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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-31
THEORY IS
STARTLING.
Chicago Doctor Calls G S on c17|t Pltysi-
clans to Own Up About b
is3 Pneumonia. y, 81
Pneumonia
HOW 1t WAS RECEIVED HERE E

Or. Arthur y. 13cvnn, q physician II,
nigh standing lii Chicago, came ienrF tax.
ing his friends or tho medical fraterh,tS
off their feet Il few days ngoebv making
( this exceedingly interesting statement:
i"Drug treatment Is useless In cases OF
pneumonia. rho medical profession, %
far as medicines are concerned, car De
lfpf no assistance In the fight against ms u.
I disease. Tho sooner the profession VII
I.ncknowledge this to the public and set to
work. to discover some specific TO save
pneumonia patients, the better for all
conccrncd !.
4 "The resisting power Of the patient is
|the sole thing thnt determines "hcth ~.
lie Is to live or not said pr. Bevhn. ~
!. he has not sufficient resisting power nc
49, gone. A physician at the bedside IS 1, OF
no, value. The only chance to relieve t,lc
patient Is for n surgeon to 1nsert ,uoo
and drain off the pnet1inococclc llu'o'
What DR.. Bosher Says.
DR., !, owiss c. Bosher whose reputation :,
as d general practitioner Is not excelieu
by that Of any physician IN the Sta'e.
was asked last nigh what he Thought OF
the Windy City Doctors assertion, 49,, !.
Kosher construed Dir. Bcvan TO mean
hardly more than that pncumonla. w
what was generally known as
lfmtlngn disease. That is an old theos[.
and IS that 1t has n course to run, anu
usually does so, despite allaefforts 70
check IT, But Dr.. Bosherl declared that q
physician could do much to help the pa,
ticnt win this fight, and frequently coulu
give drug remedies beneficial IN a&no oS,
positive way. The remedy depenoeu thucn
on tho condition of the. pntient, and what mar
was best for one patient mlght hol " W
best for another. n
:.
Dr.. II. II. Levy, professor Of practice e
in the Medical College Of Virginia. ana
noted for his skill in handling cases,
agreed with DR.. Bosher, he sala n.so'
that frequently there were cases OF pheu-
monia when good nursing, ana simple
attentions were all that need DO zone.
whilo there were others when drug
treatment was beneficial, all depending
m now the physician found the patleht.
when he first snW MIN
The Coroner's View. Il,
Dr. w III. Taylor, the city coroner core
o,....dend n1an's doctor," as he calls h,nl I'M
sclf who retired from tho active prac
t,ce Of medicine many years ago a n,
freely owns to being unfamiliar Win
ind new methods of treatment, says
that the remedy used forty or fifty years
ago by leading practitioners OF Rlch-
mond was Il combination OF e calolne''
sinccnc and Dovers's powders. 1t was tho
remedy, which DR.. David Tucker used 10
prcscribe and it was practically an un-
failing one. Dr. Taylor says nc never
lest a pneumonia case in his NE on. ~, =.
many. He does not know why TINS
treatment cured, only that 1T did
Hc laughingly declared that the dco-
tors Of the present day know lot more
about the theory Of medicine than the
old time physicians did, but when It
came to tho practical results of curing
patients the yodern doctors were not
in It,
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BARTON HEIGHTS.

Rev. C..5P. Scott Will preach for the
Barton Heights BAPTIST Church to-day
/ at IL a. NJ and p. NJ. Morning sub
ject: .'pilgrims ia Zion" Evening SUB
j;sct: 'Econonlists Of Time Tho pres
enco Of the young ladies' and gentlemen.
o. the community at the evening service
is particularly desired.
!, Mr.. Peyron r. Coleman, of Baltimore.
who has been visiting Mr., Charles Tur-
nor. of Brook Road. has returned to his
home.
Miss Matte Robertson, Of Petersburg.
who has boon visiting Miss Mary john,
son.. has loft for her home,
Mr.. Walter Wilkinson. OF Char;otte,
has returned to Ills home after q very
pleasant Visit to Mr., and Mrs. Charles
Tucker.
Mr.. ). M, Reynolds. OF Amelia, who
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George
Thompson. has returned to his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w, Chlldrcy. who
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs, Frank
G. Williams, has returned to their home,
In Washington,
Mr., James Walker, who has beon visit
Ing Mr.. Henry Wood, near the Seminary.
has left for his home In Alexandria. after
a delightful VISIT
Mr., John Williamson, OF Alexandria,
who has been visiting Mr.. John Good OF
Meadow Bridge road, has returned 10 ms
kome, tsv5 u, t,s4s, III
Miss Madgc Markham and Miss Rosa
mond L. Lynehurst, Of Richmond ars
the guests Of Mr.. and -'lrs, IT, y. Luck
Miss Maud Ruse, OF Glen Allen, who
has been visiting Mrs. Charles r.
Worsham, has returned home ts%
Mr.. John Higgason, who has been Wis,
itlng his brother Mr., Harvey Higgason,
of North Avenue, has left for his homo in
Plnalto. A 4s I
Mrs, A, c, Coffey, Of North Avenue, Is
wishing her sister In Louisa.
Mrs. James Moore, who has been visit
ing Mrs, Charles Williams, has left for
her home In Norfolk,
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FULTON NEWS.

The wedding OF Miss sallie Eacho TO
MI, Charles Grubbs took place on Wed.
nesday night at thes Fulton Baptist
Church, iaftcr. the.r regular prayer
meeting The pastor. the Rev. pa t.''la
Hepburn performed tho recommendations
which the young coupe were driven V Z 20
their home in lower Henrico.
The home Of Miss Nettie CuInber, on
Nicholson Street, was tho scene OF q de-
lightful ..leap year party on Monday
night. The guests assembled at the home
Of one OF the party and went TO, Miss
Cumber's home In a@2hody, very agre.e-
ably surprising her, but Tin anSscqualllllyy
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GOVERNOR ON
GOOD ROADS
Virginia Executive Principal
Speaker at Convention at
Orlnord, Florida.
.FAvoRs STATE BOND ISSUE :.
tBx Associated Press.>

ORNiOND. FLA. Jan. 3o.--rhe prin-
clpal speaker at the National Good
Roads Convention tonight was Governor
Montague. OF Virginia. Governor Nom
tagl,c favors the utilization Of State COLI
regular work in the open mir would be
beneficial and hcalthful to the convlcts.
Tic roads cannot be built without an
issulns Of stnte bonds. Tor which thors
is always demand. It woud prove a pro-
tntable Investment. paying to tho people
great interest upon tho outlay. lic M
vors tho State aid plant that is, the State
gives 80 much and the county or district
an equal amount, provided the state has
something to say upon tho questions OF
expenditure and maintenance. Tho Cow
ernor also fuyors national aid. He called
attention to tho factf that no foreign
country has good highways that have not
either In part or In whole, been built by
the governments. He did not propose to
draw up n bill, but ntimuted that cx-
cclient results might be obtained for Jl.
dicouB expenditure OF national approprln-h
tons by the appointment OF a board, say
one army officer. one engineer officer, and
the Stwo to select Third. Then again
statistics show that the government has
spent and is spending millions Of dollars
in building highways In Porto Rico and
the philippines. Then, why not hop IN
this good roads movement, for charity
begins ut home. *
man OF the United States, explained
method OF road construction. which plans
|ifor more than ten thousand miles, ono
OF tho four great highways being from,
Anguish, Me-, to Palm Bca Ill and Miami,
In this State.
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DIR. WOELfNIN
AT FIRST CHURCH

Rev. DR.. Cornelius yYoclfkln, OF Brook
Ign, N. ", will preach twice to-day in
the First Baptist Church In this city,
DR.. Woelfkn Is one of the best known
ministers in tho country. and his visit
here is OF very considerable interest. lie
will preach at tho First Church at the
morning service and a special musical
programme will be feature of the oc-
casion.s At night n great young peoples
service will be held, tho occasion being
the annual sermon by Dr., Woelfkin be-
fore the Young Mems Missionary Socic-
Nv or the First Church. Young people
Of tho VARIOUS churches have been in
vitcd.
DR.. woelfkn IS one or tho most force
full and eloquent speakers in the demons
nation. He is accompanied to Rich
mond by his. wife. While here they are
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Patter-
son.
Rally Day will be observed this morn
ing in the Ashland Baptist Church, OF
which the rev. DIR. r. II. Pitt. OF this
civ. is the pastor. interesting exer-
cises will be held by the children and
ar address will be delivered by Pro.
fessor winston The service will begin
at 10 o'clock ana will last two hours.
There will be distribution of gifts
among tho children. d.
The Rev. Or. Robert Strange, rector
OF st. fPaurs, will speak this afternoon
at tho meeting for men, TO be held IN
the Y. NJ. c. a. Hall. Ills subject Will
be ''Tle christian Motto The Virginia
aGiee Club will sing. The service VIII
begin. at $3.50 q clock. u. III
! Rev T. Mem, Simpson, .. p:, pa s stor
OF clay Street Methodist Church, VIII
occupy his pulpit both morning and
night.
Va, will fill tho pulpit Of the Church
or the Holy Comforter, morning and
afternoon, services.
The Baptist ministers of the city VIII
exchange pulplts to-day, according to
the arrangement announced yesterday.
At Laurel Street Methodist Church TINS
morning, DR.. II. z. johnson will preach
on the subject, "Can We Afford to s.
more the Bible in the Education OF the
Young?' At night his subject VIII be
"Elljah, the Heroic Reformer."
Vrhe Rev. Henry Pearce Atkins VIII
preach this morning West End Christian
Church on 1.-THE Idea Of Fatherhood. AT
night his subject will be "rhe Hard Say
ngs of Jesus
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Iohnsao,,n-Pollard.a

Tho marriage Of Mr.. William STUN
johnson ana Miss Mary Randolph Poll
lard in Washington on Wednesday, last
camc as u surprise to the many frients
or the young couple. There was no OBJ
lection on tho part OF the brides parents.
and. II Is supposed their going to the
Capital city was to add romance to the
occasion. Mrs. Johnson Is the pretty
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. r.. Z. r. Pol
2 lard, OF No. 2Oi Reservoir Street Mr..
Johnson. formerly OF Powhutan county,
tis q. valued employe OF the Virginia Pas
senger and Power Company,
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Apprehensive of War.
lllr Assnciatel prcs

----| N IJy Ass0cateu FFrSs.J --0
PORT ARTHUR. jan. 0.-Apprchcn-
sion that there Will be war is still eX-
pressed in official quarters here, where
VI II is also said that Japanese descent
Is cxpectablc at any moment At the
same time the authorities declare that
with the exception of strutegcal pre-
cautions taken between Lao Yang and
tic Yalu River their plans have not been
J, formed and ,hat it will BE impossible
b ia complete The arrangements until tho
Japanese make more definite demonstra-
tions or their intentions. The fortified
( tion and field troops are active, ana be-
tween Iai:lo-Yang and the Siberian bor-
"A der tho railroad is oVertaXed In trans
porting recruits and replacing the resi-
ments, dispatched to the Yalu River.
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i Z , n y 3 y Z z
Sthe Kings DaaEhters and Sons.
Mr.. "A. B. Day Is able to be out, after
a sevoro attack OF illness.
Mr.. Benz. Levy, who has been III at his
home on Williamsburg Avenue, Is able to
be out.
Mrs Lawrence Dwyer Is extremely III.
A supper and entertainment given at
Nelson's Hall by Fulton Lodge. No ESQ,
G.. r., a few night ago, was a brilliant
affair. The hall was we'll filled with
members of Fulton and Monroe lodges
and many invited guests We're present.
1.-The United Moderns which have re-
Gently organized several lodges in this,
city, have consolidated with the Grand
Fraternity, a much stronger and older.
order. =
The officers OF tho Fulton Lodge are
as follows: Chancellor, c. l.. a. Doeppc;
| Regent, Jno. Cavcdo; Orator, j. II. Boul.
ware; Guide, w. II. Morecock; Record
ing Secretary. Louis Fl. Seal; Financial
Secretary w. II. Pcase; Warden, Ber-
nard Seal.
| Superintendent j.. M. Bryant, OF tho
| National Cemetery, has returned from
Philadelphia, where he has been visiting
his son.
| Captain c. c. Rice. Fred. L. Rice and
| Captain B. S. Rice, OF the Cedar Works
E:neet are. expected home Tomorrow from
| Gates county, N. c., where they went
| several days ago TO attendsthe lunerai
! iof their brother William Rice.
H., Daniel Clarke 4. one OF F'utons oldest
:and best known citizens, Is extremely
| ill.t 81
.EsJohn. Mills; the. slxteen-yenr- old son 5of
Mr. Henry Mills. is, quttnill at the homo
OF his father on Lester Street,
Mrs. Sarah Robertson Is Ill Sat2hers home
on Louisiana. Street. 81 Z. Ri. q
| a Mr.. Lawrence Becker, q farmer OF Hen
rico, whose home Is near the National
! Cemetery had an accident ~ few days
sago, which came near costing Jim the
-fndex finger Of his right hand!ieAtI. Beck
Ter was stlinging. u barb wire fence, at
1.-THE time Of the miShap and WAS using
stretcher to drawfthe wire tight, when the
stretcher slipped and the wire passed
| through, his hand. tearing the index nm
ger TIe is getting along quite well TO-
day.
z. Miss Nettie Herbert, daughter OF Mr.
| John s. Herbert. Is able to- be out again,
after recent attack of2mensles.
Mrs. Hepburn, wife of the Key. DaVid
Hepburn, pastor.of Fulton Baptist Church,
who has been III, Is improving Slowly.
MIR. Alex McCabc Is much better AFTER
an illness OF several weeks. 4a 1@
Mr.. al. Cornwall, n prosperous young
farmer OF IIenrico. who Is Well known N
/ the city, lies in a critical CONDITION a. the
homo of his father-in:lnw, Squire = Y y,
] Friend. near Dutch Gap. No2hope t1or
ghls recovery is entertained, -,
! Mrs. william J Mayo Is extremely ~
! ut heriresldence, No, 6o7 State street,
Tho Builders League OF Denny stree.
Methodist Episcopal Church VIII Slhe e'1 "
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Wednesday afternoon at o'clock at.the
residence OF Mrs. Parrish oh Seventh
Street.
Mrs Jesse Romcr. who has been Ill at
her residence In Fhrrandsvile. is improv-.
Ing. ~ a. y
John Smith continues III With rheuma-
tsm at the residence Of Mrs. Tuck. on
Graham Street.
Miss Ella McDonough while sleigh rid
Ing on Fulton Hill, met with an acci.
dent which resulted In a very painful
sprain OF one OF her ankles.
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--,THEioUEENE OF FLOWERS.

Poets and artists have Iona conceueaa
to Tic ajestic rose the proudest dis
tinJtion Of being queen In the Kingdom
Of flowers. From tho remotest time TINS
charming, creature OF bounteous natu. 9
has been Favored with honors. It figures
on all public as wellius private occasions
and in all phases Of life, It IS present
at the bridal altar as well as me
grave. The chief characteristic g 'hs
.roso ia its exquisite perfume, Altar OF
. roses. produced In Persia, is sold at
fubulous prices, frequently one dollar
for a single drop. Far moro precious
than altar OF roses Is the extract from
rare, healing herbs, which IS known
throughout the world as lr. Burkharts
Vegetable Compound, which positively
cures rheumatism, Neuralgia, Catarrh,
Constipation, etc, 80 days treatment, zoe,
All druggists.
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! : 4 ' '----fi - : : -
agreeable manner she kindly invited the.
crowd into her parlors. Instrumental
sandivocal music was in abundance, which
added much to the occasion. Parior
games wen, also INDUCED in. until the
ent were: Misses Leila Parkinson. Vara
Woodfin, cornclia woodfin, Cora satter-
white, Rosa Satterwhitc, Dora Perrin,
Nettie Perrin, Willie Austin, Nettie Cum
Der. Lena Colgln. Estelle Perrin, Maggie
Hart, Renie CuNber and Carrie Cumber;.
Messrs. George Perry. andrew Breeden'
Willie simms, 1lupter4 Points, Irwin
Mooney, Lss3e Adkinspn,.sRoy Chlldress'
John connors Mnps.
ht1it'y; SS,t. r. ~
~ =, e, ~ ~ -.
N"s
,non CIV noa,. C;,r,a'a NAY me r., J.
,,,,s do,,i trnlE ~ yarv ticln,,. pn
Ia ,a :, n,dt tI,a,. 4 4, 1yero
,nd,,Ired n mnfll5n,s,atei honrr:i' when the
~uests wero InSitadSi1to tha dlninr5room
to nortnko III ! Sumner
a. nri RI WAS offered .to ttss one hayng the
"tacklcst" onnaarantce VII ich Mas can
tured by Miss iRatcltff Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fleming .lIr.
and Mrs. ]. W. Russell, Misses :sEtnity
Goldlng, Burnice Baker, Of Ohio; Lizzie
Garss.r. Willie Golding. Lula Grover. Rat
.cliffe, Ida Lee, tLucille Brooking, Hester
Russell. Lucy Warriner, and Leila War
1iner; Mcssru. w Ernest Turner, Charles
Cooling, Or. Jss Clay Blanton, George
Lyme, Hayes Garger, Howard Garger
John Palmore, X lra nktsi Y atsley, George
Turner, Vivian iBroololng, Mr. and9Mrs
John Brown. II f5s.5
Mr. william 5McMa hon. OF New york
who is tho PRESIDENT Of tic Virginia and
North Carolln;l} Wheel Company, is In
Richmond on business II n lwlil visit and
inspect tho plant, whichsis situated Just
below Fulton, before leaving 3 Il IS. .tt
Mr.. John S Herbert. who, was nain.
rullv hnrt Nv !, fa.trr Brick NJ tbc Cal Cal
lego Mills a few days ago. is getting
along nicely. 4 sl Il
"si,,,or Mi, i, y, \ ,,or,a "a ~.
crittendon nnor r,,r,,s I \ en,. ~, ->u ~
soma ~ ;, dslIahtf,1ir dance m Wei n tse
dav nirht parra.lments ware - oh,,n.
dance. Among tE6aaI present were Mcssrs
49, nonLn :, IA +. =. r,in rLan.h,r H. 49,
l."o ~ AIr aahn .ioa,ly
r puauns' "' M l2t.' "'pA o''s't'os
oooNot' Ss l3S.ss
The night school Wh'ch IS oeins con,
Quoted at the Weddell memorial cnape!
on Monday, "Wednesday and frlu'ly
nights, is making very enco u lF pro-
gress. . i.
the Young peop!e 5uo!e.S w. ,s a.o''
Bhptlst Chureh WIZ N.Y. M 1oador VII,
ING to-hisnt ~ . = o. ..rhr,st's snna.
DC MISS mary uut ,s's ~, .s,,hisot re ,,he
!.oilty " '''o"e"' i'1f, ~. q, 'sGS,Tls
u's ~. G y 1,anr;, ~ Nortl, Dakota. is
,,s,tins No s,stor', Mrs. Thomas Walsh.
~. In,,I ~ VII, anvo This week for Nortl,
M neniy WIN lenyo n Lii inanect q gold
oulo''Ha, "ne,u 70 ,erort fit 10 its
nn,nera .nu Mn 1"N9 uanlv has had twenty
a,sht VOWS ~ axnarience In the Black
Hills, and also lin, the. gold mines Of
Africa. M, Z: y 4, (. ..8 Z
Mr.. George l., Porr who was operated
upon at tho Virginia Hospital seYera'
days ago. Is getting along nicely /,
Mr.. James Bickerstan, VINO IS wen
known In Fulton. While az me sta.s
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SPECIAL Low HATES VIA sEARoARD
AIR LINE RAILWAY. ACCOUNT
OF DEPARTMENT. suPER'N'
TEMpENGE, NAIl ~ \ ( I 6S3 -
'CATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS.

Atlanta oa.. February 1875, 1904.
3j an account Of tho above occasion the
seaboard will sell tickets at rate of one
first class fare, pMs twenty-five (25,
cents, for the round trip, Tickets on sale
February 81 and %. 1904, final limit FEB.
ruary n, 1901. On payment OF fec p,
fifty cents to joint agents. on or peore
r,ehruary e7th, tickets may be extended
to March. II, 1904, Rate from Richmond
7IFor tickets and other information, apply
10 Richmond Transfer Company, ticket
Office Murphy's Hotel, or Main Street
!staton, or = !, =, :, J. !, =, 4.
isas s3s5i District Passenger Agent,ssa
$50 q. Main ST., hone 405, Richm ond, y q
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sELKO ECHOES.

Miss Mollle Watkins Of Richmond and John
Watkins, az Pennsylvania, were called home
on account OF the illness OF their father, Mr..
b. A.. Walking who Is much better ,A
Mrs. Ed. Furman spent several days In
Richmond the past week s% - la Etts-
n. r, prrrett. operator a. Eko. he's gone
Frank Rhoades OF. Richmond, Is substituting
as operator hero during the absence Or Il, l.,
/ B. B, Nlupdy spent few days thu past week at
T., b. DorelL Of Baltimore was a recent
Roil = Of honor pupils arc Carrie Baker.
Ruth r bins, lclla Baker, Evelyn kahl, Agnes
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Kuropatkin to- Command.
nv Associated Press,

--1I -7- - tl3y ASSpc1HLtu ITtSSi n Va ,'-- =
3. .6 LONDON. Jan. so.--A dispatch 20
Reuters Telegram Company, from st.
( Petersburg, says the transportation OF
merchandise over the Trnns-sibertan
Railroad will be stopped after February
I'd. in order to leave the line open Tor
tho conveyance of troops and stores a
Tho dispatch adds that War Minister
lluropatkin will be appointed to com
lnand the Russian land forces IN the
event of war with Japan
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Mainly About People.

u E i 4 f- III.
+ Mrs. Al. T.. Trafford. OF New Jersey, Is
visiting her parents at No. 1925 Ivy Ave-
nue..
Captain j. f. Kidd. OF Dawson City.
eKlondyke. Is visiting Mr. John s. AgneW
at No. AZ North Nineteenth Street.
Mrs.sJ. c.. Birdsong. OF Petersburg. Va,
sis the guest Of her cousin Mrs. Robert
McC andfllsh,. at No. .sos west Main Street.
Mr. a. C. I1owiey formerly Of this city.
put now OF Suffolk. Va, who has been
4vi.iung friends in this city for day
o. twne left yesterday for the. Nansemond
capital. He Ia now engaged IN buslnesa
In SUFFOLK.
Mr. James j. Walsh, OF No. 327 South
Fourth Street., has In Ills possession q
gold badge or pin which he found on the
astclis leading to Lee Camp Hall recently.
II consists OF crossed flags and probably
has sentimental. as we'll as intrinsic,
value.
&s.ABBEv1LLE, Cation Caruthers, coll
orcd. was hanged here to-day for the
murder OF H. L. Bird. a plantation super
tinendent.
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Pneumonia Cured
Consumption Headed or.
'Gcntlemen,--l am a living evidence OF
the wonderful curative powers Of Dulty's
Pure Malt Whiskey, Nh had three bad
attacks of grip, followed by pneumonia.
witch left mo with a hard cough and
weak lungs. Doctors did not help me;
was rnst sinking into consumption. a
ncighbor brought me n bottle Of Dulfy's
Pure Malt Whisky which had cured her
OF chills. / began TO feel better after the
ir3l few doses and eight bottles COM
prtcly cured men--Mrs. III. q, Arlington,
n Amherst ST., Nashua, N. H.
Dufty's Brought Health and VIgor.
~ have used Duffys Pure Malt Whis-
Key for over twelve years as q medicine
and rccommend9itr TO all VINO arc suffer
lns from II rundown condition.. was
tronbled for Il long time With insomnia
ana stomach complaints went to Colo
la'io and several health resorts without
bs.ng benefited l doctored for both these
troubles, but was not cured. Was Just
IN the right condition for chills and pncu-
mtiia With fatal results. Finally ! COM
nlcnced TO take Dutfys Malt Whtskey and
It put new life aud ivigor into my whole
System, or late years ! have slept well
ana my stomach does rot trouble me Mt
al, am in robust health. and nuffy's
crreo me, Charles 3Heltman, Saltwater
MINI
Sold by all5drugglsts and grocers or
/ dlitct leo a bottle INTERESTING medical
Docket tree to anyone. DGF FEY MALT
Mt4lskE9 COMPANY # rochester, N, y.
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NEEDS OF THE POOR.
Present Severe Weather Calls
for Generous Contributions.

The man who loves to sit before his
bright, warm fire and read his paper or
book, after having enjoyed his square
meal. is awakening to the stern fact that
there are hundreds of people who have
no fires to sit before and very little TO
eat He is getting q move on himself, and
the result Is that big bundles OF half
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Did Not Express an Opinion.

(By Associated Fress:)
4 LONDON, Jan 3O.-,Ihe Foreign .oillee,
referring to tic cablcgram from Minister
Griscom at Toxic, ITO the State Depart
ment at washington, said to-day:
.'rhe British ambassador ut, ST. Peters
burg did not express an opinion as to
whether or not the Russian reply would
he satisfactory to Japan"