The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, June 22, 1899, Image 2
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THURSDAY. JUNE 22, 1800.
Eighteen hundred volunteers have
arrived ut Manilla during the past '
week to reinforce (-Jeneval Otis
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Tn k fight next year will be on the ;
currency issue. The Republicans [
will declare for the gold standard. v
pure and simple, and the Demo- \
crats will stick to silver and nominate
Dryan. This is the way it looks :l
to us at this time.
Tilkuk is considerable speculation i
as to who shall succeed to the Sena- ^
torship, and we hope that the poo- !j
pie may so thoroughly agitate the f
matter that they may have decided i
fully upon the best man when the f
time for action shall have arrived. 1
The impression thus far largely fa- .,
vors nominating by convention and i
we believe, considering all things \
that it would be better to do so.
Conohessman Richard Dark *
bland, died at his home near Loba- <.
non, Missouri last Thursday morn j
ing, Mr. bland returned home from 1
the last session of congress and suf- t
feved a relapse of la grip])?, which
has terminated fatally. He was a
C.OnsnicilOIIK furiir.i "-i itnlil ||>L .11.1 fill
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sometime lias boon prominent in all j
the conventions of .diver advocates, j
Next to Mr Hryun lie was perhaps 1
second in the silver c .-aide. Hav
ing attained groat popularity and
dying comparatively poor with no <
insurance? in this world it is fair <
to presume that what is claimed for !
him is true?an honest man the no- '
blest work of God. <
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There is now a vacancy in the '
Senate from Horry, made so last J
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock (
when Senator Scarborough took the (
oath as lieutenant Governor. If 1
our people will now meet in convon I
tion and nominate a man for the po- j
sition it will prevent the confusion t
incident to a primary campaign and
secure equally as satisfactory results
This election will soon be ordered
n and in the mean time it will be well .
for the people to determine upon the I
best course to pursue. A convon- 1
tion which is equivalent to election '
will answer every purpose, in our |
judgment and not disturb farmers *
in their work in the busy season of 1
the year.
The disposition on the part <?f re- J
publicans and gold-standard demo- i
cratsin endeavoring loget Hie Bryan 1
party to adopt a negative policy, is j
indicative of the weakening of the '
former and the daily growing popu- \
larity of th<* latter. The influences I
that won the battle in are giv 1
ing up in advance of 1900 and the 11
policy of the democratic party is, j
and will be so thoroughly outlined, \
that the people will have but little
difficulty in alligning themselves for
the campaign. Bryan's opposition
to trusts and imperialism is as pops- a
lar with the in .sses as his silver rec- ^
ord, which will not abate one jot, jbut
will be the slogan in next, year's
battle. .1
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Lust Thursday morning wl.Wo
in Columbia, Hon. U. I? S sir
borough wont to tho Siatu uapit >1
uiul proeeedod to tuko tWo oath of
MlUo licfoiv Col. I . II. I h ooks, olork
at tho Statu supromo t o irt Hr. vin\r
lo ?o so ho signed it in duplio tie. one
popy being loft ir tho ottioo of tl o
Seerotary of State.
Upon taking tho oat li Mr. Searbor>ugh
vacated tho oflioo of soutitor <>f
I lorry oounty: tho duty thorofi rode*
volvos upon him of issuing.a wi it of
Moot ion for t ho olootion of his snoot sssor
as sonator. I lo also ha > lo issuu
t wni mr an election hi lit <111 jdii
ounty to (ill the vacancy occasion* d
i?y lli*' election of Senator (! rillith ; s
niperin tendon t of 111< St:?1 ? penitenI
iary.
h is a note wort I?y fuel that Hover
nor McSwceney and Lieutenant <*ov'rnor
Scarborough are the only two
men who have tilled those ollice.- t??
.i?pi the oath after taking it. thus
fulfilling the constitutional provision
"and subserihe" thereto. At least
no record appears of any preceding
governor or lieutenant governor hav
in?{ signed an oath after takinjr it.
State.
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"The President," it is announced,
"has decided to send the 21th and i
2")th regiments of infantry to thei
Philippines. 1 toth are colored re?/i i
meats and rendered conspicuously *
Lfallaut service in the Santiago cam
paien. They are hardy soldiers and *
it is believed will be able to with I
stand the hardships of a campaign in
the tropics better than the white
troops. Ctreat reliance is placed on
the 2-lth and 2a t b infantry, as the\
an probably stand the e-limutic coalitions
neariy as well as the natives.
Wonder if this indicates the policy of
nlistincnt for service in such regions
in the near future. It is an interesting
question, by the way. why
colored ollicers for such t roops would
not be hardier than white ollicers.'
The Administration which is so an
xious to apjioint colored men to post
,.o;..,. , :n... t'....n . - ? i . <
nun-"* 111 in?' 0111 m it uiigni 1111' i an
opening for many of them in I lit* i
army. Why not?
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Thirty Killed and Wounded.
Manila. Juno It*. 8:20 p. in.? A
battalion of tin* Fourth ii.fantry
which loft lmus, whore (ion.
Whoaton is in command, this morn
ing to rcoonnoitro towards IVrosltas ,
Marinas, where it is believed most j
,)f the rebels who escaped from I'a
rnnaquc and llacoor had Hod, was ]
ittaekcd in the rear by apparently <
"riendly natives. This brought on ,
i sharp engagement, lasting several ,
lours, resulting in live Americans ,
jeing killed and about 2"> being.,
vouiuled. The loss of the rebels was (
cry heavy. j t
The battalion soon exhausted its ,
immunition, and at 2:80 this after .
loon Gen. Whoaton and his stall', [
vith the Second but tnlion, two inoun ,
ain guns and one held piece, went to ,
einforce t he t roops at tackod. Gen.
iVheaton was llred <?n ir. a r >ad and
aid a narrow escape, hater the v
rhird battalion was ordered to the (
ront and formed on the has Marinas ;
oad. Heavy tiring on both sides j ,
ollowed, the artillerv being freely .
i sea.
The enemy was located in the woods \
it 1 o'clock, showing signs of retir
ng, as the rebels wen- being pressed
:erv hard. Cine gun of the Sixth arillery,
in an advantageous position, i
'.id great execution. I'
Tlie firing was still in progress at i
> o'clock, at which time the Anieri- |
ains had secured a quantity of Fili- t
)ino iirms which luui hccn abandoned ' j
n tlu? woods. | ,
The scene of the fight is over 2(H ,
niles from Manila. !,
To the Ladies of Horry county! ,
Vou need not hesitate to goon the .
jig excursion on the 7th of July, as
?Ood order and a nice t one guaran
teed everybody.
Lhitok II kitai.n -In last issue of ?
your paper I notice the County |
Chairman of the Democratk party |
isked for expressions as to the best |
vnd most satisfactory way to select j
i candidate to succeed Hon L\ 15. |
Scarborough in the State Senate. I
My opinion is the con volition will be |
jostorat least less trouble, and I |
hiuk all candidates should announce
hemselves before the convention
noets, and if any one now holding
>11 ice aspires, he should resign. I
ivould suggest that the people ex- ,
iress themselves through tin? 11 Kit- i
\i.i> and s.Jcct a good man and one
hat will reflect credit on his con 1
stituency, What Ray you all? 1
Voriat.
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Dr. Cady's Condition Powdcia,
ire just what a horse needs when in
iad condition. Tonic,, blood purifier
ind vermifuge They are not food 1
nit medicine and the best in use to i
jut a horse in prime condition. ?
'rice 2.*) cents per package. 1<\ r
;ale by Dr. L. Norton and all modisine
dealers.
The Timrod I'ocnis arc for sale at
his office and we hope that many
jorsons will purchase the book and
i)aco it in their homes, llenrv Tim
od, the sweet singer of tlie I'almet to
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>utu\ litis cmuuuieu in ver.se a eoiection
of the rarest jewels und which
vill shine rerplendont through all
line. All who love the truly beautiul
should have it. It is elegantly
>ound and will prove an addition to
my library. There is no renninora
ion in it for us. We are simply aidno
a worthy cause. The minimum
>riee is 5*1 ..">b.
Attention Horry Hussars!
You are hereby ordered to meet
t your Armory in Conway, on Tuesiay
July 4th, 1809, at jo.do a. nj.
Jusiness of importance demands a
all turn out. Hy order of
,T. M. Oi.ivtat. Oapt.
. 1) Vkhpkn, O. S.
Hub Dots.
There seems t<> I?;? a .'/rent demand
for labor in Jds section. A railroad
hus boon startod froai Luinhorton,
N. to Marion, S und will likely
be extended to (>00 r?/o town. and
a* rlli of Immberton t-> (lojlsboro. i
N. . _ I
Tim survey in * [ a ty are now at
work on the extension of the Wilmington
& Conway I' II . fto.n tli s
i>iue to I'ilro I on the Short (Tit K.
If. We hear that this extension wiil
bo built at ouee A very lur^e mill
is already oein built on the Dumber*
tou and Marion road with forty
thousand eapaoity daily. Others!
will be built soon as the road reach- |
es a reasonable ei.-Aune.1.
Married at the re-ide'nee of the
bride's father, Mr. W. T Joyner. on
tiif' 17th inst., Miss Minnie Ik Joy- |
ner u> Ait-, t urtis \\ iodic. of th s
county, Rev. A. II llarnloy olllciut
ing.
.Mr. t\ S Llvin sston who lost liis
loft ;u in in 1 ho >a\v mill lioro last
winter. is gone to LorU and other
points in Horry 1ovi. it his relatives
and friends.
We presume there will Wo a little
stir in political circles on account
of the pronn.t ion (.if I Ion It 15. Sear
borough us ITotitonant (lovernor. I
think every llorryito should be i
proud of the I fon. It. II. S/artorough
believing liim eoinpetent to discharge
any duties, or fill any office
in t he gift of his p Miple.
"Now a Senator for I lorry.' As
it wotdd cause seme considerable
Mir to elect either of the lion. Kcpivs
nitativos. or any ollieer in the
oanty. would it not be best to elect
i man not holding a public olliee,
nc who is thoroughly in touch with
Hie best interest of every citizen of
Horry. ' l\
Bismark's Iron Nerve
Was the result of his splendid ;
liealth. !ndoinilable will and |
Ireniendous energy are not found
where St inach, Liver. Kidneys and
llowels are out of order. If you
want these qualities and the. suece s
they bring, use !>r. King's New Life i
Pills. They develop every power of
Drain and body. Only 2.">e at Dr. L.
Norton's drug store.
News from Joppa.
That big pic nic at Antioch is<ver.
The Sunday si-honls all enjoyed the
day. the hand of Providence seeming
to smile on all present The Relio- '
hot!i school was present with its
program, and certainly did well.
It was rep-rtI'd thai tin4 P'hoboth
school aimed to '"leave us that day.
but whoa 'nine ol" our youny men
tad ladies spoke so well, it was said
that ".hovaro loft." Alas! all have J
eft. Alter the Sunday schools were ;
hrou^li speakino, the orator of the |
lay was introduced, l/ieutcnant (Jovu'nor
Scarborough, who aiade as
?ae of the host speeelies on Proparaion
these peopl" ever heard After
lie speech was over, 'he sound of
linnet* was heard to riny out. The
Sunday schools returned to the
liareh and nmrehed to the table
whore everything nice, such as chick n
and rice, calces and pies were
torvod by the kind ladies to all.
Dinner was over and the lemonade
tellers were kept busy dealing out
he i?cold lemonade. Well, you
uiyht to have been with us. Sumnine
it all up in a nut shell, it was!
i day of recreation for both voiiny
uul old, and was enjoyed by all present
I tliinlc. .1. K. .1.
Last fall I sprained my h it hip'
while handling some heavy boxes.
The doctor 1 estlled on said at lirst it
was a slight strain and would soon
>C well, but it orew worse and the
loetor then said I had rheumatism.
It continued to prow worse and I
ouhi hardly ^jot around to work. I
wenl tot. drujjf store *?ud the dray
^ist recommended me to try Chainjerlain's
Pain Malm. I tried it and
medialf of a f?0 cent, bottle cured
no entirely. I now recommend it
ill to my friends. P. A. llAueoeic, '
lOrio. Pa. It is for sale by Dr. 10.
Norton and all .Medicine Dealers.
The war department officials fool
jroat ly encouraged over t lu> dispatch
from (Jen. Otis, and think that the
lieavy liyhtiny will soon hoover. In "i
formation which bits been received
indicating that the source of am
'nuniuon mid arms for tlie Filipinos
las I icon located and that litis supply
will now lie cut off, it is said, will
result in disaster to t.c Filipino
irmy.
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Save Your Money.
()nc box of Tutt's bills will save
many dollars in doctors' bills
I bey will surely cure all diseases
afthe stomach, liver or bowels.
No Reckless Assertion
For sick headache, dyspepsia,
malaria, constipation and biliousness,
a million people endorse
TUTT'S Liver RILLS
? MrCHUUCII
DIUKCTORY
Conway Mktiiooist.
Crunchingevery Sunday at 11 a m. and 8.00 p. in.
Crayor * ecting Thup*dnv o\ owing at H.lKi o'clock
Sunday action! O.JVO Sunday morning.
Hex . ,1. W. Klkhip, Castor.
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Conwav IIaitist.
Croachlng ovory second and fourth Sttndai at 11
a. in. and 7.10 p. in.
Cutveru noting a very Titflsdny at 7.>10 p. in.
Su ida\ h 'iiooi every Ktuida'v at 0.80 a* in.
i: v. A If Unruly, Castor.
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< 'ON WA v I'm IS VTKItIA N .
I'r .u liiu ovoi y in t m i I nil (I Sunday at 11 n. in. 1
Sunday hool > very Sunday afternoon at < ork.
It'-v .J. A. Wilson, Pastor.
Conway Cihcuit.
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1*1. Sunday II a. in./lion, 3.30 p. in. Platan.
ml. ' '1 1 1 p. m. i).:rnnti?
Hunriayl I a m .tordant Hie, 8.80 p in Antiooh. *
i ' l| Cool ^i-riii).', 3 '.>> Hrown Swamp. ;
|{?*v. \V. K I'.irro, P. C. j
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@) MY WIFE HAS SUFFERED
?For more than eleven years. and has trie
several doctors, hnt nothing did her any
flier Gorstlo'o Female Panacea will
her greatly at her monthly periods.
L. QERSTLI3 & CO., Proprietors,
K-?!' sal t?y Dr. K. Norton, l)ru?fj?is
"Monar* h Harness t >i 1" for oiiin^
nnd prcs< rvinjf harness ami carrin.eo
t >|is. 11 u ill soften and preserve
kill kinds oT leather. At Dr. B. Nor-I
ton's Di'u f Store, for25conts a pint. !
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A Card of Thanks.
I wish i :':iv tint 1 feci under
lasting ohliij'ilions f.n* ahat Chamberlain
\s Comidi Pemedy has done
for our family. W'e have used it in
so niunx cat es .. lutii? troubles
and whoopin;,' cou^li. and it h is j
always {fivctt the most perfect satisfaction,
we feel greatly indehtcd to
the manufacturers of this remedy
and wish them to please accept our
hearty thanks. Uespeet fully, Mas. .
S. Doi'v. I)es Moines. Iowa, ''or
sale by I)r 10. Norton and ail M mi- ]
ci tie i) alers.
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I land Items.
Crops are looking line in this sec- !
lion, especially cotton Kverythinc ;
seems to be on a bo en. Mr Much-I.
an.in Parker, of Tilly Swamp, pick id
a cotton l)lo.ssoiii from liis patch on
the 17th. There is a <rood deal of
siek moss in tl.U i,..i.rl.li.,.-l I mm.
a n ii hi I Hoar iilnlV picnic eaineolV
last Saturday 17th. Kvorybody was!
looking forward lor a line time. a
utroe crowd, lots of pretty {^irls and
a plenty li: !i. but by and by we were
all badly disappointed '-y the rain, |
wiiicii fell rii'ld at dinner time. ,
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hi the t nite 1 States alone therei
ire close upon lit) law firms com- j
p<?.nd of husbands and wives.
IWhy let your neighbors |
know it? | j '
And why Rive them a E
chance to guess you are even E
live or ten years more?
Better give them good 3
reasons for guessing the Bj
other way. It is vcry easy; 3 ^
for nothing tells of age so Bj
quickly as gray hair.
iHi ^ 1
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11 hides the age under a I
| luxuriant growth of hair the |
| color of youth. I?
It never fails to restore &
color to gray hair, it will a
8 stop the hair from coming C I
It feeds the hair bulbs. '
!| Thin hair becomes thick hair, jl
| and short hair becomes long |
t It cleanses the scalp; re- I
i? moves all dandruff, and 8 '
I ? prevents its formation. 3
Hair which wc will gladly Hp
^yg thi you rxpootcil from l ho u-< ?>t tlm ^
VlRor. wrlto tlio doctor al>out It. jSP '
JL I'rohahly tlioro 1h roiiio w It > r-L
^53 with your gcneriil system which ! '*
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[J/kU f'PlAXTO 81 THKI). May tfoncMt in . j
[Uijj ! lUli iJ t?e tuition In bank till position la
pe. nrod, or will accept notoc.
i heap board. Car faro paid. No vacation. n
Cntcr any lime. Opon for Ixtlt eoxra. i\
PRAUQHON'8 ///) ?
pn.NOTicai. *>
business^
s'nalivlllo, Trim. Savannah, O-.j. A
alvfston, Tex. '<5 T(?:itrkiinn,Tox. ?'
! ' ' d I >' inorrliiiids at; ! bmiUora. Tbrro I
nonUis'bookkeeping with m equals nix, clsowlioro. ||
111 commercial branebcH mugM. For circular* oxidaln- ,
nu " Homo study 0?u> .- address " Popaitiuonl A,"
!'?r oolleuo catalogue, address " Department 1
IS A HAPPY ONE. I
VERY woman in under obligations
to heraolfand the man bIio mar- ^B
rieo to bo in tho moat healthy con>n
possible. She should be freo of J v
male diseases and menstral irreg- ^B v
itles, because the condition of the rate t
makes or mars the home. Don't T\'
y because you dread to consult a ^B
or, for a consultation is unnccrv.
(let a fow bottles of
RQT! P'Q FEMALE 1
.no I Ll 0 panacea 2
Tr&?le(Q-. B1. lE^. )*?rh. * ,
treat yourself in tho privacy of s
home, it will euro you. If there \jjp |
ly costivenosH or indigestion, re- gSa
e it with a few mild doses of St. .
ph's Liver Regulntor. Write uh. ^b
urease is complicated, and we will '
net you, lVeo of charge, how to ^
linRtt fiiniima rnmnrHnc.
FROM WOMB TROUBLES I
d uverytliinu she oouhl Kvt, as \v$ll as i
? I.a.st spiiiu; I roinint'iit <?tlKivinjr tfiy
c)i pave imint <liaU? relic f and hoiulUed <2jv 11
\V. I'. Tt'UNElt. St. Stephens. Ala. f?]p? w
Chattanooga, Tenn. qSfr t
t.
Would Not Suffer So Again for
Fifty Times Its Price. _
I atvokc last night with severe
piins in my stomach. I never felt
s<> badly in all my life When I
c'.itne down to work this morning I
felt so weak 1 could hardly work,
i went to Miller & MeCutdy's drug
sii>ri and th<". recommended Chamberlain's
c,,!!.'. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Ileiue.iy 11 woi leal like mag- ?
ic and one do e lixe<l tne :?1 i ri :'nt. I
It ecfrtaioly ; the finest thing I ever 8
used for stomach trouble, i shall
not bo without it h. my home here- f"
after, for 1 slu aid not care to endure
I he sufferings of last night again for
III ly i inn its priee. L H Wi:.so\. f*
Liveryman. I target tstown, Washington
Cp.. Pa This remedy is for
.ale by Dr. Iv Norton and all Medi ine
Dealers. ?
We are offering the lloiuiv II kuam?
ind the following papers for one year |
it the prices named below. r?
Semi-Weeklv State. $2.25 _
Nows and Courier, Weekly 1 75 &
Tlirico-a Week-World. N. V. 1.75 1
i I ome !in<l li'-i.....
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A t Inula Journal. 1.50
Pure blood is lull of Life uiul Viiilil
y and carri s Vigor lo 1 ho organs
>f tii<> body. Dr. M. A. Simmons
!/iv. r M(Hli('iuo creates rich, pure
)lood.
South American NervineTito
treat < on(|iti ror tf st, Vitas'*
> ' Hio only mo<!{rlio> kno'.vn \ h i it .
uv* tltts 1'idl dovtroyor :u.d dues i.??t dis- :
y> ii.t. I'r? oiiro it mul snve vour child 1
s?! 1 I* 10. 'cit-m l>iiitf^i>t ( <ifi\\uy
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MARKETS. I1*<
! KollOK m\VN.
slow Virgin 2.(Ml
follow dip . 1 .SO
lerapo 1 25
ipirits turpentine .">5
\osin. common S5e.
\\ I I..M I NO TON'.
Jpirits turpentine steady.
ilaohim barrels 30A
Jountrv oarrols 3d
s.
iosin steady at 05c
\ir linn at .! J1.30
Crude Turpentine.- Hard ?1.35;
lip ?2.10; Virgin $2.20
COTTON.
trdinnry 3 7 1 (? cts'p lb
lood Ordinary -I 13 10 " "
jow Middlin". ~ '(' " '
liddlinjr r?J ' '
Jood Middling t?| " 14
lorn :>(|^r?L,A tin
funis \\(a) Id
Humidors (i in 7 (M
? . . v bai
duckctis 10 to 25 =
Vrkoys por ll> (live)
0 t>!o\v
!Vas (10c, per luisli ^
Vaunts 7.">c " "
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sv
:>it:HASKS oi'4 tiii<; t>Ki\. ^
' in. ' nu 1 itching and smarting ineii<
i i i < . "ma, letter, salt t lienni. and other u'7
list-cS of die skin is instantly allayed by
; ; lying (.'Imiii! crlain's Kyo an J If I; in
c.Intent. Many very had eases have he. n Vf.
; I'.ate i.'l y cured by it. !. is eotedly
i 'out foi itching piles and a fuxorilei. :nliv
t^r sore nipples; chapped hands, clip- jLyy
laius, frost bites, and chronic Bote ( .vs.
oi sale by druggists at 2"? cents i>cr box.
Try Dr. CodyV Condition Powder*, t' ?
ojustxvhntn horrenf-'ds when in bnd co;
i' n. T. iiic, blood purifier and voejnifig 'I
effi
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snt freo. Oldest agency for securing patents.
Patents taken through Munn ft Co. receive em
tttlal notice, without cIihtko, In tbo rt>M
Scientific American. ^
, handsomely tllnstratod weekly. T.nnrost clr. v^/1
illation of any scientific Journal, 'ferins, f.1 a
oar: four months, $1. Sold by all nowsdealeis,
flUNN & Co,381Broad^ New York FiJrancb
Office. Cfo V St., Washington, D. C.
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for the J
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tun in the Interest of H<
aise Tobacco this Seas
rr /s th i<: mc.
neeial Manager and Auctioneer:
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EST ATTENTION
O TRAVELERS.
Fare the best
affor
Everything New.
BEST ACCOM
(i. COLLINS, President.
BANK OF (
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1-5. Ci. Collins, W R. R
C. P. Quattlkhaim,
We transact a General banking busim
n to any and all matters intrusted to
This Rank respectfully solicits the <
porations and will Ktye every reason
liking to those doing business with it
n Ilxcollent Combination. iiv
['he pleasant method and bcneiicinl
rets of the well known remedy, j
urn ok Pros, manufactured by the j
i.1kohkia. Pro Kviuji* Co., illustrate
value of obtaining tire liquid lnxft*
e principles of plants known to bo
dhinally laxative and presenting , |
an in i he form most refresninrr .?
to and acceptable to tlio system. It r:"
ho one perfect strengthening laxa* v'
l?, cleansing t In* system ofTectunlly, \!
polling colds, hoadaohos and fevers ah
itly yet promptly and onahling one i?.
ivercotno habitual constipation peruontly.
Its perfect freedom from
ry objectionable quality and subnce,
and its acling on the kidneys, ?tf
r and I owels, without weakening m
irritating them, maico it the ideal ,in
ntlvo.
n the process of manufacturing figs
used, as they are pleasant to the
to, but the medicinal qualities of the i:,'i
tody are obtained from senna and K
or aromatic plants, by a method p,
nvii to the Oamfohnia Kio SyhuI'
only. In order to get its beneficial ?
lots and to avoid imitations, please
?ember the full name of the Company
rited on the front of overy pnekago.
iLiFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. 1
BAN FRANCI8CO. CAL.
lUIBVIDDR, KY. NEW YORK, N. T.
sate by all Druggists.?Trice 50c. per bottle, t j
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>V>n ' wentv Million lVilarA for lior
11.) Saui i<as the War. <
and \ < i! <I ivii if \ ou tail to I'a.RGAiN
HOUSE.
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nu n. l ink. Sk} IJIuo and liiark.
ui colors. i aneocs, i'ereaios, auinvlotuiike
Cor v'?^ Nettie Corsrl
. l!Ue. Metis Crash Cap*. !'c up.
ii ISulIs sowin?r thread ae. Cotton
-t ii l?. Kitchoii Sales each.
I Colored T t > ">e per N urd. Men's
Ila's. Shoos. Slippers. Trunks,
?, SmitT, Ci ' rs. Stows, Kettles,
irst el:.ss D'pntmeui Store. We .
> . better for the same money
now how lonir we will lust at it, but
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urs for the trude.
soil cV Co.
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'tale of
orry Farmers who will
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\s*. and ^uv.rantoo 1 >romjvi atfteri
our care.
deposits of individuals, firms and
able facility consist' at with sound
Mothers
iixiou.s!. watch deelining health of
eir daughters. So many are cut off
' consumption ia early years that
ere is real cause for anxiety. In
e early stages, when not beyond
e reach of medicine, llooc'/s Sarsnrilla
will restore the quality and
lautitv of the blood and thus give
od health. Head the following letter:
'It is but Just to write about my
tighter Cora, aged It). She win 00111 .ely
run down, declining, t ad I hat tired
dh.g, r.n.t tile no-, said she would not
e ovec iliieo mouths. She bad a bad
Cou m h
no'till! ; to I'.O . II f. J/ I;o0<1.
tapi a#d ton, (.1 . in ? i. arsapn*tu
and had her ,,i.e i* a ' .i . From 'he.
ry tl t dn-c - lie tug.in to get hotter,
'tor tn'ving a tew boi!l- n see was coin-Orlv
cue t and tier htr.'ih i.ss tieen the*
ever slneo." Mltf. A >:>IK ?KCK>(
Had < d Fh.ee. Aunt.'X. Y.
t v. id vny ili.it my mother lin? not
ilo t ni" i ii.' ? is strong words as I
lid h. ,* d.-ne. !'o>d? Sarswpsrilla
t ' nred ?r?e and i r n now well."
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r- s ? *i ar a fra
i iv. "^iu. *>*& '"s-'a <%??
Sarsapanlla
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