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IIKIUS Ml I'lKSI.NJIS.
Ili,umi
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prompt
Mr. r. I. I Inti tiniomt,
ind reis
shall lu
ru I, il you
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We inn' ri.i,l t" see mit mi the
i-l Int-.lay Mi. J. Vf. \\ ..
. nt bis
iv n.
Iher, Dr. J"- i? I ? lenton, nf
in, Hon. .1. I). I
We mi itt' attention to the ad
?tandan!
Dr. Mi eal and timmi
Richmond, announces
cen "f Hr.
ember
Dr. V. j morn?
ing tn al
Dr. J. C. 1 bnitii
?
MIk* Ouldie Wal thal I, of Hampden
l lllls),I
Villi.
A tm
?iii mlv. fm one i inls i>f
ii han
I nilli" -
' A
I,"lilli'.,
iii mi Tuesday <"i a ft w da*. 8 \ i-it tn
Kick mond and the Jameatoa
position.
Mr. A .. with the
I, Drug *'"., has rein:
i Mr. Hamilton, who
: tn Mr. Stl
leveral months, will return today t"
ii* home in <" ?
I vvhliil till
(iiniiJi announce
'or the loth oi November will ba uni*
the lii-tury "f local entertain
i t" at
I'tnl it Invited
'
ni,, w. ii. mch
irdson and Capt. Druraeller, was thal
!?? not think, how
surroundings "1 the < 'onfeder
itf monument hai i been lm| ?
md yet Hlgl jem.
Tht' ladies of the ' ' burch
-/ill entertain next Thursday ri
he armory with Hallowe'en party.
Vmi art- promised an Interesting time
n company willi the spirits of dark
refreshments will tu?
rill the whole, Includli
. Will bf "li
Pr. NV. M. Ilolladay, who bsa been '
II fur ti taken las;
lay lu Richmond l trent
impanled by Mrs.
v. her mother, Mrs. Kniily
anil Dr. i ills. Al Inst BO
?uiiiits Dr. Holladay'a condition was;
lory t" the ph- '
?. rh ur sd
Wa. 7th. Fred Emerson Brooks,
iuni..ri*-: I bute's drug
lint'. Tuesday morning, Nov. 6th, com?
ment Course no addi
'.
i umi,lt-. J'be must unfurl ti
, ? "pie "il this earth are
lie grumblers. They roi> hmm
et) "I it- 'I -elli's
pie in ,
easonable circuinstai
,,r house, while the licti
Among the "li soldlera a ho wenl
atti Tuesday t" attend tb
nu,rn al Jamestown wera: Mi
Hilbert, < sptaln 8. W. I'an- '
? \. i; Venable, .lr., J"lm '
ll Davis, l. U. Outbrle, '
: \. i borne, Nh- I
han Hell, J. W ? nn om* ... .Ins. Chick,
t,m, Bill Aile i, .'"iii Fraiak
, \,Innis mill "V. .'. ."is v .
Warning.
niiel imt tu hunt
ii ihf lands ?t ihe undersigned. Our
? .,ii them wlli i
i ieult willi according
1
.1 \V W'.vt v. K
Vf. r NN ii
J. .1
I
Like Nutice. I
.uni nu om
i tu linni on il undi
illy,
A. l;. Viv vin
which pr->?:
? 'uv i- for tin
rn great, bul a- a
nie they soon begin to shrink.
llftoH l,i|l!illiil.
i iv ii co "ii the
ni in ol Januai v 2 ith, *in.t end mot
. lm Banka, ths wo?
rn in u ho bad , ired foi him as a moth
it lust been apprehended and
1. Jills Wlls lieeoln
-luviile,
and Kheri ff Dickinson left Wad
nigh) tn bring tbe prisoner lo
I "rt in
I here isn't ? doubt as to the Identity
"f i.-'vi . confessed t' ?
a lm made tbesrrest He
. itely t" I ?nil?
li nial at the November
timi ut emin. An Indlctioenl
, . : bim soon after the shoot
?
ie I at .',,
i lepri
-mail children.
fi"in Farmville,
where bf is s,.,?| p> have purcl
. uni a pah of brass
:ii ni Hrs. Annisli'ii:!.
Kum-, Va., int 22, '07.
th, nt about 6
o'clock A. M., this neighborhood was
ii "I Mrs. Amanda
B. A rmi-U nd. NN bile she was not c ,n
flned i" lui bcd, she had baan ti great
suderer for some tine, but shs 'sire
vi Ith ' inisuan fortitude,
until the summons from mi high came
tn take ber home, where there will be
nu inure p in nor death.
Mi-. Ann;-',, ii u ai ni ber 7'Jh
I by all with wlimn
sin- came in contact, bs she was a true
. kimi hearted and
accommodating, ami labored faithful?
ly fur those anum! her. She leaves
- and three sisters tu
in,'inn her l"s-. Brie vms buried at
Cumberland Church by the snit- ni
- and.
Willi Ibm whodo*tll all thins
Ti,er,
A. I h.
Victoria.
I his young eil is
? rapidly. , warc
houae, butcher shop, barber simp ami
iv an' going up mi differeul
squares, ami the music
hammer make Hiv welkin rinu
umi planing mills an humming, work
about the new depot progresses, the
fia! chute has bean finished. Mer*
if laying in car lots ami pro
a iiiii arord of tbe hour.
- iine; ami contracts for
a -ie making.
ie doubts that the division
shops of tiif Virginian railroad will
bi located and added to the timber
interests must oombine lu make h
toa nt.'. ? lins is
i ht- recognized metropolis of
Lunenburg and everybody is watch
lb i ASIONAL.
ri This Anynay.
Here is a simple home-made mix
given by an eminent authority
ni Kidney diseases, who makes the
statement in a New York dally news?
paper, thsl it will relieve almost imy
ease of Kidney trouble if taken before
. ol Bright's disease. IK- stnt.
j inptoms Hs lain,
pam in the side, frequent di
? lally nt Dight, painful
ind discolored urination, art- readily
1 Ipe; try lt:
Fluid Extract Dannel
I om pound Kalgan, one ounce i
L'ompound Syrup ? three
lintis. Takes leasponiul afti
-,id at bedtime.
known druggist hf if In town
i itv that these Ingredients are
nil har , ,; home
by shaking well in a bottle. This mix
, ilinr bealing uni
ing effect upon the entire Kidni
i imarv structure, and often overcomes
- ul Kheumatism in just a
ittle while. This mlxtu
ill blond diaordara and cure
nnatism by forcing (he Kld
ieya to Hiter and strain from Uh- blond
mil system all uric acid and foul,da
;om posed waste matter, whlob
rj it you aren't well.
lt Was A Dray,.
Ws b ' inewhere the (bl?
owing good stun: Two gentleman
in tbdi way to church wars discuss.
og neighborhood affairs < Ins remtirk
?d to the other: "I presume you have
leard of the arrival at the paraonaga
boy?"
replied ins companion. "I
inderstand Hie parson is rei-y proud
md thankful for it. I tfuess he is also
hankful foi the liberal donation bia
ii,ni gave him recently.''
"I wonder which he will mention
irst this morning?"
"Why, the donation, of coi'
'Mil WBgei a new hat that lu
. first."
'iii go von.''
J his is a section of the]
?r thai morn)
"O Lord, we thank rhee fur this
lately - -
lt was a draw. Ihe bet was declar
ll ult'.
In union there is strength is a say
ng as old a* it is tine, lt doesn't pay
"litary. lt I
ni it is ruinous to any
lealtby growth of ,i ghboily.
i.m't sponge Upon each tither but be
.ml helpful. NVe cannot li\e
ii un bread alone. Tbs broth
if hun, , noble thought tu
Ul priu-t;
?tlly ll
j lu i, ? thing about
i reputation is what a
lue time you could have Ifyou didn't.
. ber cliff k to
I ublic It'i . really
do it when me
i round.
tai an elopement
n usually means a blggi
iff in ths nea in the other
raj.
What i* hume without I
A newly married man prob
irmor round her.
I bas started many
man un the mad tu the Slmsho
ra of tba man who in always
larpinn about honesty behm thi
I he w ire less has leaped the seas anil
ou eau whisper fiom r-lmre to shore.
Ii:ii|tiliill-l!,illilliiili'
tin the bili it Bobbi isiah, ths hi.?
ot ths i * pan md Mrs. J.
I H. Baltimore, Miss Minnie Murkland
Baltimore, became the bi i le ol M r.
urville Francis Leighton, of Coving*
Ington, Va. Tha decorations of white
ami green tasti f n ll % bi
-I* e.,Ill
bined lo make this imp
; ol beauty. Nt half-] asl
ths biii.il party vi . Into tba
beautifully decorated parloi by thc
strains of tbs wedding march, as bil?
low*: Mr. Chas. Minter, of liuv ulina,
ami Mis* libel Baltimore,Mr. Walter
<'amit;,fis and Mi-* Virgin) i
I more, Mr. David Dre?ier,of Allegheny,
and Mun Daisie Jamison, Mi. Werner
Kalthnort, of Kosnoke, I
i ,i. Mr. C. L. Ball
nf ihe bude, was bes! man, and Miss
ll iltimore was tn i
Mr. J ll. Jamison w as n
monies, Mrs. c. j . i ll| pm j layed ths
g march. The groom with Ins
bast maa, ami the bruit- with dei maid
"! hu,mr entered, and st"",I
I wiiite flow*
v. j. B. DeBerry, came fur
ward ami united them according to
the ritual of the M. E. Church, ami ii
i mat rim mini lm e
ami promise, until death do us i art,
? the prays! thal
their lives might be one ol happiness,
and their path strewn willi fl
The bruie waa elegantly ntl
white silk, carrying asbowei bouquet
of rarechrisanthamums, white nm:
Bvpargaus rems. Her minis wore pun
white. After the ceremony, Mr. and
Mr*. Leighton left fur Karmi Hie, where
ok the live o'clock train foi
Jamestown Exposition, where they
will remain a few days returning via
home of the parent- to theil hume in
Asheville, North Csrolius, where Mt.
(.leighton is a popular conatruction
foreman on the Southe rn K. K. ut (hat
ride I* one "i < umber
land's most popular young ladlee. Hhs
has many friends w ho wish her hsppl
Im-iil iNhus Iliirty-THii Years Agu.
? hi Saturday last during B
storm the lightuingstruck stn
to tha residence of Wright Barb
Farmville. Mr. Barber, a bo a
ed mi ins verandah
blow from one of the splinters, sndmsy
gratulated thai it wan mt fatal
Dr. Jamison, ol Kinmond, writes
Hs follows : "NN f had a very III
mun from the Kt v. Mr. Has
Fanni Illa. 11 ls rustler a bs 11 ry, very,
very good, Text: Touch me not, for 1
have not ascended He will make i is
mark one day.
Mrs. Mary E. Mottley died at her
residence In Bichmond Monda*, of last
I .billi
Morris, deceased, ol Buckinghan, and
leveral j resided In Farm?
ville where ?he was highly i- ?
Mis. .-mah E. Mcilwaine died
ii PetersbOIg ln*t Monday She
? Wife of J. li Mel I va aim
Esq., ami daughter of tbe I il
Kemi, Esq., "I I iniir lill
nill be sincerely mourned bj a Imst
il t'lt-mls in I iirin vii le.
(Farrr
Tba ninety-ninth comraencemenl at
Hanipilen-Siiliiey B ?! ind ly.
lune '.th, when Hie bBCCS
nun wu* preached by tha Kev. < ll
Bead, D. D., of Bichmond.
< in Friday last, a team "f hoi
"ii.'inir t" Mr. Miifon Bal ne, took
fright and lu lied doa n Man
?mashing the wagon and playing the
lichens generally.
1 Fann
io Wednesday evening the tilth,
Mrs. Virginia O. Booker, wife or Col.
Kiehard A. Bookal
Died mi Sunday night, JuneiMth,
.barlas Edward NVitt. infant sun ol
? i Winston, aged 8 months and
ii days.
"It is wall with the I Juli.'?
Last Thursday night tbe Owathmey
? .in milen front this town, wa
[truck by lightning and totally de
troy ed.
( bas. Kui;;.', Esq., i? hui inn t
lol ph House painted throughout pre
laratory of taking , ths 1st
Inly.
The Revival Services.
The re\ hal san leas a hich hs
inducted st the Methodist Church foi
bc pilsl ten days ii ,-ed \N eilm ? lav
light, ami another d an last
ii^ht at the Baplisl < hill'-h.
Ihe meetlngfl winch ended with
lay nigh! - at the
iietbodlst ('bur,-b, vifa- among tin?
iest helli in Farmville forman]
fhe Christian men and women went
arntstly tu WOt*k, and vi ?
,y many sinners being brought to a
avlng knowledge ol their Lord. Dur
u? the 1 irs.t wttk, Kt-v. UcOlge NV.
"ties, of Norfolk, preached, bul on
icemnit of Indisposition bs returned to
ns honif on Friday afternoon
?. < . Hatcher then conducted th
Dg each Dight until its clo
At the Baptlal < burch, the pasha
lev. II. M. I
,v Kui. J. J. Hurt, nf Ark
Deafness I annul BS < Brad
ry local applicationi cannot
each the diseased portion of tl
litre is nilly one a
i i mai is , . lUonal
medics. I '? by an
nflamed condltiou "f the mucouslin
ni: ut the Eustachian I ube, When
in* tube i* i ii il an ied you hsvearumb
ing sound or Imperfect hearing, and
rheo it is entirely closed,
he result, and Unless the inllamma
iken mit and tb
; io it* normal condition, hear
ni: will bf destroyed forever: nine
i by ( atarrli,
itu,ii i- UOtbllUI but an inllaui,
item of the mucous Burl ?
n\ e aili glvs ' ins Hundred Dollar*
ni any ? M d bj
atarrbj that cannot be cured bj
itarrh < ure. Send for iiicu
ars free.
'. J. Iii i
Hold by Drua*gists,
lake Hall's laiinly Pill for ?
Itch cured in '?" mlnuti
- Hillary Lotion. Never fails,
sid by H. C. CrUiS A < "., Dr..
Hi. !*?
The Hm Nh,un (iradi:.! Idasat
I H-bool at Worsbam
i on Mondaj w nh . i pupil*,
ian the lii*l d
? I. amt
rollmcnl rea.
] ii j Hs enrolled. Jin* -
Include pupils from sc.i
I mic do/en
wbn la Btiended tba two
room school nt Hampden-Sidney.
.- menU a ill probably bs mads
. these may attend i
sham sfbiHil, which will run the en?
rollment to over 100, a Ith ms
ir.n yet to'
ill I ited
Into thi* new th we-room sd
ina Ii. "il at
i m-Hid ne j, with ,
"f al,,, in sehool it
? ut 17: h one-room
al I brock, with about 11, ami
a one-room scboul at Worsham, with
?
i io Worsham, ami
will haul about SS to 80 children. Tba
oilier wagon sturts at Thtock, and will
haul about l . children.
-i-hool ollicials aili nitertsled
pal rons, wini made this new venture
with some trepidation, aa
tin: that tiny did liol erect ii foul
ro.iii building, lhere is talk of rent
ttra room at NN'or-lutiu ami
putting ni a fo rth (cacher, and this
will be done ii tire conditions justify it
J he new school is prettily bleated mi
about two acres "f ground, being the
"bl Courthouse grounds, with nice
?I graSS I ht se LToilnls vi ill
i up ami nicely cleaned, ami
i bf separate play-grounds fm
the boys and girls. The leschen Hie
Mr. W. Tulane Atkin*. who irrad?
iated with high honors at Hampden
-idney la-i rajMsion;and Misses Mamie
Fowlkesand Edith Duval, graduates
ol' ll mil.
pupils ("mi Bedford county
ami one from Millbank arc attending
S.M.I.
New High School Opened.
I h.- new tiiiir-rumn Behool building
it Klee Depot was opened last wuk
with approprl ?
I a law s*atharing of ti
pupils, patron* and other friends of the
M-hool.
Dr. McAllister snd Judge A. l>. Wat?
kins were both detained Hi linnie and
heir absence was much regretted.
Superintendent J. ll. Davi
nlk to the par.-nts ami eili/e
rratulaUng them on the success of their
'Hort* to prm idf a high school for their
?bidri'ii, ami urging them to continued
uteresl i dion.
Mi. li T. Bonduranl aleogavean
.1 ineh wns greatlj
A Citizens Behool Improvement l.ca
:i Mrs. B. H. < ar
era* president, and a District leach
irs1 il ani/ed willi
\of. Korners as president.
Pro/. Somers is ably a*-.
? Hiern.
Ihe enrollment promli
:,, di iiiand ii fourth tine her.
All of tbe districts in Prince Edward
irs now prov nled with 11 i l: h schools
ixcept Buffalo.
. 11.. I l: -lets,,,. Hal
all stvii fleming .v
lurk!
Citizen Keplies tn LinincJIiiian HaH.J
Herald: Well, ona brothel
rn tbe Council has "stood up" in tba
erson of our nervy Mr. Wall. When
read lu- enid l.a-t week In the Her
lid. I b it tbnt I must surely bs tbs
?chief nf sinner*," thal "such aa I
bould write anything thal would in
my way turn out to bs a ri
i|Hin Hus purely u n-i 11 i -11 Council.
dealt in nereonalitlaa, and la
Imated that only the good people vi?
ed for bim, sud that be was criticised
a- I ." I bal be it BS not oil
he Council fur "loaves," and it made
ne feel thal tte was not reading on
'bread ami fish" imt wa* eating
knew not uf,
in! thal he had gotten BO pilled up
,nd mighty that "such as i" could
nit iii any w av view iii* nib,nil actions.
As regards thepood people putting
um in office I may bs allowed to say
bat the result of the recent primary
muli indicate that the eySS of BOtnS
f the good people have been opened,
i alee lhere weie a g.I many ''back?
biters."
\- to bow he has voted winn ,|iH's
ioiis have come up in the Council
incline;* |q which bc wa-, personally
Qterested doss hs feel ipiite sure
. lint his aili,iii lins been.1 lins be
?iI lection of benn.' in any meet
rig, and niter using hil
ll imt by argument
? in- excused from - ea as
ersonslly Interested'.' Whi
is nerve than? ami whose
i-uuld hf look to iir*t .' Would hid
pocket nerve ' i d ' Are he
ml his supporters so good, more Dian
iota! .' I* bs sltogathar si
.nat position lu- took in December
teeUng, 1804, when ths question of
llowing the foutilry 'pbOOS t" havf
IO tbe Corp tate li
The law quoted in my fornii I
ill imt be "di
ur indirectly" "Interested" in
?uti willi Hit- town. Has mit the
ah-r ? h the
iwn'.' Dora Mr. Wal 1 not oonslder
iract iii full brea? NVhat
nilli Ile say wt re the ? omni!
, franchise to another coinpa
y to supply water in the town '.'
lindi he then be "bot or cold" or
ne of ti ?
I w ill now ask if it is not the duty
f the i ommonwealth'a Atti"
ring the Court's attention to this
latter. a violation of law,
? have the mattel remedied? ('all
ir the booka and see bow many coim
ilmen own Stock in franehi-t- of the
sion.
I do n,
iv right as a "citizen" if the editor of
'
iatslgnatnre. Whan I think it ne
I will give you my 'eiititle
icil. and until I do think il
irv I will still be an humble
Cn
? My child wa- bumed u rriblj
. neck mid I ippllsd
trie Oil. 1 be pain
md the child -auk into
ll -bep." - Mn. Nancy M. li
I umbu g, If. N
A trot
?lift.
THE HOME CIRCLE COLUMN.
Marni, a l.lrl.
lt* *?y;
, womanly way,
'
That nlway? iwm.,1 la
with
. and i-arm-at ia Minn* andr
?
|
?ant;
? irrayisl,
' 'ne - ivan for
ll I' to do fl kllnl act to
- no does mi I.kc you.
nany houses
beautiful and costly thal thc
yoong folks are not permitted to open
tin m.
Who does not Ilks a "good morn In"
rt? lt makes
the whole day brighter. No mattel
boa coarss the garb of ths i
the true heatly Wh I high?
er than the heartless smile of the
must aristocratic and iocIbI aequaln
I rue politeness ls tbe comer stone
I is une of the most un
portent of human life, lt onosjsts of
frankness, cordiality and gantleoess
toward our follow creatures. BeauU
fill in Us truth nnd simplicity, the lirst
that youth should learn end the inst
that aire should forget.
It le one th big to go about our life
work ai 'em duty, ami an?
other to go about it in a way tb
make i Mitti ourset ? ry body
about ti* happy. To be pleasant is a
oonsumatlon that lies within the pow?
er "f ev erv ons "f u*. I" be gnat is thc
ment of the few. There ls
nothing that sits so gracefully upon a
bright woman as gentlem
annies*. The greatest Intellect the
Lord ever struck from out the etern?
ities is devoid of charm without the
gift of affability and iweetni
manner.
The InctN) nf Home.
A man has no right to enter b
lour with a Cloud upon his brow ami
i temper in ii- heart His coming
ihould rejoice his wif* and children.
A woman luis bo right to be always
somplainlng about little things and
-how ing i li-cm i tent Ins thousand wsjrs
i mil- Hie children in a constant
.late of alarm for fear mother will
i fuss about ii. There ihould
lever lie a frown at the duititr table,
tr at the murnini; t r evening
lor should there be Hutt dismal silence
hat sometimes brood*, mer ll I
ind take* away thc appetite. Food
iikeu in sullen silence w ill uol I
Ihe bed ami the bunni sbmild always
<t cheerful. J lie sleep viii not bc
? neel li ben there nie teal- UpOO tile
? illow . NN'e would be afraid to
i child just before the eyes were closed
? i-ii? illy i- greater
ipmi Hie parent than upon thi
lien. I f the bather is lui mi: ai
?xnionable (?> bis boy- they aili ia
nore apt tostaj si home and not wan
let off*Into lind companj They would
"the old milli."
? mid not be walting im him lo
lie -o they would Inherit in*
f the mother waa always gentle and
lind ami reasonable to hat girls they
rou kl love home too areli to make a
oneway match or go with iinprinei
i.ed young men. 'Make Home Hap*
.mill be the wateh-word In
, oily, lt is well enough tn hsve
he little prayer, "(isl BISSS Our
i painted, ur worked mi '
iverhsnging the mantle, but mir Cre
,tor will not tlo for us what we eau io
? Iles.
A man without either natural or
ul tl vated dvllitj is tlie im.st d -
ibis thing in nature outside of a bur
loCk or u hedgehog, but a woman
rltbout the gift of s gracious ami
iloftsant mininer is like the sight of a
le-s stalk ni a garden incant
o grow i
Ahnnt Success.
Plenty of work, with good
iml increasing prosperity, are tbe efr?
ain rewards of faithfulness, Let any
?ming mun start in life with I
rminatioi) to put Hie beal bf bas into
ry duty, ali
if tba best things of life will eventu
Otns his own. There is -till
?room at ll e top" and faithful'
ne of thc essential condltloni
en t.
I ni last iii
ny sphere of life without a certain
egree of piety, in its older and more
?eautiful sense of habitual ravi
award nut ti re and her laws. This ls
ot the teaching of the Christian re
Igton mily, but equally of all religion
ml experience of mankind, i
ire mor I mainly,
moral law
Hal to the preservation of a
lear bead and sound judgment.
Vhoover is no
r later lind that he has been sowing
ie wind only te reap a whirl-wind.
rhich will mar if not wreck hi* hir?
am's wile i I
try mother remember that
owever bumble her home, bo
lonotonous her laic, ll sin
bing lier children will I
iel hive, her faith ami
ihey will enter Hie pr.
ind that otl ? might not
And nut her children
nly, but all with vi
mtnd, will be Uplifted ami ltl*angth
ned by ber purity and Steadfast
ut then, tn liva each hour,
adi day, ''gathering up tl"
giving the kind B*Otd
iv mg thought, the tender sympathy,
tung (he homely duties that lie Hear?
st, aa a daughter of the King, as
asea in the royal line of motin
mowing that all these things ate
ielping to make those who come afier
on "better Ireciuse you have I
Mian a
mund of ml ?
'WealthyPliilaiitliropisl
Heals Chicago s Poor.
Ml> is hilled (iver the Kem.'trkatile
Lures nf a Mysterious Man Whose
rccenfricltles are Startling.
Strange Stories ar: Told of Quiet Stran
ger who Distributes Great Quantities
ot Food and Clothing and Cures
Disease Without Pay.
i-d over
a numbai ol remarkable cures which
hsve been effected by a wealthy phil?
anthropist by the Bama of Cooper.
His headquarters st Hie PubljcDrug
- besieged with crowds
and wi'im ii eager to b l cured of their
ills.
Cooper ls a quiet, gentlemanly pei
smi, with Ku itudent,
rather Kian a business man. Hi
parentty about thirty-one or two yt ai?
lie iir*t cams into public notice
by In* philanthropic work among the
poor. The large fortune
, ile for bim to lil?
li il.ute many wagon loads of food ami
clothing among those In I
curnataucessince his arrival in Chi
I he lirst thal was known oft 'oopei'i
pow et over db ten Mr. John
-tani er, ot 180. Broadway, Cincinnati.
< Miio, arno was In this city on but
I that ? ooi.cr, the philanthrop?
ist, waa ihe - ? ed bi*
liic hist March, Hiter he hud been given
up to die by lu- phj-steians. Mr
Btauber steted that laat Maren Ihe
iisim* hail told hun he would mil live
until May, a* be w as in a terni,le . on
dillon: , Maid lie lindi onsiiuip
Hon; he had a nasty cough, with fie
iiicnt hemorrhages, dizzy spells, and
.Muk thal the least exertion 01
excitement would completely pros
Irate lum: tin
the stomach and back, and his kidney*
were in innl condition.
'Aller my physicians gave ma up,"
-anl Mi. Manlier, "Ml. Cooper heard
4 mi east uni calli?! to sss ma. Hs
left a pecull ii medicine which i
inking ami I immediately began to im?
prove. My cough stopped, mj
nil no longer dutresaca me, nnd my
kidneys were in perfect c ndltion. 1
rained seventeen pounds in
md today I am as well ns i
?ver was in my
A few days after Hus Mr. K. I.. Snl
wel I, a Justice of the pence living at
B22 Dem bom Street, reported that
looper had cured lum uta severe case
if stomach trouble w iib i Few i
tillar medicine.
in* trouble hud bean of long stand
: be had tried many >l
locton ami ineiliiiiies aitboul
?'rom the lirst dose of Cooper's med I
?inc he I egan to Improve, and ll today
iitjj perfect health.
J his was billowed by the still mon
eiiinrkuble eiire of M r Thomas Wei
?ter. employed at the < 'maha Packing
tiinpany, and living at 6210 -mill,
Horgan street. Mr. Webster had sui
fitd lor years willi pain in Ins slum
ich. dizziness, palpitation of heart,
lackache, and all other troubles, Hs
ame to < looper's headquaru i
lb-played sn soot-moos tapeworm,
linell bc saul had passed (rom his
y sit in aller lie had taken u len
,f the Co,.| ei medicine. Mr. n\
lld all his Buffering had left bim BS
f bj niugic, and he fell like a new
icing.
i ort of these remsrkabli
lew through the city like w lld lite, uni
liC Drug Store, u lui.- i
i making bis headquartei - -
le siitteimg from all manner ol
barents.
The i,by llcisni of the city arc ania/
d nt the work hs is doing, and have
ried t" ibaka tbe wonderful Influence
er the people, even gmng s,,
?ii a- tn threaten prosscution, I
mil accept any rooney for lu*
erv ices and doe* not wive mil any
ied Iel ne himself, they have
muries* to mt,
? created considerable i
acnl Bl the expense of the doctors by
?king them why they did not write
heir prescription! in English bo their
- would know what they
iking.
? VV lil?
li. Sd thal < o,i|ie[ cannot meet the
eo pie personally, he ia receiving an
uormous mall, and keeps a larg
i sp hi i- employed in arise ei
In the meantime stories "i
ca continua to pout In.
NI rs. li. Fry, liv ing al 182Oak
mt luflsred agony for months from
heumalism. In telling about li,
?i have had rheumatism foi over
irs. lt bas i,ft.|! getting worse
MJ year until I have been almost a
ripple from it for the past eighteen
non tits. I have leen linallie to write
ir over three yeats aa the knuckles
f hiv hands WCfS M IWOIiCfl I
mt f lost- my lingi-rs enuiigli lo Witta.
Cvery joint io my body waa In tba
ame shape, swollen and Inti
?sinful. The Buffering I i
teat to describe. I have seen a doctor
Wk for ten mouths and have
? iv to get well. JJ
I week i came hare and bought
oma of tha Cooper medicines. I Bias
old tu emne back in case I did not im
irove. I have coine back anyway .just
y thankfuli
"You sse my hands. Tbs swelling
as almost gone. s" ha* tba pain, ll
mi will hnil me a pencil I will show
ou that I can write." Mrs. I ry
isik the pencil and used it readily, 'i
u|,I a neighbor who has rheum
bout lt. and ene said 'maybe it Isn't
inav bs It'i something
I told her that until I knew
i hat the something i l-e w a- I should
esp mi taking the medicine and I
? r to do Uki
ed the
irmulas of the medicine he ls using
rom au aged priest ill ssll ?
own m *lld Mexico. J bi
elle! S thal holy waler rn -
at ii ral element entered Into the!
mri lion,
daily
mil. I mung from
art of the State, asking tor ad
Tbe philanthropist reads every let
rr carefully, and replies ti ? ?
.Ivlaing the rt b is spplica
h Muliv linn:
While hil remarkable cures ai
luci loplcofconversation, mani -
i
.
i, money and clothing
i amount I
I bun
?
isl two
ind it is undenti od that he
ill remain here on I
i Ighl Da)- on ii;
ii
h Ww. Va
?
(Many, sprain* .uni Iwi lliiiir- < eradu
"III N
ml inti the quinsy. My thu
Wollan so I could hardly
pl he,I ( ham I u Kalin and
a short time. In
I was all righi
itterfourn, Mich., Cbsm
Kalin in s liniment and
ally valuable for -
?i Drug
PRINCE EDWARD CCUNTY.
Beck.
ian, of l.ni-rciiec
Mr. NV.
?lian.
I B. Kedfoid, Mrs .1. I.. \N ca?
ver. MISS Lotti.' I Mr.
Boldrid ail Bttendad tbe
-.-it urila-.-.
. lltl'II, Of !
int .-linday evening with her
si-ler, Mr*. Knby NN ?
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Weavet ami
Mr. and NI rs. Willie NN ,
Mrs. J. ( . N|,iring went on a
ping tour to I rene Mond
Miss I
Mi*.
Emmett Jenkins for tin ;
Mr. ami Mn
'
Mr J B. |. |
lllsltlllll list fl
Mr-. \v H
n visit her mother at i'm
Mi*s Mj
ind NN t-i
Innis Maye Moring anil
Halide i
Oth Mi*. Myrtia NN,
md \n H.
lay.
'?
i Mr.
kins
Mrs I. ll i ; Un. Ida
Darlington Heights.
Mrs. |, i,umi lo
.h;orho..l
trending several weeks with raia
i Lynchburg.
iii Mi?
ll' I ill. And bop."
iat she i,
, Hamilton is vis,nug
lends In tbe netgbl or?
an!.
, report thal Mr. iv I
ri*.kill a lm had C , is of
' .1 the
iw-mill is unprov mg.
. and Mrs. J ,
, thc
lion.
I 'laughter,
va, Mr. Lliioiic Anderson and Mr.
vlug shorter were the guests of Mr.
BUCKINGHAM COUNTY.
Arcanum.
ti, -
i
I* Niall ( ol Oil Mumbil al t ?
I ..
conductc :
ililli,ol tb,
i estimsble woman.
i nir ne gib T. M ?
has iiiul'
lei tim Bl in youri town
idei tr ainu nt ol I >r NV I . \
n, lilt u
timi is mil muon unpin ?
A bord'
? tbe < 'urdsv i
i \N .
ebditch, i '
?libiirho.nl r the
I wyn a I
a- Ilium,d.
M iss Pollj ? .ai mil bis goue t" Mat
f w s county i" I
.1. NN'. i md Ni. c. :
? ii nf
i 'burch a* delegate and ni?
nnie I,
nod wI w
.Si'LI-HCK KAI HS ll MK.
the Skin and Take Away its
liiipin ?
Sulphur baths heal HI
glow.
,w you don't bavs i" go "i
-mt to gel IIniii. Put a
n spoonful* of ll NM Ol KS 1,1
I IDHI Dill El ni the bot i
I
(ht in your own hoi
Apply HAM Ot'K - Ll'1' ID
I.iii I
skill
i'i i. ii
imiia-.
a pei i he
N mir
is i|.
II \M in K H I I'.'l ll' .-I LI'IH K
I N I'M EN I i
tuples, Blackhesds ami all ii I
-ll loll. lil, kill.
nu
Don't use hamil ;
lion ii ali t"
ronn?
el toniach, c
In un, : lumption i'
,in a neglected or unpro|
ld I
e ni,i-i i pia
? i lin
ore than tbe tinki,
i y ..i
I mt ton
Ont nf SI. lit.
I lilt ol
?Hied h
i. mit ol un
Retire t" our i liston
?
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not her.

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