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*rr~' ^ ^ T Y THE PEOPLE, BARNWELL, S. 0. CALLUS CORNS LIFT RIGHT OFF & V . . m-- i •• •' *■ i i I Doesn’t hurt to lift them off with fingers Don’t suffer! A tiny bottle o freezone costs but a few cents at an; dniK sttre. Apply a few drops on th* corns, calluses and “hard skin” on bot tom of feet, then lift them off. When Freezone removes corns fron the toes or calluses from the bottom ol the feet, the skin beneath Is left pint and healthy and never sore or tender IMPORTANT NEWS THE WORLD OVER - '.>» IMPORTANT HAPPENINGS OF THI» AND OTH^R NATIONS FOR SEVEN DAYS GIVEN [HE HEWS OF THE SOUTH ^ > What Is Taking Place In The South* land Will Be Found In Brief Paragraphs European A Paris dispatch says that pensions lo disabled soldiers and for widows ind orphans will be included in the bill to Germany for reparation. The peace conference leaders have decided that such rtimjet to Individuals for loss- pb and ngs during the war will be a prooer charge under the armistice provisions. Belgium case -has been laid before the peace conference by King Albert. He told the council that the time of promises has already passed and that if Belgium is to live the conference must act now. * i It is understood that the United HI* lc« Cream Buckat. Stales will not lodge any claim under They were on the hack platform n fh#> he>( j of -reparation of losaca'to the an outlnmnd Irvington street n.r On< r j viMlin ^pulation” all Am<-icans be- wum carrying n *im»ll bucket inK rorerrd by the American soldiers’ which was labeled nil over with fhi insurance system, words. “Ice OcHm “ Italian transporl Umbria, with From th»* way the other paaaengen tmo thoUKan< i officers and aoldlers on eyed the bucket It. was e\blent the? pound tmm Venice to Tripoli, either thought the Ire cream ncMs«*i Blrufk m m ,n*. and sank^ Several ««» was fiast or wondered why the .-arriei wrr * killed and over a hundred- hadn t IsMight It In Irvington inafend VV1 1 injured carr> Ing It such a dUtanee. J xp r Drw ^pa|>er Vetchernl Uatf. of **! *u«*ss people think !*w dippy, car Aimkm jugoSUvIa. aancmncea that rylng a bucket of Ice cream frem lhr ^. ynaaty of Karmgeorgevitch haa downtown when It ran hr ^aight ^dtlp^n ii [ i iT ami a i m Mklln here aabl the man with the hu« kef ^ , B Hrlgrade. the capital of 9erh*a “But It a not Ice rremn li*« rhlle.** “>VHI. they «ay Ire cream la chilly ao >•«# apoiild Wt»rry.“ aald the other *—Indtanapitlla Newa Plans for dwelling prepared t>y the United Slates housing corporation for building homes In congested industrial centers during the war, are to be 10^9 available, for general public use. TSia department of labor anrfmtnces that types of honics will be given to otfn your own home committees, promoting building actMties in forty cities. Improvement in general business conditions*, and the continuance of an undertone of confidence in the essen tial strength and soundness of the country’s economic position is report ed in the federal reserve board*s re view of the business situation toward the end of March. v A San Francisco dispatch says a copy of the Korean proclamation of independence^broughl to America by V. S. McCJ^tchy, editor of the Sacra- mentp ^ee, showed that it was signed by thirty-three nScn, all of whom were later arrested. Washington T ~ r ' Complaint by the railroad adminis tration to the department of justice against the alleged improper methods employed by federal officers in the FIVE YEARS < OF SUFFERING Eupora Lady Broke Down and Was Most Miserable, But Cardui Brought Relief and Now She Is Well. . Euporn, Miss.—Mrs. B. E. Tedder, recently spoke as follows: “About five years ago ... I broke down and took to my bed. ; What «I suffered no one knew, I was In so iyuch pain from my knees to my jwiilsU cryinping and drawing, until I thought I would certainly die. .1 grew so weak I couldn’t eat, and so dizzy and faint and every time I stood on my feet I iiad the most mis erable and heavy feeling in the lower part of my body. I began on Cardui. It strength- MUTED TBEHT WOMIIMS 6T EM SUMH ' Change from Weakneas to Strength by Taking Druggist’s Advice. DELAY NOT SO WORRYING AS IS THE SECRECY SURROUNDING . THE DELIBERATIONS. MinORS FULlf AGREED state of Virignia in enforcing the pro hibition has been referred by Attor- j elus j me a few doses and dl ney General Palmer to Assistant At torney General Frierson for investiga- is alleged that the officers tion. It violated a coffin containing a dead I regained my appetite . body in their search for contraband ; the Cardui right along minished the . . . after the first bottle. I commenced to feel better. ; i shipments of liquor across the state line. The story of how President Wilson broke diplomatic precedent on October I’O, HHs. by direct parley with the Ger mans was told in New York by C. M Ripley, a wireless specialist of liJt General Electric company The presi dent by this method told the German Ix*ople in terse, plain English that no BOSCHEE'S SYRUP and JugotMat la Altho U gh it Is stated that a republic ha* Is- n prurlsimed la tterbia. there hat r b*«-a no rrceat rsporu of dl» tnrhaares An la%eat|gallea into the rase of Cap* t harle* Frvatt. who was enerwt Why nee ortllnary rough rrmedle* r«j b« the Otmaa« la Itlf after his when tVas-bee's N) rup ha* been aeed roavictioa by a Gerasaa roan mart la I •o sarceaafully f«»r fifty one > • ar« la of hat tag aMetnpted to ram the Get all parts of the Ualtrd mates for ms a sabasartae U 21 »l*h hi* tsaasl. eoagha. bn>orbitla cold* set tied m the ha* be*a begwa hy a aatloaal Germaa coart am ma I The forre* of law aad order are the rompiete ma*ter of the sitoatloa at Frankfon ua the Mala aad the labor to hate thmat especially loag troubles? It Cites Lhe patient a f««*l night a reel, free from o>oghinc with easy eipec- tors 11 on la the morning gives nature u the infiamed psna. omaniiatioa* are reforied Ives on the aide of law throw .dr the dierase helping 't» pa thrown I tleot to regain his health Made ia aBd or4#f wtmMl ft || Aaarrhistir ad amerira and sold fur mors than half • reatury — Ade KtddlSf H.mae'f “That fellow J«»nes la plumh rrway kidding bliaiaetf “ “M.»w a thatf“ “W ht making rveu*es f.*f himself— bolstering himself with pretm*r F»»r Inafanre. the other night he cm me In at 12 oVIork. He «IIUn‘t want to Ite to hit wife. *■ • he ttjrr»e*l the hall cl«M*k over <41 It* aide to ttiakr It I.Mtfc like a quarter of nine, and went to bed Conartentloualy." ••Cold In tiic Mend*' !• an arut# attark nf Neea! t**tarrh Par- na who ar* aubjsrt to fr»-unant “rolda * srttf fin ~ In th* head" wrllt find that the us* of HALL’S CATAHRII MED1CINK will build »>P the ftrstww*. rl*snss tbs Wood and render them laaa liable to colds Repeat -d atta. ka of Arui* Catarrh may lead to Chronic Catarrh HALI/B CATARRH MKOICINr I* tak^ an Internally and act* through the Blood on th* Mucous Surface* of the fiv*trm All ^rugglat* Testimonial* free f'ne.n for anv case of catarrh »ha» TtALLfi CATARRH MED1CINE will not lanofi or lie port a shows that strihes at sen sad Rnrhsm Oermaay hairs only slightly egtewded Three h sad red person# arc seed of pluadertag shops ia Fraahfort. Oerma ny. hats been arrested I tem on* trot or* aearrhing the chief burgomaster* house at Frankfort.jGer man>. found large stores of mests. egg* and tour and It U Mated that Mil* intensified the stlaatto*. Dommtif ljru» ('ol J I>s*lts Kincaid, former Jtiflac# ftdtocatr of the 27th division. In a statement Issued In New York City, says that he rtmsiders some of the evils of the present rattltatry sys- .1- ‘ I*1 •- I am well and strong. That tins been four years. *1 can do all my work and feel fine.” * Cardui has been found to be a val uable tonic for w'omen. It la coin- |N»*.d of harmless meilfcinal Ingre dients. which act In a mild and gentla Haay on the system and help to build PMU* rouUI b. until WU- ■ n ' 1 Iimb Mnb-n*oll-r» utrp^rii down *nd. y V*mr drwdd'-t **-IN t urdui. Tty It out! *—Adv. Th-r. I* no enn— tor alara rn-r r c r nk , 7y ncn B , ftu ' Y TUCPC * res idem Wilson a condition, who ia Ltoouti cnucu niun I incnc I . he is doing well. klieept on c|hea» Thicj answer to M«a lions of greatest importantr no one la Havs Lett S< »-co i fiupsrintsodsnt permitted to enter the presidents (**•» h r ^ room. • I , leading ethical, philosophical and . HrWl* Fhlefs «f lewi Ahge L-», while ewdrs * ••Ting to teach a 'Is** «if hoys the cuaupssaitisn *f sentetMfiss. as PI |m them 1 “If | * ah you ’What have I in my hondT yon mast not a»*wer ‘chalk but eomfesse a rwanplete aewteoee swh *• *Ywu have 3 pkery of rheth Ml rwnr hand ' Now we nttl mniloae. * W hat have I am my "1i**4* was Iks' laamed Ipte swaWeC, “W rvmg. y*m havenT list •med tw my Wreet|*ma “ “Hne-ks “ answered amsthrf hemllasa me “Wrung again: w«ear than ease* J wrmeated Fhleta In evnsferstwm “Wetir as another |*npil raised Ms . vnnd. “fTease air.'* then he pnased fVf naps he thought Ms answer sslght •rets fanny hut rtmvlnred that It aas fight. he g» aped out reek lea sly. ’ewgn* f religious socle*lea of G* rmsny hsve dressed an sppenl tn ITa widr nt W giving warning against a disregard of I principles hy whim Mr. M ilson has I pledged Pin*self wMch they claim In us«sd Germany to lay dona her arms. t?.c appeal, in snhsranrew, tw simple* and goes direct to the point, and vvb Cttea (hat the German people had faUk- ^ 11 pu ttoCshevisi* than stares. 12 Is mainia*ned that the alllew are rvs I sponsible for the Anarchistic prtncp pies fhst rprrndtng ever fcorwps by fib fusing to attbdraa lneb kscaods tiishop th illtnm T* Me Marray* a , uf the Methodist h*s*copnl chartn. says that 3si«an la tending tn overthrow the penci 1 .wrup* and cur# rendition of th»* French i»rf«4i charging th'-rn with brutal ipaiment of American soldiers held there for minor offences. Tin* price of corn i* going up, the tearing lra«b-rs >>»-« tiling fo • having ov« rn ached th**nuelvt*A^ The compP- lition oi Argentina <c»rn wiih Anierl* Even rough meu can h«* genth* when rHn com ha?* had no depressing ef; F J. Chrney A Co . Toledo. Ohio. the\ meet M real woman. —* It iv better to spoil the child. .poll the rod that Health Was Shattered o —— Mrs. Hayes Was Discouraged Until Doan’s Made Her Well. ■“1 was in awful shape from kidney trouble,” says* Mrs. Frank Hayes, 4'J Dover St., Boston, .\lass. “When i got up out of a chair, 1 felt as though someone had stuck a knife into the small of my hack and it fai^Jy took my breath away. “The kidney secretions passed often and only a little at a time. They were so scalding I would scream so I believe I could be heard a block away. They deposited brick-dust- like sediment and their odor was tdmething awful. Mv complexion became sallow and I hail large “1 was troulded with spells of gasp mg for breath and had such dizzy at tacks 1 often fell right over. Spots floated before my eyes and I got so nervous , 1 couldn’t stand any noise 1 cried,over nothing at ail. became ir ritable and imagined all sorts of things Mv health was shattered and 1 be came discouraged. “1 continued to grow worm' in spite of any treatment and came pretty near dying several tune*. After several months of this horror, I beard al« ut /toon's Kidney Pills. I used a dozen boxes of Doans and wa* cured. I was entirely weU and have enjoyed g<od health ever Mnee ” Mn. HayM feet on the American prinluct. * Message* received at Shelbyville. Ky . from the Presbyterian board of foreign missions state that Mrs. Mar garet Bull Bell, wife of Rev.-Eugene Bell, a Presbyterian missionary from Shelby county, Kentucky, and Rev. Paul (’nine, a brother missionary, were killed March 25 near Seoul, Korea. Potatoes, cabbage and sweet pota toes are advancing in price. Apples, 'oranges and onions are bringing good prices, and tlyu* 4 is a good demand. Most leading lines of Southern truck tend slightly to moderately -upward prices. Two white men in broad daylight entered the Bastrop State Bank of Balstrop, La., and while the employees in the institution, located at Monroe, La., were covered with revolvers, made a careful search of the bank, and left with ten thousand dollars in cash. The robbers got away. Adoption of plans to expedite high way construction under the enlarged program ^as recently authorized by congress, are expected to result in more miles of road Jwdng constructed this year than in any previous year ih the nation’s history, Robbers dynamited the safe of An* sted. W. Va., and got away with fifty thousand dollars. The cotton market foy the week end ing April 4 was decidedly firmer. There has been a feeling tfiaHt will be dif- ficut to take tenderable grades from the South to the Eastern manufacto ries for delivery on th® new gtyle con- tracta. ^ Mexican bandit* at might, troop K. MU cavalry. M comma ad of Mnittok. knodfn. | ’W ICTM iMr*tore of ta*» oorM hy hat ndher roc* to pajiairm aod ifopertoltaoi nod bet amMtiuo to mM c«t#UUO poutilr*. Bishop Me Marray has j«*t morord Irooi the onrat Member* of the apeclal ailsaloo of the iTilllpl'tme legislature IO Washing too seeking indepemb-Oce for the I*hil ippme island* were told by Merretary Baker that be Spoke President W ‘I son’s mind when be said be believed the time has coo*e to grant the com plete Independence destrvd bv the PUl- pino people He told then* that tba Amyrtcan peof*le loved liberty too dear ly to deny It 1** Mher folks giMi i inin<«* was withdrawn Its propnaals to parrliase the llriti*h-own«*d tonnage of the inter'. national no rcantlle marine. Informally advising General Per* jihmg that filly thou sand volunteer® are being enlisted to replace an equal number- of men In bis army who wnRt ! to come home, the tfar department has j di/ected. the commander-in-chief to re- turn promptlv for discharge selected ■ meritorius cases as he receives these' volunteers.' Circular 77 to General P< rshfng pro- i vides for the discharge of .1 man upon his application where there Is sick- ; ness or other distress in the soldier’s ^ i family or. where he is urgently needed ' in the occupation from which he went : in civil.life into the army. The 50,H00 vulum*-< rs enllrd for by j the war department are to be assem bled in provisional companies at Camp Mead*', Ind., in preparation for going overseas. Credits of eighty five million to France and twenty five million to Italy are announced by the treasury. The national Olympic committee Iri session in Rome, Italy, decided to ac cept the offer of the city of Antwerp, Belgium and hold the Olympic games there in 1920. * The w-orld is fast becoming repub lican. Before the warmionarehies and republics w-ere about equally balanced. Now there are 29 republics as against 31 monarchies. .The largest republic in the world is China with four hundred million in habitants; the smallest San Marino, with only one thousand citizens. A list of officers who have been awarded the di .llnguished service medal for exceptionally nieritorius ser vice during the war includes^ Jhe names of Major. GemuLeonard Wood, Hugh B Scott and John F Morrison. A dispatch from Paris says that V* arcel was sentenced to two year* It Toa Med i NMlclN Too StouM Non no Boot Rave few ever alopfu 4 ‘to vwwarw •fcy it ^ that aa taaay pv chart* (hat are e* tmaivwir adverttaad. all at owe drop awt .f sight aad are anua foeg»*ttea * The rwasoa ia plain—the article did aot foHIfi the prvaiiswa <>f the ataawfaetaree Th** ■PT • * r**"re |*srtwwUrl> t.rf Tl to a airdHriae that ha* real Bill of Costs Presented to Huns Must* Bt Carefully Considered; and One That Must Be Paid. Paris—The preliminary peace treaty will be ready by Easter and the Germans will be asked to come ’and' sign it at the end of April or the be ginning of May, Premier Lloyd George of Great Britain declared in an inter view with Stephane Lauzanne, editor of The Matin. - In answer to a mmark hy M. Lau- xanne that w-hat troubled public opin ion was not suj much the delay, as the secrecy in which the peace negotia- , tioDft were wrapped and the fear that' there was some divergence of opin ion. the British premier said: “I affirm ab*f>lntely that there is no divergence among the negotiators. They are often confronted with tech nical difficulties which can only he settled after close study. Take the questions of repartition. Ip substance the allies have one common principle, which I once net forth thus: ‘Ger many must psy up to the last farthing of her power * ’’But la It sufficient to draw up a hul and hand It to the eaemv* Must ww not require guarantee* and must are not stwdv the terms method* not he able to mv to oar adversary «hen he pleads inadequacy «’f re> snnrres; ‘Tee. von can go a* far aa that and yon mn*t do it and yon mn«t do that * la a anrd. shall we simply present a Mil or collect the moiiev all the money possible * Well, thta I® where the work comes la ** The confident statement of Premier Lloyd George that the peace trestv will he rone haded hy Faster la •sf* ported hy predirt ions repeatedlv made Mr lews peotntnest memhers of the pears ewafervnre and dispelled mnrh of the hopel»a*aeaa and nmertnmtv In which manv important prwMem* wf th# rwnfwrenew ace seed to have been ensfitwnded WOULD JOIN IN UfOUCfiT TO fix tmc nmcc OP cotton Topeka Kan,- fl«*aem*«r Allen «d Kansas detlarsd he was r*wdv tn pwn Ml aa appeal to th# federal govern ment to fit a gnamateed price fne caftan etcept that which wae Ml the hands of • fc« uiaioes tn n telegram sent to W B f tHvper at tK*ilmtnglon v r Governor Alien’ll telegram naa sent In feplv to one from Mr Poop er who asked hhn if he ”wonld K*m dontherti cotton people in ask ing the fedeml gov cm me nt to gnsrantee ffi rents n p*»und for middling cotton up to June 192® nr an I »ac as the present wheat prices are guaranteed * In renlv f»overr*i*r Allen wired - “I .will hr glad to bun fruitbern . _ • >r * . : . Peru, Ind.—“ I suffered from h dis placement with backache and dragging down pains so I badly that at times ! I could not be on my feet and it did ' not seem as though I could stand it I ^‘tried different ^medicines without any benefit and .several doctors told me*, nothing [but an operation wduld do me any good. My drug gist told me of Lydia E. Fink- ham’s Vegetable (Compound. I took it with the result that f am now well '\ \ “"“I and strong. 1 ap in the morning at four o’cloca. do my housework,thengo tonfactory and work Pinkham’t Vegetable Compound ha® done for me. -Mr®. Anna Meterlano, 86 West 10th St, Peru, Ind. Women who suffer from any such nil- mwwto should not fail to try this famou® root and herb rerqedy, Lydia L. Pink- bam’s Vegetable Compound. iiirif u\ Horse Owners Keep a bottJ® of Yager*® Litamcwl to Jcjwf Ma’ lv f * spavin, cwchy cplmt «v any aal»f|imint fuc shoulder Mtporswwcwy. wownda, gal it, •evauhaa. rnHaf or ahov bod*, •prsin® and nay lam cams It absorb® ®w®niac® a®d ®o- aad divprl* pain ACER'S! INIMENT Tbi® limmeat is tb® most m oanm*- cal to aa® a® a Lsrgg bottl# coat sin® twice a® much a® tbv usual 50 cent bottl® ci haimcaC fialg to *S 4**lma pne* 1$ c«s«w •flfilfif BfiOlfiOO. aatn®m®(. ao Pem i in .-n<iic** rert mir^nd-d b, heaefited. to th**## ehn sre in ns***! of it. A pr*>aun**nt dru,’g»*t mv* ”T*kc f«*r cvamplc Ur* Kilnwr • Se*nipHur>t. a prrparation I have s**M f«*r nnnv year® and never hc»itate to rowouiTnend, f«*r ia almost every .ca*e it show* exct-llenl re sult*. *• many of my customer* testify. No other kidney remedy has so larjfe a ® - t® * Mir. Aecording to sworn statements and verified te^timi»ny of thou-ond-i wh«« h.»ve u-^d the preparation, the sucres* of T>r. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root i* due to the fact, so many people rlalm, that.it fulfills al most every wish in overcoming kidney, liver and bladder ailments; corrects uri nary troubles and neutralizes the uric acid which causes rheumatism. You may receive a sample bottle of Swafnp Root by Parcels post. Address Dr. Kilmer & Co.. BinRhamfon. N. ^ and enclose ten cents; also mention this paper. Larpe and medium size bottle® for sale at all drug stores.—Adv. oi»!»* govern meal roc nrlce f;>r all Cottf>” held for nperttlnllv war Th’s guar wonld apnly to th« COMPAR kTfVE STRENGTH Ov ARMIES ON NOVEMBER 1ST W'shinsrtnn ^Tb** f tr 1 r* i faced (Wtd'’ ef greater ♦h: ♦ TV t Yb t (5 llfl^ i *n mobilized troop-. wh T'Tl tp anv i cave up the f Icht- last V ovr mher Tt»e J estimated ac cregj-t-e str pri p th « f Ih "* ! enemy power ? at that ti Hit*. fleet >r.»nc i tr> official es timates' mn de iMlbl ie by ! General Mari h. chief ef st a W a® 7 - , 020.non. The indfeate *d act re go te al- lied strength on the da te was tnore Tea Via the Mississippi. Ten, tons of it, miclnM Mem phis, Tonn., following a trip that be gari .in China, and which will en«l on the Mississippi river iit St. Louis. The cargo arrived on the government barge line and 250 cases were unload ed at the Memphis'municipal termlifal for use there. . The ten was brought from China through the Panama canal, across the Gulf of Mexico, and was landed on the government barges at New Oricam Five barges were in the tow.—Mem phis Commercial. Appeal. Don’t Forget Cuticura Talcum When, .adding to your toilet requisites. An exquisitely scented fare, skin, baby and dusting powder and perfume, ren dering other perfumes superfluous. You may rely, on it boeftthic one of the Cuticnra Trio (Soap, Ointment and Talcum). 25c’each everywhere.—Adv. W® are near (faking who never dream that w® dream.—Xovall*. than 1 700.000. This situation is disclosed in the figures received hy the war dep.rf- ment from France giving the present status of the belligerent armies. They show’ the central rowers on March 1 had umlec arms 1.125 000 men while the allied forces aggregated 19.255,. 000. DISABLED SOLDIERS WILL BE WELL TAKEN CARE OF Washington—An extensive program of caring for disabled soldiers after their discharge from military serviefi was wanounced by the war risk insur ance bureau, .which is charged by con gress with this work. Twentv-one hospitals with a capacity of 1.500 beds already are in use and the war depart ment Jiaa turned over to the treasury seven camp hospitals for care of-dK ability cases. These are to be en larged and improved. AMERICAN DYE CONSUMERS Versus german dye trust \ New York.—Plan® for the organiza tion of dy® consumer® in the United State® to “prertect American textile ’VMIto Bn»rto® ■ntoedi ei tbe Kmvy Ha*tela and will leave Pam for Italy, wtl coaler with If baa aa Brlrcil!®| sad Veal noaacad here by Jo—ph II. Cboata Jr, who aai4 that a corporatioa. to to kaotra a® (be CbraakaJ Poaafiatioa wk*ch niready t. Uu lev® 'ndaraiea ^k®*r par ¥## HOW CAN YOU TELL YG’J^ FAVORITE I0BAQCD: * As Plain as the Nose on Y:ur Face—Just Smell It Smokers do not have to put ‘ In th* ir pities to find out if thev ! » They can just rub the tuba* *•.► »' the palrriN of th*-ir hands and s i. i The nose is an m/nlbble gui*i»- t« v ing enjoyment. All smoking -tobaccos empl* flavoring “to improve th** t? iv r burning qualitir^ of the L*a. qijote t^** Enc/clopa*<iia B'r: > Naturally, there is considcrtil). n: -• enr*; in the k’nd of davorings u- 1 - ^ ..i: ] th** nose quickly detects this (litter TUXEDO Tobacco usnu the pu- most . wholesome, and delicious <.f a flavorings—chocolate. And th - universal liking for chocolate in a jps a { measure explains the widespread popu larity of TUXEDO Tobacco. Carefully aged, old Burley toha< ro, plus a dash of jJure chocolate, glv.j TUXEDO Tobacco a pure ftkerahn your nose can quickly distinguish from any other tobacco. Try it and sea, T^is^mejoinrsrpow v?? INSIDE Have* you RHEUMATISM Lumbago or Gout? Take RHEUMACIDK to rsnooT* 0>, aV) and drtTs tbe poison from tbe^hita, ’'BUKOunoi o* the isaina riTB aukiaiTiH® o® ths orrum At All Drngglat* Jm. Beily A Son, Wbelettle Distrit*ten Baltimore, Md. lit firm® • to Joto. DIPLOMA Georgia . _ MEANS Alabama urc