The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, August 19, 1898, Image 4
NEILL PREDICTS GREAT
COTTON CROP
t orirON STATImi I Ce. IA %t% NsINIlt.
Expect Over Tet blhittoll tot,o- Alt ,l.
ditlim Ilke%tor Ona o,f ta hmt
Crokm lt H-4,t ,.
New Orleans, Angust 16 --Henry
Neill the cotton statistician, ladI
public tonight the following letter
to be issu.-d tomorrow by Neill
Brothers in Londont, giving his view s
of th(e growinl4 e4.t ton erop:
New Or lans, Auioust 3, ISOS.
The following is an extract from
a circu'ar letter w%hih 1 pu.l;hed,
dated July 28, I81A:
"If each State should reali.: % a
product per ncrot tial to its tot
previous crop, the result. on tho vs
timlated Iere11ge. wouldi give a clop
of about 1.00)A) 00 a!ts ai! I lie
promist to(day, 'S' h J WY, lI I ), Is
equal or .-uperior to an p1revions ill
overy State."
Tihe resulit that %var. was a Cr01
to (ie beSt plro-vious erop in every
Stalt", nitdl in Texas a v11t1lV greater
product por aero t.hi any previoms
yoar, antl the crop turned mut 9.100',
000 bales.
I cirknlar letter plilishl'd ot
August 13, IS07, I sitted that (he
promiso for IM)7 US was equad to
ainy, previous ymir in veor.y Statto
but. Texow, an1111 that, on ilt then it-t
tiliaited Itervag, o, evenl allowing t hlt
I'exi fiuhllil fall short of her Ir
ViouH illaxillimni podut l or l, IOer b
a million hlat's, the on1look Was,
(1 3ft I A ttgust, 1897 )r,fOr ia crop of
at least w,750.0i, wit h r>0( 000 or
1I,000,0 l blh-4 Imoro wit lhin th
range of )o4sibiliti. s. Tih result.
this yvar, ( 1897.'.S), is IowNV known
to ho over 8,000,000 ontsi(do of Toxis
and over 3.000,000 bliles inl Toxf.s.
As regairds tho Iprei-mit growing
crop, it is ap)1r1it tht the promise
today ii equall or sipea-rior. to 1hat,
of hast yerat. (his da1to ill 46very
Stat, ;l d vastly belter ill Texils,
Whicb t 111141 Ste s had well cii . (0141.
tions equal to those whichl prodiuc e'd
the 01101n0ormu crop of 300 pounds i
per acro in 189 5 1111a thIs pro.
duct alplimd to the presint. Texas
acreago (0,750,000 acres) intluding
the In dian Territory might result,
With equal con)ditiolls ieVreaftemr, in a
crop for Texas and the Indian Ter
ritory of over 4,000,00() hales, whil
for the other States a crop equal to
the past year would bo over 8,000,.
000) bls. I lhave., thorefore, nto
hesitation in saying that the promiae
of today, even with somewhat un
favorable condi(1tiona htereafteor ia for
a crop of ove'r ten and1 a half mtillionu
bale4s aissureid, with a million and1( a
half more within thle range of possi
bilities.
In addition to this v'ast supply we
shall1 carry over, oni Septemb er I
1898, visible and invisible, fully' omi
andi a half mi llions miore4 than t he
supply, vi'iiblo and1( invisi,ble on Soep
somber 1, 1897.1
with adequlato heat and rain, and1(
promisos to b~e earlier thani any
former year wit.h the exception of
I89(11)7, so thait the August m~ove
ment will be large and that of Sep.
tomiiber enlormuons.
In aln itnterviewv today conneming
the weather conditions sinuce thle
abhove letter wats writ teln, Mr. N''illI
said that picking as well as the
August mhovemienit to the market, has
boon retarded b)y rain wvhich, how-.
ever, is beneticial if not too long
contmnued to t.he ultimate out-turitn,
(excepting some portion of the
alluvial lands iln the Mtssissippi v'al.
iey, where, however, the weathe r
has now cleared up.
To ?.Inater -rn,mit.
Washington, Ang. 17.-At mid
night tonight (lie President an
flnneed his docision to muster out
of service, from 75,000 to 100,t)t00 of
the vohmirteers. TIhose to he dis.
charged wvill include all the blranches
of the service, infantry, artillery andC
cavalry.
From a prominent oflicial of the'
administ ration it is unde1.rstood to be
the dlesires of the President to uscoer
tain the wishes of thet volunteer
troops thiemselvyes as to remalinling in
the servico. 0One or two organiza
tions have already indicated a desiro
to leave the service as soon as the
government can roasoniably (1o withI
out thlem. They are composed large.
by of b,uainxes anid working m'n,
whose plrivate interests are suifferini~
by reason of tti.:r absenco from home.
So far as thie interests of the govern.
ment wvill permit, it is believed that
the President, int the mustering out
of the volunteers, wiill ac(commIfodate
himself to the desires of t he men.
It may be0 sometime before the or
ganiuzations to be innilatered otut wtll
be.signated, but the reduction ill
the volunteer fore wmil be muaea
WHEELER IN WASHINGTON,
TIt 11 .MvO I KIt 84N I I A0 FIGHTS
M Ae 1.p1110 M ats K OON v h1K M ce K M
tie 1at1 0mtelwrt t'Nowvmavalry L.er,ia
\\'-hington, A ug. 10.-Maj. (lon.
Josoph \\'oer, otNmimatder of the
at.AVziry aivison of on. Shafter's
smiily, arrived in Washington tonight
about 10 o'clock from Ntw York, no
C1om1panit'd bV his son, 1sph W.
Whooler, a i, mher of his stafT.
l11yond th fatct that he had been
ordrtd by tiht ser-tary of war to
reprt i \Washlington, (llen. Wheelor
s -aid h11 k littha about Olt objct
of his vi-it. From other soicks,
howet vr. it wiAs loarne.1 that lit
Prostdcut, tr-iri0g to eoislilt wit h
him, luol dircted that ho be ordered
herv. M r. MveK it.h\ y re posos grt 'at
vol.tidJencve inl tho Inlilitalry judgiuenit
of tht (vner.l.
Solon aftvr his Orrival, (on. \'ht
ItIr w.-nt to the,t War dleparitiolnt andl
hat i brief vht. with Adjiitiit G-ll
eral Corbin. Toioi row ho will ro
port tI tho sc'rotarv of war and li
ter wil ".:1 11poln tho Pre1sidenlt.
Gon. WhIeler is Inlined to the
o1ini,n tit the tr'ouble0 with tho
(' h:i is iht litrgol to lilisintler
stillding. "1'hlib ubans,' said li',
"woro badly clothed and badly ftetd.
Thydo !10 Imako anl imprvessivo ap
P011aran.co as soldivrs. My beliof is
thalt thoy mlisuundon,tood, prob.,bl.y,
tho conditionls about Santiigo, which
we haid to t.counitor. Few of theml
CoUld spciak EngliAh, and communi
cation betweII thmli and tho AmDori.
V:M tloo)S WIS diliNIt. Yos, I know
of tli ciairges thait, 01hy refnsed to
wor' 01n thi r-mlMI Mu o1litr pojfIl.(tM
for th assistaic of tile Airicin
arily, but. I Ilink thtiir r-fiusal wa.;
due to s e (x( lit, lit least, to at
mlisapprehiwmion of tihe, necessity for
tho work. I fouid Cuibiais wh)
wro willing to work iftr t ni0e-s
sity of it was extl.aiIildo t hlbem by
it erpi-trs."
(n.\\ hlvrl did not, cen ll di.
enlss thoe Stintiag. c-imnpigin, tiII in
asimich its t.hat was ono of the polits
which he woulid bo called tiuo to go
Over With tho Presidnt ad tha see
rotary of war, ht is gratilid at, tho
prospect of iot her term of conqgriess.
Tho collapso of slit opposition to his
r11-n1omination and thlt) dhei,ionl of
thO R14IbliCns (If Ihis district not to
nominitate a candidato to run agaiist
him, ho noted with conidorablo and
very pairdolo)I pride. Uii.ss his
services arti inetded by t ho coutnt ry,
it is the expectation of the Ge'neral
to resHign from thie army som.n time
(I rinig the autumin, so t hat, ho may
agaVinI reutti' dtesi1tehos
of rep)jret'ltativtes.
1i 10(ai his physical conlditioni wa'is
e'xctei.t and t hat ho fet' nIo ill of
ft'cts of thei haurdl camiu tgni t hrough
wh itch h0 hadt pafssed.
[The State, 11th ]
There is noto nounded by many oif
our woehkly e'xchainges that dos
the1m honor. TIhey clearly recog
ni151 t hat Sont h Catroli na is t.o have
civil regentratio th11 rouight the soloc
tin of t'bCient men(5 t.o lill the out1
('s. F"or toncot men11 oitwr abo ve
issuet, aind lhat. is ia uost htopotul
sign.
TIh.' Newbvorry Heorald and News
Th'le only quesOtioni beforo the pe1o
pie thon is the quetionm and1 the
duty of selecting tie be'st men'i-boat
in point of ability andticharaetor--for
the14 vi'ous ol.licts to be filled. It is
not at ques0tioni of me-ooros, but ai
qulestioni of menOl.
Our itdea of tho duLty of then voter
andI the re'sponlsibility of the ballot,
espetciallhy mn tnr State p)rlmarios
whe're we are all of I he samio pohuti.
cal faith, is thait thet mon best fit ted
by edutcallti and tuaining and char
actor arote m en1(1 ft)r us to elect.
TJo tit h itsamO fi'oct atre liho 'iVwdd
of thbe Downy Eagle, the Chester
L-saterun, wihich u rgos thbe poinmt
withi its ustual vigor and111 pretcisionl,
andit other papora. It is ai sign of
hop I-te shtibb slth of a 1now1 order.
Prevent ion
better than cure. Tutt's Liver
Pills will not only cure, but if
taken in time will preven;
Sick Headache,
dyspepsia, biliousness, mnahria,
constipation. jaundice, torpid
liver and kindred diseases.
TUTT'S Liver PILLS~
ABBOLUTELY CUHRE.
EVACUATION COMMISSIONERS
GECN, 11%UTE.Et ONIK OW T11H MR11111111CH
OF TRE UUIAN t-UMutSION.
The Vighting Adutiree on the Ioa,-A i
son 6n1d tiratim eelnne.
Washington, Aug. 10.-Tho Pres,
ident today appointed the two col
Ilinsions to adjtust the evacuation of
Cuba and Porto lico. They are na
follows:
For Cuba-Maj. Gen. Jamus F.
Wade, Rear Admiral William I.
Samt1pson, Maj. Gen. Matthow C.
Butler.
For Porto Rico-Maj. Gor. John
It. Brooke, Roar Admiral Wintiold
S. Schley. Brig. (len. Willia W.
(or, on.
Gon. Wim. V. Gordon, one of the
con1uissionters for Porto Rico, and
the only'oio of the six appointed to
the colmissl who is iot wid-ly
known, is h well.known citizen of
Savannah, (la. 1He is the senior
colonel of the Georgia Stato militia,
and served in the ranks of the Con
federate army. lie is 01 years old,
belongs to oneo of the wealthiest
families of the State, and is con
spicuovi socially there. He was
largely endors-d in the Stato for
brigadir general.
ALLiSON AND 0OIMAN oTiiH ECLKNU.
Washington, Aug. 1W.-The Prs.
dent today teidered to Seivitor Alli.
son of [owi in appointment its a
meiber of tho peaco (o.nmsllsiUn.
Sonator Allison, howe-ver, couldl not
see his wily cler to accept the
honor.
Soitor Allison, inll cknowledging
the honoer offire'. vXp1mi,!vd tlit
the interests of his State inl tho s. in.
att' and hiis desire to contiiuo his
forme44r vigorons participations in the
shalpilig of legislatioll in that hody
aind other dutivs, would preclide lis
taking u.) the arlduous duties at
l1ars that would denuilnd nomch
tilme Ind ervious work. It is ider.
stood that. tho President. hIs tei
dvI-d to Svliator (I'mnJhl of Mnry
land a place on 1hio peace coimlmis
(I1n, and that, he his declined the
offer. 'The President, now, it is
stat(Id, ii looking for another Demo
crfitic senaf1tor to tak the placo of
Sonator Gorman.
MIURDER; Till-N SUMIDE.
Ex-Ch umphen Carbiet's I'armint cod in
iII -A -h I '-k i IIRh(a lg 1tg 413.
Sail Fraitcisco, Aug. 1.-iR. J.
Corbett, farther of James J. Corbett,
the heavy. -weight pugilist, this morn
ing shot and killed his wvi f and then
tutrned the weaipont upont hinmsel f with
fatal effect. It is believed that the
munrderer was demtentedl. Hie htad
beent in ext remetly3 poor hluth i for
somet t iime. D eat h was instanttano.
eus in hot h cases.
THiE FX-enAMPlo HinocKED.
New York, Aug. l6.--Jameos J.
Corbet I. wias greatly shtocked wvhten
hie h arned the. (death of his parents.
At first ho refused to btelieve it, but
whe t.on ws as conftirmied, h
breke dlown and1( wVept like a child.
His trainiors, McVey and Whito, tried
to contsoloeim bunt tt to no puIrpose.
Corinett said that his father
must have become insane, or Ito
w~outld niot have comimitted such a
teirrile (deed.
C'orbott, atfte(r at consultationi a ith1
some4. of i s frien.d, had s'nitthing
furt her to say abhout tIhe t raigdy in
San Francise,n. Het said that his
pairenits woroe each about forty. -three
yeuars of age, anrd that the family re.
lations weore al'way~-s p)leasant. Heit
r'cei ved le itrs on Ot ait ur(day in formn.
SI him t hat his fimblier's mind ( hard
beI.comol tubalaniced, nd1 lie, t here
mottally , his faithber ceomm itted1 thIe,
doublho crime.
Cor bel t sin, id e huad t . lo'gnira phod
to San Francisco antht t he woul.
loave for thle coast this evenIinig if the
bodthicaiesr hotldl un itl h . catn arr ie.
Hie says he wvill senid his brother
Joseph hlome riuiy wy.
'' y* A 1i,-a Pool, - 1:a,.e.
A pows-rn to' bo shaikon into, the
shoues. A t t biis seasonm yon r feet, fcol
swolleni, noervotns and1 hlot, and get
tired easiIy. If you have smarting
feet or tight shioes try Allen's Foot.
Ease. It, -oalsq the feet arnd mlalos
wakig ;ay Cu res swollen and
sp)ots. Rlelieves corirs antd buntions
of all pain and gives rest and comn
fon t. Try it toqtny. S'ld by el
druggists antd shioo stores for 25ic
Trial patckaigo FaREt. Address, Allen
S. Olmsted. Le, N. v
hTATH THAVIItoE INKTITUTH.
Uitular Lotter Iaoset by the 4uperelteuId
#ut OfK 410nfition.
The superittendent of education
im making an effort to have a mumd
pleasant fuad protiblo 111uoeting for
the teachers who tueet in Colutubia
here the latter part. of this mont I.
The following circular letter hats
jist been issued, and gives much in
formation to Ihose interested il the
matter:
To the tenchers and school ofllcers
of the State:
I call your attention to the State
Instituto to ho held inl Colullibin,
August 29th to September 10th. It
is fia oppoitunity you should not
miss. The corps of regular instruo
tors in the county institutos hold
during the summer numberod 18 of
the most elicient and leading public
school nim of the Stato, anld all
these are expected to be present
each day and take part in the exer
cises and discussions, and each will
contribute the best ideas, methods
and priniciples he has obtained by
stud, observaticn nd oxperienco.
In addition, the corps of special
lecturers will till etgagements at
night and assist whenever possible
in the daily sessions.
The institute will bo held in the
delight fully located and conmodiouis
tuditorim of tho Presbyterfan col.
lege for women.
Board can hIte hd at a privato
boarding house at 75 cents per day
or $4 por week. Tho G1rand Com
tral hotel offers a rate of $1 to *1.50
pur day.
The chan1m c t) vi-it tite State cap.
&tal d 111 s e -,I V1.1 10 d.ays ik a Ielt
C01ndu-Ited working il.s1itute, 1man
aged by such a corps of instructors,
is Onto which every wide awake teach
t-r id county and city superintend
eat. will appreciato and use.
The railroads have gi-vim very low
rates, and .oil should see t hat your
agent ifts i!strilctionls inl tiio. You
will find it much to your advantage,
und o1u Itare liot Only invited, but
urged to attend.
Following is the corps of instruc
lors: T. B. Hamby, S. 11. Ehnunds,
J. W. Thompson, E. C. Coker, E. J.
Brown-, C. A. Grolasor, P"ittertion
Wardlaw, D. D. Wnllace, J. A. Boyd,
W. K. Sligh, L. W. Dick, A. J.
Thitchston, W. F. Moi!crief, Frank
Evans, W. H. Wallaco, W. H. Hand,
W. Z. McGhee, E. 1. Hielips, di
rector.
Yours respect fully,
W. 1. MArm ,
Stato Superintendent of Education.
cam.paign .4ipp,,i,ua.gat,
The rep)ort~ of the subl-commlittee
on camnpaign schedule wais adopted
as5 follows.
Aiken, Monday, August 22.
Edgfield, Tuesday, August 23.
Sidluda, Thiur-day. August 25.
Lexington, F"ridany August 2(1.
Columbia, Sat urday, Anusi't 27.
Your friends may smile
But that tired feeling
Means danger. It
Indicates implloverished
And impure blood.
This condition may
Lead to serious illness.
it should be promptly
Overcome by taking
Hood's Sarsaparilla,
Which purifies and
Enriches the blood,
Strengthens the nerves,
Tones the stomach,
Creates an appetite,
And builds upI,
Energizes and vitalizes
The whole system.
Be sure to get
Only Hlood's.
60 YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
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ScientifiC Jintrican.
euan *ofan's'"",lfl lonruc 'nor
v aror mnonthsa$. sold il in...d.,*o,,
MjN Co.e!aro"-.-New
NNYRiIYAVL PILL.S
*as e s
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
central Time Between elauabloonk aeb
sanville. Eastern Tine Between Oo.
lunsbla and Other Points.
Effootivo July 0, 1898.
Northbound. ~ 8 e
17. Daily.
Ly. Jvile, .O.&P.y ........ 8 a 0p
" avannah............ ..-... 12 p 31 2 p
Ar.0oltunibla .......... 4 (0p 424a
Ly. qhar*ton.1C1V ..... 7 80 a 89P
Ar. Coluba,................ 1065a 10
Air.parlanbi"i,~B5.~ly . 'T 15 a
Ar. Asheville ............ ,,.... 6 WP 2 46p
Ly. Auguts, So. ICY. ....... 980p
Granuiteville ...... ........ 2 10 p
Trenton........... . 8 08p 1 p
SJohuston . . lop I p
Ar. Co I imb IU. *dep .... 4 14
r t. 4611)
LYCol'bla Bland'g at... ...... 6 Jo5p 684a
" Winsboro....... . 007, p 24a
" Cheater .... .. .......... 6 641, 7 I8is
" Itook 1 ...........4. 7 201) 78 a
Ar. Charlot to ..................., 8 V, p 9 00%
Ar. Greenuoro .............., 10 43P 12 16p
Ly. (4reausboro . 10 50p
Ar. Nerfolk . . 7 A .......
SDanvllio ................. l 1 p 1 856p
Ar. Hichiond .................. 40 A 6 26 p
Ar. Washington ................ ) 42a 9 8i$p
" lt hnoro Pa. . ..,..... 03 a 11 85 p
* Phiadolphia.............10 15 a 2 a
" Now York................1I' 4U5 p u
Soutlabound. No. 37 No. 03
Drilly. Daily.
Lv. Now York, Pa. 11.14......... I t p 12 lrnt
" Pillts.0plin ................ f 66 p 8 608
SPtallinore....... ...........) 20p 6814
Lv. WA sh' toil, so. ty.. 10 411p 11168
Lv. Richond 1l........ini.-lont 12 Ols
Lv. Dinvlle ........... 1, st i y
Lv. Norfolk ........ . :1p.).
Ar. Uitaissoboro........ a 46 a ...,'
Lv. (4reviisloro........... .7 0 a 7 82p
Ch"Inlolte ............. 9 V5 a 10 20p
Iock l0l. ........... 10 20 a 11 o6p
I hs V t-cer ..-...............- 1: lu 5b a 11 87-P
W i,lisvboro. ............ - 11 41 a 1220a
r Col'bin ill"'I-t 1... 2 4in 1 87s,
mi. U.dup't... 1 1.5 p 4 00ft
JohIo3 ............ 2 68 6 0j a
... --............. - Ohl 6 26a
Grauilerflo ........ b 88p 7 07 a
Ar. Augitgn .... . 1 800a
YV.Ashov1))~.'.~~~. . 20a --oi
Lv. 1portanbil.. . 11 4 0 isp
Lv. CoI'btn. 8 C.&(4.Ry.. .. 8 0Xp 7 00&
Ar. Churlsto-........... 0 4U p 11 00a
Lv. Col'hin, P.C.&P.Ity.. 11 6 a 12 47a
Savtiinh --..........*---- 4 47 p 6 OKa
Ar . acksonville......... 0 25p 9 169
8LECEPING 04 IERVICE
Excollent dally pa,;4cor service between
Florida and New York.
Nos. 17 and 88-WaAh onniid Southw*eterA
Limited. 8ul Veatli trailu with dining
cars and first clans coles north of Charlotte.
1uiliia" draw ing I0 1le0pingt cars botween l
TamI ,Jack-onvule"vanuah, \Vashington I
and ow York.
Ptllmnait mleeping ra bvtween Charlotte
and iond.
Pillmalin dinw%ingon tleepin cars be.
tween1 tW1-consbdoro a Norfolk. Close. conneo.
ion at Norfolk foo,l) POINT COMFORT,
arriving t1oro in lijor breakfast.
Solid train, wi 'arlor varo, between
0harle"ton and A ille.
Not. 83 and 801- I. Fasit. Mall. Thronwh
ullnai drawiu ria buffet teoophiig ears be.
Dween .11n0ek4onyll ntd New York and Pull
mnini s!eepinti carm ween Anguitiit nd Qhar.
lotto. pillmnan s sing cars hetw I Jack.
sonville and Colun, en routo dn betweon
Jacksonvill Dud i via Amh ill.
FR ANK S. GANNN J. M. 1U
Third V-P. & Gentgr. t M.Whnton.
W. A. TURK, S. .HIARD iCK.
G. P. A., Washinsu. 4+. P. Atlanta.
SOUTHEDN RAIL AY*
.1
('ondenmeti4li.l-ulu, In ft
Arti4t 7, 9.
8Pyk''gN.. in3. r-..: Daly
No. 17 No. 11.
hur st la .... .. . .. 7 411a ,
Lv. Columbija.......... ...... 11 05 a ,m
" r43x1m3illy ..,..... : t a 12 05 n' it
New 1m'rry..........1 45 a 12 203 p )i
Nhe y ix......... 7 .4- a 1 13 p li
"r letowood........... 8 '20 a 1f.d, i,m
Ar'. el... . ... .. tIH 20 210 p ng
Ar. Abino ra.a.......... 'C 00 a .50 p mi
Ar. AnrnviI n .* '. 'n 4i~Op~aj
Ar'. Atlanta........... , %y '0- A
ypEx. Su D.ally
SPATT)N~. o. 18 N o. 12.1
Lv ( ~i vili ........... :4iI p 0~15
" ')01.htst............; !'.5' y 0 40 a mn
" . elarn.ston.........4 44,__ p3 6 5 a nj
y s.Aul.r,r.. .... ,j 4)u I '14an siA
lEv. I"- t on .....j 0 Cy 4 10 a n
Ar. i)o.nalds..... ' p lJ35aam
I YAbb:evilie~...........0 *i ~511 t~ni
I '.1 Ii.'4. s . ......~..~.. ~ Is ~ I .5'~a ';{
A r. (.: een wood...... '7 -40 p 2 15 i, nai
" Ninet y.Sii.......... 7 .$x p 2 3'J y ta
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IN
Dr. Miles' Nervine
A REMOY FOR THK
Effects of Tobacco.
v'IE excessive tso of tObaccO, especially
by young mien la al ways injuriois and
indoubtedly shortens life materially.
Ed. C. Ebson, compositor on the Contra
Co.,ta News, Martinez, Cal., writes, "I have
I4 Dr. Miles' Iestorativo Nervino and re -
.irod mcli boneilt fromi it. I was troubled
: cli noervousless, (tizzy spells an(d sleepless
e --, caused by the use of tobacco and stim
t"nts. I took )r. Milos' Nervino with mar
v 'mnsly good results, allaying the dizziness,
!eting the nerves, and enabling mne to
-I) and rest., proving in my caso i vory
net0cial remedy." )r. Miles' Itestorative
ervino Is especially- adapted to restoring
o norvous systti to its normal conlltion
-r iuch eircumlstauce.g. Itsoothes, heals
i4srencgthens,.
Lr Allies' iemedies
*:ol by a0 drug- . * -..
s uder a positive
larantec, tirst bottlo Nervine
:e6ts or m1onOy re- -.10toro
.ndad. Book on dis
ca.se. of the heart an<l Health
(ierve1 fre. Address,
DR. MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart. Ind.
AGENTS WANTED
In Every Oounty to Supply the
Great Popular Demand for
AVERICA'S WAR for HUMANITY
Told in Picti'c and Story.
(om1p111e al written by
ILENATOR JOHN J. IMOALLS,
of Kansas.
h111 most brilliant-ly w'itten, n.ost
profusely .an!d I-tistically illistrated,
and mo0est. intensely populir book on the
subject of 1he war wit.h Spain. Nealy
200 Superb 11 ustrations from Photos
taken especiall.v for t.ijis great, wo-k.
Agents are makinr $50 to $l10 a week
selli ng it.. A verikthle bonaniza for live
Catn vasseV-s. A pply for deseri pt,jon,
ter-is and t.ervitori at, once to
N. D. 11o1SoN PUn.sl-No co.,
St. L-uis, Mo., or Now York City.
Florida Central & Peninsular
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