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The Horr o Published Every Thursday. E. NORTON, Editor J. T MAYERS, Oea'l. Manager. CON WAY, S. 0., JIN E 15, 1893. TERMS: One Year $1.50 Six Months 1.00 Three Months 50 HATES OF ADYKKTlSlXd. rrauslent Advertisements $1.00 per square. Eight lines ot this sl/e type make one square. M i\ nrlitn wt 1 <>?, .1 1- . - ?* * iiMicivi^riiirui iiMllllt'll H'SS lllilll ft square. Advertising lines in local column 1 *> cents per line. t * Advertisements of Judge of I'rohate, Cleric (Uid Sheriff at the rates allowed by law. ? Liberal contracts will be made with those wishing bsqalvertise for three, Sx or: twelve jnont!u?, Marriage and death notices free. Short letters on current* topics are cbr dially invited. Correspondents may use any signature but true name of writer must accompany all communications. Articles to secure insertion must be sent In by Monday, previous to day of publica tion. All communications on business, or re mittances should be directed to business manager. All communieatioiis for publication should lie directed to the editor. NOTI5S. The report of a most revolting crime comes from Marion County. Mr. Hanks, an elderly mint nnd night watchman at Dillon lias been murdered by liis wife. Mrs. Hanksj is now in jail. She admits the facts and claims to have been uctpig in self defense. Dr W. .1. Alexander, ex Professor of l'bilosoply ut South Carolina college, whom our readers remembered whs requested to resign on account of his religirths views, was day before yesterday lying at the point of death at his home in Darlington. 11 is death will not only , ho a loss to his community but to the whole State. Editor W. II. Wallace of the Newberry Observer lias been elected Prof, of Mathematics in Columbia Female College. His paper was one of the brightest and newsiest that comes, to our desk; we are indeed sorry Ur lose him. We congratulate the trustees f . 1 ix * - oi mc reunite t oiiego in obtaining his services. As thorough and honest teacher of the public can carry his thoroughness hind strictness in his class-room. Capt. John L. NVeber of the AT< m,i am/ Courier editorial staff has been elected Professor of English at Trinity College, Durham, N. C. Capt. NVeber graduated at Wofford College at tho ago of eighteen, lie has been prominent in educational work for some time, and iias boon elected to college positions before, but has always before this declined. Trinity has obtained one of South Carolina's most vigorous writers of c . English. And still tho liquor is piling up iii Columbia. Mine carloads re ccived only a few d vys ago. Bottling commenced last Monday. How many barrooms aro to draw from this fund is not yet full^ known. Only eight have been heard from so far?Edgegeld, Aiken. Anderson, ( reenvillo, Union, Newberry, Lexington and Abbeville. From Charleston comes tho news that lawyers have been sent to Judge Bond to try to get an injunction against the Dispensary law going into operation till it lias been adjudged constitutional by the Su preme Court. IIow it will turn out 140 one knows. Public opinion in Washington is exceedingly strong against those responsible for the pension clerks having to 1130 the old Ford Theatre. Somebody is certainly responsible for criminal carelessness and that somebody should pay the penalty. An ininstigation is now being made by a coroner's jury and tho testimony taken on last Monday certainly shows a bad state of affairs existing in one part of the pension bureau at last. Tim. bodv of J. A. Chapin of South Caro.ina has been selected from the twenty odd dead over which to hold the inquest. The testimony shows that it was well known that the building was unsafe, even dan gcrou8, that Chief Aiitsworth was perfectly aware of the fact. Nunc of tho clerks had dared to make a suggestion as to the safety of the* building, for such would have beon worth their positions. One of the witnesses said that tho feeling of the clerks for Chief Ainsworth was that of abject fear and he was cheered by the audience. The clerks seem mostly to have families and to depend upon their salaries for bread. A loss of position would bo ruinous to them, so they were compelled to knuckle to Ainsworth's orders. It is a pregnant fact that the general belief was so strong that Ainswoith would intimidate the clerks, that Secretary Latnont wrote a note to the coroner telling him that none of the witnesses need fear loosing their positions bv testifvincr before the inn? v J" J Several times during the examination of witnesses, the audience, composed chieftly of deportment clerks, expressed its bitter feeling against Ainsworth, by applauding remarks of the witnesses. Finally feeling - m* ran so high that there was a perfect tempest; cries of "M#rder!" "Hang him. ullang him!" wore heard from a dozen throats; but the outburst was quieted by ouT of the jurors Mr. Warner. The investigation had to be adjourned. There is certainly something rot-' ten in this business and people uro watching with great interest the verdict of the coroner's jury. tinilivnnts SiiiiUu* Sellout Assocint ioii . The second meeting of the Cialivauts Ferry Interdenominational Sunday School Association was held at I,iiko Swamp Church oil dune 3rd, and 4th. After tlie devotional excr cises, Bro. .1. II. Mis hoe, township j President took the chair and asked the Secretary to call tlie roll an 1 read the niimftVs of the last meeting. Only three Sunday Schools were represented. By (piestious from the chair it was ascertained thai these were "evergreens;" that is, each had ; met faithfully every Sunday and had done the best work possible under all circumstances; each school had used the literature of its Church. One reported that it had to discontinue the use of the Lesson Helps in j the Bible class for luck of necessary funds. The Association elected Sisfcr L. B. Barnhill as its presiding ollleer. No further change was made except the ollices of Secretary and Treasurer were combined. In response to the President's call, Bro. Grainger came forward with a good Sunday School Speech, which was well received by the hearers. I Af er this the Association adjourned for public services. On bill id ay the 11 h, a large tiu ( dionce was at the Sunday School Mass-meeting which was conducted by Sister L. B. Barnhill. Sister Barnhill taught from the blnckh ?ard: her j?lan was new to most of m;, but all seemed pleased with i.. The I'resident then took the ll or and spoke at some length on the " IVivilegc of Parents to raise up Children for Heaven." A fter him ouine the speeches of the children $\ ley came forward?sonic almost grown, others so small thoy could scarcely lop tho name of Cod plunily, and delivered their pieces in a man nor that touched every heart. llore Pro. (Jrainger again came forward with an excellent interde notninational speech. After the Pro. finished the Association adjourned. The outlook for this Association meeting on Saturday was by no means encouraging, but with the influence of such pastors and Sunday School Workers .is bless tins part of the country, the time is not far dis taut, when all the schools will march under one banner, enlightening the world in the cause of Christ. skcuktattv o Sunday School Program. The Interdenominational Sundry School Convention for Floyds Tow n ship will l>e held at I'isfruh Church on the fourth Sutimlay and Sunday in June. satukdav Convention will l)C opened tit 10 o'clock A. M. with devotional oxer-i oises led by P. K. Lewis. Topic,?"What is the Aim of the Sunday School," discussed by 1!. II. I Hatcher, afterward thrown open to the Convention. Topic?"How Shall Wo lleach Those Who a^c not in tie Sunday School," opened by 0. K. Herald and Q. Hinsor, discussed by the Convention. Topic?"Who Should be in the Sunday School," opened by J. B.! Hays and A. K. Martin, discussed by the Convention. Tojtic?"How Shall the Bible: Class he Taught," opened by .las. K. I'Moyd ami A. B. Howe, discussed by ('onvention. 8uni)a v. l : ? " 1 1 i^vtuuuiiiii c\urui!suu in X) O CIOCK | A. M. led by L. 8. Elliott. A short essay or recitation, or both, by some member of each Sun- | day School represented. This part ; of the program is intended to inter- I est the young people especially and Sunday Schools are requested to have the essay or recitation ^prepared by one of its younger members so far as possible. * Sermon at 11 o'clock by K*v. 11. I). Grainger, the mit-ie in charge of Q. Hinson. During Saturday's discussions,! each topic will be thrown open to the house after speeches by those appointed to open debate. Then every member will not only have the privilege, but is desired to express his views briefly on the topic under cot) sidcration. By order of Executive Committee. | AvEitv Fu>vi>, Cb-rk. Washington Letter. From Our Regular Correspondent. Washington, .June 11, J803. There are times whan entire continuities remain for days in a a t( st of semi paralysis on acccymt of some j stupondious and '.lorry fying public castrophe. Washington has app.tr j ently had more than its share of such periods. For instance, t hat : which followed the first arrival in the citv of the dead and wounded from the first battle of Mannassas; that which followed the assassination of President Lincoln !>v .! \Vilb.?o ..J '' ' "??> | Booth; tliut which followed the I shooting of President Garfield by i Gitoau, and that through which itj is now passing by reason of the falling of the floors of the same building in which President Lincoln was killed, killing twenty two goverment employees and wounding sixty eight more, a number of whom will either die or become helpless 1 mm . ? i? cripples or Jabbering idiots. It is now throe days since this awful Hccido it oc cured mid men and women go about their ordinary oc (Hi put ions in the usual way, but the horror i* still in their faces and actions and will be for many days to come. It is only a stone hearted person who can think of these men being compelled to go to their desks in a building, known to be unsafe for years past -it was condemned in 1800 and several times since?in order to earn a living for themselves and families, whhout becoming horror stricken. It was an inexcusable and criminal accident, j (iencrous citizens promptly contri ; jutted money t* temporally relieve i the families of the dead and wounded and doubtless Congress will some day make an appropriation for them, but nothing can restore lost lives and lost limbs. An army court of inOllirv is now inuiiirinc into tlm .io ? i --- o v,"~ "v eident, as tho building was occupied by a branch <>f ilie Surgeon General's ollice, but it is front the coroner's jury, now at work, that tho people expect a verdict that will move Congress to put an end to the o?ie r death traps still standing in Washington and occupied by government employees. The terrible disaster has had a nfost .depressing elTect upon the cm- I ployeos in the other government buif- j dings that have long been classed as | unsafe. In the Government l'rin ting Ollico, which is probably the worst of the lot, and which lias more employees?about 2700?than any of the rest, this feeling amounts .almost to a panic?the responsibility >f the failure to erect a new Government Printing Ollicc is divided with Congress by a lot of political real ' estate .- peculators who have defeated i ..Li - "I - * \n\ a mmw 10 purchase a site, 'because their ground was not selected; the money was appropriated three years ago, but is still un- ' available because of failure to agree! upon a sit . In the Patent Office j Sec. Smith is doing his best to 'quiet t ho excitement by having all j the heavy tiles ect, Mat aro stored upon the upper lloors removed to ! tho basement. The gold reserve fund of tho Treasury gained about 1,000,000, during tho past week. President! Cleveland stated to a gentlemen who made an appeal to liitn to order j an issue ?'f bonds that lie would not allow a single bond to bo issued, no matter wluit. happened, until specialIs authorized by (.'ongross to do so. The gentleman to whom he said thisi di l not understand that Mr. Clevc-j laud doubted his authority to i suc bond*, but that he preferred that ] C ngre-s should assume tho respon- : nihility of deriding what shall I e I done to relieve the financial gtringcu- j cy. W hile no one in authority lias author zed the statement, it. seems to be generally believed among thoso who have carefully studied the situation that .Mr. Cleveland is disinclined to do anything that will make the situation less g'ave when Congress meets, for fear that it would lessen the chances for the repeal of the Sherman silver law, which ho now considers good. Outside of Congress and the cabinet millionaire office holders are exceedingly rare, hut the position of tho chief of tho Bureau of Sta tistics, in the Treasury Oepartnient will he tilled dlirinff 'he rnmiiinilrv n ........ v?v,? of this administration by u millionaire, unless Mr. Worthing ton Ford, of New York, who his been appointted to I bo place, should die or resign beforo then. Mr.# Ford will have one great advantage over the ordinary oflico holder; he will have no dread of the ominous yellow envoi J ope and pay days will not seem qutie I so far apart to him as tho> do to 1 most of his c< -laborers for uncle Sam. There is nothing the matter with the Treasury building, but there is almost as much fright among its employees as among those.who work in Llio unsafe buildings, owing lo I ho impression tlioy liuvo that a reorganization of the ontirc clerical forco is soon to he made. The reu ! i oil for this is an order of Secretary j Carlisle for a complete list of .11 s 1 e.npioyees, with full particulars as ! to when and how the v came into the j service, what they do etc.; .also a list I of those having relations in office. j * o - # '8 he Superior Modieine. Aii Atlanta Uemedy which has Stood ( tho Test, and Stands in Front From TJ10 Atlanta Constitution. I'oop'c who buy blood purifying i and building up remedies, should j not forget that old time-honored and | throughly tested remedy, Botunic! Blood Balm (UB. B. B. ') made in Atlanta for the past forty years, by I >i*. M, (iillman and his associates. This remedy is not a trashy medicine, made and herald to sell, with the inducement oT a large number <>f noses for a small amount of money, but is a scientific compound, made from an approved formula, and tested materials. It is the best remedy over devised for the speedy and permanent cure of all blood and skin diseases, from the simplest pimple to the foulest ulcer, one bottle of possesses more curative virturs and building up properties than a dozen of any other similar remedy, It is sold by druggists at one dollar l.? 1-4.1- MV? 11 l>vi i.u^u uumu. xry tins incomparable remedy. It is a Southern medicine, made to euro as well as to sell. A trial of a sin^Jo bottle, will cure. ./fihe B!oo I Balm Co will send book of wonderful cures to who writo for it. It is a fine tonic as well as a f-plcndid blood purifier. If you feel weak and all. worn out take BROWN'S IRON BITTERS % " %r* ^ AN INVESTMENT THAI WILL PAY. A ( hinksk baby is really the finest looking little totjthatean bo irnng ined, ami >ve have never seen such u lifelike portrait of one as that publish ed in the July nugiber of Dkmohkst'c I'a.mii.y Mauakinr, which contain: "The Oriental Legations at Washing ton." Besides this baby of tho Chinese Minister, are pictures of his wife and suite, and views of the different roomi in the Chinese Legation; and thii highly interesting article is furthei embellished with other curious ami beautiful portraits and views fron tho several Orienatal Legations. No body who has any interest in art should miss the "Familiar Talks 01 tho Different Schools of Art" whicl arc superbly illustrated in this number. They aro a liberal ^education and will enable nnybno with no prev ious knowledge to oonverso knowing ly about the great painters of all aget and their works "The Story of tin Millennium" grows in interest, any the illustrations this month show what kind of houses we will live in ir a. i?. 10000, besides the kind oi garments we will wear, depicts the routine of every life^ temote period The July number \vmtld not bo complete without something about fire, works, and the bill is filled by telling with pen and brush just how they are made. To enumerutet all that appears in this number, would take too much spase, but the Columbian Kxposition, of course,'onu\s in for its share, and a water color, representing an inverted old straw hat in which three cute little puppies have taken refuge, makes the name "Full to the Brim" as appropriate as the picture is desirable and worthy of framing. All those attractions under ono cover soil for HO cents. Bublished by \\\ Jknninos Dhmokkst> l.*> Fast 14th St., New York. i ? I 1 ? I. Il I I * l I'll !' '> Sllll ? <> The Best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt, Klieum, Mover Sores, Tetter, Chapped 1 lands, Chilblains, (,'orns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cares l*iles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac tion, or money refunded. I'rice 25 cents per box. for sale at E. Norton's 1 hugstore. \ M illion I'i'ieiMts. A friend in need is a friend indeed, and not lea than one million people have I'onnd jlist such a friend in Dr. King's New Discovery t??r eonsninption, coughs, and colds- It you haven-ver used this gerent cough niedieJne, one trial will convim you that it ! t wonderful curative power iu all diseases ol throat, chest and lungs. Kacli hottle is gmpiiutteed to do all tlia* is claimed or money will h?* refunded, Tiial bottle Ire at K. Norton's Drug-tore, barge hollies r>Uc. and $.1(K). Ojilum llnbtt enred by I>r. MIIob" Nf>r\In?*. A|?j? oinliniits tor Conway Circuit. /on ? 1st. Sunday 11, A. M. I{e(l Hi. 1?1 st. Sunday, 3, P. M. Browns Swamp -2nd, Sunday 11, A. M. Dnrants 3. P. M. Jonhmvillo 3rd, Sunday II, A. M Antioch, 3, l', M (J >olSpring, Hi), Sunday, 11, A. M. I'isgah, 3, 1'. M. I). A. Calhoun, 1*. M. Host Iiloo?l Halm. Walter Bridges, Athens, writes: "For six years I had been afflicted with running sores and an enlargement of the bone in my leg. 1 tried everything I heard without any per mnneut nenolit until Botanic Blood Balm was recommended to mo. After using six bottles the sores healed, and 1 am now in better health than 1 have ever been. 1 send this testimonial unsolicited, because 1 want others to be benefited," ADV BE T IS KM K NTS. SUPERIOR to all other medicines for purifying the blood * and restoring the health and strength, AVER'S Sarsaparilla is the standard specific for Scrofula, Catarrh Rheumatism, and Debility. Cures Others will cure you. Jolinnon Johnaon, ( Johnson* <? (pinttlshaum Marlon, S. O. t Conway, S. 0 Johnsons ^ Quafcfcle bourn, ATTTONEYS AT LAW, Conway, S. C. Prompt attention given to all busness entrusted to our care. IIFE "v?E LIVER m and HLIDKT33YS. Cures 1>YMPKl'MIA( l.IVKR and S KIDNKY Troubles when all else fails. ? 25c, 50c, I?00.?B LIFE MEDICINE COMPANY, MBHHBHi 8Pnrtanbur?. 8. C. x" ^Hi Li;i 5 3 OEI?f?"s| Double Chl( i I Bfl Will completely destroy tho doalro for TON '1 Iran; cauti^ no ^lo': news, uud may bo glvt-n l Qh edKoof thO patient, who will voluntarily Ht ; y DRDHRE?NES ami MORPHINE HAI Jl tho patient, by tho usoot cur UPrciAL FC * I'urhijf treatment nntient i nrenllowi d t!.? . J plilne until wii'b tfinoiis they Bhall voltwt Woouml particulars and pamphlet of tc r J tin rtlad to plaeo Batterers 1 rum any of th"<< I WI tlon with parsons who have boon cured by tl rS HILL'3 TABLETS h ro for sale 1 I id druRRistsut SI.OO per package. If your druRgihtdoes not keep thorn, cm M and wo will aond you, by return mail, a in 5,22 Write your nunio and address plainly. 1 n whether Tablets uro for Tobacco, Mornli Liquor Hubit. 1 Jr i,(> not ,,n DECEIVE!) Into purchnsl jgfc- any ot the various nostrums Unit a Indni ? gnj TABLETS and tnko no oilier. Manufactured only by ^ Jr\ ytT | RESPONSIBLE{AGENTS WANTED (In writing plcnno tnei - I had a malignant breaking out on my leg below the knee, and wascurgd sound and well with two and a half bottles of Other blood medicines had failed j to do me any good. Win. C. Bkaty, Yoikvtllc, S. C I was troubled from cliftdhond with nn apr* V i gravntoil easo of Tetter, and throo bottles of WlMldfiSil cured rao permanently. VSKiKi Wallaik Mann, . Mannvitle, I#T. ! Our boob on Blond and Skin I>i?ca?Nb mailed I free* Swirr Bpkcuxo Co.i AtlAot*) Ga? I! ? h : i 1 ? Sw " Failing m^mW s womalfe ill&u?/ Cures all Fomalo Diseases. Corrects all Female regularities. Overcomes all rr. Weaknesses and Pain. QUICK IN ITS OPERATION. AGREEABLE TO THE TASTE. We never publish a lady's name or what she writes us. Send for our Book "Our Wives and Daughters "?costs you nothing and gives you something. STELLA-VIT& is sold b/fctll dealers In medicines. Price $t.00. Prepared by THACHER MEDICINE CO.. s>i Chattanooga, Tenn. Anlr'rt I ) Aoi ^^uuuiuimuuij H COMPOUND. V4 Wv YA recent discovery by an old id W j physician. Successfully used ^monthly by thousands of Lad ies. Is the only perfectly safoawl rcllnblo medlclno discovered. Bewaro of unprincipled druggists who offer Inferior medicines In place of this. Ask for 1 Cook's Cotton Root Compound, take no substitute, or lncloeo 91 and 0 cents In postage In letter mid wo will Bend, scaled, l>y return mall. Fullsealod particulars in plain envelope, to ladles only, 2 stamps. Address Pond 1,11 y Co in pany, No. h fisher block. Detroit. Mich. " I tlld fev Stricken Down with Heart Disease, i A ' Ur. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, fed. OitSTi.y.MEH; I feel It my duty, on well as a Pleasure, to publish, unsolicited, to the world tho bencllt received from p> Milis- Rcstorativ* r?? RrMtDits 1 was stricken down wi'h Heart UO JHsense and Its complications, a rapid pnlso varying from 90 to 110 beats per minute, a choking or ,pi burning sensation iu tho wind pipe, oppression 1 1 THOUSANDSrirt glon of tho heart and below lower fib, pain In the Off arms, shortness of breath, Blocplessne>R, weakness and general debility. Tho arteries In my neck would throb violently, the throbbing of my heart could be heard across a largo room and would shake my whole body. I was so nervous that I could not hold my hand steady. I have been under the treatment of mlnoii physicians, 1 nnd have taken gallons of Patent 'Medicine, (wl Without the least bsnsfit. A friend reeom- N,, mended your remedies. eho was cured by Dr. , Miles'remedies I have taken mi) three bottles of your New (TI I D ST [j Heart Cure and two bottles II U Nervine. My pulse Is normal, I have no more violent throbbfng of the heart, | am twin man. a a 1 Mnccroly recommend ovoryono with symptoms I l /v oi ueart I'laeaa* to take JDr. Mile*' lte?tor&> A , tire Hemrrflm and fro cured. Gypsum Cily, Kami. L. L. Cakmkb. SOLD ON A POSITIVE GUARANTEE. J ' TRY DR. MILES' PILLS, 50 DOSES 25 CTS. % t ... . * -. Tjgfcj \m ^ v1 \ IB mi nnr ^ n ir f n " m * M"gnr^ y*' ^ > ???noniiMt.nrjm ? -u. .r* fiM?u!?w*n?^n ^ / ^ i DCliCMOLD ?;rAK\> c KACI RBJ n, I ncrntrnorn m ? ? !%?<* tno i? ?-t? - **?, v^ gM 5 careful mvcatTtfiiMori i I'?omi i ^mh ^t> **l ^ 1 lty ami thomerit* of ov. :*.. \ Jjj iiii?wi?iimi' imu i< *. ?*. M* ni? / \* / irlde !?a'Hstri -'X>v| A*"<JO In i *" '' " ti ' ^> yf ,S x nucupvMi \ ; / k\T .. ' >1 i Up Hill" ^ kfrl ? . ; v :-y / fa A XZtfVA ; / A FEW P \ SSRBgfiwsy^ - ' Tifttmpiala fc M i?ourf?ofoi: ^ a^vi.j ,h. . -:"' v \;om porsono JfL \ >y nil rii>T C!.\s ; > ,^'A *^ V \?. " W * . * , n?> H' \r x-k '' '* who luvo boon fe jloSIMIH 5 J ,f>0 > \ . . \ \. M ickugooi oui- ^ <^.y . v\^ r -rod 'oy iho uso of IF* Lai's fa Wets. B * S v*/V.^ t)r.A { ".. i i> ?vo ; tulng your jj nnd Minokiil for iwentj itv.; ye i . l two ptu-kugoa Vnfl \?ri?v xilk. S of your Tublcta curod ini' > 1 i onuHlri t i it. w A l>'?niui 1" :< v. N- Y. BL_ J 5v ?H|l Tfjr Thk Ohio CHEMICAL Co. :?(Irvn .: t\ -oine time :e; i 1 lit BR fl Mk for #J.on worth < > f vimr Tablets t"f lot.:. ? > I '>? !? I i,<iiveu j ~ ^ yjj A them all right ami, nllhou#h 1 was I ><t!) : heavy smoker illitlchower, MB L^Mf/ they did tu?? work in less than th re, du>s. 1 am< ured. , J ^Truly yourfef MAT1?B\V JOIiNSON, 1. v. Poxtf? _ kb J n ^p rT8DPW0HtJPABpr W JP ThbOhio ChBMICAI. Co.;?(iF.NTf.BMKN K ?'i vos nit! plensuro to speak W M| r^P wordof praise for your Tablets. My (ton was dronftly addicted totbeuBOOf j r liqror.aud through aftdend, 1 was IctC.lo try your Tablets. He wnsu heavy and Rj b'< constant drinker, hut after using your Tablets hut three days ho quit drinking, " Ifl and wilt not touch llquorof any kind. 1 have waited four mouth boloro writing Rat ^ iu, in order to know tao euro was permanent. YounJ truly, IS*" .ui>. HELEN MORIU80M. Li % at Cincinnati, Ohio. r> CnKMiCAt Co^-QKNTLKMRNi-^Your Tablets have performed ainiroclo in my case. ? <1 morphine, hypoderinically, fofr seven years, and nuvu becu cured by the use of A a of your Tublcts, and withouf any eiTorton my part. W. L. LOTISUAY. Ba AddreHH till Ortlftra to j | THE OHIO CHEMICAL CO., jP ij 51, 03 and 05 Opora Block. LIMA, OHIO. ition thin papery BIBiaR|HBIIBHIIllll?MIH?4 "ii if spam another ^ t ytxlr ' novelty.! 1 (Finest on EaitH.) \ /\ ~ ?ur Pnaeton Buggy, : v With Leather Roof and Back j /\\ l/SBU Curtain, ami Rubber Bide / \ \l^ Curtains. Trimming, Green 5 < * | [* ] Leather or Fino Brondcloth. Z \\s/A^\ J WRITK roR prioes ,\ \ ,<'cc our a' *'10 the davis carriage COMPac Cincinnati^ Ohio, 1 ,.( ,, f??Me????e?????o?oee?eoooa????oct6to??o??>oe?aooeee???90<'eeee> Oi==g=||j^=^| j WE pay <?Z25Z2Z?22^S3?i7 3 TQM jM t 6-Ycah Written Guarantee. _ ZEE3 * f SOLD ON |HtBSSi| *35' ?t fj TT" I /\ I p^HQP^p||^p|0H Sonil for our catA- J > ^ ? IA L. ; || ' ^ ^ '''' SMM'^rr"'" ^ ? X ^ I OSGOOD & COMPANY, BlNGHAMTON^N.^ Y.J < ad asid Cioomy Woak and Dyspeptic M Jffi9^BMHl9nf(6B^ Li >od's Sarsupu rilla (in ,< strength . ijj t i PRAIRIE BELLE j First-class cook stovo for coal, wood or i It lias nickel and tllo ornamentation, ovon | shelf and kicker; tin lined oven doors, extra heavy, ventilated, sectional lire bark and trout . ' rate and large ash pan. Size of oven 18 x '-Id inches. Its baking qualities are unsurpassed. It is durable and uses fuel economically. Ask your dealer or write to ' iTownley Stove Cqu, TERRE HAUTE, twf. J>r. .1. If. Why (3 Manufacturers and Dealers ^ Hirinlngham, Alabama. Wood Mantels and Hoarth Tiles, I hftvo not words enough to express my Furnaces, Hot-Water Heaters. ,nks for the great benefits received from a Cornice Work and Gas Stones. r bottles of Hood's Hnrsaparlllo. I was ? - - ak, and it made mo strong; I was a dyspep ami it cured mo; I was sad and gloomy, and l I made mo cheerful and hopeful. And last, J Dinrttir T"^ 1 _ j ugh not least, it mado mo an ardent and \ J^J[ CI L) Li i C> S ^ lood S l^yr?S i I Rlpans Tabules are com- j rking democrat. All who havo taken Hood's j pOUIliiccl flOlll .1 piesciiptioil I saparllla with nty advico, report good re- j Widely Used by the best Iliedi ts. i gladly recommend,it to all sufforers j cal authorities and are pre- ; It. Whitk, M. I> Birmingham, Ala. scnlcd - f t, t j b j J. It. If yoti decide to tako Hood's 8ar- t . ( , . X )arllia do not bo induced to buy any other t Coining tllC lasllion every- | lead. Insist upon HOOD'S. 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