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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-24

how to overcome a bronchial trouble
which maHifcsts itself after singing
by n 'i s,ih, in ,hs throat hoarsenesa
Answer Obtain, bottle of essence
ho.iaxene and use 1t pure. or
make Into eo"Eh syrun by using with
honey. Directions for use and how to
make accompany the package. 1t
ant cough syrup and Is excellent for
all throat and bronchial trouble.
great deal with stomach disorders
heavy feeling after eating. heart pal
p.tation. wind and gas on stomach. etc.
eat a hearty meal Sometimes great
pain. fear appendicitis"
Answer: The neglect of constipation
and Indigestion ia the mos, frequent
cause OF appendicitis. II Is better to
prevent than to cure by an operation
lions accompanying sealed carton They
are pink, white and blue, to be taken
morning. noon and night, respectively.
could be prevented by using triopcp-
'ine intell.gentiy.
Candid" writes: Can you advise mo
how 10 cure very bad case OF ner-
ynns breakdown am easily startled.
back and neck. dizzy spells, and seen.
wholly unnhle to get strong and en-
ssrssiic as ms w% so, nt one TIM; Cold
Answer: good vitaiiz.ng tonic
such rs three grain cadomcne tablets
Is advised. Splendid effects are OBJ
ment.
TX. X. X" asks: y am growing
more stout as | get older and weigh
81 pounds too much now, nm alarm
what to take"
Answer, You. need not be alarmed
II vow VII begin taking I-g ain ar
usually at The rate of pound Il day
after the .nrst few days. Any druggist
can supply them In sealed tubes with
Poor H." writes MY health is
, xerS h"ef ON aecount of long stand
pills OF something aIi the time Can
you prescribe something Ia take thai
VIII cure chronic constipation?
Answer: Constipation Is probably
er thing. Most remedies only acgrR-
vatc the trouble, and never cure, I
always prescribe 3-gra!n sulphcrb tab
found them most reliable and gradually
| curative. They act pleasantly and tone
up tho bowels and liver while purify
Ing the blood.
Mrs, lowell c. w.ites: 'Nly husband is
surely afflicted with some Kidney dis
fers with headache and pains In his
back and groins. Pains arc like rhcu-
matjsm. His ankles swell and hia
fee, seem to he tired all tho time
Some days he has chIlls and no appo-
lite. Please prescribe"
Answer. The symptoms indicate de-
rangemont OF Kidneys and should not
DC neglected would advise balm
wort tablets. a compound well suit.
ed to such cases. Obtain in sealed
tubes with directions for home use
(Advertiseinent.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-24
CHANGE IN SCHEDULE
CheRnpenkc and Ohio Hallway

Effective Sunday, May "a. train Will
leave Richmond for Norfolk and Old
Point i2:35 l.. NJ instead OF 1900 noon.
Local train No 10 VIII leave Richmond
TAO A.. NJ. daily for Charlottesville,
and daily ,escep, sunday for Thnrmond,
ing Richmond sis r NJ. daily except
Sunday running to Gordonsvi.le only
James River train will leave Rich
mond 9i0 A. NJ. daily instead of $50
A. NJ. afternoon train leaving Rich
mond 5:15 r. NJ daily except Sunday
running through to Lynchoprs. carry
Natural Bridge and Clifton Forge
Through tral II from Norfoik and Old
Point Will arrive Richmond 1900 p. N
daily instead Of 2:95 r. NJ: local trains
and $40 r, NJ Through train from
west will arrive Richmond 1890 p. NJ.
daily Instead Of 1855 a. NJ, morning
local from Charlottesville arriving
Richmond 1000 A. NJ. and evening local
TAO p. ~.
James River trains will arrive Rich
mond 8:35 a. NJ daily except Sunday
and $500 p. NJ. daily. former carrying
through sleeper from Clifton Forge.
Natural Bridge and Lynchburg.
No change In other trains.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-24
TWO STATES JOIN
TO HONOR GOOKlN

Confined From First Pase)
hence than his brother. John. lie held
The principal Office, commandments
chief OF hts county of Upper Norfolk.
and was tho owner or large landed
estate
There was evidently in Virginia at
this period much o! Puritanlsm. in the
earlier sense OF the word something
like what would now BE- called low
churchrnanship. but implying no sep
nration from the Church OF England.
Alexander Whitaker. n divine Of this
school, testified to this fact when he
~rote to England that he was sur
priced that those who were so no,
nsairist the surplice did not come to
virginia where IL was not spoken or.
Bat n the country now comprised In
the courtics OF Nansemond. Norfolk
and Princess Anne. there were evil
IDENTITY c.arv people who were ready
10 70 much farther from the church.
II only needed the work OF jealous
iris sionhrics from New England 10
start this latent dissent into active
life.
In 1872 q deputation from tho vir-
Einia disscnicrs went TO B1ston and
asked supply OF pastors. la re-
sponse. william Thompson and two
other ministers were sent in the next
:car These missionaries did not stay
very long In Virginia d.. worked with
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-24

from that town. being Speaker OF the
House In the latter year IN 1852 he
WAS chosen al ASSISTANT (mcInbcr OF
the Governors council. ana was ro-
elected continuously uutii 1856. From
1896 to 1000 Ne "as much In Ensla nd
where IA. w;.s an ardent uainiier or
Cromwell, Rnd In iettei. stated his
intention TO tender my poor iniIo to
servo his refouneG lit huca. unvo
whom inS hear stand. .imly bent and
devoted. lie was suDe. intemdent or
lnuiun affairs FOR Nc~ En., land. and
was an active uni e!tlnrst usaUc..te OF
the APOSTLE Elliot Together with
Idiot. he ca much u soSe tho fr.end
IL inai"ns from ths jealousy OF Tho
people excited ~ nina rhthps Wns
lie NAN Also cioae;, associated with
Elliot in his woTk OK eNnugei.4tny the
Indians
Reverend Samuel sowo.I says or
Gookin that hc was very Moses In
those p!uus efforts In 1cEalf OF The In
diuns. OK which EMO, wt,s tn. Aason."
Ia 1851 III va appointed ma Jor-pcnei al
and died March 10 1861. In ADDITION
10 his olhor services FOR keH E.n9la
lac was tho hIthor Of r.vetal h!etori-
chi works. ii. had several children
and has many descendants
'Mnior General tsuoh.n sac IA man
OF great ability aud courage and OF
inneAibie lnie- Jity. In ueh stern OF
CT cod. he hati a tendcr heart aud t"lt
compassion even FOR tho hcathcn In
CLANS. his political syinpa,h!cs and
his dnanti.ss courage are shown by
ttt. fact that In 1860 ne returned tioIn
England In the same ship In which
COTE and Nhaliey. ia. !cg.ct,ics, lied
10 Ne" Eng anU an. IN sulto OF the
great danger he Incurred assisted In
protecting them.
II reHtet ttat there could not hive
been some one in my place better tit
ted 10 give you proper appreciation
Of the life ana characjei ot the dis
uaEtishcd man. who's. memory
honor to-day. II does not. however.
rcau!re ctoGuence aud historical knowl-
edge ~ give the ladies OF M4ss..lhu-
ectts the grateful thanks of this Eir-
gtn!a society Hnd To assure them that
we VIII prize this memorial Of one.
who WAS once Nirgi nian. more high
- because he was also very distin-
Ruish.d citizen OF Massachusetts"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-24

Anxious wife"-Give 10 TO 10 drops
of the following In water On hour be-
fore each meal and your child will soon
he controlled from bedwetting: Comp.
fluid balmwor,. or: tincture cubebs.
dram: tincture rhus-aromatic. 2
drams
I have '' suffered with stomach and
by severe case OF catarrh. My blood
is also in poor condition. What can
be done for me?'
given below you should be we'll and
strong again. Obtain the following
from any well-stocked drug store and
spoonful four times daily: Syrup sar,.
saparilla comp, 4 ozs.: comp. fluid
bal:nw ort. o., fluid ext. buchu. ! OF.
Use In connection with THIS the FOL
lowing local treatment: Get Coz.
package OF antiseptic viiane powder
and make a catnrrh balm BY mixing
one ounce OF lard or vnseline with a
level teaspoonful OF the powder and
use two or three times n day until the
nostrils are thoroughly cleansed and
your trouble should soon be gone.
ELSIE NJ" writes: II have such short.
str.nry, struggling hair and my scalp
Is :ull OF dandrufr. Please advise what
TO do"
Is simple Get mt well stocked drug
store or jar OF plain yellow minyol.
directions accompanying use. and use
vigorous growth OF hair and abatcs
dandrufr. itching scalp. lustrcless hair
and stops falling hair. II the hall Is
harsh and struggling II restores soft.
fluffy appearance, and brings back the
intense natural color
"Hazclle" aays: Il would certainly
appreciate something. that would In
crease my weight and take away that
languid feeling which ] am subject to
most OF the time. My blood. Is weak
Answer: You conditions Is very
easily overcome if you VIII follow the
druggist for s-grain hvpo-nucln ne
tablets and take according to the dircc-
tons md your weight should Increase
These tablets promote assimilation
form the complexion and figure They
are prescribed by physicians and are
perfectly good. They should be taken
regularly for several months and YOU
should depend upon gaining flesh and
that languid feeling win vanish com.
pletely.
Ia getting worse All the time. I am
gcttirg 20 stin that it makes 1, very
hard for me TO get around"
rheumatism. as that can be very easily
controlled by using tho following: Get
at the drug store tho ingredients nam
ed, mix thoroughly and take teaspoon.
and you should soon he entirely re-
licved OF that dieagreoable disease,
rheumatism. Purchase drains OF
iodida Of pota ssium: ~ or. wine VI
colchicum: drains OF sodium salicy-
comp. essence cardiol, and ozs. OF
syrup sarsapariila This has satisfie ed
thousands and ! am sure 1t win you.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-24
SIMPLE REMEDY is
FAVCRiTE HERE

The simple mixture OF buckthoin
bark. glycerine ETC.. known as Adler
i-ka. the remedy which became famous
by c:ring app. ndicitis. Is a great favo-
rite with Richmond people. Adler
i-kh acts on BOTH the lower and upper
bowel and drains on such surprising
amounts OF foul matter from the body
that SINGLE DOSE relieves sour
stomach. constipation and gas on the
stomach almost IMMEDIATELY. The
T. A Miller Company. druggists, SIG
East Broad Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-24

such SUCCESS that In 1919 the hss.m-
bly, phssed q law directing that all dls-
sGnters should depart from the colony.
AS a result OF cha act. hunlr ets of
disscrters. during the ucX; few years.
"va!lc.! themselves OF the liberation In
Catholic Maryland. where. IN Il snort
time In the good old Puritnn fashion.
they got control OF the government
md o'tade Catholic worship
Though the Pu.itgn revival In Vir-
i:lnia was the result OF the work Of
Sew Etginnd non. but few TEElnians
removed to that section. Daniel
Gookin was the only man of Import
ance Ills conversion VIA due 10 MIR.
Thompson.
BECAME MAN or PROMINENCE
IN NEW ENGLAND COLONY
Daniel Gook.n. with his family.
rcn,hed Boston In May. 1914. and from
that date until his .leath he was one
Of the leaders of New England. Ho
settled IN Cambridge In 1913 ami in
lGis nnd 1851 was representative
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-24
Dishop o,connr,, Coh,...

Father o'FarrcN. vice-Gen.ral O.. the
Diocese OF Virginia. las, night re-
ceived a telegram from Bishop - J.
OConnell, who arrived In Rome, Italy,
on Wednesday. II stated that he and
all members OF his party were well.
and announced that h. Will sail for
America on July from Naples on
the North German Lloyd steamer Ber-
lin.
During Bishop o'Conners absence
extensive repairs arc being made TO
his house on Cathedral Place that he
may be entirely comfortable upon his
return.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-24
welln--auiltvnn.

Especial TO The Times D!spatch.J
Alexandria, Va. May 2S.-MisY kath.
leen NJ. Sullivan. daughter OF Council.
man and Mrs. Charles J. Sullivan. ana
James Patrick Wells, both of this city.
left hero yesterday for Greensboro ~
C.. where they were married this morn
ing. News of the elopmcnt was ro-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-24

csivcd here to-day by the parents. Fol-
lowing the wedding. Mr.. ana Mrs Wells
left for Florida, whore they VIII sp.nd
their honeymoon. They viii be at
hornc Mt the hri1"groou's parents Mr.
aud Mrs. James r. Wells. 9o5 Prince
Street, niter June L.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-24
E eP2RS59R;s
2r D/: Zewzs baHo- *

The questions answered below are
general In character: the symptoms or
diseases given and the answers
should apply to any case of similar ma
lure.
Those wishing further advice free
NAV address DR.. Lewis Baker, College
Building College Ellwood Streets
DAYTON. o.. enclosing self-nddressed.
stamped envelope for reply. Full name
ard address must be given but only
initials or fictitious name will be used
in NV answers. The prescriptions can
he hlled at any well-slockcd drug
store. Any druggist can order OF
wholesaler.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-10-31

corner a cedar post feet long in,
in diameter set in mound of earth
and stone. SC. ibed MI, whence the NE
corner It 3 N, r GA E., NJ. D. Nj. bears
south is deg, 03 min. w, 3i,i51 feet.
Locating Monument bears IL deg.
30 min. E.. 240 feet. Meloy Spring bears
N deg. so min w, EOS feet, the SLY
corner Meloy Ranch House bears y %
deg. IS min. w. 44O feet.
THENCE NORTH 10 feet to the NE
corner, a cedar post, feet long, ;
inches in diameter. set in mouna Oh
earth and stone scribed M.
THENCE WEST 1lO4.s FEET to the
NV corner, cedar post feet LONG
a inches in diameter, set in mound OF
earth and stone, scribed Ms.
i THENCE SOUTH TO FEET to the
SW corner, a cedar post feet long
iches in diameter, seti n mound o
earth and stone. seribed Ma.
THENCE EAST 110l.s feet to the 81
corner. the place Of beginning. con
tanning IS acres This tract VIII
a portion of the N. 1-2 OF SE IL oee
. az T. 5 n, r. 65 f, M. D, NJ. VINE
surveyed.
MELoY LOCATING monument
bn,,t Of stone and cement. Feet
diameter at base and feet high' chi'
eled L. NM.
Anv and all persons claiming az
versely the lands described, or oes'
ing to object, because of mineral cns'
acter of the land. or for any o.h
,eason to the disposal to apphcaf
should file their affidavits OF prote'
in this office. on or before the 40
aav of November. 1914.
!, sHoBER J. ROGERS,
Register.
v First, 1o-l7; last, 11-14.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-10-31
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. SERIAL

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. SERIAL
os745. Carson City. Nevada, Land Or
flee, September %, 1914.
Notice is hereby given that William
N. McGill, OF Ely, County of White
Pine. State Of Nevada. has filed In
this office his application to locate IN
der the provisions Of Act of Congress'ap
proved May II. 1912. Go Stat. 11S9-ez)
the following described land, viz;
FIELD NOTES-Beginning at the Sc
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-10-31

A1,,o- :. ,,a nan known as the
1npo A. 49, p,,,,,, sonoo, House
- - :, sa,a a,ec,,on
NAME
E. +, Roberts. = = = =
|
b. F. Curler. =
Eriihet - DoS'e =
w A. Morgan. :. :.
Tasker L. oddie !.
w H Burton !. :. :. :.
Lozano. :. :. :. :.
Maurice ]. Sullivan. :. :. :. :. :.
George Brodigan.. :. :. :.
=
n a. w. Holmes = = =
9 George A. Cole. -
: Jacob Eggers. :. :. >. -.
y
Ed Malley.. :.
William Mcmillan !.
Il
ohdr'es - De"us.
Matthew Kyle. :. ;. :. :. :. :. .
J. F. Abel. !. !. :. !. :. :. :.
"A 'o'iH -"' -
r. 'oe
= Fred r. Trimmer. :. :. :. ;.
Richard al Mckay. -. !. .
George Springmeyer. :. :. >. :. :.
George Is. lhateher.' = = :.
II Joe Josephs.' 49, =
Atha A. Richie. = = I.
Ed Ryan. ;. ). ;. :.
s.,
Washington Journal., 1914-01-31
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lott i'm @ange. G5 ioa gan5 cttpaS
EeineS mer0en.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-31

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