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THft'WlU INTEREST MANY. To nfokly Jatredass ths famous bleed partner, B. ft. B. (Botaale Blood Bala) lata mum homes, we will give away 10,000 treat » steals. B. B. B will potftfcrsly cart all t Mood sad ski* troubles— uleers, scrofula, ■ ■Mia, eating sores, Itehlag humors, I well lags, pimples, bolls, carbuncles, boa* pains, rheumatism, catarrh, blood poison, affecting throat, boae* or noooas patches, eaaoar, awelltags, persistent pimple or wart B. B. D. tj Stake* ths blood pan aal rtoh, heals every sere or ardpUon, and stops ail achea aad pains- Druggists, 11. For free treat meat, address Blood Balm Co., 1 Mitchell Ht., AUsms, Qa. Describe trouble, sod free medical advice given until eared, B. B. B. carts old, deep-seated eases tfat refute to - heat under patent medtolaea or doctors' . treatment. It costs nothing to try B. B. B. • Msdlclne tent at oaee prepaid. Write today. HOLLAND'S QUEEN FOND Of „ .• JEWELRY. Her Majesty, Queen Wllbelmlna of ifeoUgnd, Is extremely fond of hsfid feene rings, bat hss an objection to •uxlagsL AH the magnificent jewelry > which she Inherited was put In per fect order for her lnsuguratlon festlvl tlee, aad some long, old-fashioned ear rtngs which belonged to ber ancestors •rei» reset In other forms, mostly as torches or ornsments, f Beet For ths Dowels. So Better whst alls yon, beadaebe to a eaaoar, yea will nevsr get well nntlt your are pat right. Oascassvt bslp Mtero, ears you without a grip* or pala, Has* easy natural mov*m*nta, cost you M esuts to ttert gstllsg your hssltb . Oasoasars Csndy Ostbartle, tha •aaalaa, pat up la metal box**, *v*ry tab la* has 0.0.tt stamped ea U. Beware of •saltations. Ton don't have to join a secret eo- Btety to get the grip. Te Car* a «'old In One Day. Take Laxanva lianao Qtnsma TSBLBS. Ail druggists refund tht money If It falla to ear*. K. W. Qaovs't signature on each box. Be. ■ r I Bome people are too busy to attend to their own business. t Tht bett Is the cheapest. rarter"a Ink Is the h**t, yet It costa 110 luore than the poorest. You can't tell how rich a man Is' ny tile quality of ctgara be gives away. Ho. 4. A fiwsh Impression of the Immensity of Lone Km—that little world by Itself —ls gained from the statement that In 1899 the killed nnd wounded In the London streets numbered 9,891, ot whom 207 wero killed. outrlghL No battle In the South African war can Show so large a total of losses as this Hat of casualties In the stroots of peace, ful london. The Beat Preerrlpllon For Chills and Ftmr Is a bottle ot (lltovr's TASTSI.SSS Call-!. Tosio. It Is simple Iron and oulnlna tn a taslelewi lorm. No cure,llo pay. I'rtoelSa No man complains that his wife's mustard plaelera are not as strong as those his mother used to make. If you want "good digestion to wait upon your appetite" you should always chew a bar of Adams's I'cpsla Tuttl Fruttl. A Manayunk fish dealer advertise?: •"When looking for frCßh lobsters don't forget me." Each packnen of Putjuh Fansi.sss l»rs Colors more goods tliau any other dye and eolort them bettor too. Hold by all drug gist* . __ _ ailllcus—"A girl seldom marries her Idcil." Cynlcus—"No; she usually marries some other girl's Ideal." For miluusn*t«i Toriild lnll|»i>Unn. k lliUacM) C'r»b Orchard Wslfi 1 H M ippclflij. J arti atire rino'n Curo for Consumption BIT life ihr*T yt'urn iw»>. Miin. i HOB. HUB BINS, Maple Si . Norwich, N. Y., Fob. 17, HUM'S Ibis f WeofTorDnr Hundrml Dollar' Hrwunl for •n? ra o of Catarrh that cannot !>.• cnrtMi by Hall's Catarrh Oute. f\ J. r«IICMKY A C.0. % Piopn., Tolmlo, O. We. the liiitirrnlwiirtl. lj«vr known V. J. C'b#- uoy tor the la t l. r » years, nnd htdleve him por* (•rtljr I onorMble In all WlSliiohh and Ananclally able h» curry out auy ohllga tJon m de hy thrlr linn. nHT A Till'a X, W Dm iff is!*, Tofbdoi, Oh o. WAl.niNn, KI.NNAN A- MAIIVIN, Wholeeali Pni||l«u, Toledo, Ohio. Hall Catarrh Coic Utuken In'crnally, net# Inf dlr> ctly ujHin the hlotid and IIUICOUB iur« lar«« of th«* nyntriii. IN !*••, 75c. p«« hottle. Hold by all D'Uugltttn. Tn thnunluln fro®. Hair» Family IMUaaruthu l»c*t. Stops Tickling All 9erious Iting troubles be gin with a tickling in the throat. You can stop this at first in a single night; a dose at bedtime puts the throat at complete rest. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral •The dure is so easy now, it's astonishing any one should run the risk of pneumonia and con sumption, isn't it ? For asthma, croup, whooping-cough, bron chitis, consumption, hard colds, and for cougns of all kinds, Ayer's Cherry Pectoral has been the one great fcmily medi cine for sixty years. Three sites: 25c., S*c., sl.Ol. If your druggist cannot supply yon. i*nd us one dollar aad we will tiprtM a large l>ottle to you, •U charges prepaid. Be snre y«»u gtTe ns your to* rest express oBc? Address, J. C. ATII Co., owell. Mast. Dr. Bull's Cough Cure* a cduglror cold at once. Conquers croup, bronchitis, ajVrll fl grippe aad omaumptiuu. J ' m GRASS and FIELD SEEDS ONION SETS, POTATOES, PEAS; WINTER. RUST PROOF, BLACK, WHITE OATS, SOJA BEANS, Ac. 5. T. BEVERIDQE & CO., »Sl7 «. Org M., ■ICMMOWP. VA. SECOND HAND TYPEWRITERS m SALE AT LOWEST MICESi Ask (or sceney terms on the "OIIVCH." w«w»nt»r)odr»»unflt»tU« InToorsecUon uid you cm rrll HM msohlaw. 1 J. C. CRAYTON, Oen'l Agent, —_ , mmm, a, »T A GUNBOAT IS SENT War Deparlneit Dispatches Tte Scorpioi to Guanoco. FOICE MAY BECOME NECESSARY. - rh# Venezuelan Complication* Arc Rapidly Assuming Serious Propor tiOM. Washington, D. C., Speolsl.—A* tha request of the Stat* Department, tha Navy Department haa Instructed the commander of the Scorpion to proceed at once from Lafuayra to Guanoco, Venesuela, to protect American In terests, upon reports that the revolu tionary movement there la increasing, and the. attempt le maiding o take pos session of the arms ot the New York and 'Bermudes Company. The news came to the State Department from a private, but perfectly reliable eource, and made the baeis of fmmediate representations to the Wavy Dopart mont. Secretary Long responded very promptly. Captain Cowles, acting as chief of the Navigation Bureau, con ferred with Acting Secretary of State Hill respecting the movements of the naval vessels and the character of the Instructions to be senQto Lieutenant Commander Sargent, W the Scorpion, which happens to be the only vessel avallabls for immediate service, and adjacent to the scene of trouble. Com mander Sargent has been Instructed to avoid bloodshed, and the destruction of property if possible. Still, taken in connection with what has gone before, „Ulwe 61 w>tllrf th,t If ths disturb- Ing forces in Vonezuelo, whether gov ernmental or revolutionary, are seek ing to take action toward disposing oi tho Incumbents in the asphalt conces sion, in deflance of the tacit agree ment that there should drat be an In quiry, the United States warship will prevent that action peaceably, If pos sible, forcibly If necessary. Guanoco Is not to be found on the ordinary charts, but Is said to be the .nearest point to the asphalt conces sions aocecelble to the Scorpion, lying up the Orinoco "rlvpr about two dayt run from Lagulrx, so that the warship .should be wt the seat of the trouble before the end of the present wepk. The State Department nlso Is In re ceipt of private, but trustworthy ad vlcea that the Orinoco Shipping and Trading Company, two or whose ves sels wero seized yesterday by the Venezuelan government, Is an Bngllsh corporation. The vessels exe under the British registry but fly the Vene zuelan flag. The State Department la unable to Intervene directly to com pel restitution, but as American capi tal Is invented In tno company it has directed Minister I zooms to use his good offices as far as possible to pro tect the American interests. Dank Teller Short. New York, Special.—J. I'rovoet Ma son, third teller of Continental Bank, of tills city, la In Jail, charged with em bezzlement. Mason was arretted late Wednesday night, charged with steal ing $3,000 by means of false entiles. The speculations foot up f12,000 In nil. according to tho Fidelity and Casualty Company, which was on Mason's bond for SI,OOO. Mason Is 48 yearn old. He haa been with the bank 27 years and received a salary of SI,BOO a year. To Make Cigars. Trenton, N. J., Special.—The Ameri can Cigar company, capital slo,ot>o,ooo has been Incorporated here. Janice B. Duke Is among the nine Inoorponaitont. Tho company is Understood to have been formed for the purpose of taking charge of the manufacturing depart ment of the American Tobacco Oom. pony's business. So'diers Coining Mome. Manila. By Cable.-The United States transport Buford arrived lioro from Vlgan, on the northwest coast of the Island of Luzon, with the Thirty slth Regiment of Infantry, United States volunteers. The soldiers will land, camp on the I.uneta and sail on tho trajusport Pennsylvania for San Prancleco January 25. This reglmentl was the earliest organized of the pres ent volunteers. Some of the men will iolu the new Manila police, under Provost Marshal Oeneral J. Franklin Bell, the original colonel ot the Thirty eith Regiment. A Mysterious Clurder. New York, Specia.—The body of a tmn, with his thromt cut from ear tu Mr, and showing other marks of vio lence, was found in a trunk og a pile of iklds*at the bulkiiead of Pier 11, 13a t River, Just before noon Wednesday. It was idntlfled two hours later by a wo man as the body of Michael Welasher ger. or Weiss berg, an Ea-t Side He brew, who was employed by a Jewelry Arm to sell Jewelry on the installment plan. Police Captain Titus doclased that the motive for the crime svaa rob bery. Afvord Olveij 13 Years for Stealing >490,000, New York, Special.—Cornelius L. Alvord, Jr., the defaulting note teller of the First National Bank, was Wed nesday sentenced to IS years imprison meat. The amount of his defaloatlon waa $690,000. He was taken imme diately to Sing Sing, where his pedi gree Was recorded, and striped suit Clven him. Want to b» Annexed to Alabama. vfensaeola, Fl*., Special.—A „i»ea« nAetlng of wert Ftoridlane we# held here In the Interest of annexing west Florida to Alabama. Representatives of nearly every county weet of the Chatuchooche river were preeeut. The proposition waa endorsed. TOe chair, nxin appointed a committee composed of two memheni from each weet Flori da county to present the queelon 0 the legislature of Florida and Ala- j be.ma. Initial steps toward organizing h Weet Florida Annexation Associa tion were taken ) THE SABBATH SCHOOL INTERNATIONAL LESSON COMMENTS FOR JANUARY 27. Christ Hlim tfcs Pharisees, Matt. xxU , 14-4 S. OTWWTWII *»««• sill., «I-MIHIT Verses, tof-ee-Osm meatary ths Day's Lssiea. 84. "The Phsrisees." In order to en tangle Christ the Pharisees Joined them selves to their religious and political op ponents, the Kadducees and Herodisns. in Christ's time the Phsrisees were a strong party of the Jaws. Whils thsv es teemed the Scriptures, jrst they placed equal authority upon tneir traditions. Tliey were ootwardly exacting, but inward ly very corrupt. Christ at different-times rebuked their pride, eovetovenese and hy tmcriey in most scathing terms. The Phsrisees were leaders In the movement which reeulted in our Lord's death. "To silence." Our Lord silenced the opposi tion, and He still, in many ways, does the same thing. When Qod mores opposing influences must give way. "Were gathered t'jgether." For the purpose of ensnaring Him in His talk. 33. "A lswyer." A scribe. A profes sional interpreter of the law of Moses. Usually such a noted scribe was s teacher mid had a company of disciples sbout him. "Tempting Him." Or teetjng Him. He laid a theological trap, but me hoped for prey walked through it and left nlm 36. "Which." Of what nature is the great commandment in the law? "The great commandment," This was s dis puted question among their doctors of the taw. Home ascribed first plsce to the law of sacrifices, others to the law of circumci sion, othere to the law of the Sabbath, while some gave this distinction to the law of meats. But Jesus, with much bet ter reason, decided in favor of a com mandment inclusive of the whole of piety, and leading to every holy temper, word and work. 37. "ihou." Christ makes thie s per sonal matter; He doea not speak in s gen eral way-, but He brings the truth home to His ouestioner. "Shalt." There is no chance for cavil here; no ambiguoua ex preksioi *. "Love the L>rd thy God." The religion of the Bible doee not consist ' in good externai acta, in prayers, in our real for ..nrist, in performing the deeds of tlio law, or in being mitd* Jiajipy, but ilk ove to Hod and man "With. All Jjff , 'leart." The heart is the seat of tjriPsF /eeiions. the deaires, the motives and the will. "All thy soul." He loves Qod with nil his soul, or rather, with all his life, who is ready to give up his life for His sake—to endure and suffer rather than to dishonor Ood. Soul is the individual ex istence, the person himsSlf. "All thy inind." 'lne intellect belongs to Ood and we are to love Him to the extent of giv ing all our mental (lowers in Hia service. 38. "This is the first." In fl) antiquity, (21, dignity, (31 excellence, (4) juatice, (5) sufficiency, (Q) fruitfulness, (7) Virtue and efflcajy, (8) extent, (9) necessity, (10) du ration. And great." This love is also the..beat, the noblest, the most elevating, purifying, enlarging act of the soul. This is the greatest commandment. 1. Be cause it is the fountain of the obedience of all tha commandments. 2. Because the commandments are not obeyed except the oliedience spring from love. $. Be cause the commandments are not satisfied except the whole man, with all hia pow ers of soul and body, obey in all things. 30. "Ths second." Toe Ant table of the law defines our duty to Ood; the sec uud, our duty to our neighter. "Is like:" Of a like nature, embracing the whole of our dulv to man. "Thy neighbor as thy self." This love is the principle from which flows the "golden rule" in practice, and the perfect keeping bf all the com mandments, which refer to our duties to our fellow-men, If wo measure up to this commandment, 1. We will not hate our rid*) bor. I We will recognize his rights. S \Ve wili nrotect his interests. 4. We will actually love him. We are even re quired to love our enemies. Love to our neighbor should be especially directed to the good of his soul. "Hang all the law." These Jwo commandments contain the substance of -all the religious and moral duties con tained in the law and the prophets, which, be all said to hang or de pend on them. Love is the spirit of the whole Inw. H Is the more excellent wgV (1 Cor. 12:31; 13:1-13): the fulfilling of the laiv (Horn. 13: 10); the end of the law, 1 Tim. I: 8. 41. "Were—together." During this In tel view, wtiile Jesui wap still teaching in the temple. "Jesus asked them." They hud liton asking Him many question and had tried to entangle Him in Hia talk, and now He, in turn, asks them a question. .42. "What think ye of Christ? Whoia Son is He!"' This was an easy question, and was answered very readily. The question is still pertinent: What think "ye" of Christ?—As to His claims to di vinity? Was He the ide»l ( ainlesa Man; the uattem of the race? Waa He the em bodiment of the divine Waa lie, and is. He our Prophet, Priest and King; our Teacher, Saviour, Sanctifier, 1101111 r? My answer to these queations ia. Yes, He ia. Hut what think "ye" of Christ? To thetn that "believe," He ia nrecious. "The Son of-Ojtvid." It was, a fac* well known and universally acknowl edged among the .lews that the Mcaaiah was to soring from the family of David. 43. "How, then, doth David?" He asks ■nether question which is not so easily explained. "In spirit." Under the in spiration of the Holy Spirit David had called Christ Lord. s -'lhe question was (v. 45), If the Mi'«»(ah ia to b« David's Son, as you say, how "can He be David's Lord? .lemis did not desire to ensnare them, but His purpose was to instruct vhem. 44. The Lord smth." Jesua quotes from P»a, 110: 1. That is, Jehovah saith. "Unto my Lord." Unto JHivid's Lord, or Christ. "Sit Thou." Jehovah here giyts Christ the place oi the greatest emi nence and authority, at His own fight hand. "Thine enemies Thy footstool." Uod proposes to subdue the enemies of Christ, both Jews snd (lentils*, and cause them to acknowledge their Sovereign snd lAird. How ia it possible for those who disbelieve in the divinity of Christ to ex plain thia Scripture? Christ is Lord, seated at the right hand of the Father, and before Him the nations of ths world must bow; willingly if they will, willingly or unwillingly, bow they must. 45. "Haw it He his Son?" He is Lord in His divine relstion to David, and a Son as to **ls humanity. 41. "To answer Him a word." Not a man was able to reply; they simply had nothing to say; neither durst they ask Him sny more questions. Another Irish Bull. --- In the lobby of the house two mem bers of Parliament were discussing; the bouor being paid to Ireland ahd Irish troops. One was a Scotchman, the other en Irishman. The man from Scotland aald, con descendingly; "It's a' very weel to pralae the Irish soldiers," and he proceeded to explain that while he waa glad they were td wenr the shamrock on Bt. Patrick's duy, It roust not be forgotten that the Highlanders bad been fighting bravely, too; "they egpected no special mark of favor for their services, they were ale-ays ready to brave death for their queen, and their loyalty waa beyond reproach." s The Irishman Interrupted Indignant ly; "I would have ye know, •orr." he fried, •"there's as tree a-heart beat* under nn Irish soldier's tunic at be in nth any Highlander's kilt!** In lesa than ten minutes the story had gone round the bouse; —Spare Mo menta. v" ij BURNED AT STAKE. lerrMe Fate Of a Nefre If Kaasas. ACCUSED OF CRIMINAL ASSAULT. rakes Frost the Officer*, Tied to a Mate, Saturated With 00 aad Burned. Leavenworth, Kan., flpectoL—Fred Alexander, the negro who on Pdiadaj evening attempted to assaslt MJss Bn Roth, and who waa suppossd to have assaulted and killed Mia* Forbee is November last, waa takes from the sheriff's gssrd by a mob aadtoernad at the stake it the soene of his crimes, half a dozen blocks from the esntre of the «fty. Probably 1,000 people wttneaa ed the lynching. 1# ■ j The negro was takes from his cell at the State penitentiary at t o'clock la the afternoon, placed in a hook and brought to wait Fifty deputy mar shals surrounded Mm and Deputy Sheriffs Stance, Myers and Thames Brown eat In the hack os either side at him. Fifty buggies and wmgpae fol lowed the bsck. At Fourth and Oliver streets the police Is the hack followed the one in which Alexander was con cealed, jumped out and chased eeverai negroes. In the Incitement the prison er's hack wan frantically drives to the county Jail, where be wae locked in a cell Jo* as the mob readied the doors. The Jail doors were then looked. *> The crt>wd first attsmpted to gain admission by peaceful means, but Sheriff Bverhardty Refused to deliver the-negro.' Thes the-erowd pttahed Us way to the aide door and using on# man as a battering ram, the door was forced from its Mages Then the crowd surged into the corridor by the narrow doorway. A huge iron door led to the celt rooms. The door waa final, ly bont sufficiently for the men te climb over It Several gained an en trance in this nmnner. Meantime the crowd had pushed down die atoe gats of the stockade, and a ysiting pack appeared In the Jail yard. The hinges of the slds door, made of hesvy iron, were cut off with sledge hammers and cnisele and the door of the cell room broken down. A man with sharp ayes spied a sbaipeieas mas crouched down to one corner of the dark cell. Five minute*' work and the hesvy look os die cAI had been broken off. A yell ot terror issued from the cell. Strong men Oiled the oorridsn with hystorleej laughter. Outside the crowd was yeil' Ing itself hoarse. Then Into the oelt rushed dicae who were nearfSt the door. The mob issued forth la a momenS, dragging the negro by the east collar, He had been struck over the head with a hammer but was etlU oooaoioua, Men fought to get at him, and, lafu-j rioted, struck savagely at Mm. Into tbo court bouse rM they dragged. him. "Confess before we hang you,* said they. "I am Inuooeat," Orietf the negro. am dying for what adodier man did. 1 eee lots of friends here; they know f did not do It. If I had been guilty I would have said so at die penitentilexj and would have Stayed there for Mfe. The warden told me so. The policemen , told me so. Would not I have told them If I was guilty?" "You He." they cried, and one hug* ; fellow struck Alexander In the fore* > head with hds flat three dose. H« ■poke with the resignation of a maa, wbo sees before him only oertsl* death. A move was made for s larM I cottonwood tree in a corner of thfj count house yard. "My God men," cried the negro Is his agony. "I have told you that I am innooent I cent tell you any mora. 1 did not do It." "He Hee; burn Mm!" cried the mob. "Take him where he committed die murde*," suggested one. Immediately the crowd carrying tht negro, who wea thrown into a wagon, pushed towards Fourth street. Ah 6: II oYtaok Ales and er wea brougm to tae exact spot where Peart Forbes, the murdered #rl, wea found and a semi circle was formed. Alexander waa brought us to a wagon jgtth a doaeu men. The Narad called for dlence. The i oar isawi and Alexander waa shoved forward Mo fall rlew of the crowd. A howl wend up, wfctob was quickly hueh ed aa the prisoner raised hte shackled hands and began to speak Twice the orowd drowned his trembling vote* Cbal oil was applied for the lef time wMIe Alexander celled to ac quaintances In the orowd sad said good-bye to them. He talked rational ly until John Fobes, the father of the murdered girl, lighted tht met oh. Again Alexander was asked to make a confession, but he replied that ha had nothing ID aay. As the flamea leaped about Mat Alex ander turned a ghastly ho*, and dasp- Ing his handa together, began to my CO aad fro while the crowd railed Is five noAnutea the negro was hanging llrop aid lifeless by «hs chains that bound htm. Aa soon as the crowd aaw that life was extiadt, ft began to slow ly diverse. Hundreds, however. Stayed to the last Men kept pilling on wood all the time undl about 7 o'clock, wbee the lanu were allowed to die town. From « to I o'clock there waa s con tinuous stream ot people going |rom aad to the scene of the burning and later there was a wild scramble to Ob- Sato rellca. After Alexander's arrest ho was taken before Miser Roth, who Identified him. Si one then a mob has surrounded the penitentiary day aad Bight. To day Governor Staaly ordered two com panies of military to be In readiness to start for at a mo ment* notioe. Governor Btanly ordered WSrden TWtnsou to rafuSa to turn Alexander over to the sheriff unless ha agreed in writing to protect him. ——— Passenger Agent Bunch. Mr. R. it L. Bunch has recently been made general passenger agent of the "Oreater Seaboard" system ot rail ways. Mr. Bunch Is a highly capable maa, and the Seaboard Air Ur.e la to be congratulated upon semiring Ma eldest services. The Sonfr la now fully covered by this aosoauaodating tywtea of railways, aad the edict ency of the pass anger service la aasnrad toy the selection of Mr Bunch aa the head of this a^srtnest , _ THE WUTJT MOTHERS. What Muttering frequently reeolta from * mother'* ifnoruce; or more frequently from a mother's neglect to properly inatract her daughter I . Tradition Mjn "woefen moat Buf fer," and young women iMo taught. There ia a little troth and a great deal of exaggeration in this. If a young woman auffera severely ahe Made treatment, and her mother should aee that ahe gets it. Many mothers hesitate to take their daughtera to a physician for examina tion ; but no mother need hesitate to write freely about her' daughter or herself to Mrs. Ptnkham and aeeure the mout efficient advice without charge. Mrs. Plnkham'. addrsaa ia Lynn, Haas. Mrs. August Pfalsgraf, of South Byron, Wis., mother of the young lady whose portrait we here publish, wrote Mrs. Plnkham in Januarjr, IM9, saying her daughter had suffered for two years with irregular menstruation had headache all the time, and pain in her side, feet swell, and was generally miserable. Mrs. Plnkham promptly replied with advice, and under date of March. 1899, the mother writes again that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her daughter of all pains and irregularity. Nothing in the world Mrs. rrawwrpm medTclhe for' rtttf" , lating woman'a peculiar monthly troubles. * * Every cotton planter should write forourvaluable illustrated pamphlet, "Cotton Culture." iris sent free. Send nam* and hd.lrsat to OERMAN KALI WORKS, 9J Nam fk. t N. Y. Constipation la eaiilr cared and the bowala reatored 10 a haalthr •oodlllon b» Ibeaaeol W the aatarel remedy for all atomack, bovol, ll»« »ui kfdner trouble*. By onr method of eoaeantratioa each I «*■ bottle laeqnltaloni to three gallooa ol the aprlns water. Mi by att drar- ■lata nab assle Irate mark as M every kattla CRM ORCHARD WATER 00.. LeaieiMe. K». BRSKiXMSSS Im. or. a.». Mau i MM. a. •*. ITTBNTION U fMlllUUd It ra m.nUos H Ikli ptytr *kn vrlllu >4wUam. t*i 4. NOTES AND COMMENT. I Every ahip loading at N»w Orleans with mules or horses under British contracts tor use in South Africa is bo Inn carefully watched to prevent the placing on board of infernal ( machinal or other deatuotlve instruments tir-M— --half of tfee Hoers' causa. The £oal ei peclally ia subject to careful scrutiny Custom and law prescribe foot bind ing In China and the same may he said coaoernlng wearing the queue. No gentleman In China would go with out a queue any more than a gentle man would wear one In this country. It Is not true that Cblneee. who cut off their queues are executed. They are I not punished In any way except by common contempt '/ a Speedy, Prompt and Sure. Acts qulckar, mw grlpaa ami obtains Mtw wnlft_ _T\ than *O7 laxntWa known. Aif li MMMto—»lla agaci tmwadlatn No NMdf will euro eontlnalton and MUOMMI » M ■ V quickly and witk abaolataly no tUaooaafort aa HP Hunyadl Jinos JW fts^-XSMssa^sststk.. m *sk "Hnnyadl iimom. | BLUE kiOHinfiML riNCH ESTER QUH CATALOGUE FREE Sand MM tad TUM an a poatal now. • Don't MAY II yon ara ktWMi WINCHESTCII REPEATING MM CO. *«ncnnn ATSNOB m BATCH, coanr. FALLING Save Your Hair with Shampoos of And light dressings of CUTICURA; purest of emollient skin cures. This treatment at onco stops falling hair, removes crusts*, scales, and dandruff, soothes Irritated, Itching* surfaces, stimulates the hair follicles, supplies the roots with energy and nourishment, and makes tho hair grow upon a sweet, wholesome, healthy scalp when all else falls.' MILLIONS IIBE CUTICURA 80AP Aulited by CtmcOTU OurraxxT, for preserving, purifying, and beaotlfy. lag the (Us, tor cleansing the aoelp of craeta, aoalea, and dandreff, and the stopping of falling hair, for aoftenlng, whitening, and healing led, rough, and tore handa, for baby raihea, itching,, and ohsfiags, and for all the pw» poses of the toilet, bath, and nnrsery. MllUoni of Wowa ass CxmcvuA SOAP In the form of batha for annoying Irritation*, inflammation,, and excoriation, tor too free or offensive perapiratlon, In the term at washes for aloeratlve weaknesses, and tor many antiseptic purposes which readily eog* gest themselves to women and mother,. No amount of perseastoa caa tndaoe thoee who hare once nasd these great skin purifiers aad beaUlOers, to ase any others. Cimctnu BOA* combines delicate emoflWat propertlea derived from Cunctnu, the great skin euro, with the puis* Of eleaastng Ingredients, aad the most refreshing of flower odors. Ho other mtHtmti soap Is to be oomparod with It for preserving, purifying, and beautifying the skin, eoalp, hair, and hands. No other foreign or domestlo MM soap, however expensive, la to be compered with It for all the purpoese eg the toilet, bath, and nnraery. Thus it oomblnes, In On BokT at Owx Puci, . via.: TWEMTY-WVB CKNTB, the itti akin aad ooaptodoa soap, the MST toilet. Bier baby soap In the world. «•*»« *»•■> • SSZUHNHHT THE 5ET.11.25 V WK MEAN BVMNKMM4 *lll HM« I $ Krasas 3&s£r MCT $ ENGINES BOILERS. Tiaks, StMka, BUM PIpM Md MMi-Iroa Wort; Bh»fUu«. Pulley*, Owrtu, Box**, LOHUIP I*o* WOKKI * iirru GO ACOUSTA, OBOBOIA. 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The Enterprise (Williamston, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
Jan. 24, 1901, edition 1
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