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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-04

visiting her friend Miss Fannie Feigle,
In Montrose
DR.. John w. Dauyhorty, Jr. Of West
Norfolk, Ia the guest Of his parents, Rev.
John w. Dausherty and wife, on Gra-
hahn Street.
Mr.. irwin Rice who has been with tho
Peoples Drug store for the pnst three
years, has accepted position with An
derson and weisiger, Of Manchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Lloyd, Of Hanover.
arc visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin. OF
Williamsburg Avenue.
Mr. Carl Cornwall has returned from
a visit TO New York
Mr.. Willie Simmons will leave In n few
days for an extended Western trip.
Mrs. Norman Jordan, who has been
sick, is improving.
Mrs. Bishop is quite sick at her home
on Louisiana Street
The Christian Endeavor JAasochntion
will meet Monday night In the lecture
room OF the Fulton Baptist Church.
The ladies' Aid Society will meet Mon
day afternoon in the Fulton Mission
rooms on Williamsburg Avenue.
Tho music class OF the Fulton Bap-
tist Church will meet Tuesday night OF
this week, instead OF Friday.
Mr.. Haynes has returned to his home
on Graham Street, after an extended
visit to friends in Chicago.
Mrs. olo Markham and son. OF Nichol-
son Street. are visiting their relative,
Mrs Sidney Reams, in Lynchburg.
There will be an entertainment ait
Nelson's Hall Thursday night for the
benefit OF Denny Street Methodist par
sonage fund. The Sweet Family" con-
sisting OF "Na" and her seven Tttrac-
tive daughters. will furnish amusement
for all who attend. Come and help n
worthy cause.
Mr.. Robert Slaughter, n fireman on
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad met
with painful accident in the Fulton
yards Friday night. He had just re-
turned from trip and was In the act
OF crossing a track when n freight train
backed, catching his right foot under n
wheel. The toes were crushed, the big
toe being crushed Off. He walked to
his home, n distance OF two niles DR..
Barksdale rendered necessary medical at
tention.
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THE UNIVERSITY
SELLS ITS LANDS
Use Proceeds to Establish Sys-
tenn Of Lectures to Prove Agree
fnent of Science and Bible.
CLEVER ROBBERY OF THE MAIL
Negro WHO Carrier Newspaper
Mail Rifled Bags of Fourth
Class Natter
Especial 10 rhe Times-pispatch.)

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
RALEIGH, N. c., March 3.-The execu-
tive committee Of the board of trustees
Of the University of North Carolina, in
session here this afternoon. authorized
the sale OF the John Calvin McNair tract
of land, in Robson county, for s14.625,
the sale being through A. w. MCLEAN,
of Lunberton.
Tho proceeds will be used for the estab
lishment of chair Of n system of lee
lures at the University to prove the
agreement OF science and the Bible.
Ed. Perry, a negro who carried mail to
the postoffice and depot for a morning
paper here, was lodged in jail tonight
and will stand trial before United States
Commissioners John Nichols Monday on
the charge or rifling mail pouches.
The postal authorities say they have
proof against him that he would go to the
depot with papers to mail, and having
access to trucks of other mail standing
in the shed, would take some fourth
class merchandise mail bag. they not
being protected with lock, and carry 1t
off with him. 1t is alleged that he took
what he thought worth while and then
slipped 1t back into the postotfice with
the newspaper mail sent there to be
weighed.
Major II. A. London. OF Pittsboro, who
is here to-day for the flag presentation
ceremonies, made an official statement
as adjutant general of the North Carolina
Division, United Confederate Veterans, to
the effect that the general order Of Com
mander Julian s. Carr for the reunion
at New Orleans will be issued within the
next few days. as soon as the details can
be gotten together. They have not yet
ne hn nj
though it is understood that the one-cent
n mile rate allowed heretofore will be re-
peated. The reunion will be Alsil 25th,
and the city is moving for the greatest
event of the kind ever held. He says
those who were at @.euA S.A>.-I-.s three
vars ago can well conceive of the good
things In store for all who attend. He
says, too, that the outlook is for quite
a large attendance at New Orleans this
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Mrs. Lemucl snead, of Stand Spring.
Va. was the guest of her sister. Mrs.
C. A. Bowles. of Erin Shades. Va.
Miss Agnes Bowles. of Erin GRADES,
Va, spent Friday with relatives at
Stand Spring. Va
Mrs. Mary Henley. of Shady Grove.
spent Saturday with relatives and friends
in Richmond. Va.
Mr.. G.. NJ. Garth, of Broad Street
Road. who was quite indisposcd last
week, Is now able to be at his work in
Richmond, Va.
The condition OF Mr.. Thomas Henley,
siof this place. who has been quite sick
flor some time past remains as yet un-
changed.
Miss Margaret Wohnig, of Clifton. Va,
is visiting her brother In Petersburg. Va.
Miss Bertha Browning, or near Deep
Run Church. was the guest OF Miss
Pearl Barr. of this locality, on Friday
last.
Miss Helen Bowles, OF Erin Shades.
Va. spent Saturday night and Sunday
with her aunt, Mrs. Lemuel a. Snead
of Stand Spring. Va.
Mr. Harry Henley, of Richmond. has
returned homo after spending awhile
with his parents in this locality.
Miss Minnie Frayser has returned to
Erin Shades, Va. after spending me
days with her mother, Mrs. NJ. Z. Fray
ser. OIL rum street, Richmond,
Mrs. Lois Mills. OF Johnsons Store.
was the guest of Mrs. James l.. Henley.
of this locality, on Saturday.
After spending Several ;LY.ys with his
parents near here, Mr.. Luther Henley
has returned to his home in Richmond.
Va.
Mrs. Julia Henley. Of Johnsons store,
Va. spent Thursday night with her
daughter, Mrs. Ballard Leake, near Shady
Grove Church.
Mrs. G.. NJ. Garth and Mrs. j. S. Leay-
ell had as their guest on Thursday after
noon. Miss Emma G. Thurman, of nea,
Clayton, Va.
Miss Agnes Bowles, OF Erin Shades
Va, spent Thursday night with her aunt
Mrs. Lemuel Snead. of Stand Spring, Va
Miss Minnie Frayser, of Richmond, will
spend from Friday until Sunday with
friends at Erin Shades, Va.
Mrs. j. II. Scott, of Oak Hill, had
as her guests on Friday, Miss Agne:
Bowles and Mrs. L.. A. Snead.
Mrs. John M. Henley, of near sl,ad,
Grove Church. spent Monday with he,
sister. Mrs. ossc Henley, of Short
Pump.
Mr.. Samuel Il. Taylor of Richmond
was the guest in the home of Mr.. James
Kennedy on Sunday the last.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lsavell and little
niece. Eloise Garth; of Broad Street
Road. spent Sunday with Mrs. Leavell's
sister. Mrs. B. e. Atkinson. of Johnson's
Store, Va.
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SHOT AND STABBED.
Negro, Not Quoted BY Bullet, is
Slashed in the Neck

John Young. n negro, was shot in
the leg by another negro named BAKER
last night while in negro saloon on
Main Street between Twenty-frst and
Twenty-second Streets. The wound was
not serious one and the negro Is al
legged to have again started a disorder,
when he was stabbed in the neck by d
negro named Richard Hurt.
Both Baker and Hurt escaped imme-
diately after the difficulty and the police
were notified to be on the lookout for
them. AT late hour last night neither OF
the men had been captured.
Young was taken to his home by
friends who, with the assistance of a
druggist dressed his wounds. He will
not be confined for any length of time
by reason of the injuries received last
night.
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SOUTHERN GIRLS SING.
Old Time Melodies and Character
Sketches at Y. M. C.. A.

The Southern Trio and Mart King who
gave an entertainment in the Central
Y. NJ. C, A. last night under the auspices
of the Moments Committee of the Central
Y. NJ. @. A.. made Il very oreditnble
showing and greatly pleased the largo
audience that attended, The personnel
consists of Miss Estelle V. Turner, Miss
Harriet NJ. Turner Miss Gertrude Kelley
and Mr. Mart King, The young ladies
We're especially good in their dialect
singing and in their rendition Of the
old-time Southern melodies, and We're
repeatedly encored, Mr. Mart King. In
his negro and Irish stories and char
acter sketches, showed himself a very
clever humorist Although the night was
rather inclement a goodly crowd turned
out, and We're very apprecative of the
efforts of their entertainers.
The troupe will sing this afternoon in
the mems service to be conducted by
Rev Mr.. Maxey pastor of the Union
Methodist Church.
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remain there 10 supply any territory an,
nexed by the city, with water. The only
restriction is that the water shall moi,
be supplied for commercial purposes to
trritory supplied by Mr.. Pender's com
5pany, the Norfolk County Water Com
pany
There was full meeting of the city
councils and many citizens and several
Jamestown officials and members OF the
City Water Board We're present. Ihd
subject OF the Interpolation has been dis.
cussed on streets all day long, and J.
has created intense interest among ths
city officials in the territory of the James
town Exposition.
The result of the meeting is that ths
Interpolation is nnnulled and that ME-
Pender yields all and more than @aa
asked till tonight.
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FULTON NEWS

Rev. David Hepburn, pastor of Fulton
Baptist Church. will soon start paper
devoted to his church, and tho church
work Rev. Mr., Hepburn will be the
editor and he promises all an interesting
little church paper, which he hopes will
do much good in the community.
Mr.. and Mrs, W. j. Brownley and
children, Of Mexico, nre expected here
In few days Mrs. BROMLEY Is tho
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Monaghan, of Farrandsyil1e. and this will
be their first visit to Virginia In four
years.
Frank Sears, OF Newport News, spent
last Sunday with relatives and friends
In Fulton.
Mr. John Kucster has accepted Il posi-
ton with MIR, II. IT, Harrison. Mr..
Kuester Is an old Fulton boy and an
experienced druggist. He has been for
some time with u. w. Weisiger, Man
chester.
Mrs. James Mnmshe)l, of Berkeley,
who has been visiting relatives, here, has
returned home.
Tho Fulton "Y's" will meet Monday
night with Miss josie Rogers, S1l Nichol-
son Street,
Mr.. Hafand and wife left Friday for
Nashville, Tenn. whore they will make
their future home.
Mrs. Wooten loft Friday for North
Caorlina TO be tho guest OF relatives for
some time.
Waiter saderwltte, who had his arm
fractured by the accidental discharge OF
gun last week. is getting along nicely at
the Virginia Hospital.
Mr.. Mike Bnssinger. who has been ma
chinist ut the Virginia and North Caro-
lima Wheel Company's works for u num-
her OF yedrs. resigned his position last
week. He has accepted similar posi-
tion with the Fulton brick Company.
Joseph Wood. OF Norfolk Is visiting
his family on Lester Street.
Miss Blake, or Middlesex county, Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-04
PROSPECT HOTEL
CHANGES HANDS
Strong Belief That Fifteen 1'hou-
sand for Y. M. c. A. Will
Be Forthcoming.
A GENERAL VACCINATION
Lad With Appendicitis Taken to
/ the Hospital for An
Operation.
GENERAL VACCINATION
tsnecial to The Tincs-pispatcl,.)

Especial to The Times Dispatcho
PETERSBURG. VA. March mir.
William j. Rahily has purchased from
Mr.. John D. Watkins, the well-Enown
prospect Hotel property, on Bollingbrook
Street, owned by the Prospect Brewing
Company. 1t is understood that the price
maid Is between $500 and $1,000 and that
the purchase is made as an investment.
The hotel has an attractive front on
Bolliagbrook Street, with yard running
back TO Lombard Street, and was long
occupied and conducted by Mr.. Otto horn
now of Philadelphia.
Y. NJ. C. A REMOVAL.
The question OF interest in connection
with the Young Mems Christian Associa-
tfop. to be decided within the next thirty
days, is whether the sum of $1,000. au-
thorized by the mass-meeting last night.
can be raised so as to place the associa-
dion on sound basis. 1t Is believed
that 1t can. This sum. 1t is claimed. VIII
be sufficient to so improve the present
I building as to adapt 1t to the association
work and pay off the floating debt OF the
institution, and put 1t on basis, through
its present income and by membership
subscriptions, to meet all fixed and run
ming expenses In the future and to estab-
fish sinking fund to pay Its bonded
Indebtedness, which will. not mature for
some years. Friends and opponents of
the sale of the present building are ear
nestly united on the one burning question
of benefting the institution and continu-
ing its good work among the young men
: of the city.
VACCINATION.
A general vaccination has been in prog
ress in this city, under direction of the
Board of Health, and many hundreds of
children and others. who have not here
tofore received the benefit of incubation,
have been vaccinated.
Edward Belcher n 14-year-old boy. son
of Mr.. Robert Belcher, was taken from
his home. on Bollingbrook Street. to-day
(. TO the Home For the Sick, to be operated
s on for appendicitis.
Mr.. r. 7. Harrison contradicts the re-
port that his brother. Samuel T. Harrison,
I who died recently, left $1,000. He left
.only about $500.
At the mems meeting to be held Sunday
w. V Relthard, of Richmond. will de-
liver an address on Goals Special mu-
sic will be provided for the occasion.
PORTRAIT GIVEN.
Mrs. John w. Bradbury has presented
to the. Female Orphan Asylum fine
portrait of her late husband. Mr.. Brad
bury was warm friend and benefactor
of this institution, and the gift Is much
appreciated.
Revival services will begin Sunday night
at West Street NJ. r. Church. to be con-
tinued through the week. The pastor.
Rev. f. G. Davis. will be assisted in the
services by Rev. w. G. Parker, of Wha-
leysville, Va.
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l l.. /. s
Can Be Cured and We Can Prove Il

Sample Package Free.-Prove 1t Yourself.
When we say that we can cure Piles
we mean Just exactly what we say
nothing more, nothing less. We saw II
because we know 1t and stand ready 10
prove 1t to you or to any other person.
3 ,,ss, as we nave said 1t and proved 1t to
thousands already
II is because OF these thousands that
this. W 'aS
we have done our part In calling your
to disprove It. And we offer you tho
means Of doing so. knowing that YOU
san ana that when you try our wonder-
~! fyramld Pile Cure you VIII be so we'll
pleased with It that you Will go straight
10 your druggist and got box of It,
!, And more than that, II at any time In
inc future any person tells you as you
nave Ma so many yourself, that they
hre sui, Nr'ns the agonics of the damned
from paiSS, you VIII not rest until he or
she has bought and Is using box and
getting the same relief ana euro that you
got; we have seen 1t done.
uere. Tor Instance Is sample OF what
sample did and shows very conclusively
that we are dealing In cold, hard fncts
and not empty assertions, A person who
gets a sample never fails to buy.
Mr., John Byrne OF 2306 End Ave, New,
, r9rk /, o onG writing under date OF Jan.
and used leSS sa rwht w ro1 the y sample
relief from It after 90 years suffering,
that bought n so cent box, The almost
unbearable pain is almost gone and my
fistua has almost disappeared, had
given up all hope. OF ever being cured. l
assure you. gentlemen. VIII use every
effort to make any of my friends try
them, as can guarantee they are sure
cure"
Pyramid Pile Cure Is for sale at every
druggists for 80 cents a box, and It Is
cheap at ten times tho price to any one
who needs It.
To get n Free Sample sand your name
and address to-day to the Pyramid DRUG
Co., 1877 Pyramid BuildinE. Marshall.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-04
Rose & Co1npany's Sales.

Messrs. Edward Rose and Company, re.
port sale of the residence of Mrs =. u
Radcliffe on Floyd Avenue, to Mr. ~
s. Holland Il
Deeds for the following properties havs
been recorded during the past week, from
the office of j, x. Connolly and Com
spany:
Twenty-e!ght feet on Grove Avenue
1920; twenty-four feet on West Avenue.
sl,s2o; No 4ol East Canal Street, 81 500;
thirty feet on West Franklin Street, SD
GOO; thirty feet on Monument Avenue
$4,000; No. 500 West Grace Street, $6,4eoi
and No. 4oS East Main Street, $1,000;
This firm has also sold in the last
week, house and lot, No. 800 west Grace
Street. for 5000; No, 5o6 North seventl
Street. for $4,000, and q mouse ana lot
on West Marshall, for $500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-04

the sunday-school Study Club, to de-
liver his illustrated lecture on Christ
and His Land"
DR.. Kerr is perhaps as familiar wit.
the Holy Land as any man in the South.
This fact. together with his great popu-
larity. will doubtless secure him
crowded house. The lecture will be de-
lvered at the Young Mems Christian
Association, on the night of the 3d..
Instant.
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DR.. DERIEUX'S CALL.
Invited to Become Assistant Sec.
rotary of Mission Moard
tspeclnl n Tha Tlmes. plspatch.l

lspeciai e Iha Times Dspatch.)
SUFFOLK. Va. March 3.-Rev. DR.
" T. Derieux. pastor of tho Baptist
church here. has received a call 10 be
assistant secretary of the South Carolina
State Mission Board, H will not decide
as TO the acceptance for several weeks.
DIR. Der!eux came here last November
from tho Venable-S,reet church, Rich
mond, Va.
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DR.. Kerr to Lecture Here

Rev DIR. Robert r. Kerr, now of Bal
timore. one OF the best beloved pastors
Richmond ever had, has promised to
visit this city the latter part of this
month. he comes at the invitation of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-04

Richmonders in New York
NEW YORK. March a.-waldorf-J. s.
Williams: Earlington-J. C. Everett;
Navarre-D. Kosenhelm; Bresln-W. j.
Paignc; Astor-L. Naulty.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-04
Mrs. r. E. Newman Ill.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
ELLDRSON, VA. March s.--Mrs. r.
p. Newman, widow OF Judge .W. W..
Newman, IS critically Ill at her home in
Hanover county, near Ellerson Station.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-04
drunkenness

Physicians pronounce drunken
ness disease of the nervous sys-
TEN. No Twill power" can heal
the stomach membranes which
have been burned and scared by
alcohol.
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SHORT PUMP NEWS

Mrs. Lemucl snead, of Stand Spring.
Va. was the guest of her sister, Mrs
C. A. Bowles. of Erin Shades. Va
Miss Agnes Bowles. of Erin GRADES,
Va, spent Friday with relatives at
Stand Spring Va
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-12

hustrun hade fytt ur Ritterhoffs
hjerta. Det gick sa langt att hon
nodgades anhslla ON skilsmes-
sa.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-12
DOCTOR WOOD,

erkand SON den ledaude och NEST fran
gangsrike specialisten och populart kand
som 'spciaIistmastaren' Sioux City.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-12
HOGGRADIGA


Den man, hvars hfskraft b!itvit utt omd se1
nom b8cke~nsjukdomars harjningar'har e. rau
ant underkasta sig experiment, som mahs"
mar olyckigtvis hafva gjort' med dailsa ""e-
medel. Just emedan de synes vara oililgn'
Hans fall krafver och Dor erhalla deh ons'a
~behend,ing cen medicinska protesSioheh Kan
gifva. ..r+ sLick,ig.
bet, stor erfarenhet och en- genomeaehoe Ne'
tenskaplig utrustning pa kontoret knnn" Ut
ratta cores nu for den help de oehTlVa' oGn
mitt NAL ur att gifva dem en- oatt'e Dehahu-
ing och hastigare bot an de kunna erha"a an
norstades.
En- bot ar just hvad Nj onskar. och Vi kunna'
garantera eder en- sadan till EFT sa lagt pflS
som Ar f5renligt mod en- hoggradis behandiihg'
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-12
Lefver mahanda 100 ar.

Mrs Jennie Duncan i Haynesyille, Ne,
nu 20 ar gsmmal, har utmarEta CHANGER
att blifva EFT huudra ar gammal. Hon
skrifver: Electric Bitters botade mig for
krouisk dyspepsia. som jag haft i 20 ar
ooh kom att kama mig frisk och stark
som en- ung hicka." Electric Bitters botar
akommor i magen och l~efvern, blodsjuk
domar, altman svaghet och i'll amaend.
Salias och g]arranteras hos Lungren Il
Andreens apotek. Sioux City Ia. Prls
SOC haskan
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-12
HAIR OCH DER.

1875 ar gammal pastods en-
negrinna vara, som i lordags af-
led i observation-disclosures utanfor
Philadelphia. Hon sjeIi och hen
mes slaktingar uppgiiva, att hon
Var Todd den ii November 1910 i
EFT samhalle kalladt Frog town
nara Valley Forge, Pa. Hon ON
talade ofta atskilliga saker, som
handt, da Washingtons soldater
lago i vinterlager vid Valley Forge
W.T. Is. Mrs Mcdonald, sa
bette hon, var i sin kratts dagar
zen utomordentlig statlig kvinna
och intiIl for kort It'd sedan en-
passionerad tobakrokare.
Erling Bj0rnson anlande hit
till landet pa en- f0relaningstur pa
3 manader. Till rapportorer har
han talat on senaste krisen NAL
Ian Sverige och Norge, da ALA
i Norge vantade att krig skulle
utbrvta. Och han berattade att
norrmannen. Sverige ovetan-
de, voro fullt beredda pa krigsut-
brottet. Fran England hade
proviant far $40 90 ooO(!)importe.
rats. och vapen fans i mangd. De:
ar Amerika och England. sager
han, soEI norrmannen tacka for,
att Sverige tvingdes intaga en-
fredlig hallning. @. huru norskt
delta later! .
Ja~rnvagar och tidningar.
Pennsylvania-jarnvagen har pla-
cerat tidningarne pa Stamina lista
som politikerna d. v. S. i fr3ga ON
fripass. Efter I ianuari 1906
komma namligen denna jarnvags
ALA annonser att betalas pr extra
kontant och ALA fribiljatter att
~indragas. Med anledning haraf
har Pittsburg Publishers Asso-
citation beslutat att hadanefter ic-
Ike uttala sig / beE0mmande orda-
lag ON nSgon at denna jarnvdgs
ambetsman. ALA nyheter anga-
ende Observation-Disclosures kom-
att inskrankas till miss6den och
sadana angelagenheter som direkt
leda till allmenhetens basta.
En- akta man kan t3la bra myc-
ket, men mar hans hulda maka
foretar sig att kittla honom under
fotsulorna med en- fjader ON merg.
narne, mar han tar sista t%uppluren
strax forran han skall stiga upp,
| da ar Diet slut med hans talamod.
| Albin Ritterhoffs New York mad
de Just den gransen. Sedan brast
Diet. Aktenskapet, som forut va
r,t lyckligt, blef med n ra-
ka motstatsen. All karlek till
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-12
Striktur.

FSrsummad eller dallg behandlad strikt9
forvirras och angriper suart under SIN torSS1
rande framfart bella URN och NohssSS'eIno
srxrordo straekande, sIitande aro grymma,
barbariska qvarlefvor fran gamia tidehS o.
kunnighet.
De fullkomligt moderna,, originella metoder
som anyandas af mig .vtd. b~eha9dllhgen ~
ems f.sor och absolut sakra och smartlrla'
Ana abnorma waiter uppl6sas och lemna
prinr6ret aIldeles 6ppet och fritz iran hIhuer'
hvarie onaturlig hytning st0Epas, oGn az rel
ming ~urinkanalen och trakten, al prosIa'a'
n8rtein. blSsan och niurarne upph6r,
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-12
Specihk blodforgifning.

snabb och energisk demanding ar den emu
som nagonsin horde begagnas ! p~eSanlpah
DIT af denna 'konung' al onda sjukSomar'
Endast t%illfalig lindring kan ernas al Pad
andra minerula blandningar och glitter.
Under Diet f0rfutna aret har jag Iupptunnit
och fuIlbordat en- bot for speci1k blodt0rEllI'
ming. som ar absolut saker snabb oSh per
manent o. lemnar inga sRadliga ettereHeN'el'
Hyarje yttre symptom iorsSinner mart n
meIan blodet, ~vafnaderna, nernlOrernn' pc
nen och hela systemet renas. starbas och ater'
stallas tin fullkomlig helsa och Tenhet.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-12

Da Nj behofver Stormdorrar G
till Spaulding, 5 & Court SITS.
Fina parfvmer kunna erhallas
hos c c. Thelander.
Bestallningar at tafvelramar ut
ioras bast och till billigaste pris
hos Anderson & Abel