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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-09

"<.a Peruna Ahorrn Nuchas Veces su Costo
En- las Cuentas de Los Medicos.
Mr. George A. Gauvin, No. Is Spring
Garden, Halifax, N. s., .,esVice Presidente
del Club Camera de Halifax, Teniente del
Rambler's Cycle Club, Halifax, escribe: !:
"Encuentro que es mi deber q la vez
que es un placer hablar en- alta alabama
de la Peruna, especialmente buena para
los casos de catarro que es tan comun
durante Ell invierno en- este pals. La he
usado yo mismo con buenos resultados,
y tambien en- mi familia y he encontrado
que me ha ahorrado muchas veces su
costo en- las cuentas de medico. .
La Peruna no solo sana los refriados
sino es un excelente preventive. No
conozco ningun remedio de patente nj
de otra clase que tiene tanto poder para
guitar La enfermedad del sistema."-
GEO. A. GAUVIN.
ssfe GOzado de Snlud Perfecta DesPues de
Usar Ia Peruna.
Miss Florence e. Kenah, 434 Maria St,
Ottawa, Ont, escribe:
"Hace pocos meses caf con nm resfriado
que me atac6 los pulmones con tanta
persistencia que me alarm6. Tome REM
edios en- vano hasta que Sc desarregl6 mi
sistema digestive, y mi cabeza y espalda
me dolfan con frecuencia, severamente.
Me aconseJaron que probarc la Peruna,
aunque tenfa poca f6 estaba tan enfer-
ma que habrfa probado qualquiera cosa.
Me di6 santo alivio embellishments, y
me parec1a que al fin habfa conseguido
ell remedio adecuado. Dentro de tres se-
manas estaba completamente sana y he
gozado de salud perfecta desde entonces.
Ahora tengo la fe mas grande en- Ia
Peruna.n-F. E. KENAH.
eIa Peruna NE Mantiene de 1Euy Buenn
Sa1ud."
Miss Ella Pittaway, No. 85 Primrose
Ave., Ottawa Ont, escribe:
"Nopue6o hablar demasiado altamente
de la Peruna como remedio de especial
valor durante los tiempos malos. Era
predispuesta al catarro de Ia cabeya y
garganta hasta probar la PeruAa, =
ahora encuentro que mas pocas dosis
tomadas tempo, invariablemente me
sana, Y tambien obra como un preyenti-
vo contra las Intermediates de la gar
ganta.
Me mantiene de muy buena salud, Y
aprecio sus cnalidades mucho. miss
ELLA PITTAWAY.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-09
Recommend" /" Peruna Par" Los Resfri-

ad0s.
MIR. E. Fl. Cunningham en- una cart&
de Halifax, N, g., dice:
"Durante ell invierno pasado me resfri6
y encontre dificultad en- sanar1ne. Des-
pues de usar varias medicinas sin exito,
me compre una botella de Peruna y me
gustaron tanto los resultados que ahora
deseo recomendarla & todos los que sufren
como 20 sufrfa."
e. H. CUNNINGHAM.
"sIentia lEejOr Mas Fuer1e Que HabIa
SentidO en- Amos" a
Miss NJ. Jean Sargent, Frankford,
Ontario, escribe:
"Hace pocos meses tome un fuerte
resfriado, volviendo de una tertulia, con
vestidos muy delgados. Desarroll6 en-
catarro de la garganta, y luego encontr6
que era mas seria de 10 que habfa creido.
Habiendo leido de La Peruna y de su
pretension de sanar pronto resolvf de
probarla mende buscar un frasco.
Me allegro decir que los resultados eran
mpcho mejores de 10 que habfa creido 8
esperado. Ell tercer dia despues de to-
maria mi tos casi habfa desaparecido
mi apetito habfa vuelto, y dentro de
otra semana sentfa mejor y mas fuerte
que habfa sentido en- amos.
Por consiguiente, con gusto La recom&
endo." a
Cada uno debiera tener una muestra
de uno de los hbros del doctor, Ultima
mente traducido IL idioma casteIlano.
isLas Intermediates de La Vida" que Sc
manda ,libre de gastos quien Sc 10 pida.
Tambien puede obteaerse de las princi-
pales droguerfas boticas del pals.
Este libro es un tratado sobre la medicine
dom6stica y aa una corta description dee
todas las Intermediates catarralsa.
Dirfjase q The Peruna Medicine Co.,
Columbus, Ohio.
81 nese obtiene prontos y satisfactorir-
resultados con el uso de la Peruna Sc
debe escrlbir inmediatamentey a Dr.,
Hartman describiendo su enfermedad vi
q tendr6 gusto en- darle su Invaluable
conseio gratis.
Dirfjase abr. Hartman, Presidente del
sanitario Hartman, Columbus Ohio
| EE. W. o
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-09

E@oy mas fra cue lox cuatro her
rnanoS del confinenie. 4 los cuales ga
cho sea con cmoci6n protnndal les
limpi6 ci bcbcdero toscrsbo con agual
ei consciero Gomez Brfuso.
FL doctor essuvo mas syScss cue Go
rnes en- IA ocasion pFescnte. y esa "oes-
consolidacion" de 81 apeliido Qease
poxposicionl ha dc salirle por un oido
cntrarle p0r el otro. no STEM
Pre- IA de ser por el ojO)
,Ay doctor, doctor qucrido.
,en que lido"
te has meiido'
e.
creo cue estz mojado en- demasia
este papel
Me referO al News.
BAH
10 pondremos un ratio al lado del
Sun, digo. del sol, y. 81 no sc ca
henta. por 10 menos. el Sun Gel sol,
hombre, el solD el sol 10 deja seeo.
~................ ........-,.....'.
iAja
Voy 4 empaparme en- el ariculo,
aguacero de vegetables, que titula el
News "sD6nde nos encontramos'
JDonde nos encontramos?
lie dire, compadre.
Yo me encuentro bien y, ademzs,
sobre un lavabo nuevo, que lie compre
& Paco Nos.
Y Yuste Sc encuentra en- Ba. -. BIZ
lonia.
No me fmbabilOnee, amigo Kopel.
.*~
Ademas de 10 expuesto. creo que
uste esta en- otra parte: en- una huer-
ta.... sin Luis Abella.
''Huele tomillo
Y toca la zampoia
ell molinillooooo".
Claro, mejor dicho, verde.
81 trae en- la aguadera un carga-
mento de tomates y pimientos, y Gala
bazas berengenas, freSaS y aguaca'
tes, lechugas meloneS. -.
Tn pepino no lie doy yo por ese car
-gamento.
Ne carga el verde.
~
Bueno.
Ell "News' Sc convierte en- una yer
sdulera.
Y Jpara que2
Para venirnos con la papa de que
reconociendo que EXISTE PoBREZA El
PUERTO Rico Y QUE NUESTRo PUEBLO
ATRAvIEsA q UNA HONDA CRISIS, par;
-sscar elevar Puerto Rico de la POS.
TRACTION en- que Sc encuentra, es pre-
ciso enviar q los Estados Unidos lo
vegetables mencionadoS.
ESQ de los vegetables cuenteselo
Frasquito Oller, y a Felix Vega, y
Matienzo Cintron.
Y 10 de la pobreza, y 10 de la crisi
-atravesada Gque traviesoD y 10 de /;
postracion, cuenteselo Mr.. Guillermo
nuestro benemerito Gobernador, pars
que Sc lie atraviese en- la garganta, NJ
.el cargamento de vegetables Zen el cua
no hay laureD sino la travesura de
= News" que acabara por cubrirse de
1aure1es, como Ell Gobernador, 81 con-
tinda tan fauno, este es, tan amigo dt
andar por eSos pastos. .cultivados.
~
Papas, papas y papas, papa Kopel
Y conste que no hay alusion en- K
que digo.
Es como 81 hubiese escrito: pOtatOs
p0fatOS, y botafOs. pOfGf6 Kopel. (D1che
sea con perdon de Montesinos.)
81; ESQ: papas.
-.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-09
En- la Recamara


Z Bzh' s. q gran pats en- que mi
amigo Kopcl two Ia fortuna de nacer
consnmicra nucSro csft. y ci Gobier-
no pnOsegiera el prccioso grzniio a
cue lechngas'
Mas fresooS cue una idem essamos
aQui cznsados De Ia frcscura con cue
nos engafian unos y otros.
,Nasan toInar frescol
e.
Cafe, axGcar, tabaco, arroz.
Y luego. o.... luegO papas. poEszos,
p0sNsHeg IL feyye.
TRES MILLONEs DE PESOS sc Ilevan
los EsiadoS Unidos por el arroz malo
que nos envian.
Il SESENTA Y cUATRO MIL
PESOSl. sc llevaron los Estados Uni
dos, en- el fltimo afio fiscal, por las
patatas mslas que nos envio.
Maias, ST. senior, malas.
En- la libre America. los n0faf0s sc
toman La liberlad de crecer como ele-
fantes.
Y les clarol 4 fuerza de crecer, Sc
ponen desabridos.
Todo 10 monstruoso es malo y re
pulsjvo.
Vale mas un chayote del Corozal 6
una ,gKAGa de Naranjito, que todos los
pO-fafOs 8 po7gGg0S de la terra de
. mister Post.
eFresas. eh?
SPe-pinitos q mir
Llevelos q Heinz, para que luego
escriba disparates en- sus anuncioS.
A mi el iinico Pepino que me gusta
es San Sebastian, entire otras razones
Dor que de allf, de San Sebastian del
Pepino, 6 del Pepino de San Sebas
tin, es Luis Rodriguez Cabrera, Gu
yas manos mojo afectuosamente.
~
Y vamos 4 los nImeros.
Durante el AFRO fiscal que empezo e.
Q de Iulio del afio de desgracias dc
1902 terrnino el aflo de cslamidades
de 1908, entraron en- Puerto Ricc
63.772 quintales y so libras de papas
cuyo valor total es:
/ l$SS,777!!!
Estados Unidos. s........... sos .e26.oC
Espafa ................. IS,4So, ,oC
Nueva Escocia. .........'. -. 4,4o2.oC
Canar1aS. .............. 1880
Erancia. ...............- 74o,ot
> Lo dicho. .............,... .SSS,777.o .oC
} ~
a Me hace gracia ESQ de los tomates
Tomato esa noticia, que es Official.
: iMelones!
S ESQ serlan nuestroS jibaroS 81 Sc de-
dicaran la siembra de inocentes be-
& rengenas, melancolicas calabazas, cas-.
{ tas lechugas ruborizadas fresas.
NADIA de ESQ.
S Papas, papas y papas.
a POfGtOs, POtatOs, P0lGtOS.
t, Ponanzes, pOmtnles, PosumeS.
Nv
| Y vamos pa Lante, con 6 sin nuevc
| Departsmento, es decir, mas 6 memo!
, 6yt0s0s.
En- ese famoso artfculo del News
: Sc 1een estas palabras:
Los agricultores y duef1os de terre-
nos en- Puerto Rico deben ponerse
''sonrojado al leer el artfculo de Thl
Fru1 and PyodNce NezU.
lSonrojados. Ell?
va hablaremos de ESQ.
/, Y. .otra vez ''tu- mores, querido
sef1or Kopel, ante el cua1 Sc derrama
galantemente
PaE0mgGNG.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-21
.ENOCH ARDEN
OF LATTER /. DAY J y !
Deserts His Wife and Claims Isl
Her When She Marries ssll
Another Man. 8zssSS55s:
,ecIal Il Tho r,mpes-pispatch

8s8{st Especial to The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
rs SUFFOLK. "A. September n. "A f tt|el
an absence OF several years, G gorge 5Ia..
Decker returned here to claim his Wife,
whom lie found to be the bride OF Gorge
M. smith, Fearing to enter the Smith
home and make formal demand for his
wife, Decker went to nelghloors ana sentS$
for the bride, who formerly was Fl III fll 81
II lilly. ~ AIRS. SmtNl Indignantly refused
to accompany Decker She expressed herr
self as supremely happy with herf$.a ,lsg5
husband. and upbraided Decker Tor B q! y
desertionB u herself more q nan 40 81
six year sage. since when she had heard ne ',s1.
no words OF his wherea bouts, ana hadsss
long since mourned him ms dead. Fl I'd
few weeks ago, Mrs. Decker wa ~
married to Smith. She Is about thirty
wears old and has one non, aged about
eight years. Failing to win back his 4
wlfe,s affections Decker5 declared s$h Cyl
would take the boy, but being frust ira teds
in this, he threatened to make trouble lh
in the courts, y, I. sSf s$sj
4 Alexander Lilly, the woman's prot her,
said if he persisted, his sister would 4
prosecute Decker for larceny since y 70 4
said lie nbsconded with some OF her props
ty. The Deckers lived In Whaleyv Y y &:
Va. The ftrliant husband has not given
an account OF his dongs and whereabouts
since his departure, 1t was said this eve
Ming that Decker had abandoned MS pu l M
pose and left town.
Mrs Smith likely will divorce DecKer
and remarry Smith. III itssss AL
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A GREAT DAY
IN AMELIA |. IA
Cornerstone Of Monument to
Confederate Sons Is
Laid.
WITH MASONIC CEREMONY
Addresses by Dr.. Southall, De-
putty Grand Master Kemper
and Dr.. w. Egglestoil.
WITH MASONIC CEREMONY
lsnec,a, = The Tlm y, I. Dlspatch.)

Especial to The Times. Dispatch.)
z AMELIA COURTHOUSE. VA. septem-
Der oO--Amelia was stirred with pre-
clous memories OF the spirit Of 81, to-day
when in the presence OF Masonic digni-
taries and one OF the largest crowds that
ever assembled ut the Courthouse. tho
cornerstone Of beautiful monument to
tho memory OF the Confederate soldiers
OF tho county was laid with fitting cere-
5mony. The ceremonies were In charge OF
the Grand dodge OF Virginia and In the
absence OF the Most Worshipful Grand
Master Thomas N. Davis, Of Lynchbug,
he deputized Or. Joseph w. Eggleston.
the grand junior warden, to act In his
stead.
Or. Eggieston is native OF Amelia, and
Is one OF the few remaining living Cone
federates OF that county. and is, there
fore, possibly the first citizen OF the 5coun-
ty who laid the cornerstone OF and made
the speech at his own monument. Deputy
Grand Master x. Kemper. OF Alexandria,
gracefully wqving his right to preside IN
absence OF the grand master.
The Grand Lodge ofNirginia was open
cd In due and ample form at noon. with
Amelia Lodge, No. 10l. and DR.. J. ~. Eg-
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RESOLUTIONS OF REGRET
Tribute to Dr.. McIlwaine Adopt
ed by the Faculty.
.lFrom our. Regular CORRESPONDENT.

(FrOm Our Regular CQrrcsponucntD
IIAMPDEN SIDNEY. VA. Sept, %.
On Tuesday Of last week at the first
regular meeting OF tae college faculty
ninth session just inaugurated, the fol
lowing tribute was paid by his colleagues
TO the retiring president:
Whereas, the Rev. DIR, Richard Nc
Uwainc after a period Of tWenty-one
years OF arduous service, marked by many
permanent improvements in the appoint
ments and efficiency of the college, has
retired from the presidency OF Hampden
Sidney. and
the A professors s 81 Bible Studies and
Moral Philosophy, the duties of which
he has discharged during the same period
with Jealous faithflllness and conspicu-
Gus ability, We. his colleagues of the
n en ss sena The eecs
and Of the single,hearted devotion and
untiring, energy with which. he has la
bored to increase her material 5reso urces
and to strengthen and broaden her >use-
fnlncss, and we wish, furthermore, to
place on record our grateful recognition
OF his earnest desire to cooperate with
i US IN our several departments and of the
testify to the rare judgment and ready
knowledge OF affairs that he has brought.
to the solution of the many questions and
to the conduct Of the multifarlous matters
that have demanded attention. Finally.
we S'Suld convey our profound regret for
so effectively maintained, our abiding
sense OF the great loss resulting from
his retirement. and our heartiest wishes
for his welfare and SUCCESS In what
eyer field he may elect to continue his
laborS. If
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bids for the work is in charge Of the
Committee on Public Improvement, which
has communicated with large number
OF firms. and has already received a
number of bids.
In addition to the direct benefits the
value to real estate should be certain
result. property owner on upper $Syc-
samore Street purchased comparatively
short time ago, was recently oflered
profit of nearly one hundred per cent.
which he considered to be in large mea-
sure the result Of the proposed improve
ment.
William Poarch. the young white man
recently indicted here for incendiarism,
will be defended by Mr. Charles 7. Las
sitter. %s3
Poarch has been suspected of causing
several fires here, and Tomorrow will be
tried on the specific charge OF burning a
stable on Market Street. belonging to
Judge W. H. Mann. he expects to prove
an alibi and at his trial in the Mayors
Court several weeks ago, taled to show
that he was at home with his family
when the fire occurred
The September term OF the circuit
Court OF Prince George county began
o-day. Judge ] +. West presiding. !.
There are practically no important
cases OH eItlc1 Wy S's1' - ''''''
docket,
special Norfolk and Western train
conveying a number OF prominent gem
tlemen connected With the Jamestown
Exposition, passed through the city this
morning bound for st. Louis, where the
party Will visit the Worlds Fair
Among the officers OF the jamestown
Exposition In the party were General
Fitzhugh Leo, who is president; Mr..
David Lowenburg, vice president; Mr..
Guryun Shepard, secretary, and MI John
ISevan PEBBLES, chief architect.
MRS, BLANKS PARALYzED.
AIRS, James b. Blanks was stricken
with paralysis a few days ago. and is
now seriously Ill at her home on Syca-
more Street,
Mrs, Blanks Is the wife OF one OF the
most prominent officers OF various ira
tcrnal orders In the State OF Virginia
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D R IS;
IN COURT /
Continued from First, Page.)

L
-,
yer's table, signed the paper and returned
5tojhIs seat and wept more convulslvelE
than before. All of this was mystery
TO the crowd, The paper was passed TO
Judge Morris. who read it and passed IT
to Mr.. Gilmer, wLo apparently Cd not
like the looks OF things. He finally OBJ
jected 70 tho introduction OF the paper.
A Move to Quash.
In the, very brief discussion that fol-
lowed, ! the crowtl became aware that me
prisoners attorneys We're ol;ectilis To the
validity OF the Indictment on The grounds
that Henry u, Iayr1an, member OF me Inc
grand jury was not resident OF the
city. Alr.. Gilmer said that the prorosi-
ton was a novel one to him. and that he
had never seen a case of the kind be-
fore; he would have to ask for time 70
consider the paper. whcrcupon Mr., liaf-
mon replied that he could have all the
time he wanted, but MIR. Gilmer mad
seemed to him In avery great hurry be-
fore. Judge Morris said he would take
time to consider the motion TO auash the
Indictment, and the court stood adjourn
ed until 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning.
and the prisoner was reulauded to Jail,
The delay was apparently not popu-
lar move. Some of the spectators seemed
10 fear that II the indictment was quash-
ed. there was a chance that the prisoner
would go FREQ; others criticised 1t as a
fight for delay and others said IT was
but one of the many surprises which MI,
Harmon would give tho commonwealth
before the case was over.
A Crushed Man.
The prisoners air was that Of man
crushed By his trouble. Few. II any. OF
the crowd REGARDED his tears ms other
than Involuntary feeling of emotion, and
everybody sat In perfect quiet as the pain
full scene proceeded, feeling that the man
be fore them was utterly hopeless. There
was no sign whatever of the old fighter.
Limpness almost had taken tho place Of
his old time audacity. There Ia no pur-
pose to convey By these statements an
impression as t. whether his appearance
indicated q guilty man, 1t was a wreck
ed man that sat in the prisoners chai.,
Whether innocent or guilty, and tho man
looked as II he knew u.
The purpose OF the motion to auash the
Indictment was probably to note error
n tho record for future use In an effort
for appeal or review ny a higher court.
IL Judge Morris decides that the verdict
ba ouashed, then another jury Will be
summoned at once In all probability, and
another Indictment returned during the
day. 4.
Aid to Prosecution, "a
number Of petitions, numerously9
signed by citizens Of Charlottesville and
Albemarle We're presented to Captain
M!cajah Woods tonight praying him 10
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The Supreme Court.
,neclal5 10 The TImes- pIspatch.

Especial to The Times; plsnatchi)
G,owine are Tie proceedings in the SUI
preme Court Of Appeals to-day
The case OF the Chesapeake and Shio
Railroad Company. against pierce, from
argued arg and submitted, q
Hamilton and Allen VS.; Consumers Can
Company, from the Circuit Court Of
continued until to-morrow morning for a
"A An order was entered in the case Of
Myers VS. Lee. from the circuit Co t,a
cause to- Richmond.
Major Thomas G. Elder Of the stann-
ton bar presented to the court memorials
on behalf Of the bars Of Highland and
yAileghaney, of the late Robert Ia Parrish
deceased, which We're ordered TO be re-
corded,
The next case 10 be called ia Hawpe VS.:
.Bumgardner, from the Circuit Court Of
Augusta county, 33il3E,$ az 3s4 II * ~,
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crate infantryman with his musket at
rest.
The monument complete will cost 2S05.
OF which amount Amelia county contri-
butes s1.400.
"A little verse by Father Tabb, the poet
priest and soldier, composed BY him for
the monument, is engraved upon 1T:
OUR DEAD.
o comrades, wheresoe'er We rest apart,
Amelia shrines you here within her heart
THE STONE.
The cornerstone is al block of marble,
and in 1t was sealed the roster of Amelia
troops, copies Of the Daily Times Dis lis,
ma tch and News Leader, covers and SOU
venirs. The monument will stand thirty
feet high. and It's unwilling in a few
weeks Will no doubt create one OF the
greatest occasions in the history, OF the
county.
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glcston in the cast: X. Kemper deputy
grand master; Worshipful Frank T.. SUIT
ton, grand senior warden: r. A. Mar
shall, grand Junior warden; Worshipful
Ben. P. Owens. Jr., grand secretary; Ellis
Buttingheiner. grand treasurer; T. Z.
Stratton, grand senior deacon; r. sht Wor-
shipful G. c. Farley. grand junior dea-
con; Rev. George II. Ray. D. D., grand
chaplain: J. p. Pamplin, grand pursuant;
NJ. H. Coleman, grand tyler.
The Grand Lodge approached the COR
ner-stone under the conduct of Worship
full c. c. Boisan. grand marshal. The
choir sang sweetly,
The grand officers assumed their re-
spectiye places and the usual proclama-
ton was made to the east west and
south. and the grand chaplain made
prayer.
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assist Mr. Gilmer In the conduct OF the
case, Captain Woods took tho matter
under advsement. and his answer Is en-
pected tomorrow.
SO great Is the demand for his services,
that little doubt Is left that he Will cons
sent to respond to the call mado upon.
him Tho petitions circulated read rs
follows;
1--WE, the undersigned citizens Of Char-l
lottesyille and 5Albemarle. believing that
the name OF our city may BIO comFro-
missed If the Commemorative attorney
is LETT without adequate aid in the prose-
cution of tho person responsible for the
recent terrible crime, appeal to you TO at
ford to law and order the support OF your
talents, learning and experience as q
measure OF security against possible pop
ular resentment.
The Baldwin detectives arc still active
In the case. Ono Of the sleuths left
last evening. for Washington on q clue
hunt, and is expected to return tonight.
Detective Braddon. registered as J. ~,
edwards, Is here In the Interest OF the
National Detective agency. Of Washing
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I(lIl'lll:'Se
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WHITE RIBBON. REMEDY.

Drunkenness Cured to stay cured ey
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No taste No odor. Any woman can give
Il In uass Of water, tea, coffee or food
without patients knowledge.
White Ribbon Remedy Will cure or destroy
the diseased appetite for I'LL alcoholic drinks
whether the patient Is conhrn,ed nebria,c. 2
"tippler social drinker or drnnkard IN, mpo,. ISL
liolc liquors after using White hibbon Rem
nei,t cures, and in addition restores the victim
to normal health, steadytng the nerves., increas-
Ing the Will power and determination to re-
Write Dr. w. r. Brown. 2is fremont ST..
Boston, for trial package and letter OF advice
free In PLAZA. sealed envelope All letters
confidential and destroyed aoon ns answered
White Ribbon Remedy fod by druggists
everywhere alss sent by mali In plain paek-
age price &l0o.
Sold and recommended by special agent.
4 3 LANk3, The Prescription Druggist, nc.
2l4 East Broad Street, corner Beverly and
Randolph Streets: Twenty.sxth and Nenable
Streets; 6Twenty-eighth and N Streets: corner
pine and Albemarle Streets. Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-21

sponso was made by DR.. Alderman. who
stated that he accepted tho golden badge
OF citizenship offered him and would wear
it.as a trust. lie expressed the cope that
he may be spared to spend n long, use
full and Industrious life among tho peo-
pie of this community
f After the spcech-makng, those present
were introduced to DR.. and Mrs. Alder
man. Mrs. Alderman was charmngly at
tired IL n handsome black gown OF span
gled robe net. Her beauty and gracious
ness of manner were much commented
on. ~ 800