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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-17
HENRY MEYER DEAD

Henry Meyer. one or the best known
older printers OF Richmond. died sud-
denly yesterday morning whiie writ
ing a letter to his daughter at the
home Of his son. Walter g Meyer. sls
North Sixth street. Death was que
to heart disease. and was without no
tice. Mr. Meyer having been In ms
usual health and having been ABOUT
the streets as usual on sunday Mr.
Meyer was in his seventy seventh
wear and was fOr some time financial
secretary of the Richmond TYPO
graphical Union
He is survived by two sons. waiter
G. and Floyd y. Never. 81 Eichmord.
and one daughter. Mrs. Laura watts.
Of Auburn. Y g. he IL also survived
by two brothers. Fred Mcy cr. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-17
DEATHS

iFYER-Died. suddenly yesterday -
1850 T. NJ. at the residence Of his
son. Walter c. Meyer, SIS North
sixth Street. HENRY MEYER. ID
the seventy-seventh year OF his age
Funeral notice later.
Jones in Ginter Park. al the
residence OF James B Barker. al
o'clock yesterday mOrning. IN ~
Seventy-ninth year Of her age. MIX
SARAH J. JONES. widow q Thomas
Jones.
Funeral s.5o THIS AFTERNOON
at grave in Hollywood
HI-RT.-Died. al. her daughters resi-
JULIA ETA HURT. AGED sixty
eight years To mourn their Jos,
she leaves a daugter. one son ana
zrandchildren.
Funeral notice later
sad It Is when family circles are
To see how quickly they pas
away.
For inc one fondlv cherished
could no longer with ne stay.
It's hard to break the tender cord
When love has bound the heart.
Us hard. 80 hard. O. SPEAK inc
words.
We must forever part
sRANDCiIILD. ". i. Y.
"A rIEEoy.-Dicd. at virginia Hos.
nitaf Nondav al see Y. NJ. JOSEPH
r. WII.LEKOY. AGED sixty years.
Funeral notice later.
Newport News. West Point papers
COPY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-17
IN MEM0RIAM

GordorsviIic. Va. Dec. 10. 1919
49,. NE<TEY OF CHRIST CHURCH
~ .o.d their profound sorrow at the
'',der death o. their beloved rec
-" REV. JOHN :. GIBSON. D u.
.'t1eh sad event occurred at the
srctorv wednesday. December 4.
49,. o.; a~out 1859 = II
~. Gibson took charge Of this
,-rr and 81 the churches At Bar
e.l..rsviilc ard Somerset September
lsrf with uaffagRinE zeal and
iray h. devoted himself 20 their
hlfiair-. and 20 inbuing their
cr. gatious with the love and
sIf 81 Jesus christ lie wrought
'iaith ~ work while Providence
.nittcd. and in the cause 81 Jesus
I'll good works his love Wa
~cnaucd We trust that that
.ge may not ANGUISH because ~
- death. but rather that his cN-
de 81 zeal and earnestness nav
.-,air a continuing heaven 20 work
-, eoos results IN all his congre-
lions. and lu this whole c0rnuun-
It's -. 49,. .....t..
ed ~ each member 81 the
sisyr~ 4. entered ~ large anon
minutes. aud that = copy ~
same. with our heartfelt syn
NV. BE- especially commur Gated
his idow and family. and be
20 iished IN the Southern Church
anf the local papers.
JOHN WILLIS.
q G. GRAVES.
". G. BAKER.
GEORGE WRIGHT.
GEORGE W. BARBOUR
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-17
.LEWISOHh FACING
CONTEMPT CHARGE


member the figures
VIII YOU furnish the committee a
statement Of your operations in this
stock market. when, during October.
with I05..79 shares listed. @62,3'o
shares were traded in, and with a
statement Of the syndicate's proht on
the sale of the stock" asked MI Tn
termyer.
I will not furnish = statement OF
the profits" said Mr.. Lewisohn-
DO you refuse TO furnish II?
asked Mr.. Untermyer.
Il do
Chairman Pujo took hand In the
proceedings but Mr.. Lewisohn declined
20 answer the question. The commit
tee then adjourned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-17
PROBE WILL AFFECT
EVERY SHIP IN FLEET

been communicated with and Il was found
thar ;he naval authorities were no. IA
tia.atlon o. the civil order o. appeal from
Jrag. WaddiiFs aYpeal, II Eending Dicke.
auaf. en- conhdent that persued the
slght cc>--e in construction % the nara-
,aw. and Protecting the governments inter
o., IN Z very important matter
In the course % an extended reply 20 Nr-
Hicks Capta;n MARK. 1ucEe-advocafe % the
corrt-1rar:!al expressed the desire that the
public vouid Withhold Judgment Tor the
pr.i.elt adding that only justice has been
done. and tina, the public would eventually
rra..za IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-17

= hitch has occurred which may preNe NJ
the issuance o. license 10 the CoiuInola
Insurance CoTnpany. o. Jersey city. y. J.
which has applied Tor admission to virginia
1t IS supposed 70 do marine insurance
business but desires 70 protect pianos not
only in transit on water. but until their
final sale by the dealer This. according 70
the Bureau o. Insurance. would constitute
A-e insurance. and the concern must quail
Nv 70 do that line o. business.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-17
Indor.e Fairgrounds.

The following committee from the Eie-
rnsn.ary Teachers Association OF Richmond
has been appointed 20 Cooperate II the
rene-sl rlovefner. 10 secure adequate play
grounds FOR the citv. Miss l. r Jones. Miss
Lula Epps Miss Made! Doboins. Miss c. :
Adair Miss \ H Kirby. Miss " Z. Craig
The Elemen-ary Teachers Association has
given is hearty Endorsement TO the play
ground campaign
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-17

The funeral OF Archie Boiling Armstrong.
WHO died Saturday morning a. mis- home.
10 East Broad Street. in the seventy-siXth
year o. bis age. viii De ned TINS afternoon
a. ? o'clock from Christ Episcopal Church.
with Rev. Morris : Eagle. the rector. off,
cla.!nR
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-17

ATTENDING school at Stauntor. died a
few days ago and was buried there.
Price Weddle who had been very
Ill with tuberculosis for two years,
died recently and was buried at the
lGladesboro Lutheran Cemetery.
Ms Greenville Willis. aged about
ninety years. died Saturday night. and
the funeral was held at the Willis Gap
graveyard.
GranviIl McGrady. an old soldier of
the War Between the states, died a
few days ago
Thomas Overman.
Especial to The Times dispatch
Salisbury. y c., December Is
'3homas Overman. aged fifty-five
wears. died at his home in Salisbury
to-day. after an illness of three years
He was a cousin of Senator Lee 3
IOverman. and is survived by wife.
three sons and two daughters. The
burial will take place al Franklin on
Tue sday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-17
Judgment Entered.

Judgment was entered yesterday IN
the suit OF Pitcher & Moncure, re-
ceivers of the Savings Bank OF the
Grand Fountain. United True Reform
ers against Samuel : Richardson in
the City Circuit Court in the sum o.
s34O12
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-17

OF Richmond.
Mr.. Never was foreman OF the prIn.
ing office of the old Central frssus
terrain. formerly the Waterman Oh IL
So,qb @or more than fifty years. h-
Va a member of Centenary Metho -
Lodge and of AbOu Ben Adhe,i
Lodge of Fellows. ArraneeH N
for the funeral have not been COZ"
Mated
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-17
514-516 E. Broad Street.

We are large shippers Of Wines and
Liquors. Write for price list of holiday
goods. We prepay express on $500 or
over
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-17
THE WEATHER.

Forecast: For Virginia, Worth and
south CaroIina-Fair Tuesday, follow
cd by local rains Tuesday night
Wednesday morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-17

| Especial to The Times Dispatch
| r,rederick Sburg. " December 10
~, w d Bryant. wife of the section
-"-:er of the Richmond. Fredericks
i - and Potomac Railroad. died at hc1
&c near HamiltOns Crossing, il
"so"lsvlvania County, a short distance
"a this city. last night, aged thirty
- years She is survived by he'
| tn'-oand. four children and her pa
russ The body Will be taken L
ren.,rsburs. her former home. fo'
| burial
Mrs. Tnmsie Stultx-
rSpecial to The Times Dispatch.
| ,,srtinsville. Va. December lo--Mrs
sic Stultz. widow OF Brice Stultz
mis- county, died at her home. al
VI ". revav. yesterday afternoon Mrs
,tz was eighty-ave years old she
a Miss Wells. Of Henry County
~dS N resulted from paralysis. she hav-
80 been stricken about three months
ihS she is survived by FIVE sons
ago w Stultz. Of Memphis. Tenn
JohT S.uItz Of oklahoma. Henry
RAJ Of Winston. Y e: T. W. Stultz
- yIartinsville. and Brice Stult~' o.
81 ~ County she leaves also two
/ ,ihters-Misses Anna and Ahce
Gdus Of Rideeway-and two sisters
: -" susan ?. Bryant. OF Henry Coun-
M Mrs. II. r. Burnett. Of Reds
III. y e The funeral took place Al
p"5-eway this afternoon
n~cent Deaths Mt CIsdesboro-
,'spe.iaI 20 The Times Dispatch
1 ssdesboro. Va. December fs.-M' IS
81, Haynes. % this place. who was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-17
Mrs. w. ID. Bryant.

NH I'M is Mrs. Jesse stubbs. of spotsyl-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-17
RELIEF OF PUBLIC
F ROMHIGR RICES

NLOEtInutd rom FIoN 'Is0'I
firm. Tho withdrawal Of the support
OF this firm from the proposed railroad
was he'd TO have thwarted the road s
construction.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-17
would Retain AdrinnopIe.

They provide also that the sultan
shall have a representative in the ter
ritories passing 10 the allies. where
ottoman courts shall be Instituted for
Nussutman subjects Acrianople. the
first Turkish capital IN Europe. and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-17

asserted on good authority that they
include the renunciation by both sides
o. any money transaction under the
form Of Indemnity OF otherwise ex-
cept the taking over by the Balkan
states Of portion Of the Ottoman
public debt prOpor1onately 10 the new
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-17
PEACE DELEGATES
IN FIRST SESSION

CONTINUED From Fist Page)
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ton to Tobias 3. Gerald Of Clinton, land
and buildings 81.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY +. Bradstreet
of F'arfningda1e To Ciardel Bradstreet
of Farninsdale. land and buildings 81.
Gardiner Mary NJ Libby Of Gardiner
to sLeonette r. Oldham Of Lawrence.
land and buildings, 81; Mae 5. Tibbetts
of sanford to Charles \. Traftoh of
sanford, land ard buildings, S.
Mount Nernon.-Albert \. Varney of
Augusta. Mary A. Bennett Of Winthrop
and Nellie +. Varney Of Mt. Vernon to
Adde NJ Wadleigh of Belgrade land 81;
Francis b. Leighton Of Mt. Vernon o
Alvra w Pettingill, land. So.
Oakland-Frank j. Robinson of Fair
field to B. Frank Bridges of Oakland,
land and buildings, 81.
Pittston.-Ellen N. Cess of Pittston TO
Isabelle T. Hale OF Augusta, land and
buildings. 81; Caroline f. Smith of Gar
diner to Victoria L. Gilpatrie of Gardi-
her, land, 81.
ndolph--Frank II. Meady OF Ran
dolph to Fred d. Blodgett of Randolph,
land. 81.
Readfield-Mrs. Nellie F. Wright OF
Readfeld to Mark s Collins Of Read
field. land. 81
Rome.-Eugene w. Towle of Belgrade
to Francis Moorehead of Rome land. 81
Francis Moorhead of Rome to Meta
Sabin Moorhead of Rome. land.
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KILLS THE DANDRUFF GERM
STOPS FALLING HAIR
Others Initial and Make Similar Claims But the Genuine
and Original Dandruff Germ Destroyer is Newbros
Herpcide.

Tie discovery of the dandruf germ
as the cause Of all hair troubles is not
a recent event. Prof. tnna gave the
Germ theory to the world in 1857 and
two years later Sabouraua by his ex
periments with RABBIT proved beyond
a doubt the actual existence OF this
germ.
On the heels of this establishment of
the germ theory came the discovery of
Newmos Herpicide. This was the
first and only remedy for the destruc-
ton of the dandruf germ. -
There have been other preparations
alleged to kill this germ. stop falling
hair and itching of the scalp. But
Newbro's Herpicide really does these
things. For this reason it has long
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Cured without pain

Safe, easy treatment, based
on 81 wears successful prac-
tice in Maine. Cure guaran.
teed. No operation or de-
tention from business. Free
consultations. free letter
Or. C.. FlSkE
Snecislist on DiseasesOf kectnm
s3Pieasapt Az. W oodf' .. Portland
New Dew iit House. ln~ isfon,
Satmdays, 10 Am. 70 SPIN.
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SURE WAY TO REGAIN
ROBUST BLOOM OF YOUTH
CFrom Woman's Trihune.)

A smooth, velvety- soft skin, with
delicate peach like bloom, is one OF the
Creators most exquisite works. When
the first blush of youth is over, TINS
beautiful tint and satiny lustre are
rarely seen. How to preserve thehl-
that's the question. Famous beauty
experts abroad long have known that
ordinary mercolized wax works. Won
tiers in this direction. 1t actually
gives a new surface to the skin, re-
storing that marvellous girlish color
and softness in a remarkable man
ner. An ounce of this wax, procur-
able at any drug store, will convert "a
faded. worn -out or discolored COM
plexion into ole of captivating love-
illness in less than two weeks. No
special skill is necessary in applying
the wax, it being smeared on at night
like cold cream and washed off in the
morning.
To remove wrinkles, or delay their
formation. a face bath made by DIS
solving l OF. powdered saxolite IN p
ut witch hazel. will be wonderfuiiy
ef1icacious. This tones up relaxed
skin. causing it TO remain firm ana
unstretched.
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servant fell sick he went TO jesus ask
ing faF healing. In our Lords meta
pi.ar this was another Gentle dog de-
siifns Il srumb from the children's ta-
bic
The Ccoturions faith, our Lord de-
clared, Was superior To anything that
He had foand amongst the Israelites,
Gods favored people. He was so con-
fdent of Jesus power that while he
urged that, being a Gentle, Jesus
would not wish to honor or recognize
him hy coming under his roof, yet he
besousht Him simply to say the word
and he was sure il would be sufficient
to heal his servant. He got his re-
quest.
Jesus took the occasion to say that
The Islae!ites, who We're counting SO
much on their relationship to God as
the CHI! lren of Abraham, Isaac and
Jacob, would find themselves greatly
mistaken. Being the children of Abb
raham did mean that they would have
special privileges, but these they We're
enjoying and not approaching
God did luke out of their nation the
'lsraeiites iadeed;" meantime the rest
WI & tiltihfh. anu iCI tHe past etStl-
teen centuries He has been completing
the Elect Kingdom Church, out of all
nations. peoples and tongues. But He
is selecting none except such as have
the faith and obedience of Abraham
ard die spirit of His Son Jesus. These
will be associated in his Kingdom,
while The natural Israelites. over con-
fident, let the privilege so by.
Nevertheless the Scriptures most
clearly declare that the natural seed
Of Abraham, the Jews. are still heirs
OF d certain promise of God, which in
due time viii come to them. To their
nation will come the great privilege
Of Icing the foremost nation amongst
men during Messiahs glorious reign,
when the Church, glerified, spiritual
lied. Will he with Him in His Throne.
invisible "a men. st. Paul thus ex-
Plains that the full number, to COM
plete' the Elect Kingdom class. must
be first found amongst the Gentles,
ard then, these being glorifisd in the
First Resurrection. Natural Israel will
obtain the great earthly blessings
which are still theirs and which We're
promised 10 their fathers. Natural
Israel viii receive blessings from
Spiritual Israel.-Romans XII 1854.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following real estate transfers
have been recorded during the past week
mt the Kennebec county registry Oh
deeds;
Augusta.--Larkin NJ. Leland of Angus
ia 10 Mary A. Brooks of Augusta ian'l
and buildings. $1,000 Belle savage 81
sllowhegan to Deelsa n. Stafford oil Aa-
gusta, land, 81.
Belcrade-A. Alma Childs of Belgrade
TO Mark Collins of Read6eld, land ana
buildings. 81.
Chelsea.--D. G. Higginbottom MCCOY
of Chelsea to Augusta X. Jones OF AuT
gusta, land and buildings, 81; Foster l.
Wakefield of Augusta to Thomas {. Fen
ney of Augusta, land and buildings 81
China. -Martha Whitman of SAINT
Cloud, Mimi, to Hollis M.-Crommett OIL
China, land. 81.
Clinton Frank T. Hanscom OF oiih-
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lfred FoNe las returned from
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WIscASSET.

c. T. Knight has returned from a
six weeks visit to Peaks Island.
William Southland has bought the
John Davis house on Water street.
Rev. Mr.. Peardon. who has been en-
gagged as pastor of the Congregational
church, is expected with his family to
be at the parsonage this week.
Miss Florence knight of Woodfords
passed Sunday with her father, c. p.
Knight
Mrs. Alfred F'oye has returned from
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PROBATE COURT.

4
transacted az me regular session MOL
| aay' Oh the hehifepec county PROBATE
court.
wis ffoVed' AppreVedkahd Ailo"eo-
OF Clara a. thompson late OF augusta
Emma isadofe sears oil brookiine, Mass,
eNecutfiX, ana Samnel lltcomb OF Au-
susta' aKent' u 1'eo.se H. I'eiapo' iate
OF MI. vernon, D. frahN haiAmohu OIL
nj 10 "a i'i = o'ot =
Aa'i'lii's - .''i'.'H VI w
| tie Oh "a ne. ~ >.'''iiiii'.SH' %
ise'l, @ e'7' w. % "a ~
Rfadf' ae'ilfisiss' 'tti>r VI tne ese"te VI
Mi.tie. - ,2'ait'o'i, 10 u "i"tiii W, -
/ blt''o'o
ta'i'N VI Wy ' %
late % = ''S ~
"uliii'.' N -
-, ~
1fa'il oie' ni,''oi
i'ii'el'l" u ~ S''', '''"e'"'
| @c,'ul,''
=. l. 20, -
f-hN"
account % '.VA'ii 0,i''' -
F, oei w w -.
Aususths nlf4ii ~ 'i'''.e
1fostee uiust 1"e wa w t','ie'
ley' i8tt u = w 09''' 'eeo'i' iesq'',e
9HIai -. 20 - -
fIuSou' VI i-''O 80 - 1,'N
iluStte7 "Husi " w "
'fdapuiA' t"te % = -,
| count % l'eifi''''s ui''.s' WIZ
ftadp'its' a. " =, ,A's 80 ''''.i
count u ie' - 49,.
~ ''s W. - = ,x1.1.a. ,r
VI N''ioi'' -. - &c
sahpefn' "ui,ii'i'9.i aeoi " w a.
ofi'Eet e"s'l', - .....,;,,,
account Vi asN ~ % 80 - -,
III WAY -. i'i VI ,.t.,.stuo,a.
eouitA y -. - %
OF ll'e ea'ate "a -'iaiS . ,,''' >...l,
'1ai uiiaei' -" az e'e. =, w
trustee unuei 'le WI y
>oIih' tate VI - - Iii
IMAM ~ i"n' 1.a.,;,,ar.
OF 'Tlscii'a - .7ni,t" i", - "a
hilai aeeouii' % -'i'i'.,'o - - pit
MINIS .fa'' ~ =. .'ie 60 .aoo,,,t Of
hief' iate vi w ''V -, -. a.,
james f.. 'iug.''i " -. ,ato of
estate VI "ii'aii .y,.o. mel,
I Ilttstoh niiai ae1ou,'' "a 49, ~ ,1,,.asls
| executfiN ol e'ie wiz =. r. -
tate VI avs us'"' - ,,a.,o,, II
harrington ua''ie'" " al
Brown, ct ais. minors Vi ususta' -
account OF james r. o''nr, -
| traitor OF the estate Oh rte' -,
of Watervllle' hhai account u 49,,
Neutrality-suspicious. Oh ehe. Miii u
G. Weston, late oil Mahciies'et H'e''
account OF Arthur A. stevens a'i,iial
traitor of the estate OF iehry y In
| bard, late of Augusta hfst aeeo'i. .,
Della s. Chick. eX9cutriN OF me VIII VI
Dean 81 Hutchinson. late OF Mehiioutn,
| final account of Florence l.. i9ii'Siiioi :
| administrators of the estate oil l.izzie y
| Dinsmore. late of WaterViile' hiiai az
| count Of Nellie NJ James ct al. exeeu-
trices of the will of Samuel a. tiafa'
| late of China final account OF SIMON =
Hastings. executor of the VIII OF hiieii
| f. Hastings. late of sidney iisl ae-
/ count of William NJ Doe. goaralail u
| Florence II. Doe minor OF bostoh'
| Mass: final account of William NJ DOE.
| guardian of Charles H. Doe minor OF
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been known as the original remedy
and the only one that IS genuine.
Don't be fooled by preparations
which are trading upon the marvellous
success of Herpieide. Remember you
eide.
Newbro's Herpieide in soc and $f.00
sizes is sold by all dealers who guar
antee il to do all that is claimed. II
YOU are not satisfied your money will
be refunded. So
Applications at good barber shops.
The Herpieide Company. of Detroit,
Mich, Dept. r.. will send sample
hottie and booklet upon receipt of 10c
in postage. s.
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a Lewfton hospital where she had
been Tor treatment
Mrs. 4. T. Hcald Of somer9ilIe
Mass, was at =. B. Houdletfs. FRI
day.
Mrs. Emma Weeks and party took
an auto trip 10 Moasehead Lake AMI
vicinity last week.
Mrs. Henry Rines and Mrs King at
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tended TIE tair at 'Fopsham, Wednes-
Gay.
Miss Flora A. Lowell is keeping
house Tor G. p. Knight.
Mrs. Edward Jones is quite poorly
again, but still able to be out.
Charles Bartlett who has been
visiting friends in town, returned. last
Thursday, to his home in Everett.
Mass
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Cadum stopsthe terrible itching of eczema at once
and begins healing with the first application. The
suffering it has relieved has been widespread that it
is called blessing by thousands It is antiseptc and
destroys disease germs. Trial box at druggists.
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stood the force Of this statement. The
Jews claimed 10 be Gods people. and
the Gentiles We're styled Gentle
dogs" because they had never been
in coVenantr6 lationship with God
Yet the poor womans faith in Jesus
and her earnest desire for the relief
OF her daughter moved her to press
her case and She answered, Yea
Lord, but the dogs under the table eat
of the children's crumbs" Jesus re-
piled. For this saying go thy way;
he devil is gone out of thy daughter. :"
She got the efHnb. her faith prevailed
Today the Israel of God. to whom
belong all the blessings and promises
and ,favors of God are the Spiritual
Israelites. These. through full conse-
Grafton to the Lord and through the
inputation of the merit of Jesus sac
rifice. begotten of the Holy Spirit, are
embryo sons Of God. partakers, in
heritors of the Divine nature and
Kingdom.
The door to come into Natural Isra-
FL was barred. but the door into Spir-
itnal Israel is open, and, as our text
declares, Him that cometh unto Je-
shs He will in no wise reject
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The centurion's Servant Healed.

4 Centurion in the Roman army
eorresponded to a Captain in our mil
itary service today. Palestine. as
Province, was subject to the Roman
Empire. and little garrisons of Roman
soldiers were stationed here and there.
USUALLY under a Centurion. They were
Gentiles, of course. One of these knew
Of Jesus and His mighty works, and
hen his faithful and appreciated