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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-10
SCHWAB WELL PLEASED.

fsnec,al Gable 10 The Times. Dispatch ana
.'sfte'A' New York Heradl
copyright by the New York Hernio &C. x
LONDON, May 10.-Mr. Charles NJ.
schwnb arrived in London on MONDAY
night from Paris. and will sail to-day
on the Baltic. saw him at the savoy ~
last night, where! he was giving a J, o. n,g :
dinner to a party of guests, lnclua'l.s
prominent steel manufacturers, such as
NIr. Ninsor Richards, Mr.. Arthur Keen
and Mr.. Albert Eickers.
Mr. schwab declined to discuss his R"sII
sian mission on the ground that that
would be impolitic. II can only say ", t.,a'
I nm much pleased with the result, ar.
schwab said. When asked II Mr.. Rotn'
sch,ld. an antique dealer. who hao a
Subpoena served on him on board OF me
steamship when he arrived at Plymo utn,
had made any attempt to serve papers on
him during the day. Mr. Sch"eo salu.
"No. I put the matter in the hanos OF 7, ny ;.
IA wver and have heard no more ABOUT IT,
Mr.. schwab tells me he has done d
great deal of ,automobiling in France -, M
his new 40 horsepower auto1noo'i :
hu, It is too speedy to take oyer %
America. He is looking very we'll.
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ENDORSED. At HOME
Such Proof as This Should
Convince Any Richmond
Citizen.

The public endorsement OF a local citl-
zen Is the best proof that can be pro-
duced. None better. none stronger can be
had. When man comes forward and
testifles to his fellow citizens. addresses
his friends and nelghbors, you may no
sure he Is thoroughly convinced or he
would not do so. Telling ones ex-
perience when AZ is for he public gor;i
is an act OF Kindness that should be uu-
preciated, The following statement given
by Resident Of Richmond adds one
more u the many cases of Home I'm
dorsement which arc being published
about :" The Little Conqueror. Read ":
Mrs, j, Waters, whose husband is pro,
prietor of a machine shop and resides at
900 South Cherry Street. says: u have
been annoyed for several years with
tackache and kidney trouble, 4 heard
of Doun's Kidney Pills, and procured q
box. at the Owens & Minor Drug Co.'s
store. derived so much benefit from
them that have reason 10 believe they
are the best kidney remedy in exlstencs,
I am only tao pleased - endorse the
claims l,lade for this remedy. ,3
For sole by all dealers. Price 10 cents
toster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, n. T., sole
agents TOR thu United States. Il
Remember the nanle--Iooan's-and take
10 substitute Il sss n
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f3overnor Montague that only $3.50 figured
an ,he settlement He explained that the
Eiate IND been saved tho sum of ST. 23u00
M The settlement and that bonds TO that
amount for which Virginia was liable 10
the United States Government was
turned over to the State in the settle
ncnt.
.when competition enters into the dues
t,on OF making railway rates. Halt a
dozen men can fix rates as they see III
and no ono can stop them. When YOU
.hjp your produce they tax you at VIII
and neither the shipper nor the receiver
has word to say HI the matter. INC!
tax YOU and there Is no appeal lrorh
their charge. The country cannot prosper
under these conditions and II IS ho ps''.
lutely necessary that the GoveIl'll l'.i'.
NAV provide tribunal TO say lust VIVA. VIVA.
IS fair and q Just charge. we ,n ,,n,
roonla Ia and control tho transportation
compan,es. They arc great agencies
tnt tbcy must not be allowed to pluhuer
re peoplc at will When that bill comes
an Won Mil find very few men IN eithe.
hranch nf Congress who will dare stand
IN in face OF the demand that &,nese
conpanies be regulated and oppose IT.
Mr.. Martin denied that ne llad ever
had retainer fee from any raiiMns
company except from the Gness, pes ~
aud Ohio, In local work, and that whel u ne
was a candidate for tho Senate inc ills,
tine, tho president of the chesapeak axe anu ,,.l.
ohio opposed him. claiming he. was y,
a lproper person for the place re -
showed that rs far as he knew a.. L., -
tho railways presidents in the Stato "9,e
opposed to his present candidac!. ~ ~
touched upon the good roads ana puuns
school question, saying an me ca.u.' ~.
IL l<,y,c r.
.hs roa1s are lust as full of holes and the
school terms are Just rs short us ~
fore. He thought hot air wotld hot az
~ hettcrinr the conditions much
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BROTHER
DID NOT KNOW HIM.
Gould Not Tell His Own Name
and Was in Critical
Condition.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)

Especial 70 Inc fIlIHes-O!epntS"'I
RALEIGH, N. G., May S.-General
James D. Glenn. brother and private sec
rotary TO Governor R. B. Glenn. is Sc
rIously III at the Governors mansion,
having returned here this morning from
Greensboro, where he went to move his
family to Raleigh. Somewhere between
Raleigh and Greensboro he suffered pos.
sibly something like a second stroke OF
pa ralysis that affected his mind, ana
when he got off the train at the Union
Station he did not even know MS name
or know anybody about him.
Governor Glenn was at the depot 20
take the same train for Fayetteville, ana
General Glenn did not know him, and
asked those about hin, where ne was
In fact, who he was.
Governor Glenn abandoned ms trlp ~
Fayetteville and carried his brother 70
the mansion as quickly as ne coula.
physicians we're summoned as Quickly
as possible and every attention given.
In the course OF an hour ne was go.ten
around 40 that ne knew those about MN
and could talk much better late to'nlgn..
His condition lis reported about me same
that it was this afternoon
It was Just agar ago that GeneIa'
Glenn sustained his shrst stroke o. paraiy.
sis, and lay In a critical condition for
many weeks.
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TORNADO WRECKS
TOWN Is DEAD.

5miles south Of Marquette, and did not
spend its force until it had passed many
miles north of the town. In Marquette
the residence portion OF the main street
suffered the principal damage. The
houses In the course Of the tornado were
ALL with two or three exceptions. COM
pletely wrecked In this section there
were number OF modern residences, OF
which only one wasfleft standing
The Swedish Lutheran and Methodist
churches were among the first buildings
struck and they, together with the par
sonage adjoining the Methodist church,
were demolished.
Town Isolated.
Yesterday afternoon was hot and OPP
pressive. Late In the evening a terrific
rain storm broke over the town. The
rain continued to fall in torrents until
midnight when the tornado struck
Within less than five minutes 1t had
wrought It's terrible work and passed on.
Telegraph and telephone wires were
carried down. and It was several hours
before the outside world could be ap.
prised Of the plight Of the city.
It was not until S O'Clock that physl-
clans and surgeons began arriving from
surrounding towns. In the meantime
dozens OF volunteers set to work to- clean
away the debris and eStricate. the dead
and injured. The Swedish Lutheran par
sonage and several private residences
were turned into temporary hospitals.
The dead were taken to a storeroonl
nearby. DR.. Lund, the Lutheran pastor,
passed about among the suffering. min
istering to their comfort. while thirty
or forty other persons, working under
his direction, cared for the injured at
other points.
There were many narrow escapes from,
death. The Infant daughter OF Charles
Salon was lifted In her bed and carried
to the middle Of the street. receiving only
few scratches. Salon and his wife
were seriously injured
The mattress upon which the baby
daughter OF the Rev. Smith lay was dou.
bied up In such manner as to cover
the child and protect 1t from falling
timbers, In spite Of the destruction Of
the Smith house the entire family es.
capped uniniured.
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: The ! Negro Reformatory.s

TIE annual meeting Ct the b to,sv ns as
Trustees of the Negro Reformatory was
held at the farm YESTERDAY. it'll,
president n msa ms Of repRRe e AFFAIRS Te Of
tho institution. Irs. D. n. Vassar ana
). E. Jones were app s,,,,ns to audit the
" TIC financial report Of the president
was + adopted and ordered 70 be filed,
aud it was voted that Hon. Thomas y.
Cardwcll be elected vice-presidents OF the
Board. in the place Of the late Or. B. L.
Winston.
Of the board to fill the place made va
cant by the death Of pr. Winston. 49,
president we're made by the president.
On motion 1t was ordrcd that the officers
On motlonit was ordered that tho officers
fro arms on the farm.
On motion !. was 90 ordered that peA
semblv OF the State asking that the num-
her OF boys supported by the State be in
creased TO two hundred and fifty or such
proportion of that number as that body
IN its Judgment may see ut to allow.
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and Industrial center Of the nation. with
a growing tendency to urban aggregation
OF the population.
Practical Education.

In the course OF his address Or. EIaney
said:
All past experience Of the race has
seen the child during his education come
closely into touch With his Industrial. sur
ro,,ndlngs. Up TO recent times IN our land
the country boy got as much OF his cdu-
cation out OF school as In It, His formal
training was limited to three or four
months year. but his education on the
farm or in the shop WAS continuous. such
training was largely manual. IT deal:
with processes. 1t was highly practical"
I. Education In school then gave a
limited knowledge OF letters and things
clerical, while education out Of school
gave a broad training with many tools
and In many matcrials Through It the
boy developed on both motor and mental
sides He grew keen and resourceful.
skIllful and self.depcndent. He came also
7 to know much OF the industr ial necesss-s
ties OF the community in which he lived.
Recent years have seen the years OF
elementary schooling mach extended.
The school now essays to take charge OF
the entire education OF the pupil where
before II dealt with the smaller nd the
simpler part. Economic pressure has
urged that the practical nature OF the
older form OF schooling be not lost N
the change. pointing to the fact tnat
constructive agencies are on Viz slc. aoo
and thatsthe child who is to succeed IN a.
constructive world must be given the vo-
cational view Of life.
The Programme.
Following is the programme for today To-
AL 10 A. NJ Reports OF delegates; dele
Gates viii report on Manual Training In
the Public Schools" OF their respective
communities iS.
industrial Aspects Of Hand Work, !"
Mr.. Arthur r. Richards, director OF the
shop work. ethical culture school New
York city.
Discussion opened by Mr.. Julian a..
Burruss, director OF manual training.
Richmond public schools.
Evening session at 6 o'cloc k---.' Education
Through Handicraft," Or. Bruce Payne.
professor OF Peda gogy, William and Mary
College, Williamstown, Va.
.rHousehold Arts In Education. MIS-.
Mary schenck Woolman, director 81 De-
partr1ent 5of domestic art, Tea chers Cox
lege, Columbia University. New York IN
city. s5. = !, !, :.
5"An American Manual Training. Mr:
Henry Turner Bailey. editor Of The
school Art Books" North scituate. Mass.
Discussion. Z!
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SPRING CA1lARRH.
chnnee able Weather causes DIseate.
Breathe Hyor,el and Cure catarrt1.

chnneeable Weather causes DIseate.
Breathe Hyor,sl and cure cstarrh.
The changenble weather Of Spring with
It's warm days and cold nights ,s re-
sponsble for a great increase IN tho nut1,-
Der OF cases of catntrh 1t is now that
IiTyomei. the only guaranteed treatment
for catarrh that cures without stomach
dosing, should be used In every home.
Hyonei is a scientific method by which
turc air impregnatsd with Natures own
remedies for the cure Of catarrf. cnn be
Inhaled by every sufferer In his or het,
home. Breatl,ed through the neat POCKET
Inhaler that comes with every outfit, Its
healing, volatile, antIseptic fragrance
reaches the lungs and air passages as
no stomach dosing possibly can do. 1t
gives Immediate relief mud makes lasting
cures.
Proof that the 1lyomci treatment will,
do all that Is claimed for It 10 found III
the guarantee Under which L. A. Miller
sells It. an agreement to pay back the
rice. II the purchaser can SAY that Hyo-
mel has not given satisfaction. COM
plete outfit ROO; extra bottles 6oc
ia Miller will refund the money In ac-
8cordhnce with the above guarantee, 70 any:
one purchasing Eyomei at their store, should
II not give complets satisfaction.
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KENTUCKY DERBY.
Field Small, But Interest Taken
Very Great.
by Associated Prcss.)

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 9.-Although
the field may be small, tho thirty-nrst
running of the Kentucky Derby has arous-
spring meeting of the new Louisville
Jockey Association greater than on any
previous occasion, except POSSIBLY the
famous duel between Proctor Knott and
Spokane. With number of horses still
eligible the only horses regarded to-day
as certain starters were Agile, Rams
Horn and DR.. Lego, and rumor had It
that there was even n possibility Of DR..
Leggo's being scratched Tomorrow,
Agile Will be the odds on favorite with
Rams Horn n heavily backed second
choice, and DR.. Lego third choice.
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Woodmen of World.

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. May a.
Camp Woodmen Of the World, began
here to-day, The sessions are being held
on Lookout Mountain, A brief address
OF welcome was delivered by Sovereign
mttee reports were made. The election
and ms allatIon of officers will occur TO-
morrow. The session viii continue three
dayg
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Alleged Murderer Arrested.

KNOXVILLE. TENN. May 9.-Gcorge
Earl. negro. was arrested here tonight
by deputy sherffs on the charge OF mur-
der. in having killed an Atlanta police
officer on March lst during a raid which
officers made on a crap game. As result
s''e ,ar o,o o,,nGad ar DO n,i,su n'aa
ne was present, but denies that he fired
any Of the shots, A reward of $50 was
offered for his arrest. The deputies en-
pec,ed trouble In taking him, but he
proved TO be unarmed
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General Algernon S. Badger
& fRy Associated PregS,) KY

NEW ORLEANS. la, May 9,-General
Aigernon s. Badger, United states ~ ap Es
praiser for New Orleans Is d % co anna ID
81 Tie METROPOLITAN police LIP the pfa.t nye
OF the 1lth OF septemher,, 1873, when s ,,I0
ernor Kellogg %as qyer1ss7hsTGhw ~ ana m nae
nnstmaster and thereafter was COLLECTOR
Of customs and later APPRAISER
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ion. He left four sons, W. s; Hale ex-
&. Hale and :. scott Hale, OF this place.
ana Maurice Hale OF smyth county; alse
seven daughters, Mrs. pr. 3vaugnan. ana
Mrs. John r. Pugh, Grant, Va.; Mrs q.
a. Lambert. OF Wythe county; Mrs.
Charles p. Booker and Mrs. J: e.; Booker, e.
Ills widow, who is his secopd wife, also also
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1. M. Hart.
special 10 The Times; Dispatseh;2

,specal 10 The Times.D lspatch.l
FREpERicKsBURd, Va, I, NAY 1as ,, v.I
d Nu"S aanth last week In Chicago Of Mr.
James Jan aed Malcomb Hart. tormr|y ot Spot S,,;
Of recent years resden. Of G breeSer
OF ofeHM Mrs IS Thomas ". Waller. OF Stafford
county, died recently at her home, y, pear :
here and In spotsylyania county. He y
survived by several brotllers ana ana e'''
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Flaviius /. Fisher.
lRY Assoclatea FLess.'

I15y I|tb5UUIFLNcU . = V''''I
WARRINGTON, May s;--Flayius y !
F,sher. a noted portrait painter. Is dead
here aged seyenty-threfe years; a sn nInce ID
4, studio lin Philadelphia, later gong
abroad and completing his studie dies un laeg
the masters OF Germany and par'ss; e. a ac
VIZ, VIE "a a'v to''the German Art Institute at
Ber I The intsrment will occur IN this
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-10
FACTORIES CLOSE.
Richmond Branches. Will Honor Honor
Memory Of Washington Duke.

The American Tobacco ComDahy Iac-
torias al nd warehouses fall departments
viii ha closed to-day on aeuco y1,t OF t he
death Of Mr.. washington RD .pns < !, erts
can can't Tobacco Company. IN Durham Flags
Svnra at f1aif-mast upon all the buildings
Of the corporation as mark OF respect
70 i'i sneeiai car attached to the regular
train On the Southern Railroad yesterday
carried the floral offerings for te funeral neral
ba y, N e., this morning. It was one
Of e,a tn the !. hand-omest displays Of flowers
ever seen in Richmond. They we're sent n!
BY friends and by the different branches lsaNA
~ thc a nerIca n Tobacco Company here.
s1essrs. iAsl1by T. .Ragland and ThosI
j. Walker are in Durham rs COM
mitten from the employees OF the AMER.
can Tobacco Company OF Rlchmono, "
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To Prove what Swamp Root, the Great Kidney Remedy
viii do for YOU, Every Reader Of Times Dispatch
May Have a Sample Bottle Sent Free by Mail

responsible for more
than through neglect other
permitted continue fatal results are sure 70
follow.
other organs most
the do most andn need attention first
taking Dr. Kilmers Swamp Root,
the kidney kidneys
begin Is get better they health A trial
willie
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LEE. oiled, nj his residence, 7s o. o DIX
e the late Richard and Mary Lee. Frl-
day, May 9Th, $3.50 II, NJ. Besides ne ne
Wife and four children, 10 Leaves e. ! !% W.
brothers, liam II, and Ropere W y ! E tsrs
\ Miss Margaret and Pink Lee, and Mrs'
Mary ELLIS, Of this city.
Wilmington ,lpel) and PhllaaelpAH
Il pa IA pers please copy
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GAIL ON ENGLAND
FOR ASSISTANCE.
CONTINUED from First Page.

NC = lCOntinNed lrOl11 TTISt = tf7S'7 N n I
cation here regarding their disposition
e. NOT exact as the Japanese move
vents are well screened by cavalry:
chinese are constantly moving back anu
forth between the lines and spies alnols
them doubtless convey much informs.
zion to and from the opposing lorces,
but II is almost Impossible 70 pre. er,.
this without stopping the ileiu W. =
,,hich Is now In proEreSS..
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Mrs. Joseph A. Pullen..

Especial to The Times D!spatchl "
Fl CONFORM, VA, May 9.--Mrs. Joseph a.
pTIia,, II wife Of King Georges commits
sioner OF the revenue died saturday'
and her remains were laid to rest yester-
day. Mrs. Pullen was Wl1ely kho oo,il
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Mrs. Lucy E. Kidd.
fsnecial to The Times-Dispatcl

Especial to The Times; pispatch.!
NJ, : - Il = ,,cv =. Kidd, widow of tina late
Henry Hen Kidd, a we'll known lady Of !, Care arc
line county died suddenly at her s Romei I.
near Sparta, n few nights ag9 d or Num- ,s
survived by seven children ana d " u''5
her Of other relatives.
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OBITUARY..
Funeral Of Mrs, Justis.

rha funeral 81 Mrs. charlotte p. .Justls:
Messrs. r. A. and i, F; Justtlts arn q Ply +
O'clock from Bethel Bapt,ss Cn Nln I'm ~
S dnctse by t6s ppmsstor REV r. 81 Vim
free, assisted by Rev, James nelson, Mrs,
Royal T. webster sang very sweet Two
solos. The floral gtrlbutes were muMisro ans
Ia miiy plot in the church yard.
Funeral Of Mrs. McSorley.
The funeral OF Mrs; !. 2. Mcss 80 y
who died Monday at her nome. No. D.. ~ =
a Mfssry ana sdrtt Se intsrnent was In Rv
Dr.. X. 7, Addison.
fspec,o, . The Times pspateh,)
4 1 s aids. eI aliaeh eoi
his place, died snturdaX hs! Wear % fnS bs
age flo had bean In Ealing heai1h 1or
The Hre f ~ raj took place YESTERDAY az
his late home. lie leaves q WIDOW, MY
aged and Invalid, and q grandsoh' Auu'-
son Jarvis OF this place.
r, G. Hale,
(specia, to The s.Dlspateh NJ, !,
!, ELK cREEKt &, yA sit,. slay and a farmer
On ne s'h Instant III The seventy.secogna
wear OF his ase he had d1nH1 m ma ~ KID hs
eaotion. Ia wss In the GnnfsasHatea i sss-
vice, IouEstreet's Corps, Flckettfs o'Yls-
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.gcrofula
II is commonly inherited,

~ 40 Lpi'H'oHiy 'Hi'"'''S"
Few are entirely free from 1t.
Pale, weak, puny children are
afflicted with it in nine cases out of
ten, and many adults suffer from it.
Common indications are punches In
the neck, assesses, cutaneous erup-
lions, infamed eyclids, sore ears,
ricketts,, catarrh, wasting, and general
debility.
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Hoods Jarsaparilla
and Pills

Eradicate II, positively and absolute
". This statement is based on the
thousands Of permanent cures these
medicines have wrought.
Testimonials Of remarkable cures mailed on
rvaa,s.t C. I HOOD CO.. Lowell, Mass
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Mrs. C. Lornax.

fsnecial to The Times Dispatch III a
Observation-Disclosures. VA, May D.
Mrs Clarence Iomax Of Low s ia raua nser
T,iis'ss Mil after a lingering Illness She
IS '' Survived by her husband and nine
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-10

The mild and immediate effect OF
swamp-Root the great kidney and blaass
der remedy is soon realized. 1t stands tan,
the highest for its wonderful cures Of tho;
most distressing cases. Swamp Root VIII
set your whole system right. and the
best proof OF this Is a trial.
IS Cottage ST.. Merose. Mass:
q rear siy. 80 Jan. 18th, 1904.
'"Eve Or islnce was in the Army had
more or less kidney trouble and within the
past year IL became SO severe and esm I,I
much alarmedLmy strength and power was
FAST leaving tTfe. saw an advertisement OF
swamp-Root and wrote asking for advice:
I began the use OF the medicine and noted
\ decided Improvement after taking Swamp
, Root only q short time 4s
I continuedsiits use and am thankful to
say that I am entirely cured and "a strong. In
order to be very sure about this had
doctor examine some OF my water to-day,
ana he pronounced It all right ana in, splendid
/ know thit your Swamp Root is purely
vegetable and does mot contain any ha rmful
drugs. Thanking you for my complete 70.
covery Ald recommending Swamp Root to all
sufferers amp = itvery truly yours.
49, Il ~ II. c.. RICHARDSON. +
10, G ~, -, ~ poot "a mt recon mend ed 70
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everything but It promptly. cures kidney,
liver and bladder troubles. the symptoms
OF which are-obliged 20 pass your water
frequently night and day. smarting or
Irritation in passing, brickduss OF. sedl-.
menr in sthe urine, headache. backacne'
lame back, dizz,ness. poor digestion.
sleeplessness. nervousness. heart! disturb
ance duo to bad kidney trouble, SKIN
cruptions from bad blood. neuralgia.
rheumatism, diabetes. bloating, jrritapil-
iity. WORKOUT feeling, lack OF ambition.
loss Of 1 flesh, sallow complexion, OF OF
sBrlghts disease
II your water, when allowed % remain
sundisturbed in glass & or bottle Tor
3twenty-four hours, forms sediment or
settling, or has cloudy appearance, II
Ia evidence that your Kidneys and blad-
der need Immediate attention. a
wamp-RootSis pleasant to take and rs
Tar sale at drug stores the world over ~
bottles Of two sizes saand two prices
ffty cents and one dollar. Rem ember the
mamie. Swamp Root, DR.. Ktimerss Swamp
Root, and tho address,. Binghamton. NJ
VI. on every bottle.
the wonderful merits OF, Swamp-Roo DOT you
,aluable Information, both sent absolutely
4 the thousands upon thousands OF test'-
,omen cured. The value and success OF
readers are advised TO Esand ior ~ sample
liner & Co., Binghamton. N. Y..S$1e sure 10
,hmond Daily Times Dispatch The gen.
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mai beautiful GIoss

comes from the yarnish IN Deyoe's paF'
nish Floor Paint, costs cents more
Quart, though, Sold by Harris HardWaFe