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dence OF the brides sister. Mrs. Claude
Pace. in Roanoke, at $3.50 o'clock. when
Miss Sue Morton Darlington. daughter
of Mrs. Elizabeth Darlington. Will be
given In marriage to Frank Read Vcale.
of this city. DR.. w. c. Campbell. pas
tor of the First Presbyterian Church.
Will officlatc.
The house VIII be decorated with
palms. spruce and English Ivy and
lighted tapers. The ceremony Will
take place In the library under an arch
of evergreen with a wedding bell FORM
ed Of white lilies swung in the centre.
Miss Nancy Darlington. sister of the
bride. will play "Mendelshon's" we'd
ding march a. the entry of the bridal
party.
The BRIDE who will enter on the
arm of her brother. William CARING
ton. will be handsomely gowned III
blue chiffon broadcloth. with hat and
gloves to match. and will carry a
bouquet of yiolets and lilies OF the
valley. She Will be attended by her
sister, Mrs. E. Claude Pace. as dame
of honor. Mrs. Pace viii wear a gown
! or champagne-colored satin. heavily
| braided. with black picture hat. and
carry a sheaf of pink roses tied with
| green gauze ribbon. Hunter Rankins.
of Richmond, will act as the groom's
best man. a reception was rendered
the bridal party and out-of-town guests
last evening. Mrs. Marvin Pace presld-
ing at the punch bowl.
After a trip North Mr.. and Mrs. Veale
will make their home in Richmond.
Guests from a distance will include:
Y DR.. L, C. Harrison. of Charlottesville:
Carroll Garnett. of Richmond; G. 7.
Wood, of clarkesvilie; Mre- High
| smith, of Enfield. n. c.; DR.. and Mrs.
Blanks. of C!arksville.
Enlargement Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. e. Farmer, Of Pittsyl-
wanna county. the engage
ment and approaching marriage OF
their daughter, VeIo Louise, to Will
liam Thomas Wilson, Jr.. the cere-
mony TO take place at the Ringgold
Baptist Church on Wednesday even
ing. January 10. at 1880 o'clock.
Annual Meeting.
The annual meeting of the Chester
field Chapter. u. p. C.. was held on the
afternoon of January S, in the home
of Miss BONNER Rudd, having a large
membership present. One new mem
Der. Mrs. Sidney J. Baker. formerly of
the Bedford Chapter, was received.
The chapter thanked Mrs. c. b. Tate,
State president, for the manner in
Which she represented this chapter as
proxy at the United Daughters of the
Confcderacy Convention at Houston,
Texas, in regard to the scholarship in
Teachers College, COLUMBIA University.
Officers for the ensuing year We're
, elected as follows: Mrs. j. NJ. Gregory,
president; Mrs. r. ". Cogbill, first
vice-president; Miss Agnes Drewry.
second vice-president; Mrs. w. T.
Allen, third vice-president; Miss Boh-
mer Rudd. recording secretary; Mrs.
Ada Lee Taylor Drew, treasurer; Miss
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r JOHN X. w
ISpeclal TO The TimcS-DiSpatch.

~ lSpSCl1t ~
Enfield, n. c., January 11.-Mrs- John
r.. Whitaker. Sr.. died at her home in
Enfield on January Z, in her sixty
fourth year. She had been III for the
past several months, Mrs. whitaker
was horn In Chuckhtuc, Nansemond
county, va. her maiden name being
Nancy stokely upshur. laughter Of
Caleb Upshur. a prominent member or
that distinguished Virginia 1amlly.
Mrs. Whitaker is survived by her hus-
band and two children-John r. Whit
aker, Jr., and Mrs. ". I. Clement,
of Enfield, N. C.-and many relatives
in and around Norfolk. she was 2
C.hurch, The funeral was conducted
from the Church of the ADVENT on
| Sunday afternoon. January .. after
which the remains were aid to rest
In ElmwoOd Cemetery. keY. II. T.
c,be,ne conducting the services.
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at the University Hospital, where he

at the University Hospital, where he
was operated on Saturday for some
serious form Of kidney trouble. Mr..
Brown was born and reared In Rappa-
hammock county, Va, and after leaving
school entered the milling business
and had engaged In 1t continuously
for twenty-seven years, having been
located at various times at Basic City,
S~perryville, Culpeper and Charlottes-
Vile. He is survived by his wife. who
was Miss Mary Dickinson. Of Buena
Vista, Va, and six children. He also
leaves two brothers-J. Y. Brown, Of
this city, and w. L. Brown, of Luray.
Va. The funeral will take place at II
O'Clock tomorrow morning from his
late residence. 51S Ridge Street, the
services to be conducted by the Rev.
Henry w. Battle, D. D., pastor OF the
High Street Baptist Church. The In
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Mrs. otto L. Farmer.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch

Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.J
South Boston. Va, Ianuar -
years. died at her home near News
Ferry this morning. after a two-days'
Illness. She was before her marriage
last April Miss Natalie Crews Rod
den. She is survived by her husband
and father, James Rodden: two broth-
ers, John and Leslie Rodden, OF Ver-
non Hill, and four sisters-Mrs. Arthur
Strange. of Richmond: Mrs. Fred Chap.
| man. Of Atlanta; Mrs. Womack. of
lMendsyille, and Miss Ethel Roddan. Of
Vernon Hill.
Lewis sPriolo.
Especial to The Times-Dispatcl.l
~Pocahontas, Va, January 1.-THE
remains of Lewis Priolo. who .died3at
Maybeury, w. Va, on Sunday, We're
brought to Pocahontas and buried mere
Typhoid fever. He was twenty-one
years of age.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
Fredericksburg, Va. January liz
REV. j. B. Garrison. of Stafford county,
died at his home of general debility,
aged eighty years. He Is survived by
three sons and three daughters.
John NJ. Yates.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.]
John NJ. Yates. Of Summit, Spotsyl-
vania county, fell from a roof on
which he was working some weeks
ago, was carried to st. Luke's Hospital
in Richmond. and died In that institu-
ton of spinal paralysis caused by the
fali. He was twenty years old and
was the son OF r. M. Yates, of SUM
NIT. The body was taken to his HON
to-day for interment.
Recent Deaths In Highland.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.1
Nonferey. ya. January 1t.-The
present cold weather which struck
tins section about the beginning OF the
holiday season, has proven very fatal
to old G During this period, six
we'll known natives OF Highland have
died, and the aggregate of their ages
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Especial to Tho Tlmes-Dlspatch.1
Wadesboro, N. O., January u.-Invitatlons
were issued yesterday announcing the mar
rlago "Wednesday night, January 10, Of Miss
Mary Mclean to James 4. Itedfern. The
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. II. Mclean, ana viii be
witnessed only by members Of the ilnmedi-
alto FAMILY and a few intimate friends. The
pastor Of the Baptist Church. Rev. 4, w.
Chambllss, will olflclate.
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Henr s. williams.
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.

Especial to The
Wytheyil1e, Va January n
S. Williams, of Martinsville. Va; died
side The home Of Mrs. Stephen Put
iney. In the seventy-eishth year OF his
age. He married Miss Mary Withers.
daughter OF the late senator r. z.
Withers. She. with seven children.
survives him. the children being Mrs.
Water Paxton. of Danville: Mrs. Ed
ward Williams. OF Biuetieid: Mrs.
c;rayely and Mrs. Brown. of Martins
vile; Robert Williams. of Richmond.
Henry and Edwin Williams. OF Pits
hnrr Services will be held Mt IN
gieside' Wednesday morning. and the
remains will be, taken to his home in
M ortinsyflle.
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Miss rannic Arnott Winston.

Hanover, Va, January 1.-THE body
of Miss Fannie Arnott Winston, who
died at the home OF. her sister-in-law
Mrs. r. &. Winston, on Sunday, was
buried to-day In the family burying
ground at .'Blenhe!m." The iuneral
services were held in st. Pauls Church.
Miss Winston was the youngest daugh-
ter OF the late Mrs. Sallie Winston,
Of CORTLAND, and she is survived by
one sister, Mrs. Thomas L. Rosser, Of
Characteristic, and two brothers-E.
G. Winston and w. Q. Winston, both
of MINNEAPOLIS. MINI.
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Watson-Jordan.

ISpeclalt to The Nlmea. Dlspntch,l
Charlotte. NC, january 1l,-Mrs.
Matte billiard Jordan. or Spencer, Va.
widow OF II, Jordan. and u. nj.
Watson, 81 Marttnsvtlle, Va, were
OF Mrs. r. s. Brown, sister of tho.
bfide, at lexington s, G, Those pres
We're Mrs. Iordan's immadiate
family. and Lleutenailt p, M. Watson,
sa0f Fort Russell. sYYypa sou or the
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FUNERAL NOTICES.

MoTLEY,-The burial service of CUR,
RY NJ. MOTLEY, son OF Charles II,
at his home, GiOl North Avenue. Rar-
ton Heights. will take place from.
tho house Mt 2t30t o'clock THIS (Wed-
nesaayl AFTERNOON. Interment In
OakWood Cemetery. No flowers,
HSei y SUI nma ,eSt h has. WIS., ia'pos'
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stewart--McKnirht.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
SpotBylyania. VII, january i1-Mr. aud
Mra. Moses Mcknight. OF Vest Virginia,
made announcement of tho prospective
marriage OF their daughter. beatrice New
man, to Robert S. stewart. or spotsyivania
county. Thc marriagc liz to bn celebrated
on February 10 at tho home of the bride.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Brydon.
rcnacIa1 ~ Tho Tiues-DiSnatc

l-sH..# lSpOlboA ~ ~
Danvfllc. Va, January 11.-Miss Eliz-
abeth Brydon. who for many ,tears has
been a resident of this city. died this
morning at 9:20 o'clock at the home of
her brother, DIR. Robert Brydon. on
Colquhoun Street. after a lingering Ill
ness of six months. Miss Brydon was
in the sixty-seventh rear of her age,
and was born In Edinburgh, Scotland.
She is survived by four brothers
and one sister. as follows: DR.. Robert
| Brydon, of Danville; James MacLaren
Brydon. of London, England; Richard
Brydon and Steven Frazer Brydon, of
Toronto, Ontario, and Mrs. George
Young. of Winnipeg. Manitoba.
The funeral services will be con
Quoted o-morrow morning at II o'clock
from the residence. III C%olauhoun
Street. opposite the Cabell Street Me-
mortal Church. DR.. w. r. Laird. pas
tor of the First Presbyterian Church.
assisted by Rev. j. Cleveland Hall.
rector of the Church of Epiphany. will
oficiate. Interment will be made in
Green Hill Cemetery.
Gilbert Mason Brown.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.J
charlottesville Va, January IL
Gilbert Mason Brown died last night
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Especial to Tho Tiincs-b ispateIi.
spotsyfyanin. Va, January 1l.-Mr. and
Mrs. George y. coleman. Of the county,
have issucd an announcement OF the APP
proaching marriage or their daughter. Mary
Westlake, to william u. Landram. of sun
light, Va.
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Aa.EEAHL
foots up the remarkable total OF 474
years. They are Captain S.. J.. Rey.
holds, David Carpenter. Levi S. Jack
George w. Cleck, T. j. Woods and
Nathan Winner.
Mrs. ID. A.. Gray,
Especial to The Times-Dispatct1:1
Charlottesville, Va, January Ii
Mrs. Gray, wife of DR.. D. A. Gray. OF
Hot Springs, Ark, died yesterday at
ternoon at the home OF her sister,
Mrs. W. a. Lambeth. at the University
of Virginia, after an extended Illness.
The remains were. taken to Salisbury,
N. c., for interment. Mrs. Gray was
n Miss Stallings, daughter of the Rev.
j. II. Stal!ings, a prominent Baptist
minister of North Carolina,
Luther8C. LcMis.
Especial to The Times Dispatch
Spotsylvania, Va, January IL
Luther c, Lewis, OF the county, died
on Monday last of pneumonia, after a
short illness. aged fifty years. He Is
survived by his widow, three sons and
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groom. Tfc couple left after the ccfe-
monv for tloriday and Will eventually
mako tlleir home In MartinsviIle. The
groom Is a prominent tobacconist, and
the bride. who resided In Charlotte
many yedrs. an accomplished woman,
prominent In many AOcial CIRCLES.
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DEATHS

BERNARD.-Died, at the residence OF
his son-in-law, James Donahoe. 40
South Pin Street, January IL, 1910,
ANTHONY BERNARD. in the eighty
eighth year of his age.
Funeral notice later.
BARRETT.-Died. January 10, at 1o
father, 5e5 North Third Street, EVE
LYN DAWSON BARRETT, Infant
daughter of the late Florence DaW-
son Barrett and M. r. Barrett,
Funeral from the house THIS
(Wednesdayl MORNING, January II
at 10 o'clock.
please copy.
JoHNsoN.-Died, at his residence. rs
North Ninth Street. Tuesday. Jan,
uary III, 1910, at 3 P. NJ, MIR. JOHN
r. JOHNSON. In the seventy -fftt
year OF his age.
Funeral notice later.
|oLMsTEAD.-Died. at Memorial Hos
pital. January 10, 1910. IN the, TWEEN,
tieth year OF her age GERTRuDE
L.. beloved wife of George II. ,Clm-
stead and daughter Of =, 1W ": Moula'
III Cross. Wis, and Baraboo, Wis,
papers please copy.
PELLET.-Tntered into rest January
10, 1910. at 6 o'clock A, NJ, at the
residence OF her cousin, Mrs. Anna
MISS ANNIE P, PELLET. daughter
OF the late DIR. Gordon and Mrs.
Susan i. Pellet, of tlis city.
Funeral from the house THIS
(Wednesday) AFTERNOON, January
IL, at ! O'Clock,
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Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CA 8 r. @ r a

me Larkin EXHIBIT, y. M, q. "a. Hall.
corner North Sixth and East Main. that
has attracted so much attention. for
the past. week, closes Saturday night.
Special music Thursday night from
$7iSo#to $3.50. Everybody invited.
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SUPERINTENDENT.

fSpecinI to Tic tnes-Ditplteh
Lynchburg. va, January 1i.-2Mra. James
spotswood billiard has announced the en-
gagement or her daughter, Miss Jean Gym
tbia. TO ID. II. i. Stanford. The wedding Is
TO take place at an early date.
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Mr.. and Mrs. II. X. Powell are the
guests Of Mrs. Lee j. Graves at her
home In fredericksburg.
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Mrs. Sol. Brandt. OF New York, !
the guest of her aunt. Mrs. Meye
Greentree, 200 East Marshall Street.
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Miss Margaret Evans, of this city
is the weekend guest of Miss Alice
Evans, in Newport News.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence sycle are
stopping at the 1inlckerbocker Hotel.
in New York.
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PARKER Conrad, of this city, is visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. ". j. perry,
in stanton. 4
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Robert Sproule. NJ. d., The man whose picture
B.A. you see here wrote the
book. Catarrh Specialist
Sproulc is a physician of the first rank. His
chosen profession has been not only a life work,
but an absorbing passion. As a result OF all his
study, Specialist Sproule believes Catarrh to be
the root Of more trouble in the human system than
rpo.t penrlc ina zine. .ateei
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5000 FREE

If YOU want to sec this new book. Just write
for it. II you write before this first 5000 edition
is gone, you will receive one FREE Of all charge.
has not a dry paragraph in 1t. Catarrh Specialist
Sproule has aimed to write a book which will tell
people Just what they want to know--how to avoid
and how to cure some OF the dangerous diseases
OF the day.
He is giving this book free because he is glad to
share his medical knowledge with others as long
as he is able. OF course, YOU can imagine that this
offer can't be made long. Catarrh Specialist
Sproule's other works have been very successful,
and already repeated calls for this one are being
made by those who knew of his intention to write
If You want this fine new book. fill out the at.
tacFed coupon. cut it off-slip 1t into an envelope.
and send 1t off immediately. You will receive the
book by return mail, FREE. Write
Catarrh Specialist Sproule,
IS TRADE BUILDING, BOSTON.
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a. X. McCown. who came to Rich
mond to attend the funeral of his
father, Rev. John w. McCown. has re-
turned to his homo In Richmond. Ky.
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Joe Potts, of this city. is visiting
Lewis Garth in Charlottesville.
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three daughters. ono brother and two
Richmond. Va.

three daughters. ono brother and two
sisters.
Mrs. M. nOtt.t
[Special to Tho Ttnles-Dispatch.l
Crewe, Va, January 11.-Mrs. Al.
Knott died at the home of her daugh-
ter here Monday evening, after an
two daughters. who reside here, these
being Mrs. ]. r. Rodgers and Mrs, n
r. Aston.
The remains We're taken to Rich
mond for lnterment.
Mrs. Ola Holland.
[SpeciartoA The Times-Dispatcn.l
Crewe, Va, January 1.-THE res
mains of Mrs, Ola Holland, who dIed
at South Boston Sunday, We're brought
here and Inferred In the Crewe Geme-s
terry Tuesday.
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Miss Blanche Walderman. who has
been visiting i'll Richmond and Pc
tersburg, has returned to her home
III Newport News.
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Miss Margaret Walstrum, who has
been visiting friends in Chatham and
Richmond. has returned to her home
in Roanoke.
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L. S. Royster. of this city. is Il
guest of friends In Suffolk, Va.
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The greatest people in the history
of the world, it will be found, have
known how to be frivolous, and how
tinguished them from others witch
gave hat part of the brain repose, and
brought another set of cells into nc
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Mrs. Ellen Stuart McCue.
Stanton. Va, January l1.-Mrs.
Ellen Stuart McCue. of Augusta coun-
ty, a resident Of F1shersville. died this
morning after a lingering illness, in
her ninetieth year. She Is survlved
by two sons-A. H. McCue, of the
county, and H. NJ. McCue, OF Pitts
burg. Pa.
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Mrs. Junius a. Morris and Mrs. John
IS. Tinsley have gone to New York for
Il stay of two weeks.
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Mrs. Henley, OF w~interpock. vii
reach Richmond to-day to be TIL
guest of her mother, Mrs. Robert Pag'
Grymea.
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Mrs. Richard selden, of snowden
inond.
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Miss Mary Thomas will leave In n
few days to be the guest OF Miss
Margaret Roper, in Norfolk.
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Mind as Well
as Body Needs
Change Of Diet
BY ELLA WHEELER WILCOX.

by ELLA WHEELER ~
A young mar went insane, some
time ago from too constant study of
chess problems. This is not an unu-
suai case. Specialists are frequently
rendered subjects for asylums OF the
insane.
Just as the bookkeeper's sleeve
wears thin. and the postman's shoes.
so the brain Of the specialist wears
when he gives himself no recreation
or respite from the one theme.
1t is a wonder to me that all musi-
clans and actors are not insane. How
rarely do we find a man or woman
engaged in either occupation who can
be led to speak five consecutive min
utes on any subject not connected
{ with music or the stage.
II you insist upon Introducing other
| topics of conversation you are soon
made to realize that you are talking
to deaf ears and an absent mind.
The musician and the actor will not
be forced TO think of anything outside
of his profession. no matter IL you do
talk OF other matters. He will, II
courteous, and we'll bred, seem 10
listen with a polite air of tolerance,
but you can easily detect the fact that
his mind is elsewhere; and Is soon as
! the opportunity occurs you will find
where it is, by his return to the theme
nearest his heart.
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In md out Of To,fi.
Mr.. ana MIS-. William II. Robins left
last night for HAVANA, cuba.
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Miss Mary Waddill is visiting he
Norfolk.
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degory, corresponding SEQ
sslarS; Mrs. y. II. Uranium, registrar;
Mrs. a.J. Hurt, historian.
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OBITUARY
general Of ,1r. Motley

The funeral of Curry Mountcastle
Motley. who died Monday afternoon at
his residence. go North Avenue, Bar
ton Heights, will take place this af-
%ternoon at 2:s0 o'clock. The interment
Will be made In OakWood Cemetery.
He was born III Caroline county, but
for the last eight years, had lived
with his parents at Carton Heights.
being in the employment OF Swift &
Co. of this city.
He leaves his wife. who was MISS
+. park Wood: his parents and ono
brother. George II. Motley. He was
t~enty-four years of age.
Anthony Hcrnurd.
Anthony Bernard died at the resi-
dence OF his son-in-law, James Dona-
hoe, 10 South Pine Street, yesterday.
He was eighty-seven years old An.
nouncement Of the funeral arrange
ments will be made later.
Hffns Lon M. Chin.
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Goethe. that man of god-like men
tally, was famous for his skill in
skating as a young man. Byron and
SWinburne were great swimmers.
Bernhard has made a great study Of
sculpture and painting. and excels in
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The book is filed from
cover to cover with valua-
bic medical information. 1t
will explain the causes and
reasons OF many things you
nave always wanted to
know. You can't help but
be delighted with it.
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The Fault of Many Women.
The clubs have been used often as
an evil, and have destroyed the home
life of many men. Yet the club card
table has, on the other hand. saved
many a Worn and worried business
man from insanity.
has the tact and skill and power to
keep her husband so well entertained
at home that he cannot think of bus
mess while in her presence. The ma
jcrity OF women expect their husbands
to entertain them when they come
home from the office or shop, and are
unable to understand the nervous
strain which the man has been under.
all day and tho need on her part to be
the entertainer, ana the skill she
should use in drawing his mind away
from his business.
Therefore, the clubs.
Monotony of thought Is the d%estruc-
Etion Of the brain. Watch yourself and
give your mind a varied diet. Force
yourself to put away all thoughts OF
Your life work for a few hours every
day. and for a few weeks every year.
Learn to be frivolous II you are en-
gagged in serious work, and learn toSbe
serious If your work is OF a humorous
|-or light character.
The brain, like the body. needs more
than one kind of food to Aeep In
Ccopyright, 1910, by the New York
Evening Journal Publishing Company,)
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fspeclal to The TInes-Dispntch.l

Winchester, Va, January 11.-hliss
Lou NJ. Cain, for many years keeper
of the tollgate at the eastern entrance
of Berryville, died to-day. aged seven
ty-two years. One sister, Miss Sallle
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outdoor sports not only benefit the
student and professional, because OF
the exercise they give the body, but
because of the recreation they give
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Redfern-MoLean.

Copyright, 1910, by the New York
Evening Journal Publishing Company,)
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makes the mind like a search1ight. It's
whole force is turned upon one point
when that point is the desired goal of
discovery. and then as quickly turned
in the opposite direction.
The power of concentration does not
mean continual thought on one sub
mind on any subject. To have a life
purpose and a specially is desirable,
but to have no recreation for the mind
outside Of that specially is death and
destruction