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NJ Il HE RE BATE G HEc IL SYSTEM
no ', no f,f tnOlra U r. nh u "a

Y
Il e 8 RE BATE HEc ~ SYSTEM
The Issuance Of books o ( checks se
Ting the holders thereof to {: genei
discount on every cash purchase mad
the leading stores In this clty.8
The chief object OF the RE ba tes CHI
System Is to encourng 60 you to pa y sscJ
forSwhatever YOU purchase, thereby az
snnteeing, to you nm actua Il saving 0f
cents On every dollar you spend. SssS
x Over two hundred of il the q TVS ~
awake, progressive merchants 3havefsll
scontrncts to accept rebate checks.
new ones are being added to this
every q day. Y gu can plainly sec tina
is TO your advantage * to- spend iSy {
money with merchants that aceeptss
bate checks Give these lnerch
great bulk OF your valued spatrpilag e,s
do everything in your power to md
your friends and nelghbors to dol
wise. ~ 7SSsi
Tho man or woman who uses rel
checks actually saves one cent on teve
twenty cents t3lsh purchase, Two cents
every forty cents cash pure y ase fc
cents on every eighty cents cast ~
chase, five cents on every II cash III
chase, twenty-five cents on every S ci
purchase, fifty cents OH & every r $40 ~
purchase. ana 50 on, See " flat
means to you In The course OF n yelr
$eyen3lnga month q, n week. Vi a9s3
The grocera accept the rebata " che
the butchers accept them, TOO, and "a
the dry goods, clothing. shoe, millii
and furniture stores. The plum bers1
the electricians accept their, and -
,hu stove dealers ana the wood and
dealers. In fact, there is hardly ass
i IN any branch OF business that III
glad to accept them with your, cas-
cll,Ises, u s. s3isy u
by tile aid of rebate check the
that spends five dollars u week VIII
ytually save enough on his purchase
keep his lodge dues and life insuri
policies paid up The woman who sp'
hut N dollar saves her rllcke car lar
doesn't require much figuring 70 gul
see the tremendous financial holp
rebate checks will he to you. y 5s8!
IA hook OF checks, worth $40 IN
counts, costs you but one dollar,
A clear. unquestioned saving TO-
OF nine dollars go. The book IL as
as ii certified cheek on any bank for
dollars ($lo}, Take the checks and M
them the same ms actual Tloris Ss
ncr cent. OF anything you buy for ca
3 SEQ Rebate Check pirectory and IN
Dispatch for list OF stores that wiz
scept rebate checks, {, a
= y 81 Ni y
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N1ylNaryhoehnes(

Nervous exhaustion invites disease.
This statement is the positive truth.
When everything becomes q burden
and you can not walk q few b ocks with
out excessive fatigue, and you break
out into perspiratton easily, and your
I face hushes, and you grow excited and
shaky at the least provocation and
YOU cannot bear to be crossed In IN y.
thing you are in danger; your nerves err q 8
have given out; you need building up;
/ 1t once / 10 build up woman . nerv--33
Gus system and during the period OF
change Of life we know Of no better.
medicine than Lydia 3. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound. Here is an
Illustration. Mrs. Mary u. Koehne. 3715
Garfield Avenue, Chicago, III. writes K
III have used Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound for years in my family and 1t
never disappoints /; so when felt that i way
Observation-Disclosures Of life commenced treat
ment With It. & took in all about SIX bottles
and 1t did me great deal Of good. It
( stopped my dizzy spells, pains In my back
and the headaches with which i had suffered
for months before taking the Compound. I
feel that II It had not been for this great med
Il ioine for women that j should not have been
alive to-day. # It Ia splendid for women, old or
young, and will surely cure gil female disori-
sders.S q !. q S# H, 5sS
Mrs. Pinkham, of Lynn, Mass, in
svites all sick and iniling women to write
\ her for advice. Her great experience
} Is at their servics, free OF cost.
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Il Charlotte Republicans
9{spec'al3to The Tinlcs-Djspatcll.

u .5l8 (Spec'al3to The T1nlcs-D sDatcn.J@.
Il DRAK 10 81 BRAN CHssly 22:.77,lh q
1lcan@ leaders Of Charlotte county
n 10 3. 81. Summers, OF Abingdon, h Va,
iatsthis place to-day. The former county w
CHAIRMAN and four of the members of the y.
did 81 county q committee, being Federal
{oftlce holders, resigned, and the following y,
were elected to MI hes va cancies sCounty
Chairman, Otis Chry11les u. Ct IS ey IS
Vile. va; u Secretary OF County Commit
tee. Otis TUCK h,sNl.'
Commit teemens llanI m. Reeses,
va; VI. y. Berkl othng y T. y a.
b. Hanme u 81 g. i, al2a y.
". sDicker son, Drake Bra mel. .lfVa n
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MERCHANT KILLS NEGRO.
Was Being Choked and Shot il
81. Self-Defense. Is. .$5 p
special;to The Times-Dispatch.) ~

(Speclnlto The Times-D ispatcll.) 5a& N
E KINsTON, N. c., Feb y 25.---dr. George
jHawkins,s;l young merchant Of this city,
shot ana Killed Cicero Moore, a negro
/ late this aftcrnoon. Trouble arose over
"a small account, and the negro want ed
further credit. which Hawkins fused
The negro. who was 9 rdered out OF the
store, caught 4 Hawkins by the throat
and began to choke him. Fla wilkins then
fired his pistol. the ball taking effect IN
the negros bdomen The negro stag.
agercd into the street and expired In "a
Few minutes. Hawkins was bound over
TO court under a SEQ bond. 7 he eviden nee
showed UNSUITABLE homicide. st 253
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Ia ulkner Again u isrnissed.

lSpecinl " to The u mes -DtspatcH - "
u sWIECHESTER,Sss Y A. = e b, Tine
charge: againstR Oliver ia 50 ulkner. q
prominent merchant, Of improper conduct
3inlthe presence Of Miss Effie Beitsch,s.w
finally settled to-day, when Justice Rear il
don dismissed the case on the grounds Of
conflicting evidenc and 5insutlicient testi-
;mony. Several weeks go Miss Beltsch
sued in the Circuit Court for $40, o00$ dam
ages and lost. Vi: &, Isl ( 4.
n "a grand jury $inS the corporation Court
failed to indict; Faulkner criminally,i.and
then;it was .broughtsu in the magistrates
court. Z 1t was the first case OF the kind
}on&record here that wa 81 ever AIKEN from
the highest local court 4 q the lowest.
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Literary Celebration.

{3pecial3t 70 The Tmcs- Dlspatch.l \, ~ a
SALEM. Az. Feb. &c. The forty-ninth an.
MIA Is celebration OF the Clceroman Literary
rImh ~ ROANOKE College, WAS held "Wednesday
e,enirg III the town hall. which was elaborate.
ydecorated In red and green the a. soei laI,
nrche "a and q large crowd was present:
Bot hthe subject matter and the 8 VERY u. u
the speeches were excellent and the &c 4
fion "a q d whole was considered one OF the most
succe SIS ul ever held. e, g, =, ~.
The programme was as follows: prssids en-
Mr. Kolner virginia first. pra !. =, :.
His i Country; debate aubj ect Resolved e
THAT Democratic rarty s !, o MARE re-
9y,reinia :@S negative MIR. II .$ M. a. Bandy vir.
rnia final orator, Mr.. NJ +. Bursoni1aN;iir
einia IS subject, 1.-THE Inflrnltles OF Genus. Cd
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u ATLANTIC HOTEL & CASE.
Receivers Asked for to- Take
\ n Charge Of the Property.Aas

VI Especial 10 Tho Times. piopatch., ],
t3s N u, TO LIZ, $e AZ, Feb 26--- Henry j..
west, trustee for tic Penn Mutual IN.
5s,lranoe Company, Of /; Philadcp hla. this
morning entered q suit In the Court y 33 81
Law and Chnncery forEthc appointment ic
of receivers for tho Atlantic Building
Ecompany,sthe owner4o the q tlantic 1 ii 70
tel and to- take charge OF the collection
4 OF rents and the property for the recov "a
cry OF It's bonded debt OF 5000 900, which
amount was advanced by the Pcni, Mt.
stual on the property ut Main and CRANKY
Streets on6whicl,5 the firm Of John y. VII
build d hotel Tho bil15in tho case was
sflled this afternoon in the clerk office.
and It Is long and Intricate. J.
$F There were two loans Al M Wo sets o.
bonds. The Richmond Trust and Safe De- IEs
gposlt Company made one loan q S3b 9. a
1000 and took bonds for that amount Then
the Penn Mutual Insurance Company
took bonds to- the amount Of 5000, ooo.a=s
The cause or the suit IS the default In
the payment OF IS, 1853 In taxes. XXI
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BUT ONE q CAUSE
J. S Circuit Court Il earsSA ARG
tnrleent III Alexandria Case.


y The United States Cireuit Court fbl
pea s. Judges G ~, Boyd rld II MIc eIlIeyg
&sittlng,%was elga ged & II sterda J, ssss
sion hearing sing $50
THE cause arg ued q an 4 s,lbmitt ed wa WEI
53 10, SO nmes III Inc heloeE et 81 .,sStap1
3lants, VS.. the Con,putl ting Scale compa
appellee; appeal from the SC rculta3S 81
al xNlexandria. III gued by II;. BID; ]. 81
little. of Washing on, nd hal
sHowson,$ OF PhIladelp hla, a::,,S for}8t hess'
tpellants, and by Sfelvl g hurc h, Oh ya|
$ington, p. for he app4 lees. and "a
smitted. 81 H, slsS
These attorneys were IA dlnitted to pr
tice in this court: Melville Churcl and
<, Doolittle. q VAST ington, p w g:
Charles Flo Wson m, OF Phi lad phia..s laS
Xxi Xxi There will he but one case In he'd
for argument ONO rroyv
IS No. SGT. James Freeman Brown, pla|
5tiffFin error, VS. Il. Guy Harris receiver
Fairmont Mills, defendant in Serrorsj
error to the Circuit Court al Charles |
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We Paid 100000.

f For the American rights to Liquozono,;
and the rights in other countries have
sold for proportionnte sums. We men--
tlon this fact to indicate tho value Of.
Liquozono-the value to you, Men have ave
never before paid such q price for any
discovery used In the cure of sickness. sss,
We need not tell you that we proved
I4iquozone well before buying It. For
years 1t was tested through physicians
ana hospitnls, in this country and others,
IT was employed In every stage OF every
germ disease In all the most Ill ffiouult
cases obtanable, With thousands 2
sick ones. Considered incurable, we proved
that It did what medicine could not do,
Then. and then only, did we pay the
price, l !. !.
81 600 900 . to make Liquozone' known.
we have bought tho first bottle and given
II FREQ to every ack ono We learned y o.
These people told others, and the others
told others. Tho result is that Liquo-
zone Is now moro widely employed than
any medicine over was, And no ono can
doubt that 1t Is doing more for sick hu--
manty than all the. drugs In use COM
hined 5 t.HSAS pSal NJ 3}sfl it3 HA tEt3.fttisi
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sUN Nj ] ] !. !. ]
HEAR .D.!R|., !. H | IN !.
Interesting P Programme: Prepared
for To- day, 4 7 morrow
y ss !s jst,i Il; and 4 Tue sday. Z

1,1nond have a treat lin store forat them IN
the meeting to be held by Dr.. and N Mrs.
II SHammill, Of Nashville. Tenn. DR.. Ia M
MN is recognized as ono OF the most pro-
gresslve Sunday school men Of this coutn-
try, he was for many years e =
i IN thef$work OF the Ma .onnl u Su ndily3
School Association, but tor, some time
has had charge OF the Sunday School De-
5nartment Hnf the7g} Southern Methodist
4 Church. Dir. IIammll has d s lycn years mrs
OF careful study and thought to this I'm IN 4
tportant branch Of Christian work ans - as
a writer and speaker on this supJec no
d is an acknowledged leader: M rs. liam
mill is aiding also In the work {devottng
her talents principally to the primary
3llepartment 81 OF the W school, {5}2ss She Z Is q
charming speaker and one who rs 8 a. L a
ways wei coined II by ~. edmond 9sa ue'l- y
lecnce. AZ These meetings are to be held
under the Methodist Sunday School Sc, \
5ciety. but Sunday school workers Of az q
denominations are crodinllys invited ana ana
will be especially wei comed. ss 5ts (.
The programme VIII be ms {. foiloW "
Sunday afternoon, Feb. 20. :; $50 q clockk,
rev. ". ]. x oung. 3. D., presiding. Gem
tenary-A Primary Foreword, Mrs. Ham \
nil 1.-THE Problem OF the School, DR.. Ham Z,
Sunday exening, s o'clock, Rev. II. n NJ,
NIaxey, presiding. Union staton-Mlnn-
aging Children, Mrs. Hammlll; The Prob
lem Of tho Superintendent Dr, Hammlll.i
Monday afternoon, Feb, 27. a Clock
Rev. L. b, Betty, presiding. Centenary
Teaching Children Mrs, IInmmill; Inc ,l,'
Problem OF the Glass, DR.. Hammill
Monday evening o'clock, Rev, 4 e. 81. NJ
Chandler, presiding, Centenary Equip
ping the Primary Teacher. MRS. Iammill;t
The Problem Of tho Teacher, Or. Hammill.s
n Tuesday afternoon. Feb 2s. 4 o'clock
Rev A, IS. Jones, presiding. Centenary
The Junior Department, Mrs. Hamn.iiil;t
The Problem of Training. Dr. Hammill.
TUESDAY evening, 5 o'clock, Rev ~. a..
Thomas. presiding Centenary----Prlm
Pastoral Work, Mrs, HammllI The Prob Prob,
lem OF Soul Winning, DR.. Hnmmlll
Z Certificates OF honor for faithful attend
ance will be issued mt close OF conference
Mrs. IIamlnill Will speak to tho Sunday
school ut Union Station Church on SUM
day morning. DIR. Hnmmill Will talk to
the school ut Denny Street Church &C
$3.50 o'clock md will preach NJ the !, ! y
o'clock service at ST. James Methodist
Church. Was N s 81 s
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WANTS
DIVORCE. RECONNAISSANCE | | N 81 %
w 5y{lflfiT Nat q I3.!L M
Efforts Of Court to Effect Re-
conciliat!on Proved Un- sss
awaiting.
.(By Associated Press.)'

PATHS. FEB. 25.-yrhe Tribunal Of the
'scine to-day heard the preliminary appi.s,
cation OF Mrs. MacBride. former Maud Ma %
Come (the irish Joan Of Aro), for a d.
ivorce from Major MacHride, who was q
prominent member of the irish regiment
of the Doer, army in the recent war i,
South Africa. The effort 3of the court
To eject d reconciliation was unavalllng,
and Mrs. Mact3ride was given The custody
OF thetirfant, pending il settlement OF tho
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There arc at least three mill MONIES mes
n America which know from experience @ aFl1
the value OF Liquozone. Some o. those nose
homes use 1T simply TO keep ell as W.
do But tens OF thousands have lives V t'u \
were saved by It.
Yet some remain sick with q ge P'S'
disease, while all OF those millions y know now
that 1,iquozone cures. some stu c''t's
10 drugs for what drugs never yer can a. 7.
They. arc wrongIng themselves 81 A ~
own friends-thclr own mel ghbo rs-cal'n ten
them the way to set well, ..si
We ask those sick ones to write VS. Is we we
viii buy for each one tho first bottle OF :
Llquozone, and pay the druggist ourselves 'n Y
for it. Each Is welcome to try It at our "
expense, then let the results decide about
using 1t afterwards, Il, ti Il, |. !,
Don't try to kill inside germs with
drugs. for YOU cannot. Don't cling
ablindly to old methods Of treatment,
used before germs were discovered rs, Let
lis prove what this new way means ans 70 %
vn \
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New Convicts
3(speclnl3t The Times Dispatch.

lSpeclnl7toT The mes-Dlspnt ch,y5s
! ii Tl'AZDWELI4. " Al, re b, a25. Ca WING
dill, who ki lied Dbb lIenkle in thistle
on the night Of October sta last was ~
mere to-day and discharg III
Hubble, alias Davis, a, white nj AMI
was at one time alninist er,t con fessed
stealing q horse, and & was glyenss
years In the penitentlnry Z, and Isl He
Mathews. colored confessed 1T Oh, robhl
the Pocahontas depot and was giyells
years. ii gs ~, All As asss ~
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Mr.. Crayer Appointed,

4 MI, II. M, Crayer. Of Minneapolis, Mimi,
has been appointed State agent for Wiz
ginin. az the Wnshburn-Crosby Company,
n that, city. and Will make his head
IN this city. lie succeeds CAP
tain Ashby Miller. who has recently been
resident here, but for many years q
u!tizen Of Alexandria. Captain Mll4lar VIII
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
Not Medicine.

AZ Liauozone is not made like medicine.
by compounding acids and drugs; nor u
{ there any alcohol In It, It's virtues are
derived solely from gas, made IN larse'
part from tho best oxygen proaueers,
The process Of making taxes aRe s. - Gays
tho end 81 two weeks, we set one cubic
inch Of Liquozone for each l,25e fapls
Inches OF gas used, The attainment Of
this product has, for more Than twenty
years, been the constant subject Of seem
%tiflc and schemlcal research. HI
II The main result Is, ito get INTO Y llquld,
and thus into tho blood. q powerful, yeI
harmless, germicide. And the product
is SO helpful-so good for you under any
condtion-that even q well person reels
q Its instant benefit. # Il ts X. 4;
Y This is the prod act which IN The past
two years has sprung into ldea ]Al'
\ NJ the treatment Of germ diseases, y Y
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DOESN'T WANT TO DIE,
United States Prisoner Before
Commissioner Brady. #

Levi suIlIvan5and CHARLES a. Carroll
white men, arrested BY Fedora le'als
In Goochland county some days ago,
charged with pcrsonatlng officers OF INC.
United Suites aid obtaining money by
fraud In such assumed or pretended char
acter, we're yesterday giyenSn preliminary ~
hearing before Commissioner Joseph -.
Brady and held for the Feedrnl grand
dury's action, Sullivan recently Attempted
suicide while confined in the llenrlco
jaIl, Yesterday when arraigned before
the commissioners, he VA sneWons ana
.hysterical, weeping during almost al
the twenty minutes Of the bearing, the
two men had no counsel. ana nude
frank plea Of guilty, evidently thinking
that the commissioner would PISS tlnnl
Judgment upon them, sullivan hysterl-
cally informed Mr.. Brady that hn would
rather have theigovernment kill him than
10 die by his own hand Ff@
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!. Kills Inside Germs,

The greatest value OF Liquozone lies In
tho fact that 1t kills germs hi the body
without killing the tissues. too. And mo
man knows another way to do It, ANY
drug Sthat kills germs is a poison, ana y
cannot be d taken 4 internal Y. For hat
reason, medicine - almost HELPLESS w
any germ disease: s' & a. w 4. q
a I,iauozone is3 d gernlicid e so certain that
We publish on every bottle an offer o q
$1,000 for q disease' germ that II cannot,
Kill, Yet w Is not only harmless, but q,
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q. TWO i, DIED !: : ! }
Passenger and colored Fireman nan
Who Were Hurt in Wreck.

IA (specIai to The Times Dlspatch,). w
4 sTRASBURG, VA, Feb. 25.---ColIncidLci ~
tai deaths occurred here today as rs, rs;
suit Of the wreck at the Front Z oy si sssi &
on q Monday. The two who were pore
than slightly injured were EDWARD =.
Mitchell, general manager OF the ol'eh l1.,
doah Lime Company and Q ie a''' ~ c't't
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I Mail Across the River.

3J8I3 " Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.)
WARSAW, Va, Feb. % % ~ day for
the first time in thirty-four daysjlthe
mall was brought across the river from,
Tappa hammock, t3sI 3.3 IN AZ "a s: III Il
$sIYiile navigation is open I at and below
Tappahannock, the ice above that point
yet ren,a llls solld. SE III # Nh Sif FIJI
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Thousands, Both Men and Women, Hayd|
Had Similar Experiences With th
\ Great Tonic stimulant, Which is Il Forr,
Of Food Already Digested

Colonel 81 B Arbucke n 80 ad ST. Memphis saysi
M can recommend Dtffy'a Pure Malt as the
stimln ut have ever Some was run
and my nerves were unstr,ng was al To
tonic stinnnt tried several that did not DO me any
NY prescribed Duffy using ono
see tha doing me good nm IN GOOD heahth
and feel that IL 81 due to your Pure Matt
3sslf South Hill, p o.. Va. une 49, 9o4s
rear sIrs tam an old Confederate soldier OF the Army
Northern Virginia was colonel OF tho
NAM ~ Infantry 81 r'ckett's Division Will be sevet,tys
the et this month lost arm the Butte q
charge Of Pickes Divson ut Gettysburg W1
81 suffered for nearly thirty years with
,yhlch n times incapactate
nned mo to my bed tried d bottle Of your
With wonderful effect It helped digestion gave me
medicine for many complaints. beneica
A. q M case for chronic trouble the
Al recommending it complain IS
benefit. Respect q uly,
satT5 COLI OWTIATTAN3 b. WfiITTLE.'
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wonderful benefit better than anything
else in tho world for YOU. No one ts $. 50
well that he cannot DO helped by II, ..ss VI
The reason is that germs are vege-
tables; and III Liquozone- Ike an excess
Of oxygcn--ls deadly to yegetal matter,
no the human body Iiquozon 9 Il Is e *.
hilarating, vitallzing. purlfylng--tho most
needful the most helpful thing possible,
But to germs 1t is certain destruction;
and these facts are true OF nothing else
In existence a rs rs IF t "a PA ltSG
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Vigorous Manhood
Duffy s Pure Malt Whisky

o.
s and
e
bette
pstu sFoes sea @ @
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now used by the sick OF nine natons;
physicians and hospitals everywhere.
is daily used in millions Of homes
AMERICA.
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20 TO Detroit for the il same & com pa 20 y.
IS widely known md universe lly
popular, ana has hundrs;; friends "a
this Captain MilerE res ign i he. post %
of quartermasterofs he Sevent egiEE
mcn, d nd become. etlred. officer 9 4 me ),
Virginia Nounteert a fter en-
service. He was for nine y ears q me ms
Fer Of the Alexandria Light j n fnntry,.
E the$old Third Regiment, when that q,
Rcompu Il vas OH 5eof the crack co r,lnands
Eof the United States. For the pas fiye
years he has been an officer 9 + he Soy
Sentieth Regim emit, holding y ST. II com
missions Captain NJ llers will remove his n,
family to Detroit ;4EsS, is " 35f 8
CAPT. 4BAURAUD'S SWORDS ).]':]-,' 81
Presented to Museum BY Mrs Mrs.
sBauraud Through Col. Y Stewart art.
interesting event took I place 'lf g g me
Confederate 4 M useum Fyesterday8sat noon 'r.
the Nj OCCASION being tile presen tation SO {
tho swords and sash of Cap ai \ d. homa mas
Tia wson Barraud to- theBmusep by Mrs.
.Barraud, through Colonel Stewart,
OF Portsmouth. The presentation speech
was most appropriate. Colonel 3S SteWart5
smoke OF the herolsm$ and bravery o e Cap
tain 4 l3arraud. Mrs ], Taylor I'll yson's
Of Virginia, receive the swords,
speaking briefly, but approprriIalIt It els: ",
Captain Barrnud was "a prominent c Cit:
zen Of Portsmouth ut the breaking out 9
the war, and went to the front with the
I,VIrglnin d fenders,' as a private; but
was soon promoted to the lieutennncy. Az
ter a year's service. he was elected cap p,
tain. IIe. was in many battles, and WINS
killed s5at Bristoe. OH October, ~, 1858. lie
was buried OH the field, but was q tier IL
ward removed to his nat 81 or = Or
folk, where the remains now res
4 Tho swords presented yesterday were
Captain Barrnud's dress and action
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GLOWING TRIBJJTE OF TWO AZ
CONFEDERATE VETERANS

Co Abucke Col II B We
Army All Kinds Of Hardships Say
Dufys Matt Whiskey Has Restored Their
Shattered 8.H iSs8
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Germ Diseases

These are The known germ diseases;
all duo to germs or to the poisons which
germs create, These are the diseases to
which medicine does not apply, for drugs
cannot kill inside germs. y. N &
All that medicine can do for these
troubles is to act as q tonic, aiding
Nature to overcome the germs, hut
those results are indirect and uncertain
depending on the patients condition.
A cure is always doubtful when drugs are
used, and some Of these diseases medicine
lEeyer5 cures. }t 81 III 81 HI g
Llquozone alone can destr roy the cause
OF these troubles 1t goes wherever the
blood goes, so that no germ, can escape It,
The results are almost inevitable, DIS
eases which have resisted medicine for
years yield at once to I4iqgozone, ''In-
durable" disease arc cured BY IL. In
any stage Of any disease In this list the
results are 50 certain that we VIII gladly
send to any patient who asks llt an abso-
lutte guaranty. 42 " pi {t Bs 49,, IN u S6
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