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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-09
PARLIAMENT MAY
Be DISSOLVED
Propagation 20 January 18th Believed
to BE Forecast Of Dissolution.
Election TO be Holly Contested.

LONDON. - Special. - Parliament
was on Friday prorogued until Janu-
airy 18th. The reading of the Kings
speech was the signal for the open
.nr OF q terrific war. that VII last up % the
last moment before tho general election IN
January.
tinued friendly relations with foreign nations
and the progress OF self-goyernment IN tns
empire. and reviewing the work OF the session.
the-fe,t 49, Wofl-o ~ Commons f0v the ubcr-
aiiiy ana the care Nfth which 10 provided for
heavy additions 90 the national expenditure
due 20 the requirements OF imperial defenses
and socil reform.
II regret that the provision has proved uh-
awaiting" the speech said. referring 70 tna
Lords action.
The election "a really referendum vote on
the budget. The Kings speech, which had been
prepared with great care by the cabinet, Waa
read Orr the House % Lords. The members OF
the House az Commons were called 90 tho
uppcr chamber 20 hear the declaration from
the thronc. The services were impressive 40
the ord Chancellor read the document.
Although the Propagation is 20 January 18TH
I ID Is possihia that before that date the dissO-
luton vu De nrnounccd. and that the gen
oral cloctions viii Fan in the latter part Of next
I month 10 was predicted today that the dis
4 solution OF Parliament would De announced the
arst week in January. This forecast II based
/ on Premier AsQuith's speech en- the
House OF Commons. when he presented bis
7 victorious resolution ccnsflrlng the Lords Tor
I thcir rejection OF the budget.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-09
EY-GOY. TYLER FOR
/. SUfFRAGETTES
Radford Man Adds HIS Name TO Peti-
fiOn to Congress TO Grant Woman
the Ballot

RADFORD VA Special -EX-Gov-
ernor J. Hoge Tyler In In sympathy
with woman's suffrage. and has add
ed his name TO the list OF Virginia pc
titioners who are asking Congress 10
submit the matter TO the several leg
islatures.
Governor Tyler has long been In
favor OF suffrage for women. and says
IL is his belief that a viii purify the
electorate and result IN great good.
A petition given In June by Mrs
Meredith 20 an enthusiastic woman e
sunraEist OF Radford was returned 20
Mrs. Meredith this week filled with
representative names. Among them
is besides an Ex-Governor. an eN-
judge. the city superintendent OF
schools. the City Treasurer-elect. a
minister. teacher. postmaster, two
editors. a physician. business men and
some OF the most prominent women
OF the town.
The names follow: Ex Governor J. HoCc
Tyler. judge Sclicn Longlcy. ". A. Anderson.
Jr.. superintendent Of schools. Rev. 7. r..
j. IT. NGc11is, editor Radford Advance; p.
Otcy Holman. editor Franklin Times Dcmo-
GRAFT. Rocky Mount Colonel W. J. kcnderiinc.
postmaster p. :. Jones. travelling salesman.
J. y. Parker. superin tcndcnt Knitting MIL.
p. p. Sha0kin, pipe Inspector: DIT. Irene Bu,-
f uale- corcrspondent. Mrs. J. I. Einstcin and
Mrs ~. H. Mcfarland, teachers and home
ksrIrrs. ana Mrs. Warner j. kcDdcrdine. Mrs.
. Scllcr lorClcy, Mrs. p. r. Vaughan. Mrs. r.
p. Hurt. Mrs. Henry K. NcHarE. Jr.. and
N-s. = T. MagiuDis. hCuckeepcrs.
. a rcrwnuclf organization Win Drohnhrv hl
+ ccrrtet hcrc soon as 8 branch OF the Richmond
. orEaliration.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-09
The Wedding Ven.

i Is quite important enough % de-
serve attention apart from the rest OF
the wardrobe.
A wedding veil Of tulle will cost
from $40 TO SIS 10 begin with.
The price depends somewhat upon
the height OF the wearer. for the veil
must fall quite to the length Of the
long train.
After the lengths OF the tulle have
been dTaped on the head and spread
out over the skirt the lower edge
should be shaped so that IL falls grace
fully Just over the train.
The veil which falls over the face
Is the easier 20 arrange. for II has
only % BE- thrown over the head. a
cOrUnet Of orange buds holding Il in
place o. top.
White pearl headed pins should be
used for fastening Il TO the brides
hair.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-09
FORESeES PERIL
TO GOVERNMENT
L. s. Circuit gndTe Pritchard Predicts
Atsenpt 70 0eyrthrow Oar Repub-
lean Perm Of Government
Unless Opposition Is
Checked.
RIcHMoNp. " $500

RICH NOND. VA Special
United States Circuit Judge Jeter
c. Pritchard spoke az ban
cuet rendered DR.. George ". Nc
Daniel by the congregation OF the
First Baptist Church. IN honor OF the
thirty-fourth birthday anniversary OF
their pastor.
Judge Pritchard took as his subject
The Church ia the Community de-
Charms that he verify believes the
tine viii come when an attempt Viii
hc made o. overthrow our present
form Of government unless something
IS done tc stem the current OF oppc-
s.uon which Is now steadily ris'ng.
"Eut" hc added. "it We as church
members. viii only do oar duty and
teach thc men OF whatever national
ty thc relation that they sustain 90
larfr,- o. which 2 refer can be aNert-
cd and the cause of Christ win pros
per and the Government VIII grow
stro-rer 6ay hy day
This Government commands the
respect OF tle civilized nations 90 the
world. and this. in the main. is due
20 the fact that we have always been
acfUercd ry sDirt cf Christian g
and humanity in dealing with our own
people. This policy on our part has
placed us in a pos zion where we have
been chile go prevent strife between
other nations
Judge Prichard on Immigration.
In discussing iurr grafton ana IRE
h-frrIre into This country oT the
. wholesale OF undesirable citizens, JuoEc
4 r'-itcra-f said trat while many OF these
PEOPLE coming tr were worthy ana de-
serving o. confidence. yet Dc is TACT
that the majority are tot2I-t anut &c
assume IRE rcepcns ci.itics az an amer
-Narv 81 the-i leave their countries
hr snIf. SON account % crimes com
rltrct- almost aN % them are una .t
go speak oar larEga &C. large major
lfr % fncui are nos Crrf~ti7ns- and
tstencc rf e. supreme heir-- NJ rer tuf,
arrive Ir the clay OF New York and
other ports freT are met nr the bar
Eef rr~a. the owners az gives and tH'
ua-f politicians and Instead cf Bel uA
elevated cv those with whom tneN ore
sink further into the depths ~ crime
.'-rhe Government should hv rrore'
rest ~Lrrfruz eliminate ne much oe pos
sfh'e this Objectionable class az peo
gle by refusing o. permit them To- lar.
o. oar shores. ans, on .as otler .el
ffrse who are permitted TO- rtilaI'
should &C. met h~ the Christian ueo
pie. who should use en- means ir tfet
rnwer 90 give chem that mora. ans
Intellectual training which en-
able them o. become useful ans pa
rrfnfEr American citizens
The rnutr ls Jess atecfel tl Ni-
emf grafton th1l che other sections q
the country FOR instance. about p
uer cent Cf MaEsl Cpl userrs rcpnlotto'
rs foreign Born. and We only have
per cent. reputation In Norfl Carol Una
population 90 New York city Us foreign
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-09
Don'i Bay Cheap Vombs.

II IL a mistake 20 economic on
comi,s. Too many girls think any
thing VIII do that can run through
the hair. There Is no greater mistake.
a. uneven. TOugn or Jagged teeth not
only break the hair. but often irritate
the scalp.
n one can afford Il, tortoise shell
makes an ideal comb. Those Of ivory
are equally good end even more cost
~. II celIuiOid be uSed. be certain
that Il IL perfectly smooth on the
points and sides; also do not use 4,
TOO near e fame. as Il II infammable.
The teeth SHOULD be fine, strong and
rounded.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-09

qua. according 70 advices received
here. Following the severance OF
relations between the
United States and Nicaragua. the COM
mander OF the Nlcksburg took prompt
and energetic steps 20 protect Ameri-
cans and American interests AT Co
rinto. Notice was served on the pro-
vincial Governor. the lOcat represen-
tative Of President Zelaya. that the
Nfckshurg would hold him personals
responsible for any harm that should
befau Americans In CorintO- Added
emphasis was given 20 this notice by
he further statement that the Nicks-
burg would train her guns on the
Governors Palace and shoot 10 tut OF
holes the moment the commander re
ceived news OF an attack on an Amert-
can.
The emphatic stand OF the Wick
hurE's commander had most salutary
effect on the local Nicaraguan authori-
ties.
has occurred.
Americans Arc Leaving.
The Americans I'm Nicaragua are
leaving by every available steamer.
and few OF them now remain.
II IS currently reported on The 18th
mus that President Zelaya. OF Nica-
raEua. has been receiving secret sup
port from Germany IN ms hosiile az,
everything American. This report Is
balfc,ea nere 10 De true In suhstan-
tiafion 90 the story 60 is pointed out
chat 10 ls a significant fact trat not "a
single German has been annoyed nor
ANN German Interests been molestcd in
Nicaragua since the revolution broke
out while the citizens and subjects OF
D. nearly every other nation have been
4 sub fected Go al sorts OF annolanccS.
Zeiaya. 40 a. said. has powerful and
I influential German capitalists who
4 want a concession Tor the cOnstructtcn
OF an futcroceanic canal along the
route surveyed by the United states
. some years lEo.
other valuable concessions have all
f ready been given 90 Germans and Ger
d man interests in Nicaragua
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-09
CRUEsER PRAIRIE GeEs
AGROUND IN A FOG

WELLINGTON. Special.
working ga a dense fox. seven
tsgS struggled 20 pull the
auxiliary cruiser Prairie with
Rear AdEz1irai Hfmbail aboard and
Carrying zoo mlaFioes. destined
FOR Nicaragua. oG the bar on
which she stuck tn tie Delaware
River.
The report was made early frl-
DAY from Port Delaware dat
the cruiser had been successfully
fioated buf thls Ma later found
90 have been an error due ~ the
heavy fog
Although strenuous eCCrts were
made ~ the seven tugs aiding the
Prairie 20 Res her free. there came q
letup when ~ was declared that the
weasel might not stand the strain
When the first attempts failed re
infOrceTnents were sent from LeaEuf
Island. two lighters and another tuf
being ordered 20 proceed 20 the Doinl
near Fort Delaware. where she went
on the mud near Pea Patch Island
II WA decided that ~ al attempts a
get her free a. she lay failed, Per
81 the cargo % the cruiser would ~
eakes cut she carries stores ent
nxsmHmfcs1-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-09
HOSPITAL MUST
HAVE MORE HELP
Eastern State Asylum Report Calls
Attention to Urgent Needs Of the
Insane.
Richmond. Va. Special

Richmond, Va. SPECIAL
The annual report OF the Eastern
state Hospital az Williamsburg con-
tnins some plain-spoken statements
about conditions al that Institution
and makes a strong appeal for i'm
creased funds. The demand for these
is based upon considerations OF hui
manity and is couched Ga words well
calculated 90 attract the attention OF
thinking people.
III is time says the report. ''the
state OF Virginia was paying more at
tenuon 20 this unfortunate class OF
citzens. Theirs is a lot 60 be piCed-
some OF them are sick. not only men
tally. but physically. and with better
facilities many more Of them could
be recovered and made self-suppOrt-
ing instead OF a charge upon the State.
Not only Isl it the patients who are
arected but husbands and wives are
here and the whole family suffering
al home in need OF them. The c!ti-
reus 90 the state at large pay little
attention 90 what becomes OF this un-
fortunate class. considering that they
should be locked up and the people
protected"
me report further says that those
i'm charge OF the institution have tried
10 DO what they could with the means
-fvnn them. but that these are totally
sraGecuate They are allowed about
ST. per month per patient 20 clothe.
feed furnish medical attention. medi-
cine and attendants. heat bedding.
ana. in fact. an the neccss4ries of lie.
out OF this ls also taken the proper
zion for the care and maintenance 81
a plant worth more than 100000.
Attention also is called 90 the hard
and continuous work imposed on the
attendants. who usually work in the
wards from 5:45 a. NJ. until i. NJ
An Increased appropriation is abso-
lutcly necessary. says the report. since
the daily average OF patients has inc
creased ffty-tvo in the last two years
while the cost OF living has beer
largely increased.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-09
ARE VOC JUST RIGHT

Many women spend their days Ia
menting their lack o. an excess Of
aesh when possibly. IL they but knew
il. they are Just the right weight for
their height.
Few people know what they should
weigh according 20 the canOns Of
health and beauty.
Al authorlty who has made close
study q weight as related 20 health
has complied a table which should
prove a Bolace 20 the groaners. He
gives the proper weight for certain
height without regars 20 prevailing
f-arfrr
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-09

visit our new store when in town
Here YOU VIII find an excellent stock
o. Jeuelry. Watches. Clicks Silver
ware and CutrlnSS- Watch. clock and
5ewelrr repairing is our specially.
Nan Orders Solicited A.. >tHEkk-
JeweIer established 1850. lios East
Main ~ next to Cor. Fourteenth.
near C. a. O. and Southern r r STA
tion. Richmond. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-09
Layer Cake.

One-half cup sugar. ! tablespoon
butter. 1 egg. - cup milk. 10 tea
spoons baking powder. / coffee cup
ourf. Cream butter. sugar, add egg.
then beat good. add milk and lastly
-four en- which has been sitter baking
powder. Beat tn like cream. Very
light and nice. Put Jelly between and
sprinkle powdered sugar on top. 7. r.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-09

eorn. DC not have the exact figures
90 NkrTsnsa. but imagine that the
per cent. ~ very slight as comparcd
with the New EnglRnd and the North
western StateS ard this - true az TO
most OF the southern states
In many sections of our country an
archy and Kindred doctrines are md
Ing Judgment In the minds OF the peo-
pse The death OF the iamented McKin-
ley was IN the nature OF a warning TO
the American people. and one that
should be needed ere a Is too late
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-09

POST CARDS Birthday
Christmas. New Year. or assorted
15c dozen. Bibles. Testsu1ents, Cos
pei Hymns Purdie a. Company. De
parrmeur O.. 40 Monroe ST. Rich
mnrd. virginia
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-09
ADMIRAL TOGO. JAP
HERO. OUTS ms COMMAND

TOKIO-Spec Togo. who
annihilated Russia's sea power In the
late war. today retired from supreme
naval command 20 become member
of the empires military council. He
viii be succeeded by Sir Cert l1uin, as
chief OF the general stan OF the navy.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-09
That Kind Of a Horse.

Boy-Mister kin I watch your horse
while you go iu tne hOuset
Peddler-That horse doesn't need
watching. He'll stand there till he dies
OF old age.
Boy know-but I want 90 watch
him die.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-09
RFAI TSTATE.

Farms for sale or exchange in al
sections % Virginia We introduce
buyer and seller and do business
strictly OF commission basis We have
ready buyers fer timber land and
farms with water front ". H. JEIkR
a Co. lie Z. Main ST. Richmond. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-09
USEFUL RECIPES.
Vegetable Oyster soup.

Scrape and slice one quart OF the
oysters. put on 90 cook In one quart
~ water. boil slowly until very ten
der. add one pint OF milk, salt 90 taste,
and thicken with one OF two spoon
fuls OF -four; add one cupful OF thin
sweet cream.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-09
GEL Pr

No use talking. it's one o. ~Scheer's
RBcciaI- SI.90 Alarm Checks. They are
warranted. Watch and Jewelry repair
fur a snerfaltv Prompt attention %
mai orders 4. SCHEER. JeWelcr tEs-
t1blfshed 1851. 1893 T. Main =. lNeNt
70 corner 14thl. Richmond. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-09
TRAIN GUNS ON
ZELkYKS PALACE
Gunboat VickShurg Now I'm Control OF
Situation az torinto. Nay BVmbard
Presidents ResidenCa.

PANAMA. Special - Cleared for ac-
ti0n and with her gums trained on the
palace OF the provincial Governor.
the Cuuboat Nicksburg is in comma I'D
OF the situation at Corinto- Nicara-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-09
A Double Hold.

Miss Noonlite: ~Er-let me hold the
reins. please"
SIR Bashphul. What viii I do.
them
Miss Noonlue. "You might hold the
holder OF the reins. Boston Herald
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-09

Coats continue long.
Tailors are striving 20 accentuafe
the narrownesa Of coats In back, while
breadth across the front. especially
az the shoulders. seems desirable.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-09
nENTlSTS
-SCHFERS' STECIAI" 500 WATgH

IN Elsarsntced. Watch and leweiry re-
pairing IS our speciality. Aian orders
promptly attended TO- s. >thLEk
5eweler Established lSS7l. laos East
Main 81 lNext 20 corner 1sth). Rich
nonG. Va.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-09
Wonlnn'S Department

an unusual gife and one which bears
evidence OF personal thought
The Washington times., 1909-03-29
HOW THEY CURE
CATARRH UP
IN MICHIGAN

"Catarrh gave me untold misery for
long time Nothing gave me relief.
Hyomei soon cured me."-Peter Stack,
Ypsilanu. Mich. Nov. Il. 1875.
Il had a bad cough for over year.
No relief from three different doctors:
thought was going to die. I used
Hyomei and got better right away. IT
saved my life. Wilbur Raurn, Holt
P. o., Mich, Dee. 70. 1908.
81 had eatarrh for years in throat
and bronchial tubes. I had smother
ing sensations and could hardly get my
breath Hyomei cured me, and / pub
Ecly recommend it."-Frank LandrO,
Yale. Mich, Dec. 2, 1908
For several years I suffered all the
tortures from asthma that a person
could and live TO tell the story. I doc
tOred constantly, but with no benefit.
till l tried Hyomei. II gave me re-
markable relief, and there Is nothing
too strong for me 10 say in favor OF
Hyomei Mrs E J. Hennes. Flint,
Mich, Dec. 5, 1908.
The Washington times., 1909-03-29
Synopsis of Chapters Already Published

Wilbur Leslie. employed in the firm OF
harrington & Sons. finds In a public library
book. left between the pages the pho
tograDh OF remarkably beautiiul
girl whom he determines TO seek
out and win. His friend steve cay
ton. lawyer and amateur detective, prom
ises 10 help him The next asE,
while he is gazing fOndly on the
portrait at the Office. Arthur Harrington
junior partner I'm the firm, first asks nm
whether he knows the original and then
demands the picture. Leslie declines 70
surrender it and a day or so later. when
the original turns UP at the offtce IN the
shape OF the new stenographer. Laura
Hamilton hired by Frank harrington,
without the knowledge OF his brother She
tells Leslie that she has not set for a
picture in ten years. and then he fnds
that he lost the one he feels convinced
has beer taken of her Becoming well
snon1h acquainted to escort her home in
the outsl<frts Of Brooklyn. Leslie notices
that thev are followed by a tall dark
bearded man who, the girl tells him,
has been trailing her for the past week
Iaura's father presents her with
rsari-handIed revolver and Is surprised
when Arthur harrington asks for the
rtrI's hand in marriage. Wilbur Lesne
is made miserable by the devotion OF the
couule at the office. and when Arthur
Is summoned out by a villainous-faced
Italian who had once tried to get the
photograph away from hifn. be follows
the two - a cafe, and, seated in the next
booth. finds Il difficult 10 repress JOY,
fuI exclamation at the very first woro
Arthur utters-
The Washington times., 1909-03-29
TWO GOVERNORS AID
IN INAUGURAL MOVE
Louisiana and Nebraska
Executives to Work For
Change in Date.

GOV. J. T. Sanders, of Louisiana, and
Gov Ashton c. Shsnenberger, Of Ne
oraska. have notified Commits sioner
Macfarland Of their acceptance uf the
appointment as members of the na-
tonal committee on the proposed
change Of inauguration day.
Inc following letters were received
today:
Governor Sanders, Of Louisiana:
L heartily approve of the change of
the date of Inauguration day / will
be glad to serve on the national corn-
mittee, and viii do everything ia nv
power to cooperate IN the matter"
Governor Shallenberger. of Nebraska:
1 Will be glad to cooperate with YOU
IN your efforts TO secure the proposed
change. and will serve on the national
committee if appointed"
The Washington times., 1909-03-29
Thousands Of People in
Michigan have been Cured
of Catarrh, Bronchitis,
Asthma, Group, and Give
Credit where Credit is Due

'Doctoring and remedies never
helped my hay fever. TIL 7 used Hy-
omei- 1t gave me great relief, and has
nay unqualified endorsement Lou :
a Grobe Flint Mich.
"HyOmei has given me rDbre relisf
from terrible catarrh than all other
remedies put together. Put me down
as a staunch friend Of Hyomei- Ms.
Grace Stephenson, Bellevue, Mich.
Oct. 13 'OS.
Hyomei pronounced fIiCh-o-me) is
the only sensible remeds for catarTh
and respiratory diseases. because X g.
the only remedy that reaches the IN
fismed membrane and sOoIhes and
heals the sore spots.
No stomach dosing with Hyomei-
Just breathe IL IN, and its antiseptic
properties promptly penetrate every
nook and crevice, and kin all germs
And complete Hyomei outfit. in
ciuding hard rubber pocket inhalcr
Snly costs S10o, and extra bottles IL
hyomei, Il afterwards needed. are
only 50 cents. Sold in every town in
America and in washington bv Hem
Evans, who guarantees It
The Washington times., 1909-03-29

he gave an ointment which was so
severe that my babe would scream when
it was put on We changed doctors and
medicines until we had spent fifty dol
lars or more and baby was getting
worse. l was so worn out watching
and caring for him night and day that
/ q most felt sure the disease was in
cur3Dle. But finally reading Of the
god results Of the Cuticura Remedies,
4 determined to try them. can truth
frIIly say was more than surprised, for
i bought only dollar and half's worth
OF the CUticura Remedies (Cuticura
Soap, Ointment nd Pills). and they did
more good than all my doctors nedi-
cines ] had tried, and In fact entirely
cured him. / viii send you a photo
graph taken when he was fifteen months
old and you can see his face is perfectly
clear Of the least spot or scar Of any
thing. II l ever have this trouble again.
l will never think Of doctoring but will
send for the Cuticura Remedies at once.
AS it is, l would never think OF using
any other than Cuticura Soap for my
babe You are at liberty to publish
this, it may help some distressed mother
as l was helped. Mrs. W. nj. Comerer,
Burnt Cabins, Pa. Sept. Is, IoO8.''
Cuticura Soap C25c). Ointment C5oc1, Resolvens
(50c). and Chocolate Coated Pills (25c), are sold
throughout the world; Depots: London. %. Char
terhonse So; Paris; 5; Rue de Ia PaiT: Australia,
Ltd. Cape Town. Natal. etc: Potter Drug a Chem
Corp Sole Props. 1877 Columbus Ave Boston
~rAailed Free. Cutieura Book on Skin Diseases
The Washington times., 1909-03-29

S S. IS the and reliable and Tor Contagious
Blood Poison This the
found by the of this vegetable remedy s. s. S r
ALL absolutely perfect blood e down into the blood
and particle Of the virus OF Contagious Blood Poison 1t
Then nature rich healthy blood supply
quickly and the while the OF ul
skin doored plotche falling
disappear leaving the body entirely free from
Ceansed
and purified the circulation there danger OF future outbreak
blood Home
containing many valuable and helpful suggestions for
medical
sent free THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
The Washington times., 1909-03-29
CHAPTER XVI.
THE ROBBERY.

VCST what WiIbur Leslie was gOinp,
70 DO to prevent the marriage OF
Arthur Darlington and Laura Ham
ilton from taking place that even
ing he himself did not know.
He realized how helpless he was,
but nevertheless he was determined 10
find somc effective means OF saving the
girl from walking into this matrimonial