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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-09

cellently the Bach Cantata, "Sleepers
Wake, but in the closing number, Schu-
berts Song Of Miriam" reused the au-
dience to a high pitch of enthusiasm
Miss Kaspar and DR.. Hopkinson had two
rather tiresome but very difficult duets
to sing in the Bach Cantata, which were
not calculated to show their voices to
great advantage.
Miss Kaspar, in her number, with
yerdure Clad" from the Creation"
created a very favorable impression with
her clarity of tone and the tlexibility and
range of her voice. DIR. Hopkinson also
was heard to better advantage in Han
del's Honor and Arms" from Samson
The applause being so insstent, he re-
sponded with THE Prodigal Son." Dr.
Hepkinson is well known to Richmond
audiences and well sustained his reputa-
ton. Miss Kaspar and DR.. Hopliinson
We're ably supported by Mr.. Reinhardt at
the piano.
Nine. Szumow ska whom Richmond peo-
pie had the pleasure of hearing last year.
gave three delightful numbers. Her pur-
ity of tone, facility. of execution, the
ease and finish of her playing is little
short of the marvellous. Four of the
works were doubtless entirely new to
Richmond: three of them by composers
of the seventeenth century, and the fourth
by the only" Paderewsky, under whom
she studied. The seventeenth century
compositions were delightful types of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-09
Police Court.

Algie Hughes, for biting Mary Branch
in the ksser, was separated from So by
Mayor Maurice yesterday morning.
Walter Smith. for swiping quarter
from Walter Deem. had to pay the costs
in the caseA It was question OF grab
bling. and Walter Smith grabbed too
much.
Officer Michael Moore presented four
crap-shooters. and each one got rid Of
The Board Concurs.
The Board of Aldermen last night con-
CURED in the action of the City Assem-
bly, in instructing the City Attorney, Mr..
Charles L. Page. to appear before the
legislative committee and guard the in
terests of Manchester with regard to the
proposition to annex the territory on the
south bank. Of the James to the city of
Richmond. The Board was not in ses-
sion more than fifteen minutes when the
decision was reached. Every member
was of the opinion that Manchester
should have her attorney present at the
meeting Of the Legislature, and there
see that the act contained a provision
th;,< would allow each man in Manchester
to vote on the proposition.
Personals and Briefs.
Constable George w. Blankenship, who
has been in Baltimore for the past few
days. is expected to return to the city
TO-DAY.
Mr. D. A. Albright, who is undergoing
treatment at st. Luke's Hospital. is much
improved
Hereafter there will be splendid mus-
cal programmes for the Sunday school of
cambridge Street Baptist Church, the
officers of the church having voted to
this effect.
Washington Camp. No. 80, Patriotic
Cons OF America, held very interesting
meeting In their hall ROOM Eighth and
Hull Streets, Wednesday evening.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-09
HALF MILLION
FOR EDUCATION
Senate Committee Reports the
Thomas Bill, Appropriating
$4,000 for Schools.

BY a vote of six 10 five. the Senate Com
mittee on Public Institutions and Educa-
ton yesterday morning reported favor
ably the Thomas bill appropriating 10000
for the primary school system OF Vir-
GINA One or two members. said 10 be
opponents of the measure, We're absent
FROM the meeting, which was held at
10 A. NJ
In addition to carrying the largest APP
preparation that will be made at this
session for any purpose. the Thomas bill
has an exceedingly important feature
which will probably preciptate one of
the great debates in the present Lcgisla-
ture. This feature, in brief, provides
a plan for the diversion of this immense
sum for the benefit of the white schools
alone. il such step shall be deemed
wise, leaving to the negro schools only
the per capita share in the revenues from
the State and local school tax.
Efforts have already been projected
notably by Captain Pattcson, of Buck
ngham. looking to a division of the en-
tire school fund. giving to the blacks
only what they themselves pay in taxes,
but the majority of senators. 1t is be-
lieved, will be unwilling to this. Though
they will not go this far, however. many
are anxious, while preserving the present
distribution OF the tax fund. to secure
the special appropriation for the particu-
lar benefit of the whites. Strong oppo-
sition will be made to even this, and Il
big fight will occur when the bill comes
up on the floor of the Senate st.h the
endorsement of the committee. The
Thomas measure does not specifically
state that the money shall be used for
the whites alone. but leaves 1t discre-
tlonary with the local boards to apply it
in uniform distribution among any
class of schools they may select as
most worthy of attention.
THE BILL" said Mr.. Thomas yesterday
"wil let the local boards do legally what
In many Instances they are now doing
illegaily-give thewhte schools the benefit.
Whether the class selected by the loca.
boards Is always the whites or not, the
negroes under this bill Will always have
the per capita share in the general fund
from taxation"
The appropriation of 100000 is what is
desired by the State Board OF Education,
and is 100000 larger than the appropri-
alton made at the last session for pri-
mary schools. 1t is 100000 in excess of
the appropriation In the Cation bill, which
has already passed the House OF Dele
gates
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-09
MAY NAME MAJ. PATTON.
Believed the Governor Will Put
Hin, On the Penitcntiary Board.

jtgptDt Va ezcIgHiYa administrative cir
sdsa has II t1at Governor Hwapson will
ii1ai5 fafGe galbr fumes ~. Patton 10
sBee@ed Hk, Is. l.. Winston ~ o member
~ ~ tpafd ~ Gifeetnrs NJ The psujteB-
Hatt 8sjoF Patton Is 81 eloss ffiGnd n
tits tsxefjlenag, aiid II "a uian vel fitted
M ~ pisfs ~ ~ fortasr member
nj tipe yitgjGla fr@glsiatgre, am ID veil
2efssG ID pgblie aHaira,
T8s appSltiftHsft ~ M flVe geafs from
A&teh ~, nm me announcement IN Gxs
pe6red aiiortiy.
ktfiN 9bgaffgf III nOt2 GxE,Acted ~ mn.
ag@gAa NJ aiti30iG,t1etts IN TN Hlat9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-09

bit University, rs the Calhoun OF the
Southern crowd.
DIR. Fred +. Koontz, formerly of In
diana, and editor-in-ohief of the PHI Chi
Quarterly, is the ''Honsier Poet" Of tho
Fraternity.
w. s. Little, OF owensboro, KY. and
ftrufaiarly. known ns Tin Bill Little"
is typical Kentuckian, both III slze of
girth as we'll as in "spirituous" capacity.
i. w. Ddinger. OF Maryland Medical
COLLEGE. Baltimore, is tho Beau Brummel
OF the meeting, and his Chosterfeldlan
manners and conciliating words pour oil
on the troubled waters.
George washington University is repre-
sented by Daniel Webster" Cowan and
Richard Mansfield" Tnsker.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-09
VIRGINIAN WAS MOT
REPORTED FOR HAZING
Az Associated Pres,s

WASHINGTON, D. c., February S.
Secretary Bonaparte has reserved his de-
cision in the cases of Midshipmen Charles
M James, Of iowa, and William 4. Boyd,
Jr., Of Illinois, members of the second
class. both of whom are under sentence
OF dismissal for hazing. The announces
mcnt that Midshipman Jules James, OF
Virginia, was implicated in liazing was
Incorrect. The latter has not been re,
ported for hazing, and the mistake was
due to confusion of initials.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-09
COURT OF APPEALS OF
THE UNITED STATES

The United States Circuit Court of APP
peals reconvened at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning, with Circuit Judge Pritchard
and District Judges Waddill and Nc
Dowell on the bench.
The case of Wetzel and Tyler Railway
Company. appellant, VS.. Tennis Broth
ers Company appelllee; appeal fr E, n the
was argued by George r. Wallace, OF
Pittsburgh, Pa, for the appellants and by
H. r. Camden, of Parkersburs, W. va.
for the appellee, an, ana suuh'f Rfshon COM
pany, plaintiff in error VS., j. g. Shell
horse, sheriff, ETC., defendant IN error;
in error to the Circuit Court az P aIl e,
favor of the defendant in error Petition
Of the plaintiff in error for yrehearains was "!
refused.
No 645--James III, Henre e., petitioner,
dents. On petition for review from the
District Court at Clarksburg, W. Va TO
be argued by j. G, McClner Of Parker
burg " Va f6r t hr,l pe, 81 " Arcbe ne
of Parkersburg, Viva for the Iespop7
dents. 49,.
Company, plaintiff In error; vs.. John z.
Graham trustee, of Page bankrupt, de-
PENDANT In error. In error to the Circuit
Court at huntington, w. Va. TO be ar
gued by John n1ls o. Q, tl rrar W.
Wallace & Fitzpatrick, Of Hunt ngton,
". va, for the defendant in error:
/ j. @. AIcCluer, of Parkersbnrg. w W.,
District aJ,dge at Raleigh, N. G., Who
having been designated as q nember.nf
tile court for the term, arrived In this
sptty Yesterday morning and VIII sit us y
member Of the court during the remain
der. al tile session. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-09
Past Masters Meeting Postponed

The annual meeting and banquet of the
Richmond Past Masters Association,
night at the Masonic Temple, has been
postponed TIL after the adjournment of
the Grand Lodge of Masons, which will
convene here next Tuesday. The date
for the past masters meeting has not yet
been fixed. but all the members of the as
sociation will have due notice of the time
and place. State Senator Sims. OF Louisa.
has consented to deliver the annual adj
dress, and a number of other dstln-
guished Masons will respond to toasts at
the banquet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-09
.PRI CHIT HONORs
Or. GEO. BEN JOHNSTON
Interesting Session Held Yester
day Of Prominent Fraternity.
Session To-day.

Two hundred strong, the tenth annual
meeting OF the Grand Chapter of the
Phi Chi Fraternity was called to order
by the Grand p. s.. Alfred Henry, of
Indiana Medical College, indianapolis
Ind.
Colleges were represented from Port
land, Me-, to Galveston, Ie%,, ana IRON
California to Waahington.
This is the first meeting Of the Grand
Chapter since the consolidation ct the
Eastern PHI Chi with the Southern ira.
ternity OF the same name, and the has
Inony which Was manifest mas Decl q
matter OF comment by all the delegates
present.
One Of the most Interesting and pleas
ing parts of the meeting was the election
OF Or. George Ben Johnston as an hon
orary member. DR. Johnston ~ an eS-
president OF the American surgical nsso-
citation and DR.. Johnston has already
conveyed hlB appreciation of tho honor
and will he tonBtmaYtcr at the banquet
give by the hosts OF the Fraternity,
Tho most important business trans
Phcta and Eth Chapter OF Richmond
acted al tho first days scsslon was the
adoption OF u new ritual by the Grand
Chapter which was submitted by the
committee. consisting OF Drs. irwin Abel.
r. IS. Person and Charles w. Hbbitt, all
of Loulavile Ky,
There was an. lnformal reception held
inKt night, Mt which u vote was taken rs
to the individual accomplishments ofali,
delegntcs, ana Dr. j n, Moore, of Cial-
weston, Tssr, Wan found to he the oldest
IN yehrs but the youngest In heart. OF
ihe Green, Mountain boys, Or. w Nj
Johnston, Of University hf Vermont. ~
easily the peer IT s rllmorcd TINT he
IL stated for q. r.. g.
pr, Homer Marks. OF i,owdoin College,
Portland. Me-, iBTunaniinously consider.
ed 10 Nc Tile kccnsal dH,utor or the cast
GfIi mon. while u. NJ. Ernlltt. OF XnndGl.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-09
THOROUGHLY PLEASED.
Nine. szumowska's Playing Was
Charming.

Despite the sleet, snow and rain. there
was a large audience of society and
musical people al the Academy OF Music
last night 10 greet the Richmond Choral
Society and its artists, Nine. Antoinncttn
Szuplowska, Miss Franceska Kaspar
and Dr. B, Merrill Hopkinson.
The chorus OF The society, numbering
close 10 a hundred. under the director
ship of DR.. W. H o. McGehee. did ex-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-09
Will Admitted TO Probate.

The wall Of Mr8 Julia a. gehg!tz. M
Barton Heights. VAS admitted N tlY0i4te
IN tho Henrico Circuit Court yeeter1ay
the estate 70 valued ~ sIgg,op3 aad 81 l@ft
10 her children.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-09
Either Wav.

Marie, If James asks you 10 marry
him tonight, tell him to speak to me.
"And II he doesn't. mama?"
"Iell him I want to speak to hint"
--Womnn's Home Companion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-09
STATE FAIR IN
EXCELLENT SHAPE
Management Feels Greatly En-
couraged BY Liberal Support
Already Received.
ALL CLASSES INTERESTED
Easy TO See That All Business
Activities Will Be
Benefited.
ALL CLASSES INTERESTED

There is great encouragement in the
ca,np of the Virginia State Fair Associa-
lion because of developments during the
past few days.
MIR. Henry C. Stuart, chairman, who is
throwing every energy into the move
,nent, said yesterday:
THE National Cattle Breeders Asso-
citation has volunteered TO largely aug
rnent the prize lists with handsome con-
tribution The Short Horn and the
Hereford Breeders Associations have
both assured their support to the prize
funds The two latter associations will
Undoubtedly be we'll represented in COM
yetitive exhibits. as we'll as in contribu-
sons to the prizes.
1.-THE two owners of the greatest col
Sction of dairy cows in the United States
have agreed TO enter into a competitive
,xhibition and test in milk and butter
production.
specialists in the production of high
lass seeds. and more especially corn and
Wheat. will bring their products here to
demonstrate In a practical way the sue
eess OF breeding high class grain.
1t is new thing TO have the farmers
Vi the country Interested in the breeding
Of grain. A few years ago the farmers
Df the country laughed at the idea of
grain breeding. They said II was all book
talk, but to-day every farmer is deeply
Interested in the work. These exhibits
viii show how the progressive farmer
breeds his grain seed, the same as the
Virginia farmer already breeds fine, high
class live stock.
Horsernen Interested.
Horsemen all over the State, ms well
y q number of horse raisers. trainers and
breeders from all sections Of the East
srn and Middle Eastern States, are anx-
:oiis for our prize lists, and the opport,i-
nifty TO exhibit many classes OF horses
never before seen here. Inquiries are
also being recsiyeid from owners of race
horses, VINO ..sa.s 30 Know what kind Of
track vii be baiIt here, racing rules. CON
diiions and other matters affecting track
events.
Peal estata agents Of Yirgini8. inter-
estsd in Placing farms and homes with
Northwestern settlers. are looking for
ward 10 the fsi- here as being the means
of concentrating large numbers OF home
seekers here. vino viii find at the fair.
practically illustrated. the capacity OF ali
sections OF the State for agricultural pro-
ducts, and especially the versatility Of
The State IN tnis regard.
Merchants and business men, as wen
as hotel-keepers, have already begun ac-
tive preparations for attending 70 much
larger class of patronage during fair
week than' they have ever handled be-
fore. They recognize the benefits from
a closer commercial relation with other
sections OF this and surrounding states
The financial outlook is excellent and
"a large number Of people have already
substantially expressed their confidence
by subscribing likerally.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-09
NEWS GATHERED
FROM SOUTHs|DE
The Budget for the Ensuing
Year Has Been Com
III plcted. IL
FINANCE COMMITTEE SEE Ut.
Doings With the Police--Lodge
Meetings-Person and
Briefs.
FINANCE COMMITTEE SEE Ut.
Manchester Bureau. Times 4 plis IS

Manchester Bureau. Times. Dispatch,
No. Ilo2 Hull Street.
City Treasurer j. w. Brenangh last
night presented to the members of the
Finance Committee copy Of the budget
that will DO presented at to-night's meet
ing OF the Common Council. he gives
in this budget the estimated receipts for
the present year, as we'll as the appro-
priation that will be made for the next
fiscal year In tho different departments
of the CITY government.
The report. as submitted to the FL
nance Committee, is given In full below:
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS FOR THE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-12
KING ALFonoo'st trEa weDs.
CBy Associat ressl

Madrid, Jan. 12.-tivil marriage
OF Prince Ferdinand Bavaria and
the Tnfanta Maria sa, sister OF
King Alfonso, was prated today
The cermony took pat the royal
palace in the preset a glittering
assemblage Of soverS princes, di-
plomats, and cabinepsters The
bride was the recipif many pre-
cious gifts from the us courts OF
Europe, the municipal Madrid and
the members of thet household.
The Infanta Maria a is twenty
three years old andhe favorite
member Of the royaty with the
people Of Spain. She 4tes most OF
her time to charitalarlS, visiting
the hospitals and mtciothes for
the poor. She has bqll educated
speaks five language is an ac-
complished musicianI is one OF
the richest pTincesselurope, and
takes 10 her husbaadtry OF Sl-,-
ooo,ooo
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-12
FORMER POLITICAL AD-
VOCATE OF WILLIAM
JENNINGS BRYAN
NOW MENTAL SCIENTIST
"HssYsnis a Condition Size
Says, SententiOusly.
fBy Associated press.l

New York, Jan. 11.-Mary Ellen
Lease has become Mental Scientist
Tho former political advocate of VII
liap, Jennings Bryan, whose ringing
Kansas voice and incisive accents de-
nounced the errors OF the G. o. P IN
a flow OF language which could not be
damned or turned from it's course
now annornces that we mnss give out
thoughts Of love.
rThere is no chance, there are no
accidents. and, despite all that Is said
to the contrary, no luck" says Mrs
I.ease Lease. Things are more
evenly balanced than they seem. W.
reap what we SOW; we get what Va
earn--iust that cad no more"
Mr.. Bryan may accept the Infer
ence.
Mary Ellen Lease does not admi
mat she is a mental Scientist. Trutl
she says. must not be labeled. becaus
it creates prejudice in the publ
mind. But for an hour yesterda
afternoon at the Murray Hin not
she told the New York City Mother
club how to become conscious OF the
soul power and what II woulc do f
them.
she was scheduled TO speak on =
dustrial Conditions" but these s.
dismissed in few. sentences. In h
dealing with soulful subjects her m
apaor lost nothing of its up to ds
directness.
"Tbe race today" she said'
coming up from the basement apa
ments. from the cellar to the light.
tidal wave OF awakened soul power
sweeping across this world. The S
recognizes it's high prerogatiye
commands the body to do its v
with the power which is within us
harmony with the law Of the uniye
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-12
INTERNATIONAL LsocIery
tBy Associated.

New York, Jan. 12.-heeting in
this city permanent orion Of the
American Society Of lIpnal Law
was effected. The oil the so
ciety are the fostering study OF
international law and potion OF
international relations benches
Of law and justice.
Among those interest e move
ment are Andrew "a Repre-
sentative Bertholdt cfFi, JUS
tice George Grey of thd states
circuit court. Arch-bishdl j Of s..
Paul, President Nicholay But.
Ter OF Columbia uniy3eneral
stewart L. Woodford, 2 Harry
A. Garfield OF Princetonfy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-12

II you would know OF Try which
aboundH in turkey, duck, quail sqair-
rels and Other small game, with many
good chance at deer, get a copy Of
the new booklet, Feathers and Fins on
the Frisco" II tells about hunting and
fishing in tho Ozarks and in the 81
Francis Valley. Sent free on request by.
A. Hilton, General Passenger Agent,
Frisco system. St. Louis. Mo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-12

Hy the GN'ot"rp - q ~'ts 1870
The dail,s evidence 81 sts,<s right here
al home supply ls proof sufilcicnt y sat-
.sfv the rreatest skef tlc. No better
proof can ne had. Here iq case Read
III:
Il A. klnnebrew 70 fmerly OF shaw
nce residing al 40 4 .asl Perkins Ave.
aave. II Just as viii. npiy. emphaticaily
and enthusiasticaliyl endorse Doan's
Kidney pms today as dld IA The month
of May. 1901. when. AFTER taking a course
of ,4eatment. they ltured me Of baclS-
ache. attacks OF vi ilch I had for TOO
long time to be pleasant and which
were often 90 sever that Il was only
win dificulty that could stoop or
.aralehten after ato,oplng. ! made a
q statement at that slime and allowed It
to be published in ,pnr Guthrie papers.
Now at tfhi cate, ~ the cure had not
been permanent. / would be the iast
person 10 re-endorse The claims made
for this preparation. My father, who
lives IN Sheppard. Texas. was visiting
n,. SOME time ago, and while here COM
4 plained cf having considerable back
ache. l sent to J. n. wallaces drug
store for Doans Kidney pills. lie took
them and / afterwards heard him say
they were the faest remedy he ever
used. they brought him quick relief
and soon entirely cured him"
For sale by all dealers. Price so cents
| Foster Aiilburn Co.. Buffalo, New York
sole agents for the Un9d States.
(. Remember the nant -Doan's-and
!. take nc other.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-12
THE NEW STATE.

A guide ard information book on ok
Iahoma and Indian Territories. just from
ihe press containing facts and figures
about the two territories compiled from
official sources bv Fred H. Wenner
with synopsis Of statehood bills and
large correct map Everything you
want to know about the two terrific
ries In condensed form readily access
ibie and absolutely rel ,ble. Postpaid
for 25 cents.
NEW STATE PUBLISHING Co,
Guthrie. Okla.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-12

chernouro Jon 70 Accompanied BY
a gcard d honor ana attended BY every
courtesy within the power Of the
French government 10 bestow. the re-
mains OF the late Hon. Raymond Pre-.
fontaine the Canadian minister ef ma
rine, were transferred today to the
British battleship Dominion. which Is
to convey him to Canada for final In
tfrment in Montreal The trip to
Halifax. from which port the remains
viii be conveyed to Montreal by rail
road, is expected to take aoout ten
days.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-12
LEwIs-FlrzseRALD BOUT,


San Francisco, Cal, Jan 12.--The
postponed fight between between VIII
lie Lewis Of New York and Willie Fitz-
gerald Of Brooklyn. takes place at Col
ma tonight and the result is awaited
with great interest in sporting circles.
The two are regarded as evenly match
ed and as there Is considerable in.
feeling between them they are expect
ed to put up one Of the liveiiest bouts
seon hereabouts Ia some time.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-12

The soothins and comforting effects
of DeWltts witch Hadel salve, when
applied 10 Piles sores, cuts. bolls, etc,
subdues pain almost instantly. This
salve draws out the inflammation. re-
duces swelling and acts ms a rubefacicnt
thus circulating the blood throush the
diseased parts. permitting or aiding Ma
ture 20 permanently remove the trouble
entirely. Sold by c. a. Renffo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-12
nle eATHgRINe oF pocToRs.


Kansas City, Mo-, Jan. 12.-Many
prominent PHYSICIANS and surgeons,
representatives of medical organiza-
tons OF Texas, Missouri, Kansas, Okla
homa and Indian Territory, are here
for the annual banquet at the Midland
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-12

Perfection cnn only ne attained IN tho
physical by allowing Nature 10 appro-
PIRATE ana not dlsHipate her own re-
sources Cathartics gripe wcaken-dls-
sipate. while Dew1u's Little Early Ris-
ers simply expel all putrid matter and
bile. thus allowing the liver 10 assume
normal activity Good for the complex
ion Sold by c. r. Renfro.