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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-30
scHwARz, RosENBAUM & CO, ct al
 Ys. BARLEY, ct al.

Bill in Equity to set aside Fraudulent
 Conveyances-Appea from tho
 Chancery Court of Marengo.
 l. Appeal when taken from decree dismissing bill.-Where cause in a chancery court Is submitted for de- cree upon a motion to dismiss for the want of equity, and upon demurrers, and the chancellor renders a decree sustaining the motion to dismiss the bill for the want of equity, and orders that the bill be dismissed out of court, such decree is a final decree, from which an appeal may be prose- cuted any time within a year from its rendition.
 g. Fraudulent conveyances; sale Of property by p.-Wnere upon the dissolution of a partnership, 1t is stipulated in the agreement provid- ing therefor that one of the parties should take the partnership property and pay the partnership debts and af- ter delivery of the partnership prop erty to him, said partner, so assum- ing the debt makes a fraudulent sale of said property. such property, in the hands of the fraudulent vendee, Is lia- ble to the payment of the partnership debts. and can be subjected thereto by creditors of the partnership.
 Reversed and rendered
 Opinion by Mcclellan, c. ].
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-30
E6- Look For the Bell on inc Bottle. -yBa

25 cents, 50 cents and $IOO Bottles. Manuiseed hT E. B. SUTHERLAND MEDICINE CO.,, Padaah. 6
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-30

A. G. S. R. R. Co. vs. VAIL. Action to Recover Damages for Per sonal Injuries-Appeal from the
 City Court of Birmingham
 1. Liability of employer for acts Of employe. below grade of general man ager; when employe stands in place or employer.-The rule in Alabama as to the common law liability of the em- ployer for the acts of his employe is that the employer is liable for the per formance of those personal. non-dele- gable duties, which the law holds the employer must attend to himself. and any servant charged with these duties stands in the place of the master.
 9. Non-delegable duties; sufficiency of force employed to perform task Oue of the absolutel non -delegabl du- ties of the employer Is that of seeing that the number of persons employed Is sufficient to prevent each Of them from being exposed to that class or risks which results from an inadequacy of the force available for the work in hand.
 B. Same: same; case at bar.-Where an employe has been delegated by the master with the duty of hiring and discharging servants to perform a par ticular piece of work, over which said employe is foreman he is the repre- sentative of the master in that matter, and in under obligation to employ suf- ficient number of servants to do the work.
 4. Direct and immediate cause of in- jury: if such exists, injury cannot be traced to remote cause.-1f an injury has resulted in consequence of cer- tain wrongful act or omission but. on- 1y through or by means of some inter vening cause. from which last cause the injury followed as a direct and immediate consequence, the law will refer thee damage to the last proxi- mate cause. and refuse to trace 1t to that which was more remote.
 Reversed and remanded.
 Opinion by Simpson, J.
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Many Ailments-One Cause

{ - /. T
have called these the inside nerves for sim
plicity's sake Their install name is the"synpa-
thetc'3 nerves. Physicians call them by this
nsme because they are 40 closely allied-be-
cause each Is In such close sympathy with the
others " The result Is that when one branch
L. allowed TO become impaired the others
weaken. SY That Is why one kind OF sickness
leads into another That Is why cases become
complicated" For this delicate nerve Is the
most sensitive part Of the human system
Does this not explain to you some Of the I'M
certainties OF medicine-is It not good rea-
son to yntir mind why other kinds OF treat
trent may have failed7 III.
Don't you see that THIS is NEW In medi-
cine7 That this Ia NOT the mere patchwork
of stiinulant--the mere soothing OF a narcotic !?
Don't you see that 1t goes right TO the root
OF the trouble and eradicates the cause
Hut do not AJAX you to take a single stnte-
menti OF mine--1 do not ask you to BELIEVE a
word say until you have tried my nedl-
cine in your own holnG at my expense abso-
Slutcy. Could l offer you n full dollars worth
free X there were any MISREPRESENTATION?
Could 7 let YOU go to your! dr,lgglst--whom
YOU know-and pick out any bott lie he has on
his shelves OF my medicine were 1T not u
FoRMLYH helpful? Could 7 AFFORD 70 do
this II were not reasonably SURE that my
medicine will help you Al
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Inside Nerves!

Only one out OF every 9s has perfect health.
OF the 81 sick ones, some are bed-ridden, some
are half sick and some are only dull and list :
less. Hut most OF the sickness comes from a
common cause. The nerves are weak Not the
nerves YOU ordinarily think about--not the
nerves that govern your movements and your
thoughts.
But the nerves that. ,lnguided and unknown.
night and day keep your heart IN MOTION
control YOUR digestive MISUNDERSTANDING your
Incorporate your kidneys.
These are the nerves that wear out and
break down. ~
. 1t does no good to treat the ailinE organ
the irregular heart-the disordered liver-the e, re-
btllibus stotnnch-thc iderangcd kidneys. They
arc not to blame. but 20 back to the nerves
that control them, There YOU VIII flnd tbs
seat Of the trouble. FIJI n 8
There |. nothing. news about this-nothing
any physician would dispute. But II remained
for Dr.. sl,oop 10 apply this knowiedge-to put
IT to practical iuse.} Dr. Shops Restorative
Is the result of quarter century Of endeayor
along this very line It does not dose the
organ or deaden the paln-but 1T docs go at
once to the nerve-the inside nerve--the power
snervc--and builds It up. and strengthens 1t
and makes 1t well. s5l 81 ss,8 M IS
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Dr.. Shops Restorative

percentage Of its total value is assessed. 4
This also answers the first part of your
second question. We would certainly,
however. prefer being in the city with
fire and police prot to say nothing
OF tho other advantages s, at the higher
rate than to be ut the mercy Of fire
and riots. Our position, however, may
be somewhat different than the majority
of your factories, inasmuch as our en,-
3ploycs are almost entirely girls and 3wo--
men, SO that we could not organize eff
client fire and police protection among
our own employees. VI. 4
M Yours truly, Ss Sig y! l5}
THE HOLzAfAN. sTLK53iAN'F'Gtc co. y
Lowell Mass March 25, 1905. &
Joint Committee on Progress:
Gentlenlen.-Wou ld say that my factory
is situated IN the thickly populated part
of our city, as are most Of our manu-
Featuring plants. 5sst
our rate Of taxation IS $40 per tliou y.
sand. 's t3si
5l am near Tho freight depot, not far.
from the passenger station convenient
to freight and express delivery, and have
all the city advantages. Were I to move,
should pre- fer to be similarly sltuat TED, q 3
i consider t most advantageous. ~
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A Full Dollars Worth Free
Gan Any Ailing One Refuse?

will pay outright for first dollar bottle Of DR.. Shops
Restorative depositno premise. Yo, take risk
ohine either later The dollar bottle Is free
those who have tried remedy.
no security The have the same
opportunity az the and all Merely write and
ASK, YOU druggist He VIII give
you free. dollar package. 5s }G s4 zslt
full dollars worth free because mine Is
ordinary remedy Ordinary remedies treat symptoms
treats the that produce the symptoms Symptom
treatment must kept up long the
there My treatment may be stopped soon az has removed
the cause for Ia always the end OF trouble.
mysteryno miracle. explain my treatment
yo, silly tell why cold freezes water and
why heat nclts claim discovery For de-
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my rcatpent truths fundamental that
And every ingredient Of my medicine is
old the hills 1t simply applied the truths and
combined remedy that lis practically
tain para graphs below will tho why. @
patient experiment will avail YOU nohing IL
vol, do and
lief will not cure. Only the remedy do that. III
So this disregard the evidence
lay largest medical practice In the
world stranger ask YOU TO believe not
one word tina say yourself.
give you outright full dollars worth Of Or soops
stoative hard
doubt tits the utmost lnbotnded
fdence 1t and frank fair. 1t IS
test my 1mtless belief.
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Yours very truly. N
g G. s. DODGE.

Worcester. Mass. March q. s1905. s 3
Joint Committee on Progress: ssF
Gentlemen. III he present rate of taxes
Is $l7.40 per 81 900. 3S For our part We
should much prefer to be within tn etcitya
limits at the Increased ra to OF tax. than:
to be in n portion Of the city or, in the
country, where no improvements "a res
There might be in some business a pref
serence fort the country. but the nianufa c-E
sturer, on general principles, ought55SStoS
accept the place which. g ffers the best
advantages. ss
81 Y ours truly $}3t
"A ss HEN r Y r.. III p Dan Co..
81 Dictate III US r. 2. .s 81,
Worcester. Mass. NJ arch %, 19fk>.ss3sssss
Joint Committee on Progres IS
4 &Gentlemen.r-yVould say we are loca ted
In the city limits of yYorcest er, nd are
assessed on practically full value for
real estate and mach nery. AS we area
corporation, e the balance ASof our Ia ~ 4. Isl
paid to the state. sSs The rate Of taxes IN
Worcester is sa6outi SIT to sl7:4O. We pre-
fer for ourselves to be insid Q Z the5sci ~
limits and most Of the $lmanufa cturlngB
plants iii Worcester arc so loehte TED
33ss5 Very respect lly. s u y, 5s3
CURTIS & MARBLE NIAGTl1HE5zcC ), .b5
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would dccitIcdl prefer city limits, with
iits advantages Of water, gas schools. fire
and spolice protection, at s1.76 tax: 10
cents III the country would be no con-
sideratlon, barring the convenlcnces. Our
property issusscsscd at its full value. The
'rate per hundred Is sl5O with additional
water rent. t5! .s5
Yours truly, "
8 BUREAU BROS.
N " 5si oswego. Marchs27. 1906.
General Comm tteet on Progress:
Gentlemen,-Fi rst e, our works are lo-
Gated within the city limits sof Oswego,
and we are assessed at 81: per cent. on the
capital stock. III hi 5sg \ iEss XII
y Second, our taxes. city and county. arr
& s2.5S. 5 4j:a5 #
HAL On; the basis stated we would prefer,
III weswerc seeking new location. to have
our plant located within the city limits
Of Richmond. although we consid Ter It
essential thai ans tsmanufacturer. pa r.
$ticulnrly In & our line. should have ample
grounds about he works FOR storage and
other purposes. You will understand from
sthis.that we would not favor a city loca-
6tion unless sufficient room about the
spremises was available for above pur--
poses and future expansion.
n Trusting this will answer your purpose
we are. OUTS 6tru ]. FF5S55s5
sgssy; AMPS 1RON5WORKS. s
%8 BY Allen Arnes. Vice Pres. and Treas
George W. Fiaeld. 4,
Manufacturer OF Engine Lathes,
Lowell, Mas. u. s. A. March %, 1906
Joint, Committee on Progress:
Genilcmen.- First.. my factory is within
city limits thickly populated In the i'm
mediate neighborhood; 1t Is assessed for
nearly full value; rate OF taxes, $50 a
thousand.
i much prefer to be within the city
limits, as it is much easier to obtain help
within said limits. They always seek the
busy, ceilters. II you go outside. you
Eyul .a,ave to- pa VI tbs. penalty OF higher
i EdE cs 10 induce tn END TO come to YOU.
Respect fully yours, ~
GEORGE w. FIF1ELD.
s;,5 J. b. Dingman.
Manufacturer of Ladies' Neckwear
HI Troy; N: ", March Is. 1905.
Joint Committee on Progress:
Gentlemen.-Wills say tfat4my. factory Mt
present Is wi thin city limits, having re-
Gently been brought to this condition by
an extension OF the city limits, which
took in the village OF Lansingburgh.s done
BY the votes Of the people OF said VII
lagc, and was one to vote for this
change which shows my opinion on the
advantages OF being within the city
limits; and were i ~ to remove to Rich
5mond, would hold the same views that
II have at present, and By all means To-
cate within the city limits.
Notwithstanding taxes are som what
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Simply Write Ne


The first free bottle may he enough to cfttc.
cure-but do not promise that. Nor do / !
fear a loss OF possible profit II II does For
such a test Will surely convince the cured ons
beyond doubt. or dlspute,No or disbelief. that
every word j say is true. 3Si s3
The offer Is open to everyone everywhere. But
you must write ME FIR $40 free dollar bottle
order. Al druggists do not grant the test. D
Will then direct you to one that does. He will
pass Il down to you from his stock as freely
us though your dollar laid before him. Write
for the order to-day. The offer may not re-s
main OPEN will send YOU tho book you ask
for beside. It is free. 1t will thelp you 70 5un-
derstand your case.s What more can I do to-
convince you OF my interested my sincerity?
4 For a FREQ order for Book on Dyspepsia
a full dollar bottle you Book 2 on the Heart.
must address Or. Book 8 on tho Kidneys. n
shoop,l Box 52sS, Book 4 for Women. & Nm
Racine. Wis state Book 5 for Men,: 81 M
which book you want. Book on Rheumatism. n
Mild cases are often cured with one or two
bottles For sale at forty thousand drug stores
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protection for your business l consider
1t more than compcnsatcs for the diff
ference In the taxes.
I'll Yours truly, RI S
s ]. 3. sD1NGM-AN.
Troy, N, VI March "a, 1906.
The Committee on Progr ess:
Gtnt,emon,-W'e beg to say in our
opinion the average manufacturer would
not concern himself as to whether his
plant was located within the city limits
i or not and looking at the matter from
our view point. we consid or that the
question of taxes Is not important. We
will admit that the quest ton appears to
be important on the surface but come
TO siftBitSout, it resolves itself down to a.
feeling on the part OF manufacturers
that they must constantly agitate the
subject OF low taxes, or there will be no
end {, t. extravasa nee and waste q pu0'e
Yours truly,
Worcester, Mass, March 81, 1876.
Joint Committee on Progress: sas
Gentlemen.-First, our works are all
within the city limits OF Worcester, and
we are assessed for pract ically our full
value second. the rate Of taxes paid last
yea X was $3.50, and we mos ssuredly
should prefer to remain within the city
limits. where labor is more accessible,
and where the facilities for educating
children OF employees Is convenient and
much, better facilities for a higher aed''-i
cation than II in the COIN try. XXI
There is no doubt wha tever that the.
tendency Of the times ls for az manu- anu
featuring to concentrate into cities.
Yours truly. 5l
AMERICAN CAR SPRINKLER CO,
IS Z. A.%Thomas, Treasurer.
VIM Dorschs & Sons. 8 hoe. Mfg Co.,
b b Makers OF High Grade. Shoes. -
Newark. NJ. ~ N arch q, lsDo. VI
Joint Committee on Progress.
Richmond. Va:
Z NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. say that our "a Glory
is In thc8city limits The value assessed
on same Is Is. Our tax rate 10 S2.27 per nun
1red. and If We were going to move our
plant to Richmond, taking all things Into
consideration we would prefer the city.
aYours very truly, 4555
Wsf. DORsCH & SONS SHOE MFG CO.
= . y . siEs 7sE IA, AZ
Newark. NJ j., March "a. 1906.
Joint Committee on Progress: ~ {e
IS Gentlemen.-1n regard to yours q me 2,
ed. would say that our Glory is in
the heart OF the city limits, halr dock
from our new city hail and five minutes,
walk from the corner OF Broad and Mar
ket Streets, which is considered the cen
3 tire Of our city. For our particular line
OF business. the manufacturing Of jewelry,
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For Heart Trouble

Your Heart beats more than ten Thousand
times day. And every heart beat Is an linz
pulse OF the inside nerve branch called this
cardiac plexus. The heart Is a MUSCLE. but IL
ia the nerve that makes the muscle do thu
every Instance. the direct result of a. weak Or
irregular nerve-inside nerve. To cure heart
TROUBLES restore tho nerve to normal. Al Dr.
piex,s Just as 1t restores the solar plexus2 aid
ne renal plexus For oil arc equal parts tof the
great inside snervo system-the power Nerve
thu mas err nerves.
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For Kidney Troubles

The Kidneys are the blood filters. They arc
operated solely by! the inside nerves. The branch
which operates them and regulates them Is
called the renal plexus, When the renal plexus
Is weak orr Irregular. the Kidneys 3; become
clogged with tho Very poisons they should
throw or No kidney treatment car, clean them
out Or cure them. and one stage leads into ans
other until after a while the kidneys them
selves begin to break down and dissolve There
through the inside nerves that control them.
which DR.. Shops RestoIa alone strengthens
raatore1
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For e Stomach Troubles

n The stomach, is controlled by a delicate nerve
called the solar plexus. Prize fighters know
ibIow-neans sure Knockout. For this nerve
Is ten times as sensitive e The pupil Of {, yopr
lcentera Of the great Inside 4nerve--the power
nerve. It Ia {one OF the master nerves. The
stomach is It's slave. Practically all stomach
trouble IL nerve trouble-inside nerve trouble
solar plexus trouble. DR.. Shops Restorative
strcnKthens the inside nerves-strenethena ths
solar plexus-and the stomach trouble disap-
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higher, Il you have the advantages and
protection for your business. III l consider.
1t more than compcnsates for the diff
ference In the taxes.
Yours truly,
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Syracuse, N. Y, March q, 1906.
FGentle,nen,- Dur factory is lose to cen-
ter OF city. We rent spa CO including pow
or ana heat, " Ara assessed on personal
property, rate 1899 per y, 900. y, Think
rates for thts year are to be q little
lower. We Should consider q central 'loca-
.tion more desirable at 81 rs per 800 With
city swater,5 gas, fire s protecti Ion, close
proximity to other busine ss places, ship
ping stations, ETC.. than out al to wn, disr
tanti and without I feses conyeniences AZ 70
cents, But different factories have DIFF,
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Schenectady N. ", March q, 1905,
Joint Committee on Progress, Richmond,
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ut gives me pleasure to say that have
used Your Pure Malt Whiskey with the most
derfulD aid in sustaining health and strength.
especially for a person who is getting along
in years t tones up and regulates the sys-
innI aids digestion, stimulates the'clrcula-
lion and onrches the blood. gives n good ap.
jpetite and makes you sleep we'll at night.
3CATIIERINF1l SKINNER, SIS Beaver ST., New
Britain, Conn, Sept ~. 1904. III 1.l
pa AZ her! dyanced age, MIS- Skinner goes to
mass at Z O clock, and sometimes she attends
service twice a day. She, ats her meals reg
room In order and threads her own needle,
She reads Il small print prayer hook cacn
day. with tho help OF her spectaces, and
while her hearing is slightly Impaired none
OF her other faculties are much affected by
her extreme old age, ~ g5j 9H}
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Philadelphia. March es. 1906. /.
Uointt Committee on8 Progress:
q Gentlemen We must certainly agree
with your views asf ID the adyisa bility of,
having moro room forshouses Tor en- OF
reasonable. means. and also increasing the
sites for manufacturing purposes. Our;
foundry is in the limits Of Philadelphia.
and were We going TO move to Richmond
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we must be within the heart Of the city,
Tor protection sake, as the stock which,
We carry In our safes are very large and
and must have police projections,
which you could not get at night II, the
suburbs. This appeals to all the other
manufacturing jewelers. Of this city. an
.thay are all within few blocks OF the
centre OF the city, Our other large mani,.
facturies, like the varnish leather, car.
rjage, etc, are all within the city limits.
Respectfully yours,
IJfftRL1e.H e sfNNOCk. AZ
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-01-26
The Art of Eating.

Eating is the first thing we learn to
Go and the last thing we learn to do
right. Some never learn it at all and
end their lives and their happiness
through the neglect. AS it consumes
much of our time and must always
do SO it is a duty to make it an ade-
quate source of pleasure. 1t is some
thing which all may appreciate, and so
has much to do with democratiZing
pleasure. As long as pleasure is con-
fined to the higher-to music, litera-
ture or contemplation-it must be linn
tied and be the privilege of few who
can have the required culture. 1t is
important to secure enjoyments which
all men may have and not depreciate
the capacity of the poor or low. That
there may be much happiness it must
be in the many, and these can have
only a simple happiness. The good
things of life must be found in the
common acts in the elementary things
which are necessary to life itself or
which every one will occasionally
have. To disparage physical enjoy
ments-though all enjoyments are such
lis to try to limit enjoyment to the
rich or the Standardization Cooking
School Magazine.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-01-26
The Mis-. of n ..Nfr.-

An amusing illustration of the value
Of courtesy in the factory is given by
the London Engineering Magazine. "At
one time" says the writer, I'VE had
some large forging drawings returned
to the works, and the order clerk, into
whose hands they came told his err
rand boy TO take them to Burnham,'
one Of the foremen. The boy looked in
establishment. but upon n peremptOry
order he went OFF with the drawings.
We missed them n day or two later,
and upon inquiring Of the boy he said.
You told me TO take them to burn 'cm,
and ! did, it. In fact. he had taken
those drawings TO the boiler room and
had them burned. all because the order
clerk forgot to use the Mr. when Civ
ing his instructions"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-01-26
sIeeninE In Church.

Some men preach" said Sydney
Smith. ''as if they thought sin is TO
be taken out of a man as Eve was
taken out OF Adam. by casting him
into a profound slumber." So at any
rate thought not South, who. preach
ing one day at Whitehall, observed
King Charles II. and several of his
attendants asleep. STOPPING down.
he cried out to one Of the delinquentS,
My lord, am sorry TO interrupt You,
but If you snore so loud you will wake
the king" His majesty thereupon
awoise and. turning to his neighbor, re-
marked with his accustomed good ma
tuTe: This man must be made bish-
op. Remind me on the next vacancy"
Latimer speaks of a woman who suf-
fered from insomnia. and who, all
soporiics having failed. was taken to
the church OF ST. Thomas of Acres,
wien she fell at once into refreshing
slunlber.-lsoHdon Mail