The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, July 22, 1904, Image 3
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" HIGH ORAM
COFFEE
Salmond Brothers,
Ami Fiiney Grocors.
SANITARV _TI,I1MIIII.
Plno^ing in a ?olonce, 1 nuke a
?pecial ttuily of all ita branches ami
look after your intercut. Take Care thut
your Master Plumber in an efficient Kn
ginoer an<l understand* his huiiutee
thoroujzhlVv that is whero tUa aecrwt ot a
good job lie*. 8*0 in? personally about,
your woilc, become my cliaut anil you
?hall ho the owner of a fiiat-claM tani
tary fcy*tem\ You would he surprised
to eee the old work that I an? tearing
out avorv day* because it wan dona j?oor
Jy by inexperienced mou. Bee mo, 8ve
tae, Bee me.
RefpflcUully.
? JOHN F. JENKINB.
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JJeeal
Mew Announcements.
For Magistrate upper Flat Hock
Township ? Mr. Jas. T. Truesdel.
Obs'ruoling tho Highways.
Some of the highways have been
obstructed by tin cans, etc., being
p aced therein. Supei visor Sowcll
gives not ice that this is illegal and
that vioffctors will be prosecuted.
. ?
Notice.
All Baptist churches in Kershaw
county are earnestly requested to
send delegates to the union ineetirg
to be held at Beaver I)am church on
Friday before the 5th Sunday In
July.'. .^?(Rcv.) W, S. Walters.
Found-Dead In Bed,
Special* to The Stato,
Bisbopvllle, .July 18. ? Mrs, W. fl.
Rotors was found dead in her bed
this morning about 4 o'olok by hor
husband. Mr. Rogers was aroused
by the crying of the infant about
five weeks old. He called Mrs.
Rogers who won in an adjoining
room ^nd, getting no answer, he
wetit'to the bed where Mrs. Rogers
lity dead; fleurt failure is supposed
la-' have causcd her death.
?L . Excursion to Charleston. '
Col. R. W. Hunt, of the Southern
Bait way, and Col. 8. H. Cohen, of J
k mm* Consolidated Railroad, have ar
the greatest excursion;
! ni July 2ft tvurruo to tliCBgaghQie
? The excursion is from GafFney to
Charleston and the Isle of Palms
r vfa Rock Hill and Camden. The
fare from Camden is only $1.75,
- ff&d pa^iee have the privilege of re
taming on any train on or before
July 28. Col, Hunt will personally
: diwet the ' exourslon whioh wilt
~-4e?*e~0sffney at *6 a', m. Train
will leave Camden at 11.86. Don't
opportunity to visit thej
*C|ty J>y M1? Sea."
{ A Trip in the Country.
Voof onrfrlends from this city j
ook a ride through the country to
ipvilie last Sunday. They re*
the corn and cotton crops as
Hig very fine and .well worksd.
ibetr return, wiien abour six
lei tbis side of Bishopvlllo, six
ight of the tolophonc poles on
felde of the road, were stuck by
itfting. Of course matters were'
!>lv, there, just at that tune.
-fciey repot t the roads in better
lltinn than they over saw them.
iak that our. Supervisor ial
ifully carrying out his promise]
|tve ns give good roads. And
that it would be a good idea
retain the present Board in
another term. So that they
continue the work to comple*
Traveller.
rho United Bone of Confederate
Veteran?. 1
....^ton, iS. C. July 19tb, 1904. I
|y vlrture of my election as C*m
uler of the Second Brigade,
Lh Carolina Divisi(MV United
of Confederate veterans
?e State, reunion of 1904,
in Charleston, S. C., I hereby
~e commsnd of this Brigad^.
fade Headquarters are hereby
Ished at Lexington, S. C.
> following Staff appointments
rr*t>y made, and will be obey
X respeotefl accordingly lirl
Ldjutant and Chief of Staff,
J. Fox, Ike&ipgton, B.C. ; brL
Inspector, J u Ili an B. Salley,
b 8. C. i brigade Quarter mister,
Camden, S. C ; bii?
imissary. W. B. Cogburn,
I, S, C. ; brigade Judge Ad
fci C. DePasa, Columbia, b.
^iurge^n, D?vJ. W.lPiiu,
" A C. ;? brigade chaplatv,
* u .Clark, Florcnco, S. C. ;
? KnlgM. Sumter, 8. C.;
. 8fc?a)y,{>eevllle, 8. C. ;
' - i BtabftpvUle, 8.
lima*.
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The Matron*' Club has not held
a #<>rUI meeting during the pant
t/ ee k bu t, there lisve been hp ve ral in
f ?>r ??i ?%! J it uchcoti parties givin by
the y???n t# inni rii.(Ua'<irn, one of tltH
l?l n t? ut of wlticll W'HH lit tlin
lovely homo of Mr. and Mm. W. L
D?'| u8h i it lv i i k >v i toil ott S-it tirda v
h?. noon when n number of
MrH, f ) >? Pu hh' f| ieioli) HJWIil. ft de
v 1 1 1 f (i I <lay. Dim table dreora i. in ns
?b'ie purtienlai I v auraetiv* with
uioHi beautiful display of naatip
tiums and uiANcn li&ir f *! inn, while
? he menu whh phriicul.nl v tempt
ing hihI refreshing.
i'ho heat and dioiiKht cannot will
the fresh ueba and brightness of the
happy 44 Acorns" who were moat
charmingly entertained on Wedntn
day afternoon at Hloomshury by t It <*
Misses Boykin. Euchre, six hand
ed, has lost some of Ha fascination
a? a popular game. Refreshments
were cooling and ln<icioua and (treat
ly enjoyed by the bevy of aweet girls.
Miss Jean Stonoy and her little
brothel, Maxtor Burnet are visiting
their aiater. M t*. T. H. Fisher, in
Col u rah in.
Miss Bessie Lenoir leaves todav
(Friday) with her father for a vleit
to Glenn Springs.
Mr. Will Johnson after spending
a month at Saluda with his friend,
Mr. John Villepfgue, has returned
hotne.
The Rev. W. W. Mills, who left
last wei-k for a viait to his brother 1
before going to Glenn Springs, is j
reported to be utill improving.!
Mis many friends liere rejoice with,
his family that he should beconva
I'scent after his serious illii?'*H
His congregation have shown the,ir
love and appreciation by giving
him a vacation of three month* i
and we sincerely hope with this'
much needed rest and recreation
ho yvill take a new lease on life.
A Warm Weather Suggestion!
Go to the Gilt Edge Store and see
those beautiful colored lawns aud
batiste they are offering at '1, 5 and
<# l-4c.
All of ourcanopy nets at reduced
prices. The Gilt Edge Store.
Tho Guard* Return
The Kershaw Gaard* returned
from the encampment in Columbia
Wednesday evening. They report a
most delightfnl time, their trip be
ing both pleasant and profitable. The
following are those who attended :
Captain ? S. f) Zerap.
Lieut. ? I O. Hough.
1st Sgt. ? E. C. von Troeokow,
Q M. Sgt. ? YV M Yonog.
Sgi-. ? Cha?. V, Salmotod.
Acting Sgt? 1>. T. Mills.
Corps. ? H. W. MeCreight, K. J.
McLeod.
Acting Corp ?P. I> Oarapholle.Jr.
Artificer ? V. D. Giflford.
Privates? M. Hillings, N. RiUinizs.
H. B. Oroft, L. H. Deas. T. G. De
Bone, W. H. King, W. B Meare. E.
O. MoCreight, Jr., E K.McQuarters,
R. L. MoOaekilL. W. A Schrock, Jr ,
T. M. Kussell. S. J. West, A. S. Zerop. '
PERSONAL.
Miss Mary Mickle is yisitlng rels*
tires nt Mayesville.
Mr. 0. S McKagan spent a day or
two in Sumter this week.
Mr. T. J. Kirkland spent Monday
and Tuot flay in Columbia.
Hun. M. L. Smith sp&At several
days this week in Columjpta.
Mr. Ancrnm Boykin,/of Atlanta,
is in Camden for a few weeks.
Mr. J. T. Hay's family have re
turned from Snliivsn's Island.
Mrs. W. M. Shannon left yenter
day morning for Flat Bock, N. C.
Mrs. E. J. 'Lewis and children are
oq a visit to relatives in Greenville.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Sohenk, of
Georgetown, are visiting Mr. and Mrs"
L Sehenk.
Mr. and Mrs, Russell Zemp are ex
pected soon to pay a long visit to
relatives here.
Miss Leila Shannoo, of Camdon, is
the guest of Airs. Loroy Springs. ?
Lancaster Ledger.
Mr. JL Sehenk an \ Master Paul
and Loon returned Wednesday 'from
a vifcit to Pawley'a Island.
. Hon. W. K. Thompson spent a day
or two this week in Camden with
his son >in law Mr. R. Blair DeLooche.
Misses Bessie Jordan and Emma
Shannon will leave on Monday for
Flat Rock, N. C., to spend tl*e team
mer.
Miss Nellio Hoy kin, of Charleston,
who has been on ft visit to Miss Lai
Hlakenoy, will return homo to mor
row.
Mrs A. Weinberg returned Wed
nesday from Manning where she has
been on a visit to friends and rela
tives.
Mr. Diok Barfleld was in Camden on
Monday of this week 11 o left 'i'ues*.
day night to accept a position in
Ooalla, Fia.
Misses Sumter aud Coleman, who
have been spending Some time with
Miss Honor Lang, will leave to mor
row for theirjiomes. ^
ftif. "tlvXtu Wlnrftftuliuti W+yil 8
scholarship to the Colli ge of Charles
ton, which school he will attend in
September. We congratalau Lexle
upon bis snccesf , and feel an re that
a b? ight fu tu re I? before him.
R<<v. Mr. Ferris Wit Tuesday for
Philadelphia where he will spend a
boat aix w^eks. Mr. Ferris5 polpit
fe?r* will be filled on the 4tli and f>ti>
Sundays by Rev. W. M. Hftrlin. of
Ridgewey. tit. Hartiu is aaid tobe
oh of \bm but ainlsturv in the
luiti' ???-A;;--;,::
-
Mr. ?>Ynri? 0?iltd
l h? special from lUte*
, appeared in tins iv*?ruinx,,i
St ??'(? : . f '
brttvftlmi-g, .Inly 20 ? R??v. .Itdnz
Kerr.* of (% kiii ?) .' it h.iH rocwvO't h n
nanimntta cull to the p^lor^te of the
K?tc?burg liapl i ??t chnieb. but it i*
i not yet knc*n whether lie will ac.
c?.-pt.
Liberty Hill
Mr. Editor ? Altera long apell ? ?f !
dry weather we have now had ?o<><1
< raina ami *11 vegetation hus t><k?i?
j on now life.
1 Jin annual picnic of tho Liberty
| Hill Killfs waa beld at the Warn n
ton PUce on die Uth iuat. The <1 1\
whr |>U'anuijt and a largo crowd w u*
present ? people being thu?o fnnu
four counties A number of c'ftndi
datea from both Lancaster and K* ?
shaw counties were present. They
were givnn the opportunity of aM'
drcuaing the audience. Moot of them
spoke a fow worda but none attempt
ed to make speeches. Theie w.t*
plenty to eat and good order an?l
good cheer prevailed throughout
the day.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Cunningham,
of Columbia, have been un a vmit to
their Bona and other relatives here
Tneir many friends wore glad to a<j?<
them again.
Capt J. G. Ridmrda attended the
educational meeting in Rock Hill
laet week where he made an uddreur
on the legislation needed for tho bet.
torment of the school system in South
Carolina.
^r. J. W. Floyd, of Horry county,
ia nn a visit to hia parents at, tlnn
placo.
Mrs. (1. R Curetou is off for a via
it to relatives at Lancaster a^ other
places.
The L-b'^rty Hill Kid-in wi'l j-dn
t?ie encampment at Columbia on the
22nd ?f .July for a week.
? ' Rustic.
First-class Pasturage.
We are prepared to furnish
you firHt-claws pasturage at "Rel
inont" for your cattlc, hogs and
horses. We claim the best pas
ture in this Bectlon of the ?State.
Pure, rnuning river water for
* stock from a sandbar a quarter
mile lonjr. Plenty of grass and
cane." And absolutely no fever.
' VVe have not lost a single head
\ of stock this aoason Pasturo
tinder immediate and daily hu
porvision of our Mr. DeJ?oa<;he.
DePass & DeLoache,
Call or loavo orders at Zsmp & De
u Pass' Drug fitore.
Cooncil of Ministers In Holley Case.
Jacksonville Sun. # y
At the request of Uie Gainesville
Baptist church a presbytery com
posed of Revs. 8. B. Rogers of
Gainesville, Jji, ^ Bell of St. Au
gustine, F. W; Cramer of Tallahas
aoe, W. C. Foster of Alachun, L. A.
Cooper of Live Oak, O. J. Frier of
Kissimmee, L D. Gelger of Apopks,
8. T. Leitner of Leisburg, C. H.
Nash of Tampa, J. E. Gates of Dp-,
Laud, A. J. Kearny of Madison, W.
M. Stone of Palatka, M. M. Wam
boldfcof JackaonVUle, W. Q. Patter
so* of Fern and in a, *31. M, Morris of
Citraand F. A.r>H^ultzhau8er of
Hampton met witjtjr '*l\e church at
Gainesville, Flo;ft1a, July 12th, to
advise them what steps to take witl:
referanco to Abe application for
membership oi Rev. J. B. Holley,
who bad recently been excluded
from the First Baptist Church at
?Jacksonville, Fie.
At 8 o'clock p. m. ire were called'
to order by Bro. S. B. Rodgera, pas
tor of rbe Gainesville church.
Bro C H. Nash was called upon
to lead us it? prayer.
Upon motion of Bro. W. G. Pat
terson, Bro. S. B. Rodgors wss
elected oh airman and Bro. L. A
Cooper, clerk.
It was then decided to hear all
the evidence upon which the J ick
sonvlllo church based its notion.
A letter which the Gainesville
church had written to the church
at Jacksonville, and also the reply
received, was then lead.
On motion of Bro. Cramer the
evidence was then presented to the
body : ^ '
1. The report of the deacons of
Jacksonville church.
2. Tb?j minority report from
Deaoon N. C. Wambohlt.
3. A letter from Mr. Wamboldt
explaining the minority report.
4 Mr. McMillsu'a statement,'
. 5. Bro. Holley'* statement.
6. Bro. Holley's overture* and
replieH to and treatment of them.
After considerable discussion as
to the scriptural ness of the mode
of proceduro and subsequent ac
tion of the Jacksonville .church, the
following motion by Bro Geiget
prevailed, Bro. Oates voting nav :
"W hereas, It seems lo this body,
after hearing testimony from the
First Baptist Church of J4l;keoo
vlll**, and J. B. Holley, that the enid
church in withdrawing fellowship
from J. It. Holley hat acted hastily,
and without due regard lo Baptist
custom in. dealing with ministers of
the goepel ; therefore,
"Resolved," That we ad viae the
First Baptist Church of QeineevlUe
to refer^the master back to the Fliat
Baptist Church of Jacksonville, with
the fraternal aod affectionate ???
quest that aaid church reconsider
its action In withdrawing fellowship
from ihs said J.. It. Holley and give
htm the ueusl benefit of a mutual
cpnncii by hie fellow minister*.
8 l)i Rogeta, CltOi
L. A. Cooper, 8?e.
Still U ?ettie(J
Tim question ? ( where Mm new
court house will' > w 1? ?*? >? ? *?.* is hlili
It n? * m-< nm f>ri,hib'?
llifil tie SaJ UJOlid '? t I t- Ml' I lt?t
bjierisn cburoh. * 11 I ??? <?!#?? ?-n i-tn
no d? finite srrsoy -uoot.* t?uve beer
made to thftt c-ffeti At tts ino-lin?
!a-d To?*nlsjr Iho I otid iih<!^ un of j
U;r t ? t lie* owners <<f U.e ^sbrtond lot
but tlx* offer hn* int jet been ill' i
oep'od The tost t?r v* t ! ! nmio up |
for further, and p? ?b?iblv final. con
ion hI the meeting of the
IJour.l in August.
County C< iUjiHign
The following the u 1 1 h upon
which Mm county ?uinpaign incet
i n^is will ho held :
IUIkmi'i X Uo??*, Ki'Htiy, Aug. 5. j
Blsney, Sstutdfi*, Aoy. 0.
Bethun*, Thur?d*v, Aug II
Wentvillf, Sstut hv, Aim. l:i.
(Jauiden, 8stn i d? v, Aiii/ 20.
C?ndidi.u>* *!*?* reminded thtil i
pledged in out tie IS ! ?*?! Mint assei-N J
menu paid not I ' r r Minn twidvej
o'clock on FiHav. August Mm f>Mi,!
atwl cxiMiuti vq c<?n.ltl.? m* ii urej
rt quested to wend in at onok Mm i
names of ihrvo U)?nvit<T? lo serve
at their respective i re< incte. '
To <JVl a Policeman at Any Hour
A clever device h** be?Mi Mrrat'g
ed ?t jjolce heartqorti trrs wlncti now
niitkes it possible f* ? r a poliqi nisn to
tie gotten to r. n s pirt of town with
in s very few minutes. A Itdephone |
with a gong &ttscb<d has been put i
in st police Iteatlq-i irt??r*. Wlmn o
polio, id m n is phoned for, should h<*
lie at Mie fdrt her ??d of his heal,
the gong which can I'o iiesrd nt tlmt
distance, will infovn. Idin Mi ;! he is
wanted st tlm pl??' n. NViMi Miia ai
runuetimnl ? polic msn enn 1 got
?en to the cxi reine Mini's of the town
within i; very few minutes ? ni^lit
or day.
Alton II. 1'iu'ker.
Clear brown cyt h.
Six feet ; weighs 100.
He ia an Episcopalian.
Horn at Courtland, N. V. T|
Comparaliv ily poor man. ^
Handsome giant of u man.
Know? no class distinction.
Fiicndly with men in till walks
?>f Hfp.
...-First 12 years ?f iifc spent on j
a fafrm
Fifty-one yearn, 1 month and 213 i
ilttVB old.
Lives on a beautiful farm sixty !
miles from Albany. -
During tho storm yesterday light
ning struck a tree in Dr. fj. 0..
Zeinp's baok yard.
A%ood ran fell in Com den last,
nijzbt, find tho prospects for a pood
crop in this community were never
better.
Our good old colored friend and
subscriber, A. W. Ilaigius, jif Anti
och, remembered ua yesterday with
one of the finest w^tormelons we
haye had this season.
The nomination o|~Pa^{or was
nolar plexus blow 'ia the Repu hlicann i
Noteven tTie terrlblo Teddy ban yet^
recovered tho uso of his strenuous
mouth. ?Kx.
The dangorous tendency of th?
lynching hiibit, with \hieh this
country is unfortuamt.ly cur-od, is
strikingly emphasized In tho cum ro
ported from Iierkoie^ county last
week, whore. a negro wbh brutally
murdered and hia body mntilated
by a mob. 'i'o what are wo drifting,
anyhow? With but little regard for
human life and scant respoet for the
laws of the land, with murderers and
lynchers going unpunished, the fu
ture is indeed dark and gloomy ?
Lancaster Review.
Citation. ?
South Carolina ? Kershaw Conwy.
By J. U. Phelps, Probate Judge.
Whereas, Joel Ifoogh, O. C. C. I\,
made suit to me, to grant him Let torn f>f
Administration of the Derelict estate of
?ind eiFec's of L. M. Watt*. deceased, of
Kerahaw County
These are th?reforo to cite. and admon*
'sh ull and ni uvular the kindred and the.
creditors of" the said L. "M. Watt*,
of Kerahaw County, deceased that they
be and appear before me, in the Court of
Probate, to be hold at, Camden, 8. 0 , on
tho 18th dav of Annual, 1?>()4, aftet
publication hereof, at 11 oYtbliK in the
forenoon, to show cause, if any thov
have, why the said administration should
not be granted.
Given under my hand thi? lal day of
July, A !>., 1904.
Published in the Camden Chronicle
on tho 8th day of July, 11MI4.
J. B. PHKLPS,
V ' J mice of Probate.
Notice of Power of Attorney.
Know all men bv Msoae presents that
T, Matmea Bauiu of Camden So.tthCaroli
na have made. constituted and appoint*
I'd,, and by theao pre-ents do make, con*
atitute and appoint^ Mfcttfoe Barnch my
true and lawful aitorn>*y for me and in
my name, place and stead during tny ab
sence from Iho State of South Carolina
giving and granting unto mv said attor
ney fall power and authority to da and
perform all and every act ami thing
Whatsoever rM^Qlaite and n-cesaaryio be
done in and about the premlsea, aa ful.
ly, to alt ioteata and purposes, as I
might or could do if personally present,
Willi fall power of substitution and revo
cation. hereby ratifying and con
firming *11 that nay said attorney
o* liie anhfttitat* sba'l lawfolty door
cans* to bj done bApirtue h?roof.
- in wltrraa whrlvot. I have hrr. onto
set my hand and semi the 19th day ol >?
On* thouaaml nine hnn
K BAUM. {L. 8.J
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"Jane Hopkins" branded
oii a Youilt and Ho)h' suit is a
KiuvnnU'O ol su |>.'iior wnK
ii) filisl) i |> ia* .
Or David Mark's Sons on si
mail's suit will surely en
tire satisfaction. ?q
Ooino and see what (hey
look like1; 3011 will bo pleased
I Ice delivered in any part o(
ithe citv twice cl&ilv. My i?n
lees areas low as the lowest.
! Patronise solicited and aatin
i faction guaranteed, (live tr.e
your orders.
John Whitaker, Jr.
, ICE! ICEf
! GEORGE W. CROSBY,
j "THE OLl> RELIABLE"
j Ice Dealer is better prepared
.this year than ever to serve
you with ice. He *13 now run
ning two wagons, each making
two deliveries daily through
the week and out delivery on
Sunday.
Sunday hours at. ice house
from G o'clock A. M. t(V 2
o'clock P. M.
He mindfully solicits your
patronage.
i .jfune^, 1901. *
| SUMMONS FOR RELIEF.
South Carolina, | Court of
Kershaw County. ) Common Pit as.
(Complaint Served.)
Mary E, Man and Nellie C. Man,
Plaintiffs.
ay (it a st
Utile Whitf Man, Ola M. Hurley,
Amy B Man. Merle Man, John
C Man ami Eunice Man.
Defendants.
To tli e Dofdii-lAntfl above named: ?
Yon a hereby summoned and re
quired to answer the r.omplnint In thi*
action, of which a copy is herewith
sorved upon you, and to *or re a copy of
you ?n?wer to the paid complaint on
| the Subscribers ulttn-ir nfDca in Camden,
; S. O., within twenty dava a(t?*r the ser
vice hereof , cxclunlvc of the day of auch
? ?frvim, and if yon fait to answer lh?
! enmpinint within tl.o time aforesaid, the
phtin tills in this action will appiy to the
' ?'otirt for the relief dcman?1od iu the
complaint.
Dated Jun<> 9th. A. D 1004.
KIKKI'AND ft $MITII.
Platntiffs" Attorneys.
? To the Defendants lMIr White Man, Ola
M. Hurley. Amy B. Man. Merle
Hun, John C. Man nud Knnica M?n:
. Take notice that the summons anl
Cnmplahit hi the ab>Ve entitle) caupe
were filed in the allien of ihe CUtr k <>f
Court of Common Fleas for~Kerahaw
j County. S. O ; at Camden, on theftih
(rt? of June. A. D. 1304.
/ KiUKj,\NI> <fc SMITH
I ftat id,
Southern R.a ilway
lHISUHteAl HAI I.WAT KUNfa fH?GUC.H A
GKEAT COUf,"r?lx
fftKVf NlfNTtY UNIIINQ All THK UlifT 8ECHONS
of ih<? soum.
W.A.TURK. S I! < .;.vtA\fCK.
tv.?seor.j;oi' '1'iaflij Manager. Coiicr.il I tu-itii.'si AfcciiC,
Vi'AiHltlvjTOf." . p. C.
W. H. TAYLOK, A4*'l Oan'l I ttos. Ajccri, Ca.
WE NluN HIE
BI.ST VI;Sfi
I bw to rains
I AM) HAVt lilt
I HI ST DINING
CAR SL'RVICl
$ Ashe r bit's : ^ .
Condition Powders
JVJakes poor horses and mules fat without bloating. It
k.<t?>es this by first thoroughly cleansing the system of
all impurities, allowing perfect assimilation of food,
thereby creating solid muscle, and fat.
Horses and mule.: improve in appetite and spirits
after lUe few dose::. ;he hair sheds, and the new
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What is CASTORIA
Castorla in a harmless substitute for Castor Oil* Paro
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contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other .Narcotic
substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
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Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, .cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural Sleep.
The Children's Panacea?1 The Brother's Friend*
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