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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-07
.Colored Wash Dress Goods

Now for your vacation Suits
at prices to appreciate them.
You will have to come and sec
these great values.
SOC silk-Tinished silk Poplin:e
comes In all new shades. strawber-
~, old rose, lavender tan. white,
ut special price. 3ic.
Dotted Swiss Roman Border Ap-
plique, IN new shades OF blue and
&c and erie Cotton voilos. in
every shade You could think of: spc-
cial all week. U:-:sc.
12Hc Tan Lawn, with colored
dots; special Monday 1-3c.
15c Dress Ginghams. very best
German Linen. 15c yard: ESQ
value; all colors.
New fabric this season: have the
appearances Of worsted: In weight
light as a feather; nothing you
could get to be any cooler.
Silk-Flnished Llnene. 371Hc; new
blues, tan, pink, black stripe on
white: soc grade; all week. spe-
cial. 3714c.
a7Mc Jones voiles, 1oc yard. SEQ
Come in stripes and plaids. va
riety OF patterns to select from;
newest of all wash fabrics.
New Border Lawns, 121sc. Dots
and stripes. in sheer lawns, with
border of self colors; tho same kind
other stores charge tic; Monday
and all week, 1:1.c.
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CODSEND TO SUFFERING HUMANITY

These Foceu Words Express Gratitude Of Thousands People Like
Mrs George Arcand, Of 537 Erie Street. Toledo o. Who
Has Been Snatched from the Grave by the Worlds
Greatest Tonic Stmulant and nvigorator.
Mrs Arcand Whose System Was Down, Contracted Grip
Was Treated BY Two Of the Best Doctor: of Toledo
Without Receiving Any Benefit Finally She Was Com
Spetely Cured by Duffys Pure Malt Whskey.
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Ladies' White Cannon Cloth
Skirts. both. plain and plated, sold
= Ladies'. White Cannon Cloth
Skirts. in variety Of plain and
plated effects; this lot sold from
$500 to $3.50; your choice at F1.OO.
Ladies' Plated Skirts. in all new
shades OF 'lincn-iinished cannon
cloth. with bands. at &1.:0.
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Dainty Waists

BY all means visit our Waist
Section during this sale, for 1t
is here that sonic Of the great
est valtiesEof this sale will be
found. Scores Of pretty mod
els are included iii the offer
ings-tl1c very choicest Of the
new creations. Don't miss
these bargains. Get a generous
supply on this occasion, and
you'll save considerable money.
by doing 50.
White. Waists OF India ,LInon,
aEtfly. trimmed with bands or Swiss
81, lnproiderys and Val. insertion, only
L,ndi e.s' BEAUTIFULLY Tailored
" WAISTS. sof fine. lunlity. neatly tuok-
ed.a.Roya1 make. sold as high as
$2.26, slightly soilcd. now fSc. /.
Dainty White Muslin Waists, with
fancy scroll effects OF Val. inset-
ton and hemstitclling: an Unusual,
bargain, at S1.OO. Y a.
Z. sDalntly Embroidered Waists of
mercerlzed batlstc. or finest quality,
ut SL5O. go n - Z - =
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: Cool, Knit Underwear.

You should take along with,
you plentiful supply9ofs Knit
Underwear, particularly fxsyou
are going where you aren't GER
tain Of getting the kind you
have been in the habit Of get
ting. This is one reason why
you should now. There is an.
other reason which ought to
induce you to get a generous
supply, and that's because Of
these very low sale prices
vests.Ladies' high neck, long
s s.s W.. ltgaht-pweight ribbed, bleach-
pants--Ladies' bleached. ribbed,
iight-Weisht pants. free length,
Doth plain and ruffle CSC. y. -
Vests--1.adies' low neck. sleeve
Zoe to :5c. !. 1850 I
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Beautiful Undermuslins

When you buy Undcrmuslins for very little than
Of the material in them, it's certainly your time to buy
The very values in Undcmusn we've offered will
found here during this sale. Included garments plain in
pattern very modest prices, the deliberately fash
toned parnens-cach uncuualed prices.
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sPECIAL.-Nigh Dresses of mus
lin, open front. tucked yoke. trim
med with hemstitched rutlle; 6sc
value, 5Oc.
SPECTAL.--CorsetC Covers OF cam
brio, full front, yoke and arms
trimmed with torchon. Hamburg
and braiding: SOC value. ?5c.
SPECIAL.--Drawers of muslin,
yoke band. wide rufile, with hem
stitching; 3s- value. %5c.
GOWNS.-Ladies' Nainsook Gowns.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-07

Mrs Acand recently Last December fell victim Of
Ia grippe best physicians Of this city without
receiving any benefit my husband insisted should try
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-07
Mems Shirts, soc

a lucky purchase enables, lis
to offer the best value ever
offered to the Richmond pub
lie. You could not get a bet
ter Shirt at $1.oo. Full line OF
colors. They arc cut extra full.
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of good quality. neatly trimmed in
lace and Hamburg. at 0sc.
Petticoats OF soft finished cam
brio, all with pretty fluffy rufiles OF
embroidery, torchon and Val. laces:
prices, 50c to $500.
Chemises. in great variety OF
models, knee length or trimmed
skirts; prices. 0Sc.
Childrens Neatly Tucked Pants,
OF good quality. Mt Zoe.
Children's Jeans Underbodics, oil
sizes, at 1fc.
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Sale of Val. Lace,


Regular Zoe and soc Val. Insert
Regular soc to SOC Val. Lace,
dozen yards, doc.
Regular 75s TO i1.oo Val. Lace,
Regular s1.35 to $3.50 Val. Lace,
dozen yards. $1.OO.
Real Linen Torchon Laces, less
than one-halfy price. ,i
Edges and Inserting to match,
&c, SC, enc. e
White, White clyny Laccs. widths to
Regular TIC grade, 1Oc.
Regular &c grade. 8 1-3c.
Regular LOG grade, GAc.
Regular loo Torchon' Lace, &c.
72-Inch Net. in white ecru cream,
S1;00 and s1:25. values: special, zoe.
Figure Ftlett Net, In white and
cream, 40 inches wide. the kind
you pay 75c, for 4Sc.
Venice Lace Bands, in white and
cream. most heavy style for dress
trimmings; all special prices, 1Oc
to SOC yard.
Black Medallions and Bands.
Black Patterns in Tllet: all special
prices, II" -3c to $1.0S yard.
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Separate Skirts

Ladies' Black voile Skirts, plait-
cd. with trimmings OF taffeta bands,
Misses Panama Skirts, in blue,
black and light checks. IL to 10
years. ut $500 and $3.50.
Ladies' Excellent Quality Black
Taffcta Silk Underskirts. with 16-
inch tucked nouncc. at $500.
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Mnhoncy-Kcllcy.

SpeciaI TO The Times DIspatcf.l
ALEXANDRIA VA, June 6.--The
marriage Of Mr.. James p. Mahoney, OF
this city and Miss Minnie i. Kelley,
or Wilkesbarre, Pa, took place We'd
nesday evening last at st. Mary's
Catholic Church. The Rev. L. r.. Kelly,
assistant pastor. performed tho cere-
lnony, Mr.. and Mrs. MahoneY will
reside here. The groom Is a railway
mail clerk &
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Ernbroideries and Laces

1000 yards Cambria Embroidery.
Edges and Insertions, from 8 to s
inches wide, regular 10 to 12lkc
values; special, Monday, per yard.
IS Enlbroideries, 1s-inch
houncings; worth $50 per yard, 1Oc.
Cambria Flounclngs. wide cd ges.
embroidery, regular 100 to : a9c
values. special, yard, 15c.
Allover and. Shirt waist Front.
lngs, regular s2.OOMto $3.50 values:
very special. yard. Sl.c5.
1S-Inch Swiss FlouncinEs. sbeauti-
iul patterns to select from. regu-
lar Coo to soc value; special, yard,
tfful patterns to select from. regu-
lar 45c to SOC values: per yard, 4Dc,
23-1nch Fine Swiss Flouncings,
exclusive patterns. Only shown by
us at such a price; $500 values.
p
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Weddings Announced.

Special to The Times Dispatch.l
sPOTSYLVANIA.s VA, June 6.--An-
nouncement has been made OF the
coming marriage OF Miss Virginia
ellen Lewis, of West Virginia. to Mr..
Charles NJ, Emerson. of Virginia. The
marriage will take place at the home
OF the brides parents on June 3oth
next, at high noon, Mr. and Mrs.
Emerson will reside III Virginia.
Invitations ISSUED.
ispeclal to The Tmes- Dlspntch.l
APPOMATTOX, VA, Juno 6..--Rey.
and Mrs. Hugh G. Smith have issued
cards To the marriage Of their niece,
Margaret Lena ELAN, to Mr.. Amos
Worrell Gillette, to. take place Tues
day. June 10th In tile Main Street
Baptist Church. at Emporla Va, Miss
Margaret is we'll and fuyorably known
in Appomattox, SHE also taught In
Spout Spring Academy. where she has
many friends. .55ss NJ
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OF the groom, assisted by Rev II. y
Goodwin, the brides pastor.

| OF the groom, asHisted ny keV. II. VI.
Goodwin. the brides pastor.
rho bridesmaids werc Misses Mary
Lyle. OF Baltimore. Md; Mabel Meanley,
OF Baltimore, Md; Gladys Hoskins. Of
Dunhsvlle. Va; Way Garnett ofDunns-
VILE, Va; Marion button, Harmony VIII
lage, Va; sa1ono stiff Harmony VII
lage, VA; AMMO Ncwcomb, .Gloucester,
VA. and Susie Duvall. gloucester, Va.
They wore gowns OF white chiffon
cloth. with satin sasies and gloves to
match. and carried bouquets OF FERNS
and daisies.
The groomsmen ana ushers were
Messrs. Catesby Ware, OF Dunnsvillc.
Va; John Marsllull Lewis. Gloucester,
Va; r. Holman Willis. Buena Vista,
Va; Philip M. Gresham, 1,ancaster.
Va. Marion G. Willis, IL. FRED ericks-
burg Va; Walter G.. Tyler. Richmond,
Va; Thomas Lawson, Harmony Villegc,
Va: Larkin Anderson, Montague, VA;
3. n Hart. Jr., Harmony Village. va.
Clinton stiff. Harmony ;village, Va;
!. E,nbank Hart, Harmony avillage, Va,
ana Earle Segar SEX. 5y.a
The brides wedding gown was OIL
white messaline satin trimmed with
Irish lace, and she wore a tullo yeil.i
fastened with rope OF pearls. TheI
groom wore handsome suit OF con-
ventionel black.
The bride is daughter, OF Mr.. and
MIS-. Il. Il. Hart Of Harmony Villa &c 1
Va, and is richly endowed with rare
beauty OF person and character. The|
groom is a son OF the late. John r.. r.
Hundley. OF Essex county, Va, and a
prominent attorney in his section; OF
the State. M e r
He Is a member of the college fra
ternlty OF ri Kappa Alpha. "A fact
worthy OF mention is that six OF, his |
fraternity mates who were in college
with him were his groomsnen.
After tho wedding feast tho happyl
pair departed for Niagara and otherI
points OF interest. Upon their return
they will reside at "Hundley Hail." the |
ancestral homo Of tho groom, at Dunns-
willie Va
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Notion Bargains

EnglisL, Tape, assorted widths,
White finishing Braid. 6 yards to
a piece Sc.
White and Red Rick Rack Braid,
IL yards to a piece, S1Oc.
Washable Hooks and Eyes, Toe a
Snap Hook and Eyes. two dozen
on a card, lie, black and white.
No Trouble Shoe Polish, Zoe, 15c,
Skirt Clamps, 15c a dozen.
Dressmakers' Tracers, Toe.
Hair Pins, 1c to &c a paper.
Hair Pins, 100 inla box, assort-
ed sizes. Sc.
Cube Pins. white, &c.
Hat Pins, &c and SC a dozen.
Best English Pins, &c a paper.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-07

MADRAS sHIRTIN{isrOnc lot OF
Madras Shirtings, in all the newest
effects for Women's waists and
mems shirts in stripes and checks;
regular 15c quality; special, DC yard.
MERCERlzED sWIssEs--All the
best designs, very sheer material.
will make handsome dresses; soc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-07

NesTcr-ScnIca,
DANVILLE, VA. Juno 6,--Miss NAL
lie 6. Scales. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Scales. OF Patrick county. and
the Rev George 4. tesler. pastor of
the Methodist Church at Bassetts, Pat
rick county, We're united in marriage
wednesday morning at the Hunter;
Church. In tho presence of a large
number Of friends. DR.. w. II. Atwill,
OF this city, presiding elder for the
Danville circuit OF the Methodist
Church, ofticiated.
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Sunncnidcin nno Sdlminbindlt.

GDonCcn Scr @riincttcn mo @lonoi-
ncn I'M aon1pic gcgel Ole Slt6cr-
tllloIc Observation-Disclosures &or.
trag cinc5 Seem yortcr Ar5tcS IL
Chicago.
Gbicogo, 8. Slu,i, - Sn eincnl
&ortrogc, bcn Or. z. u. aropi Scr
bcfornte Dorfcr EotboIogiit,
Dor Scr Nationol &crcil1igrng fir
oo$ Stltoium unh sic %crbiituiig bon
Enbcrfuloic I'M Nuoitorium &otcl
bier gcboltcn bat, crtlGrtc Der Ec0s
ner, bic Gbcoric, oa6 oo9 Sonncn.
Iift ocn 8Ionoincn ihdOlid ici, iiir
irrig.
Eor orci Wonatcn bat sic &cr0I-
f%clltlid)ung bon ,Sbcnric'n, 0ab
SAlpin0iii6ti9c iid i'm SHottcn oti
bnltcn %ioltcit, un6 6ob bos Sonncn.
Gid)t %itlicnmciic ocn blonocn Gppt5
pcrnldtct, ctncn l(nlfunG CREDIT, Der
bon bllBcrIt id)Gbttdcr g9irfiurg icin
mllb. So id)limm lit IS I'M 0iclcn
SppuS nod Or. @nopi'a GrflGrlng
nod nidt bcitclt. uno, mas Sdnpin0s
lild)tiNc onbclongt, 10 lill0 i'll gcuiilcn
IGllcn S%ontcnbGoer logur bciltrGi
fig. Or. &nopf lilhrt bic NntisSon~
ncnlidt Gbcoric olf Moior Charles
6. Moo0rnff, cincn Nr5t Der @unbcS.
ornlec, 5uriid, nl0 fiibrte gcNct Die
Ncbulptlun1cn 0cllclbcn Stotiltifcn
in'2 Scl0, mcld)c BON filnI5ig bcrpor'
ro0cnbcn Ncr6tcn in alien Eunoc9-
tbctlcn gclnnmclt iuorocn iin0. Sicr-
nod iinb @riincttc bcn Vlonocn &c
0cniibcr niht I'M GortbciI, meun ca
iid nm Gle WctGmpfnnq Der GdminAs
ltht 6onoclt, sum- m%inbcItcn nid)t III
Der gcnn6BiNtcn Bone. Srlid).omcri-
fn,ild)e @riinctte lino llod) Der GrflI.
rllllg bcS Nr5tcS Der iuciBcn Eclt
mlcbr 5ugGn9lidl, ais belltld oncrifo
nild)c 9loll0c.
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Gilicm WaIIcnfuratur ii6crnntluurtct.

Ioleop, 3, s. Suni. - Gle
.@hcclino uro 2atc erie @nbn"
,m,rbc bellte Nadrnittag weNcn mnbt-
aabltcr Sdpllocn I'M 9etro9c poll
$S,791,0l7 an oie rNationoI Gar
Mbcel So" bon Nen Oorf ourd) Oen
SunoesoiltriftSrid)te ". ". Soulor
eincm Moiicnpcrrpolter iiberautmors
tct. Gle Sem Hcridt 5u1citcltc Dies.
bc5iiNlidlc Ectition gicbt Sic Sduls
Sen ser gobuAcielihnit mti iiber
S2S,0O0,000 at. Sr. y. u. Wortbs
ington pon GIcpcIonO, Gice-ErGii0cnt
unb @cncraI = @cidGitsfilbrcr Der
&abn, lit 5ltm Maiicnucripalter CT.
nannt rnb itclltc iofprt Caution sum
gctrage bon 100000 onrd) ole
nNational Slrctp Co." bon 9ulti.
more.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-09

lie bcId)IoB, i6rcn rutO ibrcr &inocr
2cbcn Elm gnoe SIT MAIDEN. Sic filbr-
tc oen entiebIitcn Grtidlltb aus,
in0cm lie oIlc Orci &jn6cr crorpIcltc
nr0 Damn ScIbitnoro br0ing.
IL dcnocd&rdtcn rc0u'
5irt.
Gic oSum6urn- Nu'crlfo-Slnic" fat
Die 3lpiIde1bcfSrotC nod noroomc-
rifonlld)cn Sdfen bcrob9clcbt. &nioI.
&C 0cS pcrbdltnibmGiiQ Ncrin0cn Eoi-
IoacncrtcbrS mad Baltimore, Bolton
EhiIuoclpbio un0 Gonn0o lucrOc1
OorlGlriia oircfte acknowledgements
0orthin nid)t obgcicrtiQt.
Wicncr 3cuqcuucr60r III
NolleGulcnb Hrg.
Gic in @icn in Dem Meincib@pcrz
iobrcn gcaen sen Tiiritcn EbiIipp 5n
Gltlcnblr9 itott0cflmocnclt conuniiins
riId)cn GcrncbmlnQCu bobcn cincn
rrd)t mCltcn l(nlfnnl Acbobt. Nld)t
mcniGcr, ais f"iinf5cbn 3cnNcn iinb
Ocrnonlnlcn lpor6cn Oic nit Glllcn=
burg in icincr @icuCr @oti6oitcr5cit
in @c5ic6un0 gcitonocn bobcn. llnttr
0cn Ncrltonlmcneil bciun0 iid audi
Der N6Gcor0nctc @~icIohImucf.
Gicbito6I NJ W uicum.
Gin D%crpcNcncr Cic6itnbl lit I'M
9rc&0cncr NoturbiItoriifCn Ml,icum
olla0ciiihrt morOcu. &on cincm
prddtigclL oiomontcubcicttcu Sottl
lit elm grobc$ Stiid obaciGnitten ltnO
QcItohlcn morbcn, ohuC bob 0ic Wtll,
Ie%unlaoiclcr 0cn Houb pcrbinocrlr
fonltcn. 3um @Iiif Qrlong c9 eli
Ood), bcn Eb0tcr ou2fiuOig 5r mod)cn
ln0 81 Dcrbuftcn.
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Tad,c elmer Gctrpgcncn.

JiadDc elmer Gctrpgcncn.
\lngc &rnnfcnpGrterin erihiebt
cincn 2lr5t. - Sodte i'm 0llrd)
cine Ielepbonbotihnft noh ser
WioroitGtte.
Ncm Dorf s. Nuni. -- Tns
Spfcr zines fuItbIiitigen Wnroca lit
gcItcru }lbcno ser 10 Sabre ultc gr5t
Or. MiQium Wortin NllSpib 0c1por-
0cn, mcldcr nit icincr Satin in oeuu
@ollic Nr. t5G SIt.93. StrnBc,
mobntc ulo bort 0cuneinium nit lei
mem Gollcgcn 0r. Fbilipp e. Sirtcn-
itcin cine Yripotflinif %Icitctc. Gr
mnr0c Don ser %22siGbrigcn &raufcn-
m0rtcrin Sarah Soften i'm &eltibul
0ca WictbSbnuica Nr. 1871, @cit-
l35. StroBc, crihoiIer, nadlOcm bic
Wtor0crin 81 Stlunocn alli icin Or
'delllcl 9cmartct bate. Nad Der
9lnttbot mnrtctc 0oa ilrnAe @eib nllf
0a$ Gintrciicu cilcS Noli5iitcn ul0
iibcrBab linn ocn nod rnltdcnocn ne.
Uolpcr. Sic crtldrte. Den Qtpr0 be-
goll9en 81 hubcn, neil ibr bon ocm
Nr5tc elm idppcrea llnrc6t 5lgciilgt
morocn lei.
Qic bluti0e Chat, melhcr Or. Nlla-
plb sum Cpicr ficl, mllrbc nit allBcr->
gcm0bnlid)cr Sorgiamtcit uno &olt-
bliltigtcit Don ser MGrtcril1, Die crit
5mei Sabre IN GImcrifu meilt, norbc-
rcitet. I'm If ltbr &ormittag9 tclc-
p)ollirtc iie nad) Ser Mobnlrng ocS
2lr5tca. Sic CAB cincn italicniidcn
Aoncn al uno bat. Scr 0oftor moge
in Dem 6nlic 9tr. 131, @clt-135.
StraBe, poriprcdcr. IicicS Snl,S
lic1t ibrcr cigenen @obmlna Nr.
t2L, Mcit-t35. StrNBc, gcrooc &C
9cniibcr. Sim @rlocr bon Or. AllSs
pit, 0r. Guoolpb Nuspis, bcont1por-
tctc Den t%clcpbonii6en 2nrlif. ST
l0Nte, Der Goftor lei allSgegnngeI,
miir0c nbcr ole crbctcnc Tilite nbitut,
ten iobol0 cr 5llriidfcbrc.
Surdb Soften mar nit oen @epilo-
Ncn6citcn pnn Or. NlSpiB ipoblbc-
tdunt. Sic mar in icitcr Fripotfli-
nif Dom 9topcmlber b. :. bis -.
Npril 3. ). onacitcllt. I'm oicie 3eit
CAB lie ibrcn FoItcn ollf, nnd)ocm lie
cine &ldgc gcgcn 0cn 2lr5t einglcitct
bate, III mcIdcr lie i'm bcihuloi0tc,
Der &atcr 0ts 5t eripartcloen &illoeS
81 icil. @ci elmer 6onilic Silpcr-
ltcin in ocnl Suuie ltr. 12l, @cit=
135. StruBc, bc5oq iic Elm 3inlmcr.
NodIbcm lie gcItcrt bon elmer 9lpo-
tbcfc aus t%clcpbonirt bate, fcbrtc lie
iitr ciniAc Minultcn nnd) ibrer MoD,
nltng 5uriif, Damn p~oltirtc iie lid ouf
Ser Nortreiic 0ca @olticS 9tr. 1871.
@cit-135. StroBc. Gen qeIooeneu
Hcpolpcr pcrbnrg lie inter ibrer mel.
Sen 9Ionic. Sic GoIi5ci iogt, onB
lie pcrIhic0cnc Sclltc Den gall5elt
Nahnlittog bill0urd AMI Der Sreppc
Itcbcn inbcn.
Noh ci1cnn belltc itattgeiunocnen
&crb0r Dor Dem Coroner Sorburger
mllroe SRI. Soften obne Niirgihuit
bis 81 Dem oui Den IS. Sum- onbe-
rdltmtcn gcrtor Dem 8eiGnaniB
ilbcrnicicn.
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Gciunote SQuicro fommt bierbcr nllf
lpc5icQca GriltdJen ocS Stoota lcfrts
tGra &oot, mcIfcr crtIdrt, er. babe
@crru Sqricra 0cabolb nod) Moib-
ington bcrllicu, mcil or iid iibcr Die
politiiGc Situotiou allf Dem SItbmu@
aus critcr Gllcllc 5ll ultcrridtcn
lpilnldc.
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MiQipn0r upn H1Mbcrn crmoroct.

2incolm SGs., s. SUM-. -
Sronf 6rorcr. Miuipnar, Sanfpr0ii-
bent mo 8rubcnbeiitcr, crlug bulte
Sen |crlctuuNcn, mclfe er bel cilcm
i'm lctten MGr5 periibtcn &altbilber'
fad c~rIitten bate. Gie Gallbcr nab,
men linn $4,000 ab. 3lpen oerlelben
Iiten bercit3 I'M 3ud,tboille, oa lie
iid) nod ibrcr &erbaftung ifuloia
befnnnten. Der Critic liebt i'm &c
f1ngniB ieilrm Ero5eB ~entgegcn.
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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1908-11-05
HOW TO CURE MEAT.
Also Keep Your Brood Sow OFF Sweet
Potatoes and Your Brood Mare OF
Mouldy Hay.

Messrs. Editors: To cure meat
perfectly. kill when the thermome-
ter is from 20 to 80 degrees, prefer
ably about 25, and cut up as soon as
possible while hot and smoking.
Place each piece with flesh side up,
and so 1t will not touch another, and
put from one saucer to one plateful
Of salt on each piece. The salt will
take effect at once. On the follow
ing morning, salt down with plenty
of salt, being careful not to allow
any two pieces Of meat to touch each
other or the box. This of course re-
quires a good deal of salt, but 1t is
necessary if you expect perfect sue
cess. l have known fine lots OF
meat sailed down in a frozen condi-
ton, which remained so for ten days
to three weeks and then spoiled.
And now a word about two mis-
takes to avoid just now:
l. Do not turn your brood SOW on
sweet potato patch while with pigs
4s it will frequently, but not always
produce abortion.
2. Do not feed your brood mare
on moulded pea vine hay while with
foal, as the excess of saltpeter gen.
Grated while mouldy is most likel!
to cause abortion. Grazing on young
rye that has smut or ergot in 1t, OF
oats as they are just heading out
usually has the same effect. Don'l
pasture your mare on red clover
pasture, nor feed her much red GLOW
er while breeding her, as she is MOI
apt to get with foal. The clover i.
not apt to produce abortion, so it is
all right for her to eat it when il
foal. OLD SUBSCRIBER.