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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-15
THEY LEARN
 HOW TO TALK Business Men Repeat
 Nursery Rhymes. TO CURE STAGE FRIGHT
Determined to Eliminate Use of
 ssErr."
assadl. Aged Business Men are Pat. to sBoa-iag.. Like chndren of the Nurssry--AA coHAi-
 ticus Attend Classes.

New York. Nov. l4.--The sight. or gather the sound. of some 300 of New xoxk's prominent financial. real estate and legal lights. assembling gravely fn an auditorium and reciting in all seriousness the following: ~reter Piper picked a peck of pieklsd ~How much wood would woodchuek
 chuck, if
 Voodchuck could chuck wood.
 asix slim slick slender saplings. ,s inc educational novelty of the year 3n fhe metropolis. Wsn-known bank CTS and lawyers, whose fees are cor noration size, realty auctioneers, who can charm dollars out of excited DOCK cts. all gravely Fecite these well-known tongue trippers popular with the enll-
 These they may follow by remark ing to each other: ~Ba-pa, be-pe, hi.pi, bo-po. bu-pu.
 boo-poo boi-poi.
 Ana when 800 gruR voiced or shriil woiead New Workers who have been talking all their lives against the roar of the elevated road, the cacophony of the subway. the noise of hat-wheeled Erciltys, or 70 paUu1tu0nAottA oA NH1Ns~' begin their ''ba-pa-ingI" the ordinary college yell is lullaby.
 And the whistles of the air-brakes in khe wSub'' are pleasing in their sioiE lance to n little thing like thts:
 Thrice six thick thistiss sticks thrust straight :. through the thFoebing thrushes."
 This is called the ''ziss sentence by the lrreyerent.
 This seemingly frivolous occupation, however, is one of the lessons in the newly established school to cure stage frighk now being operated by the West Side Y. M. c. A. The official name of the institution is the Public speakerss Club but It's purpose Is te give nerve to New Workers who can talk q deal through like a master when they are seated in their ofice chairs but who stutter and staInner and say sErr.n Err" between every word when they try to speak on their feet after dinner, or from a rostrumA For oddly enough 1t has been found that many men who supposedly are compendiums Of courage and nerve and grit, simply cannot face an audience. Their ideas lake wings, their vocabularies desert them and Err Err" is the tn1- portant feature of their speeches. The directors of the club are determined that in the vocabulary of New York there shan be no such word as EFT V saill 1t Is realized that ITO err is hu-
 The driM on the tongue traps i'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-15

The best petticoat to wear with Di- rectoire gowns is the one made of wool or silk jersey that clings tight as ones skin and blossoms around the foot into silk ruffles and flounces.
 Muffs are square, of bad form, and much larger than those of last year. when there was a return of favor to the smaller types They are adorned with heads and tails, frequently in groups of three
 Tn all the gowns and in all dresses for morning wear or simple afternoon wear dark colors are those most in vogue, but there are certain bright tints of old rose and saffron that are exceedingly fashionable.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-15
The Passing of Mother |.
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Where is the old fashioned mother, who used to tuck us up in bed at night after we had said our prayers; who spanked us when we needed It, and then cried with us over the paini whose charity for our faults was infinite. and who as we came up more and more into a consciousness of life. was an un- failing receptacle for all our troubles.
 Some of her Is on an excursion to California: some of her is in Europe. Some Is attending an afternoon session at the woman's club; some Is besieging q modern intelligence office: some IS drinking in the odor of cylinder oil at 70 miles an hour. and some Is playing bridge.
 Mother. while she lasted. was good thing. but the necessity for her Is now past. Her patient. cheerful face. her obsolete notions. her thrift her folded hands when resting and her genuine piety have all gone out.
 We realize now our mistake. She meant well. but she didn't know. We think of her with-t that kindliness, that hearty sYmpathX- That hrnaA-1.AinAAA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-15

 at the strengthened and built up Nothing equals S. S. S. for this purpose It attacks the disease its head down the very bottom of the trouble in the blood and makes permanent and lasting S. S. S. removes particle of the catarrhal matter with pure health giving blood the head cleared, mucus stops dropping the throat every symptom disappears the cons built up and health restored S. the greatest of all blood purifiers and Catarrh by driving the from the system Being made entirely of he vegetable ingredients S. S. does not contain habit forming drugs which really do not cure Caarr tes Book on Ca and any medical advice free all who
 THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,, ATLANTA. GA.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-15

tolerance which we are ever ready to accord to sincerity. even though 1t Is misplaced. Aud then It must be. re- memberea that at the time she existed there was in reality necessity for some one like her. We didn't know so much then as we do now. We were more or less dependent on mother. as crude as she was. Now. however, that we are educated so early. and there Is so much enlightened method about ev- erything. we really don't need help from home. The newly born Infant will soon be able to rise from his crib and go himself to the nearest hospital where he will have his tonsils re-. moved. be properly vaccinated and inoculated with the latest serums. and go back to the push button and radia- tor. all ready for business.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-15

place, and soon every miserable symptom of Catarrh is harassing and causing discomfort 10 the unfortunate ones.
 Catarrh is a deep seated blood disease, 1 one which no amount of i local treatment will ever reach and permanently cure. The beneficial effects of W ash es, sprays, inhalations, To- ! tionS, etc., are only temporary, and when left off the old condi- i ton returns because ! the blood is infected with catarrhal matter and impurities. This inflameS and irritateS the mucous membrane and tissues and pro- duceS the symptoms of ringing noises in the head and ears, mucous in the throat, head aches, watery eyes, l partial deafness, sore throat, general impair ment of the health, etc.
 To cure Catarrh permanently the blood ] must be purified, and i the system cleanSed of all morbid matters, and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-15

can keep young children and obtain sufficient work. Such are the cases that come by thousands ipto the coufts. but they are not reported, with bIg headlines. as society 1fvorees are. Tn any legislating such cases must not be forRotfen 't
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-15
cnssaYuILY RECOMMENDS s. s. s.

Fcs the past twenty-five years have been in the habit of taknE course Of S. S. s. every spring blood pur he and have always been we pleased with the results Ihad catan for number of years which was cared by S. s. 6. cheerfully recommend s. S. s. as the best blood purifier earth. Not only did it cure my Catsh bat Ifaye of its being used in other eases with en-
 Eouston, Texas. U. S. Dist. Attorney.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-15
S.S.S. CURES CKTARRH

Dur;ny inc warm Summer months Caiarh sufferers
 troubled with inc effects of the disease Winter This be- cause in the heated season every and outlet of the skin open and constant copous evaporation carries o with large peentape of the impurities and poson which produce Caarr But the first sign cooler weather the sufferer comfort ends the sn
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-15
LOST HIS VOICE.
Goyashoro. N. c.

suffered severely with catarh for number of years andfor eighteen mcnths the disease bad thatI lost my voice in consequence of it. tried various treatments and doctors and was finally given to die. then took g. g. S. according to directions and in due course of time my Catarrh was entirely cured My voice restored Ane AAss e0'0se0 e00a asai'n s's' H GRIFFIN.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-15
CURED or cArARRH.

Dear ss;-At the age Of five years contracted bad case of cataf 1t began with profuse watery dischage from nv nosa The matter falling into my throat kept me constantly hawking and splitting, and breath, too, was fearfuy offensive but S. 8. S. has cured me sound and well of the catah and cheefuily recommend 1t to the
 when began taking S. S. S. it wasfo another disease weh the doctor called Tuberculosis of the bone and since began the use of your remedy S. S. s. four of the hve tbecles have healed and feel as well as ever dd in my life. OSCAR WAKE.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-15
nosr sroppRp up ANp ncnssAar coUea.

Gentlemen :I suffered for long time with Dad case benefit Several doctors told ne could not Dc cured
 hsd continual headache, my cheeks haa grown purple my nose was always stopped up my breath had siceniug and disgusting odor, and eoughea mcessanf
 heard Of your 6. s. 6. and wrote to you. On your Yecomendation commenced to 1t, and after taking eeyera bottles Twas cured and have never since nea he siKhtest symptom of the disease VIII aiWays oe kAe to recommend if to other sufferers. : ....-~-~..x
 Respectfully, MRS. M. L. WEsSShmAn. 77la Caroline St.. St. Louis, MO.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-15
Surnanes of The Southland
 Their Origin and Meaning
NUMBER XIX

BY sAMUEL aRAsr oLIrHANr. {. M. rA ,.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-15

The surname appearing in the vari- ant forms Massey, Massie. Mace. Macey and Macy Is sometimes a patrOnymi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-05
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-05

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-05
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-05

Ser n@irtbe 2 hutpcr'
Gin" Giclt geitern Nadyn1ittng III
GarId)'0 Salle an 2crin9toh.aParft
ieine re9elmGbigc @od)clliiblul9 ab.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-05
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SfjluF Der @artcnban Insitcllung.

SfIuf Der 8artcnbans Nnsltcllhng.
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len; @orccItcr. Srlonbo Mnrrilon;
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bol0 mo 6. u. S1ioGuib.
8citcrn fonocn @cih0itS. SibunQcl
ser .StootS.@ ran9c," scr patrons
OF 0usbunocp" mo ser @icnen5ild
ter Don Morplono Itott. ESn ser crit.
g@enonntcn Situn1 bi1lt Yroicllor $,
:. Eattcrion non Golc1eEnrf Die
SafrcS. Iniprod)e. @ci sen @icncn.
5iid}tcrn iprod)en StootSsGntomoloae
=. 3. SDnouS iibcr Sic NotGucr.
Giafrit eiicr Differentiation ,G%rganiin-
ton in MarpIono." Or. q. i. @bitc
pom Observation-Disclosures Ecpeortc'
ulcut uno Nr. &. u. Rout BON Clio,
@crnnsBcbcr elmer 3eitidriit iiir Biz
ncn6udIt.
Gic @icncn3iidItcr c%rludbltcn 0citerll
lire critcn @cdmltcu. NlId) Ole o@e'
lcQidIoit scr WaiaboGcr" biclt cine
SierurG ob.
Die Nl@itcIIuu1g wllr6c gCitcrrl
IiodmittoQ Don cillar 9robcn McnGc
BON Sd)ultinoern bcilld)t, Die roiL Oct
@cielid)oit cine ipe5icut GinIaounG
crbalten hottcn. Sdul.S uperinten.
ottt $. San Sidlc bate hieic guiIor'
oerung oen cirjclncn Sd]iilcrn per
Girfulor iibcrnlittelt. @icle scr ain'
ser lparell BON ihrcn 2cbrern baglei'
tet, lueld)e sen &leinen nit Belief
rlutg 5ur Seitc Itan0ell.
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@ipS. 6nS in ser Snou.
itric mo bel 9olttelt sic mannigfadp
&crpert6lung fiitoet. ipar friiber jol.
irci. @ir cS o,ii ole 3oII.9iIte &c.
louat lit, oariiber siebt 8epraientant
Glnrf bon Wiiloiiri ausfuntt. gr &c
b0rte Der bcmofrotiid)en Minoritat
oeS 9omite's fir MitteI nno @ege
al, onS oeu GinalepsS arif abfabte.
Giner ieiner rcpublifoniIden Cole
gen luor SoIliper BOT, Sotud. Der jeet
Seilotor lit. Iieier picS in Der 80.
mites itlu,g oif @ipsiunoe IN Sort
2ooge nobe Dem 8obnort 9olliper's
bin ulo beltano barouf, oab 5ir gats
nideluna bieier Siti,oItdtte etn Bon
onierIept iuerbe. ginem admeraoei,
fanit man nidts dbid4agen. SolsIif
iuliroe @ipS burd) ei1en bobeit 3ofl
pertbeliert. 9lber bd nit bent GIier
Der appetit toruint, 10 iito Ole DC.
iieer BON 8ipsgriiben nit Dem iest.
gen 3oQ rift 5ufrieoen. Gie Der.
lailgent bab or Inn 100 Yro,ent CT.
bobt iueroe, Sic uubten 5igeiteben.
Dab lie BET oem ietiaen Boil ifon Ell.
iteIl gldn5eltoen Trofit er5ieler, aber
Iie be9anpten, oab ein bober 9oll
i%otbluenoig lei, Unit Die YroiperitGt
5l iorbern. 9as ilennt man cine
miIIeniflaitlidle @ebonbling oes Ia
riio!
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IN Mlelnpbis, genn., 1T ser is

Sn Weinpbis. Cent. lit Der Is
idbriae Norman Thurman perbaitet
poroen, iueil er iii ben gnsros.Bro-
auenbdnoler 9. q. @an 1lett eineii
Srobbriei obgeianot batte, in iueI.
dem er I'M auftrase Der .Sdworset
Sano" bon Gcp.Dorf cine grprei-
iungslunnte bon $4,000 uerlauat
bate. Ian glaiibt, Dab Sburmai,,
Der noh ieiner gerbuftnng eine1
Selbitntoroneriuf, maf)te. mnbniin.
mig lit.