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Boodler Sentenced -Four Years.

ALLEGAN, Mich. April 16.-Thomas F.
McGarry. prominent attorney. who was
convicted of bribing former City Attorney
Liant X. Salisbury and turning over to him
the Doodle fund in the Lake Michigan
water DEAL was today sentenced to four
years I'm the state reformatory at Ionia.
MeGarry's conviction was recently affirmed
by the state supreme court. He is the
first Of the men arrested as result of the
water deal to be sentenced. !.
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Uncle Sam Leads.

LONDON, April 16.-In today's parlia-
mentary papers the secretary of the admit
rally says the total tonnage of battle ships
now building and projected is as follows:
The United States, 209, $50; Great Britain.
49, 600; Russia, 1920; Germany, 103,sI6.
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Home for disabled Volunteers.

The House committee on military affairs
has authorized favorable report on bill
appropriating 10000 to purchase a tenn
porary home In the District OF Columbia
for disabled volunteer soldiers.
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. 14TH ST. CORNER OF L
st. NV, Rev. Ulysses g. b. Pierce, minister
9:45 am, Sunday school, also adult class in
comparative study OF religion; 10 am, Unity
study class; II am. morning service sermon by
Rev. Edward Everett Hale, DID,; Pm, Young
Peoples Religious Union. 1t
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FRATERNAL NOTICES.

GRAND LODGE. +. A. A. NJ. DISTRICT OF
Columbia. communication at Masonic
Temple TUESDAY, APRIL 10. 1904. i:So O'Clock
pm. for purpose of laying corner stone Of Me-
MORTAL Continental Hall. be erected by d. A.
r.. at corner nth and SITS. NV. Grand Lodge
will march to site Of proposed edifice under es-
cort of Columbia Commandery. No. q Regula-
tons as to clothing VIII be strictly enforced
Dark clothes. silk hat. lambskin apron, white
gloves BY order of Grand Master.
A. W. JOHNSTON,
ap162t Grand Secretary.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITE,
Southern Jurisdiction OF the United States
Robert de Bruce Council of Kadosh will hold
special meeting at the Cathedral OF the Rite, No;
1907 G st. W., Monday. April Is, 1904. at 1:3o
o'clock pm, for the election Of candidates.
SAMUEL f. ALER 33d degree. Commander.
JOHN II. OLC0TT, 32d deg, KOCH, Recorder
ap16-2t
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITE,
Southern Jurisdiction of the United states
Albert Pike Consistory will bold the regular
quarterly meeting at the Cathedral of the Rite,
No. 1907 G ST. NV. Monday, April Is, 1904, ut
7:3O o'clock pm. Business, general
JOHN G. RINEHART, SD degree, X. G: G. H.,
Master of Kadosh.
JOHN II. OLCoTT, s2d degree, K. 9. G. H.
Registrar. apio-<t
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CHRISTIAN.

NINTH STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH. CORNER
9th and ID SITS. n.e r. b. Bagby. pastor-Ser-
pcrty:'' 7.45 PM, Moses. What Is That In
Thine Haudz' or ..How The. Crossed the Red
Sea- S. S. ct $3.50 AM; G. Z. at 6:s0 PM 1t
VERMONT AVE. CHURCH-SERylCE, WITH
sermon, by Frederick d. Pewer. IL and g. n
. day school, $3.50. Christian Endeayor. 4. Even
ing sermon, The Gospel Call to the Young" All
welcome. It
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CATHOLIC.

A MISSION WILL BE GIVEN BY THE PAULISP
Fathers at the Church Of the Nativity, Bright
wood. D. c.. beginning Sunday. April II. at
1880 an, and viii continue through the week
with morning and evening services and ending on
Sunday. April "a All persons Wishing to attend
will be cordially welcome. 1t
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Financial ads page 9, part 2.
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CHURCH NOTICES.
LUTHERAN.
UNIvERsAIIsT.

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER, 18TH AND l.
ste, NV, John Van Schaick, jr., pastor.-Rey.
Wallace Hatch VIII preach at II am and the
pastor at T;30 pm Evening subject, Illus
Sunday school. s:45 am; kindergarten, II am ;
y. p. G. U $3.50 pm. 1t
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FRIENDS.

THE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS. 1911 ST. NV
Meetings at II O'Clock. followed by First Day
school. DR.. Jesse H. Holmes Of Swarthmore Col
lege will deliver address in the evening at
O'Clock. Subject THE Law and the Gospel" 1t
FRIENDS MEETING ORTHODOXY. 1ST AND G
n.e.-Bible school. 945. Meeting for worship, IL
am All welcome 1t
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PRACTICAL CHRISTIANITY.

day and night; the poor and friendless always
welcome. Gospel services sdaily el2 m. and 7:se
PIN. Sundays Gas "a m and 3 and Z: 30 IN
Rev. G. E. Smith, rector St Thomas p E
Church. and Congressman Lloyd of Missouri will
speak Sunday, pm. 1t
ALLDAY PRAYER MEETING AT CENTRAL
Union Mission Tuesday, 10Th, from $3.50 a.
to pm. The public cordially invited TO this
service. Every third Tuesday is observed Q
day Of fasting and prayer by the mission 1t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN:
We are in no way responsible for any bills
whatsoever made by the subcontractors on the
Great Falls and Old Dominion R.R. unless said
bills are o. KID by US, and we wish to notify
the public we win not pay same.
ap15-3t H. III. THRASHER Il co.
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! : j x -
tho Ivarrenton and Marshall Road Company
House BIZ to- aut hor.ze the town .of she s,r
andoah to borrow money by the Issue Of bonds
TO amend section 725 Of the Code IN eference
to fflncs and requiring Ilnes imposed by justlcea
poration courts Instead 81 into the circuit
TO authorize the supervisors Of Fairfax coun-
tS. TO lease an old Office building on the court
house square In the town OF Fairfax
t89 To amend an act for the taxation OF dogs
and the protection OF sheep In Rappshnnnock
~ HIGH SCHOOLS IN COUNTIES.
Mr.. Mann, at the conclusion of the roll
call for the consideration OF local bills.
called up the House bill to esta blisht a
system OF high schools In the counties
of the State. The bill was amended in
several particulars.
e 1t was debated at come length, Mr..
IVIickE ham. Mr. Kcezeil, Mr., Thomas ard
others discussing the provisions of the
measure and tho effect OF its enactment.
i Mr.. Thomas spoke at some length in
advocacy OF the bill " hich he regarded
as y a great forward step. It was not
"a 4 question OF whe Their the Individual Is
contiguous to rich territory. It was q
great effort in the direction OF citizen
building. FIe closed with a plea for the
passage OF the bill. s;5
4. A1r. Mann. OF Eottoway, had charge Of
the bill on the floor, and offered several
'perfectlng amendments. Messrs. Phlegar
and Anderson also offered amendments
to tho measure designed to make 1t ac-
iceptable to them. 9s \.
When the bill came up or Its pa ssa ge.
the vote showed the Same result. A call
OF the Senate seemed imminent, but
there was arapid fire OF changes from
aye to no.
At 1O:iO the Senate adjourned until 0:3O
A. N. to-day. for the last day of the
session.
Every Senate committee is called to
meet at 0 A. NJ. sharp to-day and act
on the House bills. thereby saving In
Vulnerable roll calls. gg II @
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WORK OF THE HOUSE.
Important Measures Considered.
Many, Local Bills Passed


Many. Local Bills Passed.
i There were two features Of the morn
ing session Of the House OF Delegates,
which was called to order q t 10 o.clock
by Speaker Ryan { KS 5iI5f 53s5 a.
One was the passing by OF the Sale
Holt rcdlstricting bill, which means It's
eternal death, and tho other was the
3colloquyi between Messrs. Griffith (Repub-
ilican) OF Russell, and e and Gum Demo-
craft !, Of Norfolk city, over a resolution
offered blythe former to further investi-
gate the affairs OF tho offices OF State
Auditor and Treasurer &a q
Il Soon after, the body was called to order,
the following resolution was offered by
Mr. Griftith: II t5s 4 & .s
Whereas IN the consideration before I, the
House Committee FOR Courts 81 Justice t'enr
itorney- General Of Virginia to institute legn!
procSednEst against the present Auditor OF o.
on Ills official bond to- recover the publ money
Of Vlrginl smhSzzlsd BY Joseph IA sheppYeira
tie SAID si I present Aadtor stated about
BY u Smith. deceased, who vas fIat CLERK
Il Masso aaa nreWn Alien; 6 Sss be il
ate concurring, THAT tho Attorney-Generall OF
Virginia be. and Is hereby. requested and d.
lie money 90 enibezzied By tho said ". il.
Smith. former clerk as aforesaid under the
three former Auditors aforementioned. and also
under the administration OF the, present Audi
the the said Avd,ors Or thsr PERSONAL
and their upon he 60 oca bonds Of TIA
said, Auditors and their surcties, for the re-
eoyery q the sud moneys ey 80 smhssz!ed by
ne 4@a Rota iSsHfs ee5k s9Gsss
Mr.. Griffith advocated Tho resolution
In a fiery spee ch, IN which Ito made many
grand stand plays about the alleged sins.
Of the officers OF the tsate.
Mr.. Gunn interruptlng. the patron OF the
resolution. declared that the purpose OF
the move was to make politca capital,
part fof Mr. Griffith. Who declared that
he had understood that The # Norfolk
member had run for office on the ticket
with Il Republican In North Carolina In
former times, and It hat lie tGriffith),f
While q Republican, was a lilly whtte,'
o2ase e spS hs b
81 PoughEsepsie. Z ana NE Democrats! g y
ana esilea hn @ taa
ss NJ a2t psas FL Il
q ranpns haIa eqhts S2E h
II sppor, q ihls Statement M Gum referred
to Hon. Il. A. sWoodard, or Norfolk: Judge NJ.
I.urs, Ner!oll IA and MllliSSn N BOND,
Nh dunn said lie was IA favor Of The resunlp-
ton Of specie IA rlent In 1870 under the sher-
man act, and belisy IN tile protective policy
lof the coIptr,, q Z that time, and he had 40
,apolog les Bto mai " for a, s9s n Z,
Ills first polit cal act after returning to Y lr-
5s,nia was 70. vote for AZ rsha tor Con,
Democratic ticket ever since, Eie denied having
.ranyassed Wit q ne gro ior t,onsless Al q ny
NILE. md said gthsses pol 'aespgat CT
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IlEE GUARDS.

The Life Guards are two regiments Of
cavalry forming part or the British
household troops. They are gallant SOL
dIers, and every loyal British heart is
proud of them. Not only tho Kings house,
hold but yours. ours, eyerybody'ss should
have its sllfe guards, The need Of them
is especially great whom the greatest foes
OF life, diseases, find allies In the very
elements, as colds, influenza, ca tarrh. the
grip and pneumonia do In the stormy
month OF March, The best way We know
of to guard against these diseases Is to
strengthen the system with Hoods
.sarsaparilla-- The greatest ~ Of ull lifa
guards, j t removes tie conditions IN
which these diseases make thelr. most
successful attack, Glyes vlgor and tone
to All tie vital organs and functions. and
,impalts n genla warmth 10 q he blood
.Remen hAr Stfe weaker the system he
greater the expos re- q disease. Hoods
isarsapar!lla makes the system. osaSS
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DEATHS

AUGUST Departed this life In lIopk ipsyille,
Z KY, Thursday March 10Th, 1891, ~ :, mo
( ninety-first year OF his age, NATHANIEL
AUGUST. who was for many years y e,tl.e'l
THE funeral services Will BIO held IN ,shockoe
Hin Burying- ground THIS. l1yENlNG th .,
the arrival OF thu Chesapeake and ohio Rali-
way train from tho West At 1880 o CLOCK
this life March eth 1901, Mt 4 o clork Ms
Al the residence q her daughter, Mrs. Na ts,
y leaves three daughters and two sons and
other relatives and a. host u friends % mourn
Their lost t N q i, !, i III s u be rbenexer
baptist Church ic0loreal Sll EDAY MORN
ING at II o. clock.1s Frlends ~ re- fnyltsd ~
\ attend, She died In tull triumph q talss'
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Early, Harrison. II. g. Lowry, N Mays,
sOuld, Blackburn smith. spessard, n Stubs,
3rhornhll and W illeroy----16 III, y, IA
THE bill 8of Mr. a dams to reduce ne
license tax on merchants was de fea At !.
as were also a those to appoint an Oh
Ii sEector for the State and to provide
for travelling auditor. stjy 4
!, The II louise session lasted until past 3
m I'D night, il.} Sg& s3{
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Mrs. II. A. Yeatrnan.5

4.
Especial to The 'rimes-D Dispatch.
ROXBURY, Va March Ill Mrs. Har-
riette r. Yeatman died February 26tl1 at
the home of her son, Captain Philip o..
Yeat nan, Norfolk, Va. She was born In
New Kent county. January %. 1884. and
lived there till her marriage 10 Captain
Charles E. Yeatmap, November I, 1860.
He preceded her to the grave six years
ago.
( She is survived by a son and ~ daugt-,
ter. Mrs. j. F.. EgerLon, of washington:
q brother, Mr.. Lawrence Register, OF
Norfolk. and a sister. Mrs. p. r.. South.
all, VINO resides at the old homestead
near Quinton. New Kent county.
G.. w. .Swink.
!. Especial to The Times-D ispa tch.)
5sTAIJNroN. ID VA 81 MARCH,, 11.-Mr.
George W. Swink died Mt his hame at
Moscow, this county. yesterday. He, had
recently been elected n road commission
CT. OF his district, but OWN g, to his poor
health. failed to qualify. FIe was prom
sinentS in his neighborhood and beloved by
all who knew him. Fy 455t
Ellis Martin.
lSpeslSr e rhS sareR ii2r.
Ellis Martin died at his home neal, Lex
zington and was buried ats Oxford Pres
byterian$ Church, on uftalo, sHocKp1lage
county. Fe was the Oldest man In tho
Community, having passed the ninetleth.
milestone. Flo leaves II fami y Of chil-
dr en-. and numerous grandchildren and
great hlldren.
HI. S. Pearson.
Especial to rho Timos-D lspntcl)
{yASHTI, VA, March 1.-THE remains
OF Mr., Horny S, Pearson, no died in
tClncInnati, Ohio, Tuesday morning, ar
rived here yesterday. and We're Inferred
tho same afternoon, lie was 7venty-si'xl
years old and was q young man Of fine
character. He leaves q father one sister
and one brother. ( X III 4,
Mrs. Edith Goshoru.
Especial to The Times ispatch.)
RI CHARLESTON; w. "A VA, March liz
Mrs. Edith Goshorn, wife OF Jacob
Goshorn. orc Of the most highly re-.
spected citizens of this city. died at
her home to-day. " Before marriage she
was Miss Edith Honakcr, Of Pulaski,
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4. !! !.
.'S'TA'TUTE|..E|.N||.A||.C||'T| [ D
CONTINUED FROM First Pagc,)

81 f. s1 je -. 81.
however. ana Is likely 10 ,pass 4. Tic bill
Or Nir.51Ioit ii rotation TO q p ssue !! 9 Z
bonds FOR paving BY tho city of N 81 70
Il News IL III the same sta us ., II NJ n.
\ ACKNOWLEDGMENT Bill Dead.
4 S;s,r,,,n rroi,soy finally refused by n dc-l
clsIyoavoteF 10 taku8ti tho ia e- liot re-
Ii 4 or.ionmeiit bilt land III lies dead upon
ri hs 5raleudnr as iB tho Oyster bill IN the
a EonA Ia. 4 IThrrn Sis absolutely no hone OF
tha rhsyaEe Of either BILL a Il this session.
&t'hc51iouHe rnttiscd to- pass INC goil Dill,
y trovidlng for II certain STATE ~ 81 Pc
4 iroleum, und this bill, StooSs IS & morg
Z tho things 4 fn t. We re III q !. Il.
" f,riio rassnge by both branches OF iB% joint
4 resolution Offered ~ M r,t & rinlth, 4 Repnh-
5licat1, gwas gnnot tier fcat urc3 Of tllc le gis
n Intiyc day. THO resolution Is In reference
10 defacatlons3bys FORMER employees Of the
\ office Of the auditor Of public nccouH s..
- tauthorizes and REQUESTS the attorney
Z general to \ proceed ugalhst tho auditor
II and tho stlretles OF defaultcrs, IL IN his.
t$pplr1ion the State can recover anything.
Y Tho resolution mai mes three former audi
1orB against whom the attorncy-general3
is authorized to proceed on account Of.
peculntiors by u clerk under t heir nd.
mlnlstratlons. III 4 Fsl} III IS }i,} IL. 3 5 *
No Important Ones Left.
X WITH the except Ion OF the bills referred
40. there are among The rnuss OF hose
rcinaining on the calendar no bills Of
widespread Interest a or iinporta nee. AZ
a great many Of tho bills not yet acted On
6re those proposing to amend tho Code
In tho matter OF legal procedure, or res
real bills, or local bills to which OBJ
lection has been made 3 d. $ II
6s8i One bill, involving Il considerable sum
4 OF smoncy.gis hopelessly tied UP Of, tic
calcrdar. IL t is q Senate bill proposing
10 repeal q Joint resolution transferring
q TO tho Mount Vernon Avenue Association
81 Ascertain CLAIM, against tho United States
for money advanced for tho abulldlrgEofi
tho national pitolJ Tho sum involved
amounts to $4,000. b exclusive OF inter-
est. which. Il allowed would ~ rgely OK 4
coed that sum. The bill cannot be taken
up now, and liz therefore dead .a
u Another bill of INTEREST," - corpora
I tiors was discussed last night. but tho.
\ Senate refused OF pass 1T, and a. motion
/ to reconsider was made and passed. by.
n This proposes to have corporations ass
GEessed on their actual capital, rather
Than on their ma ximum8 authorized capt.
1al "A # MI
A In brief, II may be said that both houses
have disposed Of, either BY passing or
defeating, almost every important meas
ure that las come before them, OF.
those Remaining. not ono may be said
to he important or OF more than localg
interest. II has beensa hard week. hut
Il 1t has been one productive OF great
results " IL 5i si!gg4 n 4 u
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81 1SS EDNAD FERGUSON.
Miss Ferguson's experience IS no diff
fcrent from that Of thousands Of men
" and women throughout the coun-5
ytss try who have been cured BY ! ONE
II A, Or. Lorentz's great mucous mem
8 franc bitters. I, Ii
s5&'I have long been a sufferer from ca
3tarrh Of the head and throat Il and have
tried al the lsual d!cines. but zone Of
them did mo any lasting good and the
disease kept getting worse. s Finally IT
grow 80 bad that fol days at a ttims4 ,vaa
con fined TO on, VII y rac klng head y
aches. 3ss ssI5i u = ;sis ~;
81 ha opened 10 see an advertisement OF
TO META In IL Manchester pa per-, and
tried n sample bottle, which did me so
much good That bought a bottle at q
drug store and began taking it as directed.
taking two bottles 8of TO-N1-TAl am
cured and 4! knoESmy present good health h,
,Grntefuiy yours, Edna Is. Ferguson. 141o5
Elm Street. Manchester, n II. 53. .l8 ..s
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MIS-. Edith Goshoru.
MaynaIrd Dunn,

Especial to Tho Times, Dispatclll
5l SEAiPORIA. VA, March 1.-The death
oil Mr.. Maynard Dunn. OF this county.
occurred yesterday Mt tho homo Of his
father. near Emporla, Z, NJ Y
Mr. Dunn's death was qulte unexpoct-
cd. He leaves a bride ofsa few month
his aged parents. three brothers and a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-12

''.Some years ago, ns you know, Z used !!
5PaIne's Celery Compound with highly;
gratifying results Business cares and ant
worry had real knocked mo out. stom- n
ach and bowels in bad condit on-W 1T n
.cliiIs and severe spells of rheumats Ism.
had made lkfc ID burden to me.
For eight or nine months 4 #suffer rec.
this way,Esand was under treat ment by
two good physicians. but they failed e'] TO TO
relieve mo permanen thy. fi3 III III AZ.
on the advice Of q friend 81 tried ca
Paine s Celery Com pound. My appetite
returned the cllls ceased. could sleep
well, and that worn out feeling disc pT
lnearcd Ell tircly. E 5SsyIl q i5ss,
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Funeral Services.

20 The funeral Of Mr.. J. . J ames 3 axe will
take place at 9 O'Clock this morning from.
81 Peters Cathedral. 5
The funeral of Eva Butler infant
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Butler,
took place al 10 o clock yesterday morn
Ing from the residence. No 225 Blair
Street. The &Interment was made In OAK
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OBITUARY, i; !,
Nathaniel August.

Mr. Nathaniel August who died Thurs
day in Hot kinsvile. KY, aged ninety-one
years, was for a long time; a
resident Of Ashland. He was a n mi an
oe literary taste and lived retired life,
making few intimate friends.
4 1r.S August was the father Of the late
Mrs. Bottle Brown, wife N Of Mr. J, ~.
Brown, clerk of the Circuit Court Of
Hanover county, and of Mrs. Emma a a b
sbitt, whose husband was the former as
sistant at st. Paul's Church, in this city.
He is also survived by ~ son. Colonel
5Je mes 4Au gust who Is widely known in
Uirpt r, Ia HI
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THAT Worl-Out Feeling Has Gone
no More RheumatiSIll==NO More ChillS'
Richmond Adds His Voice Is
for the Celebrated Nerve Vtalizer and Tonic
Paine's Celery Compound

my friends noticed tho rapid irnrrovc--3S
ment and were much surprised. for {as
Id have since learned) they thought my
days were numbered. Il s3s 3s5 Il nj:
Since thon, whenever TINT old Y tired \
feeling cane on + would take another bot--ls
tie or two. always with 4 The same happy
result. 7 enjoy splendid health. s1.s a
II have never lost an opportunity to u
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Of other troubles 1t Will remove-I con- 4
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II will take pleasure in reply lying to- any
Inquiries II d stamp is enclosed. "a Very
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$Twenty-third N Street, Ri hnond,
December 18th.
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DR.. Sherin, of Chicago, Prescribes
an \. clusively for Catarrh.

,,ouhced SUCCESS with no nj -.rAs In cases
| OF catarrt OF the hood II throat. stomach.
sa M a sses fsseG,eo ea
membrane Is affected, or where tho sys..
tor, Ii rundown and weakened. gt It not
only heals the mucous membrane, but t
4 is, sooi|es the nerves, tones ftip tho sys,-
stcn,aand Keeps tn entire body III q normal
TO- Nl1fA cures catarrh % the l hea g q,
4 and female organs. It Is MI inviEorating
tonic and sstlmulnnt: It tones up the syss.
ten. builds nerve tissues, brings new III
ad Issnsns ia ths atenf foqg
healthy condition. It can be given 9
children with perfect safety in doses s q as
rO-NI-TAs Id used and prescribed by
doctors everywhere for the cure Of all
catarrhal conditions. and Is guar an tced
To- contain no cocaine or other dangerous
drugs. n l ". !,
tei.payin 1 away s.imost his last d ollar for
doctors and medicines. Don't be- discour,,
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Used Tor years with the greatest success
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health and strength and keep YOU we'll ell
eegintaking ii to-day. u, 81.
Every testlmonlaIsused for u Q. IA
is genuine, and the originals may be sen
at any time at our office. Write 5fuiiYa and
In confidence to our doctors, as no letter
Will & be published without the writer's
permission; and all letters win be res.
turned to YOU Il desired. y
l5At all drug stores or direct, q "a bottle.
BEWARE or SUBSTITUTES.
& Our attention has been called to a. few
cases where unreliable dealers have tried
to sell some cheap, Injurious substitutes
for '.illst as good as"5 To META. Ask
for TO-NI-TA, and insist On the genuine.
s@s Or. 9Lorerltz !. Beautiful Story&of Life \
and doctors. advice free to everyone who
writes I4orentz "a M edical Co., n tiroil
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-12

From LII. Andrews. Of Richmond, vir-5
ginia. one OF tho Fathers Of the clty:----a
prominent business man, % leader OF pulbl''-
lie spirit, widely known and highly rec re-
this THIRD lctter--tclllng
how Tainc's Celery Compound--tho dis
covery Of Dartnouth's great physician
has never failed him when he turned to 1t
FOR new vitality, new health u ind Tor
safety gains all sickness. III s,s \
81 Mr. Andrews was cured of: j. \. \.
"a 5f Exhaustion, t..7
Stomach and Bowel Trouble.
II. Weak Appetite. 4
chllls, 4. u "A 55is 4 E. n n .
rheumatism, l 4,
ri slecplessncss. Is y N 4 x 4
Worn out Feeling
NJ $t 9{ Letter No. g. iig X & "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-12
K Learn how much better YOU

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4 day &c II one bottle Feel ''elIsSI
just ONCE e: that abundant new !,,'3
nerve force made BY Paine'sS
Celery Comp ound va Y 81 will will,
NEVER A GAIN be tented
with low spirits and poor health.yS