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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-13
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Personal

Miss Katherine Cameron MlchauH, .ne
aaurhter OF Or. and Mrs Jacob MichauA.
and Mr. Edward r. Baird. Jr., OF Nor-
foIk va. were married at g Z. NJ yes
terday. In the home OF the brides parents
No. 323 East Franklin street tne 'iNe .,. !.
James Morris, of Grace Eplscopai Gnu ".
ofBciat,nr. and the ceremony being at
tenoed only By the relatives ana con-
nections OF the contracting phrues'
The SPACIOUS parlors, halls and dinlns
room OF the Michau1 home were oeau-
tifully decorated In pink ana mh.'e
tbrourhout, masses Of pink roses ano
,-hita ,hrvsanthemurns making most
effective showing against palms, shhiia
and rnatdenhair ferns. Canvasing III Hhl.e
further developed the color idea. as d1o
many pink and white candles IN silver
canGeiahra. :.
Miss Anna Deane Carr was maid OF
honor. and wore pink SILK null over ta,-
fa,a she carried Testou; roses Mr-
James Elliott Heath, of Soriolk' was
fcSt man. -
tie altar. formed OF smi!aX and White
rvsantheInurns between the WINDOWS
Of The front parlor, We're car
ner lynch. OF Norfolk. who was dressed
In white silk mousseine, accordion
plated with a pink liberty satin sash.
and Master John D. Blair.
rhe bride entered on the arm OF ner
father. She was gowned in an exquisite
creation Of white liberty sahn on
white taffeta foundation, trimmed with a
fand-embro!dered panel. extending down
the front. and a duchesse lace perthe.
She wore pearls, her veil being caueh'
with pearl crescent. Her flowers were
lilies of the valley
Immediately nfter the ceremony those
who witnessed 1t signed their names II
the marriage register placed on an an
,ioue escrltoire IN the parlor.
At the recerron which ensued Mrs
,1iohaux. the mother nf the bride wore
white crepe de chine. with violets.
Mrs. :Junius B. Lynch, of Norfolk. wa!
IN cream lace, with Earniture or panne
velvet. in turquoise blue.
Mrs. James Harvie, in pale Gay eoline
Mrs Augustine Royal in black ne
over taffeta. lGith jet. embroidery,
Miss Imageg. Baird. OF Essex, the
yroorn's sister. In white lace, win Aherl'
can Beauties.
Miss Ruth Ferrebce. OF washington
D. c., in white crepe de chine
Mrs. S. C. Daniel, of Charlotte county
IN black lace, over satin. jet trimmings
Mrs. Beverly r, selden, Of Blacksburg
Va in white silk.
Mrs. James Cannon. In mauve crepe
embroidered In orchids.
Mrs. Charles NJ Graves. In white silk
null
Miss Sara Harvie, in white chiffon. L;
France roses.
Mr.. and Mrs Baird left last evenin.
for wedding trip They will return t
make their home in Client. Norfolk wher
those who have known the lovely young
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"Cut--cu-t--cut dab! Oh! no, never
open them TIL have sat on them for
three weeks. and then the loyeiest fluffy
chicks come out Of them" the specified
hen said.
We'll, IL you'd open this ono now, may
be 1t would be full Of diamonds" Rover
insisted. Come! Let's look In and see!
III break 1t with my paw, and you can
pick up the diamonds"
Rover took his heavy paw and broke
the egg-you know what II looked like,
and In minute Rover knew what II
tasted like. too, Poor speckled hen! She
looked at the broken shell, and the white
and yellow egg all daubcd on the grass.
with Rover licking II up, And then she
wandered sadly back to her nest and
made up her mind that nobody should
persuade her to break her eggs again TN
she had sat on them long enough to hatch
Ithe dear ,iowny chicks inside.
But Rover smhcked his lips, and Won
Ydcred II he couldn't think up "a story to
tempt her to break the next one
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RAISING OF u. S. FLAG
OVER THE CHESTERFIELD

An interesting event VIII mark the com
pletion OF the Chesterfield apartment
house by Contractor w. A, Chesterman.
This will be the tag-raising on Sntur-
DAY, and is expected to be the last detail
of the work In connection with the mag
llHcent structure before 1t Is turned
over TO the owners. 1t Is not expected
that there will be any personal risk In
raising the flag from the fact that no
one has TO climb 1t. The brackets were
attached to IT when, the pole was erected,
and 1t will not be difficult undertaking
TO run UP the handsome United States
ensign. The top OF the pole Is ifty feet
from the roof. The base OF the pole Is
eight inches in diameter and so perfect
10 the giant staff that at the top the dim
eter has diminished but Two lncnes. The
cafe opens Saturday.
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OFF FOR SCHOOL
s.nd younos,er Away wen re

Send YounnSter away wen reo.
Unless the srhool child has food that
nourshes brain and nerves as well as
muscles the child will not develop as It
should.
Brain wastes away daily just like the
rest of the body and must be rebuilt and
the only way 10 do this Is by the proper
,cod selected for just this purpose.
school girl, of Worcester, Mass.
wrote an interesting article about her
governments with food to study on Two
wears ago ] had indigestion so bad that
food did not noursh me, and ] lost Il
great deal Of flesh and strength, and was
always suffering from trouble In my
stomach could not study, for my head
always seemed clogeed up.
zone day MT school ] noticed tina, one
OF The girls had a box OF Grape-Nuts
asked her about IL, and from what she
told me. made up my mind to try the
food
LAS the result OF eating Grape'Nuts
three times "a day in place Of Improperly
selected food | have al last found the
why 10 permanently cure my indigestion
Crane Nuts food is light, delicious ano
dieests without trouble, the heavy feel
Ing In my stomach is gone and ] have
been gaining flesh rapidly ever since
made the change to Grape Nuts,
,Not only is the Improvement physical
my head and ! have more ambition thar
have ever known before. ! used Il
feel so,fagged out In my brain and stupit
and had headaches, but that Is all gone
and nov feel like new person.
~ am absolutely certain that Grape
Nuts helps me gel my lessons, because
now | can SIT for hours and study anc
accomplish O great deal, while when
was living on the old diet would simpl,
I'll there and accomplish nothing
t.To tell the truth Grape-Nuts. as / lei
sIl my friends, worked "a miracle In mS
case. My mother Is signing this letter L
confirm all the statements ! have made
Name Eivcn by Postum Co.. Battle Creek
Mich.
Look in each package for q copy o
the famous little book. '4hc Road L
Wellyiils.'
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c. AND o. AND o. o. S. S. ROUTE
TO NEW YORK HORSE SHOW

Tickets sold November 14th. one way
ST 90 round TRIP, limited to ten days for
return, $500, stateroom, berth and meals
on old dominion steamer included
C. &: o. fast train leaving Richmond
400 p. NJ, with parlor car, NoyeNlber
i4th connects at Norfolk without trans
fer) with Old Dominion steamer. arriving
New York next afternoon.
Returning. the Old Dominion steamer
leaving New York 400 r. M, connects at
Old point with c. & Q. fast morning
tran, arriving Richmond HAS noon.
For other information, stateroom ac-
Communications. address w. o. wa men,
- p. A. c. & o. Ry.. Richmond. va.
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JOHNSON ACQUITTED.
After Many Hours Deliberation
Jury Returns This Verdict.

Several ballots We're taken by the jury
IN the ''Yankp Johnson case, and 1t was
! OF until O'clock yesterday afternoon
..at verdict was reached, Then II
vas one for acquittal.
The first ballot stood to Q, and after
those who favored conviction gradual
" went over to the other side, and after
a long delibcration. the verdict was
mis- verdict dlsposes of another Of the
t,e street car strike cases. Yank"
Johnson. according to five witnesses.
made confession that ol he ha acL put f tx
mace n statement himself that he was
asleep i..inu at his boarding house at tho time
Of the explosion. witnesses for the hs,o de-,
tense declared that ne Eight biocbs
IN Jury Jury felt that the testimony. In
lroduced 10 establish an abb was true,
and hence the verdict.
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ANIMAL STORIES
FOR OUR
BOYS AND GIRLS.
Rover and the Specified Hen.

"Cut---cut-cutdah! Cut-cut-cut DAM
the specified hen had laid an egg, and
she was telling all the barnyard about IT.
Old Rover lay blinking In the sun.
Rover was very fond of eggs. His mis-
tress did not allow him to eat them, but
he made up his mind that he would have
the specified hen's egg that morning
you make as much fuss about your old
egg as though the shell had diamond
inside.' he growled.
"cut-cut--cut dab! don't know but
1t has n diamond inside" the specified
hen answered.
Lets open 1t and see" sly old Rover
said.
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SIX CHILDREN
ARE GIVEN HOMES
Enthusiastic Meeting Of the So
cicty for the Prevention OF
Cruelty to Children.

An enthusiastic meeting Of the Society
for the Prevention Of Cruelty to Children
VAS held yesterday afternoon ut $3.50
O'Clock In the Chancery Court room.
Superintendent DAVIS made his annual
report which shows the society In good
condition.
committee was appointed to arrange
for a big mass aeeting at an early date.
,lne committee consists Of Superintendent
Davis Rev. James Z. Cook, c. O. Saville.
Mrs. W. d. Harton and Mrs. W. J.
LYMAN.
Inc report of Superintendent Davis
shaved That six boys Lad peen tahen
from evll surroundings and provided with
homes.
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"Parson" Talley Kicks.

"Person" W. E. Talley. Republican
Of many wears standing, has renowned
his allegiance to the &c. o. p" In the
following characteristic card:
please announce to the public that l
am no longer identified with the Repub-
lican party OF Virginia. l advise every
one of the said party, who denounce the
ring rule led by Federal revenue officials
and others, to leave the party and let
them do the work and voting Other
papers. both Democratic and Republican.
are requested to note this In their col
uYnns."
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Pronerty Transfers.

R,chmond-M and Phillip EvicN
70 Hcnry S. Wallerstein, forty feet on
Elm. street, northeast corner Poplar. sl2,-
WI "a Hansfleld and wife to Mrs. yr-
t,,nia II. Tober, twenty-three feet on
south Side NJ street. l25 feet east Of
twenty seventh, SEQ.
,,nfintain u. o. of r. r., to Robert Chap
man !ot on plain of Brownesville. ST.
Pollock 8 Ppler, speelal, i cot p
10 John T. J Melto on lot 10 IN square NO.
Nj. Emerson Rohleder to N. y. Rud-
der. lot No. 1. block II. Brookland Park,
Snd lot in Sec G. Glen Echo Park,
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Supreme Court,

The following were the proceedings n
the State Supreme Court yesterday:
Riverside Cotton Mills VS., Lanier. Ar
gued by p. w. Featross for appellant,
and Julian Meade for appelle, and sub.
mitted.
The next cases to be heard are city Of
Norfolk VS.. Griffith Powell Company.
Musgrave and others vs., Popns exor, vt
all, Norfolk and Western Railway Com.
many VS. Wool. by &c. being Nos,
6, 6 and Z on argument docket
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Onlv One Charter.

The CORPORA ton Commission have
granted charter to the Barnes Drug
Company. Of Roanoke. H. G. Barnes is
president and the capital stock is from
$4,000 to $4,000.
me COMMISSION will not be ready to
give out the railway Tax, statistics untli
in-marrOW.
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lions in tho old dominion Ito OF church

tfons In tho Old dominion llte OF enu'ch
and State.
Cards have been received in Richmond
for the marriage of Miss katherine Wins
low Porter, of Columbia. Tenn. to MI
William Thomas Palmer, formerly OF
Richmond, the son of Mr.. William >. ana
the nephew of Mr.. Edward V. Palmer.
Mss Porter is the daughter OF MI a ana no
Mrs. S. S. Porter. The wedding VIII tihs
place Wednesday. November 18TH, in the
home of the bride, No. 10 West Sixth
Street, Columbia, Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. George It. Hulcher nave
issued Invitations for the marriage OF
their daughter. Miss Mary Agnes, to Mr..
Frank Hermann overmann, on Wednes'
day, November 18th, at S a. NJ. In ST
Mary's Catholic Church.
The Commonwealth Chapter, Daughters
OF the American Revolution. have sent
out invitations to a whist tournament az
the Woman Club. Wednesday, November
18th, at =. NJ. An admission foe Of fifty
GEMS will be collected at the door ana
choice of partners before the evening ar
rives is deemed advisable. The touina-
ment will be given for the benefit OF the
Virginia building at the ST. Louis EXPOSE
ton. The building, it will be recalled, is TO
h
Thomas Jefferson.
A recent issue OF the Observer pup.
lishcd at Nunneaton, England contains
highly complimentary notice OF NJ SIS
Betty Burwell Bookers singing IN con-
cert given at Grendon Hall, Atherstone.
under the patronage of the Warehouses
of Hastings.
Tho Observer says In speaking OF the
concert: The programme contained many
gems familiar to all lovers OF musician
art and had pleasant blending or IN
strumental and vocal selections. Inc au-
d,ence derived infinite pleasure from near
Ing Miss Betty Burwell Bookers fine
soprano voice in Aiacphersons exquisite
ballad. 1.-The Young Rose" and Rogers
"At Parting In the renuerihg oi Wy
VENETIAN Boat Song by Blumenthal.
the treatment Of the staccato portion by
the accomplished soprano was admiraplc,
and was heartily applauded.
Personal Mention.
Mr., and Mrs. F. b. Isaacs have moved
10 No. 207 West Franklin Street.
Mrs. Alice Baskerville Finch and daugh-
ter are at No. 200 East Grace Street.
Mrs. NJ. r. Eubank is spending few
days In Richmond at No. 2l5 East Frank
lin Street.
Mrs. George B. Finch left for her home
In Boy1ton. Va. after spending two weeks
at the Mount Vernon.
Colonel Robert Z. withers. Of Wythe-
vile, is the guest OF Mrs. Stephen Putney.
his daughter, on West Franklin Street
Mrs. Edwin overly and Miss Halie Will
iams. of Boydton, Va, are at Mrs. Du-
walls. No. 3ol East Franklin Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Garter Williams Of
Boydton. passed through Richmond and
stopped a few hours on their way to
Stanton, Va.
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Major Bruce Assigned.

Speaker Ryan yesterday appointed
Major j, W. Bruce, the new member from
nanyille, TO the Committees on Privi-
ltges and Elections and General Laws.
TO take the place of Colonel George G..
Cahnll IT. resigned.
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%. Barton

and lot IS, 81 in block No. %. Barton
Iua d., Mamie e. steger and Cannon
RI. Fleming, A. L. Elicit and wife TO
farewell Elicit, 100 feet on north side
taylor, northeast corner Lady street,
eighty feet on south side Taylor street,
southeast corner Lady Street, and 81 leet
on north side Taylor street, northwest
corner Lady Street.
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Oatchmakers.

We have an up-to-date repair depart
ment, which Is under the supervision OF
Mr.. w. w. Parker. who Is an expert
matchmaker and jcweler, with wide expc-
rience In manufacturing.
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Observation-Disclosures
HARRYTUCkER

Mr.. Bailey Saunders and Mr.. Claiborne
Epps are two good ones, and they had
III tow three more good ones In Balu-
more.
In view of the fact that Captain Charlie
Philips crowd OF Shriners were to get
together for a special purpose, there wcro
a whole lot of good fellows in town yes
terday, and among them were DR.. VIII
liam II. stcmbler. George A. Mills and
Frank w. Dryden, the three aforemen-
toned.
The ytook possession OF Colonel MUIR
phys best room in the Annex, and imme-
G!ately thereafter produced some OF the
famous camel's milk. SO often referred
to by Shrners.
A man has got to know something
about the merits of camel's milk to be a
Shrner.
The three gentlemen mentioned are IA
lniliar with It, and we have Messrs. Saun-
ders and Epps as witnesses with us that
they are,
Il Colonel Murphy were In town he
would say so, too.
DR.. stembler tells some good stories.
He said there were two fellows on the
boat coming down from Baltimore. whose
but lie looked at Messrs. Mills and
DRYDEN
the wind began to blow. The waves got
big. and Mr.. Mills got scared. He had
never been out Of sight OF land before.
"i'Gosh!' he said to Dryden, this boat
Is going TO sink
dryden looked at him In a solemn
tone of voice, and said:
"'What do you care, 1t aint your boat?
"rhen they went into the cabin and
read the time tables. and didn't san no
more until we reached West Point"
mr. Mills said he didn't do 1t, and Mr..
DRYDEN said Me, too"
And then they all smoked n Man About
Town" cigar and said 1t was good Bal
timore is not good enough for such fel-
lows as these.
Frank Anthony and the bunch, includ-
ing Simon Perkheimer, who Is pushing
the owl cigar. and George Cease who Is
pushing the Raleigh Rye, have returned.
They were up to place near Quantlco
on the Potomac. where they have pre-
serve. and tried to shoot something.
1t was reported that after they had
consumed box of Silas Johnson's they
went out to hunt. and that Frank took
aim at some crows. but nobody said any
thing, because they knew he couldn't
hit them, and there was no chance or
running ZIP against the law.
THE total result of the shoot was four
smelt, three rock and seven perch, and
the ducks that Frank Is now offering at
Commercial came from some other place.
II. II,
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DAILY FASHION HINTS.
c111Lp,s APRON.

A simple little design for chid's apron
Is pictured here, made up in white lawn.
The front and back are tucked In yoke
shape. and the shoulder cap Is also made
OF tucking. The style is well suited to the
Juvenile wearers. is easy TO make and
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To Sell Medicine.

Sheriff Epps will on Saturday sell at
public auction, in front OF the City Hall.
chest NJ me1'cire. IN sa''ef" n tndg-
ment against the Forbes Medicine Com
pany In a suit recently decided,
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Dove Lodge, A. F. and A. M.
The stated communication of Dove
Lodge. no. 81, A. f. and A. NJ. will be
held at the Masonic Temple this evening
at o'clock, There will be business of
Importance and work In the degrees.
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The Helping Circle.

The Helping Circle of the Kings Daugh-
tiers will hold very important meeting
in the home Of Mrs Albert $. penoon,
No. 26l2 East Grace Street, this afternoon
ut o'clock.
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Mr.. Moore Sick.

Mr. c. Lee Moore. first clerk in the
Auditors office, has gone to his home
in Alexandria, to be at the bedside of
his father. who Is III.
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pleasing In appearance. The shaping IS
given by the shoulder and under-arm
seams. and the apron may be trimmed
with torchon lace. or with a wide rufe
OF embroidery, n one chooses For a
practical little apron In either white or
colored wash slufts. this is most salts
factory model.
No. 4s2l--sizes two, four, six and eight
years.
on receipt of 10 cents this pattern Will
b., seul 10 any address, All orders must
be directed 10 THE LITThE FOLKS
PATTERN co. ~ Fifth Avenue. New
York When ordering. please do not fail
to mention number.
No. 4szL
size".........'.
Name. ..,.,.,.,",-,,'..'.,,.",
AddIepR. -..,...,..,,,.,,.
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Z @I

bride in Richmond predict that she VIII
win the affection and esteem which she
has always attracted here. Mr.. Baird
is the son OF Captain Edward r. Baird
OF "Norfolk: grandson of the late distin-
suishcd Commodore Barron. and sue
cessful member OF the Norfolk bar. Gifts
IN great beauty and profusion were SHOW
ercd upon the young couple by their
friends.
Guests from distance noted at the
reception werc: DR.. Stuart Neville MI
chaux. of the United States Marine Hos
pital. Detroit, the brides brother; Miss
Imogen Baird, of Essex: Mr.. James Bev-
erJy Harvie. OF Milwaukee; Mr.. Hugh NJ
Kerr. Mr.. James C. Heath OF Norfolk;
Mr.. and Mrs, S c. Daniel. of Charlotte
county: DR.. Beverly Randolph Kennon.
Mr.. Thomas ". Shelton. Dr.. and Mrs.
Junlus B. Lynch, Miss Virginia Lynch,
Mr.. Stuart Johns. Miss Nina Johns,
Mr. Edward Brockenbrough. Mr. and
Mrs Floyd Hughes, all OF Norfolk;
Mrs. Robert Sturgeon. OF st. Louis: Major
and Mrs. Beverly r. Selden, OF Blacks
burg; Mrs. and Miss McBee, OF Norfolk;
Mr.. Charles Otis Byron, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Baylor, also OF Norfolk.
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Colonel Robert f. Withers, OF Wythe'
VILE, is the guest OF Mrs. Stephen Putney
his daughter, on West Franklin Street
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JOHN H. GROVER,
Office 2S N. Juniper Street, Philadelphia.
WHAT a DISTINGUISHED SCHOLAR

Prof. Arcadius Avellanus, one of the
leading savants of the age, says:
II used TO wonder, when In the land OF
the paw Paw, why some clever phys an
or chemist had not brought that wonder
tul fruit before suffering humanity. as
powerful tonic for the stomach;
II have used Munyon's raw raw, ana
Munyon for his clever enterprise Tor
doing what Others had neglected TO 90
ARCADlUSs AyEl.LANOS
Or. Lift, DIR. rh.,
7o4 S. Washington Square, .
Philadelphia. Oct g. 1908.
Paw Paw furnishes good, rich : 1000 !, TO Q
pale people; gives life and SNIP 10 , n1d
folk folks !" Young M and weak folks feel strong.
and does away with both the necessity
and desire for beer. wine ar, ana Wnisaes.,
paw pawTlift and holds you.
Sold by all drugg SITS; 81 per pint pottie.
paw paw Laxative Pills, &c. per bottle.
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Mrs. George B. Finch left for her nome
In Boydton, Va. after spending two weeks
at the Mount Vernon.
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Mrs. NJ. r. Eubank is spending rev
days In Richmond at No. 2lo East FRANK
lin Street.
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.MUNY()N
Wins!
Thousands Are Taking
His Famous
p AW p A w
Cured People Are Spreading
The News
That Paw Paw Cures lndi-
gestion and Nervous
Ailments.
Read wha, Your Reighbors Say
and Then Verify The Facts.

The curative qualities OF Paw-Paw are
no longer a question. SNeptics ana
doubters must admit that this new vege-
table pepsin Is likely to rcvolrtionize the
practice of medicine. There Is no guess
1t will cure or perhaps 1t VIII cure.
The sworn testimony Of some OF our best
known citizens must stand as unimpeach-
able evidence. Hundreds OF people VINO
received n free sample bottle OF Munyon's
Paw-Pa have testified In the most POSI-
tive manner that they have been cured OF
dyspepsia, indigestion and nervous trou-
bles. The testimonies that have been
published are not from people living IN
other States. but are from we'll known Cit
liens living right here in our midst. Ihey
can be seen. and the testimonials can
easily be verified Prof Munyon wants
the public to know the truth, and he asks
those who have any doubt Of the genu-
tneness OF these testimonials to see the
people themselves.
WHAT a GREAT FR!END Of sENA-
TOR FORAKER SAYS.
Colonel John H. Grover, president Ala
bama Ochre Co., and vice president OF
Southern Guano and Nitre Co.. writes
Prof. Munyon: I suffered almost con-
stantly with stomach troubles and indi-
gestion, and for two years l scarcel!
knew what good nights sleep meant.
Ny nerves were weak. and | became 50
lethargc and fatigued that it was task
to walk even short distance.
one week ago to-day procured bot
tie OF your Paw-Paw and began using IT
as directed. Tho next day felt relief. and
within two days my severe pains and
stomach troubles had all disappeared !
have thus far used two-thirds of the con-
tents of the bottle, and shall continue till
all is used. For the last two nights !
have slept soundly, gotten UP refreshed:
and now eat heartily and digest my food
properly
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Mrs. Edwin overly and Miss Halie VIII
liams. of Boydton, Va, are at Mrs. Du-
walls, No. 3ol East Franklin Street.