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-11< - ' : $ ' ' \ 1 J ' ?" 1 i ... i. 2tu ,gort jgliU ajuuc, DEMOCRATIC PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY < * B. W. BRADFORD. I n ...... |, Terms of Kuhscriptlon: 1 One year ...I . $1.00 8 'six months . 1 *o (| Three months t!f? ^ Oorrespondence on < urrent stih.h i ts Is | Jnvlted, but no responsibility is asputneil for the vlows of correspond nts. ** Anonymous communications will not ii be published in these columns. j . On application to ,th<? publisher, .ulvertlsjnff rates are made known to I Jlhose Interesteu, . JUNK 28. I??5. Mr. Tuft will r.nt be r?*?jn?-?kI 1 to (1 fdt oil'tile lid when the peace envoys > begin to plenipoit-iitiulc in Wash- y ji??ton. ? ? Tin* Georgia end Texas cotton j growers keep throwing a l>rick f now find then lit the department of | ngriculru re. ^ K H Washington will be recognized j by the nations of the world as lirsl s in peace. We never d.d take any J thing but first place. | . ^ ' v A Georgia inventor having in ,, .vented a reckless train, ought to j now turn }tis at'ention to the pro- | dbction of a "sleepless operator.'" \ There was a decided bull'nh ten t deticy t?> the "mint market'* in , Jjouisville during the visit by the t Confederate veterans to that city j There is no occasion for Russia ; to despair yet. She should reineui ber how long it took Colorado to secure peace after the lighting was; over. -v* 1 , It is fen I'd that even Russian!, peace news will develop some "re- v gret to report'' communication. ; ( It is on * Go verge of taking that turn. , 1U....1... XJiiii" AAiri | nun- ? ? mn it ?? H > with $3,0lJ(),0(X) tiiid gels tcm years i ' in the penitentiary. Htill. *.'100,()()() J ^ n yenr in mlvnu-c, is a pretty coin , fortableBnluty. The American I?<?y in not show ing any desire to own one of those 1 newly invented cannon that will " not explode or hint anybody They1 re too tame for Americans. . %v J Japap 18 in a position to say. ."Thai iH the pi ice of peace, and ! we reeojumeiul tin1 poods. ..lit you ' can take theiu or leave them as 1 you bee fit." Poor Russia. The princesses who occupy the [ public eye by t heir marriages may i be surrounded with royal pomp ' but in point of looks they cannot be^in to compare with the pretty American June brides. 1 A Japanese student has taken ' first prize at the St. Louis school of fine arts, and all the jealous ' members of the class are now yetting real nervous over the menace 1 of the "yellow peril." -v-%. The fourteen-year-old heir to the " Zeiglejr millions is very anxious to 1 it*ni;ii iiit- njjr niiiwi ur run min i the expedition lo the north pole, lie need not worry. Tim pole will ( wait for hint" The announcement that the I Chicago authorities propose to p<> r to the bottom of nil the graft char pea in the city, is in etFeet a notice ( to tlm members of the grand juiy | that they will be expected to labusy for the rest, of their lives. The Nebraska legislature prop > ^ sea to allow a citizen to pet drunk ( three times a year. A law making ' it compulsoiy for Rome people t*> J pot sober three tunes a year would be more to the point. I) The lady managers of the St. (j Louis exposition returned over a ( duarter of the money given them |( to expend. This is merely another ^ instance showing; woman's utter untitnesA to enter tlm lielil of ^ pnbjie life and practical politics. M -? ?. A Snake Eats Twelve Chickens. " Mr. John T. Roll, of Fort Mill. 1,1 S. C., is not certain whether a snake j ? nts grass or not but he knows that !m one devoured 12 of Ins small Ind "'\ dies the other iti^ht. Tlie evidence ' ? against the snakeahip is of a ? ir- J ??* cnmstautial nature b it tin* wet) is ' 1,1 clone and secure. The chickens i r" disappeared between suns and no j hi trace of of any varmint was to be ; In found on the premises, but vlien I ?' the sun came out, and shone bright i'i ly the icxt day, the old colored j a cook reported to Mr. Kell that s o- '? had seen a terrible bio ehiqken 1,1 snake lyiu^j basking in the sunt*1' near the house where the chickens j |s disappeared and she counted a 'I round dozen swollen places, which hi she took to be impressions <>f the m chickens, about the middle of the j ~ body. Mr. Kell will rfet, n baited * hook for the serfrifit and try tot catch him.?Charlotte Observer. | The War. Fitilitinir on a small pcale lias ontiuued in Manchuria, but with ki malt-riftS result, and there seems ittle hope of an armistice beijitr itrnedany time soon. In fact, the sire of Field Marshal Oyamiv to nllict a crusliintr blow on the tiissian army before peace noi/o iations begin makes a lug battle it iiltogel her iinprobnb't1. alhoiigli at this time it seetns less kolyihan u week ago. Neither ide is willing to make the initiai veto bring about a cessation of oBliliti? H. aurr s<? the tignting on a mall Heule continues. The illness f ('aunt 1 iam-doi IV. the Russian linisier of Foreign AD'airs, has iroe.ght the ponce ncgocmtious to halt, and the failure of Russia to nnounee her peace plenipoteuiaries before this has creatod a e|ins/ of distrust of her inte 111iotis n s tine cpiarters. Ru-sia is indeed in Bore straits, he had barely taken a step toward he ending of the war until civil ttift* bad again broken out in Vihiiid, where troops and citizens lave been in deadly conflict. Il vould accin that things like this amid not go on always, for surely h? Russian government must he loney-coinbed with corrup.iou, kV11y Russia at this time seeks ti lelay the en I of the war in a iny>cry. She has la-en practically rushed, and if the delay is persis ed in she will bo completely mini dialed, so far as her lighting for<:? n the fiold is concerned. ? Charolte Observer. For the Suppression of Crime. A writer in in a Oeorgia eon eniporury thinks ho has shuck ipan a plan which, if adopted, vould great !y reduce the uuuih -i if crimes in nis county, lie says; "I think that the grand jmy iltould be in session continually. L'lie fact that the grand jury is in lession and that it is liable to in Iirl lawbreakers at any 11lilt" lias m ii 1 (ititry effect u|)i>ii the morals of he eomniunit\ . My idea is tlmt hcorniid jury should be in session rem court to court, holding meoliil's every two or tliree weeks, or lay once a month, utter the reyuai routine business of 'lie body mil been disposed of. The ^r.ind l)ry could be discharged just beore tbe convening of 11n* next erm of court, when a new uraiid ury would be sworn in, and thus lint body would be on j^naid the ,'ear round. I have heard all my ife that so long as the ornnd juiy sin session lawbreakers, partiouurly gamblers, are more careful 11 ion i \ iolat ions of the law, feeling lint the danger of beino arraigned s more iininiueut, and that wh o lie trrand jury adj urns they ofea co biek to their oaniblino or ither violations of the law ." The above su^ruestion is a <jood aie. There is liltic doubt that linnetous violations of the law are est sis^lit of iii thin Stale by reason if the fact that the maud juries it only two or tluvc times a year, ital many crimes that now o,, by lauotieed would doubtless be in estimated were these sittings more icijnent. The above is worthy of oiisiderut ion. ? ? A ijucer initiation. I'neleSum owns a single track nil road in 1'annum. Its business ins thrown km ^jreat that I nele Sam inds it neeess-jry to double it. 'Ii is bri ii!.s hi in up faoimr a si ranqe ifopoKition. It' I ncio Sam's laws |?l?ly to tli canal /.one through diicii tin- mil road runs then lie ;ill have to pay S-^ a ton fur the nils, for the steel rail pool organied under I "nele Son's beneficent iritl' laws has made that rice and provided a heavy penalV on the member oT the pool who ruler bid-1. If I'nele Sam's laws 0 not apply, then lie can buy IoeI rails I >r $20 a Ion, that being ie priee that tin* steel pool makes 1 tho foreign market to meet, for* e11 competition. It is n queer tuition for 1 nele Sam. If iie is nder his o\\ n 1 iw he is mulcted tile tune of $- a ton on every ton steel rails lie buys for Ins own til road If he is a foreigner lie in buy them for $20 a ton. If III.viis his relutiousliip to Ins neplivs he pays a t -n for iri v i utr 11 is pliews recount!ion. If lie ?ii.-? vim his nopiiewri lie saves &S i hi. If In* j/nys s'JS a ton for tli lis that his foieiun cousins cm ly for > 2i) a t .11 lie confesses tlm J pernii.H li is rn* I inakin ; nephewt n>i> anil pi tin per ins rail c uisuin c_f nephews. If lie buys liieni a foreigner in oriler to save iJ >11 bo confesses that lie is willing > make Ins rail eoiiBUin.inu neplivs pay a tribute that lie himself unwilling to pay -an untiliai nit oven I'ncio Sain would liesiite to c >111 mil, says The CaaninonOR SALE AT HAIjK l'RU'E?One aebotarahip in the (enormia-AlabatnU liusiness OoUe/e. of Macon, (la. The FORT MIL.L TIMES. ? Tt Colonize the Negro. A ! ]) ?rt sent out recently from ! Wi.bliinut n is to the effect that i Mr. Leiuh Hunt, a man wlio lias l spent miuiv years in Africa, will launch a 1iu?m immigration scheme i to he opeialed in those sections o the united Ststes really dt sirin<_r to yet i id of some of the lurue nnm- i hers of negroes now there. Mr. Hunt, who has yiven Retious thoiiuht to t he (jnestioii of s.'t11 in_r tiro host class of negroes, the cdncatcd class, in Afri- n, feels eonfi- | dent that there will ho no trouble 1 ; in get tint* liis ideas lirmly etah lished, mid in that case, it is imt i improbable that many thousands 1 of neurnt'S will leave the United 1 Slates, and especially thog? South ,? during the next year for Africa, to taUw up the art of heooiniiig ' fanners along the rivers and their tributaries. This land is said to ' 1 be the richest agriculturally in the 1 world and only awaits develops; inent. Mr. Hunt, stated a few days, ago that his plan was to coloni 1 izo the domain ment:onod with ( d matted colored ipeii. who know all ; | about cot ton cult lire fr an a prnc' 1 , (ad standpoint. Kor those Mr Hunt is appealing to the colored colleges in the South. He reports 1 that since his rotuni fiolll Kurope a few weeks ago, lie has been in con-iultatioii with L?o >ker Washington Insecure the light kind of I 1 ibo , and lie tinds that there are . uiau\ well-to-do (adored people all over the South who would be wil bug to g> and take their abode along the rich liver hanks of Africa. provided they could be as siired of an easy return t 1 tins countiy in the event that were I dissatisfied after reaching their, , dest ination. Accc rding 1?> the plans of M . Hunt, these American negroes nolo teach cotton culture and civilization to t he nnt i ves and Mr. II ut is now satisfied that his enterprise is well launched and is ahont ! on its stage of substantial develop inent. _ ? K3CK Hiii Wants New fiaiiruau The commercial chili of Kock Hill is now seeking to revive interest in the matter of b?.ildin<; a railroad from that city to some' point on the Seaboard Air Line. I A mevtiin; for that purpose was held a few nights aj;o and from reports sent out it would seem that the road will he Imilt in the near future. Mr. \V. S. Leo. dr.. of the Ca, tawha Power Company, was present and state 1 thai woi k would tie i;in at onee upon the development nl the (ireat Falls on Catawba river, and that in order to ?el freight hauled to the works a railroad would he t>111It from the falls to t!i Sea ho ird. tukini; hi the line 1 owned hy Mr. lleath and extend on; 1 loin I'Mjei. oor to Lando. i This won I I he done at mice. He; siid that he knew the people of; Koek Ilill had loin; wanted aeon neelion wiili the Seaboard, and that he thoiioht this was their elianee ta net it. Cnpt. \V. L Kodiley was made chairman of the nil elini; and after a discussion of i the various phases of the matter, | upon motion the chair was in-I strueted. to app nut a committee of six to i;o over the situaii m with a view to detiiiilite arrangements with Mr. Lee's associates. It was the sense of the nieetim; that the matter was of utmost importance and that all were in symimthv with the ohms to luiihl II.iw road Power Which Means Riches. In tin' Kvouin^ Chronicle of j Saturday. says The Observer, were an interesting map and table of llie water powers of the ('atawlia i whieli are within .'to to to miles of Charlotte. Tiie (utile follows: TI.P. The Whitney, No. 1 "..'a.000 j The Whitney. No. 2 2.1,000 Yadkin Rapids iJ.i.OOO Pee Pee Kails 1 "(t0i>'? '.Great Kails of ('aiawlia. N<> 1 .. 'Ja.ohi ( treat Kails of ('atawlia, No '<!.... via, (MM (treat Kails of Catawba, No it ... >'.)(? Wat -ree Kails J.i.oui) Ijoi Is Kont la.tMii) j Catawba Power Plant 1 a .lit to Mountain Island ltt.nno High thoals a.t.p ? This makes a total of iJ.JTJ.OiX) ! Ill kl'Ui' I l. K I 1 - ? ' I " ' " iniim i ill llir- jl'MUM Midi* I cited. iiii?i llio Chronicle thinks it . may be assumed that within tin* distance indicated (say -I<> mill's from Charlotte) other power wi 1 i? h would brim.; the aooroijato tip to lit J,01)0 roilhI be developed Those I of Iliei Catawba near Fort Mill and | at Hi^li Shoals an* already bejn<r L litilizcd ele.Mi ieall y, while those at Whitney and at the (ileal Falls of the Catawba are in process of development. | ? A HAI) SCARE. 1 Some day you will ^et a bud searo, 1 when you feel a }>aiu in your bowels, ami fear npi>endieitis. Safety lies in Dr. Kind's New Life bills, a sure cure, , for all bowel and stomach dis? uses snc.li as headache, biliousness, coat i venous, 1 oto. Gnaruiiteed at Afdroy's drugstore, | only "Joe. Try thorn. | IM/s; The News.cf Geld Kill. All our land, including meadows gtnd Hwniitp-i. is about dry eiiouuh to plow now. Out' of our citi/ons was speaking, a few days a<;o. about inal<ino shoestrings of fodderblades. Perhaps it wood be a >o? d idea to use tliein white you can. Did we red huh cotton acreage? well. I should say sq. \ ??u can't see any cotton up here except in under some hill. Maybe it's invisible yot, though. The many fi iepde of M r. Klmore Oi q >1; are glad to hoc hnn out a -aiti. Miss (Jrace Crook, who has been ijuile ili for the past two weeks is convalescent. Prof. Jackson Hamilton has re. ; signed his position as principal of to.ld Hill Acadamy to'accept a similar one in West \ i'lrinia. W e can not say too much wln n we mention our reget to this, for in losing Itihi. we 11'He one who lias put forth liia every tffort for the success and growth of our sdiool. Ho has truly shown li'insclf to he of an extraordinary strong ctinrneter. and religion dy. and to he an earnest and eonscieiitions worker, not merely for the dollar, hut for the weal of the neighhorh >od. at il the h nelit of etieh indivitiual. He is gone ht;t he shall never he forgoten hy this cotnmiiniiy whieh ite has made his home for the past seven years. Miss Aland Windle spent Sitinday night with Miss l??*sse Faris. Mi.-s Mitye Cult harp who was on 1 the sick list last week is ahle to he out again M r. .h>e Smith ? F the Id hick ducks spent Sat aid i y night with Mr. Ij. i>Iiiinor Owen. Mr. and Mrs. Will Kiir.hrell spent .Monday at Mr. S (' Farm's t lie following have taken atl van tage of the excursion to \\ litliii. t hi. N. (' : Mrs. .1 (! Smith. Mis. O. T. Crook, Misses Iney and Mvi tie Smith. Messrs. Price Faris, (?. ('. Fpps, Knox Windle, C. Ai. and Claude Faris. The Flint Hill choir met fori practice lit the home of Air. Ij. AI. Faris, Saturday afternoon. Airs. Dr. R. Ij. Anderson and little soil Wiliiamof Haiupton, Fla. are visiting at the home of the former's father Mr. S. C. Faris. DY I Nt J OF FA MINK is. in its torments, like dying of con-j sumption. The progress of eoasuiup IIOH. IllHll tilt) Dr^llllllll^ to till" MTV (Mill, is n loin; tori urn, both to victim ami friends. "When 1 had consiunpKti in pi ion i 11 its iirsi staije." writes Win Myers, of ( Varfoss, Mil., "afti'i" trying (1 iiicivnf medicines ntul a piol doctor, in vain, 1 at last took I)r. Kind's New* Discovery, which ipiickly and perfectly cured inc." Prompt- relief and sure i cure for coughs, colds, sore throat, bronchitis, etc. positively prevent;-' piK iniouia (Jiiaraniced at Anlivy s drnc si ore, price ??0c and $1.00 a hot lie. Trial bottle tiee. Cotton was quol? (1 ill ! cents on this market yesterday. 1U7UE TASK. It was a huge task to undertake the cure of such a bad care of kidney disease. as that of U. K. I'ollier. of UheroUee, la., but Electric Bittcrs did it. lie writes: "My kidneys were m> far fjnne, that I could not sit on a chair without a cushion, and sniffled from dreadful hacknehc, lr adache and depression, fn Elect rio J lit tors, however, I found a core, and h/ tlu-ni was r< stored to perfect health. I recommend this tfreut tonic medicine to all with weak kidneys, liver or stomach, (inaraniced by W. li. Ardrcy. dru^jpst: price .a)c. Next Tuesday, July Hit, is n national holiday. _ - NO SECRET ABOUT It. It is no secver, that for Uuts, Burns, Ulcers, Fever Sores, Sore Eyes, Boils etc., nothiuK is so etl'ectiveils BueUlen's Arnica Salve. "It didn't take ion;; to cure a bad sore 1 had, and i: is al 1 O. K. for sore eyes, ' writes 1). U. tiiy^.iry. of Ilojio, Tex. line at Ardrey's driifi store. I I A c .\noui apices, Flavorings, lite. If you cont -inj?l?!o |>uttiiiLT 'tp pickles, which most house wives do; you will tiud it most satist'actoiy to use our mixed pick ino spices | ut ii]) in lit c< ut in tioh* cans. It takes less because they lire pure. \ on will tiud ii n pleas lire to use our mustard, 1'upper, (linger. (Moves and other spices with all the adulterated uroiitid mixtures on the markets and mer rd i a n Is st riving to huy t lie c Ilea pest. Kresli .lell-(), l'ostuui and 1111 ported Tea (especially adapted to Ice tea.) I I .... I . . IS 1 \v . 1 . .. I > iiuyitmr* v ?uuu mini inn i> ;kri s chocolate. This is I? ?' ('lenm season ami it y?>u consider it wist- t<? make youi li\v11 ire ch'iiiii you will add runsidfiably to the (jnalily of it l>v list ml? our flavoring extraels. Voii may not directly loci the ellVr's ol lilt* cheap poisonous extlliels oil llio market, some with their strong laste ami some with no Havor at ill, hut they may lie gradually iujuhiitf the li 11 runn system. It is a mere matter of eai Icssness with you for pure extracts cost no more in tlie luiio run. \V. li. Ardrey & Comp'y. HMp|ng|pHRpn| V /V*NS.VVV*\\%\V\%.V*?%XNNVik I T. I). FAULK t\S * sr If Funeral \s il M II yj I $Sk^? % 11 mm ti i o yii>i s M .? L <L'- tf. )i l iulcrtaUini; in ; <Z the cheapest Pine ( 0 State Casket. Robe: ts and gentlemen, Sir and Hearse Wagon. % T. I). FAULKM %S>v>\\\N\V\SSS\\\\VASW |JOB PRiiN M Ni-ATkV hX | Tin: tj.mj-s T . I to ln?a<ls I>im.1v, Ijilliioads r.v.* < "iivtilurs, l\n vi'Imjvs. Kn-., at tlii> wiii'!;. :-'i'inl us vuur onlvr> ami \v< RT; & rriT 1? aisifflaiaiBiSiBia i ; ys S <? SO. <JS<CV*9 Y? V?rv o^'V-S '? \ SHINGLES 1 ?Hirj( 4 C s **? t Car of No. 1. bes ? s {la v ol No. 2, chc $ T. RRF.T K". > X- J - ^ cJn'tCU.i LIMITED MEANS OR ECU ALL CUR 6,COO CRADUA1 it. ?: r * i: v r \ i ? r.o ti: > i r p?s t.o. <iA V ! A p f?oo I !' *?. \J 11 Lj i \ I . SOU. RAll.WA M)UTII Train No. 2"> l.\ Oliavlotlu t> (in p. .-\r " " 27 " " Co.". si. ,, ,, '' .. !> >'.> M. .. ,, ,, N.!:j a. .. ? NORTH Traiii No. -J " T.v ( h"-aor I in p. Ar ,, ,, 2S " i ol.i. 1 i p. "!? ,, ,, ti. 1 ? si. " ,, .. iil ,, " ?. tit! p. " ( i t > to GASTON & HALL I'1'>r your FKlisll M HATS, h lli'll its HFEF, P( >IJ K, SAl'SACiE, FISH. Fir. Wf al-o c?ii iy ii Iino of Heavy xi: if I L? iir.ry (i iwi'I'ioh, I' iii ii <1 (iiHids, Tobacoes, etc*. "I'lioiii orders itcfivf prompt littfiition. Call No. dlt Mini lot us SclVl Veil. GASTON & HALL, Work Weil Done, 1 laVf yon Tul>!f ('io lis. (Amuterpaint's, Dollies, Window Curtains, iTinkets, fif., laiintlfrfti 1 ?y tin* Moc. 1 Steam La.indry, of ( harloH.e, N. C. Prices for Innntli-riiilt tlif above r. t ides t ili t i t nl \\ fund lifil. Suits pressed suits dry* cleaned iiui pres.-iti, "> >( ; suits j washed and pressed, o ! / pants pr. s^ed. ! ?< ; eh-aned and press 'il, skirls pi i'.-m il, L'? ; cleaned and pressed nOc. < ^11r sliipinriits are made Thursday itioinai^s and ii.'tun.ud S.iturdays. McE'haneyvParks Co, The CLlhin* an.' S';or \1.n .'X.'.v ~ e,. / / ' r- . I I NER COM PT. 1 I : i - J ill its branches from *2 Joffin to the tinest ?4 s for children, ladies g? ppers, etc. Hearse $2 Phone 12. R& COMPANY. 77 \r k> " "1 % .*?* frtUE?[rUlEHrHJEafft IDS'Jf?f? TI^G 1 I-CI TPI) AT | 01 pick. a: ^ m . Si:it<>niriits. Handbills, Posters lowest jtrio.s coiiHisjlt nt with good gg r> will plouso you. jg ie "Times. }? ]:; glj] m [psrSJSig? 2 LESS I iHlNGlES! | t Pine Shingles. $ jap Pine Shingles. g FortiMill, S C | uv a S5,OOo '//Vv/w^/ ,ank cation no HINDRANCE. 0.3 at work. \vl:itk Tnli.w to >US. IQLLUGE, Macon G<\. HJ* j^L iila .LI \J JLu ROUND. I Ft?i'i Mill 6.5.1 Ip. Ar Chester 8.30 p 6.4 0 In. ,, L'ola. 10.15 10.21 p. " " 1.25 u .. 8.14 a. " " 11.53 }\ BOUND. "1 1-' ri .Mill 2. l> v- Ar Charlotte 3.SR p " ' 6.10 1 - 7.00 p 0.13 a. ., ., 0.50 a 0.30 p. " " 10.05 p TO OUR FRIENDS', We are now locnt# (1 at 124 J3. Co .ncil street, Salisbury, N. CM and solicit your trade. We have n I ami a complete line of tliQ i Si Whiskies, Wines. I>randies, I'!le . and can supply your vvanis u i li auylliinir in our line. Our Mr. .M. A. Teeter, formerly of <'iiarlotte, lias personal supervision of wtir shipping department anri all mail orders receive prompt nnd careful attention at his hands. Ask lor prict- Iiert and or^ler Id.ink wit h your order. W. 13. !!(>( (VF,R & CO., SALISIU'UV, C. Phone 24$. WINTIIROP COLLW5E SCHOLARSHIP AND ENTRANCE EXAMINATION. Th > examination for tli?5 award of nit scholarships in Winthrop Co,l-. Ii ;< ami f it* I lie admission of new student s wili be held at the County Court Hi:-i'0:1 ! lav, July 7th. at t? a in. A in ii-.? 111 - must not be less than tifteei^ x-cyrs <ii at; When scholarships ate >. ii ited after July 7. they will be g\va h d t< those making th> highest, average at this examination provided tin y meet the conditions governing the award./ Applicants for scholarships >h ihl \M"e ro 1'residciit Johnson r?et. tho examination fur se.holarship applictition blanks. i holarships are worth <100 and free 11 i. <>ti The next session will op<ui ml- lltita. For further information and eatalogue address l'Kl.S. D. K. JOHNSON, 1 ? - -- ? ptly p.ocorad OR HOPES. s- nd modal, akatoh.^ i' n UrarW i' unl' > < iid V'irt* i: .'nton'aan.. frado-Marka.' 9 ' nir.r K.tr.*t l.mi over oifura^ to invantora.9 y PA CI'T LUVYEUil OP 3? YEAR8' PEACT1CK 9 <1 20.000 tATENTS PP.0CUPF0 THROUGH THE*. V!I uuaiu -* ouut. ni.ai. ?>s>uaj ad.Uc I'j r>- .M vt.-. ito rl>arf?a. A| |v't. G. A. SNOW & CO.$ patent lawyers, ta VoSHIHPTON