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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-16
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Toques mittens, sweaters, ETC., for the
boys At McFksrter's.
Albeit is selling ladies' dress skirts
at less than cost Of cloth.
William Parks dsnsng school viii be
acid Monday eyeaiHg in Miles hall.
beautifully dressed dolls to be found
at the dsll's bsstk At the Christmas
bazaar, Dec. -, q, ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wallace went to
Waterbury yesterday afternoon for
few days visit With relatives.
Roland williams left last night for
Philadslphia, r, TO visit relatives
through the holiday vacation.
Alex and Miss Angie Colombo return
to their home in New York after being
in the city to attend the funeral of thsir
father, George Colombo.
a. D. Morse is spending a week in
his city, having arrived from Schenec-
tady, n. T., Wednesday night. At sehe-
nectsdy Mr.. Morse is conducting hne
bowling house, having ten alleys in a
building erected for the purpose BY him
self. The alleys are located on Clinton
street, of State, the main street of the
city, and are patronized by the best peo-
pie Of the community. Mr.. Morse ex-
poets to return to Schenectady next FRI
day.
The Vermont press makes special
mention of the benefcient action Of the
Vermont MarbL Co. in giving its EN-
ployees a Thanksgiving turkey. If the
wage rate paid to the marble workers in
the Rutland district is a criterion, we
should think that turkey dinner would
be welcome surprise. In Barre TIE
granite workers enjoy turkey about six
time week, and look for terrapin and
brds Of paradise on Thanksgiving aud
Christmas.-Quarry Workers Journal.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-16

LARGE SWEET APPLES. Fancy
Eating Pears, Sweet Potatoes, Gran.
berries, Oranges. New Dates, Pears tc
pickle Of preserve.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-16
Gard Of Thanks.

We wish to express our heartfelt
thanks to the many friends and neigh
'crs who we're 50 kind to assist up ii
snt bereavement and for the many
oeautiful Moral tributes.
Misses Holden,
Charles Holden,
ATr. and Mrs. r.. r. Holden,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. Rurr,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Holden,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-16
A Card Of THANKS.

The members Of the Civic Federation
desire 70 express their appreciation and
gratitude t. the public whe 50 generous
" contributed snd assisted IN The recent
mnsmage sale and raade it possible to
add handserne sum to their treasury.
We realize that this is stiIl another IN
stance II thc loyal support md ercour-
sgement thst the Federation has always
received from the pecple Of Barre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-16
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Gents stone and seal rings at Burr's.
Series dance at Miles hall Saturday
evening.
Christmas cards and post cards at
Q. J. Dcdge's
Lock in McWhorter's window for tho
new things in fancy oyegcoats.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-16

Fair tonight and Sunday, slowly ris-
ing temperature; light northerly winds,
becoming variable.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-11-03
Dry Goods Department

Our Dry Goods Department is fire with its
hundreds of dollars worth of bargains to catch the
eye Of the rich and poor and in fact will meet the
qurements of the most fastidious and the most hum
Bile alike. We will not as many people with sales,
offer one or two articles and charge regular price
Others but article i'll this dry goods establish
ment will escape the knife III the cutting Of prices
The following prices are enough to convince you
that mean business and mean to do business from
October rs to November A as was never done III I'm
ion City before. For these ten days shall sell the
following dry goods
10000 yards best Brown Domestic that cost the
agents cents, we shall make for SC
1000 yards the best Apron Ginghams that selling
this country for ne to 8Bc, i'll this sale 44c
500 yards best table oil cloth in all colors except
white we shall offer in this great sale at 12Hc
We have 10000 yards the most beautiful valenciene
lace and insertion laces that sell the world over
for III cts to cts, go in this gigantic sale for sc
1000 yards real linen Torchon lace goods that all
competitors in their reduction sales I2H cents
and 2oc we shall let you have your choice for SC
We have 100 dozen ladies' vests and pants that sell
i'll all places and all times and all sales for 25c to
35c--these vests and pants good values well
made, and fnot worth the money may be brought
back during this sale-prce in this sale 2lc
$500 worth Of ladies' muslin underwear made by the
best manufacturers in the country made in the best
style go in this sale at a reduction of 1875 pr ct
1000 yards Of best waterproof skrting i'll black blue,
brown and gray, 90 inches wide, Ill this sale 55c
500 yards black blue brown and red henrietta full
2S inches wide beautiful cloth and readily sells all
places at $50, price for this great sale, only 23c
500 pounds shetland floss in all colors that sells from
100 to $I25 we will sell to you for only O0c Id
800 Of the beautifully designed counterpanes or
quilts full size, will fit the largest beds, of good
weight and made of best cotton these are sold in
all so-called bargain sales for $40 price oOc
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-11-03

the and this advertisement with that
and ready be slaughtered Notice the make Clothing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
Damage in New England.
ID (Byl Associated Press,


tg BOSTON, MASS, January 1.-The heavy
mort heasterly storm, which set iii last
night, embraced /. all New England. "a Tho
rail.2nccompanicd by a rise 5of ,lboutsaD
degrees In Temperatures, rapidly melted
the snow and caused considerable 4incon-
5yenlence. The gale, which rcac hcd &, We
5looty4 of dignity miles an hour on !. the
coast, caused rough seus and 5llig Ii tides.
Two q sasters{ were reported. fEEsSS u Vi III
n Tho schooner Lizzie Carr went ashore
at Concord Point Rye Beach, n. H. and
Frank I'reen, Of New York. first m;ltc OF
the vessel was! Knocked overheard ana
drowned. The following We're Injured:
RI Herbert Day Of Calais. Me, fractured
leg. 33s 81 s}t s,s
Frank Dykes. OF Calais Me-. coos,
$sprained ankle. li3 81 553. f$
THE other members OF the crow were
rescued uninjurcd. 81 II ~ M s5si55ss
The schooner Emerson went 8nsloreo off
Benefits Point, r .gl.,sand stuck fast but
was not damaged. X r $;i a
i3! At Bar sHdrbor, Nc, the Central Rail-
roads ferry steamer Supho. was thrown,
against her dock by "a huge wave ana
/ considerably damaged, Tie wharf #ot
the United States Fish, Commiss lon at
Moods Hole, was badly damaged, tile
Iglrders being broken and the granite sup
ports rolled into the basin. The storm.
Ind cleared by noon to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
CREATED NO S URPR'IsE.
Russian Army at Mukden+ TX,
pcctcd. Fall of8 Port d cath
.5ls Of General Flock. 4.
(Isy K associated press, !

53i Ga tIsy Associated Press) u . &
81 M UkDEN, January G.-Yiu I'EkIN 4Janrj
fupry Though theneWs OF the capitu-
tlation Of Port Arthur was first general
IN known here to-day, it was surmscl
by the Russian army January, At h from
the cheering heard In tho Japancse camp
along tho entire line. when cries OF
n BnnzaP, were distinctly heard, The news
created no surprise, because tile army
had become accustomed to the possibility
OF Port Arthur's fall from before the
5battle'pff Lao Yang and. since. Although
tho deaths Or Generals Fock and
8Konlratenkn A were not published here,
the facts Regarding Focls had BEEN ,ac-
cnpted for six weeks and the condition
Of Port Arthur was known 81 throug hont.s
While 1T is imposs bio to telegraph the
tenor OF opinion, yet It Is evident thit
greater events must tlAnspire before tho
end of the war Ia appa rent, 4 "
There was am u uslla cannpnading yes-
terdaY along the center. I was CON lnned
IN. moderate form day 81 AZ
The above dispatc contains the first
definite announcement from Russian
sources OF the death OF ltieutenant-Genr
epal Fock. oorRnlander or thu I1'ourt h Iias i
siberian Division, and nf the Russian
ilelt wing Mt Port Arthur. II "a s3s3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
AN open. BOAT
ON \ RAGING 4 [ &c. SEA "a
-Four 81 Grew + Goal Barge
Daisy Rescued After liar
rowing Experiel
(By Alss$sociatcd Prcss.).

Nj (By Associated Press q S;s
IN NEW SSY OIsll. NJ January Four men
composing tile crew o E the coal barge
Daisy, which had foundered a 4 sea3So Of
the Jersey coast last night I'm a terrific
gale, were brougl = int lis port today
suffering from sure and c &. n z
after tightIig their lives ut on
the foundcr.ng bargesand g good part } 2 q 4
ithe day In an open boat In an angry sea-.
he Daisy was bound from Newport '''L.
News to- n CIV = haven with a n cargo g 6
coal, and. with the barge Annie. was5yi In
tow Of the tug Murrell.5 Coming up the
Jersey coast s last night " SSt he ~ very
height OF the bowling Storm the Daisy
broke sadrft, The tug could bllrely, take
care OF thee her harge g nd could render
no ass stince to the distressed craft.
$i The abandofied craft. WI llano SAL 10
|$hoid her head to the gale, wal lowed IN
the trough OF Stb pounding seq. 81 soon
sprilng q ieak, s{SH crs crew, Workcd q I'll the
pumps, but $unayailingly, " and ht daylight
to-day were compelled b to abandon her
and take TO their small boat.
When they llearcdi Il NJ onmoutll. "
1.-THE surf was pounding Il he 81 nd beach IN
such fashion that #llfc-saversS flew signals
Of & warrlin ing to sheer5ioi and the weary
crew headed for Sandy II ook, z TWENTY-FIVE
miles distant from the point where they
had abandoned the barge. 3z
$InR the meantime the tug Murrcll had
returned In search Of the missin g. craft,
and was accompanied BY the United
States revenue 4 cut ter Nfollawk Both
steam craft passed 8seaward OF the fvaWl.
but soon fterWard the fight E house tcn-
der arkspursA was ord cred By wire from
OF k:lf
Sllfe-boat ofgsthe Sandy Hook life-saving.
crew. to 80 to the rescue of the imperilled
men. who we're picked up at ~ o'clock.
this afternoon VI * "a *
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08

Both 81 these positions were OF the great
est Importance to the J apancse army. !
II IN 4 glad 4 thnt tho sacrifice OF my song
lives lad been in the capture Of such
Important posi- tons, as II feel the ga cri-
fees we're not made iii vain, Their&aliy
were nothing compared 40 the objects
fsough t.'' Il i 5s ;sS ,i5s3
General Stoessel then asked permission
[ to h present Il his charger to General Sogl
Al d token OF his appreciation and nd. 81.
Slniration. a. AZ sss i VI $s|
g5 General Kogi expressed his I hanks stor
the Russian generals Kindness, out 90 ID
lie could not accept the horse, but, he
continued, Il he would accept IT for the army
since he considered that the Russian
horses were the property OF ] pan, ana
Tel he could mot make General Y $ toessel'
charger his private property General
ENoEi also promised that when the horse
g5wns@ handed over to him to see thar ] I
was treated with the greatest blindness
out of respect for tho brave Russian gen-
5eral.s@ III 8 q. 81 81 lsl ~ Il .ES s8i 4.
Therc,lpon General Stoessel assured Zen
eral Nogi that he admired his rigorous
principles and appreciated his point s2 oi
view. The Japanese commander equest-
cd General Stoesscl to continue to occu-
3py his residence at Port Arthur8until NJ.
engagements were completed f. for. the { re-
iturli4or himself and family to Russia.
Y Referring TO the burial q the dead,
General Nogi said the Japanese since g!ne
beginning of the military operations h;tfi
always buried the Russian dead. sS
St8Thosc found later on wo uld be Inferred
sat n special spot land a suitable memorial
would be erected as a tribute 5 TO the
bravery DC the J apanesc former foes.
Enter Town To-day.
Ys After luncheon a I which both generals
sat together III group photograph was
tnken at the cottage and Gel Neral Stoes-
Sci iSrctnounting his charger to show the
horses good points. said goodbye to- Cen
eral Nogi and rode back to Port Arthur
The uniets@and even solemn meeting
Of tile generals ended al about o. clock.
Tho regular Russian soldiers In Port
Arthur marched out to-day The only
troops now In tile city$ure volunteers,
Two fires were started In Port Arthur
to-day, for which Genera 4 stoessel apollo
giacd, Tie said the volunteers We're ln-
able to control the populace, and he de-
sired that the Japanese ent ert p ort 4 Ar
thur Immediately to keep order. X AZ 4. t iSs$
Tho formal entry Of the Japanese army
Into Port Arthur has been fixed for Sun
day, January Sth.9 is,3 gf5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
'I'HOuSANDs!||VVERE.
H0N0R.E !: ] |! s /
National Biscuit Company Gives
Remarkable ci11oilstration
81 Its Products. aE[s
GAVE AWAY MANY SOUVENIRS
No Effort Was Spared 70 Make.
a Visitors Enjoy 'lct',,-- 81. !.
selves "

n Several thousand persons throngcd the
ball room Or tho Masonic Temple ycstcr-.
tdayEaftcrtloo nbetWeeiit the hours Of q and
#bloclock, tho occasion being ii reception
rendered W the National 4 Biscuit COM.
8pnny. of New York, to the ladies' or tits
I city 1hc reception was II the nature Of
ID demonstration or the valuckand nutri-l
Etiyc8 qualities or the widely known pro-!
duets Of this company, nnd was an emf
nently successful flair viewed : from
every standpoint. & ~ n is a5
rhe hallGwas ut ttactivelyaan ever ar,
3tlstlcally decorated Tor eSoccaslot,,S fes--.
toons OF purple and white bunting being
swung from the central chandeliers to
the corners Of the large room. Besides
Sthesc.sth the purple Ifags, With the trade
mark or the company advertising their
Uneeda biscuits, we're displayed all over
the room. Tho Inner Seal trade mark Of.
Sthe1company was ever mere n, evidence.
SThirty53reprc Of the company
composed the receiving party, and We're
active liz suppl yng the%needs OF theta
#dies WHO called, serving nine Of the pro-
duets of Il he company to the thousands
who called. The gentlemen all wore p,l lil n
&Sple8tics that being the color used In dis
Stinguisting the uneeda biscuit packages.
The 5colored Sporters wore purple uniform
Were Mode lid II osts.
Besides the gentlemen rnployed, sew
Ecral ladies In uni form & were engaged IN
pouring land Il serving eli tc a t9Hone
booth. B Beginning tn ID tJneeda bisc ults;
which are Known by mi lions Of people,
the refreshments served cons stcd Sof Oys-
#tercttcs, Butter Thin Biscuits, Graham
Crackers, Social 4, Tea Biscuits; z III ~ y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
Pneu fl,oniail on The Increa es
Tile increase on the Deaths Resultant
from Pneumonia is Most Alarmlng, i
Il and Physicians Everywhere are q
Recommending Ouffy'sS Pure
s$s I'll alt Whisky as & a r ellabIe .$s
cure 4 and sure Pre.v,esI1tatlve.

g Scientists and physicians have been q p-j
#pal.sd III the rapid Increase In the death
4 rate srronl8ucutc6 Respiratory diseases es-'
Z leclally In the large cities. 5 81 fl
5$555l III III New York Clty8ulonc, during the
ffirat six months Of this !, year. olie-third
the total number or deaths were charged,
to- acntelSrcspirutor discusses and pull
,toilaly tuberculosis /, 3s
si :such astounding report y, not only from
Ncw forh, cut from other cities, large and
+. smt ,jns Well, showing ~ steady yearly
ilureuse In tho prevalence and fatality
Of pneumonia. have forced tho disease to
slhufront as one demanding an linimedlato
ana SURG preventative, Which Is found In
Duny'sy Pure Malt Whlskey. n
spneunona attacks the system quickly.
l%itnd relentlcssly. II is cSpeca u VII d;lll-
Il geTous ut this sea son of The year When
exposure to sudden and severe changes
+ Of weather and atmospheric conditions
is frequent, 1t is b sure to 4 attack tha
4 system run down from worry, oYerWorls
II or eS posure, 4 u ttis
5 ~ For more thansflfty years Duffy's Pl ire
Nlnlta9N lilskey has N been recognized as
y III surQ9rt and preventatiye5Sof pneu-
Il month and Jull diseases Of the respiratory
organs, Physicians vi ldly conform
ito the ct lcs OF; The professnn publicly
recommend ut, ana arc prescribing It for
their patients, I is In use In leudlng
hospitals tliroughout the ,ssrpur try. .se
The secret Of the &nlRfYelous success
S30r Duffy's Pure Malt {Whiskey. In curing
}Band preventing lung troubles lies ill.the
fact that It's the greatest Estrelgthener
and health builder known Il q medicine.
n II not only checks the laypges OF he
4 disease itself but replucess the weakened.
6 destroyed tissues helps II stnlnach to
/; mora perfectly digest and assinlilate food
IN order thatssnlore, richer and pllrer
) blood may come from i. ana regulates
i and governs the hearts action. so II hat
3 the circulation will be strong and power
4 ful, CARRYING health and .yigor To every
organ and part Of the human bod y. VI 4
sI pLffY,s Pure Nal w hiskey Is a bsolllte-
7lyi5 pure and free from fusel oil |, and Ia
"a tlle only Shiskey5 ;reco lzed nv the Cow.
arnnlent as a lptdlcine. n 1 n 3]
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08

everything but It promptly cures kidney.
iliversan nd bladder troubles, the ssympt "a.
81 which a re- Obliged toE pass your water
frequently night nd n dry, sma It'll or&
Irritation Inv passing brlc kdust ors 8
nlent IN the urine ada che ba ckachs.s
lame y back, NJ zslness, 9y poor q igestion,s
slceplessness 4 ne nervousness, i ear q isturb--
ance due ITO bad n kidney trot, bless sls tn
erurt Ions from bad blood RAJ gla, rhsfFss
diabetes, bloating ii, rrtt bllity
wornout$ feeling, nml 81 ton .los y
Of flesh, salow com . ig ll'ts
disease Il 53 .Ss3
Il yolirS va ter. when lowed to remain
|,ndlsturbei In glass or bot tie for TWEEN
lty-fourt hours, forms a linen Or set
|tiing 81 has d cl oud I'D peararlce
evidence that your III dneys an bla dder
need iIrn mediate attent Ion. sSS
swamp ROO "a Isl easant 70 3tak NJ Sis
Tor sale d DRUG S torres TIL q ersin2
Ebottles two sizes and two 2ptice sT-tifty
10 & Il 4 nd M one lar, III eMem Der the
name, swamp n DOT s ya p
Root. ana the nd dress, ngham 1F4 g ns 3
every ct tie Si5 s$8
the wonderful merits OF Swamp Root you
valuable informant LON bot TIL sent bsontelys
,osthousantls upon ousands $of limo NAL
ID, The value aud success Of SWAMP Ri Root
Used to send for sample bot n SEND ~
nghan,ton, =. q DO SUI say 81 3rea Gag
lay Times The ness Isl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08


Il The mild and Immediate effect Of
swamp r oot the great Kidney and bad N
der remedy Is soon re LIKED .Sg III stands
The highest for It's wonderful cures t, q
the mos distressing cases. Swamp Ro 9.
will set your ~ hole system rigl land tte75
bes proof OF this Is IA trial
e b3 Cottage St,s Melroae. Ma
moro or Eieas kidney trouble. and WithiA the,
past wear I'll became SO severe ana compllehtetu,
that II suffered everythin Ing no II as ihucn
alarmed and .1a -
swamp i loot and wrote asking for advice
s8I began the Use OF the medic and noted
s&a decided Improvement u ter$ king swamp
X Root only a short time Ii, .
ss5 n cont lnucd is use "a nd an thnnKtullIo
~ IN order ito be very sure about this y hn.l
q doctor examine some Of my wat er to-de3
Nj and M he III pronounced 4 all light y and II ~
Slg splendid condtt Ion. E5g I'd
know hat Your SWn m, ttoot - purely
vegetable and does not con tain any harmful
$ co,feryS and y recommendin swamp Root "a o
2lufferercrs Z am
E d. 80 NJ Very truly yours. S
h KS 5 iS ~ c, R ICtIAR DsDN. ~
8SSe Swamp Root Is not recommended for
EDITORIAL N o7'E.---1 n order to prov
may have ii sample bottl e3 arid a book Of
$freob y#mai book Contain many OF 4
letters received from @,nen5and women our
are so well known t hat our rea ders re nd
ing youlSaddr to ;Jr. Is liner q Co, u
this generous offcr int the Richmond Sun
I Ahls off en- Is guaranteed. # II if5li5}s5yt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08

no doubt that III Mr. Conried, the gifted
artist director OF The present New Y l's' IS
Metropolitan Grand Opera z sllcc EDS ~
aiisSplan Of founding New q 6 ORR Y y Y; y
school Of Opera IN Ike Paris IaI
ana Berlin has, supporte I'M hose 70 acoun-
tries; by#thc government. hat grand free
6tultionHfor a three years course to the
most gifted uspirnnts, and q = the END q!
this course even LAUNCHES their 1Ne young
artists uponf the operate stage. then
alone & America will SEQ the time como
when itswill make use of their own bred !a3
voices and will be proud to- lister = TO- q
grand opera Of any ia ton "
their own l1ngl sh ton ,le, IS s.. $3ssS
5 II HI a MIA II EINECIS-LLOYD.BSS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
' s,sS A Dollar 3 Worth Free

Yor deposit nothing nothing promise nothing There
nothing either nov latsr Wno @
remedy make this test
richest x,ersnss physlen can haye te beow Wnee
broad humanity Itself Fo sickness knows NJ ns
patient dCWny
Welcome through the tagging hours
Ina dismal howell 4.
security me hae e same opoun,
must limit offer
additional
WORTH Viii YOU druggist lie viii give YOU
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08

j W, hat
? Ginger Waters, Almonds and other pro-
ducts All WHO called We're given an, in
stalligcnt8a nd ttyfdemonstration of5the
qualities Il OF the &. foods. thcir%inutritive
value and the freshness maintained BY
5theginner5 seal method Of packlns, I: AS one
lady TeX EXPRESSED II, The compnny was not
at gull fstingy With It's refreshments, u
being amply served wit J each variety.
The service was prompt and tisfactory,
too. Tho goods were served direct from
the packages. incidentally demonstrating
the advantages of The packng
Ss5 The purpose Of the company in giving
this; danOnstru ton of it's goods Is; of
course, to impress upon the guests the
anutriliYcrvul,lc Of their products. uneeda
4 biscuit int he making of8whictl I he cnnl-
3pany4 inns to have reached the perfec-
5tion Of cracker manufacture, Is the lead
or in point Of popularity. These goods
and others Of the nptny arc made with
great care from tho best material at
stuinahlc, 3sSi ia
Gave Away Souvenirs,
From a8un,l85 o'clock the building was
ttlronged. tho crowd being MT Its height
about 1890 when tho big hall was almost
damned. Almost all carried away with
tliems pretty souvenirs All present ap-
gpeareu 10 enjoy the occasion, and moth
Ing but praise is heard Of the manage-
3ment of the affair, n 53 S g5s it q
n The pleasure OF those present was much
enhanced by music Thilows orchestra
having bcon.engngea TO make music for
the occasion. The orchestra Soccl pied the
stage, which was decorated with palms
and growing plants, II
s At intervals around the room attrac-
tive advertising designs made Of pack
ages III which the various goods,Sarn sold,
attracted attention bS8rensonSof Tho va
triety and ingenuity shown ~ the ar
Il IL 3i J.
REPRESENTATIVES, from this ctygtO Petcts'
burg, where a demonsra tionswlll he had !,
ana from ithnttcty they VIII 50 70 0th s,
Southern, cities, No more {offe foo a &C
2yertIselnent or method of,, p p ilElng
selected tlan THIS Those nttendingg the
reception embraced many OF Tho best
people OF the city md the state, & u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
4 Inside N erves I

sickness oses half itA }terrprs ~ en- We strip
8tnadlclne OF It's For most ~. a
FORMS Of sickness start In tie same wa Tho
nerves are weak. Not 3tho:tcrves that govern
your movements and your thoughts. a
but the nerves that, tingulled and ,inkt,own.
( night 8and day. keep your heart III motion
control your i digestive pparntts---rcgulato
syout ver--opcratc your kidneys 2E Ss5i
These arc q The nerves that wear 81. and
break down. II 4 III "A YEN
,1t does no good to treat the aiing orga,,--
4 the irregular hearttlic disordered liver--the
rcbolious 5stotnneh--the :lcranged kdneys
They arc not TO blanc. But 90 back the
nerves that IL control them. There YOU VI Will
Y find the seat OF the trouble .sj s5s n
There Ia nothing now about .this-nothing
any physician would dispute; But i remained
for Or. II Bhopu 10 apply this knowl edge--to
put L 10 practical use. Dr.. shoop' & S1sestora-
tive Ii the result Of quart century Of en-
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