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SOCIAL P Tho entertainment t:f the Fort night.ly Club by Mrs. Lambert W. Jones on last Tuesday afternoon at five o'clock lias added another do lightful affmir to Nowberry's long list of soeial oventi Tho Alujor Jones honesteaid, in (11 spacious balls and parlorti of which thi, en tertainuent was given has been the scene of niany hospitable and pleas ant occasions in days which are past, and around it cling many pleasant memories, addig all the more to the enjoyment of the guests on Tie-day afternoon. Mrs. Jones iv a charming hosress, and showed herself fully equal to the deft art requirmd of her it, ar ranging for the pleasure of her guests in the manner in vogue I beim latter day s She was gracefully assisted by her ) ;ung friends and nioves, Nfissos Heplen Mower, Nancy PI,1 Az,llt Pool, Lizzio 01mili, andi Agnes Summor. T hI d', ('Coi tlions (f Iho roo ils w er o , ivy anti iagnolia. The color seheio was approprinto to t he season, boi, g cherry and white, showing in the cherry punch, t he fresh chorrips decorating the punch table, the rib bon cake, the cream topped with Maraschino chorries, and t he score a-irds, whichi were tiisilly hand Someo, hand painltod bunchlles of ellirivs, t work of a Nowberry artist, Miss Doumchka Martin. The pune bowl wits presided over by one or more of thoe young ladies itad erry punch was servol. Thomo prvsornt we(r(%. Mrs. T. C. Pool. Mrs W. H. Carwilt. Ars. ,,as A. Burton. As. I. jC. Jol Mlrs. Wml-. E,. P'vibatn. Ars W. 11. Hunt. Mrs. A. If. I'oples. Mrs. J. W. MJ. Simnmons. Mrs. Jos. E. ':orwood. Ars. 0. MeR. Holmes. Mrs. S. J. Wooten. A rs. Burr H. .1ohnstote. Mrs. F. Z. Wilson. Mrs. G. U. Sale. Mrs. B. M. Dennis. Mrs. Jnas. McIntosh. Mrs. A. P. Pifor. Mrs. D. F. Pifer. Mrs. Frank R. Hunter. Mrs. Wm. L. Seabrook. Mirs. F. A. Schuminprt. Mirs. Eduard Scholtz. Mliss Mtary Burton. Mliss Laura Blease. Mliss Mlimio Alerrimion. AMiss Potbury, of WaIshlington, D. C. A very pleasniit hour was spent at muggins. Airs. Jos. 10. Norwoodl wvas awvarded t he Ii rst priz/o, 31 whiite aigretto of satin >.ud1 flowersi, lad Mirs. Drury Fani Pifer wa3s t he rei. pienit Of t he consolation in~ the shape of a dainty13 bottle of delicious wine. ** Mliss Hiarriett e Meclvr IlaeavellI v'ery charnmngly' ai graciously en tertainted her music cliass ait six o'clock Satuiirday a fter'noonti . D)a1inly refreshmients werel served. Miss Elsie D)uvall, oif Cherawv. Miss Lucile D)ickert. Mliss Adel i no Johnlstonre. Miss Ethyl Bowers. Miss Ruby Summer. Miss Bnatrae ico Bd.nbaugh, Mliss Mlarthia Johnstone. Miss. Corrie Hanvirdl. Miss Ednaii Hipp1. Miss Lucy Wright. Miss Marie Whitak"r. Miss Margaret, Williamson. Miss Lera Long. Mists Maye Langford. Miss Mariet ta Langford. Mliss Juanita Lanigford. Miss Hielent Smit.h. Miss Verna Summer. Mii; Alice Aull. Miss 013a West. Miss Sarah Gloggans. Miss Ruby .Goggans. Mliss Reaba3 Bouknight. The "Sorosis" at Prosp)eri ty was most charmingly entertained by Mrs. F. E. Schuimpart on Tuesday after noon at. 5T o'clock in honor of Miss Francis Rawl and1 Miss Madge Fort of Marion. The book discuised was "The Leopard's Spots,"' and inters. ing papers were read by Miss RawI, Mrs. J. 8. Wheeler and Mrs. F. E. Solhumpeat. At the previous moor ing "The Crisis" was discussed and the northern arnd southern views awore very interest ing. After t he E WBEQ Q Y I reading of the papers the hostess distributed pamphlets on which were written the names of some of the characters in the different books that have been discussed by the club. rhe letters in thon had been some what changed and necessitated just ia little thinking on the part. of the members. The prize was won by Miss Annie 1elle WiRe. Delightful refreshnemts were served. Tkoso present were: Mrs. C. T. Wyche. Mrs. G. Y. Hunter. Mrs. Wm. Moseley. Mrs. Maggio Russell Wheeler. Miss May Lee Barre. Miss Lula Moseloy. Miss Annie Belle Wise. MIs8 Eva Lester Miss Blanche Kibler. Alist Marie Roagin. Miss Bessio Bowers. Aliss Lilla Bowers Tho vi-itors wore: Mrs. J. I Fellers. Mliss Miinnie Fellers. Miss Fort. * Miss Lucilb Wiso entertained the young ladies of the graduating class of the graded school Friday night. The June National Magazine. Tho beautiful girl graduate, whose likeness adorns the cover of the June Nattional, rellects the lightness and chari) of the fir8t Summer number of the popular Boston monthly. Followiig June time, a picture and poem frontispiece by Louise Lewin Matt-hows, the number opens with Mr. Chapple's Affairs at Washington, tifteen pages of snapshot sketches anil piet ure of life at the nation's %'ital. John Hicks, in Our Island it, tho Tropics, depicts life in Porto Hiio. Curiously intimate are the porsonal recollections of General Gratu's Life in tho Field, by "An Oflicer of His Personal Staff." Charles Ferguson continues his bril limit. exposition of The Genius of Business; Frank E,berle tells how fortiuem have boon won and lost n 'I'he Kansas-Missouri Zinc District; Dalbas Lore Sharp contributes a stir ring story of his oncounter with a huge blacksnake-first of a dozen nature papers he has written for the National; F. W. Cobur discusses The Re~actiomsats in Art ; F"rank Ptut. nam's Note and (Commuent touches Ilighntly) on various phases of American life, and General Charles Dick and Albert L. Clugh write of Akron, Ohio, and1( Manchester, New Hlamp shire, respect.ively. Tlwo readab)le art icles on American railroading, a sketch of one of America's greatest advert isinig exports and1 a page en graving of the newv cup defender Ito. I iamce are t imely features Eva llamiipton IPrat her of Atlanta con. ribut es a remarkable novelet te of old slavery days-LittlerownAnn-and...l[( ot her tine storie's are printed from lhe i.s of Norman H. CJroweoll of Iowa, V. .H. Ljancaister of Lon isiana, La4von ( a Cheneiy of Wisconisin, (Clarenice Hawkes of Mtassachuiset.ts inu,n 11. MacLean Hlelliwell of Ont a io. The nutmber is lavishly illus ('-.ared Rlagamunffinsi ~cLharng reen tjiptothJ CtyofNe Yor, oe o th ataheif tiae rms a eenthe triblte Citd-orgnw grone ofth mereiteso npae wA feronugent imresearh our anceri prtisimgl corepoiinent, suceeed toas lehaerdait.in thae tharfi the osilon It proved to be a characteristic march ~ and two-step) entitled "The Colored Ragamuffins." lie also located ther publishers, (The Lyceum Putblishing 3o., 111 East 14th Street, New York.) cl ~vho granted us p)ermission, after much at )ersuasioni, to p)rint a small e.xtract from N ~he march which we annex for the bone-W it of our readecrs,.e BARTHQUAKH IN ASIA MINOlt. Melazgherd, a Town of Five Hundred Houses, on the Enphrates, is Destroy ed and Many Lives Lost. The foreign offico at. London has received some details from the Britiah consul at Erzeroum regarding the recent eart hquake at Melazgherd, according to which a strong earth. quake shock, lasting thirty seconds, was felt oti the morning of April 29, throughout the entire district be. tweon Lake Van and the Russian frontier and as far west as Kharput. The town of Melazgherd, consisting of five hundred houses, was dest royed and much havoc was wrought in the' surrounding villages. Col Khlit .Bey, commanding the garrison of of Melazgherd, with his whole family, three other otiners and eighty sol diers, perished in Ihe ruins. Lient Uol Tayib Bey, w hose family 1rished, Lecame insane. The telegraph operator who sent the news of the catastrophe said he bitmself was badly injured. and that bis wife tnd tister hlid beer I;illed The foreign Aflive appeb d ftr sob erilption- for Ohw relief of the di,ti :ute Mohaimlmeuias al( Chri-tilf's ,f the iMeltzgherd (litri-t.. ANOTHE'R ACOUN'T. Vice Consul Ojalvo, at Erzoroumn, Turkey, reports to the State depart nent at Washington that ant earth juake inl the canton of Moehzgherd, litrict of Bitlis, onl 'ho 29th of April, ,aused the doath of 500 peold mi left the city in ruins. The shie.k was strongly felt, in Erzerouin, a journtl, of thirty eight bours, anid throw Ile people into a panic. MaNthy of hthm turned their stables, which are Iilt level with the ground, into sleeping apartments, for greater security. SUMMIN(I UP1' Tl: DAMAO-. Advices to (utitantinople. front Asiatic Turkey show that. a it trriblo earthqtiale occurred A pril 28 at Molazgberd, ill tho vilayet of 'a, eight' miles soUtIMst, of l"rz0ril1. on the Euphrates. The town was totally destroyed, with its enti r pop ulation, tn tubering 2,000 souls, ini aluding 700 Armenias, as woll sit the troops forming the garrison uf Melazghord. Ii addition over 4100 houses inl neighbering vilhiges e,d In a boxing coltest. in Savatitial on Thursday niglit Jim Jeffords knocked out Georgo Feoly, who Lever regained consciounness iil lied from t he effects oIf t he blow. l'hs coroner's jury dlischl rged J1of fords but it is thought. the mattor nuay be brought to thle alttention of he grand jury. Jimn Pruitt, colored, living in t he Jross Anchor section of Spartatn *)ug, went to iSpartanburg last week 'umnd appeared before Magist rat. Kirby with a pitiful t ale- how somie evhite men several days before lad tken himit from his homne antd ad Ilinist.eredI a severe beating. Th' '-ace will be inuvest-igat od. The negro sould assign 11 noc for sneh pun1 shmenit. BLACGK)RAUGHT THE ORIGINAL LIVER MEDICINE A sallow comitplexion, dizzinessm, b)ihiousnesOs anl.dI a coatedl tonguei ar*e cornmnon mdicationsg of liver and kidney dIise'ases. Stio, inmel n bowvel troubles, severe ans thei.y are. though lesi painfunl at thetu si rt m. ar much harder to enre. Theld Iford' 'g lacuk-Dra)iught nev-er fails toi ie.~' fit d ise.asedt Iiv~er ande we(,uaened k iii noys. It stirs up theo torpid li ver to throw off the g'rmis of leven d aguie It is a cet'lain revenit ive ofcoeaand Blrigh1t's dliseaise of the kidneys. W\ith kidneys ret iuforced by 'Theduford 's )lack D)raughit thtousands of pertsons have dwelt iuinunn in the midst of 5,e.. low feve'r. Meany f;aniieos live in perfect healh mal have no otheIr doctor tha loT'hed ford01's IBlack D)irught. It is aht.ys on handi for us in li anI emerJgen cy a l saves iniany ex 1enive cal ls of ai doct or. Moliins, S. C., /'.arch, 10, 19)01. I have us1e(ld hefrd's I1Iek.Draught for three y'ea.--s arnd I hae not ha.d tigo to a doctor sinc-e I have been taking~ it it is the best meidkIine for met that is3 troubles and dyspepsia and other' complaints. R(ev. A. Ci. LEW IS. Stock ('ertificate. F HIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE TIIATl L the un dersigned has lost his stock ~rtificates Nos. 6 and 61lin the cajpit:al ock of The Newberry Cotton Seed Oil. til and Fertilizer Company, and has ade application for duplicate cert ili-| tes. D .IAIE To the Public at Large! Seeing the tieed of an organiza t ton looking to giving cheap pro teet ion im this county, we take pleasure in recom mending to the people as a whole, the Workmen's Unioin Protective Association of America, as beinr the best thing inm the way of sic , accident I11d burial benefits, inexistence. We write from the age of 12 to 65. It costs $2. 10 for a policy, and if yotu are sick one week, we pay you $; per' weel'ndat thedeath of at member $5 W a burial-fund is pail. Any one wishing protec tion aginst'sickness or accident at cost, ean get. it by applying to either Eigeie S. Werts, Secre tary and Treasurer, J. W. Ear hardt, President, or J. W. Reeder, Comoty Agent. Newberry, S. C March 20, 1903. This is to certify tivit I am a member of the Newberry bivision of the Work men's Union Protective Association of America, and I take pleasure in recom mending it to those who %%ahit protec tion in case of sickness or death. I was sick several days, and upon presenting my claim to the Secretary and Treas urer, was paid promptly the six dollars benefit due me. I again heartily recoi mend tie company as an excellent one, and thoroughly responsible. Very respectfully, G. B. Summer. This is to certi fy that I am a member of the Workmen's Union Protective Association of' America, and aim proud of it. I was sick one week and upon presenting my claim to the Secretary an Tlre asrer. was Paid plrom1ptly the six tiollars be'nef it due me. I take pleas ure in r-ecoimending the company to good people everyvwheier. It. is an ex cellent sick benefit insullance, and wor thy of the SIpport of everybody. Very respect fully, E,. E Dickert. Coll1oe of Cilarleston, CHARLESTON, S. C. 118 YEAR 111iGINS SEPTEMBElR 25. Let ters, Scieice. Enlgilneering. One Scholar-slip to each Colmoty of South CiolitM. ItaIn'MIC ('XaiMlination held at N(-whewrry by Comity Superintendent of E-:duntaion and Judge of Probate on 11uly 10. 'lition $10. Board and fur nuishl riin it Dormitory, $ per mont i. All amididates for admission are pormitttd to collipete for Boyle chii p,:ii~- which pays $100 a year. Fl'o catallo.pue, address 11AIRZRNISON RCANDOL'H, President. TABLETS, BOX PAPER, VISITING CARDS and everything in the line of STAPLE STA TIONERY at the HERALD' AND NEWS' OFFICE. Tablets frorn 2 cents' each uIp. Beautiful Writing' Papers. Come and see. Also a line of ni1ce Cigar s. Capital --- ----$150,000.00 Surplus and Profits - 96,865.88 collections. ('(ii. poateui., sdlicij I SavIngs Department. Newberry, S. C. Capital - - - $50,000 Surplus - - - 19,500 Paid Stockholders since organization 2 1,000 Paid Depositors in Savings depart ment since or ganization - - $9,200 A husn worka by~lt thle day ispaid for th' i io lhe puis1 in at work, but when tht~ mn saivis a idollar for his dayi 's latr it wer ks for' himt ntights, Is well as, days; never' Jays Ill on a. Bonut t of htad weatheiir aid nover' gets sic' , hnt goees riht on (arintittg himii Ii meomeiii. lI's a nice ting to wyork ror mon']ey , lbut it's mutch niOctr to ijd get somei tu'" wvorking for' yoe tiarttmient t'idayc i td let it begin to ,work for yon.I.eetcrptda I per 'enlt Ja ntnary I andi du ly 1 of T IE COUNTY BOARD OF EDU cation will meot Tuesday July ? for the purpose of appointing rustee: for the various school districts of New berry - County. The Patrons of an school, who wish to do so, can meet a any time before that date for the pur pose of recommending Trustees to thc County Board and should send in t< the County Superintendent the namei they wish to suggest as Trustees. EUG. S. WERTS, Chairman County Board Education. First announcement of the New Store. G. B. SUMMER. 1 have bought the stock of Counts d Dickert, andl I am going to conduct ar up-to-date grocery business in their ol( stand. I extend an invtation to my friends of Newberry and f.he surrounding county to drop in and see me. My salesmen, J. P. Aldridge and Clarence B. Sligh, will be glad to see them. G. B. SUMMER, Next door to Mimnaugh's. on, MN Cts OWy 5 ga Or mal 25 cents to C Cures Eruptions, Sores, Colo, Hivc Worms. Tff'30 TVE31VAj THE EFFECTS OF THE SUP1MER'1 SEAB AIR - LINE NORTH -- SOUTH Two Daily Pullman V Between SOUTH FIRST-CLASS DIN The Best Rates and R Via Richmond and Norfolk and Stea Nashville, Memp Louis, Chicago, N Points South and Sout and Jacksonville an and Cuba. POSITIVELY THE SHC NORTH Al &O-For detailed informatic man reservations, etc., ap board Air Line Railway, c Passenger Agent, Columbi C. F. STEWART, SAVANr THE ) THE ] THE ] ON THE S M Con Mal IWY WANr . WASOASTT - 0 NGRTH JI Flor i da A passenger serv.ice; and comlfort,eqtuipped wv Dining, Sleeping atndl.T For rates,s~chedu,le,: tion, write to WcM J Small Savings are the Stepping Stones to success and plenty $1.00 a month deposited in our IN DMOT Will in 10 years amount to $ 146 00 $5.00 will in 10 years amount to - - - - $ 730.00 $10.00 will in 10 years amount to - - - -: $1460 00 We want your business. Have ample facilities to accommodate our cus tomera. The Commercial Bank of Newberry, S. C. 7MIS Cures Cholera-infantum, Dlarrhoca,Dysntery, and - the Bowel Troub7es of Childrenof An, Age. Aids Digestion, Regulates the Bowels, Strengthens the Child and Makes TEETHIN EASY. . J. MOFFETT. M. D., ST. LOUIS, MO. )s, Thrush. Removes and Prevents, ,COUNTERACTS AND OVERCOMES HEAT UPON TEETHING CHILDREN. OARD - RAILWAY. - EAST -- WEST. estibuled Limited Trains ind NEW YORK. IING CAR SERVICE. oute to all Eastern Cities Washington, or via mers.- To Atlanta, his, Louisville, St. ew Orleans, and All rwest-To Savannah d all points in Florida RTEST LINE BETWEEN qD SOUTH. n, rates, schedules, Pull >ly to any agent of The Sea r J. J. Puller, Traveling a, S.C. JIAH, GA. ..NE FOR BUSINESS, ..NE FOR PLEASURE, INE FOR ALL THE BEST ER RESORTS plete Summer Resort Folder ed Free to Any Address. GfIPa. A t's. Asst. Co as"'Act. ia the D SOUTH Cuba.] unexcelled for luxury ith the latest Pullman horoughifare Cars. naps or any informa. :RA IO, dl IkIssenger Agent, Wilmington, N. C. BLUE RIDGE RAILW r' w. 0. BA'b T1E, Receiver Iit E,o t Jtines 8 Ia. zletwtiv. A idswrioI. a- WaihaII1. AnRIVE. LEAVE. '. ,W)MiXed r?o. 9 No. 12 tatlIonf.. 4t. II No. V P M. A. M. P. 1. A. M 810 966 ............... elton............... 820 IQ r-0 2 18 9 88........ i turSoU F. D......... 8 40 11 10 2 45 930. ......i ni rson P. D..... ... 3 45 11 16 ........ 25........ W e8tAndteron ....... 849 ....... t C O ............... Denver.......... ... 3 .51 . -.---... 9 02 ...............Autu n n............... 405 ......... ---.---. mb) ...........Pondloton ........,.. 4 11 -------. 41 ............. C hrry............... 4 i ------.. 3 44........ ......Adai . . 121 >............... seneca.............. 4 .1 ..---.-- 8 ut;....... ..W t-13t. Unjion .......- 6 4 .... . ... 8 00-............ W lllha%lla ............ b 0oi . All regular t-ruIins omBtor1 to atitalia. ,:ave precedecnc over trains of a ti clastj a Isi li i I o pogite direotton unlotit oti 0! w P001 led U.Y trat ni order. Wl wl i 8to at thle followltlg s'ations to Ja- i and Tnt or Paggeligord: Phinnoy's J-inea anid S.aiidy hip'rfugs. . 1%. AJN MlUikWMN Superintendent .AUICsIn and Western Carola Rwv Co. Augusta and Ashevillo Short Line (1clioillo In efroct. N it oh 1, 1M0o.) (1coat D wi ) (Read Up) 12.46l . ..........Lv Newberry ........ Ar 3.*0 pm ,.60 pin . .. Ar !.auriju, ............, Lv '.02 pim 2.V )tt ........ Lv Laurens.. .. .. .. Ar 1.80 pin 0 pat....... a Srtanburg....._Lv 12 01 pmll I ' i l......... v i6prtaibu.g .... Ar 10.26 aui -31 jim......... Ar Saluda............... Lv 3. 89 am :I' . .. ......... Ar .-otlersunivalmo Lv 3.115 ain 7 m ......... . rI. -.loville....... .. Lv 7.05 a m --:b pLi......L Nowborry (O a,&i.) 10 P1 I.4 .At- bammun 1....... ...... 2 02 p .) p ...... Lv timirms .i.t.......... Ar 1.45 : . " am ... A r n .......... ... p0 - il.- A i rwwoo a........... . v 1. 0 t ( n . 6 t , I t . I, v A n . . . . . . . . . .A r I . . S a 1m . t. r 1; vtfort. .......Lv I.b am .t pin .-. 1 r, I oyal! .......... L v 7.40 ia 1 puL Ar l.mitilim . .........I v 203 pmii . . ia ur u ............... t Il ..At' &ie tvillI h ir I fI).. i It ) tilit i r Iati., n rIt e kx). 1 BrtY N, tnou. Ag . Groetvlife,8 iCi 14ItNE 1' WILLIAMS, Uol. PasEI. A gI. A uip usta, da. a I' . -. -'il, Trafilo YanuiAer. to.I (Eastern Standard Tin e.) Southbound. Northbound. 'tellh - ie in Ea'oct. Ai tit 261h 1902. 8TATIO N 8 40 umi Lv Atlanta (H.A.L) Ar. 8 30 pm tf. 50 a m Athoens 6 119 pm .5 mi, Elbortoxi 5 17 pm 12 S put Abboville 4 0.4 pm I *'12 pill Ureetwood 3 35 Im 2 p . Ar Cliton (DIn'r) Lv . 2 4j pm (o.&w.v.) an of) Itl v 00nn Springa Ar 4 00 it f r sparlaburie 3 3 pill A2 .-:: U rnon ville 3 26 pm (IaRms Springi) Wattorloo 2 35 pm r ..auroi(Din'i) Lv 2 i7 pm r.4 62 2 Lv iaxtrenv A r I 1 2(9 " Parks Ar 1 42 2 22 ..llntol.. 1 30 2 9-! Goldvile 1 17 2 .1 ..Kinard.. 1 10 249 ...(Uary... 105 264 ..Jalapa.. 10( 310 1bewberry 1246 3 24 Prosperit3. 1282 384 ....Sligh.... 1223 3 319 l Mountain 12 19 AM. 3.61 ...Chapin ... 1209 :157 Hilton 1202 4 01 W hite Roch 11 69 4 07 Ballentine I 54 4 17 ......Irn io..... II 46 4 24 ..Leaphrt.. 11 40 4 45 ArolumblaLv 11 20 1 55 I.vco 1lumibia (A.o.z,.)Ar 11 10 1 20 Humter ) 5'. 9 20 Ar Charieston Lv 7 00 Trin" 3 iad 52 arrivo and epiat from niew uni!n depot, TralnN 22 r41u 81 from A. 0. L. freight depot For Rales, Trimol T'ables, or further informa lont call on anjy Agent. or writo to W. (I. ClllLDs, T. M. EMERSON, Proshient. Trafilo Manager. J. F". LIVIN(M;TON, Ii. M. EMERZISON,* Snf . A gt. (4en'1 Frt. & P'ase Agt L~Oin lum i. s. C. Wilm!ugtnn., N O' CURSE CURIDNK WHITE RIBBON REMEDY No taste. No odor. Can be given in glaiss of water, tea1, ert coffee without >atlnt 's knowledge. White~ Ribb)on Remedy wvill cure or lestrtoy the dIlseased appeJ)tite for alco tlhe stiulahnts, whether the patient is . confirmed moibriat e, a " tipplIer,"' so mii dlrinkt:~ Or drunikard. Im1possible or anyone to have an app1etite for alco iolic lhquors after~ using White Ribb)on RemedW(y. ndlorsedl by Members of W. C. TI. U. Mrs. Moore, pre'ss sup1erintendent of Woman's Chiristian Tlemper'ance Union, Ventura, California, writes: ''1 have est;d White Ribbon Remedy on very >bstmiate driutnkardls, aind the Cures have uen manay. In many cases the Reedy vas given serettly. I cheerfully reconm nienfd andi i:.dorse WVhite Ribboni Remie ly. Members of ourj Union Are de.. ightedl to find anf economical treatment 0 a1id US mi 0our temiperatnce wor'k" D)ruggists or by mail, $1. Trial >ack ige free by writmng Mrs. A. M. own-1~. 1(nd( (for ,vear's se'cetary of a Woman's .abris tian Pc emperance U fion ), 218 Tre nont St., Hostona, Mass. Sold in New >erry b)y Gilder & Weeks. 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