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To Have It Later. Our informant was mistaken in tell og- us that the Utopia school would give a picnic on Saturday, '.omor row. It has been decided by the school to give a picnic, but the date will be fixed some time later. A Strawbetry Festival. The Ladies Society of the Thompson Street Church, are arranging to give a strawberry festival soon, about the sec ond week in May. It will be a pleasant and most enjoyable occasion, and the ladies should have a large crowd present. A Doctor's Bad Plight. "Two years ago, as a result of a se trecold, I lost my voice." writes Dr . fbrough, of HFbron, Ohio, 4iben began an ob-stinate eough. Every remedy known to me as a prac ticing physician for 35 years, failed, and I daily grew worse. Being urged to try Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Cougbs and Colds, I fonnd quick relief, and for last ten days have felt better than for two vears'' Positively guaranteed for Throat and Lung troubles by all drug gists. 50e. and $1 00 bottle. Trial free. Early closing at Prosperity. The following merchants of Prosperity, 8. C., will close their stores at 6 o'clock beginning May 12, and ending Aug 30 Saturdays accepted. B. B. Schumpert & Co., * Morris & Wicker, Bowers & Dominick, Schumpert & Lester, Hawkin's Bros., Moseley Bros., S. S. Birge, F. Bobb. Shot In His L4ft Leg For ,11 kinds of sores, bruises, or other wounds DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is a sure cure. Skin diseases Yield to it at, once. Never fails in cases t of piles. Cooling -and healing. None genuine but DeWitt's. Beware of coun- c terfeits. "I suffered for many years from a sore caused by a gun shot wound in my left leg," siys A. S. Fuller, Eng lish, nd. "It would not heal and gave y me much trouble. I used all kinds of remedies to no purpoee until I tried t DOWitt'a Witch Hazel Salve. A few c boxes completely cured me." W. E. Pehaw & Son. A)WrItSof KeetingS in West End. A series of meetings will begin at West fnd Baptist church on next Sunday. I Elcept on Saturdays the services will be at night only. Praise and prayer ser- a ices at 7:30 P. M. preaching promply ( at&8o'clock. -. The church and pastor most cordially t lavite the public at large to attend the 1 - eetigs. T hose who love the Lord are ~ -arnestly entreated to pray for the bless ings ofrGod -on th~e work. N. N. Burton, Pastor. ~ sayed aMany aTimne. t Don't neglect coughs and colds even f i issprng.Such cases often result sert y at this season just because a people are careless A ose o n Minate Cough Cure will remove all danger. Absil1utely safe Acts ate once Sure cure for coujghs, colds, cru,grip, bronchitis, and otbher th roat I awd oug troubles "I have used One Miante Cough Cure several years, says Postmaster C. 0. Dawson, Barr, Ill. "It is the very best cough medicine on n the market. It has saved me many a is evere spell of sickness and I warmly e -recommend It " The children's favor he, W. E. Pelham &Son. a t] 1802-1902. -- The honor of being the first girls', e school In the South to celebrate its C C6ntennial will belong to the Salem a -. Feinale Academy at Winston-S4lem, N. 0, May 23-29 this year. It goes with out saying that this event will greatly advance the great educational move- 1 ment now pulsating so strongly throughout the Old North State. Wields a Sharp Ax. Millions marvel at the multitude off maladies cut off by Dr King'. N.ew Life Pills-the most distressing too. Stoma e, Liver and Bowel trouiles-Dys- ~ pepsia, Loss of Apoetiue. Jand ies, t) Biliousness, Fever, Malaria. all fall be Sfore these wonder workers. 25c. at all * druggists. Low Rate. will ContiUe-b *The railroads have decided to continue the cheap rates to the Charleston Expo- t sition during the month of May, and on every Tuesday and Thursday of this month the rates will be the same as those * for Tuesday during this month. By this new arrangement there will be two days ' out of every week when the rates will be a remarkably low. This ought to enable 0 every one to go and see the really great show. * "A neighbor ran in with a bot-le of Chamberlain's Colic, Crnolera and Diarrhoea Remedy when my son was sufferinge with severe cramps and wast given up as beyond hope by my regular ' physician, who stands bigh in bis pro- a fession. After administering three dos-s of it, my son regained conscious ness and recovered entire-ly within twenty-four hours," says Mrs. Mary Halter, of Mt. Crawford? Va. This Remedy is for sale by W. E. Pelhanm & .I Son. A Sp-eiat Train for Chaerleten. The Southern Railway will run a .1 special train today, Tuesday, April 29t.h , to Charleston. Leavir,g New berry about 9 A. M., arriving at Char leston at 3:35 P. M. This train is to~ run to accommodate the tra~vel to,r Charleston Exposition. Cars will go. throng b to Charleston without change.] Fare $2 50 for the round triD. I hope as many as possible will take advantage of this train. J. A. Burton, Agent. The Riser Millinery Company has jnist received a supply of the laetnvlisi asadt i mites foveltidesinhats war. tril mngse thbfor ou wea.Cl and see them before you buy. VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT. DEl See notice to creditors The Some of our citizens are eating straw >erries from their gardens. The potato bug was here to meet the T >ants as they came out of the ground. list It seems that some of the Democratic last :lubs failed to meet and reorganize last Cou eek. Moi J. G. Daniels, Jeweler and optician, bee ants to fit you with eyeglasses if you 2eed them. F The County Convention will meet S Uonday. The delegates should be C ?rompt in assembling. D Mr. P. F. Baxter announces that he and will sell ice delivered at his ice house at H t5cts per h-. idred pounds. See ad. sing The Contractor with his force of work- S nen will be here in a few days to begin E ork putting in our sewerag*- system. kin No one has yet made a move in the di- D ection of the early closing. Some one tart the petition and let it go into effect. The tax executions have been placed G n the hands of the sheriff for collection. non rhe list is some larger than that of last V ear. We understand that Chas. P. Pelham E as secured a position in Dallas Tex., se tnd will remain there in the insurance H. >usiness. Ant W. E. Hunt & Co. have gone into )ankruptcy The fir:n operated a 5 and o cts store here, and did a pretty good TN )usiness PreE C' Most of those who went to Dallas, Tex- H. s to attend the Confederate reunion D tave returned and were highly pleased nes vith their trip. nest J. H. Hair the down town barber is ouching up the interior of his shaving )arlor and in a few days will have one l >f the neatest plac-s in the city. Cl Some of the young men of the city are E: hinking of building a bathing pool near Croi he city, and an effort is being made D o organize for that purpose. If you are Cha alled on give the committee your name. Mr. G. E. Folk arrived in town yester [ay and will spend a few days with rel- U tives and friends. He has been in lharleston and will leave next week for jis duties in Washington, P. C. Dr Col J. C. Boyd, of Greenville, who is Whi , candidate for Adjutant and Inspector ;eneral in the coming campaign, is a >rother-in-law of Mr. 0. F. Wearn, of O his city, and he has many friends in Fi ewberrv. Mr T. 0 Stewart, Jr. announces him elf in this paper as a candidate for Coun- H. y Supervisor. Mr. Stewart is a steady, Turt dustrious and hardworking young Wis ian and would serve his county well in bat capacity. Se Mr. William W. Cromer. is announced D s a candidate for Auditor. He is a de- LonI erving young gentleman and is at pres- Li ut filling the office with credit to him- Se lf and satisfaction to the general pub- DE iC. He makes a good public officer. c.1 The second annual convention of the G. F outh Carolina Banker's Association will leet in Charleston on the 7th and 8th 2sts. Mr. Jno. M. Kinard, President Job f the Commercial Bank, of this city, is K.b . Vi memtber of the executive comnmittee of de association.E The city authorities have been inform- est. d that the hose wagon ordered has been De ompleted and is now in the paint shop c. g ud will be ready for shipment in a few e reeks. The committee on fire depart- se aent is now looking to making arrange - Cc aents for a place to keep it, and will L. A kely get Mr. A. T. Brown to buy the D orse- Shea - Shea Personal. U Mrs. Win. P. Houseal returned Tuesday Vi om a visit to friends in Columbia. Se Mrs J. M. Wheeler, of Prosperity Dc isited her daughter Mrs. H. Hf. Rikard Wil riis week. Col. Ellison S. Keitt was in the city Vednesday. He was looking well and is friends were glad to see him and hear () in talk. MI Win. P. Houseal of the Lutheran Visi- cau~ r is attending the North Carolina Syn- ac d which is in session this week at Con- tric ord, N. C. and sure Our old friend and former townsman, ma V. Snerrard Scott, of Newberry, spent acb everal days with friends in town dur- Cha ng he past week.-Cliuton Gazette, Bitt Mrs. 0. B. Mayer left for Greenville his morning to be the guest of Mrs as H. Morgan. Mrs. Mayer has made in any warm friends during her visit to den his city who will always be delighted to .wn relcome her again.-Spartanburg Jour- our Lal, 29th- so fr __________ed c rect De&ath of a child. Bs Clarence, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. youi .V WPayne, died on Wednesday after- ven oon and was buried in West End cem r tery on Thursday. Funeral services , sm ere held at the home, conducted by 'Si.v< evs. N. N Burton and G. E. Edwards of t simi ________-- tell A VALUABLE MEDiCINE W. For Cooghs a'nd Cold- in bildren. ceni "I ha.ve not tbe slightest besitaucy in -ecomending Chamberlain's Cough iemedy to all who are sutiering from sougns or colds," says Chas. M. Cramer. Esq, a well known watch maker, of r Joombo, Ceylo,n. "It has been some 1 ,wo years since the City Dispensary iso irst 'alled my attention to this valua- duri >e medicine and I have repeatedly | rate sed it~ and it has always been bene icial It has cured mne quickly of all shst e .lds It is especially effee-ive or children and s-idom takes more ~hau one bottle to cure them of b, arse 2es. I bave persuaded many ti, try ~his valu ible medicine, and they are all is well pleased as myself over ihe re- li ults." For sale by W. E. Pelb,-m & ot oth' IOCRATIC CLUBS REORGANIZED. Clubi of the County Met Saturday and Elected Officers and Delegates to the County Convention. be following is a continuance of the of clubs that met and reorganized on Saturday, electing delegates to the nty Convention which will meet on iday. Several of the clubs have not i heard from: TOWNSHIP NO. I. elena Club-President, J. L. Epps. cretary, B E. Julian. ounty Executive Committeeman, T. Roebuck. elegates to Convention, Arther Kibler T. G. Williams. artford Club-President, F. L. tay ,er. !cretary, L E Summer. xecutive Committeeman, P M Haw elegate to County Convention, J. W. rick. TOWNSHIP NO. 2. armany Club-President, B F. Can ice-President, J. J. H. Brown. Tretary, J. A. McGraw. xecutive Committeeman, B. B Leitz elegates to County Convention, J. J. 3rown, J S. Ruff, C. L. Leitzsey and ine Buzhardt. TOWNSHIP NO. 3. t. Pleasant Club, Ellison S. Keitt, ident. unty Executive Cammitteeman, J inith. elegates to County Convention, Er Glymph, Andrew Willingham and Smith. TOWNSHIP NO. 4. Ing Lane Club-Pi esident, Dr. R. C. isle. cretary, A. C. Sligh. ecutive Committeeman, Charlton uer. legates to County Convention, T. E. ndler and C. M. Folk. TOWNSHIP NO. 8. opia Club-President, W. I. Herbert. cretary, I. H Boulware ecutive Committeeman, J. F. Scum legates to County Convention, J. S. eler, I. H. Boulware and D L Ham. TOWNSHIP NO. 9. Neall Club-President, G. S. Moore. rst Vice-President, J. H. Koon. cond Vice-President, Pat W. Shealy. unty Executive Committeeman, J. oon. ~legates to County Convention, J. C. Ler, W. P. Pugh, J H. Koon, J. A. and G. S. McDre. ilton Club-President, C. B. Earle. cretary, E. E. Sligh. ~legates to County Convention, D. I. and C. B. Eargie. berty Club-President, N. R. Lester. cretary, G. F. Hunter. legates to County Convention, R. T. unter, J. 0. Moore, N. R. Lester and .Hunter. TOWNSH IP NO. I0. ly Street Club-President, J. A. C. ce-President, P. B. Ellisor. ~cretary, W. B. Boinest. ~ecutive Committeeman, W. B. Boin ~legates to County Convention, J. A. ibler and J. P. Cannon. ntral Club-President, J. D. Shealy. cretary, W S Seybt. unty Executive Committeeman, A. ~legates to County Convention, C. R. ly, P. 0. W. Setzler and J. D. iion Club-President, M. M. Long. ce-President, W. F. Enlow. cretary, M. L. Strauss. tecutive Committeeman, J. K. Epps. ~legates to County Convention, T. J. on, L I. Feagle, and T. L. B. Epps. The Great Disn.al Swamp. Virginia is a breeding ground of tria germs. So is low, wet or marshy md every where. These germs e weakness, chills and fever, aches 1e bones and muscles, and may in dangerous maladies. But Elec Bitters never fail to destroy them cure malarial troubles. They will ly prevent typhoid. "We tried y remedies for Malaria and Stom and Liver troubles," writes John rston, of Byesville, 0 , "but never d anything as good as Electric ers." Try them. Only 50c. All gists guarantee satisfaction. A Gentle Hint. our style of climate', with its sud changes of temperature,-rain, and sunshine often intermingled single day,-it is no wonder that aidren, friends and relatives are -equently taken from us by neglect olds, half tbg deaths resulting di ly from this cause. A bottle of :hee's German Syrup kept about home for immediate use will pre ,serious sickness, a large doctor's and perhaps death, by the use of e or four doses. For curing Con prion, HIemorrbages, Pneumonia, re C.'ughs, Croup, or any disease be Throat or Lungs, its success is >ly wonderful, as5 your druggist will y o G -t a s imple bottle free from Pelham & Soa. Regular size. 75 's Get Green's Special.Almanac. ATES TO EXPOSITION. BE COLUMBIA. NEWBERR{Y & L'uen-s railroad will sell excur tickts to (harle~ston and return n the Exoosition at the following s:Prom Newherry, S. C. f' " Tickts on sale daily lim p.j tired to return Junre3, 1902 77 (Tickets on sate daily, S )limited to return 10 days S Tickets on sale Tues ).r) Jdays and Thursdays, Led to return seven days. :rres mondingly reduced rates from ~r points. MR. J. EPPS BROWN. Assistant to General MaImg(-r of Souther Bell Telephone Company. While in Atlanta a few days agc among other former Newberrians, it wa our pleasure to meet Mr J Epps Brow who left Newberry a few years ago and a son of Dr T. E. Brown, who at on time represented this county very accept ably in the State Senate Young Mr. Brown who is now in Atla;t holds a very responsible position with th Bell Telephone, as chief clerk to th General Manager, which is in realit Assistant General Manager, and as th General Manager is absent most of th time it amounts to his being practicall in charge of the business about half of th time and so far as we could observe an hear he was giving entire satisfaction an was in direct line for further jr6mution W e were pleased to see he was doing s well for he is competent, obliging an efficient. The company has a very hand some building and well equipped office for all departments. Mr. Tom Brown, a brother, is also ii the telephone business and is in charg of the exchange at Elberton, Ga, We found in this office in A.tlant; another who has many acquaintances it Newberry, Mr. C. I. Parks, who at on( time represented the Atlanta Journal it this secti6n and later traveled for the Car olina Manufacturing Company. He de sires to be remembered to his Newberr: friends Mr. J W. Smith is another Newbe:r: boy who has gone to the front in railroa< circles. and who has headquarters ir Atlanta. He is Southern representativ of the Merchnr.ts and Miners ' ran po tation Company. There are many other Newberrians it Atlanta who seem to be doing well Wt saw Jeff Foot and Jim Bowers but oniN for a few minutes as our stay wa, necessarily short. A Morry Heart Comes from eating good bread. ThE Book says, "Eat bread and let ih heart be merry." But to have a merrv heart, the bread must be? good. and t< have it good, you lnust use good flour which the game means Branford'; "Clifton." We have gained the lead by virtue of purity and quality, anc we propos. to keep it, if purity anc uality will do it,. If you wa it satis faction in baking, ask for "Clifton' lour. Good for Rheumatisma. Last fall I was taken with a very severe attack of muscular rheumatistr which causea me great pain and anuoy ance. After trying several prescrip ions and rheumatic eures, I decided tc se Chamberlain's Pain Balm. which ] ad seen advertised in the South Jer seymen. After t wo applications of this Remedy I was much better, and aftex uing one bottle, was completely cured -Sallie Harris, S9lem. N. J. For salE y W. E Pelham & Son. SPECIAL NOTICES. ~ERANIUMS FOR SALE - Plant ~and cuttings. Call on R. J M,ll.er, .O to Copeland Bros. for Stylist ~Sh oes,Slippers, Dress Goods, Clothb ing, Hats and Shirts. Prices less bar elsewhere. T WO milk cows for sale. Also HolstinE bull for service. Apply to f&t 2t.TTos. F. Harmon. YOUNG JACK for service. Appl3 to A. L. Knighton. tfM. M. BUFORD. ~IG line of Straw Hats, at Copeland SBros, AVE things up to date. Send youi ICollars and Cuffs to Newberr3 Steam Laundry. OCOPELAND BROS. can show you s beautiful line of Men and Boyi [og (:ut Shoes. Styles right and pricei low. - - 'TOREHOUSE for Rent-For sale 'or rent. Also a two-horse farm t( rent. A pply to Antine Buzhardt. t&f t: 1 PECTACLES AND EYEGLASSES SDo your eyes ache and burn al night? I have the best trial case for fitting Spectacles and Eyeglasses, and can fit the most difficult eyes, with the proper glasses. I have fitted glasses for the best people in the county anc can fit you. I use only the best grade rystaline lenses. Come and give me a trial and be convinced. Strictly one price to all. GUY DANILELS, Jeweler and Optician. ANOTHER big lot of Men's Soft A Bosom Sbirts-white and c'olored just received at Copeland Bros. Specia values at 50c., 75c. and S1.00. 0 bundle too smwall, none itoo large. Ntoh have our attention. Newberry Steam Laundry. FdoT I a pretty Dress you want 'dntworry about it, but go straighbt o Copeland Bros., and satisfaction i: yours, both in style and prices. F you have fault to find do not besi tate to tell us. All complaints art srefully considered at the Newberra Steam Laundry. C LEAN LINEN pays. In order t< have it tuis way send it to New berry steam Laundry. ALL at The Herald and News oflier for Labor cotitracts. Rent con tracts, Lien s, e: c. A LL bus,ine-.s t hat's business is"r ciproc Iy" business. We Lell those who nielp us; it pass us and therm The Newberry steam Laun'dry. It dosn't pay to be a mile behind the band wagon. Be in it anc let the other fellw dc the following. Morel Send your laundry tc the Newberry Stearr Lundry. GIR LIM FIGURE% HOW MARRIED WOMEN MA) RETAIN THEM. Besides, comely to the extent of sweetness. -r: and y:etry, ,ten i loe thee power, ien nat t it, penid if getailon imlposes upon them 1 d ty of Lh;i(-',;rthi. Properly u nd er 6tuod, mioth--rhood e is a seison of Pleasant :inticipa Lion. only in rare cases is it m:de so however, without , artificial aid. A liniment f o r outsid use, is preferable to anything else. Mo t L e r's Frie id, if used Vinrouh- - - - DUt tue entire period of pregnancy, will soothe and relax t tiss.es, soften the muscles, :mnd make e:itic t dons and snpIle sinews. This celel)rated liniment removes stiffness a promotes ex pansion of the i bres when indor stra Your body i- a nath ne of lIsh, mu - e. and. b-n and Mlther's Friend is used fir te purpt.-e Ilubric::ting thes parts tax,I during rezaicy can work no iniury to inolthr or ciid. It is a plied external.y to the :1 m re,.:ioins. effect i, w(oderful anid w rthv a trial. Of your drug;.t-. at $.1.00 p-r hwt-. You are welcome i. wur book "Motherhood." TH'E BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO ATLANTA, GA. The Fidelity Mutual Lif Insurance Company, Philadelphia. Mr B F Gnidfin, one of the mo promiaent metrchants o' Newberi writ".s u ns follows: Newberry, S. C, April 9t.b, 1902. Mr. F G. Spearman. Gen. Agt., NeN berry, S3 . Dear Sir: Arter a thorougrh exat) ination of the plans anid security offere me by the Fidelity Mntual Life Insu anice Company, and after a careful con parison of its ratt-s and policies wit thos.e of other c impanies, bothb of whic were .submi?tted to me for my accep ance. I took a policy in tbe Fidelit on my life for four thousand, and lati took out t wo more thousand. You ca lufer how highly I regard your cot pan'y. I[advise all desiring Insurance to il vestigate the Fidelity 's plans before ii suring. With best wishes. Yours truly, B F. GRIFFIN. 5AVINGs BANK LIFE INstURANCE. Life Insurance is the best Saving Bank. 1st. Because, if y )u die after makin the first deposit, your family reciv many time- as much as you have depo 2nd. After having made annual di posits for more than three se ears, y( can borrow at a reasonable rate ti loan value of the policy, withbout otbh security. For rates and terms for insurance, < an agency, apply to F. G. SPEAR)fA~N. Gen. Agt., Newberry, S. C. IOE! ICE! |ICE My Ice House is Noi Open for the Season. See me before makin1 your arrangements fo your supply. The BEST SERVICE AT MODERATE PRICES, A contiuance of you liberal patronage is re que sted. S. B. Jone A BRAINY MAN I T 1 T A ESth e Ja y s w ) e a r n L u P ) ' w o n - to buy a s. suchAi man! ui 1: aLt once' -ee thet fo ly of buiyinlg. a Ibt in mnixed paint, for be i'- p:tying~ iover $1pr aniICI tot' a l0o TI - ~eed oil t>ut in 'a 'tan and itelk-d paint. Longmlau ~& Mar i z Painl i' a '.mil lpa'm. and y niL mix I *g~allo'n of oli withi try gaiun o. the paint. The Newberry Hardware Co.. SOLE AGENTS, -NFWRFDUIY. - S. C. nLn lobS S1.M Have you Visited our If not, come ar show you about and pretty thing visit us. All buyi have something I , Economical bu n to their interest C Mlow and qualitiE low prices mea Not so with us. our counters, all i chandise, as che e sort, much chea run. Stylish buy in mind that we the times in all di Small buyers because they will the utmost cor get value receiv( amount they ma: Large should coi stock is complet good, our prices c Shoes, Millinery Goods, Colored a Goods, Silks al Goods, Lawns, I Corsets, Hosier Handkerchie~fs,%\ Sbrellas, Domestic Sprices to please y byou in our store. D)ON'T S s When we advertise we I advertise to sell and sell flying. 5000 2 Ibocans i other Bargains sold in le There are some who after the early bird has< uthen say, why you ad ver egoods We say to tn-ese ments, come at once, f There are those who tak opportunity. -IhERE IS AN0ThER EYi 1,500 Cans 31b Tomatoes, 10c per 2,000 31b cans Syrup apples, best 1,500 31b cans Pie Peaches, 8c pe. 1,000 21b cans Syrup Peaches 8c 1,000 31b cans Danish Cabbage, 5, 1,500 21b cans Blackberries, 9e pe 500 21b cans Cherries, (good enou We have bargains for every one ir Clothing and Shoes. We bought our *to keep warm. New goods arriving dE Yours f< 0. KLE KODAKS! If you are .open to conviction and would like to get the best KODAK made, buy the r EAST MAN. We carry a full line of~ KODAK MOUNTS, DEVELOPING PAPER I and FILMS. We will be glad to~ have you call and see our line before buying. SMayes' Bookstore... OwER Co., Store this Spring? d let us tell and our many new rs. You should 3rs should. We :o interest all. yers will find it ts our prices are s good. Often i shoddy stuff. No seconds on :lean good mer ip as the other .per in the long ers should bear are abreast of :partments. should visit us be treated with isideration and )d for whatever / spend with us. me because our e, our qualities :rrect. Ourlines , Ribbons, Dry nd Black Dress I kinds, White .inens, Linings, Y, Underwear, rash Goods, Um s of all kinds at ou.Let uzs see. LEEP ave the goods, but we we do. Goods go a omatoes and a lot of ~ss than two weeks. awake at last, come aught the worm and tise and dont have the , Watch our advertis or delay is dangerous. e advantage of every SOPENER! can. grade, 8c per can. er can. per can. h for Prince Henry) 9o per can. every line, especially Dry Goods, ~oods while competitionIwas blowing ~ily. r the best at the lowest, ['TNER. The Fair and Square Dealer. MA YES' Oompound ExtactSarsaparilla "Keeps YOU Well." In the spring your system needs a gene ral toning up. Our Sar saparilla is a good Tonic. You can also keep your Hogs, Cattle and Horses healthy by using Our Own Condition Powders. Large Package 25 Cents. Prescriptions Carefully Filled at Maes' Dr Store.