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The Washington herald., 1907-06-24
Hon. John GoOde Is Improving.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Lynchburg, Va, June 23,-Hon. John
Goode, who was president Of the recent
constitutional convention, and who is i'll
at the home Of his sister here, is doing
as well as his physician could hope
for DR.. John ", Dillard, who Is at
tending the aged statesman. stated to-
night that his condition was satisfactory.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-24

A pretty girlish gown, suggesting the
sailor style by its broad collar and shield.
is sketched. The summer fabrics are well
suited to It's development, linen, crash and
madras being suggested In white OF
colored linen, with the collars embroidered
a bit at the edges. the result is dressy
enough for wear On almost any occasion
Of summer, while II Is also very trim and
unostentatious. The waist and skirt are
The Washington herald., 1907-06-24
EARL MAR HALL
new YORK RESORTS.
LAKE GEORGE.
HOTEL MARION.

Lake George New York. A resort where guests can
spend most enjoyable outing Delightfully."- situated
on West Sh5re. superb view; large, airy and bright
rooms With or without private baths. Farm CON
nrrted with hotel Fresh Vegetables Poultry. AIk,
and Fruit. fins MRcadsm roads with vel equipped
ivrrv. JOS. II. MARVEL
iaf7nt-fGS
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Largest Morning Circulation.

All advertising contracts made by
The Washington Herald are based
upon its sworn circulation-a oircula-
ton In Washington larger by thou
sands than was ever before attained
by any morning newspaper at tbA
Capital. Its books are open.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-24

Funeral services over the remains Of
Sanford Fair, whose death occurred sat
urday. viii be held tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock at his late residence. l03
Prince street. Rev, DR.. W. T. Fisher OF
the First Baptist Church, will oficlate.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-24

munerative business in witing papers for
members OF fashionable literary clubs. It
often befell that in her capacity of re-
porter she was forced to listen to the
reading Of four or five papers Of her own
composition at a single meeting. each
member Of the club being in happy ig-
norance Of the fact that she was not the
only customer Of the girl reporter. The
comments CT the club upon the various
papers were, Of course. more or less in
teresting to the real author. The resource
ful young woman while making a holiday
tour Of the East. considered the pansies
and rhododendrOns i'm one of the beauti-
ful .'circles" In Washington. and decided
that the United States Capital was a
good place IN which 20 live. Repairing
10 the hOspitable home of a friend who
took a few bOarders. she unpacked her
trunk and became a citizen of the Dis
trict Of Columbia. An advertisement in
serted in several newspapers soon brought
handsome returns In the way Of orders
for club papers. and she still makes a
comfortable living by supplying the am
munition for incompetent literary aspir-
ants.
How many speeches are deliberately
"cribbed" cannot be known. More crib
bing might be done were It not for the
fact that the orator who uses q speech
that attracts attention treads on thin ice.
Tbs late Senator ingalls,, OF Kansas. upon
the occasion OF the death OF Senator
Beck. Of Kentucky, paid eloquent tribute
to the virtues and attainments of a de-
parted colleague and brought tears to the
eyes OF women nthe galleries. Senator
Daniel, Of Virginia, went over 70 the
Kansans seat and congratulated him
upon his reading Of a sermon by B0ssuet
Senator ingalls, was somewhat confused,
but asserted that he had found the speech
in his own handwriting Perhaps he had
copied It many years ago. but he thought
II was his own and used II innOcently.
Tomorrow The Evolution of
Dentistry.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-24
Mrs. j. L. Kefauver Dies Suddenly.

Mrs. J, l.. Kefauver Dies Suddenly.
Special 20 The Washington Herald
Rockville, Md, June 23.-Mrs. Nettie L.
Kefauver, wife Of Joseph L. Kefauver,
Of near Bethesda. this county. died sud
denly at her home this morning, aged
twenty-four years. The cause Of death
was heart failure. Her husband and two
children survive her. She was a daughter
Of William Reishaw, of Bethesda dis
district.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-24

Rev. Charles D. Bulla. Of the washing
ton Street N. L. Church South. will pre-.
side at the sixth annual session Of the
Washington District League conference.
which will be held June 25-27, in Fred
erlcksburg. Mr.. Bulla is president Of the
conference
The Washington herald., 1907-06-24
HOTEL MONTICELLO.

ocsan end Of KENTUCKY ave. Center Of all att1ac-
tiass NaW throughout. Atlantic City's ilTg 81,
urrst ana cstaprointed hotel az Moderate priccs.
Elegant rooms, with baths attached table ard serv
ice of highest standard home-like surroundings:
liberal ownership MANAGEMENT; CAPACITY. s9. spe-
r.. c. EKHOLM ie5St
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tucked and plated, the latter being in five
cores and Of excellent shape. For the
medium size, 81 yards Of 42-inch material
are needed.
Sizes. u. II, IS years
A pattern OF this may be obtained by
inclosing 10 cents in stamps and address
lag Pattern Department. The Washington
Herald, 794 Fifteenth street northwest.
giving number (259o) and size wanted.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-24

HOTEL MAJESTIC The White House Of At
" hS - "iNoISt'" lantic City. Virginia ave.
and Beach Close 70 Steel Pier. Elevator private
baths, &c $40 uD weekly. s up daily. SAMUEL
3, Llsl4lS. is2rd&S5ot
The Washington herald., 1907-06-24
THE DUNLOP,

Directly on the Beach. overlooking the Boardwalk,
0cean Piers. and convenient 20 all snusemsnts
Rooms en- siits With private baths on The huro-
Tran plan only; SlN day and upward; hrst-glass
restaurant attached with a Ia carte service. Fine
orchestra.
Z Y pOVRfAN NTavara- se1I-HESVt
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VICTORIA HOTEL,

Main 81, Norfolk, Va European plan. p. A 5.
Brine, Manager, Cars 10 Jamestown Exposition pass
The door; two squares % wharf f1T water route.
3e5-d& slim then n
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THE PENNHURST
TIE

OcCan front. between two piers Fresh ard sea
water baths running water, Sc. Special spriug
rates. Auto meets trains. CHARLES Z. WAGNER
;s1571f
The Washington herald., 1907-06-24

WllLOUGHBf BEACH. "a.
Special ntA t.T Washington people while visiting
the jamestown Exposition. AmerIeln p.ar g rar
day and up Take Ocean View boat from ola Point
Comfort CT cars marked 'Ud Point Er-rres" q
Wl.gJglhy Beach local from Norfolk. Zine b-afirg
ard 3sung Dancing and music from g 20 lt.l1 70 M
laiSdez7.U IL : PARKER Manager
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SUMMER RESORTS.

The Atlantic City Office of THE WASHINGTON HERALD located
the Bartlett Building Of Atlantic and North Carolina avenues
where advertisements be inserted regular office rates
H. S. WALLACE. Special representatives.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-24
LOVING TRIAL TO-DAY
Principal and Witnesses Ar
rive at Houston, Va.
NO ILL FEELING IS SHOWN

Believed Jury VIII he Secured Out
of First Thirty Men CaIIed-Ac-
cused and His Daughter in Good
spirIts-Some 235 Persons Connect
ed with the Trial Are on Hand.
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THE SAVOY -, .es;l eEslssss ss .

=
Directly on the Beach. Every room an ccaan vieN
Hot and cold water in all rooms. salt ard Artesisn
water in all baths Elevator % street level steam
heat minutes walk from new Pier. FoE booklet
and terms address
apZ744t-d.exw&S s. NJ HANLET. Proprietor.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-24
INN,
OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.

Recently very much enlarged RCfufnihed
throughout ard improved beyond recognition. Nov
accommodate 80 guests. Beautifully situated only
IS minutes from the jamestown Exposition by largs
and elegant ferTy steamers running every few min
utes, going ard returning through the magnificent
feet q United States and foreign war ships 1hs
only hotel CD the American plan near the ENuo-
sitiGn grounds Rooms with or without bath single
OF en- suite Rates very moderate. Write for book
let No increase u rates Oh account q the Eg-
position. J. G. TAYLOR Mg.
ses-lra
The Washington herald., 1907-06-24

500 in chr tickets given away First Prize 50;
Second Prize. So: twenty-five % $ prizes.
-Baskot-hsll-Clay Pigeon Shooting.
100 prizes fCr ChildTgns gsmUs-Dancirg-an for &c
Randal's entire feet engaged
Boats leave 1000. Il 20 a H., 80, 2l5 SD 500
ESQ and 200 p N.
Leave Alexandra Il % 8. n. 2:l5 and us ?. N.
Winners q car tickets announced IN an uapes,
August l. 1877. it34GE
The Washington herald., 1907-06-24
JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION

The Jamestown Exposition Offices of THE WASHINGTON HERALD
are located the Press and Publicity Department the Grounds AID
Law Building Plume and Cranky Streets Norfolk Va
D. BRUCE SALLEY Herald Staff Correspondent
JoHN T. ORCHARD Business Representatives
OF 30 Ur
The Washington herald., 1907-06-24

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Houston. Va. July 3-This village, the
county seat Of Halifax. is crowded this
evening with visitors. who are here 10
attend the trial tomorrow Of Judge Will
lam G. Loving. Of Nelson County for the
killing Of Theodore Estes on April o.
There are two parties-witnesses for the
prosecution and friends OF the dead boy.
and witnesses for the defense and friends
Of Judge Loving.
The party arrived here this evening at
745 o'clock, an immense crowd being AT
the station 20 get a glimpse Of the &c
cused and hts daughter. They were dis
appointed, however, for the evening was
dark and q drizzling rain was falling.
The trip from Lynchburg to this city was
without incident. The witnesses for each
sido mingled freely IN the cars. and there
was no evidence Of bad feeling
Among the veniremen summoned to, try
the case are two candidates, one for the
senate and one for the house. and an
other, John c. Baldwin, served IN the
genetal assembly with Judge Loving.
Loving in Good Spirits,
The trial Will be an expensive affair TO
the State, and the county Of Halifax will
be charged with the cost. There arc 235
persons now here who are connected with
the case-friends, witnesses, and lawyers.
Judge Loving, Miss Elizabeth Loving,
Mrs. Loving, and other members Of tho
family sat at one table at dinner this
evening IN Hotel Dorsey. Miss Loving
was IN excellent humor and talked freely
with those around her. Judge Loving
was apparently I'm good spirits and health
He IS still observing the quiet. uncOm-
municative demcanor which character
lied him Immediately following the shoot
ing.
The court win convene tomorrow AZ 10
O'Clock, and the selection Of q jury will
Immediately follow Counsel Interested
I'm the case say that the jury Will be
chosen out of the first thirty men called.
Principals En- Boute 10 Trial.
Special % The Washington Herald.
Lynchburg Va. June Judge ". c.
Loving. whose trial for the killing Of
Theodore Estes. az Oakridge. the estate
of Thomas F. Ryan. on April q, viii be-
gin tomorrow at Houston. Halifax Coun-
ty. passed through here this afternoon en-
route 20 Houston.
Judge Loving rode IN q private car
which was switched 70 the Durham train
leaving here az 4l5 O'Clock. He was ac-
companicd by his daughter. Miss Eliza
beth. and number Of witnesses, who
almost filed the car. Judge Lovings
attorneys, John I. Lee and Aubrey L.
Strobe, Of this city, and r. Walton
Moore, Of Fairfax. Joined him here and
accOmpanled him 90 Houston.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-24
NEW Hotel RuDoLE.

Directly cn the Beach, 400 rocms, 30 with Fresn
and sat Water Baihs attached, American and Euro
pean Plan; Cuisine a speciality. nealv renovated and
decorated and new management. Personal direction
Of JOEL HILLNAN. Prop; also prupriet1r q Bar-
yeys Famous Restaurant q Washington D. q,
The neT aud most popular feature OF this hotel Is
the Red Rambler Grill fsl-8t-dEs
The Washington herald., 1907-06-24
American Rental Bureau
WILLOUGHBY BEACH HoTEL.

ln GnHby S.. Norfolk. Va. TIE place % 20 for
good rooms. Information. assistance; baggage
checked free
The Washington herald., 1907-06-24
Algonquin Hotel. s9-.ol.. s..t.g .... V.

nent hotel q modern equipment; Accommodates -.
European plan, Excellent CAFE Cars 70 jamestown
E1position grounds pass the doors. VIZ. q
ROVER Manager mvl5-tF
The Washington herald., 1907-06-24
The sea bright CottnEe, Ocrnn Vicw,yr

he sea brtEht AottHEes tccnn View. ' "a.
70 minutes % EIpOsti1n 2 minutes % Ocean view
Directly on Hampton R,zds Fun view Of ali
SHIPS. Address OWner, Sea Bright Cottage No Z
Charlotte street. NCrfglk. Va. myZ--30t
The Washington herald., 1907-06-24
HOTEL GLENSIDE.

Oriental Ave. and Beach. one block from ocesn.
large, ary Tc1Ts, superior table: home Comforts
Beasona6ie rates Bookle; mailed. A. +, GREENE.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-24

RUTH COTTAGE. OCEAN VIEW. VAS MIN.
20 exposition; cars pass door; rooms with bard
at moderate rates Mrs.. Z. p. MARS. mvE-d
The Washington herald., 1907-06-24
The MONITOR, 'a's s.,'sI, ,sa {
Roanoke House,

51j County St. Portsmouth, Va
Rooms 81 a day; with board. s. q day . minutes
% OPPOSITION By steam1f. 2 blocks away. MRS.
4 l. LANGLEY
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-29
EXCLUSIVE MILLINERY S1O to $40

The Millinery Opening continues all this week the reasons are these-In the first place want those who did have the opportunity to visit this section last week. to these beautiful creations some of which direct from Paris Secondly so many new ones have just made their bow. that we are simply forced to continue the opening. It Is a thoroughly complete exhibition, including the deliberately trimmed styles as well as the simple little hat with demure ribbon trimming. Every Hat
 in the collection is expressive of refinement and good tasfe for only the most noted makers arc represent cd in these lines. Another feature quite noticeable is the individuality We do not bring ont several of kind are thus enabled to offer exclusive choice You 1t to yourself to see them before selecting-Conse this week.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-29
READY TO WEAR HATS at $5 and $1o
AND A FANCY VEST FREE.

The clever creations these prices are in class distinctly their They are rich, beautiful, and the top notch Of good value at the prices The best and most noted makers of medium priced headwear contributed to this fail showing-and dozens of them come from our own workrocni-many of them copies of higher priced modeis-which our Milllners simply duplicate, with less expensive terials. The result-you get the same shapes and effects for about half the price. If we imported them.
 All the newest and most effective trimmings
 used in the construction of these chic styles at these prices which will interest every woman who reads this advertisement. We advse you to inspect this collection this week. for many women recognize the excellent styles and values that they being hurried out fast
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-29
Silk Pstticoats; $12.5O to $500

We just in receipt shipment of Petcoas The assortment offers wide Tor choice and en- braces all the plain fancy change able effects Included the following shades;-5rown, pink blue fancy effects Material IS the grade Taeta Slkfhat well and retains that rustling effect until out All shades to match the dress goods and ready to garments
 Prices range si25o st5.oo, sf7.5o 5000, to s2soo
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-29
Fall Opening Sale of Mems
 Suits at $2O
AND A FANCY VEST FREE

These offering this price during the Fall Opening Sale suits of the most approved models wooconsisting worsteds, cassi velours chevots variety of color ings garments that you equal for less than
 S2250 in the Territory. We want to partic uary impress upon your mnd great variety have select this Fall Opening Sale Over 800 suits involved 50 different patterns Every suit
 fall model; with every of these s2000 suits sold during Fall Opening will give absolutely free
 fancy vest-your choce-vaue up to s400. Not meI will miss this excellent opportunty-come esy ts and sts Es. tSt nt choice of these $40 %
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-29
Dress Goods and
 Silks Fall Colors
AND A FANCY VEST FREE.

embraces widely varied assortmen afforded be duplicated the future for price in wholesale markets novelty attracting deal silks Every autumn color is represented from e5c 25o the yarNew plaid sfoo sf5o s2oo the yard
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-29

lng. WOOL oNtdLeTs- Whlle and coIors; Flanelette Kim onos, plain and figured ef- fects;- Leggings, Caps, To ques. Hoods, Hosiery Shawis. Shoes, Dresses, etc All priced very reasonable.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-29
New Novelties; Including

sOTLhlenI m tne cfty-lncIud- ing many novelties-Side and back eombs-many handsome sets: they range ia price up to s17.50 a set. The newest effects in belts are shown here in great variety.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-29
Fall Opening Sale of Mems
 Suits at $15

The man to spend s15OO for a fall suit lines offer at this price, and in ad
 this low price, will the purchaser of every these suits fancy vest (your choice from patterns absolutely during the special Opening Sale The materials in these suits wool-consisting of worsteds cassmeres other popular fabrics. Single double breasted styles,
 stripes plaids checks All colors-pain blue included We're satisfied there isn't anywhere that duplicate these suits than
 $170 and besides purchaser of of suits handsome fancy vest that sold up $4G0 Fs Fs for Opening hS vss sse and a. suit during the S5 %
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-29
Infants Wear; Fall Showing

ments for the baby will be interested. Neat attractive little garments have been pouring in for the past two weeks This seasons stock offers far greater variety to choose from than
 ever before. Among them we note the follow
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-29
THE ssBEE REVIEW
THE NEW FALL NEcKWEAR

The Fall lines of Mems Neckwear present beautiful styles most in and the stripes plads will immediately fancy patterns
 sik-Hundreds of patterns to choose from at 25e. 5oc 7se and sfoo
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-29
FALL SHOES FOR MEN

and ideas in shoemaking shown here
 Interested in fall footwear should particular excellent line of Shoes S600 and $700. Other good makes St leather workmanship these respective prices
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-29
Why Not Wear a Hand Tailored Suit this Fall? They're Here at $1z.5O
AND A FANCY VEST FREE

AND FANCY VEST FREE
 The smarest line of Mems Fall Suits youn Bisbee at $2000 will about with suits selling at S175O In instance will they be better succeeded well when started sell the s1750 suit in towna price that is fair and that many want to pay.
 Every suit sell at this price is strictly hand tailored Materials ALL WOOL WORSTEDS CHEVIOTS, TWEEDS, yELoURS, SERGES, in all new browns grays and other popular coorsalso blues blacks Style t finish excellent quality of materials manship all combined in these suits you buy this price, which is without doubt the lowest quoted Southwest for such Also fancy vest with every of these suits sold during the Cf7 En Fall Opening Sale at .....................9ff D [ JU
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-29

Separate Skirts 

ii i re new stooh es ssn sEi skirts skirts braces a widely varied assortment. The display, we are certain, has no counterpart in this section of the Territory. Compared with the styles and prices prevailing elsewhere these values are best. Black Silks, yoiles, Serges and many other fabrics of choice weaves are shown in the new est piaited and band effects. Also many novelties.
 To encourage a visit Of inspection we are offering excellent values in the new fall models at $500, S7.5o, S2-5o and S1c.0o.
 Exclusive Silk and Voile creations range in price up to Sf9.5o.
 More new styles arriving by every express-many new ones will be shown for the first time Monday. They arrived too late for description in this advertisement.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-11-20
PENNSYLVAN RAILROAD
Bulletin.
THE NEW UNION STATION AT WASHINGTON.

All the passenger trains Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
will and depart from the new Un6n Station at Wash
ington on November H. 1907 and the date the
present station Sixth and Streets will be closed to traffic
The date is singuarly fitting In 1907 both wings Of
the Capitol completed, and century later
building even larger opened for great public utility
which did exist at that time.
The railroad terminal facilities at Washington have
been inadequate for years, particularly at inauguration
periods and the assembage Of other large gatherings
the Capitol Their improvement imperative and SO it
has come about that by the combined effort Of the rail
roads and the United States Government Of the largest
and unquesonaby the handsone8t railroad station in the
world provided only for the convenience Of the
citizens Of the United States but notable architectural
addition to the great public buildings Of the Capitol City
It monumental edfee and worthy type Of the future
structures, which will make Washington the municipal
beauty spot Of the world.
The station including the Concoarse longer than the
Capitol and nearly as wide The waiting room larger
than the hall Of the House Of Representatives. The con-
course which is the train lobby longer than the inter
Tor of the Capitol building if it one continuous hall
and half vide L is the largest building ever construct
ed for a like purpose.
Within the great there is every convenience
the traveller desire grouped about the central hall as
serve his purpose to the best advantage.
The lofty arched entrances face plaza large an
ordinary city park which will be laid as plaza and
adorned with shubbery and fountains
The trackage is sufficient for all demands upon and
the and exit from the separated
the confusion and ostlng Of hurrying crowds moving in
opposite directions will be obviated
The bigness Of the station IS impressive is utilities
obvious
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-11-20
FlEMINGTON AND VICINITY.

he DeaGOn'S lrlbulatlOnS, tour
act comedy drama. was presented in
Changers hall at Stanton. Wednesday
night The play was presented by
members of the grange. Those who
assisted IN the production were: w.
Lare, Mrs J. Y. Painter, ]. \. Ammer-
man, +. Gary, ! V. Painter, Roscoe
Demott William zimmerman, Mrs.
NJ Woman and Mrs. NJ W. Ander
son.
Samuel +. Surgeon. of High Bridge,
has been elected district deputy for the
|. O. O. i of that district.
Eorain Dewey, OF this place. shot a
large raeeoon in the mountains near
Remington. Emanuel Thompson, Of
Clinton Shot large gray fox
Ames Seals, of Caliton, has pnrehas-
ed The house and lot belonging to the
late Frederick Apgn. at Cahton. for
$3.50
Lambert X Alpaugb, while driving
near Aathony, discovered lnse deer
run across the roadway.
Miss Kate Yawger. 81 Clinton. IS
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-11-20

do i nov. Na catch pf.Fase essr
had such i field q usefulness = DO i
nov IuterSosen IN ones ii.e It often
would save many he1r;acAsS ara pro.
mote the ny q h7ns Still The ph-ase
has It's limitations, tor there are ulaas
,hlrgs one should Nc, DO Apply oan-
mon >ense and conscience 10 tie mo,:o
and then you may realize ih2, % do
j, nov j. Is u~eiu, as 10 cut i snort.
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llts stated from Chicago tina, $50.
GO ~ cold storage esss are 10 Be
ihro~a 81 The market A; the same
time the fresh esss vii. be taken up
and pu; II cold storage 70 b let loose
On the public When i, becomes con
yenient ihe cold storage business
makes j, alnos, impossible 70 set any
,hins really iresh. from an ~ 10 /
h<e.>teaS
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pld you seaile reader, ever stop %
reflect il was one thlns 10 talk about
people AL another thing "a have
people talk abau. xoUa |, those 81 u
VINO US our tongues too ifevlN abou,
eur aeishbors woulj sep ami reflect
1bou, this matter AMI knew the srca,
eNll that comes from ,aa mach gossip
ana ,A;;l.ns. We are sure We would call
4 halt and gossip no more forever
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-11-20

With marked blaeness Or paleuess 81
face sl'iAtei sppetiiss Ani craving
Ter uuWaalsson.e food. These are
signs Of ilsorierei liver, sud must he
eorreeis at once CT worse results are
sare To ivslo~ pr rAvii Kennedy ;
FAyorl;e Remedy iispels Liver dis.
ease, Husbands and fathers cannot
sitori e ,Iss; Ibis matter lightly.