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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-23
n NOTICES WEIR Given
BY DA An ! !! PAPERS Frs
.conplinept airy Reference = Made
to Governor lon on
tague.
(sp1,,epcial ito The Times-D ispatch.3

Especial to The Time ispat cl1.l
DANNILLD, A., pril q e 5 ~.
James, edtor$nnd owner Of the J: Danyille
Register and Bee, corrects an er erroneous
as IT he a bsence 81 advance nee
notices iii the Danville papers % the Mon \.
tag,le meeting In the following tcle an
to s,rhe rimes-Dl snat CHI :is.
The following sta.tement In your$t q days ~
Issue he local n eWspa ia q declileu
to publish any notice OF the meeting % % n
might and had forced the M ontagule peo O.
ple to insert an ertisemen mt g ti&1 o "
lines which was all. the local ice the
meeting had va is Who'll " incorre Get
q Both the morning and evening papers
gave nmplcs noti ces of ioYernor M onttl-
CUES address,. The following unpatdc q nos no
tice appeared In the Register and was va
Reproduced in the Bee: u.
"tThe sGOvernorssYill deliver q pu bic a. :
dress tonight al he deny OF Al slc
in the4interesttof3 6hisl can ida cy5 FOR the
United States Senate .8st II eSs is ~ polished
and sattraetives speaker. and no doubt So
large crowd Wi avail of the opportunity
to hear 4hinl again. Regardle less Of per-
4sonal 8preferences or fac ional d fcrences,
every man who car should go out 70 hear ar
him to-nig hit.
Il This is givenka a sample 20 & the several
co,lrtesies the local press \ cxt ended & To-
friends Of Governor N 10 ut ague IN draw
ing az arge crowd for him to address,;
many &c " holni were friends Of Senator
Martin Some one here Y impose Il upon or
your visiting staff II correspondent for
what purpose 1t must be quite plain
g. ISL r "A. JAMES. iii
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~
5lcge acknowledges receipt Of your cour-
'tcous letter, and IN reply would state
!. that while the board does not desire & at
this time to commit itself one way or the
other as to the removal of the college
from Hampden- Sidney, nevertheless lit
hereby appoints Messrs. NfcF'aden. Nell
waine. Rennie, Watkins and Mann as a
committee to receive any definite and
authorized offer. and ii said committee
deems the matter Of enough Importance
for the board. sthe committee Is given au-
sthority4to call the board together at any,
time or place deemed most suitable TO;
consider the questions or offers presented,
and to take final action thereon. 1tais
TO be distinctly understood that. this sac-i
tion does not bind or commit this board
to removal, but only hat 1T Is willingly
this action to put itself IN the position
to receive any worth and definite offer
and to follow the ieadtn IS OF Pro ldence.s
Give All Fair Chance.
1.-THE matter; ha s not been furthcrSd dis
scussed. It may be $tf.k ken for granted 4,
that when the proper time comes ifttti
ever comes. the friends Of Richmond OF
the hoard will see to- III that richmond
has a chance to bid forsits loca ton here,
and Sthat they will dos all in their power
to bring 1T here. In the meantime the
board is On the track Of a good man for
president, AID the college will occupy
and hold better position. than ever be-
fore, IL her friends will be patient and
help lii the right way to that end % It tis
hut fair to say that since the former
president resigned. Prof essor Villa mill +.
Whiting has been acting president, and and!
with the i hearty co-oper ton Of the FAC,
.ulty. has, given isfa ction. Al
that the DID college need lis money, and
that II time will be fortflc ming AID
all agitation and sue It t e.! wh,cn
.donbtless for good. will do harm \ .55
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PREPARING FOR
T'H:EGR:YA.N||.D' CANT
Programme Provides for Ccre-
monies on a Large
Scale.
THE .|45:. BATTLEFIELD "a u I E! l| |. PARK .''
Malone Monument Association
THE Battlefield PARK
Malone Monument Association
Charter Received r cv. Father
O'Farra1l to Tour Europe. ,85

|.d a. "
3 Special Z to The Times Dlspatch.) s5ig
E PETl1RsBtJRG, VA, April 22.-On1cers
OF IA. p. Hill Camp are already prepar-
Y Ing for the meeting OF the Grand Camp
In this city next October. The Grand
Camps visitStw years ago was consid-
cred the greatest Confederate celebra-
ton ever seen in Petersburg, but the
plans for the coming reunion provide
( for ceremonies and entertainments. on a
ghandsoner and more elaborate scale
than any public demonstration ever be-,
fore seen in the Cockade City. Tho plan
of having q battlefield park at Peters
burg has long since received the endorse
sinent OF A. p. Hill Camp, and It's adju-
&tant Captain Carter r. Bishop. Is one
of the most active and influential sup
8porters OF this long desired national me-
mortal to both armies before Petersburg
In the closing scenes OF the great war.
*s.s MALONE MONUMENT.
The Ma hone Monument Association char
ter was received here TO- day and will be
recorded In the Office Of. the clerk Of the
courts, n Mr.. Robert Gillian. The list Of
directors y includes names ,Sof prominent
Confederate veterans from every section
of Virginia. " 5}F. igs
sst Rev. Father Olfarrell,aO OF SID Osepn 3
Catholic Church, will sail from New
York OF, April 29th for an extensive for
seigns tour, which will include & England
ireland and several continental countries
Father Y Farrell will be absent about
three months, during which time the
Rev. sy Father ciilsenan, assistant to
Father Lynch, OF Roanoke, will be In
charge 81 st. oseph's Church.
Appornattox Commandery. nights
ETemplar, will hear special sermon by
Rev s. G.. Hatcher at iNiarke ct Street
Methodist Episcopal Church TO- morrow 1'l
night. n ~
scommandery. sSt III iil u ;5 !:
DR.. CAL1sCH TO @LICTURE RE
sSG REV Dr. q. N. CalistN Of Richmond:
vim lecture on4sDr. Jekyl and Mr. Hyde
In the Hebrew; synagogu Il In this city
Monday night. Ss. q. j,
sig, 900 contract for a big warehouse
has bee Il awarded to Hlessrs- Brister5 and 1!
fHa rrison BY the Seward Tru VI BAG
Company !, 4
The funeral Of Miss A1arga ret DOMAIN
who died IN Richmond yeste rday,. TOOK
place here this ernoon, I. 4 l
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Millions OF people, OF nine d, fferent
nations. are. constant users Of Liquo-
zone. Some are using 1t to get well;
some Ito keep well. Some to "a euro
germ diseases; some as q tonic. No
medicine was ever so widely employed,
These users are everywhere; your
nelghbors and friends are among them.
And half the people you NEE wherever
you are-know someone whom I.iquozono
has cured,
II you need help. please ask some Of
these users what Llquozone3 does, Don't
blindly take medicine for what lnedi cine
cannot do. Drugs never kill germs. For
your o WI sake, ask about Llquozone;
then lei us buy you a full-sizo bottle TO
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.s 81 M 80 ] ||I||. ! 5
ASHES !! {: |. |

rbB.s M
& Especial 81 to ii the Times Dlspa tch.)
ASHLAND. " A.. a april y pa letter
has Z been received 4 y President r. 2.
Blackwell. . OF Randolph Macon College
from Prof. William Court, q 4 Kobe. 3 ad !
vising him tina the ashes Of young sangi
ogawa. the. japanese student shipped
from here by express have never been
received. Il,
sangi Ogawa died at Hampd en- last
summer, Of \ typhoid fever. and Ills body
was cremated IN Washing ton and ship
I ped BY Richmond undertaken to his
parents In apan, They were started to
Japan BY. va u OF 1>org on, e and Prof Court
has a letter from the American Express
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, at#Iondon, saying q
case in (which the ashes OF SangiR Ogawa.
was pa cked along with some silverwure.
had been broken into and tile vase con-
talning his ashes. was missing !, The sup-
position. expressed In the letter wa that
the ashes were contained In a silver or
bronze vase and that it was stolen for
the intrinsic value OF the vase. AL
WE Dr.. Blackwell read this letter before
the faculty OF the college and profound
regret was expressed at this unfortunate
occurrence as he was unanimo usly re-
tgarded as one OF the most mi eresttng
and promising young men who has ever
attended this coll ege q and the ceremony
and preparation incident to the crema I
ton and Il return Of his ashes to his
father In Japan 81 was looked upon -
I sa cred. Es s g 81 u {.8 Il gss 4,
Z, Mr.. Villa m Z Court has charge Of the
Palmore Institute. in Kobe, where yourg
Japanese are taught the Eng llsh Ian
sguage and Western ii sciences. @ This is
where young .Ogawa went to school and
finally became Interested lin Christianity.
I Mr.. Court makes the digestion that q
fund 8 be raised salnong the friends Of
Ogawa In this country to sendowy a. scho!-
arship# to give = others the opportunity
OF, being thrown under the Influence Of
Christianity;fass Was young Ogawa.
Any contributions sent to Mr.. Lee :, e g, g.
Crutchf,eld, at Ashland, Va, will i be
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V|'VO|!N''T|[|.E' MOTHER !
HER II! CELL i: II |.
Nan Patterson Sends ORD. to- to-
Parent That She Must y y ct
Attend Trial. s9
5cAsESsR MED T0-M \ F'!F ( J \ |
4 \.
s(BysAs ISOLATED Press Vi

Jew YORK A pril q. Van Pat Pate terson
herself to. day prob prevents d4lwhat
might have led to one q tie most pa
thetic Of the many scenes which have at
tended her incag cerati5on in the os
and her appearances in court since she $lyt
was charged with the m,lrde OF Caesar
~ Dung nearly a ear go n When, her
father called upon her lat the prison to.sS
day, he announced that her mot herWa a!,
thinking OF coming here from w ashington
to be present through the remainder Of
her trial, which will $Nbe continued next
Monday. u 5ss SSsE2st85
$3tt..I'lllnevcr. consent to have mamma come
here and see me behind risona bars Eand
In tho court room on trial 4 for murder,
she told her father, & &!
II hope you will induce &hers to n stay
lin Washington. She couldn't help lneAh by
coming here. and the trial might upset
her dreadfully. Please tell her to sta VI
atahone..' 5s5 M
Miss Patterson's father goes to w ASH
Ing ton tonight to spend sunda with III l
family there. 5 NE N; S$
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/. -
.SANTERRE'SS HORSE HAS
ID t5s BEEN SOLD I'm PARIS

Especial Gable to The. Times. D'spaat ch and
L New York Herald.) WI
SSt 1f,ocn,,rpht NJ the New York Herald COD Ii
PARis, April IL Maison. sante1r'rl'ess
3lnSthe Farubourg Saint Antoine. has Just
been sold after remaining In the fa mil
since the Revolution. SanterTe was En
famous brewer: who played q prominent
bart In taking the Bastlle. An endea',y'fo 'r
viii be made to pres the house Gus un-
touched. Interesting relics have already
been discovered in tho shape q three
keys to tho principal :ga tes q the i 81.
THE. which were publicly Il presented to
santerre on July r Is y 1885, N rhese have
been sent to the N1useo Carnavalet where
they have been placed with Latude,s
rome ladder and other smomentoes,
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S ga .,T, 81 v 34Bt ~
makes WORK D.. } ( EASIER IS; !: !
Richmond 7: pl.s. Are.
PIeasedto | earn How (.
Ii Is Done.
It's pretty hard to attend y duties
with a constantly aching back,
With annoying urinary Disorders,

j J ~
Z with a constantly aching back; 3t.
With annoying urinary Disorders, !,
t1,oan' IS Kidney Pills make Voils easier.
They cure backa che. al
z, They! cure every kidney III
Martin Franklin, blacksmith, q Sil
South Twelfth Street, says; II is q
rhysIcal lmpossiblllty for anyone to fol.
low my y. calling With q back which 10 lame.
= ak and aching; In fact. sometimes y Is
ali q man can do to perform an extra
hard days duties with q back sound.
strong ana Well, but when that part OF
YOUR body aches and palms with every
move you mako, life to a blacksmith is
the opposite Of pleasure Morning after
morning, after q long days work, J have
been SO stiff and soro could hardly
move. and reasoning that II Doan $ KID
ney. Pills could only DO depended upon,
they might bring long-sought for aid, !
was easily Influenced sto 30 TO Ovens &.
Minors drug store for u Los, They We're
decidedly satlsfactor u
! Ir3r sale by all dealers, Price % cents
,e box, Vpster-Nlilburns co, Buffalo,
IN. II, sole agents for the United States.
Remember the nalne7-3 oan' Sand Ike
no substtt ut Q, III NJ stE5 81 IA III
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. Ct; III Will
Be. Hello RESPONSIBLE
..,o, cable trto The Times p!spatch and
NSp1Ss's'st - n anvT York Herald.) 4E3f

-,
" ps1s .S y New York Herald. Z,
Copyright ~ the Ns YORK x i1ora Co..
mobile noble "a reg tit have been adopted by
4 Ae coIsnmitee 81 the Paris Municipal coun-
eli and these seem certain to be! PHI "A IN
In the first place i lshlaid down that
mobile traffic. must pass in examlna ton
FOR a license as expert cllnufieuCs, The
speed maximum Will be abolished and In
the future will he regulated by the
amount 81 trafiic In the various thoroug az
fares. On. the other hand cllauff eprss
viii be held responsible for celdents and
may have their licenses q Ken away al
they ride away a tier on accld dent sof any
KIND, b Abusive use Of automobile Il horns
3 The Paris courts tits week. declded
that renarkably heavy do MIA ges must be
paid by' the u Eastern Railway Company
Is Nine. EEok1na,, il, widow OF q man killed
in his automobile. which wa demolished
at a level crossing MT la F'errlere last
year. Tho widow Will receive a. sum OF
30, 0n0 francs Il (S6.0oOl for herself and
10000 francs (sso0N for, ca Oh of her two
children, beside annuit les of 900 raIlcs
$500 for herself n and 3 o00 francs o0J
for ga cl Cbil ID
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We Paid 100000

i For tho American rigilts to Li0uozone.
No did this after testing the product
for two years. through 8physielans ana
hospitals, after proving. In thousands g
difficult cases, that Itiqnoaonef destroys
the cause OF any Germ disease, vi
q I.iqpozone has. for MOI than 70 years.
bsenItho constant subject Of scientific and
Chemical research, It Is mot made w
compromising drugs nor with alcohol.
Its virtues are derived solely from Gas
largely oxygen gas-by q process reqnir-
Ing Immense app aTatus and II aye time,
The result is q liquid that does what oxy-
gen does II Is q nerve food and blood
4 lood--the most helpful thing In the world
\ to you. IT. !eff ects are exhilA Tatlng, tal-
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sIMPORTAN I ARREST.
Street Carnival at Spencer Helps
the School + und. FL
special ID the Times Dispatch.

"a Special to tho TImeAr Dlspatc1LJ ~ -
SPENCER N. G, April 22. ID equity 4 Y nitedS
States Marsha j. rs s. I'll Free arrested \. !, at
In jail at Lexington. Tom Copley and u NJ
Gregory, who have been wanted for bout g
year In Kentucky for serious infraction Of
Ethit State and had not been located until res
Gently, when they were spotted by the officer
upon charges preferred at q bingd0n, Va. Nh
ter place az soon as reQuisltion pa pcrs have
been honored. ~ 5Ss sl if aJ8 "a 81 II
The Spencer street carnival. which WAS held
here this week by tho Barkout Carnival Cons
gpany, closed tonight and the company left
Tor Danville. "a The graded school here 48re-@
ceived about 500 from he proceeds 81 the
carnival. III s.iT5
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Will Vii Return to Turf.

Especial CAME The IN = ana
onyr, rht 1by' the New York. Herald 'o.9 II
FARis 5asay ss,d me ia SIS.
psop 3be B 81 Jockey Cip to register rs
under TILE r 5aeae of Ire eias
IN -, having a0o francs (s4o) extra. can
oMas undera pseudonm lebany howtiXer
to @e reM ns
~ ~ tion isg accepted. Lebandy VIII pus
seSerai hundred Thousand francs on horses
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FOUGHT PHYSICIANS
Goodenough, Old Ball, Player, On 2
:. .ss5 RAMPAGE r I e, in ST. Louis.

(I,y Assocated lPr1ss; J, 7, {, n
81 OUTS; April !: s@ .a,s q have o been one
aFed Southern
Base il League fifteen IS e esI
nte t he city IT.
d dm and asked to be sent the hosp pl
tai he fought the hospital physiclans.
and breaking his co. ana g oode e.
tans 10 he taken to Memphis, Tenn. where
haSsays his wife Is LIVING. .s1it 4. 60
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Personals and Briefs.

n Mrs Weber IIoen and Master Beaufort II oenf
have Just returned from a delightful visit "A to
Jacksonville and ST. Augustine. Fla.
Mrs. W. Wallace Rove LEFT the city on Fri
day last for Crozet, to stay Until the
Mrs John n. Saunders, OF saluda, ~ the
guest OF her sister. Mrs. a. ~ Montague. at
the Executive Mansion 50 =. i
Forge, Va. 4 are visiting Mr.. and N rs NJ.
Lee Fergusson To- 9oa East Clay Street,
u Miss Matte Gelsendoffer will leave Tuesday
for a visit to Cincinnati s55S .t5 II
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Nt'Nll0Ns
Il IN No. 313e lin tho new shirt waists the
back may be either drawn dowr, fiat or
blonsed to suit personal taste, Tnlloreu
effects arc the preferred styles for shirt
waist suits as well ms for waist intend
ed for separate year. ,sl9. Y,
15 The design here portrayed has several!
entirely new features among when are
the sun ray tueks5a at front and back OF
5nenk and at the lower edge OF sleeve. and
tho novel Repaulettes and cuffs, nv
II preferred tho fullness Mt neck and
wrist may DO gathered instead Of tuck
cd to 70 shape md tho epaulettes and cuffs
' The trimming posslbilI ties q plain
waist like tll!s are practically .Wlthout
limit. Mndo OF linen or lawn or other
sheer fabrics 1t may be orna!nented{ Witl.
mednlllonst OF embroidery. or lace or with
design landings OF lace or needlew ''''
THE original WAS made Of sott blue
imohair With epnulettes, collar and cuffs
Of " deeper shade. 1t will make M hand
somely In taffetas, cashmeres: alba tross,
or serge and With or wi thout llning. III
Tie pattern No, 1886 Is cut In sizes
sc. "a. as, IS. 40 and AZ Inches. ~ inches
$hust I measure and requires IA yards
al 27-inch wide material. "a yards OF
contrasting fabric and u yards ~ lining,
Y The pattern can be aetton from The
Cohen Co. for 4 0c,--Adv, N
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s5Nr Forrest [ Preach.

Mr.. R. "A. F orrest, who. with MISS. Mul.t
LEM II visiting Richmond the int crest
ans M'sJ s3qes
r., ,.p;, night at O clock. At p NJ.
maze NAE sonIetya Il Chris Liam deavor, and
people q to ta e1 Msa are u fDGr
a srar{ tWa1ve years as missionary In the
soudnn, and viii speak /, Of }, slaer work at
that pOint, ia Y 9ts Hfe# Nj st St Al
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T3GIf3H19Ir7l n ~ -. Z 4, - 8
Tucker urruss.

On "wednesday AFTERNOON at 3 o'clock Miss
sMnrrie Burruss, OF Richmond, and Mr.. s;
B. fucker, Of Powhutah county were married q
at tho home Of the br!de's sater. Mrs !, =, =.
Mabel Eliza cowherd. OF Goochland county,
and Mr.. II. r. Lamb acted az maid of honor
and best man. Tho bride was gowned IN q
I'D bridal roses she was the recipient OF
many handsome presents, The Rev. y .,
Hutson. D. D., Of Pine Street Baptist Church en-
af11ciated Mi. and Mrs, Tucker left for their
future home in Powhatan, on tho SIS train :li
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~ fff 70 u ID n "a lflfr 'li@ ~. r ~ -
{ &c.. Bottle Free

gs II you need Llauozone. and have
never tried 1t, please send US this coupon,
We will then mail YOU an order On u
local druggist for q full-size bottle, and
We will pay the drugsi let ourselves for It,
This g aopFa free s!ft. made re convince
what It can do. In Justice to yourself
please accept 1t to-day. for 1t places you
under no obi gat Ion " hatever.
# IAquoxone costs Soc, and u X &
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Nine NationD
Now Use Liquozone. Won't You Try It Free?

!EcYemA--D1ysipelsz q Trbeyculoeis Il "a 4
EFevers-r0pll Stones Tu,nors-Uloers III ~ 4
sH0ltYe--aout Varcocele $50 d IL & ~
5GpnoUheR.-Qleet Women's DiEeaSAs 9f 1T
# All diseases that .hegin With fevers-all IN.
4flnmlation---Sl catarrh-All contagious Va dis.
eAses-allS the results Of Impure or poisoned
blood 5Gt Az l5 \. Il 5} & AZ ~ s2s III &
In nervous DEBILITY, LiquozoneS acts %
sv!talixer accomplishing what no Sdrugs can Ia
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BACON 10 GO 90. ABROAD I'l:E'']i 'A
Senator From Georgia Ordered
e j Take Complete Rest.

WAsHINGTON, April 22.-se eN': I! y
bacon, Of Georgia, who collapsed In Il the
Senate just before the e. adjournm En- .seI
that body. and who since mas neen Lal nass
posed. will salt ,pn The .eteamer Pr rsSa
$1Ie viii n abroad for severa e 3
taking, by5ordersS Of !a1phyyicii'a y g com i
Met q rest, }Sf5 Tx 81 !. sSfS
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Richmond Boy WEEDS.

a Arthur IT, Simpson. formerly.of this
'c,ty.t hut Who has been living In Washing :,
ton for several years Wa a!t me Pr a. n
neNa;ss Emm a w ms, OF Georgetown.
a " D. 6, They will reside
I'll ere ~ al l554t-4t gH4f{5 ~ flSi ft
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For the House.

-1snec,al n 10 the Times Dlspatch ~ ~ .
t,, EY fsvIi y A., April 90 The friends OF
Dr. Floyd Gregory al portions o a,n the
county urging him 70 mveCm p rs nsnt
date to represent Charlotte " l t''e
Legislature. i, ~ - .ha$ z, "a
and the chances are now that ne VIII nave
no opposition M Z. u Is ZIG Il A i5.5'. 3,
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izing. purifying. Yet As a germicide SO
certain that we publish on,'every bottle
al. 4affert OF 81. 900 for a d lsease germ that
1t cannot Kill The, reason IL that germs
are stables and ii quozone ke EXCESS
OF Soxygen-is deadly to vegetal mat tier.
& There lies the great va ue OF Iliauozone.
Ut is the only way known to- Kill germs
in, the body without killing the tissue,
too, AnX.d drug that kills germs is n poison
and It cannot be taken internally. Every
physician knows that medicine Is almost
HELPLESS In. any germ disease. E,
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.Briqht's Disease ! /. ! 5; And nd
Diabetes News.
Office Wine and Spirit Review,
san Francisco, April 2, 1905.

TO the Editors of Richmond II
Dear slr-The business men OF this
city who are! proclainiing to the world
tile discovery Of the cure for Bright's
Disease and Diabetes have asked me as
one of the heneficlaries to write to my,
sbrot her editors, Hence this letter to sou.
II was as skepticnl as anyone. had q
clear case az chronic I3rlght's Diseases;
y as i'll for year. It was not thought
I would live thirty days. The President
Of the Pacific States Type l',oHndry :
told my wife about IT. and against
my private convictions was put on
1t. In SIN months my recovery was c',l'.-
fplete.
told several who got well, Among
them was ono Of the writer's on tho
Call, whose mother had Diabetes, She has
fully recovered. AS a brother editor
personally assure you OF the truth Of tho
x Fraternnlly yours. ~
n. NJ. WOOD. Editor. Az
Tho above refers To- the newly discoy-
cred Fulton Compounds tho first cures
the world has ever seen for Bright's Dis
ease and Diabetes. NVes are tho sole
agents. Ask for pam phlet. Owens
NJ inor Drug Co. % Il NE Va Vi
When to suspect bright, u alseas weak
ness without 5causef puff am les. hands
or eyelids; Kidney trouble after the third
month: urine may show sediment. failing
vision; drowsiness; one or more Of these,
si5I gaS fis8l 60 fE4 sf7
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