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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-05

afs
and Rison were the only senator's voting
in tho negative. S .''
Or tho announcement Of the vote the
chair was vacated until 1890 o'clock.
# BILLS INTRODUCED.
The following new bills were offered and re-
a by Mr.. Byars: TO regulate. connections b.;
tween telephone and telegraph companies and
the deyy Ct sbec py the aers
By NJ opie 70 lessen tho damage Of travel :,
By MI. Cromwell: To amend ami re;cnnct
chapter $50 OF the Acts OF the General AS
to AMEND and re enact section 60, chapter =
of: tho charter Of the city OF Portsmouth. IN
j BY Mr.. Mann: TO umend and re-ennct section
2O7O OF the Code OF Virginia. as amended and
5re-cnacted by an act Of the General Assembly,
BY MIR. Mann: TO provide place OF ab9de and
for the safe-keeping control and qua dlnnshlr
OF children who are iltreated neglected or de-
serted by parents. guardians or 9th ara custo-
dams. or who may be exposed to Immoral or
vicious influence or training.
BY Mr. sadlcr: TO amend and re &c seq
= tion OF an act. approved March 4, 1873 amend
and sr nrovde or bureau
labor and industrial statistics, and defining the
duties OF said bureau approved March 3, 1898.
Afternoon Session.
The afternoon session of the Senate
was given over to a great extent to good
hnmor. The calendar was called when
Senate bill No. 8 was recommitted .prac-
tically for consignment to the pigeon hole
and House bill No. 6, and Senate bill No,
20 for the erection of a heat and light
plant for tho Governors Mansion were
passed by. {i3 s:,Ei aSf III u s5t
Senate bill No. Al known as the Machen
primary elections bill, was then taken
up, and was discussed ut great length.
Hero is where the good humor and
flashes Of wit were brought out. Mr..
Hartman. OF Tnzewell, was the victim Of
many Of the humorous thrusts. he being
one Of the few Republicans. who was In
his scat after the Nnrfok convention trip
Mr.. Hartman admitted that he was OF the
defeated Republican, faction, and was yet
suffering from the wounds received at
Norfolk He took the shots of his sena-
torial friends in the best of humor and
his replies to various questions and his
good humored way Of lodging the shafts
aimed at him created no little amuse-
ment Mr. A1achen, the patron Of the bill.
was also kept busy wardng off the hu-
morous shots fired at him from Slessrs.
Barkstale, Fickham. Anderson, Nell
waine, Walker and others The debate
got down to the running line and finally
became skirm.shs X engagement all
along the line. The Senate had been
engaged In serious business for several
days and the time had come for relief for
overstrained nerves. and this pleasant
discussion on the Machen bill furnished It.
Mr.. Revercombe, who has just been ten
4 u j. ! D. b
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8s1 do not believe there is much t,so \,
trying to think happiness when tho stoin-
acli Is dragging you ~ The opposite d'rec-
ton. Renl happiness comes when YOU put
O. stop to the draEs upon the stomach.
Indigestion is tho cause Of this stomach
distress. / know that my Paw Paw VIII
CURE indigestion. IL know i VIII cure
dyspepsia. These stomach ailments cn,'se,
nervousness and put an END TO restfui
sleep. Paw Paw Will change these cond-
tions sooner than anything know Of.
and thousands OF people. in this city Will
tell YOU so.
a Anyone and everyone who has dyspepsia
or Elnuigestion. or who Is troubled With
nervousness or sctpesstlcss should take
Paw paw.--NlUNYON ssj -
n ovEts1vo RkED MINISTERS -who need
to6recruit their strength should take Paw W.
Paw. IS M M NIX Nc
SCI SCHOOL sTEAC11E1,s--w may find
that brain md body nrc overtaxcd, should
build up with Paw Paw. 4
JUDGES Or TIE COURTS--Who need
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Ing much pleasure in the country trip.

Al Grace Street Prcsby Church
the pulpit will be occupied Tomorrow
morning by the pastor, Rev. Jere Wither-
spoor, d. d.. who will take for his sub
jcct, Keeping the Heart" and. at night
an appointeo Of the Y.&M. e.. a. VIII de-
liver an address.
The subjects OF DR.. Weston Bruner at
Calvary Baptist Church, for March are
as follows: &7s 5 I'll
Sunday mornings, II o'clock.-March
9th, Our War Cry; March 18th, The
Christ Vision; March Goth, Christian
Speculation; March eth. Messages from
the Dead. 5a
Sunday nights. 8 o'clock-March 9Th,
Safety II. Flight; March 18th, Naaman
the Syrian; March 10Th. Greatest Thing
Known; March 2Ttll, Tho Coming Deluge.
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Mrs, Irene N. Oenlttin. OF Ballsrills. y
Powha!an n visiting friends In the city
n, No al7 East Leigh Street and else
whore. HI
Miss Emily Terrell. OF a1aln ard Third,
+. has recently left the. Virginia Hospital
where stc was n patient. tg5s 5gs a
Sergeant Taley. Of the police force, ~
still confined ut the Virginia Hospital
blythe injury to his knee which required
Mr. 81 Lindsay Ferguson, OF Brad
streets Commercial Company, lately sta
tiored at savannah. Gn.,a Is visiting his
sister. Mrs. Norment at Np.F0l7 East
Leigh Street and other relatives In tho
city.
marriage Of Miss Dora srhaplro to Mr..
Louis RI. Leff. OF the Bureau OF. Detcc.
tiyss, Pittsburg, Pa. The ceremony VIII
take place ut Belvidere Hall Tuesday,
III. II. ii. Rckers. dispatcher OF
Chesapeake and Ohio. continues III with
tho grip. prs. Henson, and Mercer arc
Mr.. j. Rank Parks, a prominent citl..
zen OF si.cr City. N. c., is tho guest Of
MIR. WA. Shields. OF No. c7oa ~, Frank
3 In Street.
tatiye OF tho Roanoke Daily Times and
the Roanoke Evening News, Is In Rich
mond on a business trip. III
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MATT u RE- RE YEAEs sec RE q j !,
e. 81 5i5 mn vi II En- IL NJ owe 8
A How Dr., Loret,tx DlstoyOrea 4 O.ll-lII
tlie Great Catnrrt ttsdtclne-E xtl :; is;se
From Roots and Herps In the LHbora

Ei4cW brs Lorer,tx DIsepyoreti 1o.Nl.1A,
Il tfe Great atnrrh kitsdtc e--E xttacted
From Roots and Herbs u, the L -,l1t "a
tory 8of Nature. S,s i. 81. /,
lorn lumber Of Years past the mos sehnuis Of
niedi1ne nye expendel hvqsiL y ~ Mn
mud EXPENSE EFFORT " tlssoysr p. .p,,,,,i
aud yatiquish the most dreaded Or ~ nv snn
" the ns msS' tII ro re
Gently tho efforts Of the most learned doctofs
met Wtliye indihercnt success g. -, ana a,
tarrh afe a i mid M iIhies \ bf'ss q,
tho Wisdom and lnks tile rereufel,es u I'm
ss s iats S1ftG 4 hely ' "a lSs ' az
.pating an dangerous nppcarnncc III many Dor n.
tent q ths body d n'nk 81
alases eaar resasa " eisal esps sns
Rssrsss II %,st ast g fsa AM, am o. nan
qa sbsa sa t fpssss atsn
w HWY % combat ana n, oyert , pmo
ts sease Woh n has GnGfa a So fa ni Mas
the diTiout "a unSr aiken ~ Pr 10 lsE,N'fz.
the famous sesast an Md naisr S es az SI
s ?isaets sivs 5sSTA lis sTsai MuGois
IrERs ~ o SGy epp pbo e 9d ia
world u eatarrh cursed a,antys;; Z, I, 4 1,
h hS aRos wen, CRIT GFeGbSeSss
prosecuted his studies In tho great labor tory
.of Nature believing that here and horo alone.
were bo found the roots am herbs hn ct
would effect euro. How VOL ne sliccccd 80
In ibis labor Is now O matter Of history. ana
thousands and Of sufferers ere hav tes al
inony to the wonderful curative powers ,of To-
N1-TA which has become the recoE n zed ihed.
cne and specific for cntarrh. whather ~ tho
St1inachY kidneys lungs bowels. head thr :2.
heart, iliv,ris urinary or,femalc ergo me
prepnratoii {4or this powerful, but harmless.
nnssts II the scientic eonp1n ,n q,
from tho woods or indigenous golf and &recog-
;nized by physicians for thor marvellous heal
Ing md curative qualities. IN ~. I'D
4 Is this fnctof rury-thht there is bto'nl
absence Of morphine. cornc opium, 1, Or Or, other
placed To.NT-TA among tho most wonderful
and valued medicines Of the dnv tn I healing
powers bol1Fs IN n lnrre 1nensur. due to the
spccinl process bv vhich the active medicinal
parts are, extrncted from ench herb and 1T is
needless ID add that cverw. cnrc md safcst ard
known to professional skill Is observed IN us
.prennraton. 1891 .5isi . TI8lt,a \
3SAl drurrlsts or drcct. ~ q bottic: 1orent5
Medical Co.. I F'lntiron Bldg" New York CITY.
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MUST NOT DRINK. I.
Mr., Bridgforth Would Not Al
low It at State Schools.

Delegate Bridegforth, Of Luncnburg. off,
3fered a bill In the House yesterday. which
is designed to prevent persons connected
with state institutions of learning from
using Intoxicating liquors except upon the
prescription of their physician.
d It Is made the duty Of members Of
tho hoard Of visitors to vote for he re-
moval Of such Offenders. and II any MEM
Der OF these boards refuse to so vote
upon SUFFICIENT evidence, he shall be
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A Norfolk County Bill.

Late In tho afternoon session OF tho
Senate yesterday Mr.. Cromwell. OF Nor
folk county. offered n bill which was
properly referred. authorizing the board
of supervisors of Norfolk county to ISSUE
and sell 100000 Of bonds. the proceeds TO
be used in the purchase of existing toll
roads and bridges In that county, or to
mako new roads and build bridges. The
effect OF the BILL IL passed. and. II car
ried out will be to make all roads ana
bridges In Norfolk, county free.
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The Baylor Survey Will Stand.

Senator Sears. Of Matthews county, IS
OF the opinion that the new Jordan blu
which proposes. like It's predecessor o
break the Baylor survey, is already dead
and IL the breath has not entirely ,left
Its body, lie and tho other legislators from
Underwater will be able to struggle. SUIT
focate or drown It before the L.egisla-
ture adjourns for good Tho bill Is now
hanging on one of the Senate coiendat
hooks and 1t may die right there.
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ESSAY ON PANAMA CANAL,

The school Dys OF Richmond and Man
chester Will begin TO get busy now in
spirited rival.y over the attractive prizes
offered by o, II. Berry q Co.. for tho best
essays on the Panama Canal.
he prizes are We'll worth striving for;
besides. II will awaken the SounG minds
10 subject of great public interest. Sge
Beiry's ad. in another column for par
4 4 tn,,I,rg
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BEWARE OF A COLD.

Every cold weakens the lungs, lowers the
vitality and paEes The way Tor more Sc
rlous diseases. Colds are quickly cured by
Chamberlains Cough remedy and all
danger avoided. For sale by all druggis S.
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Services in the
CHURCHES: ). {. !. /. I.
Tomorrow.

sSs5 The revival services to begin at rim
tty Methodist Church tomorrow, VIII
be OF a unique and particularly interest,"
ing character.
Rev. Dr. W. r.. Johnston, one OF the
foremost members Of the Conference, Will
preach, assisted bytRev. DR.. Harmon, ana
+ the song service every night Will DO unner
the auspices of the celebrated Daley
Quartette. Each member Of their mu-
steal combination is n Christian ana
their gospel singing Is very affective.
Trinity IS surely fortunate in securing
their services and the meetings Will be
Eof utmost interest and nttractivcness
Rev. J.. j. Haley. the pastor. will con-
duct the regular services at the Seventh
street Christian Church on Sunday
vices will begin at o'clock. and will be
under tho auspices of the Young Mems
Christian Association. whose State Con-.
yention is@ now being held In this city,
The address Of the evening will be dcliv-
d cred by Mr.. l.. l.. Pierce the general
secretary Of the Washington %. CD As
ISOLATION. and Mr.. Percy S. Foster, the
noted musician of the same city, who is
& in charge OF the music of the convention,
3 will render & solo.
Bishop BIbson will visit the Church Of
Il The Holy Comforter Sunday afternoon,
March 9th, for confirmation.
At the Grace Street Baptist Church, the
pastor, Dr.. Charles S. Gardner. will
preach at the morning service on the
subject. "a Condition of Soul Prosperity
The pulpit will be occupied In the evening
by visitor to the Y. NJ. G. A. ConVen-
ton.
AT Broad Street Methodist Church the
pastor will preach in the morning on the
subject Power to Draw" At the even
ing service. Mr.. John S. richenor, Sec
rotary of the International Committee
of the Y. NJ. c. A. will deliver an address
upon association work
The Brondus Memorial pulpit will be
filled at II A. M. by a representative
from the y. NJ. C. a. convention. at S
p NJ the pastor, Rev. G. r. Stealey. will
preach Subject. "The Ten Virgins"
Special stercopticon slides have been Or
dered for illutGri ting: the subject, such
groom Five Wise rive Foolish"
door Shut Looking This Way" etc.
The Rev. DR.. Henry II. Johnson. pas
tor of Laurel Street Methodist Church.
will begin series of sermons on to-mor-
row night, and throughout the month Of
March. which will doubtless attract
great deal OF f2tleEllon 1uHu diaW luISe
congregations. He has recently closed
a series OF discouraes on prominent char
acters in the Bible, which brought forth
words OF praise from those who heard
them. The subject for tomorrow night
will be ,"Absalom. the Polished Politi-
clan" March 18th. Daniel. or, Religion
in Political Life" March GOTH Samson:
Sfr,r, the Weakness Of Strong Men" March
2Tth, "AhIthophel: or, Suicide. Its Causes
ard Prevention" The Rev Galloway
Robertson, OF Norfolk, will preach at tho
morning service. and Miss Carmen Rob-
ertson. his sister will sing,
ia, '4a.asG.I t...,g"s.."ss Y ..ga.
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MUNYON'S PAW PAW
Bull DS YOU Up.
TIf is the best
Stomach an a
NE rye !. Tonic I Q |. IN G.
eve o fife re: a d
70 the n OpI'e'!'..

clear brains and strong bodies should tone
up with Paw Y 4 sasi j a
BANlSERs AND To1Sfc11s-who find
the pace Of to-day too much for them VIII
find Paw Pow a wonderful help. s AZ 81 Ri
So GETTY Pee PLE--will find that Paw
Paw. will Give them the strength they need
TO keep abreast OF soclety's demands.
\ Il1Rs--who find that the cares OF
tho home and the children nrc wearing
them down will find that raw-Paw gives
renewed strength and courage.
* BUSINESS NtIIN-who find themselves
ilnr1ssed and perplexed With business
cares and take PaW-Paw 70 the highest
advantage.
u WORKINGAIEN--wh feel that they
have nearly reached the limit OF endur-
Snrcc should take Paw-Paw. It will stirn-
4n.ate tagging energy and make labor
3llBht.s . 4f u I'M s3 i5;Ssj q 81 E
ELDERLY PIE PLlc.-who feel that ems
crgy and hopcfulness have conc will ind
that Paw.Phw will make old folks young,
and weak people strong, III ~ "A III 81
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terday and was on the floor OF tho House.
Ilc was warmly greeted by Ills old coll
leagues Mr.. Tornney said his paper
was now In tine shape and had recently
putin new mechanical equipments.
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ON EXHIBITION

and for sale. for few days only. the
wonderful fPholoscope, The twentieth
Century wonder, can be seen in LOBBY
or Murphys Hotel
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Does Not Favor IT..

Y The bill offered by Judge John}R. Moss.
Of buckingham. the other da, was to
prohibit the salo Of cider at the court.
house and not In the entire county. Tho
.DAl was offered by rerhcst and Is not
endorsed By Judge Moss!
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Sentence COMMITTED.

Governor Montague has commuied the
sentence OF c, G. Walker. Of Norfolk
county from one year II the penitentIary
ycted ot voluntary manslaughier
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Mr.. To,1n[lnr,eey Here.

Mr.. W.. II. Tomncy, former member
Of the House from Washington county,
but nov travelling representatives OF the
Roanoke Times. was In tho CITY yes
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Licensed to Wed.

A marriage license was Issued yester.
day 70 Joseph W Kenny and Miss Emma
D Adkins. =. 'F
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Rev. George Cooper, p. D.. will preach
the annual sermon before the Walnut
Grove Church Woman's Missionary So
ciety next Sunday morning This church
IS IN Hanover county, near Gaines's Mill
battlefield, and the Doctor is antioipat-
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PULLMAN PARLOR CAR
SERVICE Wa SEABOARD AIR
: l L IA a i

Effective February q. 1904 the Sea-
board Air Line Railway viii operate
daily, except Sunday Pullman parlor cars
on Trains Nos u and So. between Wash
,ngton and finehnrst; passing Richmond,
south bound, gas j, M; noslh-bound.
sos pm. THIS is the only line operal-
ing Pullman parlor car service between
Richmond. Henderson. Raleigh and Pine
hurst.
Rent Dor IN the strong Are and burglar
prcot vault OF Tile State Bank OF Viz
S.nM. Charges moderate,
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AS spring medicine Munyon's PW.PaW3 has equa!
Pawiaw Tonic for sale at all druggists. Paw-PaW
Liver Pills on bottle
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Mainly About People.

Mrs. Irene NJ. Oei1ttin. Of Bnllsrills.
Towha!an, IN visiting friends In the city
n. No. al7 East Leigh Street and else
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Afternoon Session,

I.
The chair was resumed at 1880 o'clock,
and the House proceeded to ellgross a
largo number OF bills on the calendar.
Many Of them We're uncontestcd, and
were engrossed without debate, gE
9 The bill OF Mr.. Jordan, to provide for
levying a license tax on fishing devices.
provoked discussion. It was opposed by
DR.. smith, OF Northampton, and defended
by Mr.. Jordan. The debate later on grew
rather warm, Mr.. Cardwell coming to the
rescue OF Mr.. Jordan, and Or, smith
growing vigorous In his opposition. and
being strongly supported by MI Rew.of
Accomnc.
rho latter fought the bill Btrenuously,
and declared that It's passage would be
great rjus,lce to his people,,
Mr.. Stubs spoke at great length
against the bill and he was followed ny
Mr.. Huney, who moved to recommit the
4 bill.
Mr.. cardwell opposed the motion TO re-
commit. and he said 1t meant It's de-
5feai. n He and Mr. Hunley became In
yolved In long, but pleasant. colloquy,
and the former proceeded strongly to
oppose the motion,
The bill was recomm!tted by o vote OF
80 to 81, ard the House, at 5;l6, adjourned
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-09

Mach talE j. 4eioe a rcU23s
a,ert the var 70 u al east-i1s
cause and it, pessjele r">I.is
We heaG of ~ pa-an 1atio2 a
1ana1es.. and te y-Low peril; 81 ne
Christian aa;ion. ne Russian a1d
civilization. N, What word tha'
i>-c,vjl.za4ion, s3ow feo1'2e -l'-e
+, iYas.f5 uitt it ana pass under is
yuise things varied ana 7.cloos-
Some 7.soo years aeo tos7r was
,9-,ch excitement 10 h. old city q
David and Scion on, and 1he great
council was ca12ed il session. "hefe
moon h. high priest PCT tbs f'n,
ipe Qa.-;. ion. toand IN tn f1- oo.''
O, the Christians ainle: AZ 1os's
things eo?
Ann1v that question 70 ts.is latter
dav - ..h!em. a nation 1nsy sas
"u7e .r.4 civilized and Ghr.s1an1zeo o.
M. -ha+ doe~nt Ycahe II So >&''A-
,na aoirc are two things as VIDE
.rart a., the poies. lnves,-s@l'o'i
hos rroyen Russia to he tie sFea'
or4i+,4e;. Ct car beloved land q the
free Let the past rise before :en
and =. awful panorama Of RUSSIAN
history viii show forth It's Tn'1'e "a.
eloquent appeal fer h.i'1,
rrbeee we trds express f1GI1-
o,a~ .rd .e~r. r " tie t-.-9e u 's-'
~. c-ea4 II his eoa, Ivan tue 4''ft
Mo 74eo TO be manifesto q Man :,
1861 when &c. 0e0 900 serfs we7e sF's1
eefvt Of ~ personal freedom, ~
,;,..1r, 30. with Turkish hlst"'%
~ in+rie4es and Atrocities ! '1's'
ao4a religions free6ca2 IS Hnahe"A =
p~,aei. TN. persecution Il tfe Jews
- ho4h unnecessary and, . pn J
,,i1d1y 4r-ehristian. fer toat Vn''s'
a.to, rrba argument that -
7aws have always heen pefsfe''ea
nv al na.icns. i, soea' II 'otSe 49,, ,.1a
o-n 4iv~ee Gnig l&st year. u :" =
at HishlheE "h'N ca. 7.,5e
nerseen4ico b-ate eat. ever h1's .l" s
were kIr+a and the so~7l'a., "F5e t1e
mica vits The wounded an7 ~, -,
world -a5bea f. ~ses az s@'5, ..-,,15,.-
Is mis- twe1+ie+h -eat''-F @'i'.,z .sa
- tiao ~, :, haze We gene 5aea = 'he
Good oYa aavv Il ca'i='1la sa4 =2''
the TerrihIe93 =
AHe .,45,s.,t ~e.1-.-l,t
,rts saes ez.e'lsa tae@a. na's71
lens. from otter rars n ne @...i. =.
and they can only live a.'..,3, ,....,.. -. :,
Pale bv special privilege. America. az.
how like you that? PF0mo'7u = -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-09

:eIaced So Azerican and British mis-
,i8naries ar5 six Japanese Christian
missionaries with the armies in Man
ctnria, taking ranh there as do our
ewn army chap,ai1s here. O! heath
en .'apan, why do you do this?
ne Tcgng Mems Christian associa-
ttua IS dains & 35ishty work in Japan.
az! STANCE these Japs have fallen in
love with association work, so much
- as to haze a Y NJ c. a. tent over
IN The land Of conflict, that their sol
de boys uay do as did so many of
CIR uohie sens in the Spanish-Amer
can war, write lone to mother.
Vel, you say: here are heathens
in Japan" Yes, Of course: so there
a:e in America, am sorry to say,
and sone pretty bad ones too. Even
dawn h4;e ia Pine Bluff We have some
that 4t-heatren the heathen in get
ting drunk and raising hell. Sherman
>s.d war was that Il war is that
San show yea so-lethins that is not
war, yet s,ays more zen and women,
too-and makes hell more vivid than
aid the bioo,iiest var that was ever
waged
sa.aa So, "Neye- card preacher
pray Tat t:.e va: -A.sst be stopped
Vel. DON'T know whether it is the
3reacieYs business 10 pray that II
should be stopped. Jehovah often
Brings things to PAS oy human IN
stlanentaiIities anG maybe He is us
ins TIE pagan Jap to teach the Chris
tian rus a lesson, for they GER
tainIy need it, soce e~aere. II that IS
so all the preachers 4 me land could
pray from now TIL u. crack O doom,
and God would not alter one iota III
bringing to pass His righteous pur-
pose. Here is al epinion: Unless
Russia alters, so31e- 5r later Anglo
Saxon freedom and civilization and
Russian despo;i51a .-Te going to do
what some small 5ys DO in the BACK
yard-"tie upe-aa1 T he past is any
p7oof Ct the future, Russian despo'-
ism is going under. but maybe tho
Japs re doing it for US. Another
opinion: l pray It will be so.
THE EVERYDAY PREACHER.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-09

serves TO be called 1be friend Of fean
Obviously, it will never dc for a
water drinker to shelve the prob. eLa
with, "A plague On both yoaT houses.
He must make his choice.
Prof Charrin says that the benef.
cent rnicrobe is hat which assists a.
the digestion Of such substances as
celIulcse and albumen, Boil bin ou'
and these intractab1e substances Sc
up irritations which end in enteritis
and other nla,adies.
There can be 10 doubt about !. De
cause God in His mercy has erea- tt
rabbits and guinea pigs fer Use j,
the physiological 1aborato cry, and
The professor has e1perjrn ented upGn
them.
Another eminent authority, u
Pases, agrees with n. CharIin /.
saving that boiled water seriously in
pedes digestion and attacks the as
sin1ilative organs ut may Re saws
save you from typhoid. bat tte riek
C typhoid in any case is very small
while if it does save yoa. i. exposes
you to a host Of other ailments 10
less mischieyioue.
'If YOU do boil yonr drinking wa-
ter says NJ. Pages, expose it before
YOU drink it fer some hours e the
open air. and agitate it" The IA
n:iliar direction, When taken t. be
well shaken M. Pages Treatment