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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-09-11

The primary plan is Of Democratic
origin and what's wrong with the
DemOcratIc klckers2
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c. NJ. Walker & Sons.
For Commissioner OF Revenue.

TO the Democratic voter. Of Prince Edward
County:
After the persistence 81 many Of nav Dem.
"cfhiic friends, have decided fu announce
myself for the Oficro
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,'aT' monday was Labor Day. 90
All days are labor days at the Herald
office
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Quick relief for Asthma Sufferers.

Foley, Honey and Tar affords i'm
mediate relief to asthma sufferers in
the worst stages and if taken ion time
Viii effect cure. Sold by g.. G.. Crutc
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For SUPERVISOR.

To the Voters Of Buffalo Magisierial District
10 correct some rumor- that have gone oul
10 tiie .Itcl lhat have withdrawn from the
contest for Supervisor OF Buffalo Naplsferlai
district take this method OF announcing
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| AM A CANDIDATE

Tor mat Office, subject. OF course. 10 the rifles
ana regulations of the Democratic primary.
respectfully,
J. SAM. HARRIS.
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mere Is Just one thing more admi-
IaO'e IMAM game loser and that i. a
sure winner. Baltimore American.
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NOTICE.
~ bLlC sALE or VALUABLE FARMS IN
BUCKINGHAM AND CUMBERLAND
cot MITES.

BUCKINGHAM AND CUMBERLAND
COUNTIES.
BY virtue ola decree of the Circuit Court ID
bucklnehhm county pronounced af ifs Ann
/ Term, 1917 ia the sui at Dayls.and other. A..
Davis. Adm g. and others. tie uudrrsirne,
viii on the
18Th DAY Oh SEPTEMBER, Isu.
al y o'clock NJ. offer for sale at public auc
I Ton 10 the highest bidder al sSuriuvnsfd
me residence 81 the late jefferson Davis. M,
| following farms, namely:
hrn containing fE acres more or less.
SHOWN as "oak Hill,' lying on Wits river
Ia Cumberland county
A farm containing 2l0 acres more or les.
known as New London lying on willis
county.
A farm containing 3lI acres more or le,,
ana tract OF 3l2 acres more or less
Ihese Two tracts Of lands adlOin aud ar.
embraced IA one farm known as 'sprine-
held, The residence Of the late jefferson
Wills river W.
These farms are highly improved with
GOOD dwellings and the usual out houses
thereon, and are very valuable for both agri.
cultural and grazing purposes. and were all
thr property OF The late Jefferson Davis and
VIII be- be offered for sale separately.
TERMS or SALE
One-fourth Of the purchase money I'm cash
anu lhe residue on credit Of ], land 3 years
secured by bonds Of the purchasers with ~.
curly 10 De approved by the Commissioner.
ana lille retained until all the purcha..
money Is paid and deeds ordered by The
Iourl, or one-third OF the purchase money
may be paid Ia cash and security ON The
bonds Tor the deferred payments will be- dis
pensed win, or the purchaser or purchasers
may pay all or the purchase money la cash
q so preferred by them
JAMES l.. ANDERSON
Acting Commissioner
=. A. Grigg, Auc't
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Judge W. T. Holland. Of Greensburo
La who is well and favorable known
says; Two years ago ! suffered great.
iy rom Indigestion. After eating
great distress would invariably result
lasting for am hour or SO and my nights
We're restless concluded to frv
hodol Dyspepsia Cure and IL cured me
entirely. Now my sleep is refreshing
ana uiu. digestion perfect Sold by The
Winston Drug Co.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-09-11

The Union label is guarantee that
the -. NJ cigar is "a superior cigar
IN every respect Try one. Chas
Saleeby's
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In the Clerk Office Of the Circuit Court of
the County Of Buckingham:
thomas j. Davis and Percy q. Davis. plain.
llHs, against John j. Davis and others. de-.
PENDANTS. !, =. A. Forbes, clerk OF the said
court, DO certify that the bond required of
the Special Commissioner by the decree rem
dered IN said cause on the 18th day OF April.
1903, has been duly given.
Given under my hand as clerk OF the said
court, this llth day Of August, la0l.
ang. At. r. A. FoRpF. gl.rk
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No man Is USELESS" says Robert
LOUIS stevenson, "whlle he has a
friend"
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FAVOR the building OF good road. without
hurdeusome taxation. { nave decided fO uu-
nounce my candidacy hecuusc of numerous
requests 10 do so from friends boo and oui OF
ms district Soliciting YOUR votes, uu
Faithfully yours.
g. NJ RUHEsUN
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Straw hats at cost at Fleming &
Clark's Only few left
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For House Of Delegates.

To the Democratic Voter, of Prince Edward
County:
Al me earnest solicitation Of many Of my
friends rom different parts OF the county.
! respectfully announce myself 70 caudidai,.
lui lht House OF Delegates subject to the
rules ana regulations of the
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For Supervisor.

respectfully announce mfrtIfn candidate
FOR member Of the Board OFF supervisor. from
Lockett District, Prince Edward county.
subject fo fine
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Diptheria. sore tlroat. Group. In.
slant relief permanent cure Dr
Thomas Electric OH. At any drug
store "~
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Bread is the stall Of life" ifyou want
1t good Use "Obeli-k' flour
j +. WALTON a. Ca.

The numbered young men leaving
Austria and Hungary is SO great that
the governments Of both countries Are
making strenuous efforts 10 stop IT,
The cost, Of railways has been calcu.
at % per inch aud Sl9j OOO per mile
II is said that British railways are three
times a. costly as those of America
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Smoke the 81. NJ" cigar, Chas
Saleeby sells them.
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NOTICE..

All crcditor- Of T.. u. owen. % lunatic. ar,
hereby notified that in pursuance Of an order
90 the county court of Prince Edward. enter
td hi the August term of said court, la0l,
county ON the
lath DAY or SEPTEMBER. 1915,
between the hours Of 30 aud ~ o'clock 4. NJ,
io take AN account OF all debts due by said
J.. II. owen with their priority. u any. and
You are required then and there Ia present
your claims.
THOS n. DICKINSON.
SEP u ~ commissioner
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Tor Supervisor.
SUPERVISOR

number ofmy friends having requested
"a candidate Tor
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No need TO fear sudden attacks of
chole" nIantum. dysentary. diarrhoen
summer complaint Of any sort If Won
nave Dr. FOwler's Extract of viii
strawberry in the medicine chest
The colonies Of the world have one.
third Of 10, population.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-09-11

Foley, Kidney Cure will cure ali
diseases arising from disordered Kid.
neys or bladder. Sold hy ~ Crute.
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Foley Kidney Cure is a medicine
free from poison> and will cure any
case of kidney disease that is not be-
yond the reach of medicine. Sold by
ID. G.. Crute.
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Wash goods at low figures for cash at
Fleming IS CIarks.
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Tor Commonwealth Attorney.
Tor Commissioner Of the Revenue.

l"i ffincr Edward County. subject to the
"''i"" "i the Democratic primary.
r. J.CARTER
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MARTIAL Law IN ERzERUM.

Armenian Revolutionary society
Houses Turks 10 Action.
ConstantiDople, Nov. 10.-M Martial law
has been proclaimed Ia the district Of
Hassan Kala. province Of Erzernm,
Asia Minor ana troops have been quar-.
tered Ia all the villages Of that dis.
triet in consequence OF revolutionary
movements ON the part Of the Hent-
chakists, or members Of the Armenian
Revolutionary society.
Two bands Of Hentehakists recently
crossed the Russo-Turkish frontier
with the intention of melting the in
hahltants to rise against the Turkish
government but they were quickly
overtaken BY troops. One band was
exterminated and the other was driv-
en- back into Russian territory. The
Turkish governor Of the district has
redistributed among the Kurds the
weapons which they recently were
compelled to give up.
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RAZORLEss sllAvE S.

Paste Guaranteed to s1oyv Ministers
Told Or ~ a Chemist.
Why use a razor? Why pay the bar.
Der Is cents for q shave ana 10 cents
extra for not cutting your throatg The
answer isn't Let your whiskers
grow either for DR.. Wolfram q.
Dreyfus, chief chemist Of the depart-
ment of public charities fiji New York,
has compounded a little mixture which.
if rubbed over the face, win do the
trick as quickly and as well as the
finest Sheffield razor, says the New
York Times. This is the compound:
Barrii sniphiai. twenty-five parts.
saponis pulvis, five parts.
Talci vened pulvis. thirty-ive parts.
Tritiei farinm, thirty-five parts
Benzaldehydi, quarter solution.
1t appears in the new hospital formu-
larry which Or. Dreyfus issued recent
~. DR. Dreyfus, after many expert
ments, says that he has found a shay
ing powder that is satisfactory and
harmless
The several ingredients mentioned
above when mixed together, make
powder For the new scientific razor
less shave you take one teaspoonful Of
the powder and mix it with three tea
spoonfuls Of water making paste
which you apply to the face in a mod
erately thick and even layer with
shaving brush. After four or five min 4
utes moisten the lather with a sponge.
and in i've minutes more you can wash
the mixture off, leaving a beardless.
gashless face
The essential ingredient Of this new
shaving mixture Is barium sulphide.
which Is contained ia all depilatory
mixtures. A solution ia which the
barium snlphide Is the chief ingredient
is rubbed over the hide. and the hair
can easily be scraped off Immediately
after. Barium sulphide, however, IS |
very powerful and tie trouble with |
all denilatory powders even those
which are used as an adjunct to surgi
cal operations, is that they are injuri /
Gus 10 the skin. DR. Dreyfus there
fore looked around for something that
would render the powerful sulphide |
harmless.
The ingredients which he found |
would have that effect and which are
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RlCKfRT 8 WELLS, 100 North Main St, Barre, Vt

set down in the formula given above
have strange and impressive names
but they are really our everyday
friends. saponis pulyis IS plain pow
dered soap, which makes lather
Talei VENT pulvis is talcum powder.
and Tritiel farine is wheat flour, both
Of which are cosmetic in their effects.
Benzaldehydc Is practically an arti-
ficial almond oil, the pleasant odor Of
which neutralizes that Of the barium
sulphide, which is not so pleasant
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Cassinf May ne transferred.

Paris, Nov, TO- The name Of Count
Cassini, the Russian ambassador to the
United States, is among those consid-
cred for appointment as Russian am
bassador at Paris. The French govern
ment has been advised of the transfer
Of Prince Ouroussofi, Russian ambas-
sador here, TO Rome, in succession to 1T.
Nelldoff, recalled Tie Lame Of Prince
0uroussoff's successor here has not yet
been communicated to the French gov
eminent but there is reason 70 believe
that the choice viii be made from one
Of the following four names: N. Mura-
Yietf Rnssian minister Of justice and
president of the Venezuelan court: Ne
Nelidoff NJ d'Isvolssy Russian minis
ter at Copenhagen, or Count Cassini,
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CURE FoR BAsHFuL LOVERS

Mothers odd Method 10 Help Her
Boys 20 ron the Question.
Mrs. Anna Coyne Of Chicago has two
bashful Sons that caused her to be SEE
vereiy reprimanded 10 a police court
the other day.
1T is time you were getting mar
RED" Mrs Coyne told her backward
sons, Robert and John, few weeks
ago
aOh, mother, am too bashful to 80
callingr' said one OF the sons. Even
II / did wouldn't know how to pro-
pose
Well I'll show you how, them said
Mrs. Coyne she gave several enter
tainments and selected Ethel and Flor
ence Briggs maids Of seventeen and
eighteen, for her daughters-in-law. She
Kept the girls ia her house day and
night to give the bashful boys a
chance Then Mrs. Briggs had the
matchmaking mother arrested for de-
tanning her daughters.
II wouldn't allow my girls 10 marry
such sissy fellows. said Mrs Briggs
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tons Of this kind In view Of the an.
thorized announcement by the Colon.
bian charge that be has not been in
communication with his government
since Nov. 2 it is assumed that he pro.
tested on his own responsibility.
What action viii ne taken regarding
the protest probably will be decided on
at conference between the president
and Secretary Hay.
No cablegrams reached the state OF
navy departments overnight from 18th
milan lands or waters, nor has the state
department heard from Bogota since
cabling to tie American legation there,
for presentation 10 the Colombian gov
eminent, an announcement Of the ae-
ton OF the United States in recognizing
the de faeto government OF Panama.
variIIa Writes TO Morgan.
NJ. Varilla. the minister plentpoten-
tiary Of the Panama republic, has ad-
dressed long letter to Senator John
4. Morgan Of Alabama, paying the sen
ator a warm tribute for his long fight
for canal and urging him to abandon
the Nicaraguan route for the Panama
route and join forces with the new re
public in the effort 10 secure the imme
diatc construction of an isthmian canal
After the letter the minister drove
at once TO the residence OF Secretary
Hay, where he was the seeretary's
guest at luncheon The minister's call
at the state department has been post
poned to another day because Of the
conference at the White House be
tween the president and Secretary Hay
regarding the Colombian protest.
Word has reached the navy depart
ment Of the arrival Of the United
States cruiser Boston at Panama Com
mander Diehl ii reporting her arrival
announcing also the receipt of instruc.
tons from the navy department, which
directs the keeping open of the transit
OF the isthmus. He also said That at
this time the traffic was undisturbed
The presidents yacht. the Maytlow
er, has left the navy yard here for
Colon Aboard her are Consul General
Gudger, Rear Admiral Coghlan and |
Admiral John G. Walker, president Or |
the isthmian canal commission Ad
miral Walker. It Is stated goes 10 Pan
anna to observe conditions on tie |
ground ana report to The president "a |
the situation and on any changes that I
have occurred since the isthinian canal
commission made Is last report
Tile MayiloWer Is expected TO reach |
her destination Ii about eight days
ON his arrival at Panama Mr.. Guager
viii do business with the new govern |
ment there. He has full instructions
from the secretary Of state governing |
his dealings with the new government
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-11

Within the last two years Manila
and two OF three other cities have been
invaded ~ the automobile, says the
Los Angeles Times A wealthy FIJI
ipino who brought an expensive Pari-
sian machine back from the exposition
Of 1900 was the pioneer in this. and at
about the same time the army signal
corps introduced q heavy auto car to
Manila and its environs. Doubtless
very soon now some native aristocrat
will introduce the automobile TO Ne
gros, and its eehug chug" viii be heard
around the plaza at Bacolod. brighten
ing the bulls Of the old regime from
their duty
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7be Times Daily Short Story.

eIaInlel

NAAiA tlAlrA
so have Here they are-o
And the pepper and salt and tbe
carving knife and fork and a lot Of
things
He hustled about tin the wants were
supplied; then they sat down to table
he having brought the wine and open
ed it.
'Broled chicken. French fried pota-
toes and champagne said the new
tenant "That is better than II the
supply were taken from my van
1t Is the company that especially
pleases me.
THANK you. Now, let us proceed TO
business We must settle the matter
Of the occupancy Of this fat
what do you say TO a COMPROMISED
asked the present occupant
Il would agree to that.
every well: on what basls?"
"You leave the flat to me-
"Hm That would be rather one
sided Suppose. for instance, you take
me to boardT'
'That would be impossible am
busy an day at my profession. am
an artist have no time to devote to
the affairs of others"
And I am a journalist. All my time
is devoted to the affairs Of others
Il see
.gThen there is no way but for me to
destroy my lease
You might retain room for a few
days till You can secure other apart
ments."
Every wen. we win compromise on
that basis"
"Will You move your furniture this
afternoon
"For heavens sake. where shall
move itg
''True This Is a very disagreeable
episode
by the hve, We have been talking
all this time not knowing each others
name
III you win hand me that bag viii
give you mr. card
lie did as she suggested, taking bis
Own caro- from ms pocketD00k. Nnen
the two pasteboards lay On the table
both looked up astouished.
MY little sweetheart Of twenty
years agom
.sThe boy who vowed eternal con-
stancy the evening before be went 10
college, thea forgot all about itr'
Not at an Your father was rich
ana r.
"Ny father failed. / hoped that
YOU
"a van at the door, called the jan
itor from the hall
What shall We dog exclaimed both
the lunchers at once The man settled
ii.
tTell Them 70 bring the things up
And. Thomas, 90 to the rectory around
the corner and ask the Rev Mr. Beadle
to come here at oneev
what are YOU going 10 dor asked
the woman
"Dog I'm going 10 compromise on
the only available basis"
And thus the matter was settled.
ANNETTE OvERTON.
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A COMPROMISE


toriginaI.l
Please sor" said the janltor. ~the
new tinent has come.
The new tenant Im not going t.
you" -
nave a written lease
30 have II said a feminine voice in
the hall, and young, pretty ana taste
iaily dressed woman stood III the door
way.
a lease 70 these apartmentsg
les, a lease to these apartments
from May ], 1903, TO May j, 1904
The agent has Numbered
In what wayY
he has issued d lease 70 me FOR tie
same term
about ltg'
THAT is very difficult to decide.
Were you not a lady and. permit me
% say, q very charming one 4 would
tell You 70 go to the
But | am a lady. ana / have 40 in-
tendon Of going to any such place.
Come, want 10 get my things in at
once. The first van. containing the
kitchen utensils and table stores,
should be here in an hour | need my
luncheon
= too. am hungry, having had no
breakfast have ali the parapher-
malta for a meal but that confounded
cook Of mine has been taken IN. She's
always i'll. Were it not for this would
relieve your hunger
tn yet you luncheon"
Bless you, madam. my stomach
yearns'
An apron
There Is the kitchen. You viii have
70 ransaek for what you want"
The lady disappeared. and the man
sat waiting in the dining room. Pres
emily be went 70 4 closet, took out
bottle and raped at the kitchen door.
You must keep Out Of here. we
have no chapern | am for the pres
ent your servant.
Put that IN the ice box And he
handed her bottle Of champagne.
Catching a glimpse Of her through the
partly opened door he saw that she
looked very neat IN . clean white cook
ing apron She had found and 4 paper
cap size had made. Then lie went back
and listened to The sputter Of broilng
chicken and the preparations generally.
Cant ! help your he asked going
70 the door again, really to catch an
other glimpse.
Not unless you care to set tile ta-
BILE
How stupid 81 me not to think 81
IT." And away he went to the closet
for the linen 70 the buffers pantry for
tie dishes and 70 the sldeboard FOR the
silver Presently the kitchen door
opened and the new tenant, with her
sleeves rolled up. showing d pair or
plump, white wrists. dish in each
hand, entered.
You have forgotten the glassesr' she
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President and Mr.. Hay
Confer as to Action.
MAYFLOWER ON HER WAY
Consul General Gudger and Rear ADJ
mirals Walker and Coghlan Off
For Panama.

Washington Nov. TO- Secretary Hay
during a call at the White House
placed IN the hands Of the president
the Colombian protest against the
course pursued by the Washington gov
eminent on the isthmus and its attitude
toward the new government Of Pana.
ma.
The protest GENE to Secretary Hay
from pr. Thomas Herran, the Colon.
bian charge, and was duly acknowledge
ed in a brief, formal note. The protest
is short and to the point. II follows
the usual lines Of formal communica.
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leirn cnl,nna KfiInd

Havana Nov 10-An omnibus filed
with passengers was struck by train
on the Marianne railroad at the In
fanta avenue crossing. Five persons
were killed and several were injured.
The engineer and the crossing watch
man have been arrested
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Malone N II, Nov To- Three ellis
from the herd recently liberated To tae
Adirondaciis as grit 70 The state Isl
William g Whitney were struck and
killed by light engine near Flood
wood on the Mohawk and Malone rail-
road There We're seven standing to.
gether on the track One of those
killed weighed over $40 pounds. The
animals are very tame
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-11

The expense Of feeding native labor
ers in the gold mines Of eastern Me
aragua IS 10 cents a day. In addition 10
their food the men get in wages ac-I
cordlng % the kind Of work they do,
sums ranging dn Our money from 50
cents to &2.69
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Germnnr enc sclnnl.-

The German state gives to one uni
yersity more than the British govern
ment allows to all the universities and
university colleges In England, Ireland
and Scotland together
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SYMPOSIUM ON KISSING.
AIdermanic Champion Of the Habit
Flooded With Letters.

AhuerHuahtc champion 81 the hADAt
Flooded With Letters.
Edward Connell Of GAINESVILLE, Wis
the alderman whose championship Of
public kissing startled his fellow mem
bers Of the city council, though it was
the means Of preventing the placing Of
a ban on spoonlng." has received hum
dreds Of letters, both eommendatory
and danuneiatory,
Two were from founding homes, one
in Milwaukee and one ii Chicago. They
did not express either approval or dis
approval. but merely asked his aid in
the support OF the homes. A AIilwau-
lzee girl wrote;
II am glad TO see a man who will
stand Up for what he believes is right
I have been there myself and on church
as we'll as school steps In lieu Of a
better place these VIII do
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nenth of naron Rowton.

London. Nov. TO- Montagu william
Lowry-Corry, first Baron Rowton, is
dead. He was born il 1888.
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Washington, Nov 10 Francis ri
OGorman has been appointed fourth
class postmaster at Lehlgh Furnace.
Pa.
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It Makes Steady Nerves.
Blood Wine" Fits
Men to do Their
Work.

and iron nerve, as bis work suggests.
Blood Wine" has given him his steady
nerve and strong constitution. He
says: 81 am out in all kinds Of weather
and use to catch colds, and get all run
down, unfit for work, but now take
Blood Wine whenever I feel myself
losing ground and as a result am
never sick any more, and feel better
than I ever did. It is d wonderful
strengthened, and protection against
coughs, colds and disease