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kw- A ip, not r4sponsIble fohe'onb 'Cs of oftAspondpd. ts., nwoations "to this ofdl 6wi t '60 fees unless - asoonpanled by the real - IC Qf the .writpi ., - An 4 il Id the hatUg knowledgeo y tilrodvdtnitO1 .at.ep eourring in 'h.i1 niAghbor)tittfi ed* er a favor by furfilm1i iaufO.1ti, I tlda' offloo. Local Notces 'will be in a IJ (except by'special contract) at the following rates. For ten lIne and- undor....$2.90 For each p. ditpnal 110..-.110. Millinery-J. H1. Brown. Fine Jewelry-Connor & Uhandler. Read the advertisements of Df.W. E. Aiken in this morning's paper. Tho Corhet Band gave a delight ful serenade on Tuesday night. We will wager our bat that this granger raises his own corn, oats and bay, as all good farmers should do. BEANs.-Mr. Joe. C. Squier will please accept our thanks for a mess of fine snap beans. Johnny knows how to raise vegetables as well as how to sell calioo. Be careful about fire. Had not the fire in Gooding shop been so quickly discovered, one half the town might have been destroyed. A fresh supply of hand-made Biots and Shoes late.st styles, jnt received at L-ndcker & C's. shoe house. These goods are warranted to give satisfaction. Yesterday was sale lay. But sale day in the summer when the grnss is growing and the weather auspicio's for working is of no serviceto him who seatoleth for local,iton.s. Maj. Woodward's mill pond is be# coming quite a resort about this town for bothers. All those who haven't money enough to visit the celebrated watering P!aceO, resort to this pond. The St. Louis Democrat and the Atlanta News have tuspended. We j resume their subscribers like some other people we know, have<not )et sold cotton. Mr. G. C. Bacot has shown us sev eral cotton plants, a speeimen of a crop on twenty five acres. of new ground. The cotton is six or seven inches high and already contains fo ins.-1' The oeneficial effects of t,he Build ing and Loan Association can already 1)e seen. Mr. Obear has greatly im provedl the appearance of his resi dence, and Commissioner .Tacobs has erected several small houses for renting. Tlhe handsome residenos of Mr. T. Rosa R oberteon on Congress street is fast approaching completion. It will be when finishled a great im-. provement to that portion of town. Judge Neil is also remodeling his residence on Vanderbost street which will be a great improvement in his portion. Rev. Mr. Perry officiated at the Presbyterian Churoh Sunday. We regret to learn that Mr. Chichostor, fvho has been aibsent some time in the .3orth for tie'benefit of his lie .Ith, is tot improving. 'ie'is-greatly missed by his congregation, whIb-have granted 'him four msoriils'furlob;/h. Col. Jas. 11. Rion h'as 'irough't to 'our oilice antther speclihen of kidei'rie -grown on his lot. Th'e Lucerrde was plantted cm the-5th 'September, 1874, anAl has been out dow'fl boce. This spooeimen is of the icon<d growth and is orly -;/ly (5)) ai1che H1ig7h. Ex. changes pleiase pass around. We retnrn thansks to Chd'ets d. M\. antzler An.d W. D. 1Iratton for an invitatio~n to attehd the com. muencemnent exercis'es of the euro'. institution, in bharge of CeI. Thomss completes its secomld ibai under flat toring auspicesi aud wb wish it con. tinued sub ess. Scuooh~ FiNDni4--I'0 ILa1iy Io he able to state that Col. Rion has bucceeded; by nonsent of the Attor ney General and thb State Trealurer in having $2204: 27T df the sbhool fubd n6w looked up in the Wlnbeboro Nlational Bank penditig att appeal, f-aleased and ttned over to the Couiity Tf-easurer fdr dhbuftemetit. Mr. Braest, N. Taylor. of the Gh 1il0 N4*948 *ilting WIA*-s b p o. T h e News is a n%* loirnal of great vigor, and a 6hagh* we oduoasionally differ id poUties,we always welcome.6 i to Ot atiotum, We hope i, will meet h'0 success It deso,ves. The Ntws Il getting up a mattinoth isrie) and Atjiness non will dnd it in advan i6go to insett an advettlement& Frul -Yriday mot-nibg ibout two 'olook P-olkieman Jdakins disoov* ad&r. A. F. Gooding's bla'k4uith %hos to be on Are. He promptly anA nounced the alarhi and both the Engine ah&1bok and Liddbr Com. panies were quiokly on the spot but rortunately had no work to do.- The fire was vory small when dieeoered miad was extinguished *ithout the aid of the Greuiet. A correspondent of the New York rribune writing from Columbia, as. 'ePts that the Attorney General is working against the Governor. Whyis his thus I During tli campaign, the former was, no to speak, the gover., nor's bottleholder. Can it be that since the gov6tnor Is fulfillitig the pledges made for him by theAttorney Jeneral, that the Attorney General. riuarrels with him 1 A(lorable Angeli-Why Mr nhere did you buy that lovely scarf Enruptured Swaih.-'A-, Fienni. ken, Molaster and Ghaillard's estub lishnient on the corner. A. A.-Well those young gbntle.. eno have exquisite taste I and they ire so accommodating too. You must buy some more searfe from them. E. ..-My dear, If I were to buy kil the beautiful soarfs they have I wouldn't have any change left to pay for giases at the ,owling alley, and then I couldn't come and hand balls for you to mnake those charming strikes. 13ut I'll tell all the other rellows to go round to Flennikot0d.. Saturday morning as a colored man wds driving into town in a two atile wagon, the mules became frigitonid and ran away. They ware getting past control wheii ii rs 11. 0 Itobertson who had jujit return od froth making strikes at the bewla ing alley, rushed to the rtsoue, and seizing on of tle mules by the bridle) forced the team upon the pavement, where they stopped vithout doing any damage. Mr. Robertson's hero. in exeited the -admiration of the colored John, and the latter. in spa Ik ing of thu occurrence, remarked th at he "wantedto know that young man." Although this is the workinig seas on, the trial justices dourte are full. A petty case brings in tw~o prinei' pale, several witnesses and a doze:n .ym:pathse~rs and lookers on and the consequence is that while a few col. lairs may beogained for one party, the loss entailed upon the opfs ii f.ar greater. We havd hoard of several instances ie whicn plough and hoe hands have been compelled to leave their work 'and eomne several miles to attend a trial. The law against malicious prosecutions should be enforced, and a law should be etn acted to prevent brivalous prosed.i tions as well. PUGoI.u8Ti ElEjaci E.--Four col.it ored women of our town had quite an interesting little skirniish naar the express office last Monday night. It seems that Sarah Johnson, Mary WeTst and Bettie Yongue had- some animsosity against one Sa rah Stravi gans and on Monday bight muet Stravi gans and gave her a paolnding. 8b~e not being satisfied with the treet ment she had reediv$d at the hands of these women, brodigbt them before ldorman Gerig Tuesday ,r.orning. Mr Gerig .rs3primanld them se *erely and turned thena loose. Stravi ga'nb st'ill being dishatisfieSl, broughat th'6 ease b'etore"Fist'J3ustlieu Mackey Wednesday. Mrh. Mackey- after bearing~ the oddne, lned Sadrah Johatson $7; M.a3 We*t $$; Ab'd Btittlei Yonguo $3. OohsWterable InbeteAt I in tnit'd over the tiuostion whothet- or not thki Clbrk bf the Coiirlshalt dt-dhir an eleec olidh. , 'hb. agt of 184 9 g0j9.o spiebialip fot such ulection, and fdI 4devised Stattitbe. have te.enaabtbd tftat law in somewhat niodified tbrms, *8bme pJarties have oxprest#d a doubt wh#lethaer the olerk now has power td ordet an blehtion; andl Capt. Clog. nby has wi-ltten to the .Attorneys General for Ils:opiidot ott ethis gOesi tion. Kersahaw baa eleted -a oheriff and an elbotion has beoeh brdered'i dheAter. It annes to bneh the duty of the Olork to a4t ppon the low 1a dbwh and t9 qrde1,e,egciq1 then ifthe abt.be aoemed us utori ed,.Judibial. r'ooeddingi to b.Au to prevent bibIon;. Tb t's*et to be the best way of settliog ti difficults. We had the Pileast of a ?Iit iti week from Rev. A. J. Witherspoo who is visiting South Oarolin6 aft an absence of many years in i West. He is engaged In the misolo ary work of Dr. PAlware's church in New Orleans, but Is on leave ab-ence for the purpose of rptro4u Ing the Life of Dr. Thornwell, a no work just co6bpl(tOd'.'by. Dt. 'Jale He - Is engaged -q i .bQe of 10! wi-1out resA'u4iktQ0O1a,.tA e 4 y8. eeds of -the. sale: of Ithis-book, are f the benoft of his sipter, the widow the lamented subject of the muemoir% This book is not a Mere blograph of Dr. Thornwell, but contais general history of the times iu whi< he lived, and diseussia the edubi tional, ecolesiastical and, politio: movewents of the day. Ein ,natin from the brain of Dr. Palmer and el riohed with gems of thought froi Dr. Thornwell, the two leadim divines of the South, this volum cannot fall to be of interest to eve the general reader. The book octavo, cotat.ins 600 puges anl sold by subscription at $1.00. TI subscription lists are already large We received Sunday by inail package which we thought from i size must contain the Chicago Inte ocean or a quadruple sheet of it New York Herald. It proved bov ever to be a twenty page issue of oi wide awake contemporary, the Gree villa News. It is ebock full of go< reading and mammoth advertim tuents that speak well for the pap itself and for the prosperity Greenville. This is the bigge enterprisein the way of South Uar lina Journalism we have ever seen and it should result to the advantal of Col. SpoIghts. By the way, the News contained i editorial on "the polition I situatidl in this state, taking ad its text sentonco which it attributed to ti N6w Era. The sentence is as fo lows, "tu the meantime we trust th the (Groeuville) News and the Cox otitutiounlist will be persuaded n to form a dethooratio party in th State. We-expect quietly to fall with that grand old party in Nationt polities, but in state polities we pr poi-e to paddle our own onnoe." A the News attacks this proposition, y must remnove all responsibility for from the New EtaLiIt first appear< in the Winnsboro News, and wi honored with an insertion in ti New Era. The Winneboro Net must therefote take up the. cudge in defeneoe of its prodigal offsprin and Inay on some future ocosasi add uee arguments in defence of ti position .assumed in the editori referred tos Notice to School Trstees. Or tib E or Soctoo CoMMsaNa, I3 an act approved i\[arch 6th 187 it. is providIed thiat AIn 4nnutal met tag of each school diettiot shall be held i thme last Saturday in June of eaeh year 12 o'clock M. itotice of 'he (titie a, place being given by the elork 6f ti board of Trustees by posting written printed noiic-s in the puiblic places of il distr'ict at least ten day. before th. mot ing/'E It aho providea that at such mee lng the inhtabitus qualified to 'vote at sotbl election lawfully assembled slhe hayv, power t o appoint a chairian. to a journ fromn timo to time, 'and to chioose clerk ; siho shall possess the quialtnn of a voter andi to raise by d tax in additih to the sns apportioned by the StAte lh schools, further settns of money not e ceeding three dollare for er ery child In tl district between thd nges of ui:n and at teen, sanill ehim to be collected by t' County TreaBsirer, sibj Jol to the araler the trustees, contorsignedi by the Comumi saoner. to be used as shiall be agre upon at the meeting, either for salarIes to:tohers or for the erection or repa ire school buildin'ge, by paymient of lawi .lobts, together *lth othet powers as w bsen on %fohliios to the aet Above tug V'on are therefore instrhhled to a nouince sUeh mneettigs In -ydder.respei disiotet on Saitrdtly the 28th Julie 12 Mi. at sucoh plaoeA es ehall be agre. up'on by t he respretlIre boards of trjutei T'he clerks of tile rq1spective bdards w anl lily oflee fdr links and instri titi. W. .0.4AWFORD, june 8 f8 15 ii 16 School Commissioni rvIARTIN & THOMPSO| 8d0t1idS$(JIL TO d. 1R. Tid Pdd4, Tt nneVd, C it rides tuic Leatilel- bial rjltE ali'e naflod firi *oilkt es e" spedial attedtion to Boot and Sh Manufacturers and fltness Maker. 1 winl sell pi:eV oak4dha(ed Abih,st.s for light and heavy.purposes, as low a y house In the trade at whjolesal, oQ3i s un e~me4 ." PUbr w t .Ub know isbef he spake, I4 ! experion6e, ond It 11*311k, wbuld apox 39 same tb Aloo. S Exitanta-, 4ert(6d sb Coroalls. is one T6l11o and A11spative in es 4 4.p-the best the *orld 1a ever kni-o-whleh oontalts a . aloohol. It is De, Wker's Californla negsw Bitter. .,#to R011*t101 deh Paessaasti er -I'- PAAT.--Keep yoVr money at bose. v Do uet send away for apythleg which you .ob Obtal as 1 ehere as elsewhere. We do not advoeste paying $5 for-that which U you enn buy abroad for even $4 90, but when you ash buy your Blank Books of the bodt grado. at prices as low as New York. then, send to Walker, Evans & Cogswell. Ch16s lesitn S. C., and purehuse wwhat you neO. All their Blank Dook4 are Sni ade in Charleston, aid your eneouragI. , ioonj will sustain a worthy nauutafturlu Ar. J. Walker% CaUft a t >f gar Ditters i1'e n getable preparation, mado chefly fom too na. tive herbs found ot the lower ranges of t4o Marra Nevada mountains of Calfor Shia, th'6 Uecinal proporties of which ' arc extracted theronin without the use a of. Alo.ohol. .. The uostion is almost e* h k1aIly asked, 'Whit is the cause of the F Iikparilleled success of VINEGAR IIT Txts?" Our answer Is, at tho romove oh the cause of deaftse, Rth patient re- L x6rers his healths They are the grat Ni blood.urifi and a life-giving prinolple, si n perivct Renovator and Invi 1rator F% u of the system. ,.Nover befbft in the w, history of the world. has a m i n iona tof o nlded s*s'. th'e ' trkable 1V o . f 111"'ias In healingthe srok every ds an is beir to. They are A gontlo Pur&tive as well s a Tonis, is relieving Conge$ 0 or Inltnuation or the Liver and Vls4rt: Orgas, In Dilioub I1 Disease-. e Th6bpfies of i. WA.ak TIMMARBrmasaroAporient, Disoretik Carusinare, Nutritious, Laxativ Dureti, Podativo, Counter-Irritant, Sudorile, Alteft tire. and Anti-Billour. It. It. bKODONAL.D d& CO.,. SDrug0st ad Gen.AgU.. " Frnoon orftwndt ad our. of Washuno and Chs n&. .. r. Sold by at rMggst aS. A UT RECEIVE d !r Car Load White dorn. 1 Calr Load Flour-all grades, 1 Car Load Bolted Meal. White and Smoked Bacon and .Shoulders. Rio and Java Coffee--"green 10 and roasted."J New Orleans and. CoM.non e Syrups. All rades of SUCAR. .Lard i bbis., hal:-bbls, Kegs and cans. Genuine Durham Smoking To bacco. D. R. FLENNIKEN. 0 april 10 & P d0 imtmngrfrs a j) eD PRINCIPAL. A Full Corps of A ble Professors. n Cmlo outfit of A eins, Apparatus, .t Etc., for thorough moittil and plysical d t.raiing. Location noted for hesthltti. e neas. and possessing Rialiroad and Tele. r gratphto f,oilitlee. A'or Illustrated Cat. e logde apply to Principal. .june 1-.1m IJoNOIt & CHIADLW1IN pol ofl ofS'1IUSiMd 5ilr CARD'-CASPB ili Ca s.. 3. june 5 INSURANOCZ. TNSD1I your properiy 14 either of lh e .,. following companies via: ce Tile IJivbrpooi and ILondont atso OIobV: Ve The IIomie lnsuradli Cd. # f.e Yett, Vll The Franklfie *i *1 Piadelpbls. -di as The Auths, " ' hart*npd Cone. ~j 4 Parties wishing to insure their ,propeor. ,d< *y detrilg" ny absenno will please'a apply .*-6 WV. N. Chandler.., . .; pvanll 17.1m .J1A. WIf. LA.AE AganL. -AND te 'oT3 and 1iHtk8, beltAmee' Pboye' 111dy.lib de Closta, a 1. slawls, torpets a M Ritloaetb ,hs .wa aw-4 Plaid Hemespisse es, -4 pool 0 ev fall, M,ines 08aihasbe annoote, silkh news for padies, New 0 tOCIIIkIII01, P411r lee UM111011 &ted shift tud$, la1tial 116dk lore Iomrneghti: dw). 0e01eboe non sad milk 1111dkerehl off, tew all ables, Beeded .Drse so IOn , JIlac lk Pets. A Fleesesorm aet e Towel In 4*s6IseM t er Creokery and Otam ire Fuey Chine Caps avd -amster DI"It 'Alraeas *ad Wk to allgave" 0 *loe smake. -INE BLACK EOAUL Blot ieaotrtr4 SkIroe sad ld F 1 deys k,ay f these artiette are dese64e ft HOISTMAN PRESENTS ad -willM dbold at -O W EP1L XES Withers.4 Dwight, l'esI DRY - GOODS .-AND-. Trg ava amm..r 1GOOD 1 mau JR OBJECT CALL ANflste, ethern Life Insudaces Coi, paniy. ES8RS., IOGdd0. * TRBlIKM LAgentseand et.outive ofltsers o phi Caroline Depaertment of tho bouat h a Lire Inenrance Cionsy have np uted t sfolloering named gentlemaen eero, Eft ujive VotitkitledTute tho ei Ft d Auslliary Bloard, South faife Insurance Company. BA MU B4.1. CLdWNEY, Preatl. IEON ,MoMtASTSt, Vlet-Pheidgfla AM. D~ AW, #eoret1r' 306. JAS. II. RidN, AI;ormey. hoer, .~ A. While. TRUIP.?. .ItI. *b!Wtaster, D.). Fleae 'ebn, I d ei. S 4. Ot loene ..' .EdrIAe *.age.A ris P Eidos 8. Jl ap1. 1': ft. fi,inik&, Sam lh':;t., I. 4. Bierds, 1t. M. utvs1. fiL 6. 3D b OO IFACTORS ANr1 6oMlisioibndukxde, t3OR'S W'IItAf, d~ik*I t,fO W IB3$fAL .dtilbE. tal upott 7e os to (KWf Ba 08tliste, e throng .lr earreapodents'ta ,iverp.olt Wei irk and. Baltisore, 2Q". idelieule. 4ttent(i ph il '}}dole 74rnd- (ottoa e I,-J RUI The Bypiptins of .,ver cotplaint aroun tho%in Is. In tbo allooIder, and is uiftak e4 lith the loss of & 4iVt a6d sloknesi, teritif *1'b let. Th h6Ld is troubl6d * 1lderable lii614 of netdoryWodia4dJ.i,t somthit *h.ta ought tW 1Ave b6e done. %ad low spirits. Sometimes hany of the ' very few of thea but the liver Im g6'neral THM FAVOUITh, to .irAt1V6d W to VontAin a singI6 pirtIel6 of stercut , ci aty lojurious mineral substance, ut li rVtL VEGR'ABt containing thobet8itherl roots and IeVe which an allwime libvidenoe ha9 placed Sin vountrioi Whee %,ver bieas6s nst prevail. it will oue all'aiseases'6ntsd UY derangemeuts of th6 Liver And Dow oil. Simmons Liver Regulator, or Mod6i1e-, o einuntly a family medicife, and by being kept ready for inmediate reSort will fave 0n a hour ofoufferIng and -hnuy iia dollar ?a tie,e and dootors' bills. .kfter over Forty Y ears tria itse AIIl reoeiving the most unqiaillhe'd 'fosti. moniss tolt virtues from persons 6r tih o highet o6b(taler and respontibility. F.mient pilysicians commend It as the Efer6tua1 KOeOi& for eniumpti an, livadaohe. PtiTh to t'ho shoulders. Dissiliesit, 13our Stodn'oh, bad taste iN'the Incruth, 1illIOus attaoks, Pal pitation -of the liba-rt, Pain in the regions of the -Kidey'i despondenoy. gloom and forebodit'g 11 evil, all of whitch 're the ofirfringifa diseased Liter, For byte'iB or Inaigeitbn. Armqd with this antidote all climates aid ehahges'Of wator'and food may be faced witti'ut O. . As -it e'iddy in Malarious Fevers, oWel Com'painte, r''lessness. Jaundice, Nausea, It HAB NO EQfA It IN the aheopest. purest and (0i 'ljogt. Tomilly MedIbIe 'in tife wbrid Buy n t8pfdeis'or Prepared Simmdiha L'ver ReolatoriWaeBs 1 otr etgrarek wrap per with Trade mari, stamp t a rki.f4ce usbroken. Xone ether Is goltiAno. - oon, 0i., aid PhiIadelViW. rol BAM It At V*GGisV8. TAKE For all diseases of the Livr8tomah and * ipleen. As a- remedy in Maiaridus Fevers, Dowel Corhplafft*, - Dyspo'dia, I! ntal Dlepreson loest& Re n'eidr. JA(Indico, 1,atid'ea, Sick S adehe, .Colic, Constipk lion shil Uilhiouisness. ~6 -1IANbAT] Ak 1ARGJE ANiD WE!LL. sEe is sO, Cg JE L BROWNa &T aboo9 ~ATOR.I tesinassawl pin InI the side., 8omotii on for -heaniat.lesm. Th6 slatan6h Is aITeo bowols in general oostive, fltootinomes ith pain, and dull, heay s)nttIOnS co Sp-inful sentat.ioi of iaVing loft, undone nanihinino of weakness, debility iy the orgal most involvea. TESTIMONIALS. "I NVe never seen or tried sYah a simple offiOacious. Atibtaolory ad pleas ant remody in my life."-ft. Ilaines, S9% Loutis, Mo. Hoh. Alex. A. 6te'hole. lit Oboaslonally use, hen my oonatidof requires it, 1r. Simtions' LIer Regulaa Ior with good ceffct.1"-l1ou. Alex. til. Ettephous. Gotrnki of Alaba,-w '-Yokir Regulator has been In 0s6 in fn family for sorto tim6, and I am pursuadeA it is a valuable additlob to tho inedial soienoe."--Gov. 1. Gill 8 iorter, Ala. "I have used the l(eg(l1'toi in my f4ml ly ror the .past seveft.en year. I can Vafoly re6onimmnc ift to tho '*01+ as the begL 'medicine I have ever tved for that ola ss 'or disennes it porpotl to 'uro."_ Preefdont Oity Bulk. "Sirnmons' Liver Regulator has pr6'red a good and oificacious redioino."-C. A. N utting-. i g i Ot o. "Wo have been noquainttea ivith )Dr SiMmons' Liver Mcllo.ito for more thaft twehty ye&'rs, alid khow it to be the boat TIver Regulator offered to the public." M. R."ty, and I. L. 'Lyon, 11allefontaine Ga. "I avs o'at'bd by Simm6ias' Llvdr Ragst lal or, after having sutfored several yoara w'ith Chills and- Po*vor-"ft. -P. Anderson Thb 1b-gt. '"I iavb'ldan *t dyspetio for" yrt ; be gan the Regulator two years jg-; it ha noted like a charm in my casb."-Rev. J U, Holmes. lids'andoradinent. " 'have given y-our, medicine t thoroigh trial, Ad ih no case has it failed '6 give katst1olion."-EllU Meaoham, ChtlIahoochee, Fla. .Sheriff Bibb County. "I lik*e usged your Rtegulsa or wvith o3 desful effect in Billious Colio and Dys 'popia& It iq -an eloellent, remedy and 'ortain a public blessing."-C. Mastor% don, BI13 Cbunty 'Ca, My Wife. 'iv W 'nd self have ined the Regu. li,i -t . y eirp. noid testify to Its groat irtuos "--tev. 'J. Folder, Perry Ga. "I think Simmons Liver Regulator on6 of the best medicines ever naQe for the Liver. My wife and many ot-hors, have used It with wondolful offoet."r-H. K Blarks, Albany, On. R'Ahnye used the Regulptbr lb my famia 'ly, kiso in moy regutlar practice, and have four,d it a nhost valtnable and satisfactory idiotne, and believe if'it, was used by -o professibn it would be ci horvico i4 thany eases. I khow 'very much of 'mpotiont- paris, and certify its medi.. lfgg, M. DP., M'adeb, Ga. 2-x0m a ..0W PRICES I SELECTED STOCK OF fr SHOES, ItOTIIIJsrGF && rdecker de COs IC. WEST &SONS' Till' IIRt fre Test. Warranted 1100 Se ,Lv n)ofonjn,.. AND IT WIli Coal ol and It, b'urn 5;. Try if. Ask 1terose e6rit1y," and fake ne' for "Ala oter. -. WEST & SONS; . -Lomb'ard .st.: Baitimore, Md. 'nglish Breakfnst~TRiA 1NPOWIuen Toa, .Youuq llson yei dl get a samuple. For nila by .nMaTE &gg