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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-23
.MERCHAN1'SH0WS
SMAl [ ]
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Refused to Enlighten Police JUS
ticeSSaying Shakespeare
Never Repeats .
JUDGE SENT HIM 70 JAIL II
And is Going to Keep Him I'M There
Ten Days-Th.c New
Turnpike.
JUDGE SENT HIM 70 JAIL Il.
lsnccip1 q rho Times Dispatch,)

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RALEIGH, N. G., September 22.-The
North Carolina State School for the
Blind has opened, with 300 pupils for the
first day fifty more than ever attended
the first day since the Institution began
sixty years ago. During the vacation
period over 5000 has been expended IN
improvements. 1t is estimated that the
attendance will reach a75 "A
The Raleigh Merchants Association has
decided to refund to oil visitors to the
state Fair In October. who spend as
much as $50 with any or all of the men-
bers OF the association, their railroad
fare. they will also open the association
rooms as headquarters for falr visitors
and provide for taking care of packages
ana parcels TX l ~ is43 AZ, 3s
JAILED FOR CONTEMPT
Ii r. W.. Richardson. O well known young
merchant Of this city, was sent 70 jail
for ten days for contempt yesterday by
police Justice Badger. Richardson was
on the stand being, examined by the
Justice regarding q case on trial lie
had made q statement and Justice Badger
had failed to understand him. and asked
over again what he had said Shakes
!pea re never repeats was the response
the witness made. The Justice promptly
directed that the young merchant be
committed to Jail for ten days for con-
tempt, and no amount OF lntercession
could change the sentence.
The two tobacco warehouses In Ra-
leigh are doing a good business, the
sales yesterday having amounted to more
than 10000 pounds and the prices ranged
from IS to S35 per hundred pounds.
The directors Of the State pen larry
and the Council of State are to hold
Joint session here next Thursday for
the purpose of considering matters per-
tanning to the completion ofGtho Wilkes
.horo-Jefferson turnpike. which Is now
within three miles of the summit Of the
Blue Ridge and eight miles of8Jefferson.
For the work thus, far the State has
furnished .sthe convicts and taken stock
as compensation. Cash or material, etc.
has heretofore been raised by the sale
OF stock to people OF the section ira
yersed Now they say no more stock
can be sold, and SIS, 900 more Is needed
TO finish the road, and the plan is for
the State to take this additional stock
and insure the completion of the road
The directors of the pententiary wish
the approval Of the Council of State be-
fore undertaking to do this. ~
After hard fight made against him,
". FL Mullin has been re-e elected chief
of police Of, I. Raleigh. their! being only
one vote against him at the meeting
iof the Aldermeni ST. night. He is one
!of the brightest and best known Masons
in the State.
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paign Club was organized with ia members
Tho meeting was unusually harmonious and
the party leaders believe that they viii pol 81
heavy vote here In November, VA IA
d NORFOLK. VA.-Passed Assistant Paymas.8
ter IT. n, Watrous has been detached from thu;
Naval Academy at Annapolis and ordered to-;
tho Franklin Mt tho nnvy-ynrd here as CONS
missary officer OF that vessel to succeed PAY
master Charles Conrad. who has been do, (
tached as conmlssary and ordered to continue
other duties. n 4Ej
S'rAUNToN. bvA,--Ar. Adam, Towbermann,
who was fatally Kicked IN the face BY hors(
last Saturday died at the hospital here to~g
day He was seventy,eight years old and twice
married. both wives preceding him 20 INA Z
grave. He had many relatives In this section
ENTHUSIASTICALLY A--Mr. John W., Burt,
nm employe OF the knitting MILL while ems
gagged In cleaning the machinery to-day got ~
hand caught In the cogs, and one OF Ms
thumbs was cut off below the first Joint; u 81
WING ESTER. VA.--Tho annual public ms
specion of Winchester Commandery NO. y, Il
knights Templars, was made To- night or 4
Fredierck Plaza opposite the city Hall w "
Norfolk representing Right Eminent Com
mander Frank w, Cunningham, OF Richmond,
It was an Imposing spectacle, and was fois
lowed by an elaborate banquet at MASONIC
Temple. S{3 " M
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE
BY ASHLAND MAN
Henry Kennon Cuts His Own Own
Throat With Pocket
Knife.
Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.)

Il Especial to The Ilmes-Dlspatchl ia
ASHLAND, VA. Sept. 22.-Mr Henry
made desperate attempt to take his
own llfe to-dhy. At five o'clock this a. 4
ternoon his body was found near his
brothers. home with his throat partly
cut. Mr.. Kennon has been In bad health
K for many years, being an intense sufferer
from drousy. Recently he has been very
feebl and In this respondent condition ne
made a, hllnglesone attempt to- cut ne
throat withIa heavy pocket knife, Two
gashes almost sevcring the jugular veln
DR.. C. B. Jones was quickly called and
arrived in time to save his life, sewing
up the wounds. He Is now In a seml !,
conscious condition, and Will recover U
his general health will enable him 70
survive tho shock. q. 81
Mr.. Kennon is we'll known here and In.
Louisa, county having boen member
OF tho Ambulance Corps Of the Eighth
Virginia Infantry In the Confederate scr
Vice. and FOR several years filed the
position OF special atchman In Ashlant.
Mr.. Kcnnon is now In his sixty-tlfth
yenr and has lost his immediate family
In recent years.
Mrs. Dolly Carr and her son, Mr.. Rich;
ard Carr, have returned to Ashland. much
improved In health, They are stoppins
temporarily at Mrs, swlft'a.
The building committee TOR me branc'
Memorial Dormitory at Randolph Macon
College has awarded tho contract for
this new building TO Messra, Ragland &
Slaughter. OF Richmond. and tho con-
tract specified completion OF tho wo'S
by April ! 1906.
It has not yet been determined by the
School board Of tho State who VIII
succeed Mr., Marvin smlthey as superln-
tenden. Of schools Of Hanover, but there
are several candidates for the Office
Mr.. b. Is. Woke, Mr.. s. NJ McChesnoy
and Mr.. Fill Carter Reid,
Mrs. Charles Welsger formerly Miss
snellings. OF Manchester. Va, Is In town
to-day, tho guest OF Mrs. Charles r.
Potts, Mr.. and Mrs. WeisKer VIII prob-
ably move to Ashland II suitable apart
ments can be secured,
Mr., Harry Scott has returned from
Southwest Virginia in much better health
Miss Mary Cobb. Of Elmont, left yes
tercy,y for the Bowling Green Seminary.
Mr.. j. a. Chandler has been visiting
his sister, Mrs, G. n, Pendleton.
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THE EQUITY LIFE. 4 !.
Policyholders Threaten to Bring
Drastic Action 3i3 f55
special to The Times Dispatch,

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
\ LEEsBURG,8EVA. September 22.vThe
.policyholders OF the Equity Life Insur-
ance Company, of s.aunton. Va.,tltving
In Loudonn,tt Fauquler& and adjacent
counties have received circular Letters
from the secretary of the company, a
Mr.. Funkhouser announcing that tho
company had failed and was compelled
to retire from business, owing TO the re-
cent trouble In thes,Eluitable Life. Of
New Yorw, and the Royal Arcanum. -
z The company assigns no other seasons.
gives no statement Of its affairs and
makes no mention OF the distribution Of
its assets. 5.s{ s85
This company carried many policies in
this and adjoining counties, and the indi-
vidual losses will range from $500 to Sl,5cO.
The policyholders contemplate concerted
Investigation Of the company's tlansac-
lions, and have employed counsel to en-
ter civil action, IL found possible, aga nst
the officials OF the company for restI7
tuition OF funds receleyd by the company
with knowledge Of lis insolvency.
Criminal proceedings will be begun II
the facts warrant this course.
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3 MATRIMONIAL TANGLE.
Bothcrs Marry Mother and
Daughter in Buena Vista.

Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.)
/ LEXINGTON, va. September ga
matrimonial tangle Is reported from
Buena Visat. Mr.. Lacy e. Holt, aged 10
years. and Miss Cora A. Henson. three
years younger. were married III that city.
Aifew days afterward the brides broth-
err, Mr.. John NJ. Henson. IS years Of age,
and the groom's mother, Mrs. Lula Ho.t.
mntron or middle life and ~ grand
mother were also married S%
81 Rev. F. II. Berkeley, of4the Baptist
Church. officlated at both marriages.
Much speculation Is being induged in as
to the relationship Q the Offspring from
these marriages. s4F
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SPEAK
IN GREEA5V|LL.E
State Senator Hartman and w. S.
Poage Make Adj
dresses.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

Fl Especial to The Itmcs.Dlspatcn.J III
& EMPORIA, VA, Sept. 22.-The Repub-
lican campaign was inaugurated In
Grecnsvlle county last night, when Sta te
senator J.. N. -.arnan. OF Tazewell coun-
lty, and w. 8. Poage. OF Wytheyille, adj
dressed the voters Of this community
About one hundred people were present
and listened to the doctrines OF Republic
can rule as expounded BY these speakers.
Mr. Hartman led or In statistical
speech Of one hour and was followed
BY his colleague In q running talk Cow
erIng one and one-half hours.
II AS Senator Hartman is n candidate for
State Superintendent OF Public ms truc-
ton, his theme in the main was upon
4 the school question, especially attempting
to impress upon his hearers that II the
State Republicans was successful In Mo-
yerlber the school children OF the Com
mon wealth would be furnished free socks.
His plan for occurring an appropriation
for This item OF reform was 20 weed out
from the Democratic Office holders SUM
cent amount Of men now II State burden.
Books could be furnished every child In
y the State for sum not exceeding one
I hundred and fifty thousand dollars His
remarks relative to Dr.. southall was any
thing but complimentary.
Attorney Poage. like the Senator from
Tazewell. scored Democrat and Demo-
cratic principles, Poagc is an impressive
speaker, and appears to be in earnest
Ho took occasion to say that his father
fought for the Confederacy and gave his
life for It. yet he was Republican root,
stump and branch.
Mr.. Poages success as an attorney
dates back to the time he defended Mr..
RlddIck. OF Brunswick county, the slayer
OF DR.. Temple.
AT the conclusion OF the speaking Capt.
Frank Jarratt, OF Sussex county, an
nounccd his candidacy for the Legislatu re.
His opponent. Mr.. Person, the Democratic
nominee, Is from Sussex. and only re-
ceived one majority over the Greenville
candidate. Mr.. Field. Mr.. Jarratt is run
ming as an independent which may be
taken cum grano sails by the Democrats
OF the two Counties is the way one
Democrat put It last night"
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Died in Commissions.
(snecinl 10 Tho Time .Dispatch)

(speclnlto The Times-Dispatch.) MI
ga NEWPORT NEWS, VA September 20.
Thomas Lee Cunningham, the fiye-year-
old son OF Mr.. and Mrs. 2, i. Cunning
ham, died yesterday afternoon from con-
vulsions after being Ill for only q few
minutes Mr.. Cunningham. who is goy-
eminent weighmaster at the shlpyard.
has been stck for about a week and was
at homo yesterday. Tho child wns play
Ing on the bed with his father, When
lie was stricken with violent Indigestion.
MI. Cunningham administered dose OF
caIomel and soda and the boy seemed
10 recover. A few minutes, later. how
ever, the little patient died from con-.
'yulsions. The funarel will DO held al
the residence, No. l145 Twenty-fourth
street, to morrow afternoon al 4 o'clock,
Tho body will be Inferred at Greenlawn
Cemetery,
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the two men, but hearing a groan after
Inc noise Of the vanishing engine ceased,
began an investigation and found ,1t 4 the l
two dead and badly mangled n men 4 4 be-
side the track a hundred yards distant st 7
One man's head was completely crushed Isl q
The other. who possibly survived few few
minutes, had leg md both arms sew
cred. The bodies were taken to an Under tlfI
takers and prepared for burial al " Both 10Th
young men were popular and well con- on
nccted. The railway company mas ha 40
this track policed to protect trespass 'l7
from peril. iSs S8
The city makes the fact of walking on
1t ain,Isdemeunor. and only two weeks
ago several parties were heavily fined
BY the Mayor for using SO dangerous n
place as q sidewalk.
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MEssE !; GER STRIKE.
Six Under Arrest for Interfering
VI. With New Boys, .-5
Especial to The Times Dispatch,)

- Especial to The ,Tlmes-D ispatch)
e CHARLOTTE. n. c., September "a
six OF the striking Western Union mes
senger boys were arrested by the police
this morning on charges Of creating dis
order around the offices OF the COM
pany md for interfering with new boys.
In several Instances the youthful strik-
ers have attacked now boys. employed
by the company and have otherwise In
tImdated them. Only a few boys have
been secured to take the places OF the
strikers, though the company thinks 1t
will have all the places filled shortly
The cases against the boys arrested
were continued pending Developments.
The strikers manifest no disposition to
return. sgSsS
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NEGRO CLEANS OUT
\ C0L0R.E|:.D FESTIVAL.
Fires On White Man and
is Himself
Killed.
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{.
EUREKA MILLS, VA, Sept, ga
shooting took place In "scunletown, in
the lower end Of the county, SUNDAY
morning. In which a negro named George
Baltimore was killed The facts arc
hard to obtain, but the following were
brought out In tho coroner's inquest
which was held Monday by Justice Mar
shall a. Tucker:
At festival Saturday night Gallimora
became obstreperous enlptled the cabl
by tho use OF pistol.
on leaving the cabin he met q man
In the road and began shooting at him
The man proved to be Doc. Tharpe
(white), who fled through the bushes,
Sunday morning, Tharpe, with his
brother and another man, named Dlcker-
son, armed themselves, and hunted the
negro, finding him In cabin. Baltimore.
seeing them approach, ran into the yard
and commenced to shoot with a piss
tol. Tharpe returned the Are with .
shotgun, and with fatal effect, the negro
being shot twice and dying almost In
stantly, No arrests have been made,
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THE SUPREME COURT.
Holding Afternoon Sessions to
Expedite the Work. @
ISnecIaI tn The T{meS-DISpatCh.)

} Especial to The 3Iimes-DlspatcH.l$y $8
B sTAUNTON. VA Sept 22--ln the
Supreme Court here to-day, the follow
ing cases were heard: In the case Q T. r.
Commonwealth vs. Ed. Stacy, for writ
OF error and supersedeas from Circuit
Court OF Bucha nan county. writ refused:
Stacy was sentenced for killing r. g;
NJ u1len. Rowland vs.. Rowland, from CT 1
cult Court OF Clarke county, transferred
to Richmond. $50 ~,
Bailey vs.. Augustus, ct al. Corporation
Court City of Charlottesville, continued
until next term. n
Norfolk and Western Railway Company
VS.. Hartman. from Circuit Court, Boto !.
tourt argued and submitted
j Hamilton vs.. Stephenson, ct AL. from
Circuit Court Of Highland county. con-
tinued until next term. ISL
Chestnut vs.. Chestnut, from Circuit
Court of Highland county, argued and
submitted. i s .tS.a.f, he
Campbell; ct al. VS.. Bryan, ct al ar,
gued in part and continued until to-;
morrow. s1
The court is rushing to get through the
docket here and have been holding af-
ternoon sessions. They will likely adjourn
before next opinion day.
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DAVIS ACQUITTED.
Officer Who Killed Tate Irvine
While Resisting Arrest.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
TA2EWELL. VA. Sept. 22.-W. D. Da-
Wis., the Graham policeman. was acquit-
ted to-day OF tho murder OF Tate Irvine,
which occurred at Graham last July.
The officer attempted to arrest soma
men, among them Irvine. in disorderly
house.
A. row cnsued between the policeman
and the men whom he was trying &c
arrest, the result OF which was that IT.
vine was shot and almost instantly killed.
Davis denied the charge OF killing r.
vine.
Judge L. L. Lewis. Republican candl-
date for Governor. arrived here tonight
from Dickinson county and WILL speak
here tomorrow afternoon.
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TWO MEN KILLED.
Got Out Of the Way Of Train to
Be Run Rown BY Engine,

(Speclal 10 5Inc Llll'eS-o'opalS'I
GREENSBORO. N, c., September 2a2,--
Walter Craven, aged seventeen. q car
penter, and Leslie II. Gerr'nger. q tele-
graph operator for the Southern Railroad
block signal office at the West yara
limit, were found dead beside the track
near the now shifting yards, a mile from
the pa ssenger station. mt . O'clock
A person standing near the track as
tho south-bound passenger train passed
noticed two men on the track step off
In great haste from In front of q pas
senger engine, Close following tho train
was an engine going to the yards for a
freight for Goldsboro. The bystander.
after this engine passed, failed to sec
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T Surrenders to Sheriff.
L.s:n,eoial tn rha .Timlees. DIspntch. 5

Especial to The Times. Dlspntch.J ~.
y WAYNEsyILLE, N. g.. Sept 22-Rohert
McGnha, who killed his brother about three
years ago at Mount Sterling. N C..afneging
that he shot in selt-detense has surIendersd
to Sheriff holland who placed HIN IN ~ Hnywooat
week from Mclnhn stating that no would re.
turn The caAe will be tried at the approach
ing September term Of criminal court.
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INTERSTATE FARMERS.
Decide On Separate Association.
Manufacturing Plan Passed By.

Manufacturing Plan Passed By.
Especial 10 The Times Dlspatch)
DANVlLLC, VA. September 22.-The
annual convention OF tho Interstate:
Farmers Protective Association OF Vir-
yina and North Carolina was held here
day. Fifty-one delegates were pres
ent and twenty-five clubs were repre-
sented.
The reports OF the president. S. G.
Adams. and the various committees wore
read and adopted It was decided by
lhe convention to organize two scpar,/a
associations. one In Virginia and tho
pther In North Carolina, the Interstate
Association to have Jurisdiction over
both. Mr.. s. c. Adams was reelected
as president and Mr.. ]. s. Jones. Sec
rotary and treasurer
The plan to establish an Independent
tobacco manufactory and steam prlzery
at Danville, the majority OF the stock
to BIO owned by tho tobacco growers,
was passed by.
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DIED FROM WOUNDS.
Couple Married On Mountain
Between Two States.

Especial to The Tlmes.D lspatch)
, CRAB ORCHARD. LEE COUNTY, VA,
Sept e3.-Zion Brown, OF Glover Fork.
Ky. who was was shot by Thomas Clark
soma few days ago. - dead, AND, vas
buNed here at the old Thomas g. Morris
Clark is at large, no arrest having been
made,
Leonard Dougherty and Miss Nora Bled-
Black Mountain, the state line between
Virginia and Kentucky, Rev. William NJ,
Rice, Of klondike, KY, ofliclated, "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-23
Demand Fewer Hours.

Especial to The Times Dispatch,)
Il sUFFOLK, VA, September 22'-After
October next the mechanics OF FRANKLIN,
Va, say they will not work but n!ne
hours a day, but WILL demand the same
wages which they now receive for ten
hour day. About forty of them. including
carpenters. brlckmasons, painters and
tin workers. have signed and posted
notices To that effect, A few refused.
There are no lanor unions In Franklin,
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VIRGINIA
\. BRIEFS

Especial to THE Times. plspatoh)
BRISTOL, VA. Sept, 2a-'rhs mangisd 6SS SS
came To- Bristol yesterday to attend the annual
reunion OF veterans, was found beside the plr-
fan's Station, ten miles from, Bristol, at
O'clock this morning, While on his way home ,n
he had been run down ny a plghi 'Taln
NEWPORT NEWS. yA.--Local Repup!ica9s
are preparing to conduct U strenuous fight
this tail, Last night tho II. \. Lewis Cam
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KILLED. NEGRO.
Inflamed BY Insults, Young
Merchant Fires Three Shots.

Especial to The Times-D spatch.)
+ CHARLOTTE N. c., Sept. PA SEN
satlonal tragedy was enacted at Rock
Hill, s. c. this morning, when Mr.. Mani
slus, OF Fthei'F. Owens Company, a prom!-
nenet young merchant, shot and instantly
killed Amsi Sanders, q negro. following
n dispute over the purchase OF five cents
worth of sugar from Owens store. The
shooting occurred on the main street..
Owens calmly admitted the crime. and
was taken to the county jail at York
vile, Owens fired five times at his VIC
tim, three Of the bullets taking effect
He has made no statement, but It Is
understood that the gross insults ap-.
piled by the negro infiamed him.
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I. Mr.. Sneed's Funeral.

S GORDONSVILLE. VA, September "a
The funeral services over the remains OF
Mr., John Lafayette sneed were ccnduct-
ed from Main Street Methodist Eplss..
,copnl Church this GTridnyl morning al 10
q clock, His remains were laid to rest
in Maplewood Cemetery.
The funeral services were conducted by
tho pastor, Rev. J. O, Babcock, assisted
by Dr., j. ". Bledsoe,
During the funeral services all the
business houses were closed,
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( Mr.. jas. Funkhouser Is treasurer and
2. NJ. FunkhouserH secretary.
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- t7It' 2 y TT sI1s5tS1ANn' 80
The Rev. DR.. a. E. Owen. for many
years pastor Of churches In Norfolk and
Portsmouth, and a successful evangelist,
has announced his intention OF resignng
the pastoratc OF the South Street Bap-
Z list Church, giving as his reason there
for a lack OF harmony in the congregr,-
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Undertaken Oliver, accompanied by Mr..
i. y. Blondel. left at 10 O'clock for Vir-
glnia Beach and brought The body to
this city, where they Will prepare II for
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-08-12

los muchos parientes y amigos de Ia
inada simpatizan igualmente con la
senorita Fischer en- su triste pesar y
los cuales esperan que 81 Senior pronto
le mande Ell balsamo c~onsolador. AIDE.
mas dc su hija deja tambien a un her.
mano y un gran ndmero de parientes
~ amigos. El funeral Sc verified 81
sabado de la semana pasada en- la ma
mana Q misa de cuerpo presente en-
la catedral, despues.de la cual I'm Gre
edo acompanamiento acompan6 los
restos hasta ell cementerio del Rosario
|donde fueron sepultados. Tanto a su
desconsolada hija como demas parien.
ties Y amigos damos nuestro mas en-
lido pesame y seguiremos rogando a
Dios por ell eterno descanso de la fina.
|da.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-08-12
Un Ejemplo a Madres.

No SO puede obtener mucho cuidadc
con los ni1os durante 81 tempo calien,
to de los meses de verano para aguar-
dar contra de tripas. Como es una
regla siempre es necesario de darle a.
nino una dosis de aceite castor para
aliviar ~cualesquier desorden de tripas
No nsen ningnn sustituto, darle 81 an
tiguo aceite castor, y veanlo 81 esta
fresco. Como aceite rancio fastidioso
tiene su tendencia a c0lico. ST esta
no alivia las tripas usen ell Remedio
del C6lico de Chamberlain Y despues
n dosis de aceite castor puede que Ia
enfermedad sea cambiada ! ell Ipeligro
evitado. 81 aceite castor y este rene
do debe de procurarse la vez Y to-
nerse listo tan pronto como aparesca
81 primer sfntoma enfermedad de tri.
pas. Este.es 81 mejor y mas maravi-
lloso tratamiento conocido libre la
confianza --implica 10 mismo en- casos
de colera infantum. De venta en- to-
das las Boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-08-12
S~ufrimients Diabolico.

Es q menudo causado por llagas, Ill
ceras y cancer, que Sc comen vuestrc
pellejo. VIM. Bedell, de Flat Rock,
Mich, dice: 70 he usado 81 Unguen-
to Arnica de Bucklen, para ~ulceras,
llegas y cancer. Els 81 remedio mejor
curative que he hallado. Suavisa y
cura cortaduras, quemaduras, y escal.
daduras 25c en- la botica de Fischer
y Ola. Garantizado.