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8ompanierne bar imob be ilelte al
bisie 9eltemmelier, og efter at bape
bort a%rgrmenter ira besge Sioer,
blep observation-disclosures WeeoIemmer
enige ON, at 9iaen life buroe peo.
tages.
Senatet beifi9ftigebe Zig ON Sor.
mfooagen ben Sole meo ginen ON at
~bempnoige @iipernsren til at no.
n9one ct State 9oarb Of Examiners,
bpis PIigt oct ifal p9re at UNDER.
isae ale OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gf.
f9rer minoit en- Sang ON 4aret, OF
r%apportere til goaro Of Superpiiors
iamt til Statsfasiereren. SorIlaaet
beltemmer ogiaa, at Der / ale Goun.
tper ifal inoferes ct ensartet Sbitem
for gogboloeri % Regnifabsfsriel
Observation-Disclosures. 9iaens Ioo.
itonoere ubtalte, at Ser life bar no.
gen Rsobenoigbeb Tor at oprette ilere
tsit aflsnenbe embeber, emo Der er
alereoe. Ger bleo enoelig giort ct
Sofisg paa at itrpee ale giaens
geitemmelier unotaaen ben ON ems.
artet Regnifabsfsricl, men oct mis-.
lpffeoes. % oct fom til @iitem.
ming ODER Siaen | bens Selbeb, blep
ben forfaitet meo 80 MOB 81 Stem.
mer.
8 Seuatet foraariageoe Senator
lambert ben Ace Marts en- Iioen
Seniation peb at foreilaa, at Sen Bill,
Der bepilgeoe 10000 Dollars mere
til Sopas 9eltaselie peo 8eroens-
uoitiainaen | ct. 2ouis, % iom for
en- Sib iiben blep pebtaget al begge
Suie, Ifuloe tifbaeefaloes fra S,tper.
neren. San bearunbeoe fit Sorilag
meb at iige, at ltoItiainasfommisfio.
men bdobe beilltttet at benlpgse belle
BET bepilgebe 9eleb / &ontingentfon.
BET. 9o 9ilfen bar oppe til @ebanb.
ling og peotoges, blen oct uotrpffelig
nGpnt, at $t2, 900 al geugene ffuloe
anpenbes til Observation-Disclosures,
% ga Weblemmerne fra 2anboiitrif.
terre fit bere, at commissioner life
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op ! Ell 6orm mcb tGt Snoa, Irpger
isrit ct Stpfte pelimurt Sfriuepa.
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meget pulperiieret Suffer, at set
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Sfol al en- Ippeliin % Saften nj 2
appeliiner, o9 ioa bar man tiIIlut
ion meget puIperiicret Suffer /. at
oct blir paste tpft til at imsrs pal
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ten al en- Gitron, 3 ieoc iaitiae Mp.
peliiuer, , Spiieifccr Corn Stnrtl.
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Stardcr l. iom fsrit er uSrsrt | IiSt
tolot 3ouS, % man luocr Oct foge
unoer itabia Smrsring / 10 Mimuter.
Saa toacr man @rpocn al Stouen OF
bar Suffcr % GitroniGiten /. gp.
peIiinerne itrrIleS % ifiGreS oerpaa
op | intad Stpffer. sen fcate Mosie
hGloeS oper Dem, % oerpoo iGttes
oct bort ior al bltpc aISeIcs folot, isr
Oct ifdI ipiies. Get ipiicS meo 6lsoe
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man Iibt eiter liot 1 Sop gronnlateo
Suffer o. uisper oct 3 Winrtcr.
0erpan BABES en- balp Sop eolot
8ano | % 2 aopper Mel. ion er il1'
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gebuioe, iom life pispes, men bare
rsreS no meo puloeriieret Suffer. Set
reone Sfnl al " @ppeIiin oe Sdiien
al elt9tppeliiu. Oct insreS paa oct enc
Sag al aager, iaa bar man afifaarne
appeliinifiper oeropcr, iaa lPaaeS oct
onoet Sog ooer % bebnnoleS paa
iamlne WaoOc.
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al en- bnIp gppcliiu % Saiten al eli
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Ipprliin. Sage meS fust Tplb.

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bar man liot efter Iibt Ell aop Sd"cr
/ % pisper Oct , Iiniier, berpun bar
man 3 Spiieifeer folSt ghno | os pl33.
per set liot igieu. Non bar fna ~
Spiieife GornsS torh / en- &op oa inl.
Der Oct OF meb 0tel oq iiater oct idnl.
men meb IL SbeIfe Sdfing GoruoGr;
nnar oetet er aoht ornrert, bar man
De ittuilagne seggebniber | og itsQer
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piSpcS goot meo "a Sop Suffer OF
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bar oct op | Ell 0ouble.9 oiler, o.
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mco Ell IbeIfc Mel. o9 iaa rsrer man
/ oet. til oct er tpft % iepnt. Get
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&pston Nppcliin Sage.

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lie bIsot, laa hGpes, Iiot as @angen
I Sop Suffer l. % oct rsres iii Sls.
br. 12s Sop Wtel iiateS oa 1 Spite
ifeer berni rsreS iommcn meb Suffe.
ret oG Smerct, isr man bar noget oil.
oct /. Snn uiaper man 2 gga go6t
oa bor Dem l. iNo e Sop Ntelf cg ill.
itnit Reiteu al Welet, iom er blanbet
meO 2l2 Gbeifc 9afiuas Bomber. Oct
itege& / 3 2opers1tnS og imcrc$ mcb
f6lgenbc 6plb: IL Sop Suffer og
II Sop Gono fogc8 iammcn, til set
"ipiuNer @nar". 3 9Ggaeplontmer
pi&pc& goSt, Seri bar man graopis
set foGtc Suffer % piSper oct, til
set hegpnbcr at bIipe. inf, ga bobeS
set repuc SfnI og Snftcu al Ell flor
NppeIiiu / OF CIT Sbeife Gitrouiaft.
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inf OF foIot.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-13
COMPLETELY UPsETs MODERN MEDICAL PRACTICE

Gives His Services to Alike Without ChargeRe.
I fuses Large Check From Grateful Husband Men
and Women Thousands Of Miles Away as Surely
as Those Who Call in Person.
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and
H|.ORi''S':''E|'N|l|.|E|::'.'N|'I
Notes From Gloucester, Ma
5.s thcws and Mid
Bdlesex. 81
The s'l0cMA A n 4 SON ,l' SIR DIXON j
Princess King Ellerslie Studs
First Foal-W dclail11, tic
Daughter Of Contract. Fl
The soCMAN, SON slR. b yoNI

10 I ~
D Mr. Perciyal Hicks. farmer, breeder
and student Of pedigrces, who resides
near North p o. /, Mathews county, Va,
writes mo that the horse Interest Is alive,
In that section and more breeding Is be-
Ing done than during any previous year.
Mr.. Hicks Is secretary OF the southslds
Agricultural Associatlo and ex-prasi.
dent and active member OF tile Tarmers'
Club OF Gloucester county. Concerning
affairs in Gloucester. tMlddlescx and Ma
tl,cws counties. Mr. Hicks sends me the
following live notes Il & .s.5 n IA II III
IA Capt. r. II. Lander, Of Cobb's Creek,
has the former good race horse Letchcr,
2;1S 3.4. by Director, and3la band Of we'll
bred L brood mares; fletcher Is the sire
offNeddie Corners, one OF the sensational
green trotters OF 1905, who was in the
stable of Ed 4 r. Geers. Among tho choice
matrons In Lctcher's court arc daughters
,pfi STRAIT imorc, Prctendcr, Onward and!
other sireB of note. Alexander Jones and
]. T. Christian have recently purchased
Bedworth, 2:22 s1-4, the California bred
son OF W'i1dnut, and will keep hin, for
service In this part OF tho State. Ire Is
Bed worth q IL, 2:25; X s. x. ST Bedworth,
2:2o1-4, and Willie Bed worth, 2:28 IA. The
last three entered the list Of standard
speed att the meetinggQof the Soutllsidc
Agricultural Association lastlfall. Messrs.
Josephus Trader, w. NJ. Dixon and r. F.
Landon have recently purchased 8. IS.
Bedworth from his breeder, r. B. Er-
bank OF Essex county. They paid $3.50
for the stallion and a mare by Buckshot.
S. Il. Bedford will make a short season
Fin the stud, fnnd then go into George
FIossack's hands, who will campaign him.
This horse has shown his ability to trot
right around i2:l5 over our half-tnle track.
DR.. C.. NJ. Rains has Bryan Wy, son Or
Eagle Bird who has great speed. but
Is unsteady In races as a result Of Aun-3
wise handling. Anon. the brood; mares
owned BY Dr.. Raips Is Nilful Winnie
by yilton, who has been bred to Bryan
W. Pil2t Medium, j r., 200 3-4. stood at
the Fair Grounds track last fall and some
OF the best mares in this section were
mated with the handsome SON OF Pilot
Medium. Among the horses that were
eligible to start In our sta lion race, open
ito horses having made seasons III Glou-
cester. Mathews and A1fddlcsex counties.
Patchen Wilton, by Wilton, now Owned
by r. 3. Eubank, OF Essex county; Bed
Will, dI.'t oiaoo, tpy 1oeuWoftii, BeuWOItn
IL, 2::25: Russell Rex, by ambrino Rus
sci. and sweetwood. Jr., sweetwood, son
Of king Nntwood. Our. AGRICULTURAL Ass
sociation has given a great impetus to
harness racing. We had 5 G5 entries at
our fair last fall for only three after
Moons OF racing. Fast miles were trotted
and paced over OUR track each. day. VIZ
The interest in thoroughbred horses,
however, regret to say, is very slight,
but with cherrystone, son OF King Bolt
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!, white stockings and white blaze which
are SO familiar at the present day, II and
sitsis, no doubt. from this source that our
thoroughb reds, \ IInckncys and half breeds
inherit them. All colors In animals have
a tendency to get lighter at the extremi-
ties where the circulation is weakest.
Consequently lighter oxtremlties In any
colored horse indicates al poor constttu-l
ton, and ches tnut horses with legs, mane
and tail lighter I'M color than the body
color should be ayoid s Nh
ST The chestnut FLY Princess King Y s.
bred Fat Village Farm and sired by the
Beau Ideal, los Id. dam Princess Alma
sister to lady Of the Manor, 2:o4 Ia. by
gMambriro King, Is doing nicely in the
stable of William Il. Bass at Acca Farm.
The Beau Ideal is a son Of the noted Dare
Devil, 2:09 and Nettie King, 2:2O IL, dam
of the Abbot. 2:031-4. This f1lly is a
trotter and Is highly thought of by her
owner, William A. Walker, who purchase
ed her out OF the Village Farm consign-
sment to the recent Faslg-Tipton sale,
Now York.
Tho first foal OF tho season to arrive
at the famous I3llerslies Stud, Charlottes-
willie, Va, IS a bay colt, by Eon, out of
Mermaid, by imp st. Blaise. The mare
has been bred back TO Eon.3 Mermaid is
one Of the most highly. priced brood
mares at Ellerslle BY Eolus she
.ryday, winner Of the Flash stakes ut
Toronto and a number OF other races,
while by lIon she has thrown Eonic. win-
ner OF tho Llssals Stakes and $40, 900 Burns
Handicap In 1902. In addition to these
Mermaid also produced the winners Eous
and Merrymald.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-13
ON WAY TO GRAVE
PROFESSOR STOPS FUNERAL
RESTORES WOMAN TO LIFE.
DOES NE POSSESS DIVINE POWER Z
Woman Threatened with Burial IS Revived
BY This Mans Mysterious Mastery
~ sS# Over Disease.
MOST PHENOMENAL MIRACLE OF THE AGE.

Without the Use Of Drugs, Medicines or the SIT
81 qeor's Knife He Defeats Death and Restores
s2 Life and Health, to Suffering Mankind. ,#8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-13
ALIENS in OLD
VIRGINIA HOMES
Marked Change in the Owner
ship Of Peninsula
Estates
{ Especial TO The Times D lspa toll


Especial to The Times Dispatch
/ PROVIDENCE NORGE. VA. March ~.
Tho rigors Of tho past winter seem 10
4 haye convinced many Wcsterners that the
Southland is to ihe desired a ove al other
lands, and with the advent of spring
como the home-seekers trooping to yir-
ginia, ~ Il !. \.
Within the past few weeks many fine
old estates that figured in ante-bellum
days as the homes Of those whose names
have gone ringing down the pages OF
fame have passed into the hands OF stran-
I gers. and viii no doubt bloom as tlle.rose
undertho skillful management Of tile
Ayostern farmer. Butt II As not Without
+ a pang al regret that one no tes the many
& Changes tina t nre daily TAXI place. and
ittakes no prophet III see in 1lne i}1aE ~.
most. OF the farms In Eastern virginia
y have never reeg,yered from tbs shock OF
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baeoe age 0 s
ply because the owners OF these lands
could not reconcile themselves to occupy
the positions %pf their former slaves, Tho
and delyo, nor did lhey wish their sons
to Win their living by the sweat OF the
brow; consequently they sought employ
ment more agreeable. 5i
Not that there ts any fault to be found
kindly treated they respond bountlfully,
and for q Innate and varieties Of produce
8tion the Old Dominion can take It's stand
With any OF the State Tho present own
.ers seem pleased withSthe dispositl ton they
arc making of their landed estate, and
probably they knoW best. but one who
has given tho subject considerable thought
lands will bring four times the present
prices that is, II they can be purchased
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-13
Size Of Manchuria.I

MaAchurla corresponds In latitude to
Manitoba. North -9akota, South Dakota,
Minnesota and Nebraska, Its area OF
362,slo square miles is only 10000 SQUARE
niles less than the combined aren OF
these great grain s tates, II IS two and
one,half times greater than california,
and IS as blgs as Texas. alabama Z and
az the pro vine are thousnnds of square
miles 81 rich wheat land entirely nm
touched. Maprhuria has a possible wheat
tarea asagreat as h thai OF tlieN United
states,TN a tlonal Geographl c Ma ga cine, ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-13
ITEMS FROM YORK. IS
Fisherman in Hard Luck--Photos
.s as for Roosevelt. st

(specilll to The Times Dlspatrh)

#fspecial tOtTbe Times lspe tch)
Us YoRIlTOWN,$ VA, Marcel, la.-,The fish.
ermen are moving along hard lines ] llst
at this time. Some. OF the GLOUCESTER
.poundmcn have had thousands OF dollars
worth Of stakes, which, We're driven N,.,,,
ready I'd receive the nets, broken down
and carried Sos,ts to sea by the Ice, Very
few OF the YtlsherInensof York county have
their welrs down yet, and are terribly
disturbed at the prospect before them,
claiming that whatever money Is not
made In the month of March cannot be
made In tho spring q work.
There Is a very we'll assured, announce
,nent OF the establishment of a sailing
station az tho progressive little town OF
Leo Hall by the Heinz pickle people, Near
~ the required amount Of acreage has
been secured, and. the industry is received
MI. ii, M clements will also again op-
crate the tomato canning plant during
tho coming season at Lee Hall, having
made a complete SUCCESS OF the venture
tho past season. III
stead,s Point, entertained on IhlrSday
evening last In honor OF thelr. dau Ehtel'.
Miss Lillian Covers Wero. laid for an
even dozen, and the charming menu NAN z. Y
heartily enjoyed. Among the guests were
noted Messrs. Carter craftord and Adolph
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-13

wagner. of Newport News; DR., Ohm
craiford. OF Lee Hall; Mr., and Mrs. II. NJ.
Clements. Mrs. T. Fialstsad and MISS ,:
Irstalle Craftord. Progressive card play!
was the feature Of the evening, and de-l
lighted immensely all those present,
5f'f7phn5 delightful entertainment was pre-
hints Of the season, rendered Miss Glenn
ents by her frlends of the ne!ghborhood.
+ Dr.. Cran!ord was NJ. IT. II. Of the drive.
and gave those participatisng most ele,
The perfect exhibitions Of horsemanshlp
BY Miss Clements, who rode her hand some
bav saddler, Or. S'zer," and ME- Graz e 4,
I the young ladies' being somewhat In the
line OF RIVALS for the best eguestrenne.
4 Mr., "A. II. Blunt phctogrss pher OF Clover,
Week securing Views. These views are be-
ing made for President Roosevelt. and for
exhibition at tho st, Louis Exposition,
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p 4 V.
and Cerise III my stable I am hoping to
interest breeders and arouse some entnus-
iasm in that direction.
Cherrystone Is a handsome specimen Of
the thoroughbred, and his dam, Cerise.
also produced tho great race horse
Alorello. @
One OF the busiest scenes in the South
may be witnessed by going through tho
mammoth sale barns OF the Smyth Broth
ers- Nc Cleary-Af cClellan Live Stock Cons
pany at the Union Stock Yards,
Norfolk, Va, where the sales Of
horses and mules range from boo
to 600 head weekly. Auction sales
are hold on Wednesdays and Thursdays
OF each week and buyers from widely
different sections gather and bid ON con-
signments shipped from nearly every
prominent horse centers In the country,
In addition to horses and mules large
numbers Of cattle sheep and hogs are
also disposed Of ut this big Southern
sale mart Tho snlyth Brothers formerly
conducted the Southern Horse Bazaar
hero, but removed TO Norfolk when the
Union Stock Yards were established, and
later formed n partnership With the
NJ cCleury-AIcC lellan Live Stock Company
and have gradually worked IN the big
business done there now, y
President II, NJ. sackett, of the Lynch
burg Horse Show association who Is
deeply interested NOT only IN that organ.i'
cation, but In the Virginia Horse Show
circuit as well. sis also a breeder of fine
horses, Mr., saeket tn has IN the stud the
handsome bay horse Tho socman. thor
nughbred son Of Sir Dixon and Ermini-
tlde by I'at3 Malloy, second dam Astoria,
by Planet. the son Of Revenue and famous
Nina, by Boston The Seaman Is l6 hands
high and in him you find substance cons
binsd with fine form and finish, T he
socnar, like his sire Sir Dixon, was 2
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which causes this color, 6lnnoting good
health and constitution, Chcstnuts. al
though very plentiful, are not fayorites
with practical people. The first point to
endeayor to elucidate is why chestnuts,
more than any other olor. should have
white points.
The Arabs had Partially for the four
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-13

good races and Mr.. sackett hopes e see
him sire winners both on the fiat and am l
over he jumps. m II \.
fA good colored horse a IVA VS. has been.
and Ne suppose; always will be sought
after: yet compare lively few: people 4 know
how effectively the animal may be read
by the shading of*his coat. Browns are
popular, the large portion Of melaa min,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-13

is$ One OF the incest looking yearlings In
North Carolina is the bay colt by Giles
tMebanc ais al, dam Virginia Menefee.
by Georgian. q 80 s-i d bred and owned by
INV Menefee, o E Greensboro This well
bred and promising yolngster has been
registered as Andrew Carnegie with the
number 3S96l y l tt5 9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-13

Maud AIczeus is tho name under which
the bay flly.Fa, by McZeus. 2:1S. dam
Maud Amyctte. dam Of Lucy Ashby,
2:2l If by MambrIno Boy, has been regis.
tered. She is owned by Alderman Louis
Washer,3 Of Fulton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-13

Tho bay fllly Woodclalm, 2, recently
won at TIot Springs. Arkansas. Wood
iclaim8is by Robert Nevllles English bred
stallion Contract ,3 winner Of Prince OF
Wales Stakes ut Ascot and Ebor St. Leg
or, dam Wood Lodge. by imp, oodlands,i
who got E'latlands, the sire OF Land OF
Glover. Poorlands and other well known
Virginia bred steeplechase horses.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-27

Take supper at Wilson'S tonight
you win enjoy it.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-27
GET INSIDE.
Your Friends and Nelahbors in Bruins

Your Friends and NeIghbors in Bruins.
wick will Show you How.
Rubbing the back won't cure back
ache.
a liniment may relieve. but can't
cure.
Backaehe comes from the inside
from the Kidneys.
Doan's Kidney Pills get inside.
They cure sick kidneys.
Here is Savannah's proof that this
is so:
John c. Adams, carpenter residing at
2Sf r. Oglethorpe Ave, Savannah, Ga.
says: Il used Doan's Kidney Pills
for backache and difficulty with the
/ kidney secretions. My back ached con
stantly and the pain across the small
OF my back was 50 severe at times
as TO make me lay OF work The Sc
cretions from the kidneys were strong
had dark color. was full of sediment
and scalded like Goals of FIRE. used
many remidies but nothing had any
effect My health was run down on
account of my rest being broken so
much at night and would get up in
The morning tired and worn out.
saw Doan's Kidney Pills advertised
and went up to a drug store and got a
box of them They gave me new life
although to tell the truth I had little
faith in any medicine Since using
the pills my back has become strong
and does not pain me and the action
of the Kidneys has become regular
and normal. I attribute my cure en-
tirely to Doan's Kidney Pills and you
can use my name to this effect and
welcome"
Plenty more proof like this from
Brunswick people. Call at Hunters
Pharmacy and ask what their eusto-
mers report For sale by all dealers
Price so cents a box, Foster-Mnburn
Co. Buffalo N. Y. sole agents. Re.
member the Doans-and take
no other.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-27

Our language contains word end
ng with IS" III ueustas anxiety
worry etc add l. ints word aao{est
$" and it will Denote affection, joy
tc Find THE word in the paragraph
,elow
Cares bring anxiety and worry
hese bring arrangement Of the diges
i've organs usually resulting in indl
gesIion. Rydale's Stomach Tablets
nre Indigestion II matter not wheti.
your stomach trouble is caused by
ori'y, oyerworE. neglect, malaria ar
ny other cause. RydaIe's stomach tab
cts win cure you. Ehey insure per
ect digestion and asf initiation Tbey
one and strengthen he digestive or
ans, restoring them to health use
hem and good healt6 Will bless gov
nd fortune "Caress' YOU. r. s. Fort
ga
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-27

The Pilots will return today from
Valdosta. It is not known when the
local fans will have an opportunity
of witnessing another game. From
present indications it will be some
time before a visiting team will be
here.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-27
proner treatment of Pneumonia.

Pneumonia is to dangerous a disease
or anyone To attempt TO doctor Nun
elf, although he may have the proper
emedies at hand. A physician should
lways be called. 1t should be borne
mind, however, that pneumonia al
ways results from cold or from an at
ack Of the grip, and by the proper
treatment of these diseases threaten
d attack Of pneumonia may be ward
d off. There is no question whatever
bout this, as during the thirty years
and more that Chamberlains' Cough
Remedy has been used, we have yet
learn of a single case Of cold or
tack Of the grip having resulted in
neumonia when this remedy was used
t is also used by physicians in the
treatment of pneumonia with the best
esults. Dr. W. j. Smith, Of Sanders
Ala., who is a druggist, ys Of it:
I have been selllng Chamberlain
ough Remedy and prescribing it in
ny practice for the past six years. |
Use it in cases OF pneumonia and have
tlways gotten the DfN results" Sold
y an dTwggiRtA-
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-27
Take dinner at wilson's today.
A Wonderful Invention.

II is interesting to note that fortunes
are frequently made by the invention
articles Of minor Importance, Many
of the most popular devices are those
designed to benefit the people and
meet popular conditions, and one OF
the most interesting OF these that has
ever been invented is the Dr.. White
Electrical Comb, patented Jan. /, 1893
These wonderful combs positively cure
dandrun, hair falling out, sick and
nervous headaches, and when used
with Dr.. Whites Electric Brush are
positively guaranteed to make straight
hair curly in rs days time. Thousands
Of these electric combs have been sold
in various cities of the union, and
the demand is constantly increasing
Our agents are rapidly becoming rich
cling these combs. They positively
sell on sight. Send for sample Mems
size CSC, ladies SOC (half price Whlle
we are introducing them) The Dr
White Electric Comb Co, Decatur. III