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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-17
THE DOG DAYS.
Continually Dropping Back May
Come Eventually in Winter.

Dog days begin. according 10 the traditions
of hoyhood in certain parts Of tho United
States when the groom scum, agne. begins to
appear on the surface of the lakes and rivers.
Then II is supposed 10 ba unsafe to so III
the tradition OF many adults as we'll as "
boys dogs most frequently 30 mad. All
nations and races of civilization, apparently,
have had u period during tho summer known
dog days when many maadics We're sup.
posed to be common, hut the madness OF
dogs, hydrophobla, vas never associated with
dog days by the hnclents. .3|
Dog days are u rather indefinite, period, ac-
cording 10 this green scum rule, but there Is
q disagreement Of authorities rs TO when dog
days really do hegin and end. According to the
year about tho time Of the helIacal rising. Of
the dog star, Sirius that Ia, when tho dos
star rises In conjunction rs may BIO observed.
Various dates from July 8 to August 10Th share
been assigned for the beginning of dog days
and they are given various durations Of from
80 to 30 days.
1t seems to have been from the heliacal rls-
Ing of Sirius that the ancients most commonly
,reckoned tho dog days. Thus, at the present
end August ii, Sirius Is the brightest star in
the heavens, and It was easy to associate the
mutual heat OF the brightest star and OF tho
sun with the hottest and most uGkndly period
OF the year Hppocrntes (i50 y CD declared
the dog days to be the most unhealthy part
OF the summer 2F4tS
Dog days are continually dropping farther
back in the calendar, Now they are 12 days
behind tho schedule TO which they held In Tho
period Of the Pharaohs In time Sirius may
r!ss IN the 1saa u wlatsys The EgyPs!Hns
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-17

mouth, Until you arrive at the position
as In Fig, o.. 4.
From this position inhale$ until arrived
at the starting point as in,sFig. 5. 1n-
.flathgE the lungs to their fullest capncity,
forcing the chest out and the chin back.
Repeat eight times. 3
Breathing exercises are very necessary.
for the promotion Of health and strength
and should be given prominent partjin
this course. ti Et yy4$s
Note--Forsth The acorrectlon of round
shoulders and fiat chest practice exer-.
cises !, 2,.34, 5. and breathing exercise
No. 1. 3$G
For the development Of the legs prac-
tlce exercise No. s. NJ
For weak lungs and heart, practice
breath hing exercises No. q and 2.
8 For relieving the system of dyspepsia,
Indigestion and constipation and in gen
eral, aids the organs Of digestion, practice
exercises q, $, ., TO- II, IL, and breathing
exercise No. 2 533, q ~ &
70 keep the body In healthy condi-
ton at all times practice the complete
course Of exercises daily, for at least
20 minutes. on retiring or before break
fast. ~ ~ ~ K,
Never exercise after a hearty meal,
always wait ut least two hours.
Drink plenty Of good pure water be-
tween meals. II y. ,ssSs H
A glass or two, Of water taken on re-
firing has a wholesome influence on the
digestive system. E5
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The just heritage Of every man Is good
health. TO work Iplcnsnrc--to catch
an idca---tn plan with success anu 70
grasp difficult problem that viii meot
u the redllirsnlentS8of the present age, one
Il must huvc&SitalitY, wilma elem. and &C
tive mind 81 good digestion. and be able
TO sleep sound ySaftera day OF nerve ard
brain riiclSing lai,or
II Gymnastics. ii fpracticed Systematically
nnd persistently,% us naturcfs own reme--
s DIV for u1roducinE q strong, healthy and
vigorous body.
[. one need not then be troubled with,
round shoulders, nat chest and weak
lungs.
ROUND SHOULDERS.
The dcformity known rs round shoul-
ders8is quite numerous alnon., men, and
IS caused from the tendcncyHto reach
and bend forward rather than upward
and backward 9
For eXample you will find he majority
of our business men and those confined
most otf the time 10 the Office bending
over n desk, are round-shouldered and
fiat ches ted.
I, is q well understood and acknowl-
edged fact that the position, in regard
to CARRIAGE of the body, we assume the,
greater part OF the Time, is the position
5we eventually ,lnd without fail grow into.
ss.S THE. CAUSE.
Men WHO worIlEat the desk unconscious
" form the habit OF leaning forward,
which at once dapresses the chest and
draws the shoulders forward. THOSE who
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-17

lieve constipation; and develops the abdo-
mlnal muscles.
EXERCISE NO. TO-
From Fig. e Qnst weeks lcsson) bend
body Sideways to- the left and then to
right as shown i'll Fig. 10.
This movement must be entirely In the
waist and must be repeated eight times.
This exercise will develop the chest,
Timber up and strenGthen tho waist and
aid digestion.
EXERCISE NO. II.
From Fig. 8 Qnst weeks lesson), with
heels Kept firmly In position, bend body
sldeward and downward as far Is possible
without bending the knees, and until the
stick is in, frontbas shown in Fig. II. Re-
peat on each side, eight times.
This, movement is entirely In tho waist
and shoulders.
This exercise aids tho organs Of action,
ton. strengthens the kidneys, and relieves
constipation
EXERCISE NO. 10
From Fig. / Cast week 8 lesson swing
stick overhead and bend body diagonnlly
backward following the stick as shown
IN Eit.N Il Repent on each side eight
times.
This exercise aids the organs OF action,
such as the liver kidneys, ana in gen
oral the organs of dgcstion, s4583.&85
breathing l1NERClSE NO g.
III, From Fig. s. Cast weeks coursn) raise
the stick toFthe shoulders Gig. a, and
bend body forward Fig 9).63SISl
&s From tile time Of starting cxpel5 all
air possible from the lungs, through the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-17
WON $4,000 a e SITTING IN BIG
POKER GAME. ON ATLANTIC9L LINER
Norman 3. Ream, Of Chicago and New York, Takes Big
- ----. Pile From Westinghouse Erick
and Heinze

taken off and the f1nancers looscned
their belts and fell to. IL
Inc betting started low enough, but as
the time left for play sdwlndled the stakes
grew. Big hand followed big hand, and
at last the wat chers got a universal and
unanimous headache every time theystrIed
to count the money. Some OF the men
in the crowd whose cigars exhaled q
certain strength of their own decided
that the United States mint had broken
loose and formed a combination with the
Bank Of England, with the joint riches
of both on the gaming table.
! After several small 1ackpots of So, 600
and otherssuch trivial sums, the quartette
of gamesters. after trying to quit for a
long timeand falling down before tho fas-
cination of the game. agreed on one, grand
finale, where all limits of the past were
TO be tlwarfcd and forgotten.
And then the fun began The hand was
dealt around and the betting started. Be
fore the players drew cards for the final
Titanic struggle there was over $50, 900 In
the pot. After the draw the game con-
tinued to, grow faster and iiercer
Somebody bet Sl.t0oand somebody raised
back, and the raising continued back ana
forth, and every bet higher than the one
before until somebody called. N#,
There was $4,000 in the pOt when the
call came. On the showdown Mr.. Ream
had the high hand and heRralted In the
stakes putting him away to the good on
the nights play.
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Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)

!
OLEDO,8 O.. September 16.t-Normen Is
Ream, Of Chicago and New York, 1t de-
vclops was the hero Of the big poker
game on the high seas In the middle of
tile Atlantic about a week ago, which
was told of in dispatches from New York
ION the Kaiser WlhelmII he got away
with a lot OF much fine gold that be-
longed to several other opponents Of the
high finance business.
George Westinghouse the man who in
vented the air brake and the honest man
recently selected by Thomas Il, Ryan as
Sone Of the three trustees of the Equitn
BILE Life, with Grover Cleveland and Nor.
gan j.. O. Brien as his colleagues; Henry
G. Frlck, the Pittsburg millionaire steel
man, and l.. Augustus Heinze, the Mon
tana copper king, fell, before Mr. Rcam's
expert system of playing poker.
< The Kaiser Wilhelm landed in New
York last Thursday morning, and Mr..
Ream stepped ashore just $4,000 richer
than he had been a few, hours before.
The night before the landing, the last
game played in the saloon, did the trick.
The four financial stars played to q
crowded saloon. The game had beer, so
ing OF steadily for four or five days,
but OH Wednesday night the limit was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-17
SPIRITISM.
Its Birth in America.

The first Of u series &of four hrtlcies
on psychical research appears In Public
| 9Opinion, September 10Th. The author, Mr.
| ii. Addington Bruce, first takes up the
| historical side Of his subject and dis
/ cusses the genesis OF splritlsm or lis
Introduction into tho United States, Mr..
| Bruce says:
The scene now shifts from Euro2e TO
\ America, and in America TO inc llttle
ISNew York village of HydesVille through
/ which, early in the year 1915, ran q
I'rumorlhat "splrts"t were haunting the
I house Of II farmer named FOX ana haa
made their presence known BY loud
ilknocklngs, On The evening OF the 3lst
of March this rumor received cohllrI'i'-
| tlon when Mrs Fox carried 20 severili
I npighbors the astounding information
| tint in answer 10 n challenge from one
! Of her young daughters the spirits hau
| time and again given the exact num-
| Der OF traps" requested. AT word or
This some ton or twelve people hulriea
| to the Fox home where tho spirits,
nothing abashed by the unwonted gath
| ,ering, proceeded to rap out precise DC
| tails regarding the personneh ages, etc''
! Of families resident nearby, anu even
| to indicate that@n murder had peen
committed in the house some years be-
! fore.
| A few evenings nfterward ~ WAS az
4 nrmcd through tho same source mat me
\ remains Of the murdered man hhd peen
| buried In The cellar, and subsequently,
bones thought 10 be human We're ac-
| tually discovered there. The Incident
of course, made considerable stir, and
| hundreds came to hear the "rnpplngs'
which, singuarly enough, developed only
| In the presence of the two FOX ehllafeh'
Margarretta and Catherine, " WAS not
long, however before reports OF slinllar
'rapplngs'' came from other paris on lhs
country, and tho belief that a means on
bridging tho gulf botWeert nc mere una
the hereafter had mt last been discover
cd grew rapidly, spreading first through
The Eastern states and then TO a.! sec
lions of the Union. In n word, modern
spIrtualism had been born
That learned men demonstrated no" tHe
'.appings" could 10 produces pE lApi'a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-22

Loea physicians are mlllasing
Governor Mead for the Announce
mont which he recently madgt that
he would make reductions N the
expense OF running the irisano aay-
lum at Stellacoom, amonnlliiK to
$4,000 a year. -
According Co local medical ~men
Interested In the institution. the
allowance for It's malntcnhnc0 has
always been too small. A. a result
there has been more or loaa lpenm-
pstonee ia the management and
several scandals have occfr@'ed.
DR. Farmer Is the iatcssz member
Of the medical staff At thae sHyiun
to leave. He IL said TO- ha1h re-
signed because Of trouble In krtting
along with Mrs. Herman. the mat
ron. The doctors friends assert
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-22
Sporting Briefs

Doc. Rollers gone stump speech
les again.
SAYS Doc To Gree: oh. went
you come and play with met
Nit" saya Greg.
That Wolverine ought 10 be snok-
ed out somehow. Doc Rollers per
suaslve' vocabulary won't do L.
What neNtf
Where are the lambs for the altar
Of sacrlfices The hungry wolves OF
the L. s 5. Philadelphia want a
football game
Nicklng shins and pelting pins "a
the popular things these days
Seeker football Is sure coming
aloag.
If seekers ability was judged
BY the hicks ia his shins. they'd all
Be strntting around with their
stockings down
The reelection Of. Puiliam 20 the
National league for one thing.
shows how friends can stick.
With that now resolution Pulilam
can certainly tear things ap. Guess
maybe better order will be main
tanned on the ball field next year.
Pulltam has full power to fine.
suspend and expel any player for
dlsorderiy conduct on the field. and
his decision will be final He also
has power 10 repFimana managers.
John T. Brush il awfnsly mad at
President Pullism. and the hi-you
chief must lock out. tHiun warfare
will be Brush's next move.
Patsy Donovan has got n Job with
Brooklyn. VIII he do as well rs
Hanlon. or betterf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-22
Dab nAAG8

The Seattle Athletic club wants 70
get Dad" Grcgury, the famous ex-
Michigan gfldirou hero. TO turn cut
with the squad and help win the
New Years game with Multnomah.
Gregory steidiiy refuses. saying
his time Is too valuable, Tho old
Wolverine realizes Il would. take
lots OF hard training and much SAC
rlfice through the Christmas holt
DAYS. and that's what he won't Dc
prive himself OF. not even for n
game Of football
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-22
WARD!

ROCKFORD. M. Dec. ga
mauked thug entered the barroom
of G0ttlieb Arnold ut dayhreak and
while Arnold was counting his
money. shot him In the back.
Arnold died two hours later
The thug fleeing. met y, A. Full
Ter at the door and probably fatal
~ shot him. IT,, roRber then fled
down tho mains-ltrcet and diaap-
peared
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-22
MoTnERs. cLuR plNNgR

NEW YORK. Dec. 22.-The an.
nual Pilgrim Mothers dinner. given
by the New York City Mothers club
viii be held az tho waldorf-Astofin
this morning Il promises 60 be an
unusually interesting and original
affair. as. for the first time in the
history OF these dinners. the Path
era" will not be permitted 90 81
at tho festive board with the Moth
ers." but will be relegatad TO the
gallery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-22
WILL GOV. MEAD FIRE
HIS OWN FATHER 4?

that tho matron has attempted 10
uaurp too much authority.
Incidentally. local medical men
are wondering very much " Cove
ernoF Mead will discharge his own
father. who was recently given a
position" al the asylum, The sal
AIRY Of Governor Moad's father IN
said to be SO a month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-22
rnsckY TOMMY

NEW YORK. Dec. 2f.-Thomas
Lawson today sent n telegram 60
this city. saying: The system viii
undoubtedly break me. you've heard
them say. Watch sharply for a
rise. I shall probably be compelled
10 assign" This Is believed 10 be
= part Of I2wson'z campaign
Ths Telegram Was taken a. being
nAreaxfie,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-22
Grinstead Declines

The student hoard of control OF
the state university has dessded to
walt fer some time before elccting
an athletic manager. Grinstoad has
again been offered the position, bat
refuses ON the ground that hls time
will be completely taken up with
other matters this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-22
This Is Sad

BELLINGHAM. Dee. 20 Prize
fighting may be stopped for good
and all In Bellingham. Sheriff
Williams and Prosecuting Attorney
feringer have taken their stand
against the sport aud things look
black for the pues Ia that locality.
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BACK 70
TIVE STAGE

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. ss.-nob
Fitnslmmons will go back TO the
stage and forsake the pug game for
good. lie II billed To appear IN a
local theater next week. Bob came
down to breakfast yesterday morn
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tkttttttttttt t 4 =
Because he forced her 20 live 4
4 Ia One-room ahanty for ~ =
\ years and otherwise treated 4
4 her In n mlaerly way. although 4
= amply able to provide for her. =
4 rs The reason given by Guild 4
4 Tretlard for desiring a divorce =
4 from Knut0 Ffetland. The a
4 plaintiff states that because Of 4
= her husbands niggardlineHa =
4 abe loft him In Iowa and came =
4 10 Seattle to live with her >
daughter. y
y
800 ttkttt 49, =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-22

Ing looking little worse Cor the
punishment he received the night
before.
The sum taken In at the gate was
SIT. t0f. OF this O'Rrien gets
s3.aSa15. aud bob. s2.46i.o5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-22
muFFLERs. REFERS AND FULL
DRESS SHIELDS.

Anything that can be desired at
D. ~ Brooks a Co.'s. 1881 end ave.
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SILK OR Llnss HANpkER.
cHlEFs

In plain. fancy. OF initial A variety
second to none at prices from Is cts.
TO sf.se each. F. y. Brooks a CO..
fazi Ind ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-22
GIFT SUGGESTIONS

1850 fancy Vests IN appro-
PIRATE Christmas boxes 80.
tsssssss sss.ssssssaN t.XD
t7bc and if0o Ties IN Iuai-
Fluual ooNsH .2s1f
tS.Oo and tz.b0 silk suHpendsrg
Ia fancy boxes ...........
.s..t. 75e and s1.OO
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Suits

5000 Mems Wool Suits. .g4g5
1900 Mems All Wool quits
s'ss+ssssss.s.ss 80 .fsD. 80
tiB.oo Mems Fine worsted
Sni's ..s.s.s...r..... S1.2J
si80o and 5000 Mems Fine
TaiiOr-made Suits -. 40. Tx
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Shirts

400 Fine White IAundered
ahiftH s+t.ss.ss.ss+sss Loo
2Bc Wool Socks .... I've
1zHc Black and Tan Socks. :.
ssfsssssssssss - fs.sssss 1hR
75e Fine Soft Front Shirts. Hizes
IL 10 i5h only 25e
400 Fine Shirt ..4.... lie
81 90 Fine colorsd Laundersd
Shirts ....s.....s......s Zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-22
TO LEASE GROUNDS

The county commissioners have
decided 10 Immediately advertise
for bids on a lease Of the Third
avenue frontage Of the Yeaier block
for two years. The advertisement
Is being prepared this afternoon.
II il planned 10 sell the two-year
lease for a sum 10 cover the expense
OF the excavation Of the block. now
IN progress. There IL about 30
feet frontage on Third avenue and
no difficulty Is anticipated by the
commissioners IN getting good bids
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-22

MuFFLERs AND EVENING
DRESS sHlELD6.
The largest variety Ia the city AZ
u n. Brooks \ Co. 1881. "a Ave. 80
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siooo Young MEMS Suits. doubis

The foIIOWlnK Euods WeF9
bought by the old concern and
for that reason we can cut the
contract price. that's why you
can buy them here for less
Monarch Shirts ........ S5e
Arrow Brand Collars. . for DE
Cluett Shirts ........... A1 On
The Celebrated Harlow Shoes
...ss.ssss.... s-...... ~ MI
1880 Lion Hats ....... al Ak
President suspenders -. 35e
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s7so Wei and Calf Skinned
hhos ...-..-......... III 40
sae0 Dress and Working Shoes
............... ..... Sf.65
ss.Do Extra Heavy Working
Shoes. double solss. :. St.s5
s3Bo and sto0 Shoes. choice
stock and best make and lat
est styles ............. %. 10
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-24
y y y y ~ ERR ~ 80 y y
" HARMON REMEMBERED BY "
y THESE LITTLE GIRLS v
y - SRHH 9HgH ~

valentine episode which Is fondly
cherished by two little Brunswick
maids Of tender years. concerns Wey
man Harmon. Savannahs great pitcn
er These tao little future society
bellies became very much interested
i'll the handsome pitcher last year ami
on the occasion OF his accident hera
Snen his arm was broken, their sym.
Iathy was great indeed. They have
remembered their hero with Affection
ever since ans on Valentine day sem
him tokens appropriate to the day
hearing their good wishes and full
names. Their Zero replied with charm.
ing promptness and courtesy express
ITS his approc alton Of their interest
and sympathy and stating that his ball
Playing days are over. to their great
regret. The small maids were hugely
delighted with the letter and at pres
cnt this family is divided against Il.
self as each declares that the popular
athlete is to be her future husband
Time will probably heal the breach,
q course. In the meantime the pre-.
e.ous letter is alternately in the Gus.
tody of the little hero-worshipers, who
know the contents by heart, liter
ally. A..
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What You Cannot Affora

You cannot afford e do vi bout d.
Boschee's German Syrup IN the house
il any OF your family have a consuin,s
tive tendency. or il catarrhs, colds or
bronchial affections are frequent Wis.
itors. German syrup is a recognize
and reliable remedy Tor consumption
and the finest thing on earth for III
throat and lungs II will promptly
heck colds ard is an mfanible rem
cay for Group German syrup viii
keep the chi.iren healthy. Trial bot.
tie 25c. Big bottle 75c At all drug.
Sists
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-24

T ague and malaria can be relieved
ard Cured wen electric bitters This
is pure. TO c medicine. Of especi2l
belient in malaria for il exeYis true
curative infiue nee orc Of tie system
1t is much to be preferred to quinine
having none Of this drags bad after
effects. T.. s Mundsy cf Henrietta
Tex, writes My brother was very
ow With malarial fever and 5anndice
n he took Electric Bitters which saw
ed his life" AT Smiths Pharmacy.
Price Doe; guaranteed
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New Boat corlsq

TIE mex passenger steamer Alaqum
which was recently purchased By the
ST. simon Transit COMPANY is now
being relaired near Boston. and Will
arrive here about the middle Of April
The pe~ steamer IL a side wheeler
with al modern conyenienees and viii
30 welcomed on the run between
l'rgns~ick and ST. Simon.
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take this method TO thank aH those
who so generously assisted me IN
my recent sadness caused by the
death Of my husband I fully appre.
cate the kind assistance rendered
ne by the people Of the city and re.
turn my most sincere thanks
Mrs. JOS. Lucree.
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ITS UP TO YOU, WHAT
WILL YOU 90 WITH IT

Rub II on, OF course. Wesrs Wound
Cure, the bess liniment on earth for
old sores, letter, ring worm poison
oak, piles rheumatism and numerous
ether diseases, also VESTS Gonor-
rhoea and syphilis cure is guaran
teed to cure Conorrhoea and syphilis
and all like diseases. Ask your drug.
Est
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To visit washington al small cost.
Only one fare plus % cents for the
round trip from Brunswick account
residential Inauguration. Full mfor.
nation upon application to JOS c. IL
occur, commercial agent, telephone
2G4.
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ii. mother lsnnroulnn.

The friends OF 4 f Twits, who has
go at Pelham for the pas. several
g pdside OF his mother, viii
aa glad to 'e'1n that the latter is
improving. Mr.. Twitty has not yet
returned to Che city as has been stat.
ta bat IS expected within the next
tcw days
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-24
We are headquarters fer genuine
aced potatoes. 3. Borchard & Co.
How TO Keep Youthful,

Thou shalt not grow old" is au I'M
written law which every sensible man
and woman aims TO observe And
how do they accomplish it? simply
by keeping the system n periarc trim
ia. ough The use OF tonic medicine
IKE Green's august Flower They
keep their hlool ANuro their digestion
good, taei River active, their vital
~ normal and then spirits hOpyaut
Nv the regular aad jadjtious use OF Az.
gust Flower aud It's keep youthfds
and happy Trial bottte. 25c. Big bot
tla Toe. A. al druggists
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In attractive Sc packages At all gro.
Gerry stores In Brunswick pepper, Glow.
es, cinnamon and other pure spices
made BY tho Dixie Drug Company