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with MI the fury Of the most violent
maniac and yet, under all other con-
idtlons, he was perfectly rational. Z.
IF, on the other hand. !" said N1aitland.i
continuing his remarks as III unaware 1 q
our Intcrrlption, Mr.. 4DnrrOw's ssuspl clons
had any foundation in fact, y as almost
certain they must have been directed
against some specific person or persons
Ii so, why did the not name them I--nul,
sstay-how do we know that he did not?
Let us proceed wlthour examination OF
tho papers, and he began perusl ng the,
insurance policies. Neither Gwen. nor =
spoke TIL he had finished and thrown
them down when we both8 turned expect
anty& toward him.. 5 ~ ~, VI I, "
l.iAll in Osborne's favor, so far. he said,
principal ito be held ~ trust py MISS
Darrow. Now for this, and no passed 20
tic discharge Of tho trust to 90 to Miss
Darrow. 4 Now for his and llgc passed
Gwen the sealed envelope addressed to
her. "a. ,i5 III 4, az: S, az i, V
She broke the seal with much agitation
"Shall T road it aloud ~ sho asked. i3
We signlAed our desire to hear IT, and
she read as follows: y liz
My Dear Gwena 81. (,
al Ny f0rcbodinss have seemed 70 a You
strange and unculled for. but when this
comes to your hand you Will 81 know
whether or not they We're EroundlesS.
OF ono episodcai IN my, career Willca, stlook
tho structure Of my being to its fonnaat
llOll SlOils Otl 1e' W. A'Nr'N -
in Ignorance. It Is necessary that YOU
Should know 1t when 1 am gone. and y
have accord lngly committo IT. 70 tnis
paper which vii then 1a| ln Ing y yor "
after I married your mother, was spent
in India, tho adult portion thereof being
devoted to the service of the East lndla
Company I had charge Of. ~ department
IN their depot at Bombay. You have seen
Naples. Add to tho beauties Of that city
the interesting and motley population O.
Cairo and yon can form some "a dea Y o.
the attractions of Bombay. was very
happy there until the occurrence OF We 1
event, i am about to narrato.
| Ono morning, my duties ealing me 70
ono of the wharyes, my attentlon Wls
| Tia f1nEa$bv the waters edge, Z lle Cordl-
l3mnry bayadere is so common an EoDjeCt ~
l3iIndIa "a to lttpact but little notice from
anyone OF refined tastes, but this Girl
Judging from the chasta beauty OF her
| movements, was of " very dlfferen 7 Typo.
| AS my curiosity drew me neare 70 /, her
| she turned her face toward me, anu IN
| tina instant / knew my hour had come, !,
Though many years her senior Esne Wus
still my fist love-the ono great passion
OF my life, u, .,,,, -, u.
cffable loyeliness, for ike mo peauiy ~
a fiower. It was incapable O hna1S u, y
! Nnthlng that could write Wph.d N.Y. h.yh
you any adequate idea or .lN's g'l =, .
seraphic face, for she was IKE J, an Tt}s W
er .S world, / watched In a Wild. nervous
TRANSPORT, I know not how longtime and
/ ~ { . Z 4
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\ 7a-Y.n,r- Old woman Cure4.

73-Year- Old Woman Cured.
Baltimore. Nd, ian. u. lsoa
'.My mother, Mrs. Mary n Sherry. who r.
aides at Wilhelm Park. near st. Arnes' Hos.
pital. was afflicted With sclAtie rhsumatism and
for The past two months could not move out Of
bed. where shs lay % hsr back ali the time
We called 10 ! doctor. who told her be could
rclis,s her 81 little and maybe By spring shs I
would b. able 70 sst around She became dis.
co,,rnged By trying different medicines. none Of
which seemed 70 reach tho seat Of the troabs. I
\ advised her TO try RHEUMACIDE which y saw
advertised every day in The Nreet cars. do not
believe ia all these Advertised remedioa. but
had faith in RHEUMAClDE. After she had
taken tho sample she bought large bottle One
day lho came walking into my house and 4 the
earth had opened And swallowed me up could
not have bean more surprised. helievs 4 II
had not been for RHE UMAClDE she would still
4 be in bed. she u now !, years old. hars
praised your RHEUMACtDEto Ill know Who
ars suffering With that dreadful dise0e,
II urs truly. 3S s
@ 4 Al 'W1LLlAM B. SHERRY.
i5$ N Va NIL Vine 81. Otty.
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Cured Daughter q y Ls,s -.

Cared l.l Dau,E e I q Less 49,.
Hon. ], I. Gibson. d Dennsttavtlle.
3. g., member Of the Bouth Carolina
Legisla tire from, Marlborough County,
writes In ths most enth,islastlo terms Of
ths wonderful cure OF bis daughter BY
iRHEUMACIDE.3 " lIe writes to "rhs
Field, q. ths nswspaper published At Con.
wsyy g.. q. {. VI 4 IA "a ID
"''Ths following testimonial Ia entirely
unsolicited and 10 given Only with ths
hope \ Of bensatins tho poor. suffering,
Afhict4d persons who have Rhsumadsm 7
The eleven yeAr-old daughter OF 'Ths
Field correspondent. for Quo year has
been / sufferer With Hheutna usn--ior
several months during tbs bitter colo f'lt
winter months sho suffered tho most o..
cruciatins pain, could not walk step
would CRY and scream. and required COO.
slant attention day aud night. Our lam
! iIy physician did Ill he could many dol
lars were expended for various brands OF
i patent medicines. said to bs spscincs tor
IKnsumatism. only 10 ind tho stubborn.
disease more firmly rooted IN hst sys-.
ten. My daughter was reduced u h.sh.
Joints swollen. appetite gone, lett With
nausea, she could not bear hsavy wall.
Ina on tho door. and hres had 70 bs
kspt burning during the lons, cold win.
e. Sights. None Of the remedies Hs's
beneficial. i had almost lost all hope
when / vas induced 70 tn ths widely
advertised Rheumatic Specific, RAEu.
biAUlUE. My daughter commenced 70
Improve from tbs Beginning OF ~ uss.
i Iave used si19 bottles. am nov % Me
seventh. aud have the eighth bSttls pui.
tune i hsa bean yiLtins pear t'siGhHoa.: y
psroxySm Of pain aince shs commenced
nsins HiEUNAUlUE;5 she IL ~ happy
a. = snockInS bird, playing on tho organ.
singing and rejoicing and AZ .S s0nid
cure her. lnhcsitatinyiy recommend
kHEUMAClDEj85 MA 70 f% al VI sufferers 81 Of
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Cured After sixteen Years.
For sixteen years I have suffered ter.
r,bly With rheumatism. No one knows
how much pain and torture have en-.
du.ed during that time. | was treated
ty lending physicians In this city. but
rot no relief. Long since dcspaircd OF
ever being well again But hearing Of
RHEUMAC1DE, l decided to give It a
thai. have taken two bottles. and.
thanks TO this wonderful medicine,
now tesl that I have gotten o 'new lease
on lite" 1t has done SO much for me
that I cannot say enough In Its praise.
Practically every yesuge Of the disease
has been driven from my system.
People In my neigh borhood, where |
have lived for moro than twenty years.
will testify as TO my condition before
being cured by RHEUAtACiDE. At
times my suffering Was so great ! could
not bear TO be touched. and my clothing
had to b torn from me. write you
this luttsr because feel so grateful for
tho benefit l hare received, and am
daily Recommending the medicitA to my
friends. II &
Yours respectfully, r.
MRS. LAURA D.. GARDNER.
il.-s N 1901 James st.. Baltimore.
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and arc the guests OF Mrs. Miles Selden,
In Yarmouth Street, Norfolk.
They will leave shortly for Newport.
r. L., where Lieutenant Cone has been
ordered and Will be accompanied by
Miss Elsie Baxter, of Elizabeth City, #
Mrs. Cary Amber OF Tho DELL Eau
QUEER county, Is the guest OF Mrs. l.. G.,
Adar. 2l5 South Third Street.
Mr., George p. Pcrdue and Miss Mary
Il, Carter. both Of Chesterfield. wcro
married IN Washington Thnrsday.
Miss Febeeca G, Powell, Of Virginia, ls
spending the winter at the Walfra. 1l3a
Fourteenth Street, northwest Washing
ton.
Miss Sarah Rutherford liz visiting Mrs
Lewis II. liaryie. Main street. Dam
vile,
Miss Louise Beale IS tho guest OF airs
"A 81 Cousins. Sor,h Park Avenue,
grambleton. norfolk.
slr. Henry 81. James. Of Et,g!ck. ana
Miss Ida V. Henry, ~ Petersburg, can1
10 Richmond Wednesday cstensiblY Il
visit friends, but continued thcir trip u
Washington, and were married
Mrs. Charles Rateom has returned 1,
Richmond, af,st q pleasant Visit to hel
father Dir ~. J, Collins IN clnber
lard.
Miss Emmy MARSHALL, NJ FaHgu,er, an,
allsg Eilen Robetispn, Of Gloucester coun
~, are the guests o, Mrs, 4, W. Wexford
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Mtn.trel I Al. q. Field Cured.

Minstrel AL. q. Field Cured.
AL G. Field. the noted minstrel. has made
thousands Of persons laugh ID every city In tho
United states. But AZ was no Joke when Rheu.
matism caught him in it, clutches. II was
RHEUMAClDE that restored him 70 health
and that gays him back that hearty laugh that
brings down tho houss' whenever he appcarrA
It was in 1899 that Mr.. Field was cured. and
hero Is his letter. written from Albany, Ga.
October Q. that year: 81 a Az * $ : ..js u
More than year ago I became afaiotsd With
3pheumntlsm For several months WAS confined
to my he'd, unable TO walk. A friend recon-.
monded your preparation. .RHEUMAOIDE.l
purchased two bottles Of tho medicine. and have
used : little over one bottle, Tho changes In my
condition are 50 gratifying that am confident 4
continuous treatment viii perfectly aire me,
Please express two bottles Of 'RHEUMACIDE
to me at Meridian. Miss. ~ " 81
III Yours truly. 4 VI !: W
ALL g. FIELD. =
Later he declared that RHEuMACIDE had
completely restored him to health. t{ %
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-lmmeasurenble, keeps MS I'M n
tarnlshcd youth.
Maitland carried the unconscious girl
into the study, and for some tlHe W.
busted ourselves In bringing her to her,
self When this task was acconaphtst,t T.,
any further tax upon her strength. MALI.
land Insisted that she should rest Whlls
he and ransacked d Tho desk, hnq' eyer ~.
mindful Of her promise e obey ms IN
structions, she yielded without remon-
STRANGE Our search revealed tho iilsur-
ancc policies. and a sealed envelope bear
ing tho inscription ITO MISS Gwen oar sii.
row, to DO opened 3afterithe death Y OF John
barrow" = and three newspapers WIN az II
ticles marked in blue pencil. road the
first aloud 1t ran as follows: (. .
i have reason to believe; an ntteln 1llI.
Will sooner or later be made Upon my n;y
life, and that the utmost cu,,mths M &c
nstray. Tho search for the assassin VIII
be long, expensive, ind dlscourflgIsn ~ :.
lust such a task asAi Is never sll ccessIully,
completed without some sere EnIv
vance. MY death will place IN my daug Z
ter's hands u fund OF fifty thousand dol
lars 10 be held In trust by her. and de-
lvcred. in tho event Ct Iny.ps,ngs , n,', i
secnrn evidence leading to the conviction
OF tho murderer. 81 Va y, :. :. 7.
(SgnedD JOHN HINTON. BARROW; !.
glanced ut the other two papers-the
marked article was , same ~ s, ear1',
wo To ssy Z W fhat said to MalaRd
"iiow old are the papers r. Nc, replied,
March l5ih-only little over oyer q
month" answered, i, S +, 4. ~ said
let mo SEQ them, please ~. W, aaE ~,
An The he paid part Of the paper! y ! y clear
Mr. Iarrow Inserted these singular no.
tees himself will tell YOU what 4, ~ y
borne VIII say leares 81 IhfI is
i tbeory; th hal no sane man would publish
| .,ich d thing, except as y weak attemp
1 10 deceive lie Insurance companies, As
/ for tho money all being a1a g % w - ~ !to
I Lis daughter, lis Will simply dispose Ct
| t Tia by snyIng,4, No assassin. no reward
| ana the fund remains intact. u no " v,e
otrcr papers permit Miss loarrpW W , 70
, .fe p ,t in trust We do not at pres
cnt know enough offthis matter1t nTs 3,
cessfnIiy refutc osborpe's reasonlng, I ,,a
mystery, seems TO gro,WS Is au, ,ion Which,
than lishter The one - ,n rnf evvIdence il
f ms s oues,lon OF sanity III Mr., Darrow's
| auipicons we're directed against no on on
ii particular, tl,cnit ~ clear En- ~ te ,nn
u ter l,ad "a relysubj origln, WHEEL
"a ia say that upon this one subject, AZ
least, he was OF unspllnd nllhu 3, Y,
IN cannot think so Gwen ,ti,tte ea snise
i Me Was 80 rntlonai hu}si replied.
nave =" Known o. n poopa 70 be mon e ae
upon The subject nf water, nna ~ So,mHS
where without ~ i ne tad III,
afss y nan ~ Ma" Mas as sane as you or Until
he heard Tie words ,real estate ,,1ea g 1Hs
4 DAY while Quietly carving ~ meal 81
dinner to which had lItR'ss Z, se MAD
se,ienIy spoke inc fata ws W.. wH NE
i Without u warning slralg e, q. nv
across tho table, usln Wy - ~
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so Years Old, Suffered 70 Years
No matter Of how long standing tho case.
.RHEUMAClDE cures It. Here Is tho GASP Of
q lady now 80 years old. who was cured alter 70
years Of suffering: + " II Ea9 Il II Ri
After suffering for % years With intammator,
rhcumatifn,. 1 vas induced to try : bottle OF
tRHEUMACIDE. After taking ono bottle Il
have felt i've years younger. am nov; % years
q, age, and Wish to testify that believe
.RHEustAc eide Is tho best remedy for rheuma-
tisu, MRS. MARY r. - WEI Ehbo 4as'
n i5} High Point, n. q. #
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IN PRAISE OF cHAMRERLAlN'S
Z, COUGH REMEDY,

There is no medicine manufactured that
has received more voluntary praise or
, nls Who have been cured by IT, than
rr Chm s Cough Remedy From long
experlence in the use of this prepare
Hon Icm people have found That It not only
aives auck relief hut effects a permanent
cure, And that II can always. be relied
upon. The fact that y y pleaSam NJ, g
drug drug is of much Importance when o medl-
}eine Il intended for young cEildrens MS
rem Ia for sale by 81 drusslsts,
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Smeltzer-Anderson.

Miss Eliza Anderson and Mr.. j. II.
Smeitzer We're married on Tuesday r.
Sterhoon at the residence OF the brides
mother, Mrs, Delilah Anderson, on West
Thomas Street, Dnnville Va. by tho
Rev. j. G. Elsom, In the presence OF
the intimate friends and relatives OF the
young couple. Mics Annie Crews was
lpaid Of honor. and Mr.. Walter u. JET.
4 ferson acted as best man.
The bride is a very handsome and
4 attractive young lady, whose charming
personality has won her a host Of
friends. She was tastcfully gowned In
white chiffon over taffeta silk,
The groom is popular young en-
ployee of the Southern Railway Com
pany.
After an extended bridal tour, they
"a will be at home. at 1911 South Main
Street, Danville,
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Smoke, But No Fire.

There was a considerable scare at the
81 Il SMOKE s az sing from the basement. The
fire department. responded 70 an lalarH
tire. The smoke came from the nd Joining
store Of the Atlantic & Pacific Tea Conn
pany, ana resulted from an effort ther4
Ito 1thaw3 some frozen pipes BY the nss ss
q Kerosene ITO rcta. sS IL M = aiAiSs KEY
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Noted Mini.ter Cured.

N 7" 1UN"U ~ !" : : ? = = "
I was taken With tnhanmatory rheuma.
tiam In my left hand Ard foot IN the
s beginning Of this winter aud suffered
greatly. a gentleman in Baltimore, who
had tried RHEUMAClDE for rheuma-
tis,n. recommended It to me. i secured
three bottles and took 1t in smaller
doses than prescribed md am now en-.
tircly cured. Can use both hand and
foot without the least Inconvenience.
Yours respectfully,
J. r. WHEELER,
Pastor RelIterstown tAfd.) NJ. q. Church.
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90 ul ID Not walk.

II 0oldsboro. N. O., Jan .. IN
vas taken down With Rhennatina
the Fourth Of July last-fcll from ny
scat. / was tYea Ted BY two DOCTOR and
paid out o,e, $50. found no fsli4
until Mr.. L. z. Elserton recommended
your RHEUMAOlDE..5 six Bottles cum I,
pletely cured me. When l got 70 ! oodlA
walk weighed only % pounds, and 70.
day l weigh Isl pounds. and feel 70
symptoms Of the return! Of The Rhs.iras-.3
sisu,. feel ven grateful 70 you TOT
what ths medicine has done for me aud J
Nil always recommend IT,
X Youts truly, y Y.
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Perform G d Aim ost n Miracle.
Jane. Wilkes, OF Dillon. 8. G., In
letter TO the Bobbitt Chemical 10. thus
tells Of his remarkable euro In Ills own
words: III II,
Sin September. 1899, took rhsuu,a-S
tiun In q very bad form tinnamtnators).
In a month after tho disease started !
had to give up my WORK ana o,iH oe &C..
arms aid hands we're badly drawn. 80
niucn 50 that i could not ust, tloin.9 hly
legs wero drawn back until my icet
touched my hips. was as helpless as
baby for nearly u months. Tns mus;
cles Of my arms and legs were hard ~, ai ~
shIselsd up ,f seJeq 81 aurent
i,hysicians in Mccoll. Dillon aud Marion,
Until Dr. j. Il. Ewing, Of Dillon, came
to soc me. lie told me to try your
RuEUMAytDE. llc got me one bottle
Of ne medicine and neaan 70 LAX ,ass III, ~
/ began 10 got better. ! used w bottles
aud was completely cured, That was
two years ago, and my heAlt has been
excellent ever SINCE. Hsys had no symn-
toms OF rheumatism, VIII say further
that began to TaIk IL an f:} slx daEs
aftsr began y 70 ,ass thres
months after began 70 take, II, ! could
walk as good Us anybody, and went beck
II Yours truly. JAMES WILKEs,n,8
Or, j. 2. Ewing, the Well,known Dll.
Ion physician. who st9nds nigh IN. IN III. nis
says. Dr. Ewing, In describing his sue
cess with the remedy eAys: 81 id f. n,
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PerroW--LaWson.

In a beautiful and impressive wedding
Tuesday at Brookreal, Va. Miss Mabel
Z dawson became the wife of Mr., Louis
a. Perrow, The Rev. G. A. Woodson
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u God-send to Her

Your medicine was God-send TO me-. "a For
two years I have been in misery With my SIDE
nnabio 70 do anything, and could not walk With
iot !. stick. ono bottle enabled me to walk
Will again and took all the swelling out OF my
limb. i am telling all my friends every day
what your medicine has done for rue. will not
"a "a s5S MARY ANN SMITH,
FSH Hillsboro, n, g. a
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Nheumat isn, . an ,internAl remedy, whioA (
penatrates the very toint. AID arreste
tho disease ia the blood aud ,otnb
NA'E 'sI tns ds5s'eh''oui F.'edaf1p glS5sl
I Rbnast VIZ VIE. .s :D'ibR osSi. IT.
Company that his ldaughte IL entirely
Suse Ssttns noSd fhp n,
was ptos,ran On bed, Suf,ering ths mod
shs u LII perfect. health and slosps ute 7
4 tired soldier after 4 long tramp. NJ
that she Wishes 70 ~. I
dorse what / have written, - .shs edAD
her nauls,-Masgis L. Gibson. " 4.
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oorformod tho ceremony in tho Baptist

performed tho ceremony in tho Baptist
Miss Harvey, OF Charlotte. was maid
OF honor, and Mr.. Charles b, PerioW,
of Iynchburg, best man.
Miss Lawson, the accomplished daugh-
ter OF Mr.. Alexander Lawson. Or Sh n;i
lotte county, Is noted for her peau's'
grace, and literary aptitude
Mr. Pcrrow has recently purchuscu Wy
splendld farm, "Staunton View" located
on stanton river, where no Will In ~.
turo reside with his charming young
bride.
The happy couple left for stanton
View" where they entertained at din
ner their friends.
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DR.. Ewing CONFIRMS the
Statements. ,l
ii I used RHEUAlACIDE on this chronic
case OF rheumatism that had been I'm.
successfully treated by several other ply
sicinns and prescribed 1t more as q
Placobo than anything else. and to my
tit him, and | had him to continue II,
and In three months he was perfectly
We'll. The Do tient was drawn SO in his
hips and arms that be could not eyel,,
RHEUMACIDE In other cases with sue
cess " :, !, ~, : L. :,
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Personal Mention.

Lieutenant and Mrs. Hutchinson Cong.
United States Navy, and Miss Elizabeth
Conc returned on Tuesday from a months
visit 10 Mr., and Mrs. Cone. IN Florida,
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Hudgins-Land.

MIR. c. c. Hudgins, OF Princess Anne
county, and Miss Virginia Land. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs, II w. 4. Land, OF
Norfolk, were united in marriage Wed
nesday afternoon In tho home OF the
bride by tho Rev, d. b. Austin. pastor
OF Haygood Memorial Church,
Mr.. ana Mrs, IIudgins Will make tour
of Northern cities before going to thcir
future home. at Bay Shore, Princess Anne
county,
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Returns to Nashville.

~ 4 : . /. j
{85 Mr.. r.. LIN Cave. rcccntlySof the West
End Christian Church. OF Atlanta, Ca,
has accepted a call from the Woodland
Street Church, in Nashville, Tenn. and
\ will return to that city with his family.
4s Dr. Cave, who is much beloved in Nash
Vile, has many friends in Richmond, who
are always interested in hearing of his
movements and his welfare.
Mr.. and Mrs. MaEcusc Entertain.
B MI. and Mrs. Jonas Marcuse will be
at home to their friends Monday even
4 ing, February 9th, from s to II, in honor
of AR. and Mrs. Alexander ]. Marcuse,
recently welded In Chicago.
II Mr.. Alexander ]. Marcuse is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas Marcuse. who.
\ for some time. has been successfully
engaged In business In New York city.
Richmond friends will be pleased to soc
him. and Mrs. Mnrcuse in Richmond and
to have the opportunity Of offering their
(. Congrat ulat ions
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The Episode Of the Sealed Doc.
.urnenct.
CHAPTER

urnent.
5 CHAPTER 7.
Father or all surveyors, Time drags ms
chain of rust through every NE, ana 3#
only Love-unaginE8 God Of the Ages n
- mmeasurenble, keeps MS UNI IN
f.a.I lul,1, Il lNOllt IL
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Cox--Noryell.

Cards are out announcing the APP
preaching marriage Of Mr., r. j.. Cox
OF Orange, TO Miss Carrie Norvcll, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs, p, W Noryell, of
Albemnrle county, on Sunday February
9Th, at o'clock p, M, at the home
OF Mr., E1nmct Norvell,
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Admiral Webster on Korea.

The Nursos Association was addressed
Thursday afternoon in the auditorium Of
the Woman's Christian Association on
"Korea" by Admiral Harrie Webster.
Admiral Webster gave Il most cDplprc-
hensiye talk Of the manners and GUS
toms of the Korean people. Including
Tany personal "reminiscences, and the lec-
ture was thoroughly enjoyed by ali pres
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NzAll1zlzlzl2e

faults and has cured hundreds Ct Gases where az oner
had failed REUMACIDE because right e seat q
POISON blood purifier discovered
stomach but RFIEUACDE purely vgeta
Bobt
failed cured Sufferers given up o de nay
fr hold the it Their
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go bs Continued Tuesday 4
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Mr. George T. Pcrdue and Hiss Mary
Il, Carter. both Of Chesterfield. wcro
married IN Washington rhnrgday.
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Arer 81 the od remedies
medicine only relieves but absolutely cures %
rnahsn
no furnaces pdd hospitals give only temporary relief
disease demands an
some only uniact the acds tno
that me stomach ana
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