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- This Date .InHiBtory-rMaict S
1651 Thomas Otway, poet, born at Trotton,
' Siissex; diedlC85M' v. ..s,-
: '556 William Goodwin, English novelist, horn;
- 1793 William CJharles' Macreaaytragedi:
n.v'si.'.w born in London :-died 1873. - .
. 1847-CIaude Perriii VfctorV cttle: l 1 Belluiol
- ww..nj) .nnv.ni Tn "kt i T , 4
the field of Friedlanor. died': bom 1764"
1861 Emanciation of Russian serfs "by inipSriall
j decree ,QzariAxaadfir Serfdom wfff
uiiiruuuou ixi tu Auatua air ine cioso Ol 'U0
; -sixteenth. centurjran fa. a fewvears al
. rural populations' were subjected to ft,' ex:
-: cepting persons in the free communes on-
' the crown domains. - By'1 grants of' crow'
j:v j lands myriads of peasants .became serfs tT
xne towesr gpaaeu Aiexanaeriana Aicnolas
" favored liberation of the peasants.' Alexa&v
- der II accomplished it in two years; r ' . v
-v1896 Dr. WP. Palmer, antiquarian and writes,
- . died in Bichmond. ' ' ' -
1887 Nelson Wheatcrof t well known actor
. v and. dramatic teacher, died in New York
,?: ;f -There rare a very large' numlber of visi-
tors in the city at present. ' The .daily ar
rivals 'have beem steaddly increasing for the
-ylast week.-. . . t - ' '
; "Intervention of .the United States in Cu
fa," in the March nu-mlber of the North
American Review hy John H. Latane, is
-..i an article, which," of -course, was written
and in print before recent events made -this
topic of such immediate and absorbing in
terest. Jt, therefore, is free from euspic
'ion of 'being dictated in the heat of pas
: don.or revenge. "Should. the government
of the United States," asserts 'Mr.- Latane,
V '"ever consider it Its high mission -to tober
" ? rene in the affairs of Cuba, 'whether in the
: oause of civilization, or of ihumanity, or of
, Amer'ican interests, it must he armed in
tervention carried .3 to " f uMllment without
: regard to" Spanish ' (promises of reform."
; Between 1872 and -the end of 1896 the ex
ports of Germany increased hy $398,400,000,
an increase of over 68 per cent. In an ar
ticle on '"Techaiical Schools in Germany,"
the Tradesman says of the little -Kingdom
;of Saxony that it is "the leader of the' in
dustrlal woiCd.". Nowhere else is teohnli
, cal sklU. so highly developed; and "nowhere
.' tee does manufacturing approach so nearly
, to the rank -of a teanned prof essron," Amd
flmall as the vKin'gdom Is, it "has no less
4lan 111 technical schooBs, including ten of
(agriculture and forty of-commeroe." Bad
; en, - which "has r about tho same population
as iMorcn Carolina, spenos ?280,uuo a year
fn its technical schools and other German
priaacipalj ties make a eimuilari - showing.
"The-whole German .eople remarks t the
Tradesman,' 'are being educated scientific
ally In the arts"of- industrial production. V
and undoubtedly this .education Is what is
(giving Germany the lead in the- industrial
world. " " -
v ' "Patriotism: Its "Defects,; Its. Dangers,
and Its Duties," is the title of a timely at
v tfole in tbe -North Ajmerican . Review-, for
; RLarch, by Bishop Doane of Albany The
' fishop contends that hatred of other qoun-
ries is, not only '.not 'the only signrbut'U
; is no sign at all, of the love of our own.
Qur own national 7 pride v and. affection
- ought to lead to respect lor all other -pa-
trfotism. He . says:
t. t -
session and' "the practice ofAn intelligent
interest t the ptil&c -affairs of this 'un
try. Hopeless" fa the face", of the over
whelmmif majorities of -selfish -and self
seeking masses'! men, blindly if ollowing a
leader to whom they hand over the exer
else of what is supposed to Ibe their will
asi expressed toy rotes, too many.men ot 'in
fluence and; character hare wiahdraiwn from
all xsmcern In the adniinistration of govern
ment. And tt isthe' etUtud'e bf cowaird
ice ' and v hnanorality. 'Conspicuous instan
ces -of failure in tfche. attempt' to bring
hout a -better condition; of political man
agement, are no doubt moot discouraging;
W uitaa&ate !..ii..tone;es
tne 186 xpeuon! .ox uwuirw.u -mvu.
And, meanVMlei'no.fQTJoira,' hope was ever
j led by the kind of men who loses heart In
thV face or iiMJie ear of failuro. And
more jSbaj .personal duty 4a not nneas-
country -even . his life, 3f the saxsriiftce is
demanded;;, and he ow-esjihe service of his
DarticJoation in high public affairs."
TOPICS OF TODAY.
There is till some talk .here and there
about establishing postal .savings lanks,
but it W''all talk and nothing -more. The
banks will not be founded unti4-3t is shown
how they can "be conducted withouit "having
to 'tak fhe people who iiave no d-eposit -top-ay
interest7 to thoise -who have.' Mail and
Etpfess, - . . ;
'There, are'7,63,360 negroes.in the United
Sbates, a-ccording to the -census of 1890. Of
thee s4 .yai )00,000 are in the south,
orr to 'be 'particular, the number is 6,795,- j
722 fHeip are. the states in;eraocord
IniollhS. numbers f Gedrgi, i 8f,96 ;
Mississippi,' 744,799; South' Oaromna, 689,-,
141 r Alaani . 6799; Vnia,v v,635,85 i
NorCh Carorina, 562,5"65; 'lMana 560,152:
Teais,' 489,588; aSennessee, 430,881; Arkan
sas,; 309,427; Kentuckj-, 268,173; Marlyland,
215,197; Florida, 166,473; Missouri, 150,726
and West Virginia, 32,717. r
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The raising of 5.000f. by the passengers
of the French, liner Champagne for ;-h
brave life "boat 'crew that went in oeajwh of
assistance shows ithat -human nature
deeply appretflates 'haroism;- Sonnetim s
bravery , is not .properly 'rewarded, but in
the present instance it .seems as. if Third
Officers Unsworth "and his Companions will
reap substantial larels.iwii--they earn
ed so justly. Newrlfork- HeraM.- .
Another instance of the Influence the de
sbructioa of forests ; has upon torests, is
shown" hy tijdeciion of the, flghicommis
sioners to stock the majority of suitaible
streams' In New 'Jersey wl tfi rainbow trout.
T2leira'fsadV-la a poorer-, quality
trout can exist. The destruction of forests
strange a. t nay seenyiias tended fto
warm the water of the
una to such a
high degree that "wild tirout can no
live. via -it;v; The officials ar,.uow gofMg to
try the-' raiabow variety.. v, Ki'
This" is how the cWpianvof 'the Illinois
house of r representatives prayed the other
day: VAad-df it be ! Thy will "that a bar-
bjiious, bloodthirsty, natiojn be-wiped from
Je .mftPoJLthe world we will submissively
say: 'iireat and marvelous are ray wotks;
Lord; Godl Almighty Just, and; true are Thy
-'" v...- Cj,-- . a .-, . ' .; -r "
ways. Thou King of Saints. Amen."
With the murder of the Lake City (S. C.)
negro postmaster as a text, the (New York
Evening Post says:; "Thds' hostility to
the black officiail is but one manifestation;
of "a hostility to the race which affects the
whites in all of their relations as citizens.
They will not submit to . the rule of the
blacks, no matter, what the numerical su
premacy of the blacks. Thereare tens of
thousands more blacks than Whites in
Mississippi, South Carolina and Louisiana.
The two former states i'nave within the last
few years adopted constitutions .which proc
tloaHly dfefranchi-se most" of ' the' : blacks,
and a convention now sitting in' Louisiana
will undoubtedly follow these examples. A
pretence is' made of reaching this end
tlirough the ' establishment of: educational
or property tests which affect impartially
the ignorant and shiftless of both. races,
but the unconcealed object, which Is ac-
complished in most cases, is -to keep nearly
all of tihe blacks from voting without ref-
erence to such qualiflcations, fwhlle , not
disfranchising any : whites.. : If all of. the
colored men in such states could read and
were owners of property the whites would
not allow them to govern. ... -We do
not think that the feeling m this respect
is greatly different in the iorth. Lynching
is less . prevalent 'here than there and we
should bope that South' Carolina is the only
southern state where the -respect of fcu
man life is so low that such an outrage as
that at Lake City Is possible. . But pur
people - would resent bitterly bhe appoint
ment of negro officials, and no republican
administration .ever : named " a black ., man
-as postmaster ua -xu: norui.-
POSTSCRIPTS.
T!he'; war department v(ha : decided' to
abandon its expltion rfor. the relief of the
miners' In the Klondike country because
the conclusion "bus .been' reached that no
necess'lty extefcs for it-V
- IA!t a ;jargeTy -c attended mafs-meelrag
st w'iweurolds $90,000 was raised by pod-
ur subscription to keep the public sc3z ols
of the effly? open for the entire ech-ool yeaTi
the appropriatSon .bavtng been, exhausted.
. JThe tdeath of. .Mr.:krgerly'of Philadrl-
phia, will ' somewhat simplify , the settle-
1 KiTiur rr .tTcnt. r.T- Irwamco .It win iwiiom I
than jwnatlve Jldjtrout, but they thrive
0 i v -
iri'!'iw$! faer than .thinfvtchvwiild
he element of-sympathy from 43ie. transac-;
Thomas 'A. JJdisoi;wsflnns the stite
rrjenit recently araade that-lbe. has . dftsijoy
erod a now process for -extracting gold from
jhte mdnres; in .ithei qrbiz;' tandj rant in. New
vr-P.Tiiftn:. mA If v.the 'system , wanks, s'4ie
Laims. 'he wifll receive f,15O;O00 fof lls' ini,
Tenftionv, H: -.?'7:
n'jiifl . Nortlh. - German "Lloyd steamer
Kaiser WilhelnV, Der Grosse. which .sailed
rom tBremen for (New York Tuesday,. had
amoug. her, passengers Prince Albert - o
Belgium nephew of King lifeopdld, aiM heir
apparent to the throne wno is to maKean
extensive tour of the United States. ' '
4Mrs.' Virtorto "WoodhTiliJMartin, ediLtOT
lirf IThe Humanitarian; has arrived in New
Tork from xonxion. wnere sn ur wtu
'Wing Jor years, and 8s ait the Waldorf-As
toria. Pbe wM h 'here ?for several -weeKS,
ji-511 tmvei across the conitiment an 3
through tihe souther yisiting many xi.leg s
amid soienttiflo Inartifcu-tloins. She-baa -in
rrsUfcii tihe es-tabliishment!' of a "Temple of
Soien-ce." "- .
i . A jspecdaJl despatch ' 'from ."Shianglia!
says: The United (States - squadron is
ionoenttrated at Homg Kong with a view - of
aottv opera'tittns against ; Manilla, Phlftp
stoe tMan-ds, in (the event oif ah outbreak of
war- be-bween the Unlbed1 States and Spaiin.
TThe sruadron, wlbiah 4s powerful, lodLVtAi
rhe -ctfuasers Olympia, Boston, Rateagai;
C!onord and Petrel," . r
. The bouse cdmaniCbee on! naval affairs
has iaisTCd o lferfB of $i,tXM,000 fcr?the
rwttfiwH'rt powder; $902,009! far
the erectionof . butildfins on:1 gover an m
rjround for -the mahiu'aicture of smoke'ss
osrd'eT, .with the 'neoessiry macbJin-ery'-and
pq-uiproent and $60,000 loir armix; ac!d
equipping the naval; militia. - - "
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE- DAY '
rak6 Laxative Bromo Quinine -TaDlets. Al.
iruggists refund the money If lt fails t
'ure. 25c The genuine '-has Lu B;vQi?oT4
'ach tablet - ' -v. -'-'-: . s
.. F STATE POLITICS, .
yoUr; eye on William !T6ucSge'h; Crawford;
of -tihe county, of , Hajfwod3. He is destined
:o receive ifche 'mantle of Vanice;" ", "
1 vKope "Elias to'i the iNews and Observer
it ther is no tuskm beten the "dmo;.rats
apa populists Jflie former will eaxry 'the
state -next November 3ike cyi:loae. ?;
, Tlhe -chaiin' gang scandal in uinoomlb has
.gotten into Judge Bwart's alminai court.
TttBto-.to a day of scandals Ircm' top to bot-
onx and every day proves the tmrtai of thft
Bible maxsito. that when tbe wicked rule
ihe righteous mourn. News and Observer.
"The; Press is of the opiinlon ttet 3raw
"ord is the s'trongest man in the district to
-na-V-e tberace agairst Fearacn or' v any
yitier republicao, and he is the man for: 'h?
loirooratio party to put up to bury Pearson
under a mounitain of votes next fall.
?raaikliin Press. ;-
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It -is generally conceded here that1' ex
ngressrran jprawiford wll be scieoted by
the derrocrabic convenitiOn as (Richmond
Pearson's opponent this fail. Mr. Craw
!ord is true and tried, (he is stronger now
than, ever .bere.HeinJdersonvili'' special
to. News and Observer.
; OertaiiTk, republicans, it is said'.fefffe, in
their hftmiger f or ofBce," casting rnyi-ous
Tlaaces -at the little place h. Id by Servant
ike tie fatthiful old keener of the arse
nM.; "Baffied by 'tie ciVir srr 4 e, there
ieeirs to be no pIaw-tbolmall'$scare
cae, jrongry oorge. News ana Observer.
server, ,
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Let rtihe democracy of Nortb Caroldna
make jth-eir fight next e!ection . f or. s ate
foisor tand -overnmeh.tof tlfe'Stata b
Its best elements, and! i ; will eome " ou
vJictorioua and an- -era ; -ol- peacev good will
and iprosperitjy will be? asherjpd in, and the
oh) North State will iitft up her head
HONEST I.AB01.
Must bare honest food and not pay more
than an 'honest price for iiL "'
There are many preparations scid at eood
round-, prices whi-cfli are unworthy of the
maime 'of groceries, r We , can sell you ' the
best, flouTi-1 or $6.00 per barrel; best flour at
4c-Fer, pouiid; alsp a gocd assortment ' of
dried f ruibs at a reasontafble price. ;
JENKINS BROS.
Spot Cash Store.
45 South Main Street. 'Phone. 125.
IFip Mcmt."
The Carroll House, furnished, if taken
at once 'Two other furnished houses, well
1 oca tea. two small unfurnished houses.
J. II. Weaver
Box 244. No. 45 Patton avenus.
We are the Leaders in the Wine and Liquor Trade.
PURITY- .GIIARAHtESB ' :
pon't let Whiskey get. the
Under the same Formula for more than
is Guaranteed absolutely the PUKEST
in the World. " - 1
ON A TINE DAY
BAINBRIDGE'S -
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New Books
Engraving
IT. BAINB RIDQE,.
V ' !' ' i.at of San
18 South Main St.
16 BATTON
oil mo'ii
prouidiy again among, lier sister; states. We
have had enough of deals with arf&abtle an
jinscrupuloua adversary, let t&e.sne-a. who
love 'iNorui uaroiina ..ana wisa 10 see -xie:
prosper, come . together under the''banrier
oil deurocracy in home issues,' even if they
aaart on national matters. Stocky jMouat
Argonaiuit. .' .' "
AT THE OPERA HOUSE.,
The PerucM-Beldend company begin a
week's engagement at -the .Grand -Monday
rseat, "in a repertoire of modern plays, and
viatudevalie at popular priceaL 1 iMr. PeruchI
has been here on several previous occasions
in 'Mi:Fee's Matrimondal. Bureau," in ji-ch
he played the; comedy role as "Tbe Office.
Boy." The ' paper4 'oi'-iBhisi'iobtlh'iiasfar
vored ,this attractdr.wit4.eomm
crttifclsEns from -among . wMch- we -tafce , the
'fpOlkjWtn ' ' ' ' ' '' ' ':v '
i. jnheire was notaUtcvJtt the- hole !ay?
i"" w , , :Jr S9itK j- .
lifebjl' Porter' beleen the acts, kept the
4- . . - ' . . Tl "fr. -m 1 1 n
houW inr x contttouaf
ber, and bis cabdh song, 'Rubber Nec&'
evoked riotous applause.- The famous
Carleton. sdssteraC are ,, not oalygreM da-nic-
ers.'but ar0 sweet :iimkemim. and,
winantabng'brouiVr
Tbyyheerftiliy rretopviiffi
they. er,?worn' '3 ". :-" .
A.' SL Gwbyw innager-;! fthe Swanmnoa
CaeT la lookliag tttepsfT a -s business is
daily increases:. V.": t? ? .w. . 12tf
. . .' : ' " a . '. i.v .-. -.-'j - u
CURED aFrBLO'P6iTOTBE PIF
TTTTO DOCTORS -. FAILED.
Blood Balm Co., Atlanta G. .. .
Gentlemen : In 1 872 a small pimple
broke out on my leg.' It4 began eating and
In four months" I was-treated by, a. phys
ician of Talladega county; Ala., where I
lived eighteen years He relived 'di for a
short while. In six. weeks it :broe out
again in' both Iegs,.;also on 'my; shoulder.
Two small bones were taken'' out. It con
tinued until 1876. In this time I had twelve
lifferent physicians. They told me the on'-,
y remedy was amputation:' that it could
ever be cured. For six months I .could
ot',walk a step. I went to Mineral Wells,
exasspent . $300.00 ; came home; went to
Mot Springs,"'' Ark., stayed nine months
w. jis w iinam
best of yrfu. Get the -BEST: of ' Whiskey, which'it the
wuuuie isuuery Bottling of
- ATTX
100 Years
and BEST
.
YOU CAN SEE
BOOK STO R E v' C :
MO U NT P I SG AH ; r v
Fine Stationery
AntonioJ Tvxas. v , , . . ,
1 " .
, Asheville, iv.X
7 :
ou cari. be certain
to, get, a.
Baby
Ilii
that will suit the
of vour baby at
Furniture and Carpet House
OP
son
AVENUE.
Q
ASHEVILLE. N. C.
ill failed to cure me. In 1887 I came back
o Birmingham, Ala. I was advised to
vrite you, which I . did. You wrote, me;
hat B. B. B. would cure me," and I could
set the medicine, from Nabors & Morrow,
iruggists, of 6ur! city. I bought ten .boW
les and before I had finished my-fifth hot -le
my legs began to heal, and In less than
wo months I was sound 'and weiL That
aas been nearly two years ago and no -sign
f its return yet. I have spent in cashover
5400.00, and B. B. B. done the work that
ill the rest, failed tar do.. You have? my
-permission to publish this. I have traveled
30 much trying to get well that my cure
is well known. Fifty-two doctors have
reated me in the last seventeen years.
All they did was to take what money I .had
and done me no good. I am now a well
man. PROF V d H. RANGERav;- . c"
For sale at PeLham'a Pharmacy, Ashe
ville, N. C.
Price 75 cents per targe bottle. .
' . ... "" 1 1 1 . .. j . . '.1,
Hot Buokrwbieat Cakes end MapOe, Syrup
Dairy Luncb. 13-tf
1 A-?
era;
ONE WEEK,
COHMo& March 7
And Woodward'-. Warren Co's
' " - Consolidated
In a (Repertoire of 'HH'gh-class Farce and
IMusrcal Comedies.
Merry Mirth Makers
Notbiimg ever repeated. -A complete
chiaasge. of pliay, .scenery, music, jcostuimies
and specialties every performanice. A dol
lar show for ri
10, 20. 30 cents:
The famous Carlton Susfcers, the -world's
greatest buck and' wing' dancers every
night. . ' ii-... . . "
Mcpherson & clark
DEALERS, IS
Stoyes, Tinware and Joust
Fnrnishing Goods,
Sanitary Plumbing,
Steam and hot water fit
s ting, hot air furnaces, til,
r and slate roofing and gal-
vaujzeu iron cornice.; Vj ;
45 College Street
Telephone 188.; " 1
.Vt-.1
uranaOp
House
Peruchi
Beldeni
; . . Bottled and Distxlied ONLY by 'p-:'
Jas. E. Pepper Ci., Lexington, tKjr.
see
Store
1 -T t s-rV ;
30 South niainStreer.
r- Ito requires a great deal of . excitemeat
o satisfy our cravings fcr, some tjhing new;
. u fact, to soare peop:e4 thre is no hing
; ew; the whole.1 world lifls-grown ctd; ev-
3rytlhlng to stgM.-vhas .been i seen so of tea
here is no 'beauty-inthen'''7h:,kolc a
; vise as owls and" boot at' any-rMng you:
ray say or do and are trying bo joak away
. ver behoind the moon 1 and stars or fire
niles deep in the earth.' They turn loos
- illi that is near them - except ; tbeir own
.iobby;4ajndvwhen,I.iaeet one . of these fei
" O wis -J. al ways -tbink of Thpson's cot
?hieh't was said was '':hV blggeet foot-im
be world bepaji!se;be, swam :the rlTer., t.
eepr out orjai ? shower otralnJTaey ooght
:o go together' f- J'-J V - : -
- Tbe people I ' want to initerest are tlrose 5
vhp.wanitjto Joe,. ifttereseted as to bow, and
vhipte jbevqantg'it ;their wbite ods. or
hJldren'4 sprang deses; and aprons.' v Our
store lis deicortUecK .fcritb? just iuc$ goods
& I have mentioned; at a price no reaon
'ible person wdU.obJert. to. ? Come and see
before -tbis, job o2 ,whitegooda are all
'3Jf:ir.: f : -..
We are perfaiUyriware tl utterly
'mpossib-le to pkaise. everybody.; . You could -lot
do that Vjreeif but 'you; wan. . do the
best you vcan and a'.B reasonable ipeople
-vill apipreciate your effort,. ; :. ' k :
' Mr. A. P. Roberts,' formeriy of. JupSter"
but- npw.of esrervHIe is;ji ttrqe' an4trle"
friend iky'Btiojiiui exays
Out 'Newis Is a libt!e. gem. : -V' -. y ' .
Francis Asbury Bird "of Glen Ingle, N. C,
how 87 years oM, says tbe Racket Store
News brought him th; to see our shoes that
he. 'adeard so much.albout. He bought a
pair "and:'we" are sure be'- will "be vplease
witlh! bis first purchase of us. V .. .
- Capt. F. M.'. WaddeM . is "a matt that moves
lad no one would blame a pair df sthoes .t
set rid or (him soon, r Yet a nair of our
Sample Shoes stuck -to him fron January
1897 J -j Fisbruary,; 1898, without a stitck
'repadring.o' -."v'v- yc?--:; ;;.v.; ,.
- We are eorry to .learn that Mr F. E.
WM-te. of Proviso, N, C, had the misfor
tune'' to loose bis house by fire Jaivuary 31.
Loss1 about $350. -
Wbile you, wait for something to turn
up you will get " turned under and tnem
'ubs about it. : . ,-
W. G. .'Burgen of: Swajn-nian-ca, N. C. says
he wore a pair of our Milks Saukple Sboes
six : momths" and they are good yet. Yo
see our shoes are all made out c leather.
If you want to sleep good buy for cash
and stay out of debt. '
J. EuV STYMIE IE
All
lederfOrSOC
POSTPAID. .
We are tired of sell
ing to "dealers and
waiting 90 days for
our money; so we,
will sell to- house
keepers at jobbers
prices.. . "',r' "'
yaii postpaid Qne6f our best. f
;Bay State Radsin Seeders
guaranteed . to .. seed one pound of
raisins in five minutes. . Simple to
operate and ?asy to clean.
F4ST0N SPECIALTY MF6C0
64 Federal Street, Boston.,
WONDER!
The New EUREKA Camera, a gennins
Kodak, -made , the Eastman company.
It holds six glasi plates, 3 by 3-K iaehei
in size. It has a fine lens, takes splendid
picture and those sold are delighting tba
purchasers. -V: : '
B. 11. COSBY,
The Reliable Jeweler,
. 27 PATTON AVENXJ3.
Walter S. Cushman,
... (Successor to Cameron & Cushman.)
Real Estate Broker,
17 Paragon Building.
Comer of Patton avenue and Haywood St
- ALL. KINDS OP RE Ah RSTATB
TO SELL" AND TO RENT.
FURNISHED HOUSES.
tTHE CHEAPEST
For Sale Thfou h
ALL COAL; DEALERS
AND
ALL GROCERY STORES f
'Ill
-a m m
j uiiuiia li II lyiyj iy
:-alJ the marks of a true patriot 1 the pos
Trhich haro ft 'phocs.