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FOR TIMES WOMEN WHO WANT 10 KNOW
What Is Seen IN The Shops
ny THE SHOPPER

and fiuffy marsbou stoles and nuns In
both the natural ana black marabou
The cape stoles are made Of five thick
strands. and are flnished at the ends
with long silk chenille tassels. The
large pillow nuns are thickly padded
ana lined with messaiine satin. The
stoies are sase and the NUNS N.ss.
I saw a charming big picture hat in a
store in Eleventh street, between r and
q streets. this morning, made OF. q
shaded blue taffeta. IL 10 faced with
black silk velvet. ana on the side, to-
ward the back, there is q huge black
MORE bow. II IL marked S15.
There is an exquisite set Of natural
badger furs in store In street.
near Twelfth. on the north side of the
street, The long fur Is shaded from
white to deep seal brown, aud Is
beautifully marked. There slso is a lynx
cat set at this store which looks like
q tiger skin, only It is a much softer
and lynx cat. which. at the beginning Of
the season were selling for $6250. are
now marked 1870 a set. The lovely
red fox. and cross fox. 80 much In
sessutifui assortment, and u the % range Of 4
prices is from $3.50 to s47.to. These fur
sets have scarfs composed OF one and
two anin1itls, and the larger pillow
nuns are plain or have trimmings Of
fox leads and long. h,ishy tails.
A department store In Market place
near Eighth street, Is displaying some
beautiful shades of bordered cotton
wolfe and marquisette for % cents q
yard. One piecs of pale blue wolfe with
tiny white dots and a wide floral border
would make up into a dainty little lin
1rqSS Uhi ,n could Inc
parties or Informal dances by young
miss This material, also. is shown in
lavender. pink and white with colorcd
borders.
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Mrs. Sigmund
Entertains at Bridge.

Mrs. Goldsmith Sigmund. of Columbia
road, entertained few of her friends
at bridge yesterday afternoon. Her
guests were Mrs. Edgar Kaufman, Mrs.
Morton Luchs. Mrs. Harry Loeb, Mrs.
Wallace Luchs. Mrs. Harold Levi. Mrs.
Nathan Frank, Mrs. Julian Brylawski,
and Mrs. Abe Mayer.
s.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weyl, of New
York. are spending n few days. in
Washington with their father, Max
Weyl. prior 10 their departure for their
future home in Chicago.
q
Mrs. r. Harris and daughter, Miss
Lillian Harris. who have been the
guests of Mrs. Phil King. of the Men
Meta, for the past few months, left to-
day for their home IN New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Rich, who were
recently married, have arrived in Ha-
vana. Upon their return from ar en-
tensive trip they will reside in WASH
ingtcn.
-.
Mrs. Meyer Nurdilryer, OF Z street,
gave & bridge party the early part Of
the week TO a number of their friends.
in celebration of the tenth anniversa ~
of her marriage. The decorations were
appropriate to the occasion.
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DR.. and Mrs. Mackall
Are Hosts at Bridge.

DR.. and Mrs. Louis Mackall were hosts
at a bridge party last night, followed by
super and informal dancing, in honor
Of Miss Hannah Matthews, the debu-
Stoddert Matthews
q
Miss Marion oliver and Miss Clover
are among those who will entertain din
ner parties preceding the second Bach
elors Wednesday evening. .
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A number of the debutantes of this
and last season have formed a skating
club. which meets at the Arcade rink
on Monday afternoons.
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Clapp Committee Soon
To Close Hearings

Senator Clapp, chairman of the
Senate Committee on Interstate Com
merce. said today that his commit
tee probably would close its hearings
on the question Of corporation con-
troll In another week.
The committee has a mass of evil
dence before 1t. Neither Senator
Clapp nor any others on the commit
tee has a definite idea of what sort
OF a report will be made. The in
dications are that there will be sew
eral reports, as the views of mem
bers of the committee vary widely.
1t is clear, however, that the pro-
posal for a Federal commission to
supervise industrial corporations is
gaining strength
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Mrs. Letter Also to Be
Host in Honor Of Dip'o-
mat and Wife.

The British Ambassador and Mrs.
James Bryce entertained at luncheon
today In compliment to the American
Ambassador to Great Britain and Mrs.
Whitelaw Reid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reid. who have been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Boardman
since Monday, and have been continu-
ously entertained during their stay, will
return to New York tomorrow.
This evening they will be among. the
guests at the dinner which Mrs. Letter
Is giving In honor Of the Ambassador
OF Russia and Nine. Bakhmeteff
The German Amba assador and Cou;l-
tess Won Bernstorff will be hosts this
afternoon from 4 to o'clock at the
nrst OF two at-homes for which they
recently, sent out cards. 7'%'
Assisting Countess Won Berstorff In
receiving will be Mrs. HanieI Won Haim-
hausen. wife of the counselor OF the
embassy. and Mrs. Kienlin, wife OF the
second secretary or the embassy
baroness Preuscben, wife of the naval
,attache of the Austro- Hungarian en-
bassy. and Miss Harriet Southeriand will
preside at the tea table
There Will be several hundred guests,
including the entire Diplomatic Corps
and official and resident society.
/, Countess Won Bernstorff win be at
home again Friday afternoon. January
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Platt'S Former Wife
Is Learning to Fly

Mrs. A. b. Atwater, Sreier wife of
Senator Thomas Platt, of New York.
and we'll known to Washington society,
r. learning to lly a Curtiss hydroaero-
plane at San Diego, Cal, and in the
course of a few weeks she expects to
be able to manipulate machine ac-
curately enough to make a trip over
water.
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CHAINED TO AHorHER PRlsonIE

she had not seen since he went away
six months before to fight for his
country.
GretcheI ran into the road and threw
her arms around him. but soldier
thrust her away and hurried the pris-
oners away to the fort that stood on
a lofty rock aboye the sea just at the
edge Of the town. And she ran weep
ing into the cottage to tell her mother
the sad news.
At sunset she went into the garden
to water the flowers Her father was
gardener and had spent his life among
the plants, teaching her how TO arrange
the blossoms to convey messages anu
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Missouri Society
Will Meet Tonight

Congressman James 7. Lloyd, pres
ident of the Missouri Society, annuonces
that the annual theater party of the
society will be held at the Columbia
Theater on the night OF January 20.
Tonight the society meets at the Ar
lington Hotel. The speaker will be
Congressman w. W. Rucker. of Keytes-
vile. Mo. A musical program will be
given. Refreshments will be served at
the close Of the meeting.
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Chicagoans Honor
Memory of DR.. Adler

CHICAGO. ILL.,, Jan. 1S.-Under the
auspices Of the Rabbiaical Association
Of Chicago interesting exercises were
held today to mark the Tooth anniver-
sary OF the birth OF DR.. Lehman Adler.
who was rabbi Of the congregation of
Kehilath Anshe Mayriv In this city for
many years. DIR. Adler was the author
of many writings on Jewish historical
subjects, ana was considered one of the
best informed theologians in America.
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Receiving Days

Mrs. Stone. wife Of Congressman
Stone of Illinois. will not receive on
Monday, January 10.
q
Mrs. Rathbone Smith will I've at home
informally Saturdays DUNG the sea-
snp at 1913 !. street.
s.
Mrs. Oliver T.. Pagan. Mrs. Albert El-
wood Pagan, and Mrs Charles Francis
Miller will be at home informally Mon
days during the season at 1865 Biltmore
street
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Miss Kinnear to.
Wed Bradley Cish.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Breckenridge Kin
near have cards out for the marriage of
their daughter. Miss Genevieve Kinnear,
to Bradley Gish. The wedding will take
place Monday evening, January %. at s
o'clock. at Calvary Baptist Church, the
pastor, the Rev. Samuel II. Greene, Of
ficiating. A reception Will follow the
ceremony at the home of the bride 5
parents. 1870 California street, from TO
IL o'clock.
Miss Anne Lee Alexander, OF Pitts
burgh. Pa. will be the maid OF honor for
Miss kinnear. and the bridesmaids will
be. Miss Blanche Thistiewood, of Illi-
nois: Miss Iris Masters. Miss Helen
Gardner. and Miss Evelyn Malcolm, of
Washington.
John Astor Diener will be Mr.. GIsh's
best man, and the ushers will be Will
Ham H. McCauley. OF New York; Will
liam Ludwig Larson, Roy Lee Mat
thews. and Carl Howe Butman, all
members Of the bridegroom's fraternity,
Delta Tau Delta. -
Among the numerous pre-nuptiaI en-
tertainments In honor Of the bride-ele
will be a tea at the chapter house of the
fraternity, Sunday afternoon, January
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Mrs. Ezra Gould
to Entertain at Tea.

" 6ntCAlAiu ~ Acd.
Mrs. Ezra Could of 1927 sixteenth,
street has cards out for a tea Monday
afternoon to meet her mother. Mrs
l. q. Hobbs. wife of Pay Director
Hobbs, Y. S. N, of Newport, who is
visiting her.
The second Navy Yard hop of the
season will take place this evening ut
the yard. Numerous dinner and supper
parties Will precede the dancing.
The Spanish Minister and Mme Riano
are entertaining at dinner tonight.
81 ..
Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Can entertained at
a large dinner dance for young people
last night in honor of their son-in-la W
and daughter. DR.. and Mrs Cary ID.
Langhorne. U. 8. y.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Ray an
nounce the engagement OF their daugh-
ter. Miss Marie Ray, to Maurice vilsack,
Of Pittsburgh, Pa. The wedding will
take place in the spring.
q
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Phillips, of San
Francisco, are visitig Mrs. D. NJ. Lough-
ran for few weeks. Mrs. Philips for.
merly was Miss Catherine Loughran.
Prof. Harold Barnes, supervisor OF
elementary education In Girard College
Philadelphia, is the guest Of his sister
Miss Elizabeth M. Barnes.
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Lucky Fat Men.

BERLIN. Jan. 1S-In a ramphlet,
Good News TO the Fat Men," DR. Hi
kada, Japanese scientist, says there
are more germs on a thin mans skin
flesh.
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LOCAL MENTION.

Positively Today-I,ooo Elephants
Delhi purbar. costing y5,000. 10000. First
time shown Va. Theater, stbs +. and q.
-Advt vi
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Ambassador and Mrs. James Bryce
Entertain in Honor Of the Reids
Dolphin Officers
To Give Dinner

Miss Helen Taft and her cousin
Miss Harriet Anderson, will be tn,
guests OF honor at the dinner given b,
the ward room officers OF the Dolphin
on board ship tonight, preceding ths
hop at the Navy Yard.
Last night Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan C.
Phillips were dinner hosts to Miss Tar,
and her cousin. IlI.SI7 -
Mrs. Taft and her house guest, Mrs
Ezra ID. McCagg, of Chicago, accom-.
pied a box at the New Nationai Thea.
ter.
"a
Miss Katherine Duckwall ls spending
the weekend at Sudbrook Park, Md
Later she will go to Philadelphia and
New York.
81 -
Mr.. and Mrs. Hammond
Are Hosts at Reception.
The reception at the home OF Ml'. and
Mrs. John Hays Hammond last night
In honor OF the American Ambassador
to Great Britain and Mrs. Whitelaw
Reid, brought to a close one of the
busiest days Of the season.,
Mrs. Hammond received her guests
who were asked for 1880 o'clock, In a
handsome gown of rose colored Chinese
brocade trimmed with sable fur, with
diamond and emerald ornaments
Quantities OF pink roses and ferns
formed the house decorations and the
Marine Band played throughout the
evening. An elaborate buffet supper
was served. There were about 30C
guests.
Tie Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
George Won l.. Meyer entertained at
dinner last night In honor of the Ameri-
can Ambassador tn Great Britain and
Mrs. Whitelaw Reid. Asked to meet
them were the German Ambassador and
Countess Won Bernstorfr, the British
Ambassador and Mrs. Bryce, the Bel
sian Minister and Mnte. Haventh. Mr..
Justice and Mrs. Holmes, Congressman
and Mrs. A. J. Peters. Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Vreeiand, L. S. N; Rear Ad-
miral Erownson. T.. 8. NJ: the Superin-
tcndent OF the Naval Academy at An
naDolis AMI Mrs. John II. Gibbons, y. s.
NJ; MIR. and Mr.. John Coolidge Mrs.
Il. r. Thomas, Mrs. Reynolds Hit. the
Counselor of the German Embassy and
Nine, IIaniel, and A. Kerr Clark Kerr,
of the British embassy
Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. Harry f. Hodges.
l.. S. A., We're dinner hosts last night
at their residence on Massachusetts,
avenue, having re- Their guests the
Military Attache of the British En-
bassy and Mrs. McLachlan, Col. and
Mrs. Edward Eurr, y. :. A: Msjor anil
Mrs. r. V. Judson. L. 3 A.: Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore w. Noyes. Miss Ruggles,
and Mr.. Adds.
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Mrs. Cole Luncheon Hos
! tes. in Honor Of Mrs.
Harold Reisinger.

Mrs. Cole, wife of Major Henry ID.
Cole. u. s. A., was hostess at lunch
con today. asking her guests to meet
Mrs Harold Reisinger. wife of Major
Reisinger, L. y. M. c., who is leaving
shortly for the Philippines. where
Major Reisinger has been ordered for
duty.
In the company were Mrs. Straub
wife OF Major Paul +. Straub, u. g. A..
Mrs John T. Myers. wife OF Major
Myers, Y. s. M. c.; Mrs. Moore. wife
OF Capt. Richard c. Moore, u. s. A..
Mrs. Willis wife Of Capt. David B.
Willis. U. 8. NJ. c.; Mrs. Iedbetter
wife OF DR.. Robert E. Lcdbetter, u, s.
N; Mrs. Patterson. wife of Capt.
Charles ~. Patterson, u. S. A.: Mrs.
Waddy u. Wood. Mrs. c. +. Brookes.
Miss Eleanor Bryan. and Miss Edith
Koon.
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Secretary Meyer
and Wife to Be Hosts.

The Secretary OF the Navy and Mrs.
Meyer have invitations out for a dinner
followed by dancing on the evening Of
January 20.
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Miss Jones Makes Bow
to Washington Society.

CONGRESSMAN and Mrs. w. A. Jones OF
Virginia, were hosts at brilliant re-
ception last night Introducing their
dcbutante daughter. Miss Anne Sey-
mour Jcncs 70 Washington society. A
string orchestra played Throughout the
evening, ana the house was beautifully
decorated with palms. rEiisx and red
and pink roses.
There were about 800 guests. including
MANY fron, Congressional and resident
circles and Virginia.
Mrs. Jones and her daughter were as
sisted IN receiving by their house guest.
Miss Anne Henderson, of Arkansas, =,
and nmber Of the seasons debutantes.
including Miss Ruth Hitchcock Miss
Helen Hardy. Miss Margaret Smith,
Miss EFinger, Miss Lemira Gillet-Eiill.
Miss Kathryn Hitchcock, and Miss Mary
Madison Jones.
MIS-. william NJ. Alexander also as
sjsted. and William A. Jones. jr., OF
the University OF Virginia, came on for
his sisters debut party, accompanied
Nv his cousin. Julian Coke Motley.
The former Speaker Of the House and
Miss Cannon were hosts at their first
large dinner party of the season last
night having among the guests the pres
ent Speaker and Mrs. Champ Clark.
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TITLE GRETcHEI stood in the
midst Of the flower garden and
listened to the quick beating of

shady streets of the little town. From
out the cloud OF dust came the sbrili
many h0ofs as the soldiers swung Into
view. The enemy had entered the VII
lage. Down the street they came with
flags flying and guns flashing in the
sunlight, while In the rear sadly fol-
lowed the prisoners whose tired faces
and dusty clothing showed the hard
ships they had endured. And there.
chained to another prisoner, Gretchei
caught sight Of her father--the father
The Washington times., 1912-01-13

Times Inquiry Department:
Would YOU kindly inform me through the
Inquiry Column whether crude oil is good
for making the eyebrows and eyelashes dark
and also for making them grow?
Mrs. j. l.. j.
Crude oil will make the eyebrows and
cyelashes darker and will also make
them grow. Red vaseline. however, is
just as good and not nearly as disagree
able to use.
The Washington times., 1912-01-13

q. E. l. S.-The young lady OF whom
you speak came from Denver and is
now employed as a sketch artist on one
OF the large New York dailies.
The Washington times., 1912-01-13

Times Inquiry Department:
YSease tell me II there 10 q premium on any
cf the following coins: 2-cent piece dated
1874; 1-cent pieces dated 1917 and 1895; and
. 6-eent piece dated 1874 Sincerely yours.
3D.. .'| G. II. s.
There are no premiums on any OF
these coins.
The Washington times., 1912-01-13

Times Inquiry Department:
(. P1sase tell me IL lemon Juice will reduce
the flesh. and II SO, please tell how
81 should be taken. Thanking you, I am,
Yours truly, d. NJ
Lemon juice will reduce flesh II taken
In hot water before meals. The juice
of one lemon in a glassful OF not water
three times a day Is the quantity u.s.
ually taken.
The Washington times., 1912-01-13

Times Inquiry Department:
ls 1t necessary to obtain a permit to send
q story to the moving picture firms? | have
very comic story in book which would
be good for moving pictures Also how
could get II? DAILY READER
II you did not write the story your
self, the moving picture" firms in all
probability could not use it unless they
first received permission from the au-
thor Of the story.
The Washington times., 1912-01-13

L. s. L-There is a book in the Public
Library called Landlords and Ten
ants" In which you can find informa-
tion relating to contracts and leases.
The Washington times., 1912-01-13
Times Inquiry Department:

Could you kindly give the following in
formation: II woman hies a suit for a
limited divorce and while the case Is pend
ing I'm court goes back 10 live with her hus-
band, will she have TO wait a certain length
Of time before she can file another suit?
Yours very truly, MRS. L.
BY returning 10 your husband you
have condoned everything that has gone
before, and you will rave to fiie new
suit and prefer a new ehlIge.
The Washington times., 1912-01-13

Times inquiry Department.
Can you tell me where q coiored person
can go to study and prepare himself for q civil
service examination? Are there any night
schools where can study? Yours truly,
DAILY READER
There are night schools In the Dis
trict of Columbia where you can take
courses that will prepare you for the
average civil service examination. II
you will write to the secretary Of the
Board Of Education you can find out
where these schools are located.
The Washington times., 1912-01-13

10 Eugenie Blair appearing at the Acad-
emy next week in "The Test the same
Eugene Blair who at one time was the
wife OF Robert Downing, actor and now
an evangelist? Yours truly E. A. II.
Yes, Eugene Blair is the same person.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-05

sy-nrst virginia Infantry. and service
9Th distinction until his capture AT
Tho battle OF Fishers HILL HIS regi.
ment commanded by Colonel william
Addison Witchcr. was part of the
famous stoncwnll Brigade
In November q, 1861. the rrat year
OF tho war. Major Reynolds was mar
ried TO Miss .alcria A swanson.
daughter Of Samuel A. swanson and e
granddaughter OF Captain vinccn,
"itcher. one of virsiniae most us
tinguihhed sons in ante. bellum days.
and leader OF the Whig party.
The following children OF this mar
rage survive: DR.. $. a. Reynolds ana
MiBs N. X. Reynolds. OF ynshti: J. Vim
cent Reynolds. assistant postmaster, Of
Danville. and Captain Willie H. Rev
noids. OF NavnHota. Tc1as.
He is survived by the foiIowiry
brothers: Joseph p. Reynolds. OK
member OF the Virginia Legislature.
and John X. Reynolds. Of this count
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-05
NEGRO MURDERER
GETS REPRIEvE
Officers Continue Search for His
Accomplishments by
State.
Especial 10 rb. Tines-p.spatch. !

Raleigh, y. c.. April i.-Jonn Ross. tho
ience to die in the electric chair for tho
murder OF John Dixon and hts wife near
shelby, has received another reprtevc from
the former repriere By the Governor was
20 April H. This second reprIeve was at
the request of the solicitor and other OFF,
ccrs OF Cleveland county In The hope OF
Using Rcss In ferreting out anu convictinS
some accomplish In the murder.
Charters were issued To-Day for the \. D..
authorized and $1,000 subscribed. by a. ID.
Rich. j. l.. and J. f. White. the Donnell-
hoore shoe Company, Greensboro, capital.
5000 authorized and S6.ovv subscribed. for
shoe and olher mercantile business. lncor-
porators, }. r. Donncll, i. w. Moore and
w. s. Lyon.
Carolina Textbook Commission liz 10 mako
maj adoption of the histories State and
national to be used in the public schools
curing the next Ave yearR.
ehe-mile stretch OF model improved
roAu ID TO be constructed at once by tho
wake county commissioners from the Glen
Wooo city limits out Fairview road to the
hn!eiEh Country Club. Tho commissioners
VIII advertise for bids Tor this work. lear-
ms Inc proposal of materials TO be used 10
the bidders Then experts viii be called
contract is awarded. Ii is to DO the ancst
piece of road yet built In the county.
steven Drake died ut the Soldiers Home
TINS mornlnx aged seventy one years. He
came to the hVine January 20. 1912, from
FeTson county. He served In the Contede-
rate Army as member OF Company II.
iwenty-iourth Regiment.
Mrs. Caroline Harvey Ashc, wife OF John
Grange Ashe. died at their home In this
CITY this morning. She YVES Il daughter o.
AI. and Mrs. Il. p. Berycy. OF this city,
VINO, iosether with her husband and TWO
orothsrs and sitter. survive her.
GN1oovcrnor Charles u. Ayccck has gone
20 birminsham, Ala, 10 deliver an address
~ connection with the southern Educational
conference, in session there. lilo lie TO re-
turn TO the city week ard Sc, about
preparing for tho opening of his campaign
ior the United States Senate. He has ar
ranged Tor Ex-Governor Rober: B. Glenn to
.'ahe the speech Introducing him when hn
aeHvcrs his opening campaign speech In the
DIG Eeieish auditorium April IL
a roosevelt Club vas formed this after
noon with Colonel j. {. l.. Harris as prcs,-
Dent and a. V. Dockery as secretary An
executive committee OF fifteen, representing
various sections OF the county, was appoint-
e. and the club changed It's organization
tfoia club TO Roosevelt committee" to
work Tor Roosevelt; instead OF delegates
rom Wake to tho State convention
mere were only Ave present. Colonel Her-
ris' named as president and chairman, was
hoseht' However. he says ne will serve
nut wishes Roosevelt had gotten in the race
ihrce months before he did. believing hc
would had better show TO win over Tar,
than he now has
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-05
Consumptives Helped by
tuberculosis Medicine

II IS folly 10 believe that Consumption
offers from every other disease in not re-
quir!ns the use OF any specific medicine for
Its cure. The trouble ha. been that none
by Eckman's Alternative began to he real
lied. Sow, 70: ten years. an enormous mass
of voluntary and thankful testimonials from
pegsons who consdcr that they owe thci.
lives 70 this remcdy have been accumulat-
Ing. Surely plenty OF time to demonstrate
Its lasting value You can write TO any OF
them Here Il ono:
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Gentlemen: In tho winter OF 1893 had
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] had many hcno-rhages: at one time, three
In three successive days. Milk and eggs
became so oistasteful l could keep nothing
down, Three physicians treated me. | wns
ordered to the mountains. but did not GO
Ec!inan's Alternative was recommended by
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had the hrst quiet nights sleep for weeks Nv
Improvement was marked from the urs,.
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never hhc another hemoErhage and my
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