Better than spanking
Spanking doff.?'? '< co????if?
hud-wetllnp Thei' i>- a?? 11 -1?utionnl
cause for that 11 oul>;e Mis M u>
iners. Pox \\" Notre l>omr lt> ; i
send free to any ti.ofl e- s,
homo treatment, with 'ill itMr j.-ii,.
Send no money, b it writ in i i<. da
if your children?tou)' < \ ou.u t>>:
W*.V. Don't blame 'he? t>?
chances?r? It can't help?> t,->.? t
ir.ent also cures adults and.^.-i [? <,
pie troubled with urir.e difficulties by
day or nlpht.
ca^os hfr^tofore Hictieri and remain*
ii-k undei tdi <1
vso in?tll Monday.
No. M"~?M;vx A. 1'nln'n el al.. ap
pellants', v s ^'lu'f:?|n al>f Steamship
rniii|iiiny. <?f Ita 11tuiore t'ity. ai'i'i'llc
appeal from the l.'lstrlt'l' Court al
Kaltiinvro 'I'o he argued by Isaac lv
Staiiv. Joshua Homer. Jr. ami Itoboii
Phillips. Palumoti*. Mil., fot the
/appellants, and by  Arthur L. Post, for the appellee.
I. W. Smith, instituted suit in the court yesterday against the Virginia Railway and Power Company for damages. No. 1 at noon was today filed.
Mutilate licenses were issued by the clerk of the Hustings Court yesterday.
William T. Clifton and his wife, Norman Ferguson, of Charleston, W. Va., and Margaret Neville Catlin, of Richmond.
William Post and Flora Johnson.
William Post and Flora Johnson. 