davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-26

49-45c.; 4riuts. 42-46c.; grea.
merp, So 42c.; Toirp Hrints, Moy
ga. rnO Go, 36- 1885,; Storepadeo,
36c.
gier. 4uteno, @.-D2o. imo
42c.; goitern Shore. WlO. uno @a.,
42c.; weftIibe (Obio), 42c.; @..gu..
41c.; iii6lide (gl.-Go.), 40c.
2eben6es @efliigel.-Sii
uer, illnge, oroBe, 9fuuO, 26 27c.;
per GgpreB, oroBe lmo fIeine Eiuno.
26c; iunge peiBe 2eg6orns, @iuno,
26c.; alte Semen, A 9flmo uno oar-
iiber, Yiuuo, 26c.; fIeine bis mittlere,
25c; alte meiBe 2egborn Seunen,
@hno, 24-25c.; aIte Sabine, 14c.
Gnten ilnge MuscopD rmo W}ongrcl,
@iuno, 90 2ic.; weiBe Hefins, 90
DC; SSnoian Summers, 17-1Sc.
6riibiabrsenten &funo, 315 @hm0
unO Oariiber, 20c.; fleine, 16-17c.
Sarben. olte im0 iunee Yaare. 20c.
@ninea-@efIiigeI, Stiid.. iunge, 115
@flno uno oarii6er. 45c.; fIeinere,
Is 3Oc.
&artoffeln. - MeiBe: gaIt-
ern Shore, Nio lmo ga, YrimoS,
SAB, $2.75-9.OO; Beit. Weo. unO
@a.. .@uiheI $t.1O-1.20; beimiide,
9uidelfiite, $t.0O-1.10; iiiBe aor-
toffelil oeIbe. 9lO. uno @a., Sab,
$3.00-3 1926; 9lnnc 9lunOel, aelbe,
1926 $50; gomS. 9lr. /, SAB, @o.
uno @o., $2.75- 800.
0bIt un0 IS emiiie. - Sepfel,
@3o lmo gov Sob. $3.50 800;
tleine, $i00 1.50; M0. mo 8o.,
@uidel $i.25-t50; @eitN3o inS
iSaB $3.00-3.5O; @o6nen, Crime
S9uiheI $i.25$i 80; arout, bunOert
$3.00-5.00; &..g., Come, $1,000
22.00; Gantaloupes, 9Iuue 9lrlInocl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-26
@eOisiuiidc gInseiasn.
3pnrmMMat

lanoldulaeH aher onrbauS faliben Sdarplleae.
Srpb aler anqeprieienen DliteI iino 7S Aro'
6ent Der BeoblternHg 9dartrdHf lleber5engeH
Sie iicb morauf Is aniommi Gle ibdogen
iidD ourtb un6eoadte AHuenouHg iali6er WdtteI
Webr ais Gle oeilfcn.
9Nemdno oerabidume oeSbaIb Charles @uetl,
cine 9lntoritdt aui Dem @ebicie, 3ii conlultiren.
Gle iperoen iinoen onB Sie beitiumt furirt
peroeH.
Gnerfennunasl1reiben fHo MIR bon Baltimore.
Spredbftunoen bon 8 bis z ltbr.
gbenos nab llebereinMnft
CURE OF Badness.
THE FIRST AND ONLY OF THE WORLD
1902 cits9aItImure.etrahe.
(9lue14-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-26

gorii4tig. yGu id fonmc
nit Dem idweren Softer 10 lanoiaal
pon ser SteIle-ipiIlit on niht Ion.
fen unO Die 5obrforte fiir mid 10
fen? ~ Gos @elo gebe ib Dir an Der
9obn" 0Sm re1t germ i'd
t0nute Dir ouN Oeinen Softer tro-
gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-26

gIbOnuenteH bic ben .Gcntifcn Gurrcs
ipOuorntcn" nidt piintllid pocr uurCacl.
ndRie crbaltcu, iinS ge6etcn, bcr Office
cappn per TeIepDOn Obcr idjriftlidj Wlit-
tBcilung 81 MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-26
@ertGnfe an otr bieiigeu glftienbDrie
FIRST CALL.

60 sluibeiIe Conf @ower com, 1900. .106
200 slntbeile Goshen g. Go,...... 9h
10 glnt6eile Goshen e. o....... OK
so glnibeile Goshen oil pfo..... AZ
glnibeie Hablon GDem Co. ~ s0h
SO 9lnibeie Wiarplano Gruit Co.. 100
100 slni6eIe Dt. Iernon WlilS CON- IA
is gIutbeiIe gSai6.. Baltic. & ann, pfo 40
$4,000 Baltimore eih 3her. 1040... 81
1000 NaIio. \ sInnap e. g. ber...... go
2OOO Cont 9ouer Aver. s6%
5000 Conf Goal Ger .........,.., ,102A
10000 eeoraia a. @acific T. Ger .iO1h
SECOND CALL.
$50 Anibeile Goshen Oil pio. AZ
20 glntbeile Goshen & go..-.., 9H
200 gntbeie Goshen g. Go........ OK
10 Nnibeile Conf 9oper com. . 100
% gntbeile NortDern Central CON-. 70h
60 antbeiIe Rat. Union @ant lao
90 slnt6eile llto 9tiubs Go..,...... PTS
i15 gtnt6eiIe @afb BALTIC. 4 sInn bio Al
5000 Baltimore giip 4er, 1901 .,..... 96M
500 @oni Noiper 9Soten Ger. ...... 0sM
1000 Georgia & @aciiic T. Ger....... .i0iM
1000 9Qi @ernon WlIIs 9lolen. .... .100h
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-26
@erIanat:

2ebrliuse nnO innec NeGnmer. Die
jeniseu OUn Sud Suaben, Die media,
niIde6GBisfeiteu 6Gbem- -iuarnm bns
SauOuerf nidlt in Der SusenS Icr-
men? gSir babeH ben Gnf, bah tuir
quite Mcdanifcr aulcrnen nno einen
reinIidcn uuO beIleu 9SIut fir sic
glrbeit babcu. So Die @OdJc i'm gIu.
fang. 3n erfrascn: A N..GentraI-9lOc.
(Sepi25--7)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-26

Vldltnug @66ermelcr unb NddcrMrbcIterl
Bdders2lrbeiter uno qIuebeller meroen bers
lana nlto unentociIirt beforQt TN MtheiiSs
Niireau ye IL G7", Niifiele Sane 103 Nprb.
Breeerld .Strage, Spbn 2ehr, SeftdftS.glaent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-26

Gems, 80 -50c. WioiS, TibenO, 20
25c., EomIouS. @.-NiO., ,gmcbcl
$400; gee YIants. aorb, % -30c.; ;
Grnil6en 9liagara. &or6, t5- t6cS
iduor3e, 3orb, 15-16c.; Solot, g.
o., aiite ooer &orb, $1.00-t25;
Simabobnen, umeeiddlt 9uide. 80.
$tO0; geiddIt, 9Siino, t2-1Sc.;
boIber aorb, uueeiddlt, 40-50c.;
3rpiebeln meitIibe, gelbe. Sod,
1926 $50; W1o. uno @o. gelbe,
guiG., $i.25-1.50; @firiide. 0louu.
tain. Carrier, $3.50 200; 5s Gor6,
eem0bnlide, 50-75c'; Choice bis
6oncp, Zoe 500; 9irnen. Goitera
Shore aieffer, SAB, $1.75-225;
Sorb, 25-30c.; Sedel, 4orb, 40
50c.; 9iefier, Gorb, % 30c.; Coma
ten, gelbe, "a Gor6, soc. S100; aus
>oer glGbe, "a Gorb, 60 75c.; 9n.
i6el, $i.75-tS5; @aiiermeloneu,
6unOert ie nad @r0Be, $500
1900.
&GIber. - Gboice, 9funo 1917
-t6c.; cute, @fruo, 1415-15c.;
idapere, iette GdIber, Stiid $25.00-
1000; Idwere, rou6e, Stiid, $500
1000; fIeine maeere, Stiid, $500
1000.
2ammer uuO 9 dafe. -
Choice. fette Sdoie, @fO, 615-Sc.;
cute, 31a-5c.; raube, Stiid, $3.50
400; oIte gode, 4fo., &c; Griib-
&c.; cute bis mittIere, Fiuno, A.
15c.
9 dmeine. - 6erfeI, ie uod
GjroBe. Stiid, $3O0-40O; S6ootS
ie nocb GroBe, $500-6OO.
@inoOieb.- Slnge iette Stiere
bon 1000 bis 1900 @funO @epidt
9fO., s &c.; Stiere imter 1000 4fo.
@epidt, 7-712c.; Obien 9fuuO,
5-6c.; 9uIlen @fuuo, 51z-6c.; ;
oroBe ilmge aiibe, @funO, &c;
ma9ere 4-5c.; aiibe nit 9aI6,
$4,000 6000; mogere FirHo, 81
3Kc.
Slide, 9[uterM Rrebfe
II. CLANS. II gutterfiide, Sob,
$t2-15; Seorpfen @funO. 5-7c.;
Grocus. SAB. $12-15; 6Ilnoerm
@iitnb. g. &c.; Salmon Grout, Efo..
15-1Sc.; Sod, 9f0. 20-25c.;
@on pfo. 15-1sc.; ipeiBer @erb,
eroBe, 9fimo, t2-15c.; mittlere, g.
&C.; geIber 9erd, groBe, %fOy 12-
15c.; mittIere, 6-Sc.. WiafreIen,
@lno tG- 20c.; @onponoes, 9SfO.,
24-25c.; Eoilors, groBe, Rhmo,
15-1Sc.; mittlere. 6-Sc.; Gatiiib,
EfO.. 4-6c.; Sedte, @fo, 15-1sc;
9lnle. YfO., s-1Oc.; CLANS, bunoert,
65-90c.; bartidoIige 9re6ie, Sob,
$175-225; weidi6oIiae, GutenO,
$500.
S6ute unO Talo.- @eial5eue,
1Sc.; friide, 16c.; beihGOigte, 15c.;
Grp Stint, 38c.; beid0oist, 2s- SOC;
geiaI5ene, 30 Bic; gcioI5ene, beidd-
Oigt, 26 2Sc,; aaIb, 27c.; Sdaf, ee.
Iol5en, 75c -$t.25; SGmmer. eeiol
5en, 40-50c.; gullcm i4-t6c.; Bic.
geu, stiid, 15-25c.; aaIb. aeinI5en,
$10O- 200; Ealg, @fiuo. 10-11c.;
9ienenpads, EfunS, 32c
3obaf (MarplanO), 100 Gfuno:
Snferior lnO froiteO, $12.0O-14O0;
iolwo common $t5.00-f8.O0; gutter
common $1,000 2i.OO; mittelmdBi.
ger, $22.OO- 24.OO; gutter bis feiner
rotber, $500 $500; Goncp, $1,000
5000; SeconOs, oem0bnlih bis
mittelmdbig, $17O0-23,0 Se.
COMBS, gutter bis feiuer, $2400-
$500; goD Sabot. fire.cureO, $500
5000; Upper Country air.cureo,
$500 2S.OO, Sdlchte @erpadung.
/ Bis 3 Gents pro &funo penieer.
M a. Z
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-26
Ser. Singer OOm Baltimore,
(@esrinOet 1882

Sauptquartier: o@ernania Wl1n.
nerdor-GhibbnuS," glr. 852, glor0.
Sowaro.StraBe.
YrdiiOcnt SenrD E6omaS, gir.
316. ggcit-Saratoga.S .StraBe.
SSoea ". 2Iein 0irigent. J2r. 2O1
J1or0-Qinuoo0. gloenue.
George 8imueI6eber, protocols.
render unO correipon0irenoer Sefre-
tar, Nr. 4t9, 1orrcit-5traBe.
permoun Wlidlid, SDasmeiiter.
Nr. 713, @nrner-StraBe.
6inan5-5efretGr Gbas. gPeinborot,
Scott. uno Samhure-StrdRe.
@m. 9. SiIoebranOt, 8ibiiotbefnr
glr. 2029, 6reoerid.9lueme.
Gbas. gleit Jir. 246, Nor0.sSuIton.
9IOe., Woriiser oes NRuiif.Gomites.
Grion-@elaneperein,~
nSarmouie,~
~@ermoria.A Aidmerbor."
~SroDlinn
pEbalio-svEdnnerhor."
1Wto5ort .Ni6nuerthor,"
v@identran5"
Guarter.GIub."
rWlelooie."
.@eianeuerein"
p%eiteno.2iebertrolR.
uWdfer-tSefanNDerein."
SauptQuartier: mgiuffels Saae,
ST. lob. Observation-Disclosures, ieoet
Samnag glbcno. nit SIusnaLne oes
oritten Snmltags iln Wionat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-26

NfiBoerItdn6niB.-Gie Self
nerin froet Sen Serrn 9Iftuor: nScrr
9lftliar, pos friegen q oem gum
gtoHteiien?~ Ger Ser 9lfhior
frobt iib am &opf u9ei sen idleb-
ten 3eiten Gina - NAL 5ipei @iirit
bent" = @orauf Oie 2ellneriu gum
aiiHenfeniter 6ineinruft; Sir oen
Serrn 9lftuar 5luei @iirit6dutl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-26
6abeu Sic iemuls OerTudt, se-
iuuO 5lt iuerOeH, aber Ogae
GrfOIs ?

SO mae lein, oab Gle oft In Yes
banoIune pareiL Dab Gle aue 9otf.
Hung aui @eneiune aufeabeH.
Sie mnMen miiien, oab IN allen
NebenSldgen &pe3iuldrbeit berlQnli
luiro uno ole lplbtigite bon allen, 1T
bic BebaHoluHg BON Ar1nfbetten 2Ha'
rillrl conluliiren Gle In Der @riennis
nib 0ieer I0ntac6e niobt eineu Spes
6ialtIien bon gitem 9iui fit @el6id
uno GbrIidieit, tpenn Gle an eiiler,
Widnnern eigenibinlllCbeu, serdniDeit
leioen ODER bon oerlelben bebu0eri
iueroeH; einen Spe5ialiitcn. Der iiber
10 Sabre praftl6e 9riabruHg III
Wldnnerfranfbeten bat; eiHeH, Der
sShnen nab elmer ioraf1liigen uniers
in6une laaen miro, ob er Sie hlriren
iann poer nidDt; einen, Der sic in
illr6eiier Belt ilirireu ptro, lpie ec
lid) nit benz beilen uno iitberIien Nes
inlt1i bereillhlren ldbt
@iele glrt bon Gpe8iaIiIieH fil6cu
Gle, WeTn Gle Tr. pamrid BON NulH.
more, NIB, 40S Clt-Baltimprc. Strahc,
conlultiren Gr BAT oele Widnller
lurirt. bic obne grfOlo berludien Wbs
billie ooer Sur 5li finocr. gHas CT
llr Anoere eeibaH, iann er au1 ilr
Gle tbun.
@eine @ebhbren iino nieoriq uHo
8ablnngen meroen ben Wlitieln oes
Battenten anaepabt arrangtrt.
(S-)
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-26

Sc befer Der Meufd, is reiner unb
tueeuobafter feline Geele 1T, oslto ipe-
niger @nergie 1T in ibm. oeIto mebr
Ieibet er uno oeIto l1perer geItoltet
ii9 iein Ge6en @inIamieit un0
Ssbuiu6t iiuO Die 8eitimmune FOLDER
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-26

Goriidtio. 6eirat6soernliit.
Ter gum 6aftotum): nSelep6onircn
Sic einmal ocn Nliiller, Der iehS
E0dter bel ms ongemeloet bat, Is
loll cine eincm OorgeIieut weroen,
a6er betonen sic, BOB nur cine font
men loIl,. OoB nidt wie0er pie
neulib olle ied)S gelaufen fomnlen. q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-26
@6nitel.

MiB gu 5eieen.
uutere @orurteile ipadfen msiit
aus uuierm @OrteiI.
Das OsrseFsu OieIe: Gs III nidt
uIles Derbedt. mas mastiert 1T.
Dtsne Soft ober Dem GsufeI, ober
nidt @Ott uno oem Seufel susIei4.
Mm beiten fommt man nit ben
Meni9en ous. Obns Die man austOms
men lam.
Sn Der S0GIe fein beibt: nit benz
Strom tretbeu. i'm SimmeI iein beiBt:
ielbit iteuern.
@roBs &unfiperte iinO bic burts
trtdmpften Siege grober SETTER iiber
i6re grobe pbuntoiie.
Wsr nit einsm ToIente, Su einsm
SoIsnte geboren 1T, finbet in oemieIs
ben iein i8Dnitss Doisin.
mem gu Sauie nt9t ipObl III, Dem
pirp fel6it oos 9aterIanO gu enge; er
berIGuft ii9 in Der WeIt aIs Srrtpt1h.
Die moberne Sper Derbdlt Ii9 aur
9Iudf4en etpa pie Elm farbengIiiben'
oes Bib gu elmer srie4iT4en MarmOrs
itatue,
Die glatur bebarf feiner GrlGuter
rung; I'm ibre SdSnbeit 5u OsrIteben,
eeniist Elm offener Bid unb Elm ems
pfdnglides @emiit.
Rein Munn lam iib NIT elmer
Grou meFeu, es fei oeun nit einsm
S4iirbuten unb NGgeII4uben. @elbit
bann nibt INNER.
9eute obne BiI0ung bebarren ums
70 eigenitnnigsr bel ibrsm Millen, ie
ipsniger iie oufiir gu fogen piKen.
@Ottbelf.
Nur Menf6en, ipeIcbe Geltigteit
beiiBen. iino pabrer @anftmut fdbig;
bic bd Iunft i&einen, iinb selpObnIi4
blob l9pa9 unO tper0en Iei9t bitter.
mir baben nidt bas Rebt, oas
Slid gu 9enieBen, bas mir ni9t ers
5sueen, ebenfO ipenig pie mir bas Re8t
baben, ben Reicbtum 3u genieBeu. ben
mir ni6t sr0eugeu.
Seoe SeIigteit bss 2ebens
9at nidt Worte, nur @efaue.
glur in S0nsn lam ids 5eigen.
9lur Dem 2ieOe iei'S Dertraut,
S0rner.
Sc beTer Der Menf9, ie reiner unb
tueeuobafter feline @eele 1T, De To tpe-
niger @uer9ie 1T in ibm. oefo msbr
leioet er uno oeIto I1perer gefoItst
ii9 fein 9eben @inIamieit uno
SebnIudt linb Die Beltimmune FOLDER
Wlenfden
Gro BE Mdnner miiHen tleine syebs
Ter baben. lonit iperben Iie uns gar gu
unGbnlit1. @eraOs meni9libe S9pds
den, penn lie niat unebel lino, mas
den uns bas @euie UNI 70 lieber, neil
iie Ole Seite be0eiAnen, no mir nit
ibneu Derlponot iiub.
Der IittIide W1ut lit es, Der Die
b09Itc StuFe Der MenI99eit tennaeicbs
net; Der Wlut, Die Wabrbeit gu Iu9en
uno 81 iaeen; Der Wlut, geretbt unb
rehtIhaffen gu lein; Der mlut, Der
@erfu8ung gu pioeritebeu unb feline
phi4ten gu erfiillen. Smiles.
MGre Ratn bon @ott ber3ieben
iporOen, 70 bate er tuGbri4einIih nod
2Ibdm uno Gba eet0tet, nilr Inn nod
eine lururiOie @eriObnuns nit @Ott
gu fetern. gDGre er binseri9tet fpOrs
ben, 70 pGrs er Ieiner @9ulb eegen
Soft quit setpeien. WlOrul: Strofe
ME, unO Dereib ME.
. Treuub, trifft bid Elm bitter WOrt,
90 iDebr benz GrOII, Der lbnea ers
pa9t,
Sn 2iebe priife, CLAUDE fort;
@S mar 70 bOIe niht eebaatl
Gr bate es gar treu eemeint,
gr ipollte mabnen, trGnten ni1t;
gBie oft Elm MOrt 70 bitter I9einl,
Das Iiebeno cine SeeIe Ipribt.
o. einem San auBereep0buIIcber
etriihreiFe berifhfef Tr Ohmnnn In
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-26

Seoe SeIisteit bes 2etens
9at ni9t Worte, mr @efaus.
ylur in S0nen lam ids 5eigen.
glur bem 2ieOe isi'S Dertraut.
EOrner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-13
Darton-Nordect.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.J
SUFFOLK, VA. June 12.-One Of the
most brilliant events OF the season was
the marriage tonight at Main Street
Methodist Church. OF Miss Adelaide
Phillips Norfeet. daughter OF Nathaniel
C.. Norfieet. to Henry Causey Barton,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Barton.
both of this city. Rev. J. Arthur VIM.
pastor OF the Main Street Methodist
Church. offciated.
Mr.. and Mrs Barton left for an
extended bridal tour. and will be at
home on Pinner Street. after July /.
Among the out-of-town guests were:
MI. and Mrs. r. NJ. King. Of Concord
n. c.; Mr.. and Mrs. r. X. Blair and
Misses Margaret and Mary Blair, of
Charlotte. y. c.: Mr.. and Mrs. J. T.
Cook. of Concord. n. c.: Miss Miriam
Face OF Norfolk: Miss Addie Moore
Davidson. Of Norfolk; Captain william
Causey. OF Chicago: Mrs. Josephine
Miller and daughter. OF Christiansburg;
Professor Lloyd Barton and Richard
Evans, of Norfolk; Ben Hume, OF eau
sey, S. c.; DR.. Peter Causey, OF Will
mington. N. c.; Miss Myrtle voller. Of
Wilmington. n. c.; DR.. and Mira Ed
ward Hargrave. OF Norfolk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-13

bordeaux mixture. II tho disease II
lncurable. like wilt. pull out the
plants and burn them Immediately.
And remember never to plant the
Same crop OH infected ground sec
ond time In succession.
Some garden crops withstand disease
and are unattractive to insects. Beets.
for instance. usually do not need
| spraying. Tho leaf spot (spray on
Bordeaux, for it) Is Its commonest at
Fiction. Carrots. for instance. prob
ably will need no spraying treatment.
Celery gets the blight or LEAF spot.
a flung Gus trouble; hence spray with
Bordeaux. The disease recognized
with gray or brown spots appear on
tho leaves and the stems droop.
Swiss chard usually escapes attack.
II disease does appear the chard should
be sprayed as directed for beets.
Endivc. kohl-rabi. parsley. parsnips.
lettuce. and peppers are not likely to
be injured Spinach Is sometimes at
| tackled by plant lice. which should be
sprayed with nicotine sulphate. Tur-
nips have tho Same troubles as cab
bagcs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-13
the
he'd nvad.-v A. yARNn1

II could give you n thousand reasons
| why Varnesis has become so popular,
why one man recommends 1t to an
other" said w a. Varney. the discov-
erer OF Var-ne-sis THE one best rea-
| son to the ono who suffers is that 1t
gets results. it relieves the pain and
| stiffness: the only reason why one
should take any kind of treatment
These so men and women Count
| them) once suffered from rheumatism.
They got results by taking Var-ne-sis.
| See them-taik to them--and you will
know why Var-ne-ss Is so effective in
the treatment OF chronic rheumatism
OF the joints. To these people Var
| ne-sis is synonymous with health.
II. G. IInokett. Letter Carrier. 5 Fayette
full c Ina rhSnmatss 20 Years. THINKS
Var-ne-sis for recovery.
w.: vi Smith ths, 20 Pickett st.. Beverly.
ne Sis made him Well
Mrs To- Close 81 ea hands St. or
rings. Joints now normal. Var-ne-sis did
Had fheuma,io neari;is and '' silfr Joints
Var-ne-sls conquered 1t.
Mrs. Doass Roekana St., Lynn Mass
through the OF Var-ne-si
Nathan cragin. Wilton, NJ, H.-Fad
arasehea Took "s more rhsa
matism
Mrs. u. II. Smith, So Concord St. Con,
II haven't an ache or pain" c. NJ.
I i!nntinstSon ioa Richards Place: West
cine in the world. 1 was almost helpless
Mrs. IT, Wheaton. Short Reach. Conn
Had rheurnatlsm IS years Found health
In Var-ne sis.
G.; L., Downs, 1882 Congress ST.. Port
sps ready for %ora Franks
s, q. Pitts. Harrison. Maine-"I regret
did not know ot Var ne sis before. The
relief g. wonderful" T.. L. Fogg Lynn
Mass.--"Hnd nenritis for years: var-ne-
Rochester X. H1Var war; sis " conau s1s
rheumatism. know. l had IT,
Mrs. NJ; A. Ratelie., 81 Prescott ST.. East
Boston. Mass.-Crippled with rheumatism.
rmae st. Haverhli. MnssoiIad rSeIm Una
life" Mrs: 6; d; PARKER. IS woodlawn
Var sis has done for me" Prescott Alb
bott "a Somerset ST.. Brockton Mass
Not sign OF rheumatism since i took
Var no ss.'
George Clark. 30 Mystic ST.. Arlington.
Mass Rheumatic neuritis made mo help
less. Var-ne- sis made me we'll"
Gladys Horton. 10 Abbott ST., W. Lynn.
MAw9 Mss rheamattsm since years old:
living" n. W. Taylor. 2 summer ST.. sau-
gus Mass.--Rheumatism. Told he would
Mrs. e. Batto. 81 Hancock ST., porcSss.er.
Mass.-"Var -ne-sis did wonders for me"
j; H.. Martell. Capisic st.. Portland,
Ma1ne-Fought rheumatism ~ years. Var
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Farming in the City
Plants Most Liable Now to Rao-
ages Of Insects.

The plants most liable to attack
from insects or garden diseases are
cabbage. cucumbers and melons. toma-
toes potatoes. beans. peas. beets.
onions. corn, and eggplant; other gar
den crops are usually immune, except
that when the other crops are badly
infected the insects are likely to eat
whatever vegetables they can find,
says bulletin from the National
Emergency Food Garden Commission.
The treatement of insects and dis
eases Is simple; NOTICES who follow
as the expert GARDENER. All that Is
necessary is to remember TO feed poi
son-arsenate OF lead-to chewing in
sects (potato bugs, cutworms, and the
like) and to kill sucking insects
(plant lice and tree BEETLES with a
contact of poison like nicotine. The
various fungous Observation-Disclosures
leaf spot. and so on-disappear before
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S$ sSs''1sa 49, s'HG:s
:s$s ss E:sss; +;
&;s H: sSS H.; %s'Es.i
AoM Freed n West from lSss
aS vas B SS%Vsa to c Gy
G. An9eFs seGa, ia c sinss
and night Var:nsSss Brought II h nsi ds ss5
rheumatism OF feet untii 9ook
! ss FL 6s@xss Harvard
| T.. +. Burke. IS School ST.. Boston, MasSSE..
Var ne-sis helped me wonderfuliy.'' 81
j. H. Foprnier. Remick ST.. somerviiis,s
he secured var-n sis '"' years UNITY ~;
,o Mrs p 4. CG2yle. EST Pleasant ST.. Mari.'
TaIE ii: II. ShandlsT IA sne ely Ha af Sat.
AFTER years of snernr VIM me
10 lo4 DIV Olive ST.; NeT Haven. conp.GRssas
Humphreys St. Lowell MassMWSeeichaifI
Mrs. S Twns st @ineslas
Mas So. rheumatism since took VAS
S Marion s. Reed Prospect ST.. South past
1
Mass-Wns ha,piess. Now we'll ip1 and I'd -.r sas
&ss f. A. ssfGoy FROM Ms0'GP
Took Var -sisWel! to-day. ~
e. j. West Sawyer ST.. Dorohssterssss
Mass--knee. hip and ankle stiK. wsIas
man to-day. thanks to Var-ne-sis J:tsVan&S
ter. 1854 Eastern Ave. Schenectady. N. Y--43
Returns TO work after suffering for years.
Var ne sis was the doctor. Milo Matteaol IN
SSs nrGgdway; Msehapicsvilie. N. -
believe ia be cripple but for Yar.pe-sis.sss
must give credit to Var-ne-sis for NV raSsa
coNery," e +. Rodgers. 10 Marshaif ST.
Needham Mass.--Unable to close or opc1S 2
hands. stiff knees. Var ne sis cured TneH5fs
John I.indley, al No Colony St.. Waliine@
321a en- has sne ts seo busy g
a High St. New Haven. Conn.-.var-ifsr.$ss
sis overcome my ncuritis.' a. F1s,d. nTii .ssS
lams Ave. Hyde Park. Mass-.yy7 knasSass}
were bent--Var-nc-si Strengthened tthsr,.s OK
officer George II. Palmer. ca 18th St.I,osS.f;
ell. Mess.I-"Ri!eumatism has to 40 whSR
To the sufferer from rheumasir,1Sss
there Is but one thing to do--taES9
Var-nes!s. as these people have danScS8
and you will get results. What m -
been done can be done. Send to w.8lS&
Varney. Lynn. Mass. for tho story n "
Var-ne-sis = ,sskwsf sSa
Get Var-ne-sts now--to-day--ak TxI9sss}&
gle DRUG Company and other d. M
es5sSattf&
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recent graduate OF tho Medical Col
lege at Richmond.
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.


Miss Douglas Chclf will attend finals
at the Virginia Military Institute. Lex
inEton.
Miss Mamie Jones has returned rom
short stay In Washington.
DR.. and Mrs. Armistead c. Crump are
spending their honeymoon at the Hot
Springs
Miss Kate Hunt. Of Bristol, formerly
OF this city. Is spending some time
with Mrs. w. S. Morton. at ITO North
Deep Run Street.
Miss Ruth McEwen, who has been
attending Randolph Macon Womans
College. has returned to Richmond for
the summer.
Miss Mary B. Poppenheim and Miss
Louise B. Poppenheim. of Charleston,
S. c.. are visiting their sister, Mrs
Hugh Miller, at her home. Alb Semi
nary Avenue, Gintcr Park.
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DANVILLE. VA. Juno l2.-Judge
Frank p. Christian this afternoon set
aside verdict by the Mayor. who fined
]. II. Suderly. of New York. $500 for
violating the labor laws, and the case
was dismissed. Suderly was not pres
emit. but counsel for tho defense and
prosecution set forth a statement OF
facts. which were argued
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a DAGGER
IN THE BACK

That's the womnn's dread when she
gets up in the morning to start the
days work. ooh! how my back aches"
GOLD MEDAL HARLEM Oil Capsules
taken to-day eases the backache of to-
morrow-taken every day ends the
packache for all time. Don't delay
What's the use of suffering? Begin
taking GOLD MEDAL HARLEM Oil
Capsules to-day and be relieved to-
morrow. Take three or four every day
and be permanently free from wrench
ing, distressing back pain. But be
sure to get GOLD MEDAL. Since 1896
GOLD MEDAL HARLEM OIL has been
the National Remedy of Holland. the
Government Of the Netherlands having
granted a special charter authorizing
IT'S preparation and sale. The house
wife Of Holland would almost as soon
be without bread as she would without
a aes calls GohD MEbAL Haari sae
Oil Capsules. This is the one reason
why you will find the women and chill
dren OF Holland so sturdy and robust.
GOLD MEDAL are the pure, original
HARLEM OIL Capsules imported direct
from the laboratories In Haarlem. Hol-
land. But be sure to get GOLD
MEDAL. Look for the name on every
box. Sold by reliable druggists in
refunded II they do not help you. Ac-
cept only the GOLD MEDAL. All
others ARC 1mItations.>-Adv.