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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-10
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Hoods Sarsaparills. Lowell. Mass
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-10

Those suffering from vesk
usssss that sap the pleasures
OF life should take Juvep Pills.
They have more reiuvenattnE,
vitalirius force than has ever
before been offered, Sent post.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-10
POLISH CHAMPION To
MEET |OWAN TONIGHT
Zbyszko and WeStergaard
Say They Are in Good Con-
dition for Match.
JOHNSON WILL REFEREE
Idaho Wrestler, After Taxing
Part in Preliminary, Offici-
ates in Main Event.
JOHNSON WILL REFEREE
WRESTLING PROGRAMME.


s:15 p. nj A. Johnson VS. George
Nelson, Contest to a finish; 30-min.
ute limit.
S:45 p. m.-Frank McCarrol VS.
julius Johnson. Contest to finish
Commute limit.
9:15 p. m.-zbyszko VS.. Westergaard.
Best two in three falls to finish. No
time limit.
Referee of the main event, Julius
Johnson; referee of preliminaries, Viii
lard Bean; timekeeper, D. A. Callahan,
All of fhe cont tes,ants who take part
In the foregoing programme are in con-
dtion. and each is supremcly confident
Of victory. Interest in the preliminary
bouts is fully as keen as that In the
star event In the first bout OF the night
I. A. Johnson who weighs 10 pounds
VIII meet George Nelson who gives his
work the men have been doing in their
respective training quarters, they are
evenly matched. The conditions for their
contest are the best two falls in three,
with a time limit of 50 minutes
The second bout between Frank Nc
Carroll and Julius Johnson ought 10
prove one OF the wrestling treats OF the
season, Both OF these men are anxious
for a match With Iokel and the winner
is sure to be accommodates. They are also
TO wrestlc the best two in three falls
with a time limit Of so minutes.
The event OF the evening between
Zbyszko of Krakau, Austrian Poland. and
Jess Westergaard OF Des Moines, la.
brings together two wrestlers In the
heavyweight division who have a world
vide reputation. Each is clamoring foI
chance at the worlds championship
title, and the winner of toniChts contes,
Is sure to receive recognition sooner oil
later from Frank Gotch, the present title
boldcU.
Zhyszko worked out yesterday after
noon at Willard Beans gymnasium. He
wrestled three local men in the presence
Of several hundred wrestling fans. The
way Zhyszko handled his opponents was
a revelation 10 them, Jack Herman
manager OF the Pole. says no other man
in the world possesses the strength and
endurance shown by Zbyszko.
Westergaard, accompanied by his
trainer and manager, was snowbound
and will not get in unti this forenoon
Westergaard and his following say they
believe he can throw the Polish cham
plon. but in the wagers made. Zbyszko
is the odds-on favorite.
The contest will he held at the Salt
Lake thcater. Tickets will he on sale
all day, the prices ranging from 5Oc fol
admission tickets to 81 and sl.50 for re-
served seats.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-10
NJ. H. Cartwright Dead.

CHICAGO. Jan. 9.-Marcus ". Cart.
wright. onc of tho most widely known
hookmskers on the American turf. died
here today of heart disease.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-10

Kodak Pictures Finished
Mail your films TO US. Salt Lake
Photo Supply Co.. $50 Main street.
Exclusive photo dealers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-10

II you want TO rent that furnished
room. use Tribune want ads. Call either
phone, Bel 800, Ind. 500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-02

Two dcods ~ trust were left Tor
record YESTERDAY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-02

sixth ward of this ci'y consideration
Tho Wheeling Realty company Cd,
t H~afhHuat. tract ana in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-02

state ~ Ohio. city OF Toledo. Lucas
county. IS.
Prank j. cheney makes oath tina, n. IL.
nr partner Of the firm OF d q ghe-av
70 doing business IN the CITY OF To
'nHnty and state aforesaid. HrI
80 ~ nfm VIII pay the sum ~ on.
HCNDitED DOLLARS Tor each arf
every case OF Catarrh that cannot b.
CURE rp Hl..tfi
o"nrn 20 before me ana autsrrhef ID,
ny presence. this sth day ~ Bc-ember
'SeaJ 4. " GLEASON.
u.r Notary Public.
HalIF Cafarrh Cure f4 f-far ..t--
haIly ana acts directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces ~ tic evsfer,
'"ll flr f~faffuoniHIs. free.
'Ht<Lf q rD. Toledo. n.
sod ~ all UruFgirfa. -rr
uon-Ndv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-02

Reuter- Saturday Special sJ1 Fr..H
Dressed YOUNG Chickens.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-02
SEABORN WRIGHT
Georgia Temperance Lecturer Will
Address Mass Meeting Tomorrow
In Court Theatre.

The Hon. seaborn Wright. a well
known temperance orafor Of Georgia.
who has heen speaking through THIS
state for the past several months in
the interest ~ the ratification of the
prohibition amendment. will address
n mass meeting ~ men tomorrow ar
erno IN the Court Theatre. ~ go
O'Clock. In addition 20 SIR. Wright. a.
is likely that addresses viii be made
by Others
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-02
FRED HUFFMAN

I4 your husband CROSSE An irri-
table. fault finding disposition b. often
due fn o. disorder o. fho efomarh ,
man with good DIGESTION o. roariv nj.
ways good rtfIrld 4 Er,at man.
h"rc boon rormlr.nfft cured ~ n. mi
ach trouble by taking Chamberlain I.
Iahl.fe Fnr sale h~ n1 dealers ADV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-02

Hardware. Roofing. Plumbing. sheet
metal WORKERS.
500 Jacob s.. wheeling.
OBJ. Pestofnss. McNschsn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-02
PRESENTS AWARDED
". Y. Chambers and william CusieL
Were thc Fortunate Ones Lon fhe
CutmAn, Gibson and Ne
ConneU Contest.

Thurfday evening 90 tho we'll known
Gu'man, Gibson a. Mcdonnell cloth.
luE % haherd1shery establishment.
pr W V Chambers vas awarded ODD.
lrrt prize 100 their contest. and Mr.
William tusIck was awarded fre sr.
ond prize boo rho contest Th.. rr.
utea Nr Chambers TO a ru auif
OF otcrcofi. and Mr. CusIck secure.
p t-'NN 600 or ovcrcoaf Nr Cham.
bcrs was the holder of SO sllg and
WI tu.Ick held 21rS ThI. an4fr
fae been eICh a success fIff fhr.
have decided fo give their customer.
thr advantage OF fhe Same @urYpo.I.
Won Tor tht % Of November Iu
addition ibis nrm will ou Xmas OIL.
present FREQ t1 ono ~ their customer.
"a hand. pm" 5000 overc01f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-02

West Virginia Board OF Trade. left
yesterday on a short trip through the
state IN the interest Of the exhibition.
lie will return Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-02
COUNTY COURT
Marriaas Lics,..

Eueohino Angelo. Graham. "a and
kathryn Marie Bodeiy. p. both Of
this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-02

To Tho matter of fr, ,.'afa az Abort
stump deceased Charles S.Imp.
and Emil stump appointed Executors
upon giving iord in the sum ~ $1,000.
with otto stump and tIHrrf o..
stump as surety. william UaH. b
T. krk and Louis TfnnfrtI.h l.
pointed appraisers.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-20
IMPORTANCE or cow TESTING
Careful Study Of Records % Here's IN
Test Indicate That Siiaae To
Ven Essential

The Bureau Of Animal Industry OF
the Department OF Agriculture has
two uen specially engaged IA giving
ing and conducting cow-testing asso-
Citations. During the lsst fiscal year
80 new associations were formed and
seven were discontinued There are
now 81 such associations IN this coun-
try. the greater number OF which the
dairy division has been instrumental
in organizing. These 81 associations
comprise about 10000 cows. An on
cial Of the dairy division IN talking of
/ the work in this direction. showed =
record OF two herds IN one OF the as
sociations as an interesting example
Of what Is being accomplished In en-
abling farmers 10 keep records OF cost.
/ production. etc. and 20 detect and
/ remedy any shortcomings. In herd
/ No I. s2O7 pounds OF milk were pro
\ duced ~ a cost OF 81. % for feed
I while In herd No. 2. 5.tS2 pounds OF
milk wer produced az a cost FOR feed
OF 1851. The former made a profit
| OF s76.22 per COW. while the othel
made a profit o. only IS So per COW
The more profitable herd was FED an
abundance OF silage. while 20 the 9th
er no silage was fed. This. OF course
Is not the only reason for the diner
ence; however. a careful study OF tn
records OF these herds indicated tina
silage Is very essential. The owner o
the improbable herd has been Twin
next 20 a man who had siio for
number OF years. yet he did not rea
fEs its usefulness until he saw thes
figures, after which he built q Eilo q
once.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-20

nan living Ia a northern towu
was startled about four o'clock ona
morning BY hearing the knOoker O.
his front door being used most viEor.
Ously Hastily Jumping oct o. bed.
he threw up ne window. and. hsarins
that The house was on are or thAa
some dire calamity had happened
anxiously inquired what WA the mE1
ter.
"Oh. It's al right Was ths reply.
coolly vouch6afed By a buriy youth
below. Il was 90 can Tom. Who nvea
across the road. and. as he hasn't g0e
a knocksr OF HIS door. I thought ycu
wouldn't mind me using yours 20
wake him up. You needn't trouble 60
come down. I think I've reused hir- =
And. sure enough. he had. and AAlf
the street as well
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-20

Mr. William A. Rsdfcrd ~fu answer I
questions and give ADVICE FREE OF /
COST on AL subi>cts prrtaiuing % the /
suo3sct % building. for the readers 81 MS i
paper. on account 81 rs vide expsriencs !
e. Ufifrr Author and Nanufacferer. ~ 4
a.. without doubt th- Highest authority
or AL fncse suAfoctr AttrcEs AT inquiries
q Wliuaua A. RRffor1 No. ~ Wet
Jackson boulevard chicago. TT. arc cniy
enclose two-cent stamp Tor reply.
There Ia one feature about a house
that has a very strong and potent in
fucncc on our daily lives. a factor thar
We seldom think o. IL Is the wall
decorations OF the house. You nay
not realize Il. but the colors and tints
on your walls not only have ara Arts
&c effect. but they have something
90 90 with your mcoda
A good many people have gcnefnto the
why's and wherefores of this fact. dug
into mysterious sciences. and told as
all about t with blg words that had 90
% looked up in the dictionary, but
that is not necessary. There are very
few things that cannot be told simply
and plainly without lmpressing on the
+ nearer OF reader that the writer or
speaker has been 90 college
We win spend weeks and weeks
/ planning our house. lay awake nights
over o. and probably have harsh
\ words With our wife over The number
I % closets and where the pantry shall
I bc placed Cor as n rule the wife only
cares about the closet room and The
/ pantry) The men FOLKS can have
| everything else aa they want o. except
| the rarior. dining room. kitchen. hall
/ bedrooms. and The bathroom. That q
am she cares Co arrange except the
size OF che porch Evcrything olae
we can have our way about
Then. when 60 comes 90 decorating
he wall. we defer 60 her and let he'
have her way COO. That is End
Maybe the parior w0l he green. th'
dining room red. the kitchen walls
win De apple green. and one bedroom
win boz blue Another bedroom VII
be bun. and a third ono viii he pink
Or we WIN leave 90 ala GO The deco
rator or paper hanger. and let hin
choose the combination.
Then we arc uving On paper
hangers house. not On one OF our owl
| choice
A wall should be a background 20
, the personality. II the color Of %.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-20
LUNCHEON AND SUPPER DISHES

a delicious dessert for luncheon or
supper cake is prepared by using
small sponge cakes baked in gem pans.
sut open and tlled With sWeetened
and favored whipped cream. Squares
OF sponge cake may be used with the
whipped cream on top
A beautiful and dainty salad IS
strawberry and lettuce with mayon-
naise. In a nest OF blanched lettuce
leaves arrange a few berries and ta-
blespoonful or mayOnnaise made with
out using mustard.
For a variety. a poached egg on but
tered toast. the butter % be mixed
with anchovy paste, Is pleasant
change
Liver soup.-Take a half pound OF
cold cooked liver and grind 80 IN a
meat chopper. Fry one onion sliced
I in two tablespoonfuls OF butter and
add the liver Add a cup Of dry and
sifted bread crumbs. season with salt.
pepper and add q quart and half OF
stock. Thicker with the yolk OF egg
after straining.
delicious dessert and one that Is
simple and quickly prepared. IS made
as follows: Butter several slices OF
bread, lay In baking dish and
sprinkle over q a generous layer OF
fresh rhubarb, some sugar and anoth-
er layer Of buttered bread and rhu-
barb; add a little water and bake for
a half hour. A meringue may be add
ed TO the pudding = desired 20 make
Il q little more dainty.
Fruit soGp-Take twO-thirds red
raspberry juice and a third currant
Iuice, sweeten and thicken with sTroV
root or cOTnstarch, and cool Serve
with shredded almonds.
b Apple, pear OF peach soup IS deli
cious. the fruit put through a sieve
Ewestsned and thiekenee with srroN
root.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-20
NOTES


The way to absolutely know what
a COW is doing IS 10 weigh and test
The feed and feeding IS the nrst
important point IN successful dairying.
The heller calf Is a COW in the ma
king. Handle and feed her accord
1nGly.
Remember that the cold rain ia
harder for the COW 70 stand than dry
cold weather.
The last two years have empha'
sized strongly the importance Of
summer silage.
Care should bs taken that the COW
does not have 20 wade through hlth
IN the barnyard-
To obtain a maximum supply o.
milk, small pastures, allowing FIRE
Quent changes OF feed. should be pro
vided.
A COW testing association shoult
consist Of Is OF 20 herds, containing
not less than 400 COWS and better so
or 600.
From being 4 winter feed for dsir.
cows silage is coming TO be an al
year-round feed for all kinds o
stock
The best dairy COW Is the one tina
viii convert the forage raised on tn
farm into the greatest amount O
/ butter fat
That cows Ike a change Of feed 4
shown by the way they viii eat ro'
ten hay. pull out old straw from ID
sheds. etc.
| When cows are running on pastur
the manure Is not lost. for grass land
need the fertilizer quite as much =
some other fields.
In selecting dairy cattle Il ~ Away
difncult 20 Judge accurately with tn
eye. The real test must be th
weigh scales and the Babcock tester.
When hlth gets into milk or crsa1
there ars innumsrable germs intr,
duosd. watch II left to develop, Z
proper tazapeEatnRe nGltzplx vsET ~
~
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-20

blue Walls ars supposed 90 80 20 yon-
But seriously. ths crst Ting - con-
sidar "a the turnishiaE % ne no1ss
is the decorations that ars - 50 ou
the walls. for they shev their influences,
Cherry colcrs should - uaed n ne
dining room-uot gaudy. bat eonsa thAG
VII harmonize With N atnos7hsru
that Should Psrvate any place whsra
bread r. brcken- In the living roo1
OF IN the library. here Should be rcse-
fui tones Ike browns or tRnA TIA
bedroom walls should have tines tha1
are nos loud or disturbing
The house We show here ia ono
planned % he LIVED Ia al ever. TAera
fs no parior that has - ~ ciossa
against ths sncrcaohmsnts % the eoi-
dren. The large nvfnE reom - invta.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-20
HELPFUL HINTS.

The grated rind OF oranges makes
fine aavoring for cakes and dllings- II
dried II will BE nearly "a gocd
Add a tablespoonful OF vinegar %
tough chicken or any stewed meat;
the flavor VII rot De noticed and The
VINEGAR VIII soften the tough hhcrs
OF the meat
Nice buttons should never be left
on a shirt waist that Is sent 90 the
laundry. or even done A. home. Boil
ing docs not improve the luster Of
handsome button.
During the lovely summer days.
those who have mendinE and sewing.
should get Nc ready. DOING an machine
work AZ odd times SO that the sewing
may De done out OF doors IN the lovely
June weather.
For those Of the many housewives
who have % depend on inferior cream.
the use OF viscogen "a a boon. Nisco-
gen "a not found IN the store. but is
easily made. and n kept in the dark
win keep for years.
TIE resourcerul woman has learned
that nv adding 20 her work she less
ems e.. that q by preparing larger
quantity OF food that is keepabie.
which takes no longer than TO prepare
a small amount. she saves herself
much work
Spices for fovoring soup. called n
~souD bag" are made with three
cloves. SIX pepper corns. four mustard
seeds three branches each OF parsley
thyme ard basil. "a fourth OF a tea.
spoonful OF celery seed. TIE all these
an n round of chcesecloth.
on the DAYS when the work is light
est 20 Che time the forehanded woman
provides FOR the future getting raisins
ready for cakes or pudding breaking
tho macaroni and grating the cheese
20 that 60 may be quickly prepared
when the time Tor &c comes.
When using n thin cream which re
fuses 90 whip. add a fourth or a tea
spoonful az the viscoEen 90 three
fourths 81 a cup of cream. stir vel
, while adding. and then whip as usual
The results VIII well repay one fo
% the trouble OF making the viscogen.
To make viscogen dissolve hv
ounces o. sugar On ten ounces or va
ter Add SIX ounces OF cold water q
e two ounces OF quickHme and let
- gradually slake. then strain through
hne sieve. and combine the tw
liquids and shake occasionally for tw
y hours set the mixture aside 90 Sci
= tie. then pour on the clear liquid
Store en- small bottles with tight cork
% az the liquid absorbs carbonic aci
IS from the air. which darkens IL and r.
duces it's strength.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-20

inE. and it is given a specially strong
home aspect hy the biz hrepiaos ana
tho seat at the side The ceiling of
this room has beams that ave me Inn
PRECISION 90 soliditY and strength The
walls OF this room should be decorated
with a so1t tint ike bun or brown 81
some shade. with the beams stained
darker.
This house Go - fest vide and -
feet. inches long. exclusive of perch
es. 10 win Be noticed THAI The den
and the dining room also are provided
WIKI beam ceilings. and are 20 aFranx-
ed that they can be made practically
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-20

room does not hitch with your person
ality. there viii be dlscord. All things
have color. and 40 ls not an accident
that their colors exist They are All
caused By vibration as shown in the
spectrum. Red vibrates az the lowest
rate OF speed and violet al the highest
Next in the scale above red comes or
ange; then yellow. green. blue and
violet
Red has nearly the same effect as
semidarkness We AL know that IN
the twilight we are calm and thought
full So IN your red room you are in-
huenced % be calm. Red has not this
effect. however. on some OF the lower
animals. as We have often had reason
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-20
Haanr Taken me Houss.

Ghosts and weird apparitions which
were said % appear IA Al empty
house we're not an inducemsnt 60 pos-
sible tenants. 50 the agent had q
eiaborately done up ant decorated
and. By wsy Of tempting bait. had
some expensive gas fittings through
the house. The next week be beard
that some bold man had been Aftsr
the house. His heart !eapt with hope
and expectation. and he rushed OK n
frantic excitement % the housakeeper
OF the haunted grarge.
This IL splendidi- hs sAspsd
Someone has taken TIE house. AGnS
hsY"
Z don't know. SIP. IN sura Per
haps hsn cone bach for the house,
hzs AsA aksR g. - - aEfaAea"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-20
THE CROP SITUATION
is NOW MUCH IMPROVED
NICE RAINS OF PAST WEEK NAMES
THINGS LOOK MUCH BETTER

The tine rams OF the past week
have been a boon TO the growing I
crops. Although they came late
for the early potato ciop. yet those
planted later were greatly beuefisted,
as was also corn and other crops
which were suffering.
The first cotton crop ever planted
on the Peninsula is not so promising.
according TO Mr.. Wilson. the cotton
man. There are about rs acres out
in this section and as II is simply an
experiment this year. it IS hoped II
VIII be a success. If il turns ont
veil there will be a larger crop
planted next year and il viii continue
10 increase until the Peninsula viii
make It one OF the staple crops. ike
potatoes.
The wheat crop is one OF the best
ever seen IN this section and most Of
It has been harvested. Around To
ano. in Charles City. New Kant. and
near Williamsburg the farmers have
made up their minds that they could
produce their OWE breadstuffs and
they have not been mistaken For
the past few years the acreage of
wheat has been gradually increased
until il IS now of some importance
| Riehsrd Houge says he has as fine
small crop as he ever saw anywhere
md heis from a good wheat country
The early fruit crop promises &c
be one OF the record breakers. al
though not as large as a couple Of
years ago. Early peaches and sp
pies ripened early despite the colo
spring and fine peaches were retail
ing on the local market at ten cent
a basket last Saturday. These wer
grown by Mr.. BuTleson at Neck-of
Land. They were we'll favored ami
finely developed. although not per
feet. as they seem to have been al
fected by a parasite.
Hr. 7. n. SJryker. OF the Grow
section. who is some kind Of a hoi
, tculturist. and who has the fine
young orchard of apples. pesch'
Is and small fruits in the county. Ia,
!, ing given this matter his person
81 attention for a number of wears. say
70 that the peach crop is affected by
. parasite that attacked the fruit
blooming time and has greatly il
iured it. He has appealed TO u
agricultural dePartmentfor assistant
in the matter with the usual result
nothing done worth speaking G
He says that there does not seem
: be much demand for peaches. b
the early apples are selling well al
ls at good prices.
- Pears, plums. etc. Will soon
sr flooding the markets. and hous
wives may can and preserve to tn
hearts content this summer T
: cherry crop IS about gone but wa
- very good one. although the #
" was very acid. owing to the C,
AT weather. But the Peninsula is E
becoming a small fruit grow
rst section and when thetrees are look
"a after in a scientific way. there v
I'd DC money in the industry.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-20

q solid shelf for the pail. This stool
has a leg OF support at the outer end
OF the milk pail shelf.
The stool IN the lower picture is the
kind used by the editor OF tho Agri-
culturist for years. We had several
OF these stools and found them most
convenient and comfortable. We gave
them a good sorubbing once a week
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-20

Each age of our lives has its .oys.
Old people should DC happy, and
they will De If Chamberlain's Tablets
are taken to strengthen the digestion
and keep the bowels regular. These
tablets are mild and gentle in their
action and especially suitable for
people of middle age and older. For
sale by all dealers.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-20

% know during rambles IN the fields
where cattle Craze.
Blue. on the other hand. az the 9th
or extremity. has a tendency 10 make
Va inspired and think OF the higher
things. Ike poetry and art We know
know Why some dining rooms are IN
ished In blue This tint Ia a board
ing house dining room win help take
the mind OF the possible msaSsr array
on the table. n yea are thinking o.
Aryant OF LoEgfelloS. q matters little
STAT h b ia AasA Thaa n wAa1