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THE b N EWS AND ii-RALD. (1 PU/TLfSLUE TRI-WEEKLY 0 I 1) N) I LD 9.CPANY, h 3- - -0 V ittVE1tT - -I .V i T>. iut iO - 'CC i 1. ~ ra I7f & iiV.LeL' adver-I Resular rates chargod fo- obitua:ies. t Orders for Job Work solicited. t This ziewspaper is not responsible fcr Ions apd views expiessed anywhere 1:,- t-rin in the editorial coluTmi. All articles for publication iust be ac. ,.rntpanied by the true natit of the author -I written in respectful language and rit.t.en on oneside of the paper The true a-*-a retitiredas an evideice of good faith All communicatsous-editorial, business local-should be addressed to 'lIHE A aWS AND HERAL) Co. W. D DOUGLAss, Editor. JAS. Q. DAVIs, Treasurer. W. J. ELuoTT, Business Manager. WINNSBORO, S. C. Thursdai, August 1, -845 The Primary In the State. The Primary election seems to have been very quiet, and a light vo'e Dolled. We make the following sun mary of the result: Aiken-Evanz, Woodwar d, Gauiter, R Rfirmers an I1lsmiirs V, Co s v tire, prob ibly nominated Anderson -(. E. lIri::c, .J. M. SAllivan, Conservatives, J. E. Brea zeale, J. P. Glenn, 1). 11. Russell, Refornets. i o-ninated, while J. R. kirle nad L 1 Ilarri4 will runi over. Both ot the lat ter RE fornim rs. Barawell-Probably a:I RCf wiers. Chester-G. W. Garg., T.J. Cunning ham, Reforners, 3. L. G lenn, R 0. Atkinson, Conservatives. Manning-All Reformers. No Con servatiye ran. Elgefield-B. R. Tillinan, W. J. Talbert, W. II. Timimerman, R. B. Watson, Reformers, J. C. Sheppard and Geo. G. Tillman, Conseivatives, will likely be the ticket Fairfield-R. A. Meares, W. L. Rosborcugh,Riefoiers G. WA~an dale, T. W. Brice, Conservatives. Florence-All ;,Reformirs. Georgetown-Mixed between Re -formers, Conservaties and negroe i. Greenville-eturnsl indicate that G. Q. Wells, H. J. Tlapnsworth, Co.: servajtives, J. T. Austin, 11. D, Baist,. .1ugh Baiton, and J. W. Gray, Pge formers., hiave bgen nouminAted Lanpcaster-Ontly Reformers rans. Newberry-Half and half. Oconec-Two Reformers, ou~ie Con servative. Jones, Dent. Three Conservatives, two Reformers. -Spartanburg-AIl Reformers. Yorkville-Three Reformers, t wo Conservati es. * .iERICANE WARNING. WASHmXGOa, D. C., July IG, 889.. For the purpose of givinst warning of the adproach of tropical hurricanes (and also those extremely severe and dangerous storm< which sometimes pass across the Lak. region and north Atlantic coast), the Weather Bureaut has adopted a spcoi.. ignal called the hurricane signal, con.isting of two red flags with black centers, displayed one above the other. (No distinctive night signal will be used.) This signal will be displayed at all W eather Bureau offices and wind Signal display stations on the Atlantic and Gulf coasts and the Great Lakes, and also at numerous other points at sea and lake ports and along the coasts mentioned. In a number of instances arrange ments have been made with steamship and steamboat lines to display this signal on their vessels. Special efforts have been put forth to pro*v.ds for the dissemination of thes~e wvarnings in sections beyond the reach of telegraphic communication, a'ong the south At lantle and Gulf coasts, and t he adjacent islands, and to this end arrangements have been made in many ot the most exposed and thickly settled of these localities whereby tugs, pilot boats, revenue cutters, or other steam vessels will pass through the waters in the vicinity dlisplaving the hurricane signal by day and firing rockets by night, and blowing their whistles to attract attention thereto. Among the districts thus referred to may be mentioned Galveston Biy and vicinity, Mobile Bay and vicinity, the west Florida coast from Tampa Bay south, and the coasts, islandsf and bays of Virginia, North and Sonth Carolina, and Gaorgia. The flag signals will also be displayed from the Frying Pan Shoals lightship off thle North Carolina coast, warnings being conveyed thither by a tag from S>nthport, N. C. Among the steam ship lines displaying the tiaz signal may be mentioned the Santhern Pacific, Phint iad Wsrd lines. This circular is published in order tha: the informiation regarding the hurricane signals may be as widlely distributed as possib'e amnong th~e in'erests and mn the regionie concernedl, awl' all persons to whom it may c'>mtl a-e requested to aid in spreading the intelligence it contains as far as may~ be in their power. All residents in the localities referred to herein are enjoined to be especially alert durng the hprriceme season, and particularly whenever the weather is t breatebitig, to note the signals when given; a'ad it is hoped that all who are so fortu nate as to receive the warning by this means will be willing to make some sacrifice in order to give as many as possible the benefit ot it. It is rccom mended that in the localities where these storms are liable to cause the greatest destruction some arrangc mnent be made beforehand by the citizens themselves for the distr'.baition of the warnings to points b'3ord the~ reach of telegraphic communicationa or beyond sight and sound of the signals y means of couriers ou horseback, isplaying a signal from sorise high oint, firing rockets, or such other mple methods as may suggest them ,lves. The Weather Bureau will be lad to assist in any such arrangement v delivering the warnings, whenever can be done by telegraph or other ans at its c-)rtnand, to some desig ;tcd po)iint for distribution. O,vuers and rn.t'ers of vesseis who e willing to co )pCrLc with lile ureau'n tis humne service by dis avirg the siguals on ineir vessels, r usiu them to dstribute warings i given l'calities, are requested to ominuiicate with the nearest Weather ureau offizial or with this office. The rockets used by the Bureau in his connection will be red meteor ockets, which ascend to the height of ree hundred or four hutndred feet, nld emit a brilliant red star which urns to the ground or the water's dge. Rockets simiiar to these, and uitable for use by citizns who may ish to organize a system of warnings )y means of :rocket station, may be )rchased of llaine's Fireworks ompany, 102 William street, New fork, N. Y., or of their agents in learly all southern cities, for $1.50 er dozen. WILLIS L. Mooi, Chief of Weather Bureau. EXPOSITION ITEMS. The negro commissioners to the Cotton States and International Expo s6tion through the chief of the colored department, I. Garland Penn have issued an address to the colored pe ple of the United States. calling upon them to redouble their efforts to make the display of their livce at Atlanta'; great Exposition. After citing the fact that the Exposit on Company has cin piid with their prein4e, the con!Mi -ioners call upon ti e nearves to do their duiv b cau e No th and S uth % ill be to see them, and they should mske their utmost endesvor to have such an exhibit as thcy are capable of making. The address urges every negro who can send an) thing of credit to the race for an exhibit to send it directly. ** It is the purpose of the manaageient e(f the Cotton Sta-es and Interuational Exposition to make September 18, the opeing day of the Exposition, a notable occasion in the history of At U'ta and of the country. It will be the notable event of the Exposition, and all business houses of the city will close at noon on that day, and Atlanta, Georgia, and the whole South, together ith thousanas from all quarters of the -lob2, will be present. This immense crowd will gather id await with eager expectancy the signal that will open the Expoition to the sight- seers of the world. The wire will be connected with the throttle of the twin mammoth engines, all of the belts will be placed on the pulleys, the flags will strugg'e with the breeze, in their attempt to free themselves, dead silence will reign,~ and then, like the lightning's s trok , the fis~h will come, ad, with a lifelike movement, the wheels will slowly turn, and the doors of the buildings will be opened to the world. It will be an impressive scene, a. a the inspiration of the occasion will be caught by the immense throngs, and wated from bugilding te building until the entire city of exhibits will resund with the echoes of a thousand ANOLD PARDY." EY w. E. HAINER. Mary had a little lamb, Its fleece was white as snow, It ran away one summer day , Where lambs shou'd never go. Then Mary sat her down and wept, And tears streamed from her eyes; he never found that little lamb She did not "Adverti~e." Now Mary had a brother "Jim," Who kept a country store; lie sat hini down and smoked his pipe And watched the open door. And as the people passed along, And did not stop to buy, Jim still sait down and smoked his pipe And blinked his sleepy eye. AnJ so the sheriff closed h'm out, But still he linger ed near, And Mary came to weep with hizm A sympathetic tear. "How is it, sister, tell mec true, Tat other merchant s here Sell all thecir goods and pay their bills And thrive fromn year to year?" Remembering welil Lcr own bad luck, The little mnid replies: 'Te other merchants 'get there,' Jim; Becase they 'Advertise.' " iler kind advice her brother took, And put "ads" every where; rh consequence is tplaini to set', Now Jim's a miilliouiaire. g -A gent's IL rald. In PoorI Health means so much more than you imagine-serious and fatal diseases result from 'trifling ailments neglected. Don't play with Nature's greatest gift-health, If ycu are feeling our of sorts, weak D and generally ex E~'f ~ hausted, ner vous, IJUhave noapptt ~ing the mo~st relia ble strengthiening -IE medicine.which is Brown's Ironi Eit. ters. A few bot B, ties enre-b~eneft t comes fromt the f fl S ery first dose-it a Bitters a ' It Cures Dyspepsia, Kidney and Live~r) ri Neuralgia, Troubles, CotIation, Bad Blood ' Malaria, Nervous e~iiments {~ Women's complaints. lines on the wrapper. A!! othars are se'h- 1 stitutes. On receipt of t we -' Jten wit send set of TnBea;.!ijul wo:ga Whi Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitch and Children. It contains n other Narcotic substance. for Paregoric, Drops, Sootli It is Pleasant. Its guaran MMions of Mtothers. Castor feverishness. Castoria pre cures Diarrhoea and Wit teething troubles, cures < Castoria assimilates the f and bowels, giving healt' toria is the Children's Pat3 Castoria. "Castoria is an excellent medicino for chil dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me of its good effect upon their children." Da. G. C. OSGOOD, Lowell, Mass. *Castoria is the best remedy for children of which I am acquainted. I hope the day is not far distant when mothers willconsiderthe real interest of their children, and use Castoria in stead of thevariousquack nostrumswhich are destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium, morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful agents down their throats, thereby sending them to premature graves." Da. J. F. Krscnztoz, Conway, Ark. The Centar Company, T7 1 SOUTHERN RAILWAY CO (EASTERN SYSTE31) Basteia Time at Columbia and Pt. Nert Northbound, No 36 No 10 No 31 May 12, 1895. Daily Daily Daily LT. Jac nvil... 5.43 p. ..... 7.00 L: S 10.14 p ....... 11.30 Ar. ColumbIa ....... 240 a. 3.45 Lv Charleston.........5.30 p......... Ar Columbia......... 10.10 p ...... ... LV. Augusta .. . 10.30 p1 1.41) 11.15 p 2.1) I *Trenton....... ..... 11.43 p 2.3~> "Johnstons.........12.06 a 2.Q ] ~Columdbia........... ....... 2.20 a 4.3 v Columbia. .......3.50 a 3.508a 4.50' "Winnsboro ....... 49 a 4.49 a 5.52 ] " Chester.:......'l.... 5.35 a 5.35 a,6.40 1 "Rock 8111............06 a 6.08 a 7.20 Ar Charlotte. ......j....... 7.O a 7.00 a 8.20:3 "Richmond.........4.p '0p.0 "Washington ........ .0 83 S64 "Baltimore.........1.5p1.5pi8d: aPhiladelphi......800a80 !01S -ou unDaiy Daily Daily Lv.New York......... 21a1.~t48 " Philadelphin......20 .2a05: " Baltimore......... 94 . 192 L.Washington...... 111a1.1a104 v.Rchmond....... 125p2.3tl0: " Rock Hil........ "Ches~er.......... " Winnsboro.,..4.. .1 a115 AtColumbi....-... .0a .2 ,0 L.umba..............0a14 " Johnston I8.....2 "Teniton...............8a40 ...unta.....1n .12.5n- 4.80 3 1... 694 .42 a 3.2: LvClml........1.5a15a10.4320 ACsrlstoL,..... 11.30.10...6.40 .......b a1.14 a1.a1.5 .....,, ......4.8 4 .45 "Jcszvio ......10... .4 .1 Nos.87 ad.88.....to ..',. Souher aL405 Ar.aannB,,,.... .......g car ..... 4.34 la coc Jaksonvle. ..... ew ...... also Pul No.7 a.nd 8 antondoothnernLiom Ptoumia.n bith disichars andrthal: Pnhaner Bufne sleeping ca- Iandingst-as tation. W. A. TURK, S.IH. nIARDWICK, OP A, WAspIltoTo3. AG0PA, ATLAxTA E. BEERLY, Supt., COLthfinIA, S. C. W.H. GREEN, .l. . CULP. S* Spt., WASmINGToN. T M, WAsflflWToU 1873- --1895 DAVIDSON COLLEGE DAVIDSON, N. C. Next term begins Sept. 12. Nine In tructors, Ample L'a boratories, A pparatus labinets, Libraries, Readmg Rooms Gym lasium, Ball Grounds. Tennis Court, &c 3LASSICA L, MA.THEMATICA L. L ITER A RY, SCIENTIFIC, BIBLICA L, COMMERiCL\ L. Send1 for a Catatlogue. J. B. SH EARER, 7-4tiOct1 President. CVATSTRAIEMAK COPYRIG HTS. CAN I OBTAIN A PATENTi For e ~romp answar and an honest opinion, write to IUNN Co.,who have had nearly fifty years' experience in the patent business. Communica tions strictly confidential. A Handbook of In formation concerning Patents and how to ob tain them sent free. Also a catalogue of mechan ical and scientitlc books sent free. Patents taken through Munn & Co. receive special notice in the Scienti fic Amierican. and thus are brought widely before the public with out cost to the inventor. This splendid paper, Issued weekly. elegantly illustrated, has by far the largest circulation of any scientific work in the world. 53a year. Sample co fes sent free. Buld Edition, monthly. .50 a year. Single copies, ., cents. Every number contains beau tiIul plates, In colors, and photographs of new houses, with plans, cnabling builders to show the latest designs and secure contracts. Address MUNN & Co., NEW Yongi, 361 RO.A DwAY. Wantedl--A Situationl, A YOUNG LADY OF EXPERIENCE -ith best oif refereni:es dlesires a situation a teneber of intermnediate or primnaiy *ases iin at gradled or high school, or -uld like' toi secure a goodl country schoolJ lmint~g seveni or eight mouths. Al dress, SUMM ER SCHOOL T EAII CER, Care News and Herald, Winnsboro, S. C. NOTICE. OR SURVEYING, TER~RACING Leveling. Drawing. Etc., Apply to T. M.DOULWARE, It is S F] a A N P1 er's prescription for Infants either Opium, Morphine nor 4 It is a harmless substituto ing Syrups, and Castor Oil. tee is thirty years' use by ia destroys Worms and allays c vents vomiting Sour Card, A Colic. Castoria relieves onstipation and flatulency. 3od, regulates the stomach C iy and natural sleep. Cas aeea-the Mother's Friend. Castoria. " Castoria is sowell adapted to children that I recommend it as superior.toany prescription known to me." 1. A. Anca, 3. D., 111 So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y. "Our physicians in the children's depart ment have spoken highly of their experi ence in their outside practice with Castoril, and although we only have among our medical supplies what is known as regular products, yet we are free to confess that the merits of Castoria has won us to look with 4 favor upon it." UNrIIED HoSPrrAL AND DisPENSARTY, Boston, Mass. AriN C. Srra, .Pres., Euray Street, New York City. .Ugg It always relieves. A when FI r A app led. THE EXCELsI&R lDUmET ;,,reat Pain Alleviator. --CURES Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Toothache, Headache, Cold in all its forms, Cuts, P ISores, Bruises, Sprains and Lameness, Diarrhea and Cholera Morbus, Colic and all Bowel Troubles. IIt alway relieves when properly ap Splied. Prepared by T. X. L. coMPANY. South Carolina Div., 230 Main Street, Columbia, S.C For sale by John H. McMaster & Co., Vinr.oboro, .C., ad Drs. Linder & Yeamn, and G. L. Rosboro, Ridgeway, S. C., and all druggists at TWENTY-FIVE CENTS._3-_1ti Chick Spr ings. THE TAMOUS SUMMER A ND HEALTH RE: OST.1 Before the war hund reds of paopio were entertainedl at this plac~e daily. The mineral water hais un~ equa ini upper South Carolina. CLIMATE DELTGHTFUL. BlOARD) CHI EAPEN than you can live at home, viz.: $15 Per Month or $5 Per Week. Taylor's Station, on the SouthernA. Railway, is within three-quarters of ab mile of the Spring. For further informations ap~pI~y to MRS, IM. A. OALLAWAY, Proprietress,I CH'ICK SPRIING8 HOTEL, (Chick Springs S. C. , -13-Im I 3 SHO ITmAIC NG. I - $. coleDOVA N FRENCH&ENAMELLED CALF ] 4.$5 FINE CAL&KAN: 200. $3.s9 pOLUCE,3 son.' /$2 WORKlNNP , - $~2.$I7.980oY8'3C0EO3 L& -.-*LADIES / s3.s y Go , sEND 0 CATAL~~ DaccKTow:7-s over one Million People wear the W. L.Douglas $3& $4 Shoes' Al our shoes are equally satisfactory1 TIey give the best value for the mon~ev. They equal custom shoes in style and fit. Their wearing qualities are unsurpassed. The prices are unlform,--stamnped on sole. From Si to $3 ss~ved over other makcs. If your dealer cannot supply you v.e can. Soidb; W. J, J4)H NSON, -3 Ridgeway, S.C. Notice. 7~ E ARE AGAIN PREP'AR~ED TO F negotiate long tin'e loans on farmi moitages. Address .J. E. McDONALD, W. D. DOUGLASS, or g .J. Q. DAVIS,' 6 Gi f Winnscoro. S. C. A. E. DA VS, [hDirty in onay St sale! For the next Thirty Days I na opose to sell our entire line of N] summer )ry Goods md Notions, straw Hats ] nd Caps, Vien's ..,ow-Quarter Ehoes, Ladies )xford Ties and, Slippers. At a Sweeping Rednetion in >rices. If you want to secure a Real Bargain in any of these ;oods. Come early. Lop rices 7re moving themks Thi .eportunities is given to Sg6t Cash Purchasers Only. Yours Most Truly, Alex. Maconal&, SURV1VOR, BLACKSTOCK, S. C SH E RIFF' F"A rE. Sale of Peal Fstate of Deiinquent Taxes for the fical ear "ormn"enu November tst, 1893.'91'. nder an Act- of tL;e General seb:v, is 7, jav x. No. 42!. ap prv'i d jyerenswr -4th, 1887, tntit led an Act in relation1 to foi f ted canIs,- delinl quent lacnds and colb-etioi adf taxes. TATE OF' SOU!'i CAisOUiNA r~-v vi1ttue ol. ia eai.m ', j,1ieue tb mce by the ( U tu. 'a t cuer ') yFairieid eounty for defl y ear.1N93'9J in accordanlce with the albove -.IutL -ed Aer, 1 i'ave& h'vwd door in WI!mIsboro. S. 1..;4 it ,'clock. A. M. the . following describedA catl aestate, to-wit: SG1100L DISTIUlCT NO. 6. .J. E. Flannegan. fi a] sear, beginnirng 1t Novem:ber 38. :, 120 sen& S. .J. F. Flannigan, fiscal year begirming 1st Novmber, 1I0 , 329) icres. NO. G;. Dave IBou ware ,fisea~yearibeginniI; lst November, 1893, three ;reves. SCHOOL DIST~LiCT, NO. 5. J. F. Keonedy, Iiscalyear begirnn-g 1st Novemt e -, 1893, 270 acres. NO. S. 1. . Hood, fiscal year beginning 1st November, 159:3, six neres. NO. s., A. B. Raburn, fiscal yecar beginning 1st November, 189:3, 61-> acres. NO. S. S. P. Faust. fiseal year beginning 1st No-ember, 1893, twenty-five acres. SCHOOL DISTRICT, NO. 9. J. C. GIadsden, fiscal year beginning 1st Novemnibet 1893, sixty-seven acres. SCHOOL DISTICT,NO. 4 V. S. Gibson, fiscal year beginning 1st November, 1893, 270 acres. SCHOOL DISTRICT, NO. 11. Dr. John Walace, fiscal year begin ning 1st November, 1893, 2,( 18 acres. SCHOO L DISTRICT, NO. 14. Lizzie Moore, fiscal year beginning 1st Noveber, 1893, .one lot and build NO. 14. N. . Blake, fiseal year beginning Novemuber-, 1893, seventy-three SCHOOL DIST~RICT, NO. 18. Mrs. N. A. Bookman, fiscal year be mining 1st November, 189.5, 390 acres. R E LLISON, S. F. C, Vinnsboro, S. C., Sheriff office, Jnly 15th, 1895. SPA.NISIH JA CK ands .gbjet bhick with white points, nde, wll scrve aL iliimd nlumberC of re:at my place-alF.irfield .Srock '1:nms : 10.00 Jao inwreiI (with foa! 0iii: ). e$hi in advace. W. 9. D . AV . D?. .DAVID AIKEN, DENTAL MUR1GEON. Ile : , WXashinzon Street, 3 Doors West of P'ostofti-e. :2 In i dgoway. S. C., every Wednes| 'he Hot Weather Xill soon be on in full force and you will need light goods. We have them great variety and beautiful styles. White Goods in plain India Linen, very sheer and pretty, Checked and -iped Muslins, fancy efltets, and Dotted Swiss. Beauitifal stvleS in coiored Lawns andr Jackonets, fine Dimities and Swiss Li (:oiUret Jots. 1;gva3 ' y inl chcap Lawns from 03c. and up. DUC-k, Per SGilt a', ill vaz. tv of bt les ancd qaality. Sattees for waists, hand 111 a1id 11OW. WVe jti-ae th~e lird oihi ia of ihose Silk Shirt Waists. Take a look at them. Light -i1 ,irs in b ue an black, just the thing for skirts. Ju.t Ia C i, a 'sec;d supply of Lace and Embroideries, Insertions to atch. i 1,.brints arv al the go; see them. Mau tris ine, but have received new supplies and the Se~ a -* b- -oods a stlish and the prices right. W e are endeav - < very cristomer by polite attention and nice work. H SHOES. . w -or we have the goods, and Ladies' OMrorde hi~e tiui b , uaze Underwear, Ties, &c. UL L LINE S"YLISH STRAW HATS. We wcnt -vour trade and feel confident goods will never be cheaper than ow; -) noW ii th2 time to huy. Come and see us. CALDWELL & RUFF. EADAe III! The Bane of The Anerican People. euredby'Dr.Miles'N vine -t Z j H'lIE~ everlasting push and hustle cured by one f. Dr. Miles' nedicines. Sof the American people has And so it was that Icme ~'madec them especially subject to the use of Dr. Miles' Bestorative headache, nervous prostration, neu- viiI took) po and one-hi~ ragia, sleeplessress, etc. Dr. Miles' a&Y ai happy to pay h$avnot Nervine was especially prepared for ha'd a hesdache since, an bWaj these cases. It has cured thousands- nearly tfee mionths ago, and during and will cure you. 0 this'tinie I have 'bein under' great - Mr. Jno. J. Kirk, whose portrait ac- mnentale stifain and. worry through companies this, representing'the-Na- having'prolohged sickness andadeath ional Starch Man'f'g Co., of New in my family, whihoid, prinrily, Yot, hias been a commercial -traveler have proStrated me,- but evea BUieF inMichigain. Indiana and Ohio for flf. this great nervous strain I have not teen years. and was a* gevere sufferer. had the slightest symptom of a return Mr. Kirk's tells how he was ereCj: of .the terrible,. headaches that I " I have been a sufferer from terrible thopghit would yet .drive me crazy. headaches for years. Of late they be- Mjy gratitude prompts me to write cae o severe as to recur every eight this, as I snm anxious that ethers or ten d:ays, lasting from twenty-four -should use Dr. Miles' Ner'vipp, to fort y-eight hoirs .and obliging me *iYours for health, JoHN 3. TRK to go to bed. I went to Eg Springs. Elkhart;Ind., Sept. '94. Ar., Mt. Clemens, Mich., and oth~ It is always- so. Headache, neural dirirf or-rest and treatment, spend-gaos fteghadaptiecn ing boCti time and money withdutno n wej benefit; returning I would not be on aie~ v i e i i ? the road a fortnight beor the same Ti ev etrn eeyi i old brain-splitting headache retur~ned euto er f td n rci snd laid me up. I had knowvn Dr. b r tn~inwls h otsc Miles and the gentlemen composing csflseils ftesawo ! the Dr. Miles Medical Co. intimatelytetwleyastth s pdia for years, but it did not once occur to shoso h onrhsdvQe me that they were manufacturing a oe-tet er seilyt h remedy for me, until one day a gentle- tet~n fd~~~a~gsueds Dr-ils'Thrine Restor eisth _______yar oHsed ad pacthc Heaquater fraici Milliery.os sc hatsin ll he atet sape. Alar e ssflpais of thebnsdayc Feahe , Bird andTip. anc PnsBucle, Vvter tel, Crees aut ther god era tain o tis epatmet. s w oyae alrgtenstoy yearshespeciaolystothe inmst e sld n saso, w hae m reaortmiens on d~tm down ggr Ndis ynan toldme t a his andachesa wer 0.e fth er BAG'mSg /' s~ Cs-n mntra.~ii r e st g or ~ne. Headquartes for illinery TRMA N UNRIME 0AIE' MISE ' SCILRE' Shonngs, hts doteprte. goos weull foavei a lagestock ofrthanse os tho o oud aiet oe ut J. . BOAG'S. Furitue, e~izMchNelty Cookin Stoliv orDesas BGgies, Sureos Fancy Goo?.dandeN aiosTas-horsasthe looest J. O. R O G'. - TRAD