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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
The Great Railway.
Editor Of The Times-D Dispatch:

~
Sir.-lt is but seldom that The Times
Dispatch, OF the capital OF Virginia, finds
or can possibly find. an opportunity for
such wide and attractive and SERVICE
able display OF its present and patriotic.
purposes rs It exhibited OH Sunday last,
the 26thainstant, in devoting considerably
more than whole page OF Its Magazine
Section to an elaborate and illustrated.
presentation and virtual advocacy Of my
projected railway through
the three Americas. which, in a CONNER.
cial and material sense. means far more
for the general welfare OF the United
States and every other American republic
than any other public measure now un-
dergoing, or very soon to undergo, ami
mated and effective and judlcIous discu j..
sion within any part of oEl, whole West
ern Hemisphere, IA 8ii. +
The nnimportant fact that you have
misplaced or misprinted ono OF my Two
phenomenons, and averaged me by at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
9 sTHE VALUE OF CHARCOAL.
80; oeonle Know How UsefuI'It Is II

s',,s' preserving Health and Beauty.
Nearly everybody knows that charcoal
1. TIC safest and most efficient dsinfec-s
itant and purifier In nature, but few
realize Its value when taken into the hui
man system for the same cleansing pur-
pose.
t,knT7of 1t the better; It Is not drug
5at"a,l, but simply absorbs TIE gases and
Himnlrities always present In the stomach
and intestines and carries them out VI
nv. = CHARCOAL - sweetens the breath after
SMOKING, drinking or after eating onions
and other olorous vegcta bles. ~ Il M
3 charcoa! effectuallyS clears and improves
ira complexion, 1t whitens the teeth and
further acts MS a natural and enlnenuy
safe cathartlc'
n ahsorbs the Injurious gases which col.
e II In the stomach and bowels; 1t dis
meets the mouth and throat from the
poison OF catarrll. .sli.
All druggists sell charcoal in one form
ar another but probably the best char
coal and the most for the money Is In
stuart 8 Charcoal I4Qzenge s; they are CONF
posed OF the finest powdered Willow char
Goa, and other harmless antlscptics In
tablet form or rather in the form ot
Ia roe, pleasant tasting, lozenges tho
charcoal being mixed with honey,
The daily use OF these lozenges will
soon 900 tell in n much improved condition
Of the general health, better complexion.
sweetcr breath and pure, blood, and the
beauty OF It Is, that no possible harm
can result from their continued use, but
on the contrary, great benefit.
IA buffalo physician IN speaking Of the
benefits of charcoal, says: u advise stu
arts CHARCOAL Loyenges to all patients
suffering from gas In stomach and bowels,
ssa9 aha sfoai az ny
i l the liver Is greatly benAyited by
the daily use OF them; they cost hut
TWENTY-FIVE cents q box at drug Etores,
and although In some sense q patent prep.
aration, yet I believe ] get more and mel:
ter cha rcnal lin. stuart's cf,arcoal Lozenges
than in any Of the sordinar ny charcoal tab
llets. q az
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
FOOLED JUSTICE JOHN.
Declined to Acknowledge He
Was o6 on the 1st Of April.

s. As the Wise Guy took his seat, a
feminine voice called him up over the
phone. He brushed his hair, tucked UP
his necktic. pulled down his vest. and
put his ear to the receiver, with a smrk
over his face.
"IIello!"
ALLOW me to congratulate you on your
fninety-sixth birthday" said the sweet
voice.
This aln't my birthday, and ! amt
ninAty-six,"
'.Ths is April LIST. amt it7' 8
"Yes; but what the--Hello! Don't cut
me or. CENTRAL but the fair lady had
gone, and both Mr.. Robbins and Mr.. Glib
bons gIggled, as the case of John Rob-
inson, for striking Cora Taylor, was
continued to next Tuesday.
The docket was void OF Interest In q
general way. and when>lanes were called
people were loath to answer, for fear Of
being April fooled.
Alice Johnson was tlned IS for icing
drunk, ind when the sergeant Kicked
about being paid in stage money, Alice
gave himSthe April fool laugh.
Five negroes, three of them Won,an,
wera each fined $3.50 for being disor-
derly to the annoyance OF their neighbor-
hood, and the DRINKS we're dismissed,
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CARE OF STRA N1BERRY B
a. pROFEssOR WILLIAM 81 ATWOOD.

crowns Plants tina t have borne once can
always be recognized by the fact that ne
roots will have turned dark. hence one
should use those plants which snow Tue
reddish or flesh-colored oots.#s Il sSsl
Comparatively rich land should be; Sc.
lected for the strawberry bed, but. y
should be dry and have q warm we n ,. eX-
posure. Land which Is sandySi IS iar PET
tha eayiy lonS ssa a9iEno o
spring and the plants settin rows III th :. :
feet apart, and one foot asunder IN the
rows. Give the plants care full clean, 9. Gull /,
bloom t because iffthese young plantsfar
allowed to set fruit they will be too
much exhausted to form strong sets Tor
the next crop. u. III !.
early winter, coverthe bed lightly with
clean straw, Or what Is better, march
hay, as the latter has no seeds In 1T: Use
ong teo IS ed they will
Killed. This cover should be allowed to
remain on the plants unit such time !, the
succeeding spring as one n Wishes mem
tendency in our climate for Strawberries
4 to bloom too early, hence the great value
7of the cover Is to prevent this; 4.
When the proper season arriyes =, Par
the cover over the row Just sufticient
4 to allow the plants to grow through ana
leave thcmkin this condition. II at any
time a frost threatens one can very
quickly turn the cover back on the vines
i for the night and remove It the next ,S,
morning. This IS done very readily with
four-tined fork. and as a preventative
I OF frost killing the early blooms is much
simpler than tho use Of cheesecloth.
There is also q second very important
object accomplished by the. use Of the
straw cover namely: tina t IL handled as
directed q bove. It prevents the fruit fall
Ing on the ground and becoming sa ndy,
Z and It also helps to retain moisture
through the fruiting season.
(, Soon as %tlie fruiting season Is passed.
one should rem6vcI the straw cover and
give the bed clean culture as directed
above. 1tsis usually desirable at this
time to chop out with a hoe all the plants
except a small bunch every foot or
eighteen inches. This gives opportunity
& for a large set Of new plants. a
I; s Z syYAl. YB. ATWOOD
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ORRINE CURESWHISKEY
and BEER HABIT

M Orrine removes the craving for whiskey.
beer or other alcoholic stimulants TRe
patient soon loses a Il desire for drink; his
nervous system, which was formerly
dition, and the craving for liquor Is gone
without the slight est knowledge OF the
patient; Orrine No, 7 can be given secret
3 is in plll form, for those Who desire to
he freed from tho dreadful curse. lther
FORM. 81 per box, or Sin boxes for IS,
mailed s(senledJ by the Orrine compa ny,
Inc, Washington, u, c., who guaranteed
to cure the craving for LIQUOR or rel fund
the money. Write for q. comple to- trea tiso
sealed envelope. Il 4S3s yg
We have an agent In every city--tell us
Where you live; and Wa VII g,ys, q; you MS
Polk Miller Chlldrey CO., 3l0l u. Broad
Street, corner First Street. II !,
Polk Miller Drug Co., S34 y, Main
Street. Richmond. sstss
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Voice Of
the People
4 Chancellor Wythc.

J.ditorS OF The Times Dispatch:
" sir.-It appears froni8a news tteln Y y, ~
YOUR paper that the Daughters OF IN. ne
American Revolution are taxing sseps
~ orecr a memorial to the eminent man
:, AIMED above. and that the Sons OF the
Arnerica II Revolution have rcsilyed to con
tribute to the fund for that purpose.
it.his Is as 1t should be; tho grave OF tnat
natrjotic citizen has been permitted 70
stand too long without monument. 4
M. He was not only eminent by reason o.
his services In the birth OF our natloh'
he was the ablcst equity 1urist t, ,., y. -.
SgInia has produced. So whilst II Is ~ y
and proper that the organizations REFER
red to should have a part. and perhaps
take the lead In this matter. yet the
LAWYERS OF Virginia should, and doubtless
many wi7l, unite In the effort, and aid
by contributions to the fund
e The matter has been long delayed: ~
might be said too long delayed 5 WIN
not the delay be atoned for by promptness
in contributing. to the end that the me-
mortal or monument may be promptly
erected? An expensive monument Is not
necessary. A suitnblc one may be erect
ed at comparatively small cost. and
then persons who look upon It may in
quire OF history, and the records OF the
courts, and learn. that 1t Is merely an
index or pointer to the worth of his life;
10 his faithful. honest and capable dis
charge OF all his duties as a citizen. as
legislator. and as judge Whose in-
Btelligence and learning, were enlightened
and directed by a conscience peculiarly
fitted for the discharge of his duties and
the decision Of questions of an equita BILE
nature.
AS a lawyer residing at a distance from
Your city, ] trust that these sugges-
lions may he found worthy OF considera-
ton by tho profession throughout the
State. }s5 Ysg p.
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Editor OF The tTlmcs-DlSpatcn.
Sularly and gladly testify to your fairness,
wisdom and strength In discussing tn l
various live topics which come UP LOT
consideration. Il 4s \ sls I z 3. ~ i, L. :.
compulsory education. and felt e tiie
time could not agree with YOU esa a,,,,
in travelling through many Of the coun-
Mountains. as a Methodist 'itincrant min
lister. i had found parents who were de-
5privlng their children OF their rights, say
Ing; I'VE got along without an educa-
work" etc. AS you say. the law is needed
children OF their rights. 81, !.
am glad you nave chanseo, EN-
views and hope to see you soon IN iull
harmony with us on the liquor question:
IL you do say Chancellor Smith over
states the case. for am sure YOU nave
mt heart the good q al ne ,,a Peop sav IN
{ Concluding your editorial In a recent
issue on High License In Georgia. ~ a. AZ
Waycross. 1T simply proves, "a 9 every ~
public morals morals. il the Law can be RICHLY
enforced and 1t also proves that the law
can be enforced In every community
where Il Is backed !a VI, by an oyerwhelm7
GOOD government. good order. the s ETY.
aloud i far prohibition, Compulsory, yaccl;.
nation, compulsory euNCatlOH,. WY NV
compulsory laws sin regard TO tho manu-
facture, sale and use of Intoxicating IL.
Quors? Protect us from the aYarlce o.
the manufacturer and seller. project w
& from drunkarris and drunkenne ISL !,
y Mysllte has been endangered more nan
dozen tlmes-s 1, pursuing the peaGeiI
In Yirginia.fronl drunken men. r Z :;
hurting stones promlscpously. Have y no
lrlghtsg Should not tho Stateiprotect mo?
Last year you made q strong a ppeal, for
the prntection of the shade trees In Rich
mond, and stated they were a part OF the
assets OF the city. What do you think OF
the men and boys. and the women. too ?
tAr6 they not far more valuable assets2
Lot liquor be manufactured ana sold only
as a medicine. n dangerous drug, and
stringent laws b0s enacted for hose who
misuse It., AS a humanitarian..asa phil
lnnthropist,t as q citizen, MS a Christian,
7 plead for prohibition: 81
never wa y. ana never Id he, IN
favor of loca option, while I have fought
the Whisksy evil many times on & that
line, because could do no better, ! do
not belieVe in giving a community the
privilege of voting on any measure WRONG
( In itself, yea. in.dultous and fraught With
the most dire full results to every nterest
OF society, and destructive to D mankind.
Therefore, opposed the auarles- Bar
bour bill, because 1t would Incorporate
that principle In the organic law Of the
State, d Who would for ~ moment 8 en-
dorse the legl lator that would favor
giving the cit izens the privilege Of y9t,
Ing as to whether they would legallEe
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'THOUSANDs.OFFER
TO 0 MARRY \ / 4 THEM | /: IN.
Young Men From All Parts Of
United States Offering Heart
y and Hand, to Maidcns.
MANY vIRGlNlANs WRITE.
Two Are Said to be University
Mef1---Nearly Every Age and
Occupation Represented.
fBy Associated presr.>s

81 IBONESTfsTJf., 81. d. April .--Ttol-
rands or lcttcrs from candidates forstrlas-
5rimony malt parts OF the United States
and Canada arc coming to United States
Land Commissioner j. y. Keller, OF Bone
steel. s. d.
Tho writer's wish photographs. names
addresses and other information concerr-
ing the l21 young women who drew fine
farming holnesteads in tho recent open
ing OF government land on the Rosebud
indian reservation in Gregory county,
s.. D. Gs q
4 The avalanche OF letters now pouring
In on Commissioner Keller is the result
OF a recently published Interview, IN
which Mr.. Keller, In speaking af the
rn pld development OF tho newly opened
South Dakota lands. mentioned that over
a hundred Of the lucky hon1estsaa .'s.s
were young women. and &inumatcd t I'M,
many OF then, wanted husbands 70 help
take care or the farms.
a sample from more than thousanu
similar letters received by Keller IN
the last three days is the following, the
writer being n young Virginian:
81. d. Keller. Boneateel 8. ID:
correspond direct with the ladies' III
question. lam a widowcr, aged g. An Am
a mechanical. electrical and steam, en- en-
gineer. Height. s fect 1o1s Inches; weig
$50 pounds: American by birth, three
years at West Point Academy.
4 Hoping TO interest those concerne g !, 4
am very respectfully, --r -.
The postmaster and other officials ella o.
Bonesteel have also received bhundreds OF
INQUIRIES. The letters come from. men men
iron, plumbers to clcrgyinen. With the
exception s0f Arizona, Maine. New N
TO and Nevada every State in the Union
is represented in the INQUIRIES
The bulk OF tho l letters, however. cp my
from New York, Maryland, conn le' =
and Pennsylvania. Z. s
one Of the wifc-seeking bachelors rs !. =
former Yale student: two are GnsScrs,.s
&c Virginia men, and one q Delead VI Y ~
svcrsity.sEFlor graduate.
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HAS HE THE POWER. DIVINE?

NEHyv vnRK March Al --(Specialf Cor 4
ireano, ,o,, . ~ Sealing I. beiiev,np and
,yit ~ insy thoT] saam,,,e- q MIRACLES Der.
+ forn,ed Nc t,rofossor WIN wallace Had
Sinv makes one rxclaIn1: as there a
2Lno,,,, iiY,it q tbis f,na,,,s hea1inr npwer?
Ia thara = s,nge disease ho cannot cure?
IL ttarn !, ~ IN ~ d homeless that he
r,nnnt rastnro haa,th p, "a. @
4 ,5t ....,., i, liz
World traats ~ as NJ natienta ns this
ata,,,n,,., rrnfossor ~ m !, nna nv and rhy.
aiactrIcs Thnv coma q, him nv scores
q "a Z b,,,,,lreas I'Ti,o sic,, and suffering,
2tne @Inn,e AMI halt !. 1tha cons,,mptlye and
}paralytic, tho drug f,end and the drunk
a,l f =, =, ,t,1s fron, Il nvorv known
disea 90 form nm endless PROCESSION seek
,ns health M bia l,anda And this Won
.,arf,,I1 4 man thia Wizard n science this
!erao+ -t,ao rta1 n,v.,cin,, M rece,vea II thcn---
troot. 7then,--ci,rea them Heals them OF
i ,soa .,.s Y,rono,,nct al 4 ,cnra ble u Nv the
ndical5 nrofess,nn r,,res them after thcy
IN VI 4 hee,, 5floon,ed "a death nv doctors
roy,vaa health . m strength, In tho face
~ seen ,inp Observation-Disclosures h.
! I, u. i. s. !, \.
- !. ~. - -, ~ ifact
-
are a.. : az va'S,t nrd wha "a more. proves
q 8 r,,,r, :, ; a recnnt TAIL, WITH, this man
,yhn a. !, evoi,ition ,znd & the theory md
nra - ice az madeleine he saws: .Thous-
r,f nracio,,a Eh,i,,t, !, 1ives are ICED 81
laasv aacrif3cafl Il evor,, !, year Nv useless
,no,lcInas hr,,tni 4 surgery that kill
oftanar tha,, Il thnv9 "a i iii upright
members Of the medical profession Know
this whether tl1cy Will admit at Or not.
and gitsl1a tjma' Hat ttoF Z general nublIc
fwnaa \ ma q wn "a If tta IN cts.
~, q b /, !. I, j..
nave son,e NY snsss - ~
oaeo sotis 81 pes = 49,,
ohe
W ~. 10, B
% ~ M = IN
liey uiss'a 80 y
eacn clse was ape sce e.o ~ ~,
10 tia,, ~ ncrf. ar eai1l, T hive known
stor. I, trouble - ~, q q On ,sefl a q heart
fIsaa az and heart disea se a.s rferma tlsm1,.
md countless 2aimila = insta noes. When
these MISTAKES q re- made and the patient
llis trea ted for the wrong disease. how Gun
tbn q, frerer hone n GET we'll? 1t ii as II
WI, 3 tried Il cure deafness by wearing
cyep,a sses. One a aust about as sensible
! 3as thegother ga,,,ti j. make a careful dag
I nosIs ~ each case tina comes to mo and
i treat tf,a rea1 ~ i1se u 81
d 4, !, :, ., y a,ass r,rs
$50, -, ,s;.
anu ~
~, #, y n - =, \ i u orr
me-, y y,
- .,e fte one
NJ II M
ia ~ have no power to cure my pa
tanta- without their coming to mo or nv
roIng ~ them T1oris M stance. read this
| later from ira rev ga I1ue1 sutton. al,
an,ir,ant divina7 ~ y{rilIiam st,,Irr Nv. You
500 Ia says.9.I feel THANKFUL 10 God that
MA u irort "a d IA 5yo,I, 9for5s relief from
:, "a ina and Ills feel sure that
omrs tIaayenlv Father has 5llelped and dI-
racte,, IN, n q, vorl,inrS out the secret
Il = I,,e 3 over Id,sease Your efforts must
ba I. ,cc omnanied IN the TIoly Shirt to
pccon3 II isl, lsuch mira c,,lous cures,
!, /, NJ &, !, !, !, !, !. y
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Iltor OF The Timcs-Dispatch: I

Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
Slr,-seyeral months ago, YOU printed
lii your Agricultural Department to-
lgethcr with more Information as to best
treatment for, stra wberry bed, the name OF
the best covering for st1me.8yl remsinpei.
this covering, chcesecloth think 1t was,
bu. tina t the coarsest, with name Of grad e,
was best. i put the pa per conta aiming ! =! ms
article away, for 4 had just put out d
4 stra W-berry bed, and wanted q TO ltolloWii
carefully your Instructions this SPRING:
last few days. as II this wea Their con.
tinues the bed should be worked I. nov q
Very soon, but am unable TO. find It. e, AS
4 Is wish to order more Of the covering
you recommended. I write to ask Il you
VIII not, In ext Sundays issue q q Ire y.
give the best cultivation for new straw Nv.
berry bed. with name Of covering ior
same? It will BIO an article OF much IN
g y, II regulur subscribers, shall very
much appreciate It.. .Sss I'LL
MSS Ass sGERTRGpB You've.
IN reply to the above inquiry . cannot
now recall having seen the statement
about the use OF checsecloth for covering
strawberry beds. and docs not appear
TO mo that this recomme nda ton Is at all
practica ble.$ The only purpose I he cheese
4 cloth could serve would be that OF q
cover to prevent the tDlOOillS Uel.lS IHJoASu
by d late frost, and this cab; be accom-
piished so much more cheaply by another
method. that it appears UNNECESSARY II. 70
cultural supplies will furnish the cheese
cloth on application. One should ask
for the kind commonly used for tobacco
beds. II s5.a Il \ I, s3s
As your correspondent further requests
the best meth ods of cultivation for. new
strawberry bed. take the liberty OF
giving briefly the method have CON-
IN ny opinion, 1T Is the best practice to
plant the strawberry he'd in the spring 8.
And ] have found that pot-grown 81 ra y,
berry plants are no better than good sets
taken from a vigorous strawberry bed.
One should always select the new sets:
and those which have well developed
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wooden monument with the following
epltaph: s
Before you here lay buried deep.
The bones OF osler, In peaceful sleep;
His age was sixty when he died
The thread was clipped by suicide.
He passed the nge when men should toll,
And ashuffcd off this mortal coil.
OF chlorofornl he took n dorcS
And hustled off without a hope.
j. s. Df5JAIsNETTti.
Stanton, Va.
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least five years, are side issues and small
matters, scarcely worthy OF mention.
HINTON ROWE HELPER,
Washington, D. c.
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b ~ B Z 2
etc: the cities control tho location and
character Of buildings, the storage OF
com buetlbles, etc; and the country. the
construction Of mill,dams. factories and
other things that might be a nuisance
or menace to the health Of families and
communities. Now, what greater men
ace to the health, safety and interests
of each Individual and society at large,
In every way, than the liquor curse 2
IS NJ edcal science is endeavoring not only
to cure Diseases but to ward them sofr,
and protect against, them. It is found
.laria, typhoid and yellow fever germs,
and other diseases: and now the EFFORT
is not only to destroy: these insects. but
protect against them by wire screens and
doors, and In other ways. So let us use
all methods In the suppression OF ! he
evilssof intoXicants.
ss Now, Mr. EDITOR. come and help us.
Let US combine legals and moral suasion.
Why can we not. en- force prohibitory laws
aswell as others Aelp.us create Ian
Overwhelming publ entiment. by tho
use OF you: trenchant pen. Open your
columns to our Anti Saloon League ele e
Sn1ent. =. . -,
which Flights our civilization, impover-
ishes our tills noar PRISONS Is. poor
an untinlely grave, and worst r' OF all 70
y 'i''o'e'aD ~ RICH. FERG usoH.
Saluda va 5SS i3s ~
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8 bars 0oiaxon Shape q

3 bars 0otagon Shape u a
Soss for kVO
Afbuekie's Arlosa coffc. two 1Sr
poti,1ds ............ 80
kafomel syrup. extra quality, per RI
Fresh NAKED Cakes, per 81
pound 49,. so. =
Root Beel-,s makes five gallons, Sr
Tor ......yi -
Imported Sour Krout, per dr
Good Salt Pork, per AZ
pound -,
Beet Carolina Whole Grain Rice ~
yer pound .........,.............. ~
Quart Mason Jars New Orleans 10r
and Porto Rico Molasses. A8O, 's
Mothers Oats. per DC
package Observation-Disclosures. z, 4;
Karomel Syrup. half gallon cans. &c
&c.; gallons OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. - ~
2 bags Dunlop. Obelisks or Silver &c
King Flour. for Observation-Disclosures. = :,
Best American formulated sugar, &c
per pound ..............-.s :. ~
Oil sardnes. per &c
box N
New Dates. one-pound package &c
for - =
Navy Beans or Peas, per hr
quart
New Hnwkeye Rolled Oats, per II
package Observation-Disclosures. go. = ~
4 Large juicy Lemons. per 10r
dozen ........ 49, W
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An Open Letter.

Editor OF The Times-D ispatch:... p
sr,-I read your editorial columns ~ j, rec e 4
Sularly and gladly testify to your fairness,
wisdom and strength In discussing tne
various live topics which come UP lof
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02

come and help us.
h and moral suasion.
.rce prohibitory laws
,HelpSus create IAN
iSsen timent., by tho
mt pen. Open your
I-Saloon League cle-.
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!, INTANGIBLE UNSEEN FORCE OF MIGHTY POTEN

Medicines Fail and Hope Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
DOES AWAY WITH USELESS DRues.

iii Condemns Operations by Surgeons Deadly KnifeN
&ss He May Not Cure by Some a8{ ss
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i AS such am willing to test the rela-
tive strength Of the competitors in the
race. But in the convention plan. rs
now mapped out, I am unwilling.
In conclusion the action Of the opposing
interest at Clifton Forge have been sub
mitted to the chairman OF our party,
Hon, Taylor Ellyson,g and to whose good
Judgment all loyal and true Democrats
will yield implicitly.
PHILIP II. BROWN. Il
Blue Ridge Springs, March %, 1906.
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PAN0PATHlC PROFESSOR WORKS W0

Tnvniis Pronounced Hopccssly Incrabc by
s4Sa#S3 Healing in the Face of Apparent As
1mpossiblities