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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-11
S75. Geo RICHER IL HE
PROVES HE WAS INSANE

NEW works. ecial.-If Robert F.
smith can prove 90 the satisfaction
of Supreme Court Justice Greenbaum
that dee was insane on November 30.
1906. he Will be worth $4,000 more
than he is now. smith alleges that
ne was prevented 10y temporary lnsan-
ity from carrying out a real estate
deal ora that date. lie is sane now.
and is suing in the Supreme Court
for enforcement OF the contract.
smith is in the retail cloak and sult
business in West Fourteenth Street
and owns considerable real estate. ON
April 20. 1906. he contracted with Mrs.
Katherine /. d. Harnett for the pur-
chase OF the property, 50 West Thir-
ty-fOurth Street. AVID agreed 90 pay
$4,000 for 20. THE deal was 20 Doe
closed Ga the office COT Ira ID. Wheeler
a lawyer. on July 18th. and smith
paid $4,000 down 90 bind the bar
gain.
When the date arrived Smith was
not ready and asked for an adjourn
ment The date for closing was there
I fore postponed till November /. 1905
and subsequently 90 November 3Oth
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-11
CHURCH WINS
SUIT OVER GIFT
Involved Question OF Policy Of state
Regulating Ownership Of Lands by
Religious Societies.

HMOND. VA - Special. -
An Ops2lOn has been handed down
by the United States Circuit Court CT
Appeals. sitting here. reversing the
former ruling OF Judge Dayton in =
case involving f35.o0 beQueathsd By
the late Frederick Hickey. OF Balti-
more. 10 the First SpiritualLstic
Church. or thai city.
Mr.. Hickey died Ia 1898. at whfoh
time ne beQueathed In his win hat
a tract or a little more than 5000
acres OF land. owned by him 81 WCss
Virginia. should be disposed of for
cash and the proceeds Of the sale do
mated 90 the Spiritualistic Church "a
question.
Certain heirs OF the deceased
brought suit on the grounds hat the
laws OF West Virginia specifically for
bid that a church can own more than
a specified quantity OF real estate. On
being brought 70 trial the heirs won
out on this contention. Counsel for
the defendant church appealed.
IL was held ~ Judge Dayton in
the lower court that the sift OF the
proceeds or the land in question was
equivalent 10 a donation OF SO much
real estate. The appellate tribunal
reversed the lower court. The viii OF
the deceased Frederick Hickey
stand.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-11
FIFTY GET PART
or HERO FUND
Carnegie Commission Meets aud Makes
Award Ohio Leads In Heroic Acts.

pIrTSBIRG EA-Snocial -- ,fh
fhp regular Gam meeting of the .-.-
regie Hero Fund Commission came the
rewarding of nifty persons throughout
fnls country and Canada for acts OF
bravery and ulustgious conduct With
the exception of one award. made tn
"a citizen of Canada. all persons re-
membered by che Carnegie Commits
sion are residents of the United States.
tuenty-two being persons living in
Ohio
Approximately $4,000. twenty-three
silver and tNeutY-seven bronze medals.
were awarded hy the action of the
meeting of the commission. OF the
6fw heroic acts approved. fourteen
Of the persons responsible for them
met their death. Ia these cases, next
90 kin received the award.
Deeds az heroism during the food
40 Athens. 3D.. on March "a. 1907. re-
ceifed the greater part 90 the atten-
. ton of the commission.
The acts of courage brought to the
attention az the commission included
saving children from fast running pas
senEer trains. rescues from raging
Hood rivers. stopping uumanageable
runaway horses and carrying persons
from burning buildings.
Prominent among the awards, and
probably the most spec tacular act ol
bravery called tO the attention OK the
commission. was the case OF Halls,
so. Woods. "a merchant OF Athens. Ohio
and an expert swimmer. During tn
, floods 90 The Hooking river in March
1907. Woods. unassisted. rescued twi
b men and a woman from almost certain
& death when be rowed a uat-oottomel
Q skin through wild running river cur
& / rent into the seccud-story window q
% a haif-submerged house. carrying hi
r. rescued fellow citizens 90 shore an
b safety. In investigating the case q
J. Woods the commission found that b
was in debt in excess az $1,000 for hi
y small merchandise store. and present
e ga him with check for $1,000 and
B . silver medal.
e Several ether cases OF bravery dul
+ ing the Athens Hood were also awar,
" "a suitably.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-11

reached the absolute monthly maxi
mum. which was S207 600 600. In De-
cember. 1907. against this SeptemOer's
1858, 900 600. So OF last Sepfember's
<i2i.OO0. 600 merchandise imports
which were q per cent greater than
TN September. 1908. and "a per cent
above the previous September maxi
mum, though they did not equal the
$4,000 GOO o. last March.
SO much for the high records. In
view Of so remarkable a showing. h
should be equally interesting 70 look
IN other directions. where We are not
making high records. and see just
what is the state Of things IN those d.
rections. Consumption Of copper has
already been mentioned. 10 still has a
I long way 20 go before reaching the
maximum cf the spring Of 1907. Steel
and iron prices are not at high re-
/ cord. Along with production and con
I sumption OF steel the price OF "stecl
I common has lately broken an re-
+ cords and It's di-idend been raised tc
\ The previous high level. but It's best
I monthly net earnings I'm the quarter
I past fen $500. 200 short % May. 1907
and $1,000. goo under October. 1900
I Furthermore. although both export.
/ and imports OF mercaudise have beer
breaking records for an early autumn
season tho trade balance in this coun
trys favor which was a very impor
taut record" lu 1900 and 1901 hal
fallen. So GAR as records the year Cd
date OBJ abnormauy low figures.
I'm 1905 and 1905 a cardinal in
huence Jon encouraginE bumper grail
and cotton crops the world over. Ta
worlds WELD az both ID this year "a
below the record. our cotton crop a
apparently the smallest since 100,
our wheat crop fails below 1906 an
i9ol. and our corn yield viii uo
match zoos or 1906.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-11
Free From sin.

Among the many excuses for drink
ing one OF the most convincing L.
that noted by Lord John Russell ~
the journal kept OF his youthful
travels in Spain. When visiting
plasencia ne met a conviviai ecclesias-
tic, who expressed his astonishmenf
that a scion OF the RristOcracy noted
throughout Europe for their drinking
prOwess should prove so moderate Ia
his rotations. Lord John retOrted
that ne had no desire 10 reach the
siN-bOttle standard set by some OF his
peers His boon companion pro-
ceeded &c rebuke him for this depar-
ture from sane tradition and con-
Guided by remarking that even or
religious grounds you are wrong. FOI
ne who drinks we'll sleeps well. He
who sleeps well sins not. And ne
who sins not shall be saved. "-Londcn
Chronicle.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-11
MEET To CONSIDER
APPROPRIATION BILL

RICHN OND. VA Special --
Pursuant 90 the provisions of a reso-
tuition introduced hy Senator Foikes. OF
tnls city. the Senate Committee on -
nance wlu meet here December 18th
that .s. thirty days before the 'I-eEisla
tare begins SIS work-and frame a
sereral appropriation BIN or budget
This tentative measure VIII carry no
Increase of salaries or annuities. Its
design is Co cover only the nxed
charges thnt havc ca Pee met.
The committee viii ALSO have au-
fhnrt y. h1we.e-. Go summon before "a
fhe heads of aiI state DEPARTMENTS and
f1 corsnlt these officials as Cos opposed
increases in salaries or anulIties- such
bills. however. vIIl have Co await the
passage OF the general appropriation
nlN before they receive consIderatiou-
The Senate Committee. al originally
Constituted. Was composed nf the fol-
lowing NresrN krereil. GaruefL sale.
folt. Echois. lIarman. Wickham. Hall
sey. EaGly. Fletcher. Eiam and Hol-
land.
since then Judge MANN has resigned
and one of tne other members has
passed away.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-11
In domestic arairs the phalarcpes

In domestic affairs the phaisrcDes
have adopted the most startling OF
modern innovations. and n they ever
establish political organizations the
chief question will be as 10 the wis
franchise 20 males. The female is the
dom or otherwise OF extending the
larger. and in summer wears a gay
costume OF black. white and bun, with
a reddish brown gorget.
In this she sports about on the
shore OF her Arctic summer resort.
while her Insignificant partner matches
out the brood and attends faithfully
to the duties OF his appointed sphere.
Having the more important duties 70
discharge ne is naturally less con
sequent than his gay and proudly
satisfied partner. Some day there may
be suffragette movement among
the male phalaropes. but so far they
have been content 20 do their duty
as they are directed by the heads OF
their respective households.
When the period OF domestic life
Is over they venture almost TO assert
themselves and assume place in the
mixed focks The heads OF the
several households have then left oe
their gay plumage and the natural dis
parity is not so apparent. On the
southwark Journey there way be Z
passing recognition of something APP
preaching equality. for travel and con
/ tact with strange habits and un
familiar views OF life may have ~
/ effect. even I'm the lofty night night
and the days OF lettering recuperation
4 Toronto Globe.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-11
new RECORD FOR
IRON PRODUCTION
Highest Point Ever Reached In Out
put During Month Of October.

NEW Special-During Oc-
tOber the country's production Of iron
attained the highest record ever
known. The total was 2,592 900 tons.
that being an increase OF 9 per cent
over the preceding month. which itself
broke all records N the trade of % per
cent over three months before. OF a.
per cent over April, and OF II per
cent over the maximum Of two years
ago. at the height Of the industrial
boom, which ended with the panic OF
1907. Along with the last month
maximum production, consumption of
iron was also in greater volume than
ever before known.
The establishment OF such an absO-
lutte record in the iron output sug-
gests inquiry whether or not similar
records are being attained in other di-
rections. Copper production is run
ming along at maximum, but copper
consumption is not. Bank cle2rings
in October scored a gain of Is per cent
over September. OF 81 per cent over
the coUntry's previous maximum, that
OF January, 1906. On Wednesday OF
the past week New York's clearings
were S736. 461 $40. an unprecedented
record. Merchandise exports In Sep
TENDER were at high record for the
month, and were probably still larger
in October, though they have not yet
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-11
MANASSAS MAN THEN SHOOTS
Up" ASSAII4ANT'S HOUSE AND
Is ARRESTED.

MANASSAS. VA Special - r. L.
NcIntler is again in the tolls. this
time charged with shooting with in
tent 20 kill Bad blood has existed
for a long time between McIntier and
his brother. j. r. Mclnter. The
brothers met Thursday night az the
store OF r.. A. Waters. I'm the town OF
Dumfries. and am alteration ensued
Boz which Robert Mclnuer is said 20
have been shot by Is. Il. Mctnuer, but
NOT seriously wounded. Robert Nc
Inter then. IL Us said. procured gun
and proceeded 20 shoot up the dwell
/ ing OF j. II. McInuer. He was still
engaged in this occupation when Dep
uty Sheriff Barbee appeared and
/ placed him under arrest.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-11

Smith said that when the last ad
journment was agreed upon ne paid
$4,000 more as a pledge OF good
faith.
When November 30th came. Smith
says, he was insane. and was thus
prevented from closing the purchase
Mrs. Harnett's attorneys advised her
TO claim the forfeit or 100000 and
declare the deal Off, which she did.
Several months later Smith was an
nounced cured, and demanded that
Mrs. Harnett keep her part of the
contract. She refused, and alleged
that he failed TO attend the closing
on November 2Oth because he did not
want 10 consummate the deal. The
property is now worth SIS. 900 more
than when Smith negotiated for II.
Nurses who attended Smith and
employees who work under him will
testify when the trial Is continued TO-
morrow.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-11
VOTED To STAND BY
MRS. AUGUSTA f. STETSON

NEW YORK. Special. The final action
First Church OF Christ. Scientist. OF New
York. whose congregation voted 20
stand BY Mrs. Augusta ~. StetBOn In the
face or charges made BY the Mother
Church was awaited with interest
by all connected with the faith. IL is
predicted the action will be drastic pos
sibly even communication.
The First New York Church Is the
largest In the country IL Is declared.
The meeting at which the members OF
the church voted 10 stand by Mrs.
StetsOn was tumultuOus- For seven
hours a violent discussion WaEed. In
the end Mrs. Stetson's victory was COM
plete, except for the dissent or one
trustee from the report. Mrs Susanna
s. Thomas
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-11
SAW NIGHT RIDERS
SET FIRE TO HIS BRN

LEXINGTON. Ky Special Lying
helpless ira bed. Thomas stafford early
Thursday mOruiug saw lis tobacco
Darn. ..In am IL- contents. crop Nl|r
.d at 10000 burned hy rIEht riders
100 I-ssamlue county. stafford hat De-.
DECD CHE threats made against him. Nc
WAS stricken recently Win tENNula
ietcr, ANA this opportunity was seized
hr his foes.
STAFFORD heard thc raiders whom they
approached shortly after mldulElt. anu
soon from hls window saw the Hamrs
Of the burning barn. Tie WAS rur
weak 90 attempt amy deIcu-. or to nf-
tempt 90 save amy thIug atf.. rle rala-
trs departed. Today n.oulIUIuls were
asked for 90 trace the night riders.
They were sent from here.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-11

LURAY. VA-Special.-Miss Matte
Doval daughter OF the late IT.. J.
DOval, OF this county. died Thursday
near Luray, aged thlrty-four. Despite
her age, she was not more than
thlrty-siN inches TAN, though devel-
oped in other respects like the aver
age nine-year-old girl
She was the youngest OF a large
family OF children. and was known
as one OF the three dwarfs OF Page
county.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-11
FIVE ARE HELD ON
MURDER CHARGE
Men Arrested at Roanoke In Connec-
ton With killing ans Burning 81
Hood Family.

ROANOKE. SDecial.-Niike Fer
reil. Nelson Thompson and Harlee
Lively arrested in connection with the
quadruple murder % tne Hood family
az Harper. " Va. were taken 20 Blue
teld from Beckley Saturday night for
safekeeping Suspicion points strong
ly 90 Ferreu as II least KNOW INK some
tling on tne killing. Ed. ScrugEs and
Wiley Durham are being held af Beck
les pending an Investigation OF The
case
Last sunday night some one entered
the Rome Of GeofEr "a Hood Sr and
murdered him. his daughter. SON aad
younger girl George Hood was
e.ghty-one years old. Two ether MEM
1efs ot tle family. Who WrIt ..L az
tle time ol tlc tre escaped neafl.
+ They were Winfield Hood and anotlet
. daughter. lerrel is tllrty-sour years
of axe. and Nas known ln Harper and
Che surrounding country. lie admits
that Dee was counting Miss Aimela
Hood. who was KILLED and burned. ana
that he had spent last sunday night
with her up to am early hour in the
morning. shortly after tle old man
I had told The couple. who were .u flc
uarlor that DO was bedtime. Ferrell
left and went Co bed Alarmed by
the fact that the father OF tlc glrl had
found fault With her for sitting up
late. Ferren left the house without
breakfast
Do was commonly said at Harper
.nat Nike rerreu would marr tae
Hood girl about Christmas Che re-
po.t was circulated tnat Ferreu leii
dool u rage. but Ferreu denies
Ia.s. He Sass tlat he lett without
talking to tle old man.
shortly after mis- report Eot abroad
the coroner .ury watch sat BOB f1t
case decided uaf the members of ths
iamIt Rad come fo f.eir death I'D
burning and other violence
Warrants we're issued for Terrell
and the ether Four mon W.fn whom h.
.IaIms lH spent fle night durlug NnlcI
Che murders and arson We're commit
ted After tne arrest ot tre guuf.
three OF them were taken fn HiueteI
and held there Goa account oi tle lUa
10 violence being offered ar berkIel
Terrell Is trying to prove dIrec
liioi and with Che aid of the fou
utu who We're arrested with hIm h
Iuuts tO Ne able tu lD this. Will
ferreIl Lively and Thompson wer
. being examined at Blueneid iast rlEl
an examination as rigid Was being con
Quoted at BeckeF. with ~cruges au
Durham m tbe witness chairs.
koE Hood was shot through Che hea
presumably hr some one who lre
through tle window at him. The mui
ierers them entered the house au
KILLED the daughter Almeda. ana GA
\ Young girl Emua. The bodies
cheese three We're found iu the froI
narlor and nothing could be told
E to how the eirls came go their dealt
ls tle heads We're destroyed and OBJ
limbs were burned from Che hodle
-s rle odd man was found iu the re.
room. anna DC was evident that he ha
IN been struck over the head with SON
81 .Oa.g instrument in tle hands coz
strong man. One of the suspects ln
~ Ight explained this circumstance B.
.s SAYING fhat perhaps a beam from Oh
' allir- house struck him. but the ey
+ ieuc,s of hre show that che head MIA
-e have been beaten in before the d
Isl touched 10.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-11

CAMBRIDGE. ND. - Special. - In
Precinct No. 2 election district on
Tuesday there were 249 rejected bal
lots. Within one OF these was found
a clipping from a local paper contain
ing the account OF the Republican
mass meeting at the Auditorium here.
IL Is assumed that the voter was too
lazy TO mark his complicated ballot
and simply enclosed his sentiments.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-11

LYNCHBURG.- Special. e. New
man Eubank, eighty-four years old.
formerly commissioner OF the revenue
Of Lynchburg. but for fifteen years "a
resident OF Newport News. died No
vember at the home OF a relative i'm
Amherst county. where he had been
visiting.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-11
TELEGRAPHIG BREVITlES

STANTON. Va Special. Actual
work has begun on the new railroad In
4lsnland county TO run rom clifton
York and Philadelphia capitalists are
interested IA the road. 10 IS feared this
StauntOn-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-11

DIES MONIES. IA Special. An
electric trolley car jumped the track
on the Nineteenth Street Hin and
turned over i'm the ditch. Twenty-nine
persons were injured. most OF them
seriously. and one probably fatally.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-11

Ethel Fisher died. since she left her
country home.
She died last night at the ShelterIng
Arms Hospital, and was buried at $50
today from 2l9 North Nineteenth
Street. The interment was In River
view.
The girl was one Of many attractions.
She was tall and slender, with eyes and
hair OF a medium hue OF brown and a
face OF continuous pathos.
May she rest in peace.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-29
from MARX/
COOK BOOK

That too much uaaat IL eaten dur.
Ing the summer all doctors agree.
Whether cold meat IL worse than
hot meat Ia a usootod point hut
cold meat il palatabie 10 many peo.
plo and 20 the woman who IN her
own coos Il IL blessing.
TRY these three simple. new RECT.
pes. and I am sura yusi will feel 70.
paid. They are delicious and inex.
ponslye.
Chicken caIstIre.
Doll a three pound chicken until
very tender. skin and bone Il and
chop rather fine. Pack Il Ia a but
tered pan In alternate layers Of dark
and light. Boil tho broth down 20
one quart. add onefourth teaspoon
salt and paprika, daah celery salt.
one teaspoon lemon Juice. and one
tablespoon granuiatad Ealatlne
which has been dissolved Whom u
begius 10 set. pour over the chopped
chicken. When firm and cool. set
on Ice until ready 20 servs. then
slice. and garnlsh with parsley.
Veal Jelly.
Boil three pounds OF veal with
one teaspoon chopped onion. one
tablespoon celery seed. one tea.
spoon minced parsley. one teaspoon
salt, one.fourth teaspoon cloves
dash cayenne and one bali tsaApoon
kitchen bouquet Remove when
cooked tender. chop fine. return
bono 20 kettle and kosi until liquor
Is reduced 10 one pint IAne mold
with hard boiled eggs cut IN slicos
pour In an inch OF stock. mix re-
mainder with chopped meat. MI
mold. and when cool. place on ice.
Serve In loaf on bed OF creaa. and
slice ut table. Very pretty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-29
Sbe WORK THAT
EHEvER DOnE>R

In the case Of such foods an but.
'er and milk. this precaatlon IL III
double Importance. because thore
~ a greater danger OF food contain.
nation owing to their absorbent
properties Flour Ia also highly ab-
sorbent and should not come In
close contact with other fooda
When flour IL bought by tho barrel,
elevate tho barrel so that there mny
be a free current OF air beneath
Il. 10 ward Off the danger OF tho
flour on the bottom OF the barrel
becoming muaty.
Keep roasted coffee In Tin or
glass and tightly covered. When
exposed TO the air or kept too Ions
n loses both aroma and strength.
For these reasons II should be
bought IN limited quantities. On
the other hand. green coffee I'm
proves with hge.
Store salt In a stone Jar IN a dry
place. When desirable 10 keep but,
ter any length of time. wrap each
roll in clean muslin. then pack In
brine that will float an egg. and
weight down with a heavy plate
Cover the top OF the Jar closely
Lard should be kept In hright TN
pals or tins Soda and baking
powder should be kept In the orig
inai packages. aud kept IN cool.
dry place.
Soap should be purchased In
quantities. unwapped and stacked
on a shelf 20 harden. When well
dried out. It's lasting qualities are
about double.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-29

I1If MIS- 0f4l " ~ He3tN at47
n n dsssrous Of going on the
asles:sla stage I have had but
M sxpcrtence
AN AMATEUR.
k-lt is impossible TO give ad.
hszsps In this column.
~ Miss Grey: CD How do
II care plmplesg 81 How do
! = nks the swelling out OF your
] xxiss CD Is II possible to make
krxs nose smaiierg DICK
l--t pimples are usually caused
- cns organic trouble. and you
/ ~ consult a physician who
B ~ " able 10 prescribe medicine
4 i ,asise as to proper diet. etc,
w Moved.
/ Yes should NJ once ascertain
- sxelling OF the eyeiids q
~ rgni kidney trouble. or some
~ muic disturbance. and take
~ nedlclue and treatment. II
Mrzl3ng Is caused from INSULT
- 6<sp. or from eye strain. rest
4 ~. and frequent bathing In
M znd water or borncic acid
- viii Be found soothing.
A not possible to materially
- Il sire or shape OF the
r. fxrect massage may pos
~ ken TIA size. bat people as.
~ hxs 10 BE- content with the
1Ezrsx saztn~ed on them az birth
a Dear Mss Grey VIII you kindly
Esxs ne spus lnteguaaiou In regard
to th< ioslowsnxs
"a What sill cura a cornf ca
Hos can take wrinkles out OF my
/ brsheadf an oniy Is years old
I'D ny forehead "a somewhat wrfn.
nsd al What viii make my
lAnts. face and neck shlta and my
deen red7 Ny skln 10 Kind OF
y>los. "a What viii make my
9s1uxs thick and eYslzshas long7
~ Hos can | have q large bust 2
~ Il cod liver oil good 10 make
f pfg's fzsr | am very min and
~ % Be- fai and have plump arms
- nsek II possible.
fsAY PAREE.
LII The easiest way 10 get I'D
ascpFn . 70 consult reliable chi.
ptst Who can remove the corn
- vi 5ou how to avoid IT'S return.
Y Avoi9 ffownlnx. You prob.
mve habit 81 frowning, which
- nase wrinkles. and a. you
aifer The wrinkles In the fore
w 81 deeper and harder 10
sse. Massage across the
- szisr good cold cream
ssssE n tke direction the lines
= ~ az sour skin Is yellow.
49, sssfal health evidently II
o1 ard your liver not prop
~ pG'rming is functions. PIen.
easdnor exercise and proper
w ~ IN clearing your skin
"a healthy color In your
- Aaoias syebsows and Iashes
'zsisns, being careful not 10
~ MO the eye proper. This
Nsf cause the eyebrows and
noE thicker and longer.
tod liver oil II faftenlnR
zn amount that can be as.
ss- sy the system need be-
Y - exercise, gentle calisthan.
~ y !. MASSAGE viii help ia deveI.
- ne bsst, neck and arrna