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LIFE IN THE MIDDLE AGES.
This Magnificent DcconATEO Dinner Set Fhec with Every $10.00 Grocery Outfit.
But di.-eet from the manufacturers and save money. This Magnificent Cottage Dinner Set,
decorate! in pink, blue, brown, green, lavender (your choice), and worth fully $10.HO,
driven absolutely free with every outfit of groceries, f 13.10 worth of groceries for only 110.00.
This is what we will send you: 1
4 qnarts bt table fyrup $ 65
20 lhs fine granulated sugar.. 1.30
2 lbs. best Japan tea 1.40
21aree bar? best washing soap
equal to 12 oars of ordinary
pojiD . - - - -
2 lbs best Ja va and Mocca cofEee .60
1 ten lb. pail family white fish
selected - - 1-00
2 lbs. three crown raisins
1 fan (Trmiml ill ustard (dry)... .83
-i an Hnnariion. sason grade.. .;-8
-i ntrp etIoss starch .10
1 nackae corn starch. 10
1 box paper and envelopes . .25
1 lb. best baking powder 40
1 bag salt, thBee lbs .05
1 large bottle ammonia .15
1 large bottle blueing . .15
1 box herring, 40 fish . .40
5 lbs. best mixed candy i 1.00
1 lb. currants, selected .13
2 lbs. rolled oats .08
1 doz. nutmegs: .25
H lb- pepper, ground and sifted .80
1 clothes line, 70 feet.'. . . .25
1 bottle lemon extract. . .20
4 cakes perfumed toilet soap.
in box .40
1 can Webb's cocoa - .20
1 package borax .16
1 doz. papers pins .60
1 can prime roast beef, 2 lbs.. .40
1 bbl. tacks (toy) .08
1 cut-glass sifter, filled with
celery salfcT. 15
"1 package pearl tapioca 15
1 package fine shredded cocoa-
nut .80
.$13.10
H lb. cream tartar 80
1 bottle vanilla extract! 20
Total retail value
"We will send you this mammoth grocery outfit and the beautiful decorated China Dinner Set consisting of 56
pifs. as follows: 13 Plates. 6Jnch: 12 Handled Tea Onus! 12 Saucers: 12 Fruit Saucers:
o fabf Plates ! 1 Tea Pot: 1 Sufirar 1 Cream 1 SI on Ttnwl. nil for O.OO. or If vou Drefer to
oramine the srooris before buying, send us $1.00. and we will send this outfit as described above and this
beautiful dinner set. You can examine the goods at your nearest freight depot and if found exactly as
represented ana tne grandest, oargam you ever saw, ana you are convincea tnat you nave saveu. 3.j.u, uesiuea
the $10.00 Dinner Set. pay the Agent $9.00 and charges. "We are manufacturers and knowing what our
goods are made of you need not hesitate to send us your order, for if we receive it, we promise io return not
only such value as was never before shipped, from my house, but a care in selecting the goods as To quality that
will insure a satisfaction you do not get from the average retail store." The freight on the goods will
amount to next to nothing compared with what you will saVe in price. Order at once. Send for circulars and
lowest prices on groceries. References: Second National Bank, Akron, O., Akron Savings
Balk. Akron, O., Central Savings Bank, Akron, O. Address all orders to
JOHN G. INGALLS & COMPANY, Manufacturers, Akron, Ohio.
John G. Ingalls & Company are thoroughly reliable. Editor.
WOMEN WHO WORK.
St. Louis, Mo., Aug. 12.
Though only 19 years old, I Buffered from-
pains and female troubles two years. Last
spring I got bo bad I had to quit work. I had
to support myself, and could not afford a high
priced doctor. I got one bottle of "Wine of
Cardui and that made me feel better. Have
now used several bottles and am well. My
mother used the Win for Change of Life and
was greatly relieved.
MISS MARGABET WALSH.
, 1 '
LI J I ! H 1 7k
D UI
m i
II fialr- 1
g3 ji
Some of- Their Customs and Habit
"Were Revolting.
-This is a realistic age, averse to con
vention and loving to be told the plain
truth about everything. As an appro
priate corrective or supplement to the
romantic view of mediaeval life, which
leaves out of account everything that is
not picturesque, we know of nothing
better" than Mr. Hopkins' essays. Cer
tainly no one would learn from Scott or
Hugo that a city , in the middle ages
had diffused that pungent odor which
could be smelled leagues away and
which was capable of turning a king,
the brave Philippe-Auguste, sick when
he put bis head one day out of a win
dow.
The conditions of life varied little In
different countries, and when Mr. Hop
kins raises the curtain a little ever so
little upon old fans we may be 6ure
that old London and old Vienna were not
a whit Jse'tter. We see a great town with
out a single drain, roadways heaped with
refuse, a river that is an open sewer
and slops descending from every win
dow. We see princes upset by swine on
the street and meet delicate queens who
eat with their fingers and observe in an
airy manner that their hands have not
been washed for eight days and yet look
nice.' Every one, in short, lived in a
pigsty and behaved "as sich."
Nor have things improved much when
we come down to the reign of the Grand
Monarque. That ruler had an excellent
appetite and was observed to eat at one
sitting "four platefuls of different soups,
a whole pheasant, a partridge, a great
plate of salad, two great slices of ham,
a plate of mutton seasoned with garlic,
pastry and after that fruit and hard
boiled eggs."
Yet this is the only Sense in which he
and his courtiers may be said to have
lived well. They drenched themselves
with nerfnmes to disguise odors less
agreeable, ate off plates without forks
and plunged their spoons into the com
mon dish.
Manuals of good breeding published in
the palmy days of French politeness be-
tfore the revolution a'dvise their reader to
wash his face nearly every day if possi
ble and warn him against sitting down
to table with his hat on, looking jealous
ly at his neighbor's plate and heaping
too much on his own, choking himself
by gulping wine too fast, pocketing fruit
at dessert and using his napkin as a
pocket handkerchief., Such were the
counsels solemnly urged upon gentlemen
who figure in Watteau and who woreky
blue and claret colors and sported silk
stockings and silver buckles.
May - gdod diges
tion wait on appetite
and health on both."
That sentence from Shakespeare is a
genuine benediction- of the body. " In this
as in so many other things the intuition of
nis m igniy
mind seems
to have fath
omed the facts
which science
has slowly
discovered.
, Science has
shown that
disease in any
part of the
body i s al
most always
accompanied
by weakness
and failure of
the digestive
and assimila
tive organs.
Under these
conditions the
stomach, livet
and blood-
making
glands fail in
their appoint
edwork. Then
the symptoms
of disease appear, often in organs appar
ently remote from the real cause. Vitality
is lowered. There is a dull and sluggish
v feeling often accompanied by headache.
The heart may seem anected. l nere may
be lack of ambition and energy with mental
irresolution. With such symptoms as these
"delay is dangerous." Such a condition
affords the favorite starting point for con
sumption. It is useless to ' ' doctor " for the
Symptoms. The remedy that reaches the
case must reach, the cause of disease. The
greatest medicine for all diseases, of the
stomach and other digestive and nutritive
organs is Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery. It restores the appetite, re-establishes
a sound digestion, imrges out the
bilious noisons which infect the blood, car
ries off waste and builds up sound and
healthy tissues. The "discovery " is not a
stimulant. It contains no alcohol orwhisky.
No other medicine has so great a record of
cures, therefore accept io substitute.
Dr. Pierce's Pellets cure constipation.
GOES WITH THE HOUSE.
At Least One Doorplate Is Kept In Its
Place by 'the Will of Its
Dead Owner.
In the cross streets) in the old village
of Greenwich one will still find houses
with green painted; doors and brass
knobs and doorplates. The brass is
generally bright, as it was always kept
in the old times when sand was used as
a burnisher. The names on the door
plates are not always the names of the
occupants of the house. A New York
Sun reporter in his strolls in Vandam
street noticed more than the usual
number of doorplates, and asked a po
liceman a question, which elicited, the
following:
"Take the name on that doorplate,"
pointing to a door close by; "the man
whose name is there has been dead
nearly 40 years. And after him his
family lived there for a long time, and
the daughter married and she lived ifl
the same house for a long time,, and the
name was never changed on the plate
Then she moved away. I don't know
what became of her. The hoise was
vacant awhile, and tne doorplate re
mained all the time. Then the house
was -rented, and one day for curiosity
I asked why the doorplate was not re
moved, and I was told that the original
owner had it put in his will that as
long as the house stood the doorplate
was to stay on" the door. And I s'pose
it's the same way with all the ofd
houses that have doorplates."
MOZLEY'S 1EM0S ELIXIR.
$ . .
Eegnlates the Liver, Stomach, BowjbH
. 3 WiJ
ana juaneys.
For biliousneea. con6ttoatioa and mal
ria. " ,
For indigestion, sick ama nervoa.
headache.
For .sleeplessness, nervousness arx
heart failure.
For fever, chills, debility and klonef
diseases take Lemon Elixir.
Ladies, for natural and thorough or-
garde regulation, take Lemon Elixir.
50c. and $1 bottles at druggisxs,
Prepared only by Dr. H. Mozley, AU
lejntta, G&. '
A PROMINENT MINISTER WRITES
After ten years of great suffering front
indigestion, with great nervous prostra
tion, bdiiousness, disordered kidneys aasj
constipation, I have been cured by Dr,
Mozley's Lemon Elixir, and am now
well mlam.-Rev. C. C. Davis, Eld. M.
E. church, South, No. 28 Tatnall St..
Atlanta, Ga.
V
PROMINENT MEMPHIAN WRITES
Dr. H. Mozley, Atlanta: Having;
been a great sufferer for three- yearn
from indigestion, and! been treated by
many physicians, who failed to give me
any relief. Conitdnulmg to grow wome
my brotiher advised me to try Dr. Mo a
ley's Lemon Elixir, which remedy h.
had used for several years . I commenc
ed fts use, and must say that your Lem
on Elixir is the greatest medicine oi
earth. I have never suffered a day s&noc
I commenced using Lemon Elixir. R
L. Rocco, 206 Hernando St., Memphis
Tenn.
A CARD.
This la to certify that I used Dr
Mozley's Lemon. Elixir for neuralgia of
the head and eves, -with the most marked
Chester H. "Brown, Kalamazoo, Mich., benefit to my general health. I would
. . T , . -r 1 "I . n-t n I V Mt 1 I J3 - A A JI J. 1 1 ! M li .
gavs: IvOdOl uvsueuBaa luxb uuiwi uj gmaiy nave paiu aouu iut xne rcuei. it un
of a severe case of indigestion can given me aft tine cost or two or tnree
sltronslv recommend it to all dyspeptics, dollars. H. A. Beall, Clerk Superior
"nis-psts what vou eat without aia rrom court. Kjamaioipn J., ua.
thA stomaA. and cures dyspepsia, J?r
sale by T. C. Smith.
THE SPANISH WAY.
POPULAR RULE.
in wiifr-.H' a Heavy New Orleans
Shipper Was Mulcted In
Havana.
It Has Always Proved to Be a Flat
Failure Among Back
ward Races.
The stomach of man 19 Biibject to a
dozen su,ch common1 but painful affec
tions as cramps, cholera morbus, and.
dysentery tha.t by neglect may be made
chronic and dangerous. The best, hand
iest, surest, and quickest remedy J
Pain Killer, a medlctoe which has oeea
teried for mtore than a half of a century
and never failed to give relief. Avoid
substitutes, there is but one Pain Killer,
Many girls and women find it necessary to earn their own livfa? in
various kinds of employment Their work is often so hard and confin
ing that the health breaks down. Their delicate constitutions are unfitted
for tiresome tasks. Weakness nearly always makes its appearance in the
peculiarly delicate womanly organs. Constant standing on the feet,
and coming and going at the beck of a superinendent or foreman, in
duces f ailing of the womb, leucorrhoea, headache and backache. The pay
of women workers is often so notoriously small that when sickness
comes they have no money to engage skillful physicians.' To them Wine
nf Prdui is trulv a blessing. It
cures them of their ills at a small
cost, and they can act as their own
physicians. No doctor can do as
much for "female troubles" as
Wine of Cardui.
"They are sdmply perfect," writes
Rob't Moore, of Lafayette, Ind., of De
"Wifbt's Little Early Risers, the 'famous
little pills" for constipation and all liver
ailments. Never gripe. For sale by Dr.
T. C. Smith.
f MODEL PRISONERS.
Tbat Is AVnat the Keeper oi Sing
Sing; Prison Says of Murderers.
LADIES' ADVISORY DEPARTMENT.
For advice In casea requiring special
directions, address, ngfSgJJSS?
iAdiM Adrisory Dp't, The CHATTASOOSA
KEDICIBS CO Chattanooga, Tenn.
Druggists sell Large Bottles for $1.00."
I
jj ( j or Consumption
ililfl
Sold by Druggists everywhere
The Best Coueh Syrup,
Tastes Good. Use in tune.
Sold by Druggists.
The Piso Company. Warren, Pa,
I began using Piso's Cure 13
years ago, and believe it saved
;me from consumption. My child
is subject to Croup. Pisa's Cure
always relieves him. Mrs. B.
CRANDELL, Mannsville, Ky.,
July 9th, i8gg.
9
flfliiil
jixw .""sTW TSrCV
1. Williams' nous Fits BnBn&'sSKS
?V.r wilrHin Piles. It absorbs tne tumors, -J c
oy aruggibi.t- gcui. pma.. Cileveland. Omo
per box. w iojijJLh.iu.o ju..- -
FOR SALS BY DR. T. C. SMITH.
"What is the most dangerous class o
criminals you have to deal with?" I
asked Head Keeper Connaughton at
Sing Sing prison recently. If there is
anything Mr. Connaughton has become
thoroughly master of during his long
term of service at the state prison it is
I the study of the characteristics of the
i various classes of criminals who have
i beeu placed in his charge. In fact, Mr.
1 Comiaup-hton's friends assert that as a
I criminologist the head keeper at Sing-
1 Sing can give cards and spades to any
expert, says a JNew York exchange.
'As a rule," answered the head keep
er, "people are under the impression
that murderers are the most dangerous
boarders' we have, but the rule is di
rectly the contrary. Almost without
exception the murderers are the moaei
prisoners of any jail. The average
murderer previous to havingpommn
ted his awful crime has seldom,. if ever.
been in trouble or in jail. The number
of murderers who have been" 'crooks'
is comparatively small. You'll find.it
the case that most murderers, even
while waiting trial, are on their good
behavior, hoping that by acting so
they may draw sympathy to their de
fense." Mr. Connaughton said that the pris
oners who require constant and close
watching are the burglars, highway
men and confidence men.
"As a mailer of fact," added the head
keeper, "those three classes are the
enly really dangerous prisoners in a
prison."
Mr. Connaughton said that 500 mur-
derersjwere easier to look after than
1P0 time-hardened "crooks."
.vi?."
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is a scientific
compound, having the endorsement of
Ctnpn nhvsicians and the medical press
It "digests what you eat" and positively
cures dyspepsia. M. A. Ketron, Bloom
ingdale, Team., says it cured him of in
digestion of ten year' standing. For
sale by T. C. Smith.
Anent the proposition to make our
newly-acquired dependencies self-governing,
it is interesting to note that par
liamentary erovernment has invariably
proved a fiat failure in semicivilized
countries. '
The negro republics of Liberia ar.d
Ilayli form the most glaring vX.v.r.p.o
but it would hardly be 'cot rvt u.-..-all,
to describe their govt vi.a.c.. i a
parliamentary. With the exception of
Chili, which, thanks to a very large ad
mixture of English and Scotch blood in
its best families, stands far ahead of the
rest, nearly all the Central and South
American republics are pitiable paro
dies on popular government. The
grossest corruption and incapacity are
thinlv veiled by paper constitutions
U mr . .
and clouds of high-sounding verbiage,
In nearly eveTy case they are ruled by
political adventurers, who govern really
by force, and will rather plunge the
country into the horrors of a revolution
than forego the spoils of office.. The re
suit of this deplorable state of things
is to be found, first, in almost con
stant turmoils, which are merely fac
tion fights on a huge scale; and, second
ly, in the backward condition of the
countries, in spite of their very great
natural advantages; and in the further
fact that, where these advantages are
developed, it usually by foreign brains
and foreign capital.
"Speaking about the way the Span
iards are running the Havana custom
house," remarked one ot the represenx-
atives of a large firm of New Orleans
shippers, according to the Times-Dem
ocrat, "I'll just mention a little inci
dent of our own experience there a
couDle of months ago. We had taken D. C, one package, about 29 gallons com
over a small cargo and were being bled wmsKey, saau L w v. . .
in a fashion that would have aisgraceo At C3lrryvillei Sept. 15, by A. K.
a. Malav Dirate. when I happer.ed to be T,nftin d. n 1 dark roan mare, 1
thf bill for extra chareres 2-horfee wasron and set of harness
NOTICE OP SEIZURE.
Notice is hereby given of seizure of
the following property for violation or
the internal revenue laws of the united
States:
At Costlier. Sept 12, by A. K. Loftln,
supplementary 'war tanll, they
called it and detected an error m ad
dition of about six dollars. It was a
small matter, but as long as we were
dealing with robbers I concluded to de
mand all I could and called the matter
to the attention of the chief inspector.
He took the bill and returned a correct
ed copy next morning. It contained
two new items, one of nine dollars for
revision of the list, as 'per request,' and
one of $6.50 clerk's feesi, for making a
new copy; total, $15.50. That repre
sented a net loss of $9.50. I was so mad
that I couldn't see straight, but all the
satisfaction I got was to pay the bill.
This is no fairy story, but a cold fact. 73. c., 4 packages, about 50 gallon apple
and
4 empty barrels, said to be property of
W. A. Alien.
At Tilden, Sept. 18, by O. F. bnore,
D. C, 2 copper stills, 2 caps ana 4 pacK
ajres corn whiskey, about 132 gallons.
said to be property of I. L. Shores.
At. Monroe. Sent. 14. by J. w. Jbiowiy.
D. C, 4 barrels corn whiskey, about 175
gallons, 1 iron grey mule, 1 2-norse wa
gon, 1 set harness, etc., saia xo db prop
erty of George Sheets.
At Farmineton. Sepit. 21, Dy ,0..
McCoy, D. C, 8 barrel, about 350 gallons
corn whiskey, saiid to De property 01 v
F. McDaniel.
At Hard Bank, Sept. 22, by T. C. Mc
Coy, D. C, 2 packages, about 53 gallon
apple brandy, said to be property of Geo.
Laws on.
At Jewel. Sent. 25. by T. C. McCoy,
and the- documents to prove it are in the
safe right now."
"Best on the market for cough and
colds and all bronchial troubles: , fOT
croup lit has no equal," writes Henry R.
Wihitford, South Canaan. Conn., of One
Minute Cough Cure. For sale by Dr. rvmriertv are required to file their claims
brandy, aid to be property or vv.
Fa gg.
At Salisbury, Sept. 25, by D. C. Brad
shmw, D. C, 1 keg, about 4 gallons corn
whiskey, 1 keg apple brandy, 1 kegr
peach brandy, eaiid to be property of
North Wdlkesbcro Liquor Co.
PAi-sona claimmis any of the above
T. C. Smith.
;ago; or German Exchange Bank,- HewTbtr, or. I
TWO LIVE5.
TJoon the E?
A. '
strength and
condition of an
expectant moth
er depend not
only her own
life bnt the life
and perfection
of her child.
MOTEL'S FRIEND
will overcome all t ills peculiar to the
period preceding childbirth, and will pre
pare the delicate organism directly in
volved for the final ordeal. Mother's,
Friend is not an internal cure-all, but a
scientific liniment approved by medical
authority and established by years oi
successful use.
Rn1d hv drusrsrists for l. Valuable
book, "Before Baby is Born." sent free
cn application.
THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO., AtLanta. G2.
Tbe Kind Man.
"Ynn are deceivinir me," she said bit1
tpvlv.
. . 1 .
"No." said Mr. Easylad. "lou mustn t
say that. I may invent a few innocent
fictions about directors' meetings and
that sort of thing, but when you married
me you regarded, me as a model of excel
lence in all respects, didn't you?"
"Yes."
"Well, I'm no iconoclast. I am simply
trying to keep from undeceiving you."
Washington Star.
O
Bears the .
Signature
of
STORIA. .
. The Kind You Have Always Bougnt
Si
Cut t his ad. out aud Bend to ua . r ft. i? lu,c ItS.
to .mlB.Uoa. ToaKMW't
tartaan
, o. 00 to 100. 00, the greaTeet vmuo jr k- " i,--ht. oar
crsansadjertisodbv otters ac . S"'o? aad IWtehtSh-nr.
less tban
leeiM in oays oner price, nnmi"
S n frSPERIAL HI) uATo rniUC. onau the
( - r price cnaxK-
f.l by others. Such an offer was never mad oelore.
mown, whicH llengraved direct tmaphoi-
Boae idea or its.beanUfoi 'JTvdMorat-
e A and ornamented, latest 1899 Xr Jdeand weighs
!eet 5 inches higrh, 4a inches long, 23inches fV"0
THEMMEQWEEH
so pounds; contains 6 ?"gBC,
aia .W.pll toac 6weIUier.a0rg8welU48U
tMhexttalTjisi i aawMtorj Pipe Qaallty 'Amiit CeStS
Hsedi, I Bet of St Rleh Bellow Smooth Dlap-MnB",
uirrrj actioa consist or we cwowww
Sewel Beeds wnicft are oniy uwu
4t. -V,a l.SnV S HOf-nmAntB. C2fY ffl ttOil Wlttl tt"" A
ond Co upiers and Tox Humtns, also best Dolpe felts, leatners
tc, bellows of the best rubber cloth, 3-py bellows 6 tocK
ana nnest leather in veil-res. the umc Vt-'?,
nished with a 10x14 beveled plate French mirror, mofcei
plated pedal frames aid every modern improvement.
f liimbii fuse a. handsome organ stool and the best org an
instruction book published. - - ,
rs x rs MvrrernriRVCf ADfi Wltni
VNfrtti a icsfc&i- i c everyp?
aem(juB Ort iawe issue a written binding za vearg
puiirantefihvthfi turn r A nondition of whicn if any
fart Kives cut we repair it free of charge.
-fcionthaud we win refund your money u y
4"rtrll- i.-iti-:
tied. h00 or tbe otgans w:
L-t ftLoam. baatdftll?. 'J'. '
nun r'i ; i rn iTii in rnTuni iltrfl
uun ncuADuu.ldvi:diADLidncii'-bei
flotr1pir. a i i v. .... Bflb .. MAirithAP Jntim lis. writ
tiw paMisner of this paper, or Metropolitan Katioria -
Try It oat
yott are not
ill b aol
ma rh.irn.orHrmn Exchanee Bank; Sew Tork. or
. DUB;r.cif;3 Clocks iamc
s Haosi tt-. , Ts-Pvnrtaincrin musical uuttnunencs av owto wuyiw ... ..w.
Ip-": crKiartivand musical instrument cataUpe, Addre ; tt rllOK rVi 'ft '
Wfc&fcS i-giycsa & GQ, Quel FuUpn, DpJainetandVVaymanSts., CHICACD. BLIw
His Last Place.
The Manager How came you to leave
your last place? '
Applicant I was discharged for good
behavior, sir. ,
" The Manager Discharged for good be
havior! That's unusual, isn't it?
Applicant Well, you see, good conduct
took nine months off my sentence.
i -
imo k a man secuT from at
tacks of sucli dlisdrdera of the stomach
as cholera jmorbus, cramps and dia?
hut tiww rvmDiaiii.L3 vui
: tuo. Tiofltfvfi term, when it
is dangerous to neglect them. Fain,
t;ii- r, FAmv that has never foal
ed-and the severest a.ttackf i have been
Mired bv it. Avoid sudsi-uia, -
but cme Paln-Killer, Perry lmvis .
and 50 cemts. '
BAD DRINKING WATER.
Every one suffers greatly from the
different kinds of weJterhe compelled
(to drink, .and nothing Is bo likely to
bring on am attack of diarrhoea. Perry
Davis Paln-iller is the only safe, quick
and sure cure for L cramps and cholera
morbus. Avoid substitutes, there is but
one Pain-KiUer. Perry. Davis'. FTicozac
Tiri-my th summer season cramps
,time urwn us umeeotedly; you should
be prepared: for an emergency of. this
kind,.as otherwise, you will suffer as?y
!h.n,T - Keen a bottle of Padh-
xriucf hnndv and eo-by the directions
on the wrapper iwlll surprii you i how
quickly, relief will come, auw suu
tutes, there is'but one Paln-Xnier. Per
ry Davis. Price 25c. and 8 , '
The Kins Finger.
To the question often asked why ths
marriage ring ahould be placed on the left
hand many answers are given. Some say
because the left hand is much less used
than the right, and therefore the ring is
less liable to get broken. '
In the British Apollo of 1783 it is stat
ed that for the same reason the fourth
finger was chosen, which is not only les ;
used than either of the rest, but is more
capable of preserving a ring from bruises,
having this one quality peculiar to itsel.
that it cannot be extended but iny com
pany with some other linger, whereas tn
rest may be singly stretcnea out io xnen
full length and straightness.- '
To Cure Constipation Forever.
Cathartic. 10c orZ5c.
If C. a a Tail to cire, druggists refund money.
A Stone For a Throne.
The throne of England, splendid in itl
trappings of silk, velvet and gold wire,
lace and tassels, is simply an old fashion
a Viio-h h.ik-pd rhair.
it hpon in use for more than 600
years, but its early history and the name
nf its maker are unknown. The wood is
very hard. The back and sides were for-
!t. T-.o?n-orl .in Vfir'lOUS colors. The
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de of rouerh sandstone.
This stone, which is believed to possess
talismanic powers, is 2u inches in length,
17 inches in breadth and lOVj inches in
thickness. L-etrends are told in connec
tion with it, but the truth probably is
that it was originally used in Scotland as
a coronation stone upon which the Scot
tish kings were seated wane unuei-gum
the ceremonies connected with being king
of Scotland.
nnu 1T Wanted to
I 111 If OT iViaii travel and
LHU f appoint agents, $60 per
month salary and all ex
penses. Ziegler Co. 240 Locust Street,
Philadelphia
Unappreciated Visits.
When the prime minister of the Chi
nese emperor has a grudge against one of
the nobles, he advises his royal master to
pay him a long visit. This visit generally
means ruin, for the emperor travels Vith
a retinue of 10,000 persons.
Bears the
Signature
of .
The Kind Yon Have Always Bmgji
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Sent Free to HonselBspsrs
Leibig Company's
Extract of Beef
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with me as directed by law within 30
days from date hereof or the eame will
be declared forfeited to itfce use of the
United States.
H. S. HARKINS,
Collector Fifth Dlst North Carolina.
By J. Wiley Shook, D. C.
Ashevllle, N. C, Sept. 30, 1899.
In the District Court the Unitea
States of America for the Western
District of North Carolina, at Char
lotte:
United States of America vs. Wll
Ham M. Jacobs, dotog business as wii
liam M. Jacobs & Co., and J. K
Link. Proceedings in Attachment.
In this case, it appearing to the sat
isfaction of the Court, that the defend
ant, William M. Jacobs, is . indebted to
the plaintiff in the sum of $136,811.36 for
Internal Revenue taxes duly assessed
against the said Jacobs & Co. by the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue, and
that summons has issued in thiscause for
the recovery of said sum and returned
that the defendant Jacobs is not to b
found in this District, and thait service
of summons cannot be made on him per
sonally; and it further appearing that
the said defendant Jacobs has property
In this district in the form of a debt
of $71.00 due from the defendant J. K.
Dink and that the same has been duly
attained in this case for the siatisiac
tion of said debt and1 is now In the of
fice of the Clerk of this Court.
An the Court having ordered tha
publication be made for six successiv
weeks in the Gazette, a newspaper nub
ltehed in the city of Ashevllle I. C.
requiring the said defendant to - r
at the United Stat Distr'-'i. ro
fh Western District of rortv --ollna,
at Charlotte, December T' 1899. be
'n- the second Monday rn December
l: :t, to answer the complaint and the
-attachment proceedings in the above
entitled "cause, or judgment will be
rendered therein In accordance with the
rigtsof the parties thereto according to
f i complaint. These are therefore t
o-nmand the said William M. Jacob
o appear- and answer as required as
' ove get forth. Witness, the Hon. H
G. Ewart, Judge of the District Cour
off the United States, at Charlotte, in
- id District, the second Monday in
'une, 1899, and in tho one hundred and
twtnty-fourth year of the independenc
the United States.
This 18th September, 1899.
H. C. COWLES, Clerk.
Telling how to prepare many delicate
arid: delicious dishes.
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yon by freight, FRKI8HT
PAID, C. O. l., subject o
examination. thl handsome
Rojsl Blue Brti urare-
ease relieved in six Sours -cy
, an,vfh XmAHnan KMaeir Cure. w It
i o c-oNf an rrH& on accounit of its ex
ceedine promptnesa in relievtn-g pain in
bladder,: kidneys and back, in male or
I female. Relieves retenciaa ox water
mos-t. immediately, xi yvu v"v jr,
relief and cure' this ia the. remedy. Said
by T,lC. Smiitn, drugffi9tj , Aa'ievlile.
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found perfectly tifaetory.
exactly e represeoiea,
retail' at 2.0 to feif:
$80.00, pay the frel?bt
mrent Our e!ftl
Offer Pr'ee, S9.93.
less tbe l.0U sent
with order. We
Dresay the freirbt
aaj point east of the
stone, guarnnseems J7i-i
delivery. Kiamlno it at 1--3 El F
our freleht depot, and if k J-:, .-A-s.-i-?'l
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