The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, July 28, 1903, Image 4
B'SINESS SITUATION BRIGTER.
Dun & . Weeky Review Shows Much
L.css of 3idsunuucr Dullnss
Than UsuAl.
New York,. .l1ly 26th.---. 0. Din
A: Co's. Weekly Review of Trade
vesterdy said: The tenor of dis
ptlies from netrly overv Letimi of
the country iudiates tlil there is
less thin the miistmmry m induer
dalltess in b and cllect:ioS1s
are mcre prompt thin unsu A
large pr,\port,on o f the uninis hare
sgned a working a greeont wi*th
t he en:pl er : the tbu A.de.4 :rade
tagainst h
x.~ ~ tanada comparee b
Rl RA f E W AY Gei .
AKlii loltliri 7O '111
V '
The State
she vtntn.
(reelnville. dll,v 2.- et of th
in ost lillortat eastes nred att t1h
ternti of te 'ourft of coiluinoit phO
w as t hat of A. 11. I )agniall vs. Sout
era'l liniIwaty, lit Sept 4niber, ) i% )
l*:aslIey fr Honeca buit for some44 r'
Soil tll Ittehie *t was n ot uised on Ult
day of i M pif eh ase. (n hihe '.%8I
ait A pril Al r, I )iagIt4'l Wasa
frt)il ll t4y Ii0 544lleen, an<i' I pi
11it'it oif his fatro tte1441re4 :b tIe
I tta ttd ''it~tlV' boon urchae I sthiu
iutilIt jriollH4.tly. T[he o,1oi00g'
rtefnsuH d to a t(ccet it, say n d 'htit
wias out of dtlito. Alr. Dhwa,. ra
fuised to pa hi) iis fiaro FInA.e 0
tolI that he woul havtV .va a
thet car and1( on to the om'.4 n,
would go ito furt her onL'. -o.
ducwtor took hiin bty the >.,.-,
helpedio( hiini ol'f thecar. '.: .r i
is at pract icing lawyer 'i '1. ..m-4
aind is at sont of thet l(4,v. I. K:
niul, of Fountain I nn.
AlIr. iDagniall b rought ... -up
thet rail way co(inipanly for %%
for ho> ing forecibIly ejectd f'IIrorn 1
I r ain.
Sorn ini' a144igo the supreue (con
of South Catrolinai d4ecided0 that
riytic)'Iik4t wats good uintil it w,'
IiH14( I, rfigart (iS of t ii daFt of jpi
cSt hs. Theg ce4 ii an inlt.er4iti
waitedi withI inzt'irest. The, jury -
turnred it v4rdit of $1,'20() in~ favor<
the4 plintiff, and4( the e4fOnt(latt
counsei4(l eteredi it iootion for a rio
trial, wichl wvill be argued nor,
week.
TVhe State liard of Eduication1 rui
in Columina last week iandu elected &
D). M'%cCin supe1rinitenden(t)l, of OCducI
THE FARMERS' ALLIANCE.
J. Q. Marshall Appointed Receiver to
Take Charge in 10 Days Unless Large
ROnd is Furnished.
The State, 25th,
Judge Gary has issued an order
in the case of the receivership of the
Farmers' Alliance exchange making
Col. J. Q. Marshall the receiver for
the organization. The case, as will
be remembered, was brought I I.
E Brookshire on behalf of imiself
and others.
The order first relates that com
plaint having been madt, to Jndge
Gary on March 7th, last, and in re
sp.nse to the complaint haviig been
:ed. that he ordered the master of
1iih!&td couuty to take teotiinV
regirding the cast. After hearit I
Le Oonsel 0: both sides he dtokkid
-,s: he money of the exchhnge h.
boot. usd fo-r other purp. sos
*!e purpose of pure0 s-:
. -A . N .v r r- . t
T:. b e r t the
S-! - .
pre i ent; . i'. l-'li ., vi . pr :
* .-t, ana -. . . - . s it -o r
ata~t traurr
....A ...A-NV.
Struc tn tier.f-ead.
( I nll. .CLuly I 21.iIA :veryl sad
Mrs ibnry NI. Shuate Thof hiity[um~
w ui matan kina. Mr. anid rs
'Shuniawte have been in the ihabit of
tain a <rive latt. in the afte'rnooni
tO 1Is1Il ihey wont ont ) sterta all
ha (:.'Ibir Leta ruaal. On): their re
t urn homea betweenOh 8 iand I )o'iuh>ek,
when t: hey~ woro s niut ly d rivinug lonug
wvit hi luhe ruims hanging, h>ol ove'r
hoI ,IihIhhoar<, Mr rs. Shuroiato toluhed
h* horsea wj,vithi t he wiip.. Thea. hand .
mmoa: mt ai very siritad anaitnIa staurtu.d
ti lkakiog, andl after goilag at -hort
tanc tihbuiggy was overt utrunu,
he amoga~ bha Ih Mr. ala l irs. Slhuroaatu
Mr. Shaimrat.e fallin lg ririalar t ha
i le luau<l irs. Shut lmate binl
baro wn rs'v'ral y ard i- away , tr i kinga
heir haral on thla grom i. Ai r. Sihu
mat a was ra'ndleradil!nconsijeuis fi
to~ imlflaOf th hao ar-a w./a- 1kakmg ii
Mr Sharu a i .l- for h if
- Iiu rujia:vd ol , a n,r. li h. thena
begjiuan to; I',k fur haar, biat iioald naot
h iadl haer 'ir aaa.ra -if tha' ulhirkau..a.
Gin g to' lae housea.' of Mr. il nff, wh Io
live V ne iar whaeri, Ih lacientoca r
,rad, hie secura.d a1 ltatuera land baegan
ths seairch arafw. Th'ie body of .\Jrs.
Mhurmate waus faun rd haout 'A) y ards
f rom wiha.rei t"he uggy wA asa over
tuiirnedsi. lIfr tak tll hat been csar runahed
at int thet acieni((t and ahte hadl tIhed irn
I. atauntly. Tit'he ody was baroughlt to
the city in a few hours after theai an.
). cident11.
NM r* and Mrs. Mihnatiau ituv
residents of this city for a number of
years and are well known all over
this and adjoining counties. Her
im ide(i namne was Simpson, and she
%%as t wice married. Her aged mother i
lives iear Simpsouville, where she
bas numerous relatives. She leares
a husband and one daughter, M rs. 1
Joseph Pool of this city.
THE FATE OF CUDAD ROLIVAR.
After the Battle it Appe.ared to Have Been
Swept by a Cyclonc and a Con
flagration Combined.
A special from Soledad, Ventw.nola,
tells of the capture of Ciuiad Bolivar
on last Wednesday .ight at 1 I o'clock
oy government troops after tifty two
bours of a desperate struggle and
a
horribe carnago. during which great
courage was shown on 1kth sides.
Cntinum 1pg. th special says:
A: , o'clook Thursdav morning the
co'rrespnde:i of the Associated Press s
f:.' wed Gen llivs. the commander
. t.e Gcverninent troops, who met
VK. m'ue:. the Vene2nean oon
i:r ef. 1ahr the capitol a d
earmed the aniuncement that the
e a& and al! !he rest of g
_t~'~ Wetre :: the hands of the f,
* '~:.n t: .)lbers (icn. ti ennh' '
heo:grespos:'.-nt tbt: the
S t "be C.-pito: Lsai beenr Af
sa ,F 1ke n Ltt\ yof a better c-suse, i
Tet y r:i of rampart was overe S
.. ai bthat C-eL Niccas S
:~'< ~ and hli two ~etn
":t. ~zPabl &Eki Geu. Gu-"7sn.
N. s4--:e.des can be esbtd
0AT:ecty apptears to bave
L~-: s.'t- V %C\'-0Lne.
RACE FEELING IN THE NAVY.
We; .uur From Uni:ea States W.ir
sZups hi-treat Ne gr -s in
Bar Harbor.
A -pe11. fr:n Bar Harbor. Me .
- New Y rk Tei:ae. under date
n- r'-so f-e whiC ex.sts in
_Vy aa:&rt the colored meL Las
L-:. er.p:.g , ut Lere sice the %-et
i Lever Unite, States war ships hr
r.vel. The white sailors have been
making : Lt for tbe cAorel mPL,
so that the negroes have kept ab-ard
most ,f tLe time rather tLa r.k
abuse on t he streets.
On la-t Saturday nighit a nutmber
of them camne ashore. At about rmid
night a number of Jackies got ito
the tent wb ich the Naval Brarnch of
the Youing Men's Christian As-ocia
tioni has erected on the town lot antd
drove wut the negroes who had come
there for a night's lodging. Two
eolored men were knocked down on
Main street by a crowd of 'Jackie-,
and, after getting a few kicks arnd
puniehes, scrambled to their feet and
ran.
On~e coloredl man was thrown over
a feince into the street. lie then
madeo his~ escape. Another found his
way to thme p)olice station, where he
wais locked up to keep him away from
the angry sailors, who had been chats.
iug him. Still another rushed into
a drug store, wheae he wvas put into
the cel lar to avoid the mob01, and re
manined th(-re for some time, after
which he wivasmiuggled out of a hack
dhoor. Sinic Saturdlay nuight no (01.
orel umen hiave comen ashore from the
ship a ,~ufteor dark.
Week lind itates.
The Sout.hern Itailway annlounices the
following Week End( Rtte, beginininyg
Sat.urday, .June 6t.h, continumng to
A ugust 29th, for nil Saturday trains,
g('odI returning until Tfuesday following
datte of saile; round trip tickets will be
onI sale from Newbrery to Charleston,
Sull i vans I sland, andt xali of Palms, a
rate of $5.I16.
(teginning .June 61.h, continuing to
.-e;Jt.I'obler 12th, for all Saturdiay andl(
Sundoay moornoing trains, good ret.urning
lOavmi r<b-sti4nationu not later than TIues
day folowinmg date of sale, round trip
ie k * * wil bo ont sale from N(ewberry
as folow.e
Spartarbureg . . 21
Gr'eenvilb-- o 2 10
UnIiola - 1 85
Tfaylors (for Chick Springs) . .. 2 31
Asheville, N. C. 3 85
Hot1 Springs, N. C... .. .. .... 4(,
A rden, N. C-..-.-.-..-.-.-... 3 85
I''letchers, N. C..-... -.. .... 85
I lendersonville, N. C.-.-.. ... 85
F'lat Rtock, N. C.-.-.--.-.-. . .. 8
SialudaI, N. C.-.-.--.-.--.-.... 3 8
T1ryon, N. C.-.-.-.-.-. .. . . ... 85
Hrovardl, N. C.-.-.--.-.-. ..4. 60
L,ake T1oxaway, N. C... .. ..... 30
For tickets and further information,
apply .o 5. lI. MnT I.AN, Ag,.
"CAds and 1stom RIuns.
'hicago lieord H er'ald
owor ongino in the plant of th'
'ittsburg l itnetion ('ompINti at
,Ita sita, a subr- of 1ast St louI1.
'r s ral day s thV 1n ino had rot
anU smfoot bl' , htan Enine 1.abin
)n co'uld not locate the troubleo
saisiOg *-t0am ,1 t an Innona r
are had no appa-ent -tyv0t, And
nall% tho INIg dr I V1v wh1l stopped
(Nd. l ie'ewd tow atia mati ton sh-owt"d
y tih oil on the ouigin ', had boon
Ifshd to doath on t ho Orosshoads
id along tiho piston rods until they
rmd a gumMyN mass t hat 4o
oam presoaro coli nt ov omOe.
he factory now has screons.
Pcial Sakc of Sumnmcr Ratc Tickcts to
thc Mountains and Scm.ashorc.
The ' Newberr- & l,aurens
m i o Ihe Moulains and
he ashoe and kv hor summor r
s'. TCke. sol 0 ea Z ch Sa,.turday.11une
hto A\:g2S: 23:. I . inclusive, as
lo:om- Nwbrr. S. C.. to
2~~ 00 ~'. .
~ ~.. . 2 0
T xean' we~. 'K~:. c~is .doc
....... .. .a ru~*sia 0:10iwing
Fo- ~.r: ~ :o-n~ . and scho,i
. WV. Denning. Agent.
Watches, Clocks,
silver and Plate Ware,
Cut Glass and Table Ware
SUITABLE FOR
Vedding and Birthday Presents
Key winding Watches
Changed to Stem
Winders.
Eduard Schultz,
Jeweler and Optician.
Warren White Sulpher Springs.
'. t r;.. N :. . TTN. -I,1,.I .
Var..tv o.f rr.:r.eral wa s E;evat ion
.' :ee:. U' x- ''.il fro- *tation. Four
d ng an e :gr.ort. ates, $25
:r rnor2. - : a. atsto arnilles.
CHAR LESTON, S. C.
118b YEA1P BEGINS 5ELWIMBI:P 25.
I t t':rs . .: '- r:.( E r' " .; eriny. One
choarsip a.c' Co.unty of South
airolin,a. Enra: t'tx~arni'nationr held
t Newbei.'.rry by C '. Supe*rintendent
f Ed.ucat.ion andi J 'dde of P'rob'tte onf
u:y 10. TIuito rM Poard and( fur
ishedi roomy .n Dormit-or:. $10 per
nonith. Al cand' is '- for admission
)re perra-itt(-d to ':ompe;'K for Boyle
scholIarship, which pa' $10X a year.
'0or cattalogue, addr'. '
I IARR(fISON RAND.IOLPH,I
Peide nt.
MUST BE
IN EVERY
HOME IN
NEWBER RY
I.hei following hdruggists requests the
ioiders of MU IIN A coupJonsH to b)rinig
hemou mi at. once11 anscuro absHoluto
y free, the regular size. bottle~ of th e
3 reat Prepatrat ion, MIURUNA. WV I NIE
L'or sale only by3 (Gildeur & Weel
A. gents.
Small Savings. ar the' Stepping
$.1. a( rionth de 1posited( ir%our
W ill in 1' years; arnIoun It t o $ !'1 00)
$5.00 will in 10 years
arnfounut to - . .- - $ 7:10 (0
$10.00 will in li0 years~
amIfounft to - '$14160 (00
We want your buiIness.
I lave amle facilities to
tomers.l
The Commercial Bank
of Newherry,v. C.i
Mrs. Laurft S. Webb,
Vtet-Prextdonl Wominv's n14talo
OrAtic Vllbs otf Nortliretr Ohio.
"I dreaded the change of life which
was fast approaching. I noticed U inc
of Cardui, and decided to try a bot.
tie. I experienced some relief the
first month, so I kept on takin it for
three months and now I menstruate
with no pain and I shall take it off and
on now until I have passed the climax."
Female weakness, disordered
menses, falling of the womb and
ovarian troubles do not wear off.
They follow a woman to the change
of life. DO not wait but take Wine
of lardui now and avoid the trou
ble. W ie of Cardni never fails
to benefnt a suifferiing wonmn of
any a 'e. Winle of Cardui relieved
Mrs. Vebb when she was in dan
gtr. W hen you come to t he eiaige
of life Mrs. Webb's letter will
mieani more to you than it does
no1w. But vou 1mav now avoid the
snifferimz she endured. Druggists
sell $1 bottles of Wine of Cardni.
WINEOFCRDUI
DARD
RAILWAY.
-- EAST -- WEST.
stibuled Limited Trains
nd NEW YORK.
NG CAR SERVICE,
ute to all Eastern Cities
Nashington, or via
-ers. To Atlanta,
is, Louisville, St.
w Orleans, and All
west-To Savannah
I all points in Florida
TEST LINE BETWEEN
ID SOUTH.
i, rates, schedules, Pull
y to any agent of The Sea
J. 3. Puller, Traveling
.,s. C.
sst.(ienI. Pass. Agt.,
AH, GA.
NE FOR BUSINESS,
NE FOR PLEASURE,
NE FOR ALL THE Bt
ER RESORTf
lete Summer Resort Foclder
i Free to Any Address.
S. Hi. HARIYwicx, w. H
Can'i Pass. Agent. Assi. C.,P..G
WAsINGTO~ON, U.Ce. ATrI./,iA A ..
Si-I FA4 EoFf/IVL
>SGUTH
-Cuba.
nexcelled for luxury
th the latest Pullman
oroughfare Cars.
anps or any informa
RAIG,
Passenger Agent,
Wilmineton, A. C'
CONworPAfION,
Risrs, 1tmr TORP1I) LwVll
Sffit) ?A% M-L I166IM's
KWURY SAVING BAR
Of
Newberry, S. C.
Or'anismcct 18390.
Capital - - $50,000
Surplus - - 19,500
Paid Stockholder,s
since organization 21,000
Paid Depositors in
Savings dopart.
ment since or
ganization - - $9,200
A man working by tho ., is paid
for the timt h puts in a w%ork. but
whon that man savos a dollar for his
days labor it works for him nights,
as well as days; nvor Iavs ktT o no.
colnt of bad Wont hor and nvr gtts
sick. but goes right on oarninlig him
an incom0. its a nic0 thing to work
for montY. but it's nieh nieor to
have money working for you. 'ry
it----opon a savings aee init With lis
and get solui luono\ Working for vol
Mak. a deposit in tho Savings d,
partment t.)day and lot it bogin to
work for yon. nt ortst 0om11puted it
41 ptr eout t1sim8nrN, I And Jilly I of
oneh ytar.
SEAB
AIR - LINE
NORTH -- SOUTH
Two Daily Pullman Ve
Between SOUTH a
FIRST-CLASS DINI
The Best Rates and Rc
Via Richmond and
Norfolk and Stean
Nashville, Memp
Louis. Chicago, Ne
Points South ana South
and Jacksonville anc
and Cuba.
Pe:: .=! T.. S
NORTH Al
)04YFor -tiledin:zrmatioi
man reser ati-ns, etc., app
board Air Line Railway or
Passenger Agent, Colurnbis
C. F. STEWART',A
SA VA NN
f ~NER ~THE L1
THlE LI
ATES THE LI
oN THlE U
OUTHERN --Cm
ILW M W. MAiun
Pass. Traffic Mgr.
WASH IMOTOM, D. C.
N R TH JINI
Florida
A passenger ser vice ti
and comfort,equippedI wi
Dining, Sleeping and Til
For rates, schiepule, rr
tion, write to
Genera
BLUE RIDGE RAILW IV
H. 0. BEA% TJY, Receiver.
In Effoct June 8.1902.
ietween Aunderson and Walhalia.
HAIMDOUND. WEsTBUUI't,
ARItIVE. LEAVM.
Mixed. Mixed
No. 9. No. 12 dtations. lqo. 11 No.
1'. M. A. M. P. M. A.M
310 9 6 ...............Belton............... 820 10
248 9 33........ Anderson F. D......... 840 11
2 45 930 ...... A hidurson P. D..... ... 846 11
....... 9 25........W 0estAndorson....... 849 ......,
-.-----. 909...............Denver............., 869
1102 ...............A utun............... 405 ........
........ 855 ...........Pe ndleton ........... 411 .......
'.'--- 847 .............Cherry......,......,4 18 ...
."----- 8 44...............Adams............... 421 .
8 28 .....Jo. dania Junot...... 4 83.
-------- 2>Ti...-........... oneca .............. 4 M ...
... --.. S 06-...... .W est Union ,........ 60 ....
--....--. 800-........... W alhalla ............ 609
Al regalar tralihil frow Baon to Walba
lIave pr-eedence over trains of same ela
,11 oicig iI y hi OtPosit diretton unless o
tit wiH speuilded bY traiui order.
Will also sto It the following stations
titit 0n RI lt oi rDassengers: Phinney'
iJtiion and Sanud 3, Sgrings.
J. I. AN DL 1WU14, Superintendent
CharIcston adi Westoril Caralind HWy C
Augusta and Ashevillo Short Line
(Seliedule in etroot March 1, 1908.)
(Road Down.) (Read Up)
12.46 pin ......... Lv Newborry......... Ar 3.10 pm
1.601p11u .. ......Ar Laurens............. Lv 2.02 pm
2.07 pin ......... Lv Laurons.. .. .... Ar 1.80 pm
3.80 pml........Ar Spartai burg..... Lv 12 01 pm
3.4) pun.........Lv ipartanburg..... Ar 10.25 am
5.2 pi.........Ar Baluda.......... Lv 8. 89 am
(.11 pin.........Ar klondersonvllke Lv 8.05 am
7.15 mli ......... Ar &.sheville........... Lv 7.00 am
12-46i ...... .Lv Newberry (C.N.&L .) 3 10 pm
1.1) pin..... Ar Laurie ..................Ly 2.02 pM
1.65 pin ..... Lv LaurAens.................Ar 1.45 10m
2. it pI......Ar Greenwood.............Lv 12.44 pi
5.20 1 iu ...... A r - Augusta.................Lv 10.10 am
2.35 pim..... L v Augusta .................Ar 11.55 am
6.30 p1m...... Ar Beaufort................Lv 7.50 am
6.6pin...::Ar Port Royal ...........6 7.40 an
12 46 pm......v Newberry (U N.&L)Ar 8.10 pm
I M) lm..... Ar Laurons .........Lv 2.02 pm
2 09 pm Lav uhtirsn," ...........A? 1.85 pin
3.25 lm ...... Air Gronville........... Lv 12.15 pm
For -urther information rolative to rates,
et'.. enil oin, or adrtiss
G E. T BRY N, Gon. Ag'. Greenvile 8 C
E RN E -T W' I LLIA MS, Gon. Pass. Agi
T. M. ' i -T Tralic Manager.
(Eastern Stanlard Tinr o.)
Southbotind. Northbound.
Schtulu e an Effoct Sulday, June 128,h, 1908
STATIONS.
8 40 am Lv Atlanta (S.A.L) Ar. 8 60 pm
10 f5) a Athens 6 19 pm
11 65 ai Elberton 5 17 pm
12 .h pml Abbeville 4 05 pn
1 22 pm Greenwood 3 85 tm
2 pa Ar Clinton (Din'r) L. 2 45 pm
(O.&w.o.)
10 00 arn Lv Glenn Bprings Ar 4 00 pm
12 15 piti Sparianburg 8 30 pm
12 2 pin Greenville 8 26 pm
(Harris Springs)
1 12 )iI Waterloo 2 85 pm
1 4-.I i i i r La'rens (Dln'r) Lv 2 (7 pm
St '22 53 52 * i1 ~
1111y D'y Wly Ily D'y Dly
ex X ox ex
Sun .tlln Sun Sun
ainl 11m4 pll pm pn aml
1") 7 01 202 Lv Laurens Ar 1 0 900 600
725 71) 209 Park. 142 851 560
845 7: 0 222 Clinton.. 130 830 525
.11.5 7 50 3 84 Goldville 1 17 3 00 4 46
7 3 8 M) 2 4 1 Kinard 110 746 480
94" S0U9 2 49 Gary 106 735 440
950 N 1 254 Jalapa 100 726 406
I N! 8 40 3 10 Newberry 1246 795 845
12 32 9 02 3 21 Prosperity 1282 9 41 3 06
12 4 9 Is 334 sliglhg 1223 628 2650
1 10 9 25 3 39 Lt Mountain 12 19 0 20 2 40
1 -l0 h -10 .3 61 Chapin 1209 005 250
155 9650 3 57 Hilton 1202 556 216
- ' 9 55 4 01 White Rock 1159 660 200
225 001 41(7 Ballentine 1164 641 150
2 65 It, :7 4 17 Irmo 1146 528 182
: (5 1016 4 24 Leaphart.. I1 40 6 9 1 19
3311 lo -l- 4 40 Columbia 1126 600 1 00
A. C. L.
C olumbIa
(Union Station)
445 1120
I 53 L.vCourr bia (A .o.L.)Ar 11 10
6 20 Surnte r 11 50
9 2( Ar Charleston Lv 71 00
T1r.uiim. s 11an< a2~ arrivo an depart from
Train8 '22 tal 8 ifrom A. C. L.. freight depot.
W8 esrrvals stre et
For Rtatesl, Time) Tables, or further informa
lionj call on anly Agent, or write to
W. G. U11 L US, T. M. EMERSON,
President. Trafic1 Manager.
J. F. LIV INUMTON, ii. M. EMERSON,
sot. Ait. tGen'i i"rt. & Pass Agt.
Colmi' b'l.. 8. C. Wuingtoni. N. a.
CU RSE
CURLED BY
WHITE RIBBON REMEDY
No taste. No odor. Can be given in
glass of water, tea, or coffee without
patient's knowledge.
White Ribbon Remedy will cure or
detstroy.the dliseased appetite for alco
holie stimutlal.Ls, whether the patient is
a confirmedl inebriate, a "tippler,'' so
cial drinker or drunkard. Impossible
for anyone to have an appetite for alco
holic liquors after using White Ribbon
Remedy.
Indiorsed by Members of W. C. T. U.
Mrs. Moore, preCss superintendent of
Woman's Christian Temperance Union,
Ventura, California, writes: "I have
tested White Ribbon Remedy on very
obstinate )trunlkatds, and the cures have
been many. In many cases the Remedy
was given secretly. I cheerfully recomn
meird andl indorse White Ribbon Reme
(dy. Members of our Union are de
lighted to find an economical treatment
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