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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-08
Chase City Social News.
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Chase City, Va. May 7--On Thurs
day afternoon at O'Clock, at her home
on upper Main street, Mrs J. Watkins
Goode entertained the Woman'S Fort
nightly Book Club, In her usual charm
ing ana delightful manner. After at
mess. connected with the club, and
social intercourse, delightful refresh
ments were served In courses. Among
those present were Mesdames James
Hardy, j. Thomas Goode, Jr. Norman
n. Williams, Fl. T. williams. John c.
freys, w. II. Jeffreys Thomas McCan-
non, Ned Gregory, Mary Gregory. Jud
Robertson. r. L. Hervey. J. Watkins
Goode. members; Mrs. nj. a. West and
Miss Gilmore. guests
w. w. Ingram, of Danville. was a
visitor to friends here from last sat
urday to Monday.
Charles A. Nesbitt. OF South Boston,
was here Last Monday and Tuesday.
Mics Marion West, who has bon at
tending school in Lynchburg, is now at
home with her mother, Mrs. NJ A.
West.
Mrs. w. d. wi1dman and children.
Louise and W. D. Wildman, Jr., are
spending the week with the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Jordan Mason.
at Skipwtth.
Misses Perkins. DIETRICH and
Brydon. who have been teaching in
the High School at this place, for the
past session, returned to their homes
this week. the school having closed
last Thur sday.
Miss Davis. of Norfolk. is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. w. I. Hughes. this
Mrs. S. B. Jeffreys and son. Sidney
Bryan. are visiting Mrs Jeftreyss
parents. DIR. and Mrs. c. Beckett
at Scottsburg. this week
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Ashland Social News.
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Ashland. Va. May Mrs. James
Hoofnasle has returned home from {
delightful visit to friends in Lynch.
burg. Buena Vista and Washington
DR.. W. w. Smith was the recent
guest of DR.. r. B. sn1ithey.
Mrs. Kate Redo Shields. of New
York. Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Hill
Carter.
S. C. Weisiger has returned from a
visit to Cumberland Courthouse.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Winston. who
have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
O. Winston, at South Wales, have re-
turned to their home in Pittston. Pa.
Miss Marion Montague was the
weekend guest Of Miss Page Nixon.
Mrs. B. Morgan Shepherd is the
nond
Miss Anne Walker is visiting Miss
Elizabeth Chenery at the Henry Clay
Inn.
Mrs. Tucker. OF Powhatan, is the
guest Of Mrs. Barrett Sydnor.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Mccarthy. of
Richmond. spent Wednesday with
Mrs. Fl. D. Goodloe and children, of
Arkansas, and Miss Ida SHINES. of
IawrencevilIe, are visiting their sis
ter, Mrs. Anna Carr.
On Wednesday afternoon in the din
ing-room of the Henry Clay Inn, Mrs.
John Addison delightfully."- entertained
the Matinee Euchre Card Club. The
in tulips and Dutch Figures. The club
prize was won by Mrs. s. M. Wright,
Mrs. Henry r. Carter. won the con-
ISOLATION prize, and Miss Lou Redd
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Trinity College Social News.

Trinity College, NJ c.. May lit ia
announced that President John c.
Kilgo. d. D.. Ill. D.. Will preach tho
commenc ement sermon Mt Washington
and Lee University, Lexington. Va,
Sunday, Junn12.
Rev. w l., cunn'inggim. of VII
q. member OF the board of trustees
and has ben a lifelong friends OF the
college, has recently presented to the
library valuable collection OF books,
pamphlets and magazines. amounting
in all to 201 volumes.
Wednesday evening the students of
tho college were addressed by j. T.
Johnson. OF Charlotte, college secre-
tary OF the Young Mems Christian AS
recitation. He spoke to a good au-
dience on tho subject Of Summer Stu
planned what was attempted there and
urged the ASSOCIATION to send large
delegation. The local association ex-
poets to be represented by at least
nine members
Professors c. w. Edwards. j. j..
Wolfe, Julian Blanchard and C. g.
Markham attended the annual meeting
OF the North Carolina Academy OF
Science, at Wake Forest DR.. Wolfe
read a paper on "Pellagra." Profess
sor w. II. Pegram. Of the department
OF chemistry at Trinity, was elected
president for the next year.
a classical club has ben organized
at the college. Professor w. r. Gill
of the department OF Latin. was elect
ed president; j. n. Aiken. secretary,
and Professor a. n. Merritt, OF the
department Of Greek. corresponding
secretary.
Professor A. H Merritt. OF the de-
partment of Creek. is announced TO
deliver the address at the closing ex-
crcises of the Arcadia High School
next week.
j. W. Barbee, who has been stu
dent in the department of law at
Trinity for two years. has opened an
Office in Durham for the practice of his
profession. He received his license
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Salem Social News.
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salem salem, Va; May 81; The D Demas,
College gave a most delightful re-
ception in sheir hall Saturday even
ing from s to II o'clock in honor of
the honorary members. An attractive
program was rendered. consisting OF
a solo BY Professor Yount: recitation.
by Miss Columia Kelly; solo, by Miss
Guy and recitation isaa BY Miss Edith tn
Carpenter and A. N. Bowman. Jr.. and
several selections by the college
quartet. Apart from the program the
social feature was especially enjoy
able Delicious refreshments were
served in the college commons.
entertained at its last meeting at
the home of Mrs P. II. Clarke, on
Pennsylvania Avenue.
The Roanoke College Melody Club
left Wednesday Afternoon for Radford,
Wytheville, Abingdon and Bristol to
present their latest production in
minstrelry. they having won quite
reputation recently as amateurs The
cast consists of a chorus of twenty
two of the best voices in the college.
Miss Loomis Logan left this week
for an extended visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Logan. in Atlanta. Ga.
Miss Lillian Perry, who spent the
winter in Florida and other points.
arrived in Salem Wednesday. and is
guest at Monterey.
Mrs. James Chalmers has returned to
Salem after spending the past several
months in Richlauds and Los Angeles.
Cal
w. Lyle McClung and Blair billiard
attended the May Day exercises and
the May german given at Sweetbriar
College. last Monday.
Mrs. l. w. Langhorne left Wednes-
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Remington Social News.
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Remington, Va. May 7.-Mr. and
Mrs. Lynn and children. Of Midland
are now spending some time with Mrs.
Lynn's parents here.
Mrs. P. L. Willis attended a temper
anec meeting at Manassas last week.
r. G. Willis spent few days last
week in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartley and children
of Washington, are spending some
time with the latter's parents.
Mrs Randolph Harding, of Washing
ton, Is spending some time with hel
brother, Cornelius Embrey.
Miss Emma Willis, of Washington
who has been spending some time witt
relatives. returned home Sunday.
Mr.. Mitchell, of Washington. spent
Sunday here.
Buck Humphrey, OF Washington
spent a few days here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Good spent a few
days last week with Mrs. Good:
parents at Charlottesville.
Mrs. Jack Brown, of Washington
and Nor day here.
Mrs. Charlie Shepherd and children
CT Richmond. are visiting with Mrs
]. +. shepherd here.
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Raleigh Social News.
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Raleigh. N. c.. May Tho GoVer-
nor's Mansion was the scene We9h tS,,
day afternoon of tho meeting OF the
Ola Podrida Book Club. Mrs. kltchln
being the hostess. Red roses IN tho
drawing-room, and cream IN the aln-
ing-room. were the principal FEATURES
Of the decorations. The program IN
j. Field, Mrs. w. a. Montgomery and
Mrs Charlotte NJ. Williamson. on THE
Life and Writings of the Late Samue!
Clemens-Mark twain. There was
during delightful half-hour Of social
intercnurse, following the literary pro-
gram. Special guests Of Mrs. Kitchin.
other than the club members were Mrs.
Charles E. Johnson. Mrs. Charles Gold.
Mrs w. A Linehan, Mrs, =. Bryan
Friday afternoon from to 6 O'Clock
the women OF the faculty of Meredith
College were at home to friends, there
having been very many callers dur
ing the afternoon. It was one OF the
most successful of the series of at
homes that the Meredith FACULTY mas
given this season.
MISS Myrtle Pope entertained the
Philobiblian Club Friday afternoon in
honor Of the first bride Of the club,
Mrs w. II. Lyon, lr l,,. E as CLUB men, n,
new lone, with an appropriate verse
attached. the reading Of the verses
proyiulng no end of merriment. Those
Shading the hospitality Of Miss Pope
were Miss Matte REESE. Miss Mary
Evans, Mis- Sue MCGEE. Miss Mary
King, Miss Louise Womble, Miss Myrtle
King, Miss Bertha Holman. Miss Bessie
King, Miss .lyrtle Pope and Mrs. w.
II. Lyon, Jr.
Miss Rena Savage Camp gave a SCI
nior piano recital Friday that scored
an especially brilliant success, the fair
nliments and with exquisite flowers.
She interpreted wonderfully we'll an
ambitious program, Including difficult
masterpieces from Beethoven, Weber,
scriabienc. Rachraninoff and Ruben
stein.
q Cablegrarns receiysd here the past
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day for Bluefield to Join her husband.

day for Bluefield to Join her husband.
who is engaged in business there
Mrs. Anderson and daughter, wife
and daughter of Rev Mr.. Anderson.
presiding elder OF the Methodist Epis-
copal Church, South, arrived here
Thursday and will occupy the district
parsonage.
DR.. Il. Minor Wiley, accompanied by
his mother. Mrs. Oscar Wiley. spent
several days this week in Norfolk,
and Old Point Comfort.
Hugh Critz, of McDowall. W. Va,
spent several days during the past
week at the home of Mrs. j. A.
Francis.
Mrs. II. j. Stevens and daughter. Miss
Corinne, have returned from pleas.
ant visit to Mrs. Edward Marshall at
Phoebus.
An entertainment. consisting of two
short plays. was given on Thursday
evening in the Town Hall by Salem
High School Lyceum. The plays, "Out
of Town" and Aunt Dinah's Quilting
Party" were amusing and much en-
joyed by the large audience.
Mrs. r. NJ. Katvanberter and grand
daughter. Miss Ethel Katvenberter. OF
Baltimore, arrived in Salem Thursday
for an extended visit to the formers
daughter. Mrs. Maurice Jeter. on Coll
lege Avenue.
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West Point Social News.

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: West Point Va. May Mrs. J..
recently on her launch as far down
tho York River as williamsburg Quite
a number of her friends enjoyed the
trip. Some of the younger set at
tended a game of baseball, while
others strolled through the historic
town.
Mrs. NJ. Daily Walsh entertained the
IIome Nee dlework Club on Wednesday
of this week in a rming manner
Miss Emily Fuller. who has been in
Maryland all Of the spring, has re-
turned to her home here.
Mrs. ]. Brantley Bray, OF Wakema.
visited her sister, Mrs. W. S. East
wood this week, at the Ridgeway
House.
On sunday May s, by order of the
general council of the Junior Order
OF United American Mechanics. the
West Point Lodge vii celebrate
..a1others' Day" Rev Mr.. Eggleston.
OF the Mthodist Church will praeh a
special sermon in the local church at
O'clock in the afternoon.
JdoCofetneXup S-mHs.eeeed cmfwyp
Mrs. ]. Powell Garland. of "Holly.
Fork" New Kent. and Mrs. Perkins OF
Newport News. have recently visited
friends in Gown.
Mrs. Levin. of Baltimore. came FRI
day to visit her daughter, Mrs. Ed
NIorvitz.
Invitations have been received here
to tho marriage of Miss Mamie Leiper
Turner, daughter of Dr. Turner, OF
Orapax, New Kent, to Mr.. Montague.
Miss Turner lived at West Point at
one time.
Mrs. M. Daily Walsh will leave on
Monday to visit relatives in Baltimore.
Miss Lillian Roberts expects to leave
on Monday for trip to New York.
Mrs. Thomas p. Bagby will leave
Monday for Baltimore, to attend the
to the Southern Baptist Convention.
which convenes on Wednesday. Mrs.
Bagby goes as one of twenty delegates
from Virginia, and will be entertained
in the home Of Charles T. Bagby. 2246
Eutaw Place.
Miss Lula Luxford, of Richmond,
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Suffolk Social News.

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slttolk, Va. May The Tuesday
were on Tuesday afternoon entertain
ed Jointly at the home OF Mrs. George
Lloyd Barton. on Brooklyn Heights.
The club prizes. a centrepiece roll and
an Irish lace jabot. were won by Mrs.
Robert Walter withers and Mrs GIL
bert Hume; the lone-hand prize. a
centrepiece roll. b. Mrs Charles Fine
Taylor. and the guest prize. an Irish
lace jabot. by Mrs Herbert West.
Fruit punch was served by Mrs. T..
Other players were Mrs. r. L. Wood
ward Mrs L. p. Hill. Mrs. f. NJ. G.
ouimby.. Mrs. J L. McLernore; ars.
Seth Edward Everett. Mrs. W, III,
Arthur woolford. Mrs. James c.
Causey, Jr.. Mrs Lynn Delaney Tan
ner. Mrs. F. a. Holiday. Mrs. +. G.
Whaley. Mrs. George r. Urquhart. Mrs.
~. r. Withers Mrs. Frank Morrison,
Mrs. c. G Cahoon, Mrs. Ernest j. Rid
dick. Mrs. G.. II. Royster. Miss Vir-
ginia Jordan. Miss Marie Woodward,
Miss Leol,ne Etheredge. Miss Mary
Woodward, Miss Mary Judith Smith,
aiiss Elizabeth Barker, Miss En-.
Norfleet Miss Anna Mary Riddick,
Miss Nan withers. Mrs. II, r, Elan.
Mrs. w Z. Hines. Mrs. c. w. Jeu-
kins. Mrs. ]. II. Corbitt and Mrs. a.
il HUNT.
The sans souci Literary Circle had
an al fresco luncheon Tuesday, on
tho Truitt lawn. with Miss Mary Truitt
as hostess. Miss Katharine Lewis
read some selections on Mark Twain
and Misc Porter Eiey read OF Maggie
Fuller. AS the outcome OF geo
graphical contest. Mrs Henley II.
Parker won a lace fan. and the con-
ISOLATION. A handkerchief went 10 Miss
Lewis Mrs. Irving Truitt. mother of
the hostess, assisted in refreshment
serving.
.atned Wednesday afternoon by Mrs.
John c. Smith.
Mrs. Harry L. Trotman. of Church.
land. has returned home after visit
60 her mother. Mrs. Susie Holland. on
Brooklyn Heights
Mrs. Robert r. Smith has returned
from Clifton Springs, n. Y
The suffolk Grays. on Monday even
ing organized a German Club. with
the following officers: George b. Art
man, president: James D. Twltty. vice
president: ]. a. Gilkerson. secrctary'
Charles r. Cramer. treasurer.
Or. William D. Wood returned Tues
day from Mobile, where he was
delegate from tho Tom Smith Camp
of Confederate Veterans
Mrs. Susie Holland Jones. Jr, this
week entertained large company at
r. session of the Ladies benevolent
and Social Union.
Mrs John B. Primer on wednesday,
afternoon was hostess to members of
the Suffolk Literary Club.
Mrs; j. NJ Hearn and children. Of
OF Mrs William S. Tebo.
Mrs. Jack Camp. OF ocala.. Fla. will
arrive within a few days to he guest
OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. III.
Eurney.
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visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Stokeley
Coleman. at Spotsylvania-
William G. Clarke and wife. OF West
Virginia, are the guests of friends at
MassaponaX.
Edgar Mcleod. of Lewiston, is at
homo again after visiting a week at
Spotsylvania.
R, G. Fletcher, of Washington. is
visiting friends at Willow Oaks" in
Spotsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ Hicks. of Cali
fornia, are visiting in Spotsylvania,
and will go from there to Richmond.
Miss Evelyn Fletcher. OF Washing
ton, c.. is the guest OF relatives
and friends in Spotsylvaria.
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week announce the arrival of Miss
Mamie Dinwiddie and Miaa MargIo
Montague, In Naples They sniIed
from Brooklyn, April 10, to sepnd the
summer In Europe
MISS Mary billiard Hinton, regent OF
t me a., North Carolina Society, Daughters
OF the Revolution. left with Other dele
gates from North Carolina Saturday.
for Atlantic city. N. j.. to attend the
nineteenth annual meeting OF tho ,la
tional society. In session there. NAV q
TO IL. Other delegates arc Mrs. Emily
y. Haywood, Mrs. Helen Dep. wins
Miss Carrie Murray Cross, Mrs. Eien
T. Lee. OF Raleigh. There arc also
Delegates from chapters in othor PARTS
of the State. -
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Cismont Social News.
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Cisn,ont, Va. May leslie Robin
son. new rector OF Grace Church, is
now domiciled at the rectory with
his family. and held service Thursday
for the first time In his capacity as
pastor of the church. This neighbour
hood is Mr. Robinson's old hcme, Whore
he is we'll known and we'll loved, and
his coming Is intensely welcome The
church has been a year without rec
tor. and but for the faithful efforts
OF the vestry the church would have
been closed.
Joseph Sampson. of "Findowrle." has
been critically III for several days. His
condition Is at present much improved,
and his friends are less anxious.
S. r. Caves has been entertaining his
friends, Andrew Christian, of Rich
mond: Hugh Nelson, of Berryville, and
Philip Wilson. OF Winchester. at
Cloverfield
Miss Mary Shackleford is making
favorable progress at the University
Hospital, where she is being treated
for eye trouble.
A pound party was held at the rec
tory on Monday last IN preparation
for the home coming OF Mr.. Robin
son and his family. Every one gem
erously contributed household effects
and provisions of every description
From barrels of flour and many hams
to bak1ng-powder and spices. nothing
was lacking that the most fore handed
housek Keeper could wish for, The large
west room has been handsomely fur
nished In mission, and is to be looked
on as memorial to tho late, WELL
loved Mrs. Alfred Rives. A large pic
ture of Mrs Rives and one of Castle
Fill has been given by Princess
Troube-zkoy to adorn the walls of this
ROOM
The Woman's Auxiliary met Tues
day afternoon In the chapel.
Mrs, Knox Wilson and Miss Helen
Tanner, of Richmond, arc guests at
Mrs. Randolph's.
Tho Gotham Bridge Club met at
MrS Haughton.a Wednesdax afternoon.
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won the guest prize. Misses Marjorie
Riker, Elizabeth chenery and Anne
Walker assisted Mrs. Addison in serv-
ing the dainty refreshments. Among
the players were Mesdames Tate
Chenery. C. c. Wright. Barrett Sydnor.
Scholar Fox, L. T. w. Marye. James
Chenery. James Cox, A. S. Carr. Hill
Carter, Jr., Bernard Lipscomb. s. NJ.
Wright, II. R. Carter, p. "A. Gray, E.
w. Newman. Misses Lou Redd, Annie
boswell. Julia Weisiger, Peachy Fleet
and Ida Simms.
The Girls Literary Club met on
Thursday afternoon in the club rooms.
Only very important business matters
We're discussed. Light refreshments
We're served.
Mrs. Barrett Sydnor entertained the
bridge class on Friday.
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Spotsylvania Social News.


Spotsylvania, Va. May 7.-Samuel
Parker, after few days visit to
Spotsylvania, has returned home.
Miss Bertha Nussey, of Massaponax.
has been spending few days visiting
at Spotsylvania.
after visiting in upper Spotsylvania.
has returned home.
William A Perry, of Logan, is the
guest of friends in Spotsylvania.
Attorney Charles D. Foster, of Fred
ericksburg. is the guest of friends at
Spotsylvania, and upper Spotsylvania.
James l.. Cross, of Richmond, has
returned home after visiting in Spot
sylvania-
Mrs. Mamie B.. Coleman. of Marye. is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-08
SPRING SIGNS OF THE SKIN
PinipIes, Itching spots. Eruptions,
ul0icIea. EcYcr Illlafcra.

PinipIcs, Itching Spots. EruptiOnA,
Blotclies, Fever Dllstcrs.
The little b1otches, itching spots,
discoloratlons, pimples. fever blistern,
etc, which appear on the skin. at this
time OF the year, indicate that tho
pores arc overtaxcd In their work OF
helping to renovate the system. A
little poslam applied as soon is these
troubles show Will cause them to
quickly disappear leaving the skin in
perfect condition to perform It's duties
In skin troubles OF every form, at
fccting both infants and adults, pos
lam produces beneficial results from
first application. stopping all itching
at once. Eczema, acne, herpes. letter
and similar diseases weld to 1t read
lily. Poslam is nongreasy. nesh-coi-
ored and cannot be detected in the
daytime When used for scnly scalp.
dandruff, boils. sores. chatting, hives.
etc. II drives away soreness and cures
rapidly.
Posiam is on sale for 50 cents at
Tragle's as well as all drug stores.
But a supply sufficient for most minor
troubles. to clear the complexion over
night and rid the face of pimples, will
be sent free OF charge to any one
who will write to the Emergency Lab
oratories. 90 West Twenty-fifth Street,
Nav Chfv
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PRETTY GOOD EVIDENCE.

have used SIS. S. and found it to
be an excellent blood purifier aud
tonic. My blood was weak and
impure, and as result my system
became very much run down and de-
bilitated. ! lost twenty or more
pounds in weight had no appetite and
was in>bad shape. Seeing S. S. S. adj
vertised I began its use, and am we'll
pleased with the results after using it
for some little while. From l39
pounds to 165 is pretty good evidence
Of merit on the part OF S. S. S., and as
to my appetite, it is superb. My
system and general health have been
wonderfully built up, and I do not
hesitate to give. S. S. s. the credit for
it. II, MARTIN.
50 Second ST., Warren, Q.
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as a genuine blood purlher IS
universally recognized. It builds
up the depleted system in the true
way, by purifying the blood and !
supplying an increased amount OF
nourishment to every portion Of
the body. S. S. S. removes all
accumulations from the circula-
ton, enriches and purihes the
blood and ovcrcomes the unpleas-
ant physical ailments that always
come with Spring. II rids the
body Of that tired feeling, inn
proves the appetite, relnyigorates
every fibre and tissue ofthe body,
and imparts healthful energy to
all who are rundown. The body
cannotbe strong and we'll if the
blood is weak or impure, and no
tonic should be used which does
not thoroughly cleansethe circula
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-08

Every should take tonic in the Springs require
The change produces like change bodies
and required othe blood from which receive
cal noushmen and strength this particular time than other
Almost feels bad in the Spring Some have parc
uar sickness but debaed un-down and weak and their
the health weak Blood the circulation infected
with impurities which have diminished natural noshi powers
and the body suffering from deficient blood The refuse
and impurities which naturally accumulate in systems not
properly expelled Winter because those members whose duty it's
perform this work Of drainage do sufficient stimulation
from outdoor and therefore grow dull and sluggish in their
actions eliminating cold
weather because the not as in
These Winter accuaons poute the blood and largely destroy
its nurve qualities and when Spring and everything takes
new life and we change method Of living the circulation
weakened that is unable supply the increased demands OF the
Then suffer from weakness loss appetite
assiude There constant WORKOUT feeling sleep not
refreshing and do feel able perform the ordinary duties Of
daily life This dordeed condition demands the Of tonic and
should be which has the additional qualities of first class blood
purifier strength the blood be
The healhfu botanical ingredients Of which S. composed
and the method Of combining and preparing them 50 that they build up
and strengthen portion Of body make the best Of Spring
lures and made entirely Of the healing juices and
SSS only the best Spring tonic butts ability and worth
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-08

not thoroughly cleanse circulation # select your
Spring will experience better results and more
Insist on getting S. S. there other just as good
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA GA