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A FISHERMAN'S BOY. BT KHANK WAtCOTT Hl'TT. Down on 1113 string-picce perhaps ycu'Il find hint, Sturdy ond brave and brown, Leaving the world and its cares bcliind hint, Up in the fishing-town; Over and over his old hooks baiting, Just for a flounder or two in waiting. If he's r.ot there, then he's in his glory, Off in the outer bay. Paddling about in a patehed-up dory Half of a summer's day; Proudest of captains and erewr together, Gathering cargoes in any weatner. Out before daylight in every season, jvuwii 10 me waterside, Truly forecasting with sailor's reason Weather, and wind and tide; Happy, contented and glad sea-rover, Living the days of his grandsires over. 1 ISIDORE, THE * UNWASHED. By William II. Osborne. SI PGR SAL1XSKY slept ^ in a bathtub, ami. after all, ? I O he might li: n tie much ^ worse. Some tliere are who cannot sleep at all Some who I'm " iitft .>.,.1 ..... <1... tlie silken couch ol' euro. Sonic there arc who would sleep, hut who have no place wherewith to lay their weary heads. Isidor Salinsky belonged to neither class. lie was a sleeper, and he had a place to sleep, and accordingly, he slept. The bathtub in question was a stationary one, and occupied that portion of the Salinsky kitchen Just between | the stove on ihc one hand and the sink i on the other. Not only was the bath- I tub a stationary affair, but little I-I- I dor's bedding, which tilled it, was also stationary. On no pretext was it disturbed. The bathtub had not always been on hand; but the landlord of the tenement, who had some peculiar ideas about hygiene and cleanliness, had. out of the goodness of his heart, furnished each family with one. And in ail the house there was no family who hailed the innovation with such Joy as did the Salinsky family. Y e llrst night that it was there the elder Salinsky, fatlu r ot the younger one, grasped at once its portent, for the instant he saw it he stepped to where young Isidor slept on the lloor and dumped him. neck and heels, into the tub. It was just the j proper length. "A lit! a lit!" cried the elder Salinsky, who was employed somewhere in the depths of the ciotliing trade: "a lovely lit! What would we have done ! Without It?" And to come down to a line point, to i i? what better use could the tub be put? ' Otherwise it had been a mer ornament, a useless luxury to be ileploie.l rather than admired. But now?it was biijicri). Isidore Salinsky livrd in tlio Four- j teenth Ward. In the Fourteenth Ward ' there was a public* sc hool. There was one publi<- school in the 1 city where teachers were paid Slii j more ;i month than at the other schools. The Fourii-enili Ward was i that school. It was situated "down j Js'cek," with all that Inipii- It v.as 0:1 the other side ol' the canai. It had ! a record. The teachers earned their money. It nii^ht be said that they were tillers ol' the soil, for in a very llU'Ko decree their charges were* identified with that particular article. They did their work. They took die raw ninterial out of ti e ^.i:t r. turned n out :it tin' olid of n few years dean ] ami white ami beautiful to look upoK | The record for dirt in tlio KonrU'ent !i Ward School lrol I?< ! ii 11? ! ! for <01110 fcix mouths h.v youn^ Ah:> Ahramson. (>u 11 n dirt question 110 one could ap proaell him and 1.0 <?n<> eared 10. 1 titt that v as hel't/re Isidor SalinsUy entered the arena of events. Mi<s Ystn Steenber;rli. a Kirl in her (*< !.- . had charge of the ihird y? :;r at the l-'oiirteenlh Ward School. This is twoyca:'higher thaii tlio sand-playinir clayniod iin^ class. Abe Ahramson was of this class, and it was in: iliis class that Isidor Salinsky impelled himself. And tile instant that lie entered the door Miss Van Steeah-ryl) km w tIts:t I A lie Ahra mson's reljin wa s over 1 knew that Isidor Sal:!.sky was the champion of the world. At the close of 11:?* day siio took I>i- 1 /lor to one side and interviewed him po- I litely on the subject. "Isidor," she explained in as delicate ( n manner ns whs possible, "you urn, oh, so dirly! You must wash your face and I'.ands and ? yourself clean. You you. must take a hath. I? I want you give this nolo to yotir moiher when you go homo. Will you?" "Slu> won't take a bath, what do you think?" remarked I*!dor all in one breath. Then lie milled: ".My father says that, maybe next summer, when it j gets warm sigaifl, maybe I can take a bntii. I don't know." he chntinued. re-, flcetivrly, "I don't know if I had one , last Hummer or not. I f< rgit." Miss Van St? enbergh -'ho >!? her head "I know," she went on. "Hut you | must take a baili now. Haven't you a bathtub in your house, or some s.iap. ; or something'/ You must keep clean. i or we can't have yon here, you know." i Isidore looked at lur reproachfully. "A bathtub!" hp exclaimed. "I stay in one every niglit! Sure!" The teacher smiled upon him. "I'll j toll you wliat to do," she said. "When . yc.u go home, turn on tho water in tiio tub. and till it full, and Ret in. It's ! lots of fun?and there are euite a lot of little hoys who do it. You can splash around ail you want to. You'll try It. won't you?" Ho looked at her aghast. "But my w lied," he protested, "It wouM get Wet*? ^ all wet. I could not sloop. The teacher suggested tli"o advisability of taking out the bed just for tills once. Ishlor shook his head. "My mamma would never let me move my bed?she never takes it out. There It must stay. I>ut next summer," he added, doubtfully, "maybe I get a bath." The teacher's note did some little good, but Isidor still led the march? he still wore the laurels he had wrested so completely from Abe Abramson. The third year of the Fourteenth Ward School was co-educational in its j character, and to this fact is due the | reclamation and redemption of Isidore ! Salinsky. If Isidore Salinsky was the dirtiest little boy in the class, it is quite :is certain that the little girl in the th^rtl seat was the nicest and clean, est. ller name was Sadie Mergenthaler. She had light hair. She sat upon tlie aisle that separated the little girls from the little hoys. The nearest boy to her was Ishlor Salinsky. And as Isaac of old had looked upon Ilebekah, and found her pleasing in his sight, and as Jacob had looked upon llachcl, so did Isidore Salinsky look wistfully upon Sadie Mergentlialer. lint unfortunately for Isidore, it was a far cry to the converse of the proposition. And yet Isidore was not a had sort of a fellow. The girls who sat over in the coiner, and who could not detect the rictual cause of the added duskiness | ,u tlio face of Isidore, these girls ! nnvlv III ' She held uloof. "Ain't you aoing to like nu'V" lie inquired. at'tor be bad liven there some ! three days. She did not deign to answer, and this j cooled his ardor for a while, but as j time passed he grew bolder. One memorable day he thrust forth his good right hand, and thrust it di- i reetly upon the hand of Sadie Mergeu- ; thaler as it lay upon Iter desk. She , gave a little scream and drew back, and jumped up from her desk, rnbbi'.g and rubbing her hand as she did so. "What's the matter. SadieV" inquired the teacher. Sadie Mcrgenthaler made a face. ' "lie touched me with his dirty, dirty ; hand," siie replied, pointing at Isidore Saiinsky, "that diriy. dirty boy." Isidore looked at her blankly. Then he looked at his hand, and then ho looked at hers. Hers was as pink and clean as any hand could lie. And his? i well. And then he understood, lie saw 1 at once that ho wasn't in her class. j Ih' ?l ill n't belong. Unit's all. The next morning a very young man, j apparently a stranger, entered the | room, anil stepped up to the teacher. j "Teaeher," he said, towelling l>er upon ! the arm. The t "ichor turned to look, and gave a gasp of surprise and joy. For ii was Isidore KalinsUy wnh a elean bill of j health. ! is I :iuti 1 u 1 pink skin shone j r< splendent. II:- seem d < !. an iroin head to foot. "Ti .1 Ik r," i:o confided to her. "1 had | a bail; a real one in tho tub, with ' real soap, good laundry soap that you buy. And every morning i shall wash now." lie started away, and came back. "Kver.x morning, ' he added, in a half whisper. '"I shall wash down to | tiio cold shoulder. 1 told mamma so.*' : I.ittle Ah.- Abrainson is again 'hanv I pioii. Th'? leanest, nicst little gir' i in tli; > calss is still Sadie Mergenthaier. j The cleanest, nicest little boy is IsU j (lore Salii.sky. And so they think themselves'. ? \Von;:in'i> Home <' Jtupanion. Tnt?* of ;? Ti pcv. rllfi-. "II< llo! This is t'ie linn that left a j .. . i.. i .11 ,* w i!i mm r tin u i;; i, ii :iu j we think you've had it a! oat louy i enough, At'" von going to buy it These were the words that were | 'phoned to a eh rk in Allegheny City j Ilnll recently, and before he .-topped ! to g t his l>rt'i:tli ho yelled back that the machine wjis not initeii goad any- I way. and he had deided not to hay it "Theh we'll ?'lid a man to-night Ic take it away," came over the wire. The clerk -aid: "Ail right, emu* a:.?l i get the old thing."' Now. the Irutli is. that some of tho I City Hall Jokers had planm-l s"iii'f fun, and it was one of theni at another lo!< piioii" in the sun: building who called up and pretended he was the typewrit r a ,"iit. Later in the day the w:ig >.Md a young fellow, who was a trae.'j to the clerk, to gc. the laachine. I'm here r that typewriter," tlu> caller remarked, as li" had been in >5rw?t".!. Without he.-itaion the device wan piaceil in his hands and lie lll^pce;! it at !o whore (lie Joker* wcro in w: i -.. Ni \t day nr." oi' tlie yaiilig iii' n ii ! ;.lu>n" 1 niK".1 more r.ml pre* t< :nii d I; v.as .lie typewriter salesmai!. '1 ,e ; ~>i? we have i oi called for lilt: I i. :.' ' iiio," lie c>.olain< I. "is ho? au> we have In :i loo busy, hut we'll take ii aw.;, to-morrow." I iKyulsii'tf hi- alarm over wlint ioU ' to hiai iii< a swindle, l!>o clerk out, "All rijj'iit." and then comli'.ei: cil to worry. S >me day- later 1??i -live .Ii11 .!i:y .MeKay was put next to t!." | :Miik and asked to deliver th" .. ii prop vly to ti:" eh.-rk and e.\; '".in to the vi? lim of the joke tliu' >uii:e youi'.ti f -llow had boon foutw* 1 .lying to !! the typewriter mi thr Ktre.'t. W hen tl.at clerk r ads thlr item a co >wel? wiil bavo 1 > 11 clonrei"; I from lis hi'wilder .\1 brain. i'itsbiirj? i I /.snatch. i iip ciiy or (iiasfxow nmk< ; S7r.no i year pr< iii <?u( of waste papei eoileeiei* j in llio slieris. Liverpool Iihs now <!e- i eiflert lo a<!<! to its income in the s.'tino ! manner. i The passenger engines formerly eost rr.ore on account of the einbellisiiir.t nt. Now tli" freight c'liffinoo are more ox* j pensive because tliey are heavier. I SOUTH CAROLINA I J STATE NEWS ITEMS, j Chcraw Naval Stores Plant Burned The Cheraw Naval Stores Company plant has been burned with a loss esti mated at $12,000, partially insured. * I * * Carnegie Gives to Negroes. Benedict College, a negro institution in Columbia, will have within a few 'months a library building for which plans have been drawn and which will rost $5,000, the money having been do nated by Andrew Carnegie. >? Wealthy Farmer Dies, Hugh Price, a Marion county farmer died a few days ago, leaving nn es tate worth $123,000, including $23 00(1 cash in bmk. He began life without a dollar after the war, and is said to have been wholly illiterate. o * Ancient Charleston Hotel Sold. The Charleston Hole', one of the oldest and be?t known houses in the south, which has been closed for the past year, was sold a few days ago under a receivership order of the court it was bought by local parties, who will reopen if as a tourist hotel in the fall. o * + New Industries Reported. The Chattanooga Tradesman reports the following new industries in this state for the past week: Summerton, $5,000 hardware company; Sumter, cot ton gin; St. George's, wagon works; nennottsville, ice factory; Dorchester, implement works; North, aluminum mines; Columhia, $51,000? knitting mill. o * McDcw Found Ocsd in Bed. At Charleston. 1 r. T. B. Mellow, who sixteen years ago shot and killed Captain F. \\\ Dawson, editor of T!ie News and Courier, in tlie doctor's office, and tried to hide the body in an alley way. was found dead In his bed one morning recently. There were no simis <>f disorder, and physicians de clared that death was due to heart failure. The house in which he died was the scent tif the tragedy of sixteen years ago. Historic Building Burned, I'M 10 ,at Camden, a few clays a?;<>. destroyed 'lie Lafayette hall, a large and popular commercial hotel. The building, owned by E. C. Von Tie.-<kow, was valued at about $10 000, and was insured for $6,000. Most, of th<' furniture and furnishings were consumed, which loss falls heavily upon Scoit IJrown, the proprietor, who was only partially covered by insurance, Lafajette hull, once the hom? of do Lafayette, of revolutionary fame, was one of Camden's historic old buildings, and its destruction is deeply regretted by the entire community. * * * Bit Off Opponent's Ear. An altercation occurred a few days ago between two well-to-do citizens of Liberty, in which one man bit tho other's ear off even with the temple. It i- siid when tlie men were separated both were saturated in blood. As the men grappled on the ground neither made an outcry until one man, who lost his ear, cried out: "Let go my ear." He was too late, for that organ was in the other's mouth and he was reaching for the other side ?if the wounded man's head trying to get hold of the other ear. This is the first case of mayhem re ported in the s-tate net ween white people in yjars. *> t * Lieutenant Clement Dead. A dispatch from Trieste, Austria ..ays: Lieutenant .lame Wilkinson C'lenient. of the United States battleship Kc irsarge, who was left here in the hospital when Hear Admiral Barker's squadron sailed, has died of typhoid fever. Lieutenant Clement was a native of South Carolina. II,. was taken ill soon rtf.wr the arrival of the battleship fleet at Trieste, and when hif condition bO' came serious he was r< moved to the lo eal hospital. If satisfactory arrange in nts can be made his remains will be brought to the United States foi interment. He; had been in the navy since September, lS't.'i * ? Charleston Kicks on Rates. Tiie recent raise in tne scale ol I reign 1 rates by the Cly<lo line botweer Charleston and New York is ca;tRlu? general dissatisfaction among the mer chants of Charleston. Tlio freight bti reau lias (al<en up the matter and ?i special committee, represent ins tlx various business interests in Charles ton. headed by Manager H. K. Jack son, of the freight bureau, will leave f ir New York to confer with Genera Mnmger Kger, of the Clyde Companv relative to the increase in t!:; occat rates between the two points. The increase in freight rate* wa? made only a short time ago. and it i* working a hardship on the shippers 01 Charles ton The city has long been r t - sufferer from excessive ratea charged * by the railroads and now that the ' steamship .company has increased the ' ratea the merchants feel that the bur- ^ ' ~ ! den Is more than they can bear and a FteEffi strong light will be made tor cheaper fc [ rates. * # Two Brothers Acquitted. E tott The summer term of the criminal | t court for Laurens county was held dur fc fl ing the past week with Hon. Frank B. [ Carv. 'of Atilinvllln no or?rL?l??l <?''?? 1C*I J uvipjv:, I nww^ presiding. -WjaP^I Pro hpv"'-- * 1 . tried w and Li I known ship, < The over ii ease. I three f fendan After; , *!><> j 11 guilty. | with l> Owing: The iniiiy j was hi , | gcring J tho Iiv 'to tcs: I t need i home ; ! respon|!of the I formed ,ioft si one us and ft the tlM The eeeUod inn lh neighl it'K Ji turner j before shoot i canse, i:iy w I x- . ! les! j time; II issues (sclenti : irritatl lungs t i from t j tfoil, hjMoves 1 , easy. tlie nit; | cough. - it ?ti the }jc iand Im to rosti size "J ... . v .m > i torni, The large si;:i holds - 1-2 time v'1 i trial size. t j \ 1 i PANAMANS ARE DISPLEASED. | death. Object to Location of United States Meant Customs Port Near Their City. : death Si nor Obaldia, the Panama minister, IJuckk j accompanied by his seeretary of lj.'.a It's tlv tion, Monday called at the stale ?'e preven partment and made formal pro'ost l'leers against the construction given the "a- at Pie ' nal treaty by the executive offlc t.s of the isthmian canal commission. ANO" ! There is trouble growing out of the o cation of the postofflce in the canal Mlneri strip under the commission's orders but the most serious mailer of disccd The j between tiie people of Panama and rning the commission is the hitter's loca worke tint) of a new misfnma ? ?.. .? w.iio |.~wi i. nuai i :iu lTltO c ! city of Panama. (|av ?j " tlon k Symptoms of Liver Disease. operit Sici; headache, constipation, bilious- jn^ ness, melancholia, dizziness, dullness -Ion < and drowsiness, coated tongue, slimy |)00n teeth, bad breath. Rydale's Liver (j,)n ( i Tablets will relieve any of these symp- fitru<0 jtoms in a few hour* and speedily cor- not oj reel the trouble. They act upon the I liver, bile, bladder and duct, intestines : and (towels as a stimulant and tonic. j Those who use these tablets find their n action perfect and results satisfactory. ' :l M'MI Fifty chocolate coated tablets in eacr Lixed box. I'rice. 25 cents. tf L'^ei 1 it'i? t ' IMIls, i I DIVIDEND ON INCOME BONDS. a|.(l g( ) Only Declared by Central cf Georgia for pnig i Fire* Time Since Reorganization. 1 Tie Central ?1 Georgia railroad, for J 1 first time since i:.s reorganization, B A j (i l.iri ! ; divifl? n?! o:> the second In I /j| : (c.sn bond; Tuosdiiy. On the preferred 1] | i>o!n'.s a dividen 1 of 5 per cent wan | I eclared nr.d on the s cond?. a dividend , l! of 2 per font. Wail There ni*e i worth of first? H bCQ ' and $7,000,000 worth ef seconds, male in.- t!io total dividends declared on the hh lr>nda amount to $.'140,00<?. The dlvi ! (1 nde are payable October 1. Acid Dy6peps;n .7 Very Common Dir- 00 ease. : I? i: Indicated by sour stomach, heartburn, tongue ccati'd ami flabby. SH C ] stomach tende r and bowels sometimes II i loose, sometimes constipated. Person? Ft' suffering from A<*i?1 Dyspepsia are is; H|^j ; ually thin and bloodless. Sometimes the sufferer is fleshy, but the flesh Is B"" flabby and unhealthy. A Radical cure I ? l ot this disease can In* effected in a ||j short time by taking one or two Ky- H JJ, i dale Stomach Tablets after each meal H ? land whenever the stomach Is out of H ?' 'I order. Thev are harmless and can be H <? f | taken at any time and as often as U H ? fj necessary to relieve the stomach. '* i Trial sl/.c 2,r?c. Family size, 50c. tf | plB 7-7 ; , 7,1ijr. 7,; '.7-.^ .1 : vryryyr? cgetablc Preparation for As- m Hating thcFoodanclRcgula- *8 the Stomachs and Ltowcls of motes Digc3lion.Cheer(\tt- || s and Rest .Contains neither ' un.Morpninc nor Mineral. 2. T KAltCOTIC. VA< afOlrUbSAm TL1VTCHE/1 IStvd ' . titx.Srnntt * 1 :\j; RocAttt* &Utt- I ,V AtiLv S?crl * I ?(ffl?Swa.. I $ ItarftSffrl- I CtnnfieJ Miqar W.-xttn/rrm flavor. / Jjr! y erfeel Remedy forConslipa- : f \, Sour Stoiiuvch, Diarrhoea ' I ms.Convulsions.Feverish- w I s and Loss of Sleep. ^ Facsimile Signature of NEW YORK. M bMBOTDIi XACT COPY OF WRAPPER. ; jj| RNWELL FOR GOVERNOR. Virginia Democrats Nair.c Tick- < -"White Gupren-.acy" Failed. West Virginia democratic stata ition. in session u Parkerahurg, ated State Senator John Cornt;r governor, ,.nJ In.'.orsvd John draw for United Suites senator coed Nathan li. hiolt. The i?ogs throughout appeared to lie or.lance with the wishes of 'fenDavis. the democratic candidate e president. e was no question nhout the ition being almost unanimously or of the "white mii r m icy' ition and yet at th? refineo* vis it was kept oul of the plat* receiving only S7 votes of 97-1. Tlic Death Penalty. ttle thing sometimes results in im:.1! a mere scratch, insignicuts or puny bolls have paid the penally. It is wise to lmvc n's Arnica Salve ever handy. best Salve on earth and will ,t. fatality, win n I5urns, Sores, and Files threaten. (July 25c kens Drug Co. tf THER BIG STRIKE PENDING. 5 in Pennsylvania Coal Regiais Have Grievance to Settle. executive board of the Wyoanfl I/tckawanna district mine rs, representing 80,000 men, wont tension at Scranton, Pa., Mon board is to decide what no hall shall be taken to force t >f ors to observe tlu> check wci ?n> nd cheek docking "boss" decl if Carroll I). Wright, and h?c given the power by a conv.-n )f district miners to order a at every colliery where it is nforced. Puts an End to it All. rievous wail oftimes comes as It dI unbearable pain from overorgans. I )iz/iness, backache. Complaint and Constipation. hanks to Dr. King's New I-ilc I hey put an end to it all. They ntlii, hut thorough. Try them. 25c. Guaranteed hy I'ickenI'o. tf Iyer's Pill it your moustache or beard utiful brown or rich black? Use Cvrt thi* out and return fo us i.-iv!.fe* of Ihlfly cay* ar.1 r.ir id Set Will h h4n<ls<>mely tnv'^ved. The < ?*ea are rnad* of i larantte and will wr.?r j lifrtlmr Thf movement if COf cf ti <xk Affair. hut ln'te#ad will tomptre with any fjf < . * jf. h hether you dfNlfr the duM pr<v>f or ladiec' or (jents* Mur.tinj kltlflf Chair. Om tnt?|1lo Charm. (>n? Pair Uvtr Meeva II' tarl flack Collar Muttons One Topai (Hamon I 5tud. (all the ictpoofia. All the above tent f'rr* provided you aitow us to n I w We arc willing to ahlp the er.tue Outfit as dewribtd ( < net the higge?t bargain you evrr received from any firm, the j nt. If you will remit $4 t,l with order we will forward ?!| the fWftt (onilftlng cf One Hollow Or?und Cur* fine $2 80 K?e offer to Introduce thftr Otgart, ar.i rernerr.ter If you are r.ot f e?r*>'.l?d CtpiUi. $26,000.00. CLICk-IMC - h? CASTQRIA For Infants and Children. Fhe Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the ? ? Signature //u jj .'n yu SB For Over Thirty Years ; ASTORIA THt CfNTAUH COMPANY. NEW YORK CfTY. CHICHESTER'S ENGiLfiSM PENNYROYAL PILLS . ^e<U' *%%?<> rc^ M '<(/<? 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Sr-?r. /Consumption Price v IFOR I OUGKG and 50c&$1.00? | W0LDS Freo Trial. | Sin-oat and ftuickent Cure lor all fi I THROAT and LUNG TROUB- g I L.ES, or MONEY BACK. f | CBBB?BPPnBBOKPB?III1IH Hill II ! IWI 5 J j MACHINERY *, A!l Kinds und for ull Purports. i |j "When in !ho MiirKcl far j ' j ENGINES, BOILERS, SAW MILLS, ; ! | WOODWORKING0MACHINERY, GRISTMILLS, BRICK MACHINERY, ETC., U ?WRITE TO? jjj, | "THE MACHINERY IE0PIC" |j I W.S1. Glbbcs& Co, lj ' h COLUMBIA, S. C. ;fj n) Thr Glbbcd Portnblr Shingle Mai hlrr, 5*j rosHM&syAyer's Pills. Ayer's Pills.jj S Ayer's Pills. Keep sayingl this over and over attain.I The best laxative. I BUCKINGHAM'S DYE nnt cm. ur vr.vuvmo on a. v. hall * co. .Nabuua. a.?. II I I I I MP re yc.li f xp'fMd.*c? ,rd wr wi.l iffw' yr i l r?? onr St#m Wm?l #2 | "k U* < on J?fi1 |n*ide ic<? m^nkd by a .o yctt ksi;i *1 'r?! Quick fi*ln*l #vtrtm*Jc in Anr.ffK*. It a no Hi { | 1N< Cit it"* Open Pjce are ?crew ca?? and disl f roof. State MR J ft The fetter cj Free ofIkkft fif vtf - On# Moiled Oo\4 f'lat?d SB (M? IUiII Top Collar (lulicn, Or? NkVII< I(nl4?r, Two |M i ? I t 14*. Ccld Hated 1 At?of?nv/<?tof A Trlpla 5?lver f'Ut.rl H| erd you in same pjfW?ge, jo Hl^h Ijrade IOC. Cigm valued al I . . ). (>. to any e*prc<? ol*.<e and ai'ow full examination. If %jm? BB tl ;oods can be returned at our e?f. rise and ye*i wlli noi be out ont IB j food* mentioned ?n thi* Ad. p it in frro a Grand fcftfi KB ( CA n Cut ling k/'.cr N ooi.-'i f.nr in the world eve/made cuch*, ^B ' ? 'cased, we Hand reedy to refund ycur money ^B VI . i