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BROOkIiN'SyEWISH HOSPIT
President Abraham Abraham Reports n
Year Of Progress.

The Jewish Hospital in Brooklvn. Of
which Abraham Abraham ~ president,
has shown steady progress for tn" wear
ended October n, according To tn" an
nual report just submitted
The number VI patients cared for was
s.57l. an increase OF sIs Owe; the preceding
wear and Of these , "a, wer" admitted fre.
The cost OF each patient n dav was s. 90
Mr. Abraham makes a strong appeal TO
the Jewish community to CIV. s,Ibstant ial
aid to the Brooklyn Federation OF Jewish
Societies IN the formafiv. period 81 lrs
existence. so that II NAV be, enabled 10
establish fund to pay OF mort cages and
other legitimate obligations and TO .ac-
auir. means for other needed activities
II. said that the directors Of the hospital
were now urcy oCably committed 10 th.
federation OF those charities.
Unless surplus fund h. said. ~
provide for contln genCie- the directors
Of our hospital themselves will b. oblI-
gated 10 assume the burden TO make up
deficits. In. federation - now estab-
lished II can and must be amply sup
ported The first year was IFS formative
period hence 1t was impossible 20 thor
oughly canvass the city There are thou
sands Of our cor-ligionists who have not
yet subscribed nor even been solicited 10
Join. Let Us stop knocking Let every
we'll wisher Of tho hospital enthusiastically
assist the directors of th. federation in
doing for Brooklyn what has been don. so
well in other cities
These ar. the officers for the ensuing g
year Abraham Abraham. president
Edward &. Blum. first vIce-prss dent
Aaron Levy. second vice president Henry
Roth. treasurer. and Nathan :. Jonas
secretary.
Mr.. Blum. a. president Of the Training
School for Nurses whose new school and
home were recently dedicated. reported
that th.r. are at present forty -one pupil
nurses and four probarioners. and that
of the eigh,y-four beds in the new school
building sixty-sevsn are occupied In"
receipts during the year w"r" s2s. III ~
and the disbursements s22 .5sg S5
The sun., 1910-11-22
BIG FIRE ~ HARRTSRg RG.
Three Business Houses In Market square
sbestv0yed

HARRISBURG. Pa Nov. II Fire which
for a Ilm. thr reatened 80 sweep the business
centre ~ Harrisburg destroyed three
business houses on Market Square to-
night before II was got under control.
The buildings burned were occupied
by the David W Corterell Stationery
Company. the Harr isburG Hardware Com
pany and tn. Holmes Seed Company
The three structures were R,rted. The
loss on buildings and contents will exceed
$50 go
The ire started IN the cellar 81 the Cot
terrell Building. Nlr. Co''ereli himself was
holiday goods when H. trod on a match
head. which ignIted. He 'ramped it on
and suppOsIng II was entirely yeXtinglIished
turned away 4 moment late- some IN.
iammabi" material was ablaae. Cottsrell
tried 20 put II ont with "a hand chemical
npplIanc,A but vas unsuccessful
The fiam"s spread quickly 10 tn" hard
ware com pany'- building on one sIdl and
he seed company'S building on the
other For an hour th.' fir"men kept rhe
blaze within the three build nGS. but ~
midnight when apparently under control
IN the other building tn" flames got
IA start in m. building of th. Harrisburg
p1'riO,
The hardware company building il
owned by the Harrisburg Trust Company
The Cotterell building IL the property oi
Mrs William Clark aed the Spooner
company was The upper stories Of these
buildings were occupied hy various offices
Practically all of IN" contents wer'
bestroypJ
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PIsNO FtTyORl nv n VS..
5000. .OOO the Loss ~ 1Ia rdnlan. PECK q
60. Automatic Player shop

\ FIR" IN the r. g. Harrington piano
factory AZ s"7 West Forry-ninth street
destroyed IN. building last night and "y.
tended 10 the adjoining factory of n. y
Howard \ Co piano manufacturers
chief Crok rr. who appeared on the second
alarm ordered a third
The fire started at about ~ q clock The
watChman who was OH duty in the building z
GsOt olif bclor" he flames had made much
hsadway There was nothing directly
east of tn. fir. except q Goa yard. and thus
the iiTeT N were ahl" 10 get AZ IN. heart
of the blaIe wIihout great difficulty
Three fircbpa'. came up on the third
alarm. and limos of hose were LAID from
the. edge of The river 9lD feet In the burning
factory
The building was six stories high II
was used chiefly for the manufacture ~
Ha rdrnan. Peck 4 60. automatic piano
plaverz Tn. lo-@ wa- -"t a. about S26o 600
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DICKrNSON'S WTDOW Sues.
Asks Casualty Company to Pay for Her
Husbands Death.


Grace Geor9este Dickinson. through
Baldwin. wadhams 4 Fisher. 81 Nassau
81 rect. has brought suit against the Casu-
atty Company OF America for ss3. SIS
! under AN accident policy issued to Charles
, c. Dickinson. late president Of the Car
negie Trust Company. who died in New
York on May - Mrs. Dickinson alleges
that her husbands death was due to
an accident in Scranton. Pa. when her
| husband inhaled poisonous gases while
Witnessing DIR. Frederick W Langes
efforts to turn base metals into silver
The Casualty Company will defend the
suit.
The demonstration IN Scranton oc-
CURED ON MAY lG Two DAYS later. upon
his return to New York. Mr.. Dickinson
was quest ioned by the officers and di-
rectors Of the Carnegie Trust Company
about the conduct OF it's affairs under
his man agrment. and six days after this
he died in Sc. Luke's Hospital Mr.
Dickinson had been president of the com
pany until December. when he resi- igned
not having been active in the affairs OF
the company since a fall from his horse
in Central Park IN October. At the time
of his death il was said that his resig-
nation had been forced by the directors
because Of questionable loans he had
made and that there had been dissatis-
faction with his management for some
time.
Coroners Fem berg and winterbottom
instructed their jury AT the inquest TO
find that the gas fumes had induced
pneumonia and caused Mr.. Dickinson
death.
Al the Office of Baldwin. Wadhams
& Fisher IL was said yesterday that "a
clause in Mr.. Dickinson s policy expressly
provided for payment in case OF death
caused by gas fumes within ninety days
after the holder might inhale them. At
the Casualty Companys law office Ralph
W. Botham said 1t would take several
days to prepare the answer TO rh. COM
plant. He would not divulge the nature
Of the defence. In July. after Mrs. Dick
inson's claim was tiled against the COM
pany. its president. Edwin ". De Leon.
said that the company had no, accepted
the proofs Of accidental death submitted
by Mrs. Dickinson
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SOCIETY LODGE"
4 VIEW HOME FOR GIRLS EARN
ING SE 4 UEEK or LESS.
Rrmo odeiiesi Apartment housr with Quar-.
tcrs for 80 Girls nj From 81 HO to 80
Week Hackers Hope 20 show n
small Pront on the Investment.

The Girls Friendly Society Lodge
had Il hnusewarming yesterday at IS
new home at 1855 East Fifty fourth street
which has lust been opened TO give &c
girls who get mea gre salaries a real home
at low cost The movement was started
two years ago by Il committee from the
diocesan organization OF New York and
has been carried Out with 'ha idea oi
proving that such a home for girls could
be maintained not only without sIbscrip-
ton but with a per cent profit To those
lending the capital. The old place on
West twenty second street proved too
small and now arrangements To accommo-
date forty girls have been made inithe new
home. remodelled apartment house.
Although the lodge - under the manage
insnt OF IN. Episcopal dloCes. of New
York girls Of any denomination can be =
come members The only requirements
are that they must not bc earning more
than 81. week and that they must leave
when they are 81 years old IN. girls
ara TO have no head other than the hous"
mother. Miss +. R. rompkins Miss Cor
nslia Marshall and Miss Pop" ar. tn. two
resident associates The everyday mar
agement Of tn. hous" Is left to the vote
of the girls themselves, Tn. only regIla
ton - that they must IN. in bY midnight.
J. n' prices NhlHl tns kifi- paw range
from 50 - to 81 That Includes their
room. board. linen and service The least
expensive way of living for a girl ~ to
h. IN a dormitorv with accommodations
for four or fiv" The single rooms
range from IS 70 81 Means have becn
provided in the basement for the girls
10 do light laundry work II they
wish 4 luncheon Is pnt up for the girls
who cannot com" hOm. at luncheon tune
The house itself has been made attrac-
tive by the alterations and improvements
Tn. first floor has been turned into a
reception and living FoOrn. with a dining
room a tn. rear ON 'h- four Upper
floors th. old apartment hav. been
opened INTO dormitorie~. leaving several
single. rooms on each floor On the top
aoor IL "A sewing room with machines.
wher" 'he girls may do their own Dress
making
Yesterday afternoon a reception was
given by IN. governing committee 'o
rho=. who have taken interest ia the
WORK la the yen8ng IN" girls thensclv -
gay" party 10 their friends The com
mitiee " hlch has had charg. of the lodge
consists uf Miss CornelIa Marshall CHAIR
man. Miss Helen II sloane. treasurer
Mrs John GTe-nouCh. Miss JulIana Cut
ting Miss AdalaId" Spoford. Miss Anna
Er~kin. Miss Elizabeth G. Smith and
SIrs = 4 l. Stru-mbom Those who
are Interested III IN. lodge iLclude Mrs
II |. Sat'erle. Mrs " LRnnan Bull.
Mrs. Richard VI Hoe. Mrs J Plerponr
Morgan. Mrs James Goodwin, Mrs W. J
SchieYelin. Mrs X Fulton Cutting. Mrs
Bayard Cutting. Mrs " r. DominiCk and
Mrs Harold Hadden
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WANTS s.sO. 400 tLINONy BOND.
VIE kass Young Husband Has Got Rid
os 0S3tD. .OspO In Three Years

Justice Blackmar in the Supreme
Court in Brooklyn yesterday reserved
decision on the application OF Gertrude
f.. Childs 10 compel her husband. Irving
W. Childs. from whom she is legally
separated. TO tile a bond for $3.50 900 to
insure the payment OF alimony at the
rate Of 500 a month Counsel for Mrs
Childs said that the defendant had sauan
dered s43O 900 since he became of age an d
would probably squander the trust fund
Of 500 600 which will be handed over 70
him next spring, when he is 25 years old
Counsel for Childs said that his clien,
had not squandered the sasO. 600 but had
lost il in Wall Street He held that the
Court had no po wer 10 require n bond 30
long as alimony was being paid regularly
Justice Blackmar intima tad that he
would require the defendant TO furnish a
bond for N75 .oOO II he found il within his
power. Chiids inherited his money from
his father
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NEW BROOkLYN PRECINCT.
Police Commissioner GroDsry Gives % q
Midnight SendOw.

Inc new police precinct No IA in the
tia'brIsh section Of BROOKLYN the stat ION
rpnsI.tinZ OF thre. Queen Ann cottages
at Avenue ] ald Flathush avenue was
pIt IN commission directly after mid
light on sunday night with Acting Capt
JDnn 7 R"Ith in command. Police
t0mm,ssronar tropsey whose home - in
! t!arbush. was on hand. and with Deputy
, Commissioner Reynolds and Borough
Inspector HSwkins made ar Insepci ION
The buildings. The out going platoon
were first addressed by Capt. Reith. and
then by Commissioner Cropsey who
Nald
Ne7 police Districts are created when
''e population Of neigh hborhood warrants
No.. There - n popula tion IN this new per
mot and the people must get protection
'he men IN the precinct do moi perform
nor dury then tn" new precinct A. worth
i"~- want all OF YOU men to remember
And V4-h IN - something 70 YOU that
- t'"n on NV mind since becam. Police
ortmlss "n'r " u that every man on the
.".'' stands on m" same level with me-.
van . have sou feel that ! am FRI sndlv.
tud 'ni' 4 you want anything make your
rr' .l"Hilon direct 20 me- NakeIf n YOU wiIl.
I.rugn prTi'lal channel. or dr"rvlv 20 me.
. 'on-.dsr hd' your application "a a lust
..r' N... -" YOU gladlv want the men
n ''T." % n" aud not 10 90 10 politicians
..l gsop.n outside of the department
f. here 'rs changes 20 he mad. the men
~ themselves ask for them. will not
..r-.Hrf IN" sppl 'l'ton= for transfers or
hing OF 'har -or' that come through
.,0pie On tho oUr side " YOU make hem
bro. ~h ~" Influence Of some other person
no 'ou-.i"r your Requests de
'NFr 20 ra thoroughly under stood
%. no u-e O." lend outsiders fo see me.
.. = % ne "'nnr hand u viii h" isfrirent
r. Il 'pI TO 80
t'.'' m" Commissioner speech the
.',.n q "G out N heir post Of which here
50. '.r.r'"sn for ne night and seven for
.. dsr NO-r of m" men have been
-"n rom Manhattan and some of them
aba 'Ard time 10 find their posts Two
.'''..'r'-- arr soon - he assigned to the
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.BLOOMINGDALES', Lex. to I'd Ave.. 5oth to Doth ST.

union said that the few strikers who
returned to work were more than coun-
terbalanced by strike breakers who Joined
the strikers. The strike would Continue
until the closed shop demand was agreed
70 by the companies. he said. He added
that the matter of a general -ympathesic
strike OF teamsters was held IN allowance
TO see how long the companies were goln <
10 hold ouf
Henry Il. Towne. president Of the Ns--
chants Association. yesterday notified
W. II. Ashton. leader of the recent eS-
press strike. that the nine strikers whose
reinstatement was held up pending an
Investigation Of charges of violence had
all been reinstated except one. who was
charged with intoxication
The sun., 1910-11-22

On motion of District Attorney Clarke
Of Kings county an indictment charging
John q. Jenkins with grand larceny in
day by Justice Stapleton in the Supreme
Court. In May. i9Oe Jenk ins was tried
on . similar Indictment and acquitted
The indie tmenf grew out Of alleged
Irregularities in the handling Of the funds
OF the Jenkins Trust COMPANY
The sun., 1910-11-22

.a" NcDougaIl. 10 years old. of
b, ...'. Avenue and Kcsrny street
e.. n- -uu ~ Harry G. McDDugaIi. a
r"~ man. was probably fatally
.."l g"-'"rdly afternoon by Colliding
."..graph pole on summer avenue.
..' ar ] n- ad ws- on his bicycle and
....f rIi 10 avoid - tank truck He
80 -'-.' ~ hlS wheoI and dashed into
f.. FL chest was crushed IN. He
I-' .-.~ ~ -" try Hospital. whore the
....- = pUt but little hope for him
'. N.D"Igfll IL an expert rider. hay-
- '..' ritmDnd medal - year ago at
.." 70. 4. s.lBdrOm"
The sun., 1910-11-22

'.a '.', .gh had ~ annual meeting
t..I'r .' - home. % West Forty
''-r' -'r""r last night The trustees
r-. RI -u,w"i nat the club had beer.
10 Ht q pru"' - = club. The foIlOwin &
4-'""s "."r. .i-ptsd Joseph q. Deane.
'"U"r' \ GTzcom. Jr Carl l. Schurz.
y" -ru -rerc"r. Charles n. Strong
H"nrY l. BoZert. Lincoln Cromwell.
Jame' C,Ud"'. Meyers. Abraham L.
g4tnsr. Ed"l~t X Finch. Homer Folks.
Edward Prentice and Isaac y. Selig-
man.
The sun., 1910-11-22
Saves Doctors Bills
There 10 no other medicine
to compare with Duffy's
Pure Malt Whiskey," says
Mr.. Feldser. He uses il
as a family remedy.

want TO tell YOU what | think
Of DufFy's Pure Malt Whishev. |
would rather have it than any other
medicine in the market. II breaks
UP colds and saves do ctor'S bills.
Louis Feldser, 3I5 Roc kland Street
Lancaster, Pa.
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey has a
record for cures unparalleled in the
history Of medicine for all diseases
OF the throat and lungs. dyspepsia
and all other stomach troubles. ner-
>ousness, catarrh. malaria and low
levers. II IS an ideal tonic and
>rimulant that makes the old feel
Young and keeps the Young strong
An a ylporo,lS
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"a. .OOO a Year for Miss I.adrRburg

MINEoLA. l.. l.. Nov. 2l-lnstead of
between $40. .Ooo and 81 Ooo.a year. the sum
asked for by Mrs. Emily Ladenburg for
the education Of her daughter EugsnIa
Marie from the estate held IN trust for
her the Surrogate has fixed SHWb as m"
amount she W III receive
The sun., 1910-11-22

Richard Croker met score or more
oldtime Tammany friends at the Demo-
cratic Club yesterday and said later that
he would leave on Saturday for Palm
Beach. where he will spend the winter.
The sun., 1910-11-22
short Weight Grocer ron,ictrd Asa,n

.Jacch Snhlecht owner Of a grocery
store at 2lo Rivington street. was fined
$50 by Presiding Justice Wilkin in ths
Court Of Special sessions yesterday for
.having false weights This II Schlecht 3
lSecond conyictioa for this OF encs.
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Duffv's Pure Malt whiskev

iih' iNaIi WV VIZ
done for suffering humanity. It's succ
unreliable dealers 10 put up ,ubstitu
the people, claiming that their sub
stituteS are ust as good as
Duffy'S Pure Malt Whiskey but they
are thinking of their profits only.
Insist on the genuine or is sold in
SEALED BOT TIES ONLY bv all
druggists, grocers and dealers. or
direct, 81 co a large bottle An
Aseptic Drinking Cup. also medical
booklet, containing rare common
sense rules for health and resti-
monials, and doctors advice sent
free 10 any one who writes
The Duffy Malt Whiskey Co.,
Rochester, n. Z.
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2tX3zeAeu4

BROADW iN nt 10Th Street
T9 BROADWAY. Near Chambers Street
- CORTLA\Dr ST. Near Greenwich
l!jth STREET. At Third Avenue
UNION SQUARE, lith St, W of B'wsy
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Georgia.-Glynn County.

Geor8ia.-Glynn County.
viii be sold, On tle first Tuesday in
February next, at public cutlery, at
the courthouse door in said county,
within the legal hours of sale, to the
highest bidder for cash, the following
real estate: The southern half of Old
Town water lot No. forty-seven (47)
in the city of Brunswick in said coun-
ty, said southern half OF said lot
fronting east 45 feet on Bay street
and running to the west with uni
form width of As feet to Oglethorpe
Bay; said property levied on as the
property of the Parker Hensell En-
gineering company, to satisfy an exc
cution issued from the city court of
Brunswick in and for said county in
favor of H. B. Schuler against said
ParkerHensell Engineering Co.; said
property being in the possession of
said Parker Hensell Engineering Co.
This January Z, 1910.
VIM. n. Bcrrie,
Sheriff City Court of Brunswick.
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SERVICE BY PUBLICATION.
Writ of Scire Facias.
Townsend & Townsend,

VS..
Reed (. La. Nance.
Scrire facias to revive dormant
judgment Returnable to February
term, 1910, city ccurt of Brunswick.
Glynn county, Cato the said defen-
dant Reed e. La. Nance:
You are hereby required personally
or by attorney to be and appear at
the next February term, 1910, of the
city court of Brunswick to be held in
and for the county of Glynn and
state of Georgia, en- the first Monday
in February, 1910, to show cause why
certain Judgment rendered in favor
Of said plaintiff on the 18th day OF
November, 1899, at the regular No
vember term, 1899 of the city court
Of Brunswick for the sum of $650, 50
principal besides interest and court
casts should not be revived as proyid
ed by law; as in default Of sufficient
cause shown, the court will proceed
as to justice shall aDpertain.
Witness the Honorable y. w. Krauss,
judge Of said city court Of Brunswick,
this the 12tA day Of November 1893,
n. r. du Biqnon,
Clerk City Court Of Brunswick, Glynn
County, Ga. 1-25
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SHERlFF'S SALE.
Georgia.-GIynn County.

Georgia.-GIynn County.
Will be sold before the courthouse
Cdf-ttpr of said county within the legal
hours of sale, upon the first Tuesday
in February next that certain lot,
tract or parcel of land, situate, lying
and being in the city of Brunswick.
said state and county and known and
designated on the map or plan of
said city made by George r. Bald
win, A. D.. 1897, ae Old Town Let No.
one hundred and eignty-four G8D
with all the rights and appurtenances
to said property belonging; said lot
containing ninety 900 by one hun
dred and eighty G80) feet. and bound
ed north by Gloucester street; east
by Union street; west by Reynolds
street, and south by lot one hundred
and eighty five. Levied upon az the
property Of the defendant land point
ed out in the fl fa), to satisfy mort
gage execution issued from the su-
perior court OF said county in favor
of Frank b. Hayne. transferee, against
A. j. Crovatt. administrator of Mary
L. Crovatt. deceased, and notice OF
the levy given to the defendant, jan
nary 9Th. 1910. w. n. 6errie,
Sheriff, Glynn County, Ga.
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Dissolution Notice

by mutual consent the firm hereto
tcre existing under the firm name OF
j. M. Hoodenpyle G. Co., composed
OF j. M. Hoodenpyle and S. A. Bur
ney, has been dissolved Mr.. Burney
Withdraws to accept service with the
city of Brunswick, while the business
viii be conducted at the same stand
under the firm name of j. M. Hooden
pyle. We bespeak for the new cen
Germ that liberal patronage which has
been accorded the old one.
Respectfully,
J. M. HoodenpyIe,
S. a. Burney.
lie
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A H9nny New Yeor TO All
Begin tha New Year right by resolving
to buy your PouIt Y ard EGGS fom US, and
YOU will rot be Annoyed jtis year by kicks
from your Cu8OmGrS on account Of roor
chickens and rttsn oeGs. We Get th8m
fresh from the North Georgia farms evarf
day. Try our goods and be convinced.
Adams & XIV
CORNER GLOUCESTER AND cay ....... PHONE ,4s

land belonging to the estate of Eliza
Stewart for the payment Of debts and
for distribution. Said application will
be heard at the regular term Of the
court of ordinary for said county to
be held on the first Monday in Feb
ruary, 1910
This 7th day Of January, 1910.
w. A. Stewart,
Administrator with the Will Annexed
of the Estate Of Eliza Stewart.
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First BAPTIST Church.

Services at II a. m. and 7.30 p. m.
Morning subject: Christian Steward
ship" Evening subject: The High
way to Heaven" Sunday school,
Philathea and Baraca classes at $50
p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at
$50 p IN. We extend cordial invi-
tatlon to all visitors and strangers to
~3 snip with us at all these services.
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Simple Remedy for LaGrippe.

i-aGrlppe coughs are dangerous. un
they frequently develop into Lueu
monia. Foley's Honey and Tar not
only stops the cough. but heals and
strengthens the lungs, so that no ser
ious results need be feared. The gen
uine Foley's Honey and Tar contains
no harmful drugs and Is in q yellow
package. For sale at Atlanta Phar-
macy.
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PRESBYTERIAN Church

Sunday morning Rev. F. d. Thomas
Will preach on Heb. 1872, Looking
Unto Jesus. AT 730 p. m. the sub
lect will he Eph. STA, Awake, Thou
Ihat sleepest, and arise frkm the
dead. and Christ shall shine upon
thee"
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Rev. I. w. Williams rs..tsos

Rev. ]. W. Williams, Hur,lactou
w. Va, writes as follows: "Tal; Il to
certify that used Foley's kidney
Remedy for nervous exhaust. AMI
kidney trouble and am free {, gav
that Fo!ey's K1daeT Remedy Win 81 all
that you claim for It." For sale az
Atlanta Pharmacy.
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Everywhere life Is being made more
safe through the work Of DR.. Kings
New Life Pills in constipation. bilious
ness. dyspepsia, indigestion, liver
troubles. kidney diseases and bowel
disorders. They're easy, hut sure. and
perfectly build up the health CSC
at Rose's Drug Store.
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At The CHURCHES
ST. Ju des Church

Sunday, January 9, First Sunday
after Epiphany, Morning Prayer and
Sermon, H.; Sundaysclool, 8; Even
ing Prayer, 1870. S. j. French, vicar
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Notice Of Application for Leave 20
Sell Land.
Georgia -Giynn County.
Notice Is hereby given that the I'm
dersigned has applied to the ordinary
Of said county for leave to sell the
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See Wood. Bailey for real bargains,