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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-11
COMP AN|ES MAKE
FINE APPEARANCE
Annual inspection Of First Viz
GINA Regiment Begun by
Captain Balzcll.

Companies A and 3. First Regiment
Virginia Volunteers. last night under.
went their annual inspection by an
officer OF the regular army and made a
splendid showing. Captain George T..
Balzell. L. S. a.. who made the In
spcction. dcclurcd that tho men were
almost physically perfect. while no
could not Gnd the ulishtcs, defect in
the care OF property.
Under command OF Captain William
y. Stack. Company appeared on the
floor of the Seventh Street Armory
forty-four strong, while Company A.
Captain W. c. Herbert, was present
with forty-scven men.
Tho hospital corps OF tho First Bat
tulion. with only two men assent, was
present and Captain Charles q. Cook
was immensely gratiticd with the IN
spection. which was conducted b.
Lieutenant W. T. Witham, c. 4 C.. Of
Fortress Monroe.
Headquarters and Companies C and
+ Will be inspected tonight by Cap.
tain BalIcil
Following the inspection last night
Company Il gave AN Informal reception
when brief address was made BY
Major Lawrence r. Price. commanding
the First Battalion. lie expressed his
confidence that by January !, 1918. tho
local battalion or the First Regiment
would be quartcred III Il new urmory.
which would be second to non, South
OF the Mason and Dixon Line He de-
ciared that the battalion was abao-
lutcly upon It's feet and he urged tho
men To continue their work that their
organization might head the militia Of
the State
y few remarks were also made By
Captain e. y. Crawford formerly IL
Company d, First Resinicnt, nrd now
vice president OF the First Regiment
Association.
One OF the features OF last nights
Inspection was the presence OF several
retired officers including Captain J. H.
stone, OF Company F; Lieutenant w
II. underwater, Company L; Lieuten-
ant L. p. L-crerinG. Company {. and
Lieutenant 7. AZ johnson. Company A.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-11
MAY ANNEX STRIP
ON BROOK ROAD
City Looking for More Room
for It's Colored
Population.

y meeting of special committee
OF the CITY Council ON providing suit
able living conuitions for coIorcd ciii-
zcns has been called tor TINS after
noon Ut ) o'clock. Councilman Non-
dcrlchr is chairman. and the members
are CouucIlmen POLLOCK ana Iticnurus
and Aldermen kain and Mitchell
The appointment oil TINS committee
WAS an outErowth OF the adoption lust
year ltne Vonderlchr aggregation
ordinance, which uimcd TO prevent
co!orcd and white families from occu-
Dying dwelling houses on the same
block. That ordinance. which has now
hcen In effect for many months. pro-
vidcs that no colorcd family may
move into d house OH amy block the
majority OF the huoseholders arc
white, and similarly that no white
family may move into amy block Ius
majority of the houscholdcrs OF which
are oolorcd.
Objection was raised in the debate
Oh that ordinance that the section
formerly known as Jackson Ward.
mainly occupied by colored people.
WAS much overcrowdcd. and that the
practical effect of the segregation law
would be TO further ovcrcrowd livins
conditions. making the section OF the
C5tS HeNoltC 10 ColoIeu people uH-
healthy. and anording nc outlet TO the
better class of colorcd people who
could afford better homes.
To meet this objection the special
committee was named to take into
consideration the adyisability OF an
rcNinS 10 the city strip OF territory,
preferably surrounding tho Virginia
Union University. colorcd iust!tu
ton on tho Brook Turnpike; the con-
struction through the same Of streets
and sewers, the laying Of water and
gas mains and otherwise providing
for the creation OF Il new and more
attractive colored to relieve congestion
and prevent the continued cncroaciI-
mcnt OF the colorcd people OH streets
which, UP to this time, have been &C.
cupicd only by white residents
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-11
BRIDGE COMMITTEE CALLED
Matters Affecting Construction ,
NInNn's IAlnnd 10 lie niscnS.oa

y special meeting Of the Council
committee on Electr!city mas been
called for tomorrow night al $50
o'clock
y meeting OF the bridge subcommit-
tee of the Committee on Streets, whic,
mas charge of the Construction Of tho
new MAYO Bridge, has also been called
Tor tomorrow nigh, at $50 o'clock.
INC bridge committee consists Of
McsS'S ADAMS, Don Lcavy. Pollock
Zones, Lynch, MOORE ana FERGUSON.
The city Attorney. City Engineer ana
CHARLES Meredith. attorney for the
May" Land and Bridge Company, have
been asked 10 he present. ms matters
affecting tho construction on Mayo's
island viii lie discussed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-11
THANKS TO PRESS
Club Cominenda Co-opcrH-
live Spirit of Richmond Newspapers.

live Spirit OF H1rhmbnu Newspapers.
Special recognition of the assistance
rendered by the newspapers of Rich
mond In the efforts being made TO adj
vartisc Richmond was taken yesterday
at a meeting OF the Richmond Adver-
Users Club, held at the Business Mems
Club last night. Tho meeting was
largely attended, and the earnest hope
was expressed that the press OF the
city would continue the work which
has caused SO much favorable com
mcnt William II. Adams stated that,
although nc had been member of the
Board OF Aldermen for sixteen years.
he had not known that Richmond had
as low tax rate as any city of 10000
or more population in the United
states until he saw the fact announced
in tho papers.
Tho club adopted formal resolutions
setting forth Its conviction that tho
newspapers of Richmond are rendering
valuable service TO thu community in
running In display type daily certain
facts about the city. furnished by the
Advertisers' Club, The opinion is en-
pressed that large percentage of the
att enhance at the Auditorium at the
civic meeting on January was due
to the publicity given to the meeting
In tho local papers. The club there
fore sets itself on record as deenly
rporsciatine the spirit of co-opcra ton
shown by the press Of the city. and in
vites n continuance of the good work
for the benont OF the community at
large.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-11
WOMAN IN CASE
John higgins, Alleged Pinkcrton De-
tcctINc, CbnrEcd With Frnud.

Echoing the case of u NJ. Bland. who
was arrested Tuesday night on Il
charge OF being disorderly and inter
fcriug with g. r. Cooke, John Higgins.
claiming. 1t is said. to be Pinkcrton
detective. was arrested yesterday by
Detective Sergeant Kellam on charge
Of being disorderly and attempting TO
obtain under false prctcnses $40 from
Mr. Cooke.
Bland was charged when he was az
rested with following Mr. Cooke,
against whom charges had been made
by a third person. In the backs ground
appears woman, who Is namc1ess now.
1t is probable, however. that her name
will be divulgcd when the hearing OF
Bland and Higgins comes before JUS
ticc Crutchfcld
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-11

N'A"2 were Tho expressions uf rlcag,,y.
aud rr.!s aroand tio capitol ycst.r,,,,.
Mnen y was antnoriiatiyciy reported ,hn,
,a' condition .! Governor w!,l.au, IIndgns
H""h "'tF greatly improved Ills excel
l'H9E. secretary Zen i. owen. announce i
t""t "" Governor w"u!d MOI be In his offir.
curing : p" dH" hut was 'ccliu.- vel ,rnn,i
TO DE out " bed ana Walking nrouna III.
hMe"H%" Man5.on. II" will bc able to re-.
to-day '' ''"s'
Ind: me hcuyy strain OF preparing ,hro,
lngss"zes !" 'he Tcris'n.urc. in ADDITION Il
'h!tfhuiHf 10 'i'o roun'nc duties Of his one.
'0't'h'r Maun suffered Il slgat attack q
i.!n"ss several days uso ana has ~, u y,
~ ms office since Monday. While his cor
d!tl"h VAS never reported as alarming nj
htneSs hi inis time nevertheless caused con
S'ut'a'4t Hh"hsa ness around the CAPITOL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-11
" A N I S VITAL
RECORDS KEPT.
State Health Board Urges Pass
age Of Sanitary Mcasures-Ask
Funds to Purchase AntitoXin.

Recommendations for decided lcgis-
lation for improving sanitary Condi-
tons were adopted yesterday at the
annual meeting of the state Board Of
Health. Most important of the recon-
Inendations was that calling upon tho
Legislature 10 enact the Bill for Regis
,ration of Vital Statistics. Other
recommendations for legislation asked
for adoption Of Bill to Secure Purity
OF Public Water Supplies, Blll 10
provide for Analysis of all bottled
Mineral Waters. end an appropriation
Of $4,000 10 defrav tho expense OF free
distribution or diphthcria antitoXin 20
all citizens
An extension OF the rules for quar-.
Hnt!n, was adopted by the Board The
new quarantine rules are merely ali
application OF the rules already IN
effect and provide that the physician
diagnosing any case Of soarlct-fcvcr
or diphtheris shall notify the family Of
his diagnosis. This regulation viii
ensure the Immediate isolation of con-
taS!ous diseases, ii is believed.
Regulations providing for supplying
public schools with proper sanitary
arrangements before september |. 1912.
were also adopted by tho Board ltcgp-
la lions regarding the protection of
mineral springs at summer resorts
against polluts9n and regulations re-
auir!ng the .scr-eninE against files Of
kitchens. dining rooms and pantrlcs OF
hotels, between May and November
10, were passed.
All Members Present.
Fly special invitation OF the Board Of
Health, DR. Frank l. Watkins of the
United states Bureau oil the Census,
was present at yesterdays meeting and
pssisted in drawing up the Vital Statis-
Tic Bill Al the energies at the com
.rand Of the Board Of Health will be
put forward to pass this bill, which i,
IS believed, viii fill & Very great want
in THE state Thc Bil provides for
the permanent registration OF all
births and deaths in the State /, re-
1uires physicians 10 furnish birth ana
death certificates 10 local Justices ri
tho Peace. vho VIII receive the death
rcrtificnte in order 10 issue permits 10,
burial These certificates arc all to b,
Forwarded 10 Richmond for permanent
record and statistical usc
When the meetings was cai!ci /,
order yesterday morning at o'clock
al tho members OF tho Eoard wcr,
prescut Immediately upon the read
5ug Of the annual report OF the liealtl
Commissioner Dr. EHniou G. Wintums
thc Board cleaned az routine business
and proceeded 10 spcc!al recommends
lions and cnactments Adiournncn
GANG at 3.l5 o'clorjl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-11
SUPREME COURT RECORDS

yesterday in the Supreme Court OF APP
pcals of Virginia:
Norfolk Fire Insurance Corporation
rs. Wood who sues, etc, CT ais. Ar
gued by Peatross & Savage for appel
lants and by Caskie & Caskic for ap-
pcllecs. and submitted.
Brown ct ais. US. Surry Lumber Com
nany. Argued by George Mason and
Charles T.. Pummcr, for appellants,
and by William Il. Mc1lwsinc and Davis
~ Davis, for appcllees. and submitted
Deane rS. Turner CT ais. Submitted
on briefs.
Next casss called: Whitley vs.. Book
az Brick Conpany. Jefferson rs. school
Board OF Amelia county. hughes VS..
Eurwci. The Dino Deposit and Dis
count Bank of Scranton. Pa, vs.. West
colt u; ais.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-11
ANNUAL MEETING
Stockholders of scrrsity Life Insurance
COmrnny GrntIhed with ProErcas.

pt Lie
Company Gratihcd With ProErcas.
The annual meeting o. the Security
Life Insurance Company OF America. q
corporation chartered under the laws
OF Virginia, but which does the bulk
o! it's business IN the Middle West,
took place yesterday afternoon at tho
Jefferson Hotel. In the absence OF the
president, w. o. Johnson. OF Chicago,
George c. Gale. vicc-rrcsldent of Chi
caSo presided
The stockholders appeared decidedly
Impressed with the material gains
made during the past yea-. 1t was an
nounced that the stock OF tho company
was being closely held. while the
patronage has steadily grown.
The following directors were elected:
Edgar a. Bancroft. OF Chicago: New
land T. DePauw. of New Albany. Ind.
Charles a. Carlisle. of South Bend.
Ind; George W. Dixon. OF Chicago:
George c. Gale. of Chicago: W. o.
Johnson, OF Chicago: P. A Myers. OF
Ashland, O.; Judge e. D. Newman. Of
Woodstock, Va: G. C. Strauss, Of Chi
cage: John X. Toner, OF Harrisburg.
Pa. and Fred W. upham. Of Chicago
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-11
WOULD PROTECT ROBINS
Audubon Society VIII Ask Lcgisluture
to Stop Singing or These Birds.

y meeting of the legislative commit
zee OF the Audubon Society of Virginia
VIII DC held this afternoon at Il O'Clock
in Room T0i Mutual Building when a
Dill prohibiting the killing OF robins
at all times In the State will be drafted
and presented to the present session
oil the Legislature for passage.
This plan of the society, IT Is under
stood. has been Endorsed by the farm
crS OF the State In letter TO VI. d.
lfnrt, secretary OF the society, J. y
jackson. editor Of the Southern Plant
cr declared that the robin is ono of
me most effective dcstroyers of in
sects, and therefore boon TO the
farmers. He urged that everything he
done TO secure tho adoption OF the bill
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-11
CHAMBER MEETS TO NIGHT
Commercial Ii"dy TO Hear Nnuuni re.
nnrt> and I:IrCt Oliircrs

Th3 ANIMAL meeting q the CnafnIer
OF Commerce VIII be held az H:I5
o'clock tonight at the Jefferson ilotcI
auditorium Reports VIII h. submilted
Including the annual report O.! the
president. reviewing the work ot the
chamber during lba past year ana max
ing Recommendation for furtaer work.
Officers ana directors for the coming
sea" vii! hc elected 4 iargs attend
ancc Of the membership IS anticipated.
Following the business proceedings,
REFRESHMENTS will be served
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-11

TN" EnoWs and iutcn6cly cold WEATHER ~
the past few days have seriously impaired
work pn the new pcst-onicc building AT
!cni' aud Main streets. Whether the con-
rr"t" roof. when was only recently hi; ON
Is DAMAGED. VIII no, bc known ,n;iI after
the wooden forms are removed. and this
cannot be done unti tho structure is clcarrd
Of the thick layer OF snow
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-11
MEET HERE SOON
Committee Will Select Place of Meeting 70,
Virginia Press Association.

walter Z. Addison, of Lynchburs. r.es,.
d:ht OF the Virginia Press Association, is e1-
pected 10 cal! meeting OF the executive
cominIttee TO be held in Richmond somc
time this month. for tho purpose Of soieet,nr
n date ond the next place for the annual
meeting. Lat year the association met NJ
Natural Bridge. It is expected that tho com
ms session will be somewhere in the Vir-
E!nia mountains.
II. X. Mills OF Buena Visa. one ot rho
members o! the executive committee, was In
Richmond yesterday and announced Tho fact
that the committee would meet here In a
short while.
Other members OF the committee are as
follows: {. b. Cook. OF Richmond, vice
president OF the association: j. L. Hart.
secretary; George y. Greene. OF Clifton
Forge; y. p. Rowe. OK fredericksburg; c.
10. Dennit. OF Salem. and Allen Potts. o:
Richmond. =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-11
CATCH FUGITIVE
Joseph Frederick. Twelve Years Old,
Arrested In lIurriSsIr.- Pm

NNN0rding 10 tclcl:ram received
Yesterday afternoon at police head
quarters, Joseph Frederick. twelve
Years old. who recently escaped from
the associated Charities. has been ar
resiH,: IN Harrisburg. Ia. Major Nc.
ner was notified hv Jumcs IL. Huichir.
son chief Of police in Harrisburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-11
SEVEN PINES LINE
Chamber OF Commerce Will Not Take
Further Action In the Matter.

At meeting OF the executive committee
OF the Chamber OF Commerce, held on the
9th instant. IL was determined tina, tho
matter OF the transfer OF the Seven Pines
line TO the Richmond. Urbanna and Peninsu.
lar Hallway Company required further
Endorsement from tho Chamber Of Commerce.
II was the sense OF the meeting that mas
much as the board OF directors OF the Cham
Der OF Commerce after FULL hearing o.
both sides OF the question, and after careful
consideration, had given It's unquai !fcd in
dorsemcnt to said transfer, /: was unneces-
gary TO give further consideration TO the
ordinance, which has been recommended by
subcommittee OF the Council.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-11
An,cricnn national Oniccr.

In tho list % directors % tho An,c-.,,,
National i!Rnk published yesterday. foIlo,r.
inE the report 81 tho aanIal meeting =,
"a" st"chho!ders % tina, Institution. I'M,
Na'ncs OF w j. Parrish, Iuthcr n Jenkins
ana J, Garnett Tabb wcrc omitted Nisn
ainpns ihc natncs o, tho officer. ~ III.
shmc bank the maine % Ilerry IS. Eountr.,
should appear az yIcc-Ire-idcni
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-11
Erect Brick Office.

\ building permit was issued yes
terdaN TO Davis & Archer to erect a
detached onc-story brick Office on the
south side Of Hanover, between Davis
and Robinson streets. to cost SEQ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-11
ChnrEcd Win Theft

! Mahie Patterson, co!orcd, WAS ar.
restcd Yesterday on chmru, ~ s,r,,
ing - from Mira y. Mcconnell
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-15
Wherever You See Our AID 49, Turks a Bar6ain
HOUSE s. HERMANN

nsr Chapiine snd Tiftserth streets.
second Sunday after Trinity. SUNDAY.
Do run on the q a p. 3D. lima
Second Presbyterian church. corner
Cnarles "a. Mcdonald. 10. -. pastor
Services ~ 1880 o. M and Z fG y m .
ftbhafh school a. o.1b g. m. Chriafirn
Endeavur meeting AZ D. M Christian
rieetuE wednesday ~ ICES r. m Al
1890 ir the auditorium the annual
childrrna day service and the baptism
n children. and fn the evening the raa-
fCr VIII speak on "A Better Realization
- God "
The follgwins musical programs will
b. rendered.
Morning Service
Orran Prelude March fn 20 VIM WU
tfert0ry- Darcaruila .....T unerhrrh
net fiark Hark' Ny Soul shelley
Mrs ida Nolta stober and Miss
Mary O. Headiev
Evening Service
crFan Prelude March Eeiigieuse
As.h.m -"coas " rhsnsfuii People ,s9S.''
oHerioryRMsiody IN k......'i ''''o'"
Anthem me lord = 81 shsp lsSan"
orran Prelude Finai PAM 1919. 1870
Wesias a. e church. 112s jacob
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-15

street Rev j. ~ workman. pastor -
sunday school 80 e.a0 Preaching SER
wee 90 $50 y. m. ChildrFu'a DAY erer-
Ci7sH AZ 10 o. m Glass meeting a. 8 80
- On Epw0rth league Monday evsrinE
~ 3 m. Chndrena meeting Wednaa-
day evening followed b. prayer ser
wee a. p. m
Thomson NJ ~ broadway. between
Virginia and Zane. Frederick RI Ross
rastor o. Morning and evening services
no The usual hours. wifh preaching ~
the pastor sunday school 80 $50 n
rt Epuurth league ~ G.f6 D. m Wid-
week prayer and praise services Wed
Del ednV evening 81 1876 The public
cordially invited 90 nll services
Latter Day Saints church. corner
Forty second and Jacob streets sun
day school Ht DO a. m. Services at on 20
D. m in charge ~ . n WIrahIr
IreachlnE ~ les D. m. b. Elder a. D.
Thomas
Fourth Street VI % church REV Geo
y oliver. II u pastor apreachina al
lf 10 a m. and 40 D. m. BY the paafor.
morning fnnmH Different arnfaa fn
lIearfn Evening topic. The pr0nhaf
To Today sunday school at a1F IL
m Epuorth League o. $40 b ~
There viii BE- choice artnsura Fofh
morning and evening BY the choir Tire
SUNDAY school board meets MONDAY
evening. PRAYER mesuna Wsdneadav
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-15

evening 81 T.ao. Strangers and visit
OrH always md q welcome Another
class o. new members received a. both
ruhlic services
Reform church. ThlrtV-afnfh end EdT
~ eeta Rev. p ~ rreuaa. pastor .
sunday school 80 o.ft preachinr ser
vice On Neran a. 10.a0 o. Wlllinr
workers society eatiuH az G.a1 u ~
rrerlnl eVfuiua HerVirea On celebration
81 ne tenth anniverEarv q the lay
NE or TIE cnrnnfafnnn and foreign n1In4
eIurarV society. German service rrfI
ne preached e. 10 ~ the Rev. W r1-
feris N 80 Johns church. ana EnrIfah
rfrNtOee hT fne Rev. A. r. Nannn IA
special musical proEran win b. rsnf-
greg and ne church u~sutifuily decor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-15
Christ's Witness to John the Baptist.
TIE STORY


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5oSns Dssess and Baptism DID S a mighty s: %
saa os.s as Saa osasr
Of his Suttey that Ws what You S had Or s
;ad honey
have closed uSon S Your sS To- M wall; would never
last the p the You only prophet
whom prophets themselves had borne
T :i l SsS :.s
%ddsd as hey %ss Dn the Od % h.
%o S Tah SGd sssT @ the
respond to G the P1 1sy So SS'0 on
Ny IN sHs
the asy John
soes f n sc s snG s @
umph.ny indicated who really pos
THE LANTERN
Many noble martyr has
HS.. s 'af & H 6p s q. rGe
would cr.c.e s.n Tsoms se r the eeT
no hotter a 9 than Ga: sG
.D'sd with HI. baptism ss'Gs Death :sna hGSn he
eens E .; holy n
It's effects ar. III assS S' nO s $50 %gS nss
library shelves. 0 TSe Rd es ' I'm peTos msT
eSsy aan are sn hs s We cam the d.
T S5 E s: S sHsi example Ms .. If
humble .Sse a1d kept a EsS9s h
words. me A6 G a a1 eSs Of but % 'qs
Ssy; G aaa @ S sa Rs Ma
a opening aA Of more s a a9 s G s9eS John F
e ea S3R vh sH john hs d sss
MS greatest thing
This he did with ~ - Nv vas ~ u'''
ANALYSIS
Criticism Of John Baptist
His Functiin
His Advantages. eterinK Faith
Jesus Attitude
No Indgnty InvestiE Con-ni,ac
4 ..u Gon b.t.y, wSlsO 9os, Made Observers
Johns Jordan
No Time
Prophet his
A Wedge Splitting Asunde
Because Ascetio
Jesus
Young People,s Devntin
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-15

When your child has whoooirr
cough b careful to keep the courb
loose and expectoratiou easy By rivir~
Chamberlain'a CouRh Remedy a. rsaS
% required. This remedy win afan
hquhy the tough mucous and make IA
easier 20 eNpcctorafe 10 has been M.
I'd successfully I'm many epidemica ara
j. safe and sure. FOR sale b. Al
dealers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-15
Young Peoples Devotional Service.

Within S ssrs Is OF smile
nS IN q IKE - an ar cushion Jolt
peasannes5' with
nnnte one who has had what Ruskn possession
ting out OF alignment that friction " e
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-10-04

For sore throat, swollen ton Is, pill.
pies on hte tongue, gargle the threat
or rinse the mouth with DARBY'S
PROPHYLACTIC FLUID diluted in a
little water. 1t will quickly restore
normal conditions. Battle the skin
with it to reduce swellings, cuts in.
sect bites or stings, wash out ragg.
wounds, old sores or barbed wire cuts
1t disinfects the wound and hea!s the
flesh Price cents per bottle. Sold
by all druggists.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-10-04
A LOG ON THE TRACK

of the fast express means serious
trouble ahead if not removed, so does
loss Of appetite. 1t means lack 1of
vitality loss Of strength and nerve
weakness. Ifappetite fails, take Elec-
trio Bitters quickly to overcome the
cause by tOning up the stomach and
curing the indigestion. Michael Hess
heimer Of lincoln, Neb., had been sick
over three years, but six bottles of
Electric Bitters put him right on his
feet again They have helped thou
sands They give pure blood, strong
nerves, good digestion. Only so cents
at all druggists.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-10-04

Mrs. John Hooer, living three mile
west of Burton, Ca, states: 81 suffer
ed with kidney trouble, but at first I
did not know what it was. Then | 81
seve pains in my back and hips and
my left kidney aehed terribly. Foley
Kidney Pills weresgiven me, and after
taking them for about two weeks, all
my pains disappeared" For sale by
all druggists.