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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-06
May Erect Signs

aIcssrs. John Murphy. Henry I.crcll and
tile Western Union Telegraph Company
were granted permission by the Council
last night 10 erect attractive signs In
front or their places OF business. Re-
ports concerning thcS: signs have been
made to the Police Court. where they have
&COunC II. X m
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EXERCISES OF TR1D'UUM.
Catholics to Observe Three Days
ofHPraver and Praise.

A three days service OF prayer Will be
celebrated in the Catholic Churches, be-
ginning to-duy. closing the !, Jubilee Or We
morning masses, with benediction or the
sacrement, devotion and sermon IN The
evening. I.
a the Cathedral there will be six and
row, and d special Iridium mass at s
O'CLOCK Services Will DO held ~ the
evenings, when sermons vii be delivered
BY Rev. Dr. Kirby,of tho Catholic Minis
try, washington " 3a II, \;
The feast oftImnaculatc Conception will
be celebrated on Thursday ut SIX and
eight o'clock. AT eleYen O'Clock, bishop
Van dc Vyyer assisted by several emf.
snent clcrgsimo, wi celebirat gpontlticlul
mus, and -Dr, Kirby VIII ,preacli.3
& I,lieFexercises will close II four o clock
J1n the afternoon, N sl y. Il b
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-06
RAPID I p TRANSIT COMING 9:
Council Gives Citizens Company
More Time to Complete Work.

rho franchise OF the proposed Rapid
Transit line was returned from the Street
Committee lastrnight to the G0min2ni
allowing tie Citizens, Rapid Transit COM
paiy one year longer than !, Jan hl ,$,l.
1906. within which 70 complete , the W xxx
~ tho the vote OF twenty light 10, two.
M The ordinance ailo wing he same con. .
3pany to erect atroley inc was also Sent sem
this ordinance was read Mr.. Miner stated
that the ordinance ,should, have been sent
to the Electricity Committee. ING .1roi,,
u MI. Miner amended the ordinance so
that none of the current TO pc USED may ~
aanyspossible damage through elcctrolySls.
This ordinance was adopted by q similar
vote.
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Christian Sunday Schools,

AZ the annual meeting OF the officers
and teachers of the Christian Sunday
schools of Richmond and Manchester ait
seventh street Church Sunday afternoon
the following officers for the year We're
aCirc,cu:8
IL. w. Wright; secretary. Vii Bowles !;
treasurer. w. lIoladay; auditor, j. Il.
Hill; reporter. w. j. 1limbrough.
the hii,,;nonthly meeting OF the ,''ssocin,
Church on january. LIST at $3.50 7. NJ.
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Must Pay Pure Food Fee.

The ordinance In reference TO the fec
Sof & for certificates under the pure food
law received some attention by tho conn.
4cil last night. and the result WAS that
tho effort OF those who wished 10 have
the certificate fee stricken out was ufi-
successful. .s
I'hc FEC or Sc remains, and The original
4 ord!nuncctis on tho books as adopted. S2
4a There are now several series OF cases
In the Police Court awaiting action on
this matter by the Council.
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Bright Outlook for chemical

A well known banker and broker, who
closely follows the affairs Of the Virginia.
Caroline Chemical Company, said yester-
day that the outlook for8the common
stock of that company was unusually
bright. The company is In Il condition to
put out moro fertilizer than ever before
in It's history, said he. and this Year
every pound of fertilizer that is manu-
featured can be sold. He thinks that a
dividend VIII be declared within twelve
months $50 sE $3.50 ig5f 49,
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: BUYS Hill Plant.

Mr.. S. II. Jenkins and others have pur-
chased the plant and good will offthe
j; L. Hill Printing Company, paying
about $4,000 therefor 81
The Hermitage Press was Incorporated
yesterday by the Corporation Commits
sion. and will run tile business recently
purchased.
The capital stock is $4,000, ana Il. IT.
Jenkins Is president
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Clerk Pollocl1's Renort.

Tho report of Clerk Pollock OF the work of
tho police for the month Of November shows
the total number of arrests as 80 as against
81? for the previous month: misdeincanors,
~; felonics. 50; whites. 239; colorcd, $50 !;
ordinance violations, :3A
Fe,onies reported for October were IS show
Ing an increase of II for last month,
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TENDER WORDS
FOR E q! | | DEAD DE-. ! |. |.
Beautiful Memorial Exercises
at the Academy
Sunday.
INGRAM q. ''1'.' was \. M ORATOR
Able Jurist Made Fine zinc, Speech
Attractive Musical Pro
grairn1c.
INGRAM WAS THE ORATOR

Notwithstanding tho inclenicfcy OF the
weather Sunday afternoon the Blks' me-
mortal services at tho Academy were
largely attended, and were beautiful and and
impressive to n degree.
Prominent ladies' and gentlemen occu-
pied the boxes, and nearly every seat In
tho orchestra aud dress circle were filled.
Exalted Ruled Preston Bevin presided,
and the other officers occupied their
places, many members or the lodge being
upon the stage.
Judge John II. Ingram, Of tho Law and
orator, and for more tlnn thirty minutes
cnce by his appropriate words.
1'he list Of dead since the last memorial In
fDosenc and F..SN. Chambcrlayne Judge
ingram said he catnns to pay thom no per-
sonal tribute, but the order, truo 70 us
principles had written their faults ~ :, ~ tne
sand and their virtues OIL tho tablets OF
3 mem ~ .
Uhdying Principles.
The speaker then took up tho PRINCIPLES
OF the order--"C Justice, brothcrly
love and fidclity''-and treated each sep
lnrately and in. " most eloquent manner =, !,
ca ane nuS and e" 'e 6ne, and was
carried out without tho slightest hitch.
Features o f the programme Of he even
Ing wore; Revcric, IA Tone Poem (l<ath-
3lce, a !. Roberts), Academy orchestra;
3Quartette Lead Kindly Light Dudley
Buck 8 Virginia Cleo Club; Prayer. Rev.
5IomJI. Dickinson: rho Rosary, Academy
orchestra; Baritone Solo, we VIII Meet
Again dAebc), Henry Rucgerr: opening
ceremonies, Richmond Lodge No, 20; = So
5p,auo Solo, savior Blessed Redcemcr'J
Sftlcnslaw Bana). Mrs. John MURPHY e..
mortal address, Brother John lI.,lngram.
ioff Richmond Lodge, No. IS; Contrnlto
Solo, God Shall VINO Away az .Iears,
MISS sNlajorie knowles; closing exercises.
,Richmond Lodge, No. %; l'enor 500,
awhile tho Days arc Going BY Brother
r.. w Cunningham. "A f
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Paws Him Tribute

Former State Senator Henry A. Atkin-
son on yesterday presented to the Hust-
lngs Court the resolutions passed by the
Bar Association on the late j. X. Y.
Daniel.
In so doing Mr., Atkinson took occasion
70 pay 4 pretty tribute TO the mcmcry Of
the dead lawyer. l
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Bunch" Was Sent On.

: Martha Ann Taylor alias ''J,unch,' VAS
sent to the grand jury by Justice Crutchfeld
Yesterday for cutting Dora King with n knife,
Bunch il FREQUENT visitor To the Police
Court, but this IA the first time sla has
been confronted With serious charge.
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To Bring Him Back.

Governor Montague has issued a re-
QUESTION on the Governor Of Kentucky
for Henry NJ. Smith who ii wanted in
Wise county for housebreaking.
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Z It IS Asbury Park Now.

There Will soon be another park III ths,
city. a resolution To that effect. coming
4 from tho Ordinance Committee. was
adopted last night The space between
Park Avenue Hanover and Lombnrdy
Streets was given the name OF ,.AsDury
Park i1s ID. N ii ia M;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-06
MUNYON'S
RHEUMAT
CURE
Will REFUND YOUR MONEY " u rAllA
Z Will Refund YOUR MONEY 3iFl u FAlla

know that my rheumatism Cure will
cure sharp shooting pains IN tho Arms,
legs, Side, Baci, or Breast and rheumatic
Swelling or Soreness OF any part OF tne
! body In a few hours.
It effects speedy and permanent cure OF
eli forms of rheumatism, .Sclatiea, Lum.:
bago, or pain In the back. Lameness, Stltf
and Swollen Joints, and all pains IN hips
and loins. The remedy does not put tne
disease to sleep, but drives It from the sys-
TEN. 1t neutraizes the ACID ana makes
good, rich, rel blood.
M Get bottle of this remedy, and II you
are not perfectly satisfied with results will
refund your money.
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At Beth Ahabah.

The allotment OF seats will DO continued
committee will be on hand NJ S O'clock,
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More TroubIe Tor Emma lane.
Emma Jane Edwards was fined IS and sent
down for nineteen DAYS by Justice John yes
rock.
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FACTS ABOUT THE
STUART STATUE
Moynilan, Artist, Talks Most
interestingly About Work
on the Monument.
WHERE HE GOT THE MODELS
Horse Was Kentucky Bred;
Owned in New Yorll--Stuartss
Sword Measured.
WHERE HE GOT THE MODELS

Mr.. W'rcd. Moynihan, sculptor, woro the
yesterday afternoon at tile Mechanics In.
istitute. 1Io was very bohemian In 4
white working apron with plaster simply
besprinlsling him from head 10 heels. III
his shirt sleeves and with glasses pushed
high on lis forchead he watched tile last
nail driver, IN tho packing cases that
conta med the small model OF tic stuart
equestrian statue.
"Tell something about The model" lie
was asked, Something that YOU haven't
told before, land so he told this storya
"l'irst OF NIL" he said, I'm fulr Of
regret that 4 am not to make the big
model here i'll this city. II was a matter
OF sentiment with me to finish my. work
hero III tho capital Of the ConfederacS.
but there could not be found available
1, room OF sufficient height. aud SO to-mor-
row the small model goes to Providence,
where / will make the last large model,
and where tho heroic bronze will he cast
by tile Golllam Company. who own the
greatest plant III llo world.
''rhcl final work ON tho small modcl l'hSl
been completed. and General d'itz1ugh
/ zee, who spent a whole day here with me.
Improved upon. He suggested certain
changes. notably of forehead unl checks,
which i have made.
How did General Leo like the loise?'
was asked, for the General had been rid
.ing, Instructor at West Point i'll his lie:i-
tenant days, before the Civil War, and
knew d horse when llc saw. one. If MI
MCMILLAN smiled as he answered:
General Lee I'D TO me: That Horse
is hard to beat You know. lie said !,
General Lee WITS with General Stuart
two years al. West Point in his student
days, and there IS norman living that Is
us we'll able to- recall Stuart as is Gen-
el,al Ice. Mrs. STUART, who is flow q I
Newport News, told me that size Thought
4 had given 10 history the best picture Q f.
General Stuart in existence. S{>
TELL something about your models for
tho statue something about the man and
tho horse"
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division OF tile Scaboard Air Line Rail
way with office NJ Raleigh, and Mr.. G.
q. Walton. train master Of the fourth d.
Vision Of tho Sarno system, with office at
Jacksonville, ETA. arrived in the city
Yesterday. and arc lI.r~ Tor II day or two.
Both gentlemen were visitors at the dis
trict passenger Offices Of the line.
The Southern Railway announces ef-
fectyc with the last car leaving Green's
Doro. y, c., December 1st and the last
car leaving st, Louis LetcH,ler Sd, the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-06

Was Disorderly at the Bijou.i
A fine OF $40 was assessed against j. w.
Wayinack BY Justice John yesterday on Inc
Theatre. 5b4g 4 5 ssa
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To Consider Annexation.
< The Council Committee on Ordinances
will meet at S O'clock aThursday& night to
take up the question Of annexation. ii 83
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b Kentuckv-Bred Horse.

"a 3 IL
'',le horse i used said the sculptor,
belongs to the daughtcrfof q we'll known
New York final,cier, WHO gladly loaned
him 10 me when he knew of the work 4
had in mind. He is Il grand looking. rich
bay, bred in kentucky, and the winner
or many ribbons in the New York Horse
Show. AZ
EE..Thc saddle and bridleI borrowed irom
u brother Mr.. Lukcmall, who
purchased them from a Northern soldier
named Shelton a veteran OF the Civil
War, who had used them from 'G1 TO 60.
The saddle is built ON a. NrcClelland tree,
such as General Stuart was accustomed
to ride
..1,hc model for General Stuart was a.
professional named Louis Armc. N French
Canadian or lmagnif1cent psoportions-one
OF the best models I ever saw. The uni
form copied from photographs, especially
one taken from the portrait Of General
Stuart that hangs in the Commonwealth
Club Of this city. j am indebted to- Mr..
II. Duckhardt for the sketch and meas
,rrenents he made for me of General
Stuart's sword. Mr.. Duckhardt was an
old pupil OF mine in the days ] am glad
to remember when I was Instruct or here
at The Mechanics Institute. 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-06
COUNCILMAN RESIGNS
! NEED MEDICAL MEN,

Mr.. Hotchkiss Delivers Interest
ing Address 10 Medical Students,
Probably one of lho larsesl bodies Of mells
cal sstulents that eyer assembled In ha1ciIy
for divine Worship met In the lecture hail of
the NJ ctllcal College OF Virginia on sunday
afternopn " VI f re- ii
Tho service was held under The auspices OF
tho Young Men's Christian Associations Of The
fiIniyersiiy college Of Medicine and the Nell-
cal College Of Virginia. The meeting WnE all
WHO has recently returned from jAfrlgn.
where lie spent eight years working rs q
siuteriorS OF the DARK continent. Ills subject
WAS. .,solnc Thrilling Experiences Of q Ply
ssicia,, IN Africa, And The careful and earn st
Ills Wo,rls aroused. Mr., llotei,klss presented
IN Il snry fprrcful lranner the; gIHal nnsd
~ IN. deal men IN Ale nllsyion fields aa the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-14

Miss yYidmer and Miss Stone tied with
Airs. Otter. who won he prize, d gold
golrSstick pin, BY anot her play. sss ll
SS5lS MRS STARKDyENT AIMS. s
n Mrs. Ashton Starke, " Il Richmond, en-
,tertained at II a. very handsome bridge
party "Wednesday u hi s ht Her guests were
Mrs. Il James An d erson, Mrs. yNortham.I
Mrs Deerir,g, Mrs. Grimes, Miss Halle;
Or. Robert illia1ns, U AIRS, Felton. MRS.
Duncan, Mr.. and IN Isl. II Bayard ir.5 and
Mrs. SVidrner. MI. ! @ and Y NJ RS. Gibson.
Mr.. and Mrs Otter, 1T. and Mrs. 81. p.
lJodes, Colonel and D Mrs:S Nrosier, Mr. and
Mrs EeYcomb b and M ss Deering. M ;a
Tlle prizes. a D andaome Z powder. box As
set Of gold pins. and q silver fruit knife,
we're won by Mrs. Deering, Mrs. Duncan
and Mrs. j ones. ~
The latest arrivals from Richmond are:
Mr. and Mrs. ] ames Anderson, Robert
5Mun.ford from ]. louisville: rs. John r..
Tlnsley, j. IA. Henson; Come ticut: Miss
Ida Warren I: Hot Springs, Ark: Miss u,
Waters; Ba Itimores William Morrison,
Lexington; L.sssS G Vass. schene ctady;
Theron Earle, 6 reenpille. s.. {. iiss
Bette Page Cock Hiss Lucy Cooke,
University OF rginla Il NJ e. Ell Ii r OBJ
ert Tunstall. Norfolk; George NVinnf
Newport News; Il Mr., and Mrs B. = red. Nc
CURE. $Nashing X ton; g Gorge F. II Fox and
son. wyoming !; frs.ss4W. O. Simmons and
two sons. j ames II Cat on Il wife and child,
Mrs.. Hettens Taylor, Nj ss - h HI Smith
.Greenyille, IS s. G.; Daniel Crawford 81 Co:
5lumi,ia 4, IS 3 v Dayl Mrs. ,
sFail Hiss ernie Ia ~ ISIS Crane, "a y
IN ork III and 81 Mrs Herman al
Newcp1nb, child and urse,, h. IS entuck ~
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I MATHEW Ml.ELAN GE
u q !,

(spscIal toThe Times nlspatet.)
ugq'st g, ls'I nm. res e.,
country home, Spring III ny : .s Z,
Mrs, r. Log anS IA arrls OF es!h,ent no..
folk, Ia staying MI tn Y her moth er lrsts
Virginia Browne. a i Sea ford y, ~ =, 81 .58S
4 Misses Mary, Lou la, and L,,lelle los
Air. LittlebeTry Foster and brothers. ~
mother, Mrs, h Nancy Foster. nea az fof r
Nj Miss sallis Henley. Of Essex countyi
Misses YlrglIl sut ton and orsrcs G Ia,
nett OF Richmond MI, ! lsoss Coz pinss
OF Phladelphia,, ars at Judge aarnstt's /
& MI. and Mrs, Ma hews, 81! Rocky Mount
Mrs, n ath 81 pagsesI 6ss
3 Al s and Mrs. rankllp Iii.d gins, oe
5IndianapoilsS are AT hir.S ItudElr'a old
'I MS Kate st Robertson ana Miss Ellen
Robeitson, OF Port Hay wood hay lete /
for the Plains.. Fauqui y COUNTY, go spend
4 mi MI. ana Mrs. Clarence Hpdgins have
returned 10 Ronceyegte. M az fterI.
spending several weeks ], s sna
Office, s Ss5
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THE ROANOKE RED,
Delightful German Given:
Tuesday Night.
(sneclal I'd The 'TImes.pI spatchl n

~ lSneela 70 ~ II WIFI VIZ 10
\ IscoAK olSE. RE ~ 3 Y 3I,P T ~ Y n
sPRlNG 81, VA, August is-rhe most de-
iiehtful german OF the season was given
TUESDAY night at Roanoke Red sulphur l11l'
'spitngs. !, I:,. <
Astarney III NJ, Foy, u Salem, With
MISS u ena Allen, Of Norfolk, a led ~
series OF beautiful and intricate figures
z Phose who participated We're Miss l.enslI
Allen. pf Norfolk, with Mr. II, NJ. f'ox,
AZ Salon; Mlss 'rlnsy Chapman, Of Roa-s
Hbke Rea, with Dr. G,. q, Koontz, Of
salem; Mics Shirley stearns. OF New Glr-s
leans, with Sy, n, AIct'luns. Of snlet,;S
Mrs. Billiard, OF Richmond, with Powell
CHA pn,ar. or salem; Miss Freddie RobrS
i,nson. at New orleans, with Mr. a aples
pear. al tRoanoke ISIS III ellen S'hapna q,
Of Roanoke RED. with, MI Charles q
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STROBE, Amherst; Mr., md Mrs. Dl5 y r.. 4
Sites, Roanoke Mrs, Emma, Chase, Pc
ttcrsburg Dr.. l7rah K d IIains, Petersburg;
Mrs. H, A. Green Dallas, Texas Miss
Green Dallas. Fexes; Mr.. nnl Mrs.
w. b Carney, Churchland \; Misses Car
3ney, Churchland; Mrs. r ichard J, Iseale,
Washing ton, p. CT; NJ iss Frances Conrad
Washington. y. G. 4, fE. Daniel, Iaoa-s
noke; Robert b, Norman, Roanoke: GSsS
p. Burch. Iaynchhurg; "A. M ella ugh
fln,8BJra Lynchburg; w. A. Ogden,
8I.ynchbIrs; 4 A, H. DreWry, ~ Rlcll-s
3mon1 a Thomas Marsalis, New York i Miss
5I,ttat IA. Blanchard Columbus, Ga; Miss
lmIma Blanchard, Columbus Ca; John
~ .Nortlcet. suffolk;$.I. NJ. Burgess. slf-
folk; Games S. Mo. enlsl Norfolk; Rob-
,ert wainwright, orfolk 1; gorge q. acabell
tJr.. Norfolk ~ m is. Samuel Hunt, cincin-
matt o.. r. N. Burgess. Norfolk, 3.s
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bear OF Roanoke; Mss IA ylor. q ~ eWi
Orleans, It'll Fred g hapm IS SAFE
Misa Roberta, ca ke,s OF Dial Has, Tex, WI tll
"a. T ,,lnsley, OF Salem; Miss AZ ans, 81
New Orleans, with f, g. Chapmat 4. OF
Hoanoke Red Miss Brooks, Of Atlasn Mt
Ga, 4 with Mr. Hut Crimson, Of Romeo
3yerte,$ ~, VA; Miss Matt tie Henderson
iof salem, with Frank Wiley, Of Salem:
MISS Brlnkley, Of New Orleans, With ME-:
aNIarl,har, OF Norfolk; Miss Ian gston. 81
New Orleans, with MI Nicholson ,sa8torsl ~
richmond; Miss Moore. Of New Orleans,
With Mr. Crawford. of Roanoke Miss Miss
Baker, az Atlanta, Ga, NJ g raw
ford, OF Richmond, 4 Is 81 ESS
During Il the course Q G the dance d.
llcioys II refreshments were ser
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\ 5LjEE:E;IsBU 4 VA
[sp 2, III Il. "a INC Tlmes. plspaatehsY

ms b.. Wa ifu Of RaltIniora, Md.
ara yisitinK friends In Llneolny "a
pr. William shafer OF Camden, n. "
is Visiting rela tiyss IN i4sse,sburG;
IS whiting relat lives In Lees burg and Ham
Dr. nr. Charles Ed wards o. Louisville KY.
As the guest Of Or, y, Va Edward rs
i1 MI ai "a Mrs: N il. led llnss Ma
nassas, have returned from 90 resyllle
u Mrs ~ ia Ma Turner has gone to her
father, d home for he glnlmgf Colonel
and Mrs. Right ers, at WI liamspor Pa.
s15 Rev, EsS Der 81 Mid !ehllrg. ha q &
nantIs 81 ss SSusa IA. st
Miss EIlya % IA AM Petersb ~
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s4s 81
10 ckandA
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IoUT USELESS DRUGS AND MEDIcI

Medical Practice by Healing Hopeless In
Diseases Pronounced lncurable BY Physicians. 8Ss#
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fro,,, "a II 4. & III 4. s, ], j, !, II
jnver !, ], ~, "a al .,nt7 !
$3.50
AZ
ale ieIt me dead, and could go nothing
~ you me paS Is
t s e.Sfl suppose you. did
sit. y. Don. much cars
q y! now as $lonB as " did " SO SO
quickly and permanently. The man 4 am ~
mo W. could whip three OF the man i was
III Then here Is another from Mrs. u 81 j. Si
/ shepherd, OF Colfax, u ow a, which readsl Z
n am IL one Of those poor unf ortunatea
whose many years have been spent In SSs$Es
bodily affliction. Ny troubles were bron4 81
Schitis, idney disease, ana catarTh az tf,ss
head stomach, ,3 bowels. i am Is years n
&of age, and In those years have tried 81
dozens Of doctors and ndredsf of reme4
Y dies, trying to Is get # we'll 81 but n nothing n
~ was confined to my bed and scoughed n
continually. 7 was In the jaws {of DEATH
and felt that the end was near n but you I;
rescued my body 'front.' the grave and gave y
ms back the heal tn that n have not shad
since my youth Now, Il am strong ana
wei, A and thankful 4 to YOU and the kind q
sprovid ence $& OF our Di vlne Helper
These are only rand ON examples but YOU \
see that they III tell the same fstor OF
res oratl Ion to healtf II the face what
other 50 called mil acless hat q have been
with working are not miracles
lin the same way a those described In the$
Bible. they may seem lust as SSword er, ;s
SfulatoA the tnesseg but they are N truth
$strate and prove the great Yalue 70 the
discovery + have mad e, ~ discovery tina tgS
bids FART 81 upset odern dcal @prac5SSs
4tice, since now no case may be- oonsid cred
$inclirable. III. II! 81
What is this discoVer as aske .as; s
have discovered what create lifessg
have found yha tee fuses Sc: disease and &;
lAScase Of disease Is no longer = r1yste cry
Il to me; " whatever Il til may be to- 9th ers.
can see through 1T as throug Oh Gle lass.sl
ID see the cause and X - fl kno w the cure
Cases have come to me 18th at have bame 81
some u 1.-THE hes physlc Clans in the counsS#
try where one d octor has sal the strou.S
Sble was with the stomach. anoth said !
heart, still another da sed ldaey dis
ease 81 something else. But In ea oh case
I'd was able to see the real use. and by
removing 81 tg Il rest ored the patient to 4
perfect health. / B have known stomach
trouble to be diagnosed las heart disease;
and & heart disease as rh eumat ism. q ana &
countless other similar inst TAM es. " hen
these mistakes are MAJ de- and the patt lent
sis treated for the wrong dis how can
stll 8 sufferers hop to get well IT IS. as
$ifsyou@ tried to cure afness by wearing 81
seye@gIasses. One Is Just abou as sensl-ss
Die as the other. But Il make g careful
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