settings. i. ~ yonnr
During the past three years ha so NINA vu OF
ar sus 1f Hnp irving through England, Ire;
land ana Scotland and has also created 1,rSl
many Important parts y TN the hh inyha
scented by Mrs.. FisKe az wy 49,
Theatre, Now York.
Seats for the three Southern produc-
tons at academy h w! p nse 9af bs 3 20
n nats Of Box office PUSHES and long waits
. In line. ~. --.--.l.L
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-19
l(Is,, !: s; fss sael,<< -.A|
|AIII'||I 'l||I'l]3tf
HracS 81 oW o. j. ss or IN, Y
a a, ASsSEzSs1 .g.sazzs..sSs:SAax. EE9az
Grandest, Greatest, Purest,
Fairest Amusement
Enterprise on Earth.

Three Rings. Two Stages. Half.mile
i11 Phcnomanal Acts, Is clowns, % Ilur.
rlcane Races. 10000 Seats, One Million
Dollar Menagcrle Of 50 .Dcns Droves Of
Cnmcls, Herds OF lEelephants.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-19

"When Reuben Comes to Town" vii De
repeated at the Academy at the tIs, marines
tn Ths ai rostumes are from designs BY the
famous artist, Archie Gum. and sag
to he Of striking novelty. The scenery y
by Physoo and fine example eo OF n anas
hnag h.en carefully selected and rehearsea
Under the personal direction Of the Az Az
thors. and is made up Of some OF me
best and most, favorably known cotnea IioaS
and condolences known to the 1aussoa'
stage. s[ sl
e Eva Mountford a new star In the
South. will be seen Monday nlgnt II 'i'e
~ , y, s.yVbon EJar Soul Speaks, tga
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-19
FIRST TIME IN AMERICA
kAAY TRAINED hNIMAlS5

In New and Novel Acts Exhibiting the
brains OF beasts and patience OF man;
Including Educated Seals and Sea Lions.
Elephants, Balloons, Bulls. Monkeys,
Dogs, Goats, Pigs. Donkeys.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-17

the abnormal craving for alcoholic drink
has been discovered by a chemist OF
many years standing, and after thorough
test, during which it has amply demon
strated that it never fails to perform its
mission, prepalati has been placed on
the market which will positively and per-
manently de stroy the craving for liquor.
at the same time that it restores the
normal conditions of the nerves Of the
stomach and the digestive organs toning
up and improving the health OF the pa
tient. 40 b.
"ORRlNE" is the name Of this wonder
ful preparation, which is now on sale: all
over the United States, sold and recon-
1nended by the leading druggists of the
country.
"oRRiNE'' is Endorsed by the w. C. II.
u, public men, j. physicians, clergymer,
many members Of the Y. M, G. A..and by
thousands of others. The good work
whihc this wonderful preparation has done
has made its name known from Maine to
California, and has caused such a de-
mand for it that it's manufacturers, who
are we'll known and prominent men OF
Washington, D. c., have been unable tic
supply that demand. @
c"oRRlNE'' is now on sale in Minneapo-
lis by the Voegeli Bros. Drug Co., 2 tanc
4 washington aV.s In every package there
is a registered guarantee that this remedy
| if taken according to directions, will per.
manently destroy the craving for liquor
with the distinct agreement to refund thu
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-17

The curse of drunkenness is the beset-
ting sin of the land. The demon OF intern
perance makes no discrimination in it's
victims. striking down rich and poor allke
and blighting the lives of millions every
year.
Many young man of brightest promise
and greatest mental and physical gifts
has found the dishonored grave OF
drunkard, instead Of the honorable place
in society to which his attachments would
have fitted him and his station In life en-
titled him.
In days gone by it was thought that
a. drunkard was drunkard merely be-
cause he wished to be so, the popular OPP
inion being that any man could stop drink.
ing if he would only exert sufficient VIII
power.
The medical profession have long since
recognized the fallacy Of attempting to
cure a drunkard Of his incorporate habits
by moral suasion. It has been we'll
known medical fact for years that con-
tinued Indulgence in alcoholic stlmu-
! lants causes the stomach and digestive
organs to become diseased. Physicians
| will tell you, therefore, that in the vast
majority of cases habitual drunkenness 1s
physical disease, requiring physical
treatment.
This is far too practical an age fo1
| faith cure fallacies. 1t will not be con
tended by many sane persons that organic
diseases can be cured by mental pro
| cesseS.
| The secret of the proper way to trea