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TlfR //Offif 7 I/VffALD, o Published Every Thursday, CHURCH l>I RECTOKtY Mktiiodiht ClIUHCH. Kkv. A. J. Stafford, I'aswh. I'roucliin^ every Sunday nt*l 1 o'clock A. M. and S. 1\ M. vl.i.wl.iv vi/Ow^,! a Sin V M I-' \'iir ton, Superintendent. Pr.?yer|Meetlog, Thursday, at r> o'clock, l\ M / Voting Moii'd Prayer Meeting Weil new il ?y night at H o'clock. PllKSIlYTKUIAN Clll'ltOll. Hie/. II. 11, Ziucnow, of Marlon, wll preach every fourth Sunday at 11,o'clock A. M. and H. P. M. Sunday School, 4, o'clock, P. M. I), T. McNeill, Superintendent. IIautikt CMLIUII. Temporarily without a Pastor. Prayer Meeting every Tuesday night at 8, P. *M. Sunday Sch'-ol, 0,:K), A. M. K. W. Nol* ley, Superintendent. THUltShA Y sKPT. 27 l8t)4. LOCAL NEWS. _ i oitii.o ... 17a.,t....u uf ~~ --Kverythlng you want at Tim (li i.i.y. ? \lr. Geo. B, Duck spent Sunday l.tst in town. Mr. O. II Sessions of Cool Spring, was \\ itli us Sunday, Durham, N. ('., turns out H00.000.000 cigarettes a year, ? W. It. le wis will give you clove i cents for your eggs. ?Mrs. .1. W. 1 lardwiek, of Whlteville, N. (!., cane* in on a visit last Thursday. ? W. T. Wi llams, of Aiken owns a horse, flint was in the battle at Atlanta. ? Herbert II, Kvans, will oppose Latl mer for Congress la the Third District, ?On the Slst in New York., Cotton dropped tofl^J.4, the lowest record since tl.o war. ?Mr, and Mrs. J. A. McDermott came back Monday from a visit to the Green Sea section. ?The ICol bites and Populists in Alabi'. m 4. are endorsing the Itepublicin cattdi d i'08 for Congress. ?The Chamber of Commerce of London Is to give a banquet to Congressman Win L. Wilson to-day. ?Mr, S. II. Poy-is, of T. A. Wilbur & Son, Charleston, w ks here this week displaying his wares. ? King has his store very \\cll filled up. The now goods look attractive and he is catering for trade. ? Mr. 11. G. Col 11 us arrived on Tuesdays train from his mountain home and is ready for your cotton. ? Mr. Henry Hardee, our popular hotel man got back Tuesday from the mountains, where lie enjoyed himself. ? Rev. II. 11. Zernow in tilling his aj . poiutiuent here last Sunday, brought witli him his two daughters Bessie and Lilian. ?Geo, Olllccr Co , of Port Ilarrelson, ship* e<l from tills place on Tuesday, two car loads of shingles, 8fl,'.00, to Baltimore. ? Mrs. Annie Tart and children, who have been here visiting her mother Mrs. W. L. Parker, returned uonie last Thursday. ?ltcv. Thus. J. Clyde, presiding elder of this d'strict, | reached in the Presbyterian church hut Sunday evening at five o'clock. ?We agree witli T. V. Powderly, the labor louder, when lie says500 miles would be a safe distance to place a saloon trom a school house. ? Mr. .lumen A. I^ewln, our Auditor, in back from an extended visit to hi* old home, uoar Galivant's Ferry, where his family still remain. ? Mr*. J. T Mayers loft last Thursday for Greenwood, S. (J., where she joins her husband who has madothat place h'.s home. Our best wishes attend til >m. ?Mr, 0. B. Hardee, of Hngau, Ga., formerly of this county,*paxsed through here Tuesday, en route to Wlmlngton, N. C., where ho goes to attend couiff -John Gary Watts, It Is suid will be the youngest military commander the State has ever had, about 30 years of age. Graduated at the Citadel in Charleston in 1890. ? Ohio Doraocruts in Convention last week demanded Tree Silver and the election of United Senators by the people. Cluvoland's administration was endorsed. ? Uailroad earnings of the Wihuington ( Chadbourn and Conway road for the month o! June, as compared with same month of \ last year. 1893 $2.1:0.80; .*o; 1801 53.180. - J 00. ? Several of our lriends oujt of town, were here Sunday attending service at the \ Preabytorlau Church, atn^ig them Mrs. \ Mury S, Buck and Mr. tff^Mrs. Ken T)uj > Rcnbury. \ ?If thore Is a young man in Ilorry, who wishes to avail himself of rare educational opportunities offered at t*ie Georgia and Alabama Business College, Macon, Ga., he would do well to consult the edllor of this paper. ?ee the advert'sement. ? The Burroughs fcliool under th? management of Prof. McGhee, is growing In numbers there being now about fifty. Several having come in from th" country. Prof. Mctihee has taken a strong hold on the pub)|c already and will have a school that he and our citizens wildlife proud of. ? Mr. Stannic II. Booth, sonr of James T. Booth of this county, was !u to seo us Saturday last. Mr. Booth returns to the Citadel to-morrow to complete his last year at that Institution. He Is a young man of pleasing address whose future prospects are encouraging. ? rnmi* m + ? ' NOTT The Horry Iiussars will meet afc the Muster Shed in Conway 2nd Saturday lit October, in uniform and armed with sabres. L. O. JV>NO, Caji't. SUMTKll AND SOUTH PORT RAILROAD. (From the Southpo: t be i?i-r. | The following address on the Sumter and Southport Bail road was in ale yesterday at a mass meeting held at Corkwoods Folly, tlu* meeting belnj; attended by citizens from all section* of Brunswick county. Every citizen of the county should carefully read and study the address, and assist in every possible way to secure the building of this railroad. "It is 1(1 miles from this point to Southport. It has taken four hours of hard driving to come here. This distance could be onsily c ivered in one half hour, saving both time an I horseflesh. I use this Itracticnl illnst mii<?.? -.louvlw . * 'J I"" sent to your minds tint necessity of a rallroiui. Now how can it bo done and at what cost. KiVp'y man here is greatly i > terested in this matter, and evciy on? can as-i-t in securing the building. 1 propose to give you some figures on its advantages to tlie citizens of Uruti? wick county. We will assume that from South port to the South Carolina State line is 40 miles. Tli cost of grading and making 11 its road lied would he $2,000 per mile, or $80,000. It will take 2,010 railroad tics to the mile, for 10 miles 105,000 tics at80 cents each, $01,(ISO. Ilridgu timbers vde tracks, v ater tanks, station houtu's, at a low cVduiu'.c, $20,(h ', miikin c the magnificent sum o $101,000, to bo distributed among our poor people before the la} ing of the Iron nits. Tli'.s large sum will he in your pockets for daily us?* within twelve mouths after the worn is begun. Is not tills worth worl in* for? Is there any civi/.en hose who does not desire the good things of this life for himself and family? I will show you how to obtain them. We want to interest men who have the money to build this i Ml road, and if we can offer sulllcient inducements we can secure such men. The most reasonable thing and the usual way is to subscribe county bonds, exchanging the snia bonds for stock in the railroad, dollar for do'lw. As the proposed railroad will benefit Smithville, Lock woods Folly, Sh til lotto and Waecainaw townships more directly, it might lead to opposition from Town Creek and Northwest townships, should we ask for county beads. This being ilie case 1 suggest to you the oSer of towmhip bonds to the extent of $6(1,000 apportioned or allotted to each township named in propoi Jon to tlie assessors returns as shown by the boo! s of 1894. These returns are as follows. Smithville $402,420 T 1~ liuvivnuuus Ciiiij,.,, 125,711 8ba! lotto 144,875 Wacccmaw 103,082 Under this allotment each township would be re(|uired to issue bonus us follows. Smlthville, $30,0' I at 0 per cent $1,800 Lock woods Polly, $.0 000 ' 000 Bhallotte, $12,000 at 0 per cent 720 Waccamaw, $8,000 at 0 per cent 480 These bonds ahouid bo thi.ty yeu-s to ren, at 0 per ceut interest, amounting to $3,0000,, eacli township to pay interest on the bonds issued by said township. In view of the prosperity that will be sure to follow th's rail oud building, shall wo hesitate to pledge our; dves to this work. Some one may nik how shall I pay this additional ta*:, wilch to the individual will be from 10 cents to $1.00. You can cut and haul to the railroad one or two cords of light.wood which will be sal: bio, and pay the tax in that way, You, gen tlomenHhave hundreds if not thousands of cords of lightwood now rott'og on the ground, practically unsalable, which would all be wanted for cash and at fu'r prices. The same Is true of eve*y saw log in your forests. Near Mr. David Wa d's would l>e a railroad station and post olticc. Here at Lock woods Vo'ly bridge, anotiicr. Your land would double in value, and be salable at .Vr prices. Firms would sp-i ig up r. 11 along'.ho 1'no, you would have a home market for your co.ton, ooiui, potatoes, cattle,: icep and hogs, In conclusion let inesay this is a movement among ourselves to encourago capitalist to unite wltli us In opening up th's section, so rich in natural products, and so long neglected. Finally, note this important fact. In our taxation tne railro ul must bear its full snare, not only in pav ing the interest on the bonds of the several townships, but also the State, County and School taxes to Illustrate, valuation of railroad $200,00o, rate of taxation at 8 cents on the $100 gives $1,700 Let us put our shoulders to the wliee and help along this project." A (J AN A ill). Cijol Brtiiso, 8. C , 8ri\ 25,1894I)n. El Nouton, Conway. 8 C. Dkau Sih: It is reported up liore that yourself Jeremiah 8u 1th and J no. It. Cooper, have been caucusing, or mooting with the colored people of the county, advising them as to the political course for them to pursue, I told both of my informants I had not the lehst idea that the report was true, but fool it my duty to notify yon of the report. You will please notify Meesrs. Cooper and 8inlth. You may make any statement you may wish in tills weeks iikkai.d. Yours Truly, (iko. h. sessions. The above report Is positively and omphatlcally false io far as I am concerned. Mr. Hmitil Is In Alnlmmn .irwl ~ *? .... y?m (?MU IKI.l UlJt |1 H?Jthroe weeks. I have as much us I can do to attend to my own business and other people might make friends and a little money by doing likewise. E. Norton . Tho alnwe letter was received too late for us to see Mr. Cooper, who lives out of town You can hoar from him next week. I>ou't Delay. , It is your duty to yourself to get rid of the fopl Accumulation in your blood this spring. Hood's Sarsaparillu is just the medicine you need to 5urify, vitalise and enrioh your blood. , 'hat tired feeling which affects near, ly every one in the spring is driven off by Hood's Sarsaparilla, the great i spring medicine and blood purifier. i A Ministers Cool, Quiet. Deliberate and lloucst Opinion ol' the Political Status of this Country, While I do not claim to be ti poli J ticiaii, nor do 1 prop >8e to he an expert writer, however, 1 earnestly I claim hiivim/ a conscience which eon demns the wrong and >ii proves of the rig lit actions of my life and I suppose that this is equally t; uo as to every rational lining. Tlrais the great faculty that distinguishes man from the brute creation, without which he would bo a brute of a very ba?e nature. Ttierefore when a man does that which he ought not, he has dethroned reason and crushed conscience under his foot. Now my dear countryman, as a oi:iz n along with \ ou all I must natn rally have an interest in the welfare of our country. To say that the government of our country has somehow, got into a dilapidated condition, is to express the sentiment of every judicious citizen I of South Carolina and if this ndsera bin state of nlT.t rs continues u> go on to its culmination, what will he the result? What will become of the Republican party? Is the contami nation no' equally as bad as that of 'tiS and '?(?, when the government was in the hands of aliens and spoil ers. Whui shad we do? Who can solve the problem? These questions are of the gravest importance and must in some way present themselves to the heart of every citi/.eo, every lover of humanity and civil government. Where is the solution? In vain you would apply to a man of a prejudiced disposition, be he white or eolorcd berMill?-n hiu inuliiriuinl 1 W"" ^ ",W passion towards his follow man ren ders him absolutely unfit to give it The evil whirh is now dominating over the prosperity and happiness of the republic of South Carolina is la mcutable and if not remedied will ere long terminate in irreparable destruction to its inhabitants and the most of it is to he attributed to the fact that wo have too greatly mistrusted each other. I would suggest this. Let all of us who wxercise better feelings to ward one another, come together irrespective of color and relegate all of the old contaminated politicians, that have been leading the people to no prolit for the lust twenty-six years and elect now and if possible, honest men in all the branches of the legislature, regardless of whom it may displease, would be a memorable deed for which our children would rise up and call them blessed. Who would not abhor a certain feature connected with the acts of the last Leg islature respecting children? Who would not class it with the things contrary to nature? What provision has that act made, if any, for the ed uoation of those children who will very likely become the unfortunate subjects of that law? Did that honorable body make it obligatory upon those to whom they shall be hound, to give them educational mors! train ing? Can they be good and intelligent citizens without being thus trained? No, never while the world stands. It is not my purpose to criticise the intention of the Legislature, for I believe that they meant good, however, J contend that the method adopted to bring about that gcod result, is wrong. It reminds mo very much of the Dispensary systom which is said to have instigated, possibly the death of some of our most protni neut business men. I am greatly in fllVO?? nl on? I'uiitiiiinKlu i.inil.n.l ?l._. v. mii t i viiduiiuuiq mciiiwu mill will raise the moral standard of our people to a higher plane. God is going to overturn this ropublio and place tho government in the hands of better men. The world by maxim, says, ''Honesty is tho best policy,'' and I your humble writer, say this, that to he truly honest wo must act from principle and not policy ,v.:t , , , May God who controls the' destiny of all the nations of the earth and conducts all things to the well being of his creatures, bring light and or dor out of the chaos of the political upheaval of this country. Yours, in the interest of a Republican form of government. NOTICE, Tho Democratic Exocutive Committee of llorry County is called to meet at the Court House in Co.)way Monday Oct. 1st 1894, at 11 o'olock A. M. Tho contest of Harrelson vs Johnson for School Commissioners office will he heard and such other business as may properly conie beforo tho committee, Kverv member is ear neitly requosted to be present. J. I\ Dbkiiam. Ch'm. Dern. Party of Ho"ry Count v. m 9 m ? . ? Attention Soldiers. The regular annual meeting of tho lioTy County Confederate Survivors Association, will ho held at Conway on Salesday next, October Is.', 1804. AH mombers old aold'ers and their sons, are requested to be present as business of importance will be transacted, In tbo election of offloorg and otherwise. B. Ij. B?c\ty, Sect'y. If the hens do not .'r.y, cease giving grain and food a pound of lean meat once a day to twenty hens. If they have a run, no other food will be necessary. Feed the meat at night. Condition ponders should no(. be given unless the hens are sick, as anything that is given them while they are healthy may overstimulate them, and induce the eating of more than is necessary. Feed too little rather than too much when the hens oan scraloh and work. ? ' Hood's Pills are the best after-din nor Pills, assist digestion, cure head ache. Trv a box, ? I Nvws Prom Mr. and Mrs. Will. Spivey of Whiteville, N. 0., who have heon visiting friends in this comniunity have returned home. Mr. W. If. Anderson our entorprisiiit* young merchant has recently Duii'ml In Imun Some of our young people atteniled the Sunday School Convention at Sandv Plain, and report a good time. Mr. G. W. Sessions, was in Conway last Friday. DIED. Died on the21st inst., at 12 o'clock the daughter of K. .J. M. Todd. How hard it is, toseo the dear little one that Cod has given us, l'radii ally losing her hold on life and fading away. All that physician and friends could do, was done and nothing could stillo that voice, child, "Thy Father calls, come home." < J oil in His wisdom knows bettor than we, and th< ugh we are hurt at His dispensations, we try to bow in acknowledgement to Ids will, knowing that our loss is her eternal gain. She was called away "arlv, just seven years old, lacking twenty-two days. This tender plant has been transplanted in mi purauise ??i Vii'd. i/hrist took just such as this one in I lis arms, ami said ' Suffer little children and forbid them not to come unto ine, for of Midi is tlm kingdom of heaven Moth kh. A graphic idea of the immense si/.n of Siberia may bo gleaned from the following comparison: All of the states, kingdoms, principalities, empires, etc., of Europe (except ltussia) and all of the United States, including A'asku, could bo placed side by side in Siberia and yet the uncovered space wou'd be equal to a country containing an area of 1100,000 square miles. A BSOIA TELY FUHH. A Business Education to one Worthy Boy or Cilrl. A free business education is the generous offer being made to one worthy boy or girl in each county in this State by the (In. Ala. business College, of Macon, (la. This institution located in the most beautiful city of the South, is universally conceded to be the largest and most practical in the Southern States and all interested are requested to apply at once by address ing. (Ia.-Ai.A. 11(181 N K8H Coi.LKOB, Macon, (la. A.-. Fv M Conway Lunate, No 05 A. F .M. has called off until tho regular com tnunication itt October next. Members will pier so take due notice and govern themselves accordingly. 13y order of C. P. Quattijchaum, W. M. S. M. Tomi?kins, Scct'y pro torn. advertisements] NOTICE! STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ) HORRY COUNTY \ All persons holding claims against the estate ol Ava J. Graham, deceased, are hereby requested to present the same duly approved aeoordlng to law to the undersighed within thirty (510) days from date hereof. And all persons indebted to said estate are hereby required to make immediate payment of such indebtedness to the undersigned. A Muukay Lkk, Admr. of Estate Ava .1. Ohaham,deceased. > Powellvllle, S. ('. Sept. i, 1801 % ls'(6t^ir# Do you know tho best thing out ior iir ijot mo tell you. ''Norton's Biscuits." They havo beon used a .(1 proved all over Ilorrv County. If you do not use them, ask somo one who does, and get a recommendation that "they do what they ape intended for, better toao anything else could.'' These pills t?"e for sale only by iDuv JUL ShwttouL HOOPING SLATES. ILLUMING OEMENT J AND BRICK COMPANY. MASONS SUPPLIES, 270 Eart Bay, CHARLESTON, 8. C. IMPORTERS OP ENGLISH PORTLAND CKMEKT. uiul dealer* in EASTERN AND SOUTHERN ROCK LIMB. R08ENDALE CEMENT, N. Y. PLASTER PARIS, HAIR, LATHS, Shingles, TUe?, Fire Clay and all RUILDINO MATERIAL, REST FULL SIZE FIRE BRICK. ALL SIZES T, O. PIPE. ROOFING SLATES. /I/A RKKT(1)KP0RT. Wilmington, N. C\, Sept, 24. Spirits, 25 cents per gallon, itosin, 85c per 1 >til for strained, good strained 1)0 Tar, 1 15. per bbl. of 280 ll>8. Crude Turpentine, 00 for hard and $1.00 for Yellow Dip and $1 90 Virgin. COTTON?Firm. l /\? 1 ! ' mix tt * ?ru i nary - C18 p in Cioo<l ()r (1111 aty .. .41 " 11 Low Middling.. . .5 0-1(5 u " Middling 6 u " (Jood Middling.. ..6 5-10 " " Georgetown MarketSKI'. 22, 1891. Virgin dip, 2. 00. Vllow dip, I.CO. Scrape, 1.15. I f atciiGryslals. A well Assorlnl lot eouI stonily kept 011 hand. A (iis in r For I le v. i'oull ry Netting* .1. M. MCKKITIIAN, \ Coliwjiy, S. 0. Mohl-j | NO MORE EYE-GLASSES, MITCHELLS EYE-SALVE A Certain Sale and Efloctlvo Romedy tor SORE, WEAK and INFLAMED EYES, ltvHtovinft thv Nif/lit of the ut<l. Cures Tear Drops, (inunilotion, Stye Tumors, Red Eyes, Matted Eye Lushes, AND PRODUCING QUICK UI2M131-' AND PEIIMANKNT CURD. Also, olkiracluiiN when iino<I In ofh?>r nim'Ii iih I'lccis, l-Vvcr Sori'N, TnniorN, Null Itlionm, Hunt*, I'llrn, or wlierrver liillniimmiloii fxlsi.s, M I I'l'll t'.lili'N fiAI.VK may Ik* u.s?'d to ndvniiiiiKe, SOLD UY ALL DRUGGISTS AT 25 CENTS. \Y. K. PORTER,& CO, FKKI), SALE, LIVERY AND EXC1IANC.K STABLE, Mwt 4 NICE TURNOUTS FURNISHED AT SIIOUT NOTICE, AND AT I'lUCES TO SUIT TI1E TIMES. PERSONS SENT TO ANY POINT. IP>118158 AND MULES, BOUGHT AND SOLI). W. E. POUTER, i ^ Conway, S. C. Mch-y FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS. We have just received another carload of FLOUR which we offer at 2.90, 3.15, 3.50 And 390. y^Lso u now lot of MENS and BOYS RATS, which are selling at the very low price of 25 Cents to 1,50. A LSO a fine Assortment of PANTS and just think, we are sellinir them from <M> Cents to Jftl ,<M>. /\UH supply of heavy COTTON A I)E8 which we Imvo been selling at tho excoedlngly low price 8'? Cents W C have tho driest line of Ladles, Cents, Youths, Hoys and OirlsSIIOEH In the County and are leading in prices. (>ver a dozen difleront styles <if Ladies Shoes fro.n 7i> Cents to #2.50. ^^TIIKIl SIIOKS at corresponding low prices, We just can't ho beat. New lots constantly con login,NoNNioilH BrQH, litickleii'M Arnica Halve Tho Heat Salve in tho world for ('uts, Bruises, Soros, Ulcers, Salt, Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures I'iles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale at E. Norton's Drugstore. H. W. SMITH, Feed, Sale And Livery Stables, MARION, S. C. Mch l y ilpmwmHmwBII n p p Pimples, Blotches E" ????Hi and Old Sores E5 prickly ash, poke root ~ , .. . . ^ jand potassium Catarrh, Malaria Wakes and Kidney Troubles ^ ST MarVelOUS CllTBS Arc >nnrcl,r remo*** by P.P.*. ?^ - ?Prlokljr A ;h. Poko Hoot and Pottin* _ a . _ . lam, tho blood purlflor oa rr in Blood Poison =2 KfRAAUM I.II'PWAM Plunu Havannah fw l_ _? Oi?.: DkarHir* I bOMKht a bottie ot S~ Rheum at ism i;z.rz?i; ? s&f IIIO tl t ll A* t T at III?II t * t ? S .1 I lo t H 1>N D $ S . flpp?* , ... . . Hand lliroo bottles O. O. L>. <f[|> ?and Scrofula "^ "yuTWTo,.. ? i*"v* wui muiu Abordeeo. Brown County, 0. tfl P. P. P. purl (Ion tho blood, build* tip J. D. Johnston. tho weak and (lotdlltated, gives _ . .. . . wilt) strength to weakened otrrtn, ciptli . .""LJ' 'vhere4^-? diseases,giving tho patient health nnd 7 lj' wonderful properties .? happiness whnro sick nous, gloomy ? ? ', eruptions of tho skin. [ feeling* and lassitude llrst prevailed. ?r ver* y?lJr# with an un^.. ?^?? sightly and disagreeable eruption on ~~^gp - For prlmary.seoondary and tertiary IP/gifuL wiin^'inln'pnmVn?!S" . ^ syphilis, for blood poisoning, moron- '* f2m 2?? rAtir?V? Ano'Ji* ' rial poison, malaria. dyspepsia, nnd /liVSii hv? J D joiiMSTOM '? in all blood nnd skin dlseasaa, Ilka t8l*aod by) J. D. JOHNSTON. ? ^ hlotohas. ntmnlwa. old ohronlo ulcer*. Baiannan. Ua. tetter, scald hand, bolls, erysipelas, Kkln Csncrr i'nrnl ? eo*ema ws may say, without fear of ,,,n *anc*r vurea. contradiction, that p. P. p. Is tho host Ttitimony/rim tht ituvor of Stquin,Ter. ^? blood purifier In tho world,and makes poslttvo, spoedy and permanent euros Haqoiy Tax., January 11, 1*9:1. in all cases. Mkhbks. Lippman Bros., Savannah, hi 11mm (in.: Ofntlemrn?l havo tried your I'. Ladles whoso ayatoma aro poisoned P. P. for a disease of thaskln, usually __ and whose blood la in an Impuro oondl- known as skin, cancer,of thirty years ^?. tlon. due to menstrual Irregularities, standing. and found (treat relief: It nro peculiarly benefited by the won- purlflea the blood and removes .ill Ir" dornul tonlo and bloou cleansing prop- rltatlon from the seat of the disease '?40 ertloaof P. P. P.-Prickly Ash, Poko A"'1 prevents any spreading of tho m _ Hoot nnd Potassium. sorss. I have tnkon flreor si* bottlna ^? M hi anil feel confident that another course _ ? Hi-uivneiKi I. Mo Alio- i-itI, lH'i i will cfTect a euro. It has also relieved _ ??osnspe"k?n "o'httsV terms^f a,,,, "toru4ch your medicine from my own personal troubles. Yours truly. knowledKo. I waaafTeotod with heart *-Al '*. , , disease, plcnrlsy anil rheumatism for attorney at i^aw. ^ itr? years, was troated by the very best 4 J sw- BOOH on eKM Diseases Mailed Hoe. ? g~* ssites duuogi-TS SKLL IT. ohoerfully say 1? lias done tne more a inn mm m. ws sa sapa A .mm HI.IIIIHJUIIIIK I nnvnovnniiKOn. L, I r" IY1 ft IV DKUO, I oan roomnmeixl your nuuHcIno to all euflarors of tho atiovo <1lHt?ano?. PltOPUinTOHH, " mm MRS. M. M. YICARY. _ . , ? i?tr flprlngfleia, Greon County, Mo. Uppinan'i mock,aiBT?nnab,Cii WHEN YOU * Get ready to Buy wifrjr (D(&(?m?}? WBSh ram GROCERIES. OR CLOTHING. CALL ON BURROUGHS & COLLINS. ' 0 Gilbert Potter & Co., COMMISSION MERCHANTS -I3ST- , ? i 'IE 5 5fc> \. w visits as&GMfau CoiiHijL?nmentH Solicitod. *? le-iProntSrest ** ' a asre-w-SToris HMmnoMT' if-' * MBWB a MM M 8^Ma^^agEalaBTOB5g E* ,,. * g.- J* v | $ H .1 a - y>