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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-29

covcry. kut the thick waist line is
something YOU can reduce And there
Is an Incentive for which every woman
rs willing TO make sacrifice in the
| smaller waist cdiCt Dame Fashion has
recently issued
But YOU have to make up your mind
TO h" serious about il. and practice
th"s" exercises every day. Twice a
DAY being so much the better. In ad =
ilti"n to reducing the waist. these eXcr-
'ls"S strengthen the abdominal
muscles and do much toward kccpinr
( IN" body lith" and supple:
with arms hanging lifcless from
Your Shouldcrs-icrhnicall called de-
composed or dcNitaliZed-bcnd the
body silewiSc as far as possible first
To the right. then To the left Repeal
eight or ten times. Then. with arms
IN th" same position and with feet
planted firmly on the floor twist tho
body AS far as YOU can turn il from
right to left ana Vice versa This
wi:neinG exercise greatly stimulates
ia" digestive organs. wears away fat
ana cNpcls Staruant juices
rms exercise also has Il most tonic
influence upon the same organs, but
Is little harder TO execute: Lie flat on
N"lr back. either on the floor or on a
ca:lc seated couch something that will
no yield beneath you-and with
arms AT your side. raise Yourself 10 :,
sitting posture without touching any
tn .nS to assist YOU
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-29
The Dyspeptic
By William Brady, M. D.

The dyspeptic should never feel Sc
cure with diagnosis OF gastritis
w nat does ii mean: Gastrum means
stomach; the su;iiX tits means inllaln-
nation, Gastritis. appendicitis. neuri-
us. Inflammation of stomach
appendix. nerve. iris. Sounds definite
enough to the layman, perhaps. but
signifies nothing in particular to the
doctor.
You may bclch or you may contain
yourself in silence; that makes no DIFF
ference with the diagnosis If YOU
have gastritis you have it. gas or no
gas
Chronic Eastritis. sometimes called
chronic ''catarrh'' of the stomach lin
ing is no more definite diagnosis
than is chronic "catarrh' is not "A dis
ease entity. but signifies any intla m
nation of mucous membrane under
any condition. Taking medicine for
"catarrh" is therefore a sorry expert
ment for the victim of the error. \
catarrhal inflammation must be inves-
tgated by the physician to determine
what cause is at play and treated ac-
cordinGly. Even "caturrh' OF the nose
or throat is as variable as regards
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-29
Mig Democratic Rally.

Special to Tho Times Dispatch
FREDEIt1CkSBCRG. VA. October IS
The Democrats OF this city are pre-
pairing for big rally here on Monday
night. when Congressman II. -. Flood
OF AppomattoX. will address the voters
IN inc courthouse. Senator G.. OConor
Goodrich, State Senator from this dis
trict, who is n candidate for c-clcc-
ton. and Granville Il. Swift, candida [ @
for the legislature from this city and
Spotsylvania. probably will address the
meeting also. Senator Goodrich will
address the voters at Chancellor High
School in Spotsylvania or Friday night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-29
cause and ,rea,mcn, as is measles ana

cause and treatment as is measles and
/ diphtheria.
Acute sast.iti* is usually caused by
tcntionall. swallowed. and is USUALLY
! fatal. Rarely an ovcrwhclmims b::c-
terial infection may produce acute
nearly as hopeless as In chemical puis-
oning. Never is acute sastritiH atirib-
utnblc To- u mere dietctic error alone.
Chronic EaStritis, or "catarrh'' of
tho stonach. is often the result of pro-
hasty catin; and alcoholism. Eut more
berculosis. heart disease. B:'igh;'s dis
ease. cancer. cirrhosis 1hardcnine) OF
the liver or pyorrhoca Briggs diseasc).
II may talk. the patient months to
realiz" that hi. dyspepsia" Is not the
months during which he spends his
money on such junk as dyspepsia"
tablets and other medicines alleged to
digest your food" or ton" the stom-
ach and strengthen the digestive ca
pacity."
Acute indacs;ion," when vcmturcd
as II cause of sudden death. is just "a
guess Gall-Stouc collie. prrforation of
stomach on duodcnum by an ulcer
acute inflammation Of the pancrcus
angina p4ctoris 'misnamcd ''ncuralsia
OF the hearty. locomotor ataXia, oh
struction OF the bowel and strangulat-
cd hernia are some of the conii-iDl y
winch really cause death in these cases
oi acute Indigestion"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-29
,n,oincttc DonnclI,,. Answers

''"ari-Wa,cr is an invaluable aid to
the beauty OF the complexion. 1t
should be taken in generous quantities
p"for" retiring. a@ we'll as in the morn
ing and between meals You should
drink Al least three pintS Of water n,
DAY. ~ may he either hot or cold
fh" complexion is bound 70 suffer if
YOU neglect TO keep Your bowels i'm =
heaithN condition. Attention TO the
reg ular movement at the bowels will
n"I hlon" BRING health. but beauty to
a %r1ht extent is dependent upon the
perfect Junction Of these organs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-29
Questions ans. Answers.

Has Aeid on tn" Sionach---Ain "A suf-
icrcr with acid on the stomach. Can
this be cured? am twcnty-nine years
old. Have had il six months. No food
agrees. There is much burning. Sc
we're pain. much gas
AnSWer-All healthy people have
hydrochloric (nuriaticD acid in the di-
costing stomach. You may have too
much or too little. causing delayed di-
GcStion which permits excessive fer
mentation and the formation OF other
ierent, hence We cannot advise you.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-29
Plaintiff rnr.c. Nop-suI,.

DANN1LLE. VA, October 2S--In the
case OF w. ii. Manns administratrix
against TIL" City OF Danvllc for the re
covery OF $4,000 for Manu's death last
April when he touched broken cleo
tric light wire, the plaintiff this morn
inS in the Circuit Court took a nom
suit after the instructions had been
agreed upon. This ends the case unless
additional evidence is found upon which
II new suit may be instituted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-29

h'nc ftN's-if your eyes are perfect
y healthy il * never necessary to
ba,Ae them continually Eye exercises
VIII strengthen the muscles of YOUR
"ycs and Improve tho sight and bril-
nancy slowly roll Your eyes IN
toward The ceiling, then down toward
inc tiP "i your nose. Repeat this ten
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-29

Gcorge-Ycs. have - treatment for
blackhcadS, also pimplcS. II will not
cost YOU anything to get them. All
YOU have to do is TO send me Il
stamped. addressed envelopes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-29

I times. Then SLOWLY turn the eye from
right TO left as far as possible and
then back again. Repeat these move
nents ten times. Hc careful in doing:
these exercises not to strain the mus
cles Of the eyes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-29

o. II. Active oil is good tor brittle
nails. Hold them in the oil for about
five minutes two or three times Il week.
Your hair has not become oily because
YOU used egg when you washed it. 1t
is because the natural oils In your head
arc not evenly distributed. This tonic
Will correct the condition: carbonate OF
ammonia. twenty grains: tincture OF
cantharidcs. one dram: alcohol, one
nan ounce. and of bay rum a sufficient
quantity to make four ounces. Mix we'll
and apply ut night, rubbing borough
~ INTO the scalp VIII lie ma ssuging It,
DO this for two weeks. then wash the
hair with the following shampoo and
repeat until the desired results arc OBJ
tanned: green soap, two ounces; alec
hol. one ounce. Mix well. One ounce
OF the green soap mixture should be
diluted with twice as much water
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-29

Anxious--Thc daily use of tho cold
dip for those who are able to react
after it is one of the best means OF
fortifyinS the system against both
acute and chronic diseases. cold din
creates an appetite. accelcratcs the cir
culation. arouses the nervous system
and produces a decidedly rXhiliratipg
effect. The immersion Should not be
Longer than from three to fifteen sec
onds. after which rub vigorously with
Il Turkish towel. Then take moderate
active exercise for five or ten minutes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-29
MN NJ n Y WIss%~+sESs%~%SSS%EE

Afternoon gown of orange -colored
nroadci"th. with velvet appliqued and
fur collar
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-23
Concerning the States Finan.
ciaI Condition and Matters
Pertaining to Senate.

LOGAN. w. Va, April 2 3.In re-
ply to a communication from Attorn-
ey General a. a. Lilly advising or his
opinion rendered recently to the effect
that there IS no deficit In the states
finances. the Hon ora bic F. T !. En- gland
ate. has addressed the following lat
ter TO the attorney general:
Logan. w. va. 4, April 10. 1915.
Hon. A IA. Lilly.
Charleston. West Virginia.
Dear Sir: Z
+ beg to acknowledge receipt 81
your letter Of April 1 5th, enclosing
the state treasury, and If SO, whether
the governor has the right. under the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-23
Oil I reatIlle for
Stomach / bIes

a simple prescription made up OF 4
combination Of pure vegetable oils IS
producing wonderful results for suf-
#fercrs from stomach. liver and Intestinal
troubles. The remedy. which IS said
TO have originated IN france, where It
has been used for years by the peasantry,
was introduced INTO this country By
George III. Mayr, leading Chicago
druggist, who cured himself of severe
stomach, liver and intestinal troubles BY
its use Those who have used II say the
first dose IS sufficient to convince any
one4of its remarkable merit. and that
within twenty-four hours the sufferer
feels like anew person. This nedicine,
which has become known as Mayrs
Wonderful Remedy, is sold BY leading
+ druggists everywhere with the positive
Understanding that your money will be
refunded without question or bubble il
ONE bottle fails TO give you absolute
satisfaction.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-23

can be no doubt. ~
| You further say in your opinion,
There exists now no OF.
peculiar reason why the state. by It's
chief executive officer. cannot borrow
money to tide the finances OF the state
FOYER. n is 4
| lfsthere is no deficiency il the state.
your opinion, OF course. there is no
casual deficit and there would be
mo reason for the chief executive
tpRcer, In exercising This prerpgatiye
given him by the constitution and
\ laws of our state. QUO effne,| YOU
! opinion, the meaning Of the term
| Casual deficit as follows: A casual
deficit, as defined by the Law writer's,
lis Temporary deticit, occasioned by
mistake, accident or ipadFertence, e
lie there is a deficit in the state treas
Jury. It has not been @Occasiened by
mistake, accident or inadrertence but
thasS been caused by reason OF the leg
iislatures failing to prorld de for sll ficients
revenue measures to properly take
lcare of the fiscal Affairs of the state.
III your dednit ton of .ca sual deficit
Is correct, then there is no casual
;defcit, and therefore the governor
would be po~erless to borrow money
| for any deficit in the state treasury.
unless 1t was casual one AS to the
4 actual existence of deficiency, in
\ the state treasury, and the further:
\ fact that it existed, prior to the last
\ last regular and extra sessions OF the
1 LEGISLATURE. there can be no doubt.
! Article 10, section ;. OF the constitu-
| ton of our state provides as follows:
] but whenever any deficiency in the
\ revenue shall exist IN any year, It
4 shall at the next regular session
ithereof held. next after the deficiency
occurs, levy a tax for the ensuing
year, sufficient with the other sources
i8Well as the estimated expenses OF
tsuch year"
Previous to your written opinion
A YOU had held that it would take an adj
ditional revenue Of s1,0c0,001 a year
Ito meet the deficiency in the treas
IurE and take care Of the ordinary
expenses of the state. II agree with
5you in your first opinion rendered.
If That opinion was, / think, about cor
rect. Your latter opinion is incor-
rect. IT therefore is very apparent
that the last regular and extra ses-
isons of the leEis latnre did not COM
ply with the said constitutional pro
4 vision by enactinE sufficient revenue
| laws TO pay off said deficiency and TO
meet the running expenses OF the
state.
] understand your opinion to hold
| that the unused appropriations can
be expended. even before they lapse.
| for other purposes am not adj
Yised by your opinion how you get.
around Article 10, section 8, of the
state constitution, which provides as
follows: 'No money shall be drawn
from the treasury, but in pursuance
of the appropriations made by law;
nor shall any money or funds be taken
for any other purpose than that for.
which it has been or may be appropri-
ated- or provided.
Your opinion holds that if there is
a deficiency in the state fund. YOU
seem TO further hold in said opinion,
that such deficiency is merely a cas-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-23

ual one and for thai treason the chief
executive OF the state is empowered
under the constitution and laws: or
the state TO borrow money to pay oft
and discharge such deficiency. As to
there being a deficit there can be no
question If it is a casual deficit
lit would be what ynu might term Z
been In existence for a long time and
will continue IN existence SO long as
the legislature fails to provide fur
tther. and additional revenues to pay
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-23

same, and to raise money for the cur
rent expenses of the state. This be
ing true. lit could not be termed .
casual deficit, and, in my opinion. the
governor would not have the right or
power to borrow money to pay same,
or TO meet the running expenses OF the
state \.
I am of the opinion that the gov
enor is absofuteiy III Eht in refusing to
borrow money for such purposes under
the existing circumstances.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-23
AIT Germs Ordered
TO Beat it! Git Gil
Searching Influence Of
r remedy That Works
Wonders.

The introductlon or 81 81 Is at once
a command to blood Impurities to And
j way out. sss.@ss# ssg gs1
Tiff And awhatsare blood; i'm purities? They,
may be the ihypersecretfonshfQ found In. the
mucous Innings OF the body; they may
be, acid accumulationsskRow as 4rhe Gu y
matlsm: hey may be fboila.s plmples. ec-t
zerna. acne and stub born. ind blent sores.
But exa lined Closely 4 hey are an
germs that have gotten THE upper hand
\ and It requires til eli Flushing inhue nee nf
IS. S.. S. to drive them out. And out they
70. when s. g., s. begins to Circulate in
the blood. 1t only requlres Eye minutes
to begin this influence for sit zis n fact
that Ia this Unite time 8. s. s. may be
traced n1thek urine. in 5th e appropriation.
In the, af1oresences from tn q lungs to
show that "A 4 Ia at work G. rns, mind
YOU. are OF various Kinds. but all are
foreign to health and s. g.. 81. ts no srer
sbscter of Destructive germs, It drives
them ALL out. OF whatsoever name they
10 by. j lust get q. bottle OF S. S.. ssof
Any druggist and 500 4Iout Will observe
4 decided change. And 80 yours is / q
fatubborntcase.Swrite to the Medical Nd
fYiserBcare of TIL 66rvlft SPECIFIC Co.'S 4 q
swift Bldg. At1nnta On. He ts ta FeEuiaI
t u anne bSsFt Ftue ct
his .dIst4nE ish ga mil ! I1d, ~ recoEs
nized a q. t6tstnost ptystei IN GA h ~
own -mar1t sss$ 81 An
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-23

Your opinion. it seems to me. il an.
affront to- those members OF the Leg
|islature who voted for revenue bills
during the recent session OF the same.
You have pointed out to your salts
faction, u presume, but not to theirs.
wherein they were ignorant IN rela-
ton to the states financial condition:
You finally say that at the end Of
the fiscal year Of 1917 there will ba
Continued on page Ill
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-23
FACE Gov Erred
WITH PFlhPL Les
all Her LIFE
But Misc Ayres Got q Beautiful Com.
plexion at a Cost Of Only $500

= L 'lse
Nov. 90, il IL :-..All my life my face
was covered completely with a mass &c
pimples. blackheads and blotches. Z spent
lot of money on numerous remedies
and treatments without. SUCCESS and no
relief at all. tried 80 many things
that z was afraid my case could not be
cured. Resinol Ointment md Resinol
Soar. seemed to do me good light from
Ointment and some Resino1 Soap, the
total cost being only $500. and this
completely cured my case. Ny skin is
without q blemish and am the pos
SCISSOR of q. beautiful compleion.'s
tsignedl Mabel Ayres, Stone Noun
tain, Va. III
Every druggist sells Resinol Soap
and Resinol Ointment, and physicians
have prescribed them for. twenty years
in the treatment Of eczema ind other
tormcnting skin troubles.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-23

(Contin ued on page III
III M n N ss..,,. !, Il !.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-08

less. low-necked slip OF white china Sill
is best, since 1t is much cooler than cot.
ton. sheds the dust and can be washed
out in the basin when soiled.
1t is we'll to change the baby's clothing
as soon as the journey begins. in order
to have the regular outfit clean to put
on when leaving the train. The little
baby may go barefooted. but an Older
child should have barefoot sandals to
protect the feet from the c!nders scat
tered over the floor
Mothers should observe the same resu-
lar hours for feeding their children as at
home. One of the worst things she can
do is to give the baby cakes, candy. ba-
nanas. sweet crackers and the like. as so
MANY mothers do. to keep him quiet in
the train This kind of irregular feeding,
with unsuitable foods together with the
heat OF the train and the fatigue and ex-
ri -ement Of travelling. are very apt TO up
set the baby and make him irritable and
restless.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-08
THE BABY'S VACATION

At this time of the Wear the trains and
boats are CARVING thousands OF families
to the sesshor. the mountains or the
farms for their annual vacations rom the
hot and crow del cities
Anon, .L -. ..-, .,,,, ,,,,-,,.
habi.. - ..,l 80 :. .
cb..eT Gnu !ou,i7 >'!.'.. ca. IN. :, =,
~. ,,1; u ,,''.,' ,,hIi -;
,.oI,,os " an ' -, 10
1be -. - - in,'rno, 49, ~.
i' ~ JU't - ~.
bo,,o 20
;iheF are. however. usually repaid ny
ire increased healh o. the Cnltdfsn. ana
n the carry weeks III September the
rams are AGAIN !ci with returning
tsmlies OF happy children. whose sun
nurned cheeks arms and lc%s and ire
FFesslnle spirits show what tonic fingers
n nountains!de or country spaces.
Unfortunately. this is not always the
case. Whether or not this change from
The Washington herald., 1915-08-08
Novel Features Planned for
Swimming Meet for Women
Land and Water Steepechase Orange Gathering and Duck
Races on Program of Events to Be Held at
Long Beach Next Saturday.

| The National Womens Life Saving
| League, in conjunction with the Trou-
willie at Long Beach. will hold swim
| ming meet for women on Saturda y
next, August H. at Long Beach, which
| in number of contestants entered. Va
! riety and novelty of program and So
cial prominence of patrons and pa
| tronesses doubtless will be the most
! important event of its kind yet at
| tempted The league has a membership
of nearly two thousand women and
A list of actual swimmers of seven
hundred. and is affiliated with the
Amateur Athletic Union. under whose
auspices the Trouville meeting is to
be held. Lucius NJ Boomer heads the
committee AT Long Beach.
The purpose of the National Wom-
ems Life Saving League is a broad
one. including the encouragement of
swimming by women and children;
urging widespread facilities for the
teaching of swimming. cooperating
with other organizations. whenever
advisable, in the dissemination of
knowledge on life saving and first
aid" to the injured: giving drills and
exhibitions for public instructions: en-
courag ing interest and promoting eff
cheney in swimming and life-saving by
the holding of competitions for med
ais. prizes and the like: teaching
swimming free of charge TO propagate
the work of the league: advocating
simplicity and rationalism in bathing
and swimming costumes.
Many Entries Received.
The program of events for next
Saturday has attracted a large list of
entries. Miss Charlotte Epstein, chair
man of the athletic branch of the
league. conferred with Mr.. Boomer
and together they devised several
spectacular events and novel contests
which will bring out not only the ut
most speed and skill of the young
women. but will demand that they
show proficiency in running. life saw
ing and other endeavors
A mixed land and water steeple-
chase in which the contestants start
from a mark we'll inland race to the
water. through the breakers and swim
out and around stake boat and re-
turn, a distance of several hundred
The Washington herald., 1915-08-08

10 travel comfortably with a baby. tn,
, tlrst thing 10 be considered is his food
| If the baby is breast-fed no trouble viii
| pe experienced. For bottle baby enough
| teedinSs mu' % prepared at home to las
! throuGhout the entire journey. unless tn,
/ TRIP takes longer than twenty-four hours
II is hest to sterilize the milk for hi!
| purpose, a 5 follows.
Stand the filled bottles in kettle owe,
/ the fire and let the water boil about then
| for an hour and half. After boiling the
, bottles should be gradually cooled, ano
| then made as cold possible BY stand.
/ I'M them in pail of cracked ice They
| may then be packed in a small porta BILE
refrigerator. Many types of these hay<
| been devised, and may he purchased 4
portable ice box may be made at home
as follows:
Use two covered - pals one an inch
or two smaller than the other. so that i,
may stand inside the larger pail. Fill the
space between the two with sawdust: put
the bottles with cracked ice in the inner
pail and cover both tightly, and make a
canvas or flannel cover for the whole.
To warm the bottle for the baby. the
mother should provide herself with an
enameled ware pitcher holding a pint
which the porter will NIL with warm wa
ter from the dining car. Set the bottle
in ii. after the water has cooled little.
so that the sudden heat will not be sufti-
Cient to break the bottle.
The next most troublesome question on
a long journey with a baby is how to
take care OF the diapers. \ separate bag
or basket lined with rubber sheeting
should be provided for them. and with
them may be Packed a small enameled
ware chamber
For A young baby number of inner
pads Of soft paper or old cloth which can
he destroyed should be provided. When
"n" of these is soled. wrap it up tightly
in newspaper and throw it away. Wet
diapers may he tightly rolled and kept in
the rubber bag.
The two most common mistakes made in
travelling with children are with respect
TO their clothes and their food. In the
hot summer weather. for long iourney
the little child should he dressed only in
the sleeve, - gauze shirt and diaper.
with one thin outer garment. a sleeve