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LAYER'S PILLS.
. .v- - t '
' "AyCikthtrtloPiU lor over tUrty
ypMi have 'kept me in good health, ;
never srlog likd a tick day is all that
time, peforo I wa twenty I suffered ';
. Wraosi contlonally ai a result of con
' Btlpattoit from dyspepsia, headache, .
neuralgia, or UHs ami; otner eraptlva
diaeaees. When I became convinced.
-ili 1f. ?..- I "
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. Dr. T. B. Klna"lrT.i Si)i.i.
And - th6u, benign, rnost venerable
' - jj'f--one,- U . Hy i.iT' .:;
'Howbeit niine' eyes have tieveir
-j?"5 a ".met thine own,'-.3"-?"
But whom nathless' I know 'by
.s " -wlfcm am known' v frfi-,
Aa son his &ther e'en, and father,
Lest ne'er our Icindred. souls
, v 'rf meet upon"':""'.;
: Time's shadoW-botrrne. this song
V f for thee is thrown f y
' On wiiwls alout the world forever
. blbwnr-;-'i;'-JV".:-;-:': '"
Vith bra. wst,cl5BJr for thee till life
.'''l-;',.'-"-'..v'''..;-be done t' YA-i4:hirm:i
As vith thought fixotl on one, each
t"tiat ntne-tontliS of my troulileS vera
. .-causod hy constipation, I began the use
of Ayer Pills; with the most satisfac
tory results, never having a single
Attack that did not readily yield to this
remedy. My wife, who had been an
!- fhvalid for years, also began to use
Ayct'a Pils, and her health was quickly
restored. With my children I ad no
ticed that nearly all their ailments were
preceded, by constipation, and I soon
hod the pfeasure of knowing that with
children' as1 with parents; Ayer's Pills,
. If. taken la season, avert all danger of
r sickness." H. Wkttsteih, Byron, 111.
AYER'S PILLS,
Highest Honors at World'a Fair. ',
Ajer! Saruparilla Strengthens the Systeo.
-4.
oPiyESSTOSAfi CARDS.
: Altqrney-at-L;aw, ' '
. .!iiJW ttHH' -j-r.:ffi -
Practices In the ftt5 anil Federal courts.
' m mrr 'hHe. Moore & Co.'s otore, Main
8t'.11nu!ieNe.'Sris.. '.' J
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.J, KEltNODIiK.
GRAHAM ''''. N. Ci
t"iTiiihb aatrain, . ; , "T77"
Sped : down the course the Olym
pian racer fleet, ; Y
" ' With leaning form tmd tense hand
r'- toward the prize.
So if 'twere mine the goal, e'or toJ
; attain, , . : ,
I'd cast the laurel earned before
thy feet .
For that I raced nerved by thy
1 " ' kingly eyes 1 . -;
Hexky Jerome Stockabd. .
' A Bllvry Song.
Atlanta Constitution.
'It's ailvcr here, and silver there
It's silver, silver everywhere ;
It's silver th.tt is safe and sound
It's Bilvcr makes "the world go
round. -'
Cling ! cling !
; The dollars ring I . v
i ' They - warm the winter, cool the
' , ' spring U , .
: It's silver here, it's silver there
- f...The- snnshine silvew through the
air
John Gay BvvbM.
iff.
I'. pyncif.Jii.
AUcdrojpra ani Counselors t.Jjttw
. ft' . QREENSBOBO, 0 ' ' V
frurtlr iWnlarlv Id the' cmirtu of . Ah'
miuicecwily. . :rMr Aunt. y.
DOolialt.Stcckard, Jr.,
wu nf tartti SfO rmr it.
OflkieonMainSt.m-a'l Jt. W her 'Ws
torn..
, Livery, Sale Feed
J- U.SXABLttS-J
Down" in the vnlley, on the hill,
It's silver, silver, silver still 1-
Cling I cling!'. '.' ::
- The dollars ring!
lhey waritt the Winter, cool the
. . spring ' T"
Gliiss Oofllus. - v "
NV. World:
Olosi? colQiw'are nowbeing mado.
Gtiii lohilistoite, finvoj' long! boen
97e(r'in! Plttslmrg, 'Pa.'anit,' tliat
city takes tho'credit: for .jSrethitrjOV
lucjug the Bse-of glass, ctidiris.
Some yeftM ago a man living near
Uticft, N.'Ay;f-,,ifiHt:..-c6iioeu,'i!d'tlrt
idea of making glass e'flins ( and
glass bathtul'S. i jle patented the
iilea, but, like thousands of other
patents, notliing was doneto intro
duee it into prsicliciil ue. '
The use of glass ctillins among
otlter't advantages, yfi relieve" the
fears of those who dread being buried
alive. . They .obviate, the necessity
for haste in disposing -"if h -dead.-
When closed they are unpenetrable.
mous traffio, Iwthfreight and passen
ger and it ia to this erid that the inf
creased facilities will be; prgv'led.
lratnc, oy tins iiiuaus,;yyui vo.,;erjr
much facilitate nd- serious delays
on account of wrecks, blocked tracks,
and such will be avoided. 4 '
. rV's. ;, ' . " .'
1 .f BU88IA HOARDS OtJB QOLD,
Consul Genera' Karel, at Sfv Pe-"
tersburg, in ajreport'' io, thef 'State
DeiMirtment, describes X an bffieia
visit he made. to the i Russian goV'
jsMment bank, where he was shown
fifty millions rubles gold' coin and
bar stored in jtho Wtilt8,of 'which
o36,600,060 was , in ifnited
, . IjIGHTNING'8 fatal work.
jrk nicrtall Imlii. Good nfWrtOm
" i jm pJjorh Carojina Xgcnt lor ,
. It rill iVnuanenny cure- ndlinppi
the hair, dandrun, spaly eruptions,
rcuy r' fri?iiL.il cy!r, nd
It " hi' if turhmg gray aivl
rir04 A
Hair O Any feald Heaa On Earth
It Is Ibc-tmly trhMent-tlmt-wiJT:Cubfi
jrodufe these rtultit.
Testimonials and triatliO funLh
f on application,
Mr. John M. Coble U aiy agent at
GrahajiCrrr;,;i
... i;ji-spf fti"'illy. , ' - r'
Pei'lH!
4
llaw River, X.C.
WANTED-AFJ IDEAT.!
XC.far taw pise . .
a- on ahould have ft county
while the face and form of the deaa
are always visible to the watchers.
JUnder ground, gloss will last lon
ger than" any material and will pre
serve bodies for centurie. It stays
the process of decays . for .neither
water, nir nor-earth' can' penetrate
it. i Northing can twcaiMrrom it; It
is indestructible.' ext-cpt by iutonse
heat. '
' Glass cnlfins can be made as cheap
as Any other lithls or metallic mattir
Sal ' ' ' jr . . ., T f
i..The main partjf thJ 'glass .cask ef
is cast in one piecoi one and a half
or two inches thick:, - the lid is
snt with a tongue on th umtersido,
which .fits into a groove, and. after
the body has been placed, within
the interstices are closed with water
proof cement, and effectually made
airtight., A portion of the lid being
of clear glass, the free of the dead
is visible. ' . . - Vf .') ". r.
Glass Collins are-MTJch ' cheaper
than wooden or metAUtc. ones. They
can be madias ornamental, if cast
in moulds, as those made of, any
other material From 'a"; hygienie
stand-pr!nt they ttc much superior;
States gold coin, consisting of. 6,
1 53. 825 half eagles. ": ;.
The occasion of the visit was the
result of an imperial order issued
to the minister of, nnnncc, . Jan. , 1,
by which he was ordered to trans'
mit from the treasury the sum of
501000,000 rubles, gold, to the ex
change fund of ' t he government
1 'auk orjhe purpose a lessening
the debt, bearing no interest, for
paper currency ; and the order was
carried out on the 3rd of March,
189G, when the above sum, consist
ing of; Russian and' foreign gold
and bars was transmitted under the
supervision of an assistant minister
of finance,' the council of the gov
ernment bank, and. selected mem
bers, of the stock exchange and mc.rr
chants of St. Petersburg, who, 'af
ter satisfying themselves as to the
val ue and correclnesspf theamdu nt,
verified a stati ment to that effect. ,
Consuls of foreign countries, re
siding in St. Petersburg, were in
vited, On retjuest of tha minister of
finance, by' th6' governor - of the
bank, .to bo present as guests . on,
that occasion.' it'onsul General Karel
accqHed, and on asking the ' gover
hor of the bank" 'where 'HiVc". United
States coin came fronjj WAH,tolr,hnt
it had been proliad.'.at different
iimes in Berlin. Pariavmi-jbrnidi'Mt.
No other 'country hid more : than
about one-tenth inuoh Coin in
the vault as the United States.
rou ChUdrm at Flay-TwoKUtodlnatrntr
. . ly ead T atadly. Short ' - -
PMtsbore Beeord, May flst. rrff r A
'' Oil last Tuesday afternoon a flash
of lightning struck a tree in the yard
of Mr: .James Everett Bryant ;at
Moncure, and instantly 1 killed two
children and badly shocked two oth
ers. - ; f y. :,.'.'...'' !;..rS 'S'.V' 'f
: The children were playing out in
the yard without any thought of
danger and as only; a small ' cloud
was coming up not much of a storm
was-'feared, but suddenly a yivid
flash of lightning" shot dowtr and
struck a tree and knocked down the
four children in, sight of their . hor
or stricken parents, who rushed .to
their reseuet and found two of them
dead and the other two badly shock
ed. 'The dead children were eight
and two years old the older" one
being a boy! named Everett. One
of the two shocked (named " Cliiv
ton) was badly hurt and his cloth-,
injg 8ea-firex which his father ex-
reach him Little EVerett's-bW jumpat. Wuswns
paper.
j y4 1 rVa -f
SuVrlbe io Tnr GiiAirr.a
...A DOiriU TRACK. M ....
1 '' ' T i ' '--' -
Tb flMtawn1! Iimt ntnr Bulaw Veo
' : afUtMelf. seivi.-:-SalUbury
World.
Tho Southern is soon to lay a
track in weed alishurv, ad
Lireensboro. ' tui we lea ni frooi t'
rtliaUu source ' A.' avnti iron Lii.lge
which is to span ihp Yadkin for (he
doufeltweVL"atTi.tnTilt and will
La lccd in a fcA months. ?
' The Southcrntbrklge force,' n hkb
has been in the city" several iLiys,
left yesterday Lnt will rctyn toprect
the new bridge as aoou as they pLx-e
two other bridge.- The double
track will,l-e to scconiniodute the
immense trafTii whkh ; will to
bnwghtover this road.
It ha been apparent for some
time hat, a single-track ,bctw9eal
these points did bot meet the re- j
fialreSicuU of the-.Soullitrn'. euor-
Saperaolal Kxamlnatlun of Or e. Free. .
The Mapufacturcrs' Iteeord, seek
ing fo turn attention to tho mineraT
fesourcts of the South land to aid
its readers'iiftho 'intelligent "investi
gation as to wliat may o'ri may not
be of value; has arranged, with Mr.
Charles Catlctt, chomLst and geolo
gist, of Staunton Va to make 'sn-
pcrficial examinations of samples
without'eharge. Snch saniplns will
bo reporfetl in the; Manpfiicturers'
Record, ' With a word of explanation
as o prooaoie pr )pK.Hiiie yaiue.
, The following- d'mrctiurnJ , should
be observeil i,?n.rw Vt f "
: Samples shoiifd bb sent io Chas,
Catlctt. No. 10 ; -KowiCourt House
Street, Staunton,, J'a., wiUv all mail
or express chargcs prepaid. .The
name and address fit sender should
i)e clcarjy stated on, nacqge.e
Care should Je taken to select an
avergge. sample, jOjJiriuo thiuc
amination will ptti?tf ' of no. talue.:
Quite a. small quantity' will ).e uili
cicnt. - A postidtard or letter' ip
Mr. Catlett,' with "a word '.df...x
planation as to mods and exact 'lo
cation of occurrence, .would amist iti
giving" Talrie to the examination. "
. , Ml " " ''
bone was broken to pejees by tho
violence .'of the lightning, and his
body was burnt so badly that in
washing it the skin would peal off.
Around the treeia a wire (a
clothes line) whicpj.was extended
and fastened to, the garden fence in
different places. This wire was
melted-m two places by the heat; of
the electric current, and tho fence
was torn upwwhera-lhe .wirewas
fastened to it. The shock was bo
iolont ibat it was very' perceptibly
felt by several persons at Moncure,
some of iyhoti,;werq. iheee or. four
liuiji.dj'cfl yards uintiuH from the fatal
tree;' Of conrso 'sdTsad ind sud-
di..'cAtasthe,H'tiae(li
eJmemenl ihi aroufied fhe"eepcs?
syi'njiaiy 'ijinoiig tlio good people ;f
AU)fH'Uvo,.h' kindly did all it hoy
could to restore i tlm dead children
to life ftnd relieve he injured.
Tho two . dead 5 children were
buried at 2clock next day at Hay
wood. What an awful .warning as
to the uncertainly of. life I Here
were, two children, on. c-no day,
plirylng in all the happy innocence
of vigorous health, and; on the next
day,' they were dead and buried ! .,
. Truly in the midst at life we are
in death I ; V ""i"' V . v '-
'U , ... Bewuaad IUc .. , - i
Iet us for a moment contrast two
kinds of pod-ne fromthe swamps
of Florida and the hot plains, of
Asia, the other from the bleak an
bamn ew" Eiigla
one is a tropical projihet, growing
almost spontaneously,' and feeding
a laiy, Juxiiriaht, unprogressfve
race.i..f"i."s','W '1-
X This i8"rice., ij ;Ol t
The other is grown only in tem
perate zones, cultivated with care in
that middle time between the snows
of winter and the frosts of autumn,
and builda-the long, Btrong-bonesTif
the men of Maine.
These are beans. .
They are the source of much of
the thrift, industry and enterprise
peculiar to-the lankee character.
As a brain, nerve and muscle
feeder one pound of beans equals six
or seven pounds of rice. -
Kigntjy prepared, Deans are a
food fit lor the gods and for the best
men and women.
Again, we 'must caution our fair
Highest of all ia vening Powet-Latett U. STCofl Report Jt:
DEATHS AND DEVASTATION BY CYCLONE.
Teia Tlslted hr Crclene that Lays Wasttr
Town ana uountry ana DMtroya
'- , ,:,.Maiiy UTe.--',l'J-'f..W:
Sherman, Texas, Dispatch, nth. . : i ,' i
t
Subscribeor The Gleaxek, II,
50 a year in adrance.
and resolve to make beans the sole
diet of themselves and ' families. If
all did this we would soon have
?'ft corner" on beans, and what,
then, would bo .dono? with all the
other good tilings so bountifully
furnished by a scientific Creator?
" A. certain well-intentioned. woman,
finding that fish ' was rich in
hosphQrous and a brain food, . and
being ambitious . that her progeny
phdjtldTje i intellectual and greatJC'
soiveo on ,an . exclusively marine
diet. The result was a family of
"sore heads."- There was ra very
striking development of eczoma,' i
wh"ichot !onlylhet brains but al
the foodie 'were jndo.tQ suffer.', .
, jlio truth is, unless one is under-
going .aome special treatment, : he
needs a Varied diet. -Mrs I)r. H
P. Westbrook in The Homo Queen
for J u nol
7
J- A HauiU rrisoiww.
Durban ban. May it. . , .
Tle boyFrank Monro, who has,
joveral times lately stole rides on
freight trains from Baltigh to this
city, was sentenced to. 30 days i on
the Wake county, chain-gnng by
Justice Whitakcr on the charge of
Wing a nuisant,e."ihe sentence,
was afterward commuted to lour
days' , confinement 1n fhe cotmty
jailv The Newj. and Observer says:
'He is so smaSMbat the kwncrs of
(ho prison Lak to lttu a.Jor'1
stick aroaivl his neck" to kecjr libit
from crawling thruugl: jjie lars.''
lieu 13 Tears oiu tmd two and a
lulifi-cl bil. .
of
IT W. K. Ttr, yttvt
vm a cutty f
tw.fM, Iww wnkgmt
doubt ircntnl mni cmr
more cw ihm any
jmoraa m MwwUilac
hT hr J ot riM
Ht mm jmmrt' aaxtuir
. f emtmd my
llkliB.. He
fir
f
He mf V.H nhmhrt cm, f- fo mmr to.Vrert
vbe niMd llmnr K O. n4 Xrpremk 4 ti mmm.
iTii r-rm mimmnt m rr , m&'.rG
tiLr. a si a r. r. ceaai st, w r
The hmmt of tha Catawbaa. . , : .
Bock Hill, 8. C Herald. . '.
Thp hst of the Catawbns is dead.
The last de-endant of that great
race, which -for hundreds of years
has lenantcfj (his fhir and ortile ir
tion of Carolina, has (uissed over the
river ami into the happy hunting
grounds to' rejoin . Neiyrivcr, Ilaglcr
and the other great chietains of the
chase.:-Last Tuesday ' ''Captain'"
Billy George, thitt quaint bid char
acterj'ho, in tho years gone by,
was a notable figure on our streets
passed infertile greot beyTnd. Billy
George was the - lat living', fjlJ-
bloodorl Cntawlia Indian, tholiist of
that race who signed the treaty ., be
tween the Commonwealth' and his
people. Billy was 05 yearj old,
had been married three times and
left a wife and three children. He
I died in the faith of a Christaiii. .
' Mrltlnloy-s Poallloa a Sllvrr.
A Chicago telegram recently gave
The Times-Herald prints this
conclucire '-statement as to Major
McKinley's ponition on free coin
age : -. ,.'' -.. .
- "A year ago lnThomasville, Ga.,
Major McKinh y, when offered the
leli-gateH - of the three eouthern
States if be would declare for 'free
silver, said in the presence of. the
editor ot this journal : ? n -
'Jf the licpnbl ican platform dc-
elarcs for free coinage, I will not bo
a candidate. I would not run .on a
free eniongo plat kn. . ' :
? The editor of, tlie Times-IIerald,
ft will iwi rvnwnnKon1 4a 1 f J II.
a'i.i V if- '"P?"1
yir.t intimate fticnds, and who, next
to Mrk ilann.i, id gencrdly unJcr
stooil to l fnof-t" competent t-i
ijak for iit Ohio t4itcsmaa. "
A roar Lraf Clover.
Girls and Itoys there are lots
us out In this big world hunting for
something great, noble and coura
geous to do. It is only a few who
have a chance to save a trainful
lives at the risk of their own, '! or
dash in the burning house of break
ing waves to rescue some one, pi ..to
stop a runaway horse. But there
are lots of chances - just - as gnat,'
thougb flot so easily seen. " ;
Tliis; is irTtcndcd io Iks, a little
scrman and the text is "Keep your
eyfs.open.' :.. i.er- - t ' .r .
) Do you remember tho story "of 'a
man who spent his lite" looking foi
a rour-Ieaf clover r , hpn a boy ho
was, told that if be could find a four-
leaf clover the posscHsion of it would I
bring him 'goot Uiete'-in -llhis
undcrtakinys. Ho acting upon the
I suggestion, he started out in search
of the coveted clover. Ho let) bis
homo and bis ujirnds to wander
alone in search of i this talisman,
traveling many Weary miles across
continents and. pecans, but, all in
vain, , At last, - a disajipointed,
white haired old man, he relumed
to his home io die. As he tottered
up tho forsaken' pathway, Jo and
behold I Tho first . thing lhat'hief
his eyo, growing chme betide Hhel
doorstep, was a fiiur-lred clover I
- Have you commenced y our search
for tho four-leaved clover? Kath-
crino Newlxdd Birdsall in Ths
Home Queen for June. .
i It is a fortunate- day : for .a , man
when h fira4iicovr4,Ui9 value e
A Sam) nH a a blootl-pun-fie;.
, With tU mevUc!ner be knows
be has 6urid a remedy upon which
b nwy rely, and that, bis LCe-long
malady is at last conquered. Has
cured ottcri", wul cure you -
"The DUerrrry KaTfS III Ufa.
Mr. O. ,CoiIlouclte,r:Ilrngg'i8t,
Briveravillc, Hi,, says j .'lTo l)r.
King's New Hiscovcry I owe, my
life. Was taken with Ia Grippe
end trietl all the physicians for ruihu
a'ulut, but of no a rail and was given
up. and told I could not lire.
Having" Dr. King's New Dincovcrv
in itiV ftore I snnt fr a bottle 'and
begnn iu use and from the first d.we
lK!ian to pi t bettor, and aMit uning
Ihr-o .botile was up and aiNiUt
it is worth, its. weiglit in
We . won't k n store or
houso it bout it." Get a frw trial
rottleat T. A- Albrighl iCu-V ,
It is thought the "list of victims
of the terriffic cyclone which passed
through this locality Friday .may
reach two hundred arid may. even
go beyond that, number. -Whole
families- have been killed. Many
persons are missing, and : in some
instances no trace of entire .families
can be found. It is, believed thai
many negroes will be found in Post
Oak creek. Bodies are brought in
constantly. ,. ,. ,. ;
It is a remarkable incident that
in. every case , where there wero
deaths the jbodics. froin . the ' houses
destroyed were found 150 to 200
yards from tho buildings, in a direc
tion opposite to that, from ''which
the storin was moving! '; . .The storm
was moving northward, and .m
every instance the bodied were
founclto the southward. Another
storm of a similar nature, passed
about six miles west of the-city at
the, 'same Jiour, ' t Several houses
kceMmo w. ujwnand many persons
injured. . . , s " '' ' ..... " .
Tho Houston street steel suspen
sion i bridge inSjicrman.was torn, to
pieces, and huge iron girders .were
twisted like BtrawrHouses," trees, i
nuiiiiuio uuii iiuninn ueings were
blown thousands of. feet; : i Whole
fiimihes were exterminated. '. 4 : ,:' .
The country for fourteen or fifteen
miles arouhd has beeu. devastated
and depopulated by ihe . stonn.
Nqt. a tree or Jhouso has been Ui
standing in its, .course. t t
At the small town of Justin the
hurricane tore everything to .pieces.
Twel ve business houses were blown
down and their, contents scattered.
V. J, Evans, , oC Keller, Texas,
was killed by a tree blowing against
kim and seventeen others, wero in
jured, some of whom! ,are .not 'ex-
piwu io nve. vaiue in ino neius
were blown hither and thither and
many pf them killed outright.. . -. ,
- Ki ller, a small town to the north
of Justin, was almost entirely,
wrecked by tho tornado, and it is
reported that only one house in the
hamietis pow standing., Ail-that
part of the country , inimcdiatcly
north of these two towns was left hi
ruins, by the storm
' Vbu" mar" not rrallze H.'nnt tf re
rheumatlHin your life Is constantly In daager..
But if K does not take a fatal turn years of
suffering are before yon. For a reliable on re
and for the bet tonic and blood purlBtr, ask
your druggist for Bueumaolde. - ' 4
''-.-'.: '"f'.': f-' t,f '! 'V'.. V
v MACHINIST
' :. AND --"
ENGINEER,
BURLINO!''-'
: r,-t 7 -frV' MACHINE, V -i
BLACKSMITH' 8ftOP. FOTJNDBY
-OEAB-CUrTINO. .-. '. -
tST Pipings fittings, valves, etc. m.-ij
Southern Railway. ..
Pl.EDMOST AIR LINE.
FIRST AND SECOND DIVISIONS !
,la Bffeut Apr, w. laps.
tireensbqro, tUlelub and Goklsboro.
Putt Hound ,
Lv Greensboro -,
Elon OolleKe-..
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Gribble Springs, , a small village
north of Denton, was also ewet by
storm, 4 persons being killed, 5 dan
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twisted out of shape, showing tho
terrific velocity of tha wind. , . r
Water was scooped out. of crocks
by the wind.nd every part fi,the
country lyine in the iath.ol the tor-f, ?
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1 f O rtl B ft n a Bnmrinai
of John Devant wasblown dow0 and'.j J . ... M .
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four jicrsona, Dvrant and wife, and . Z??l'Lllm"?i-'m'dlTA nTof uii-
. .. . . .. . man can; minimum fnllman me 10t: no
ticvant s hired : tiamt-named Ar f,J"rC- JJ,J,Uf; :""; cars btwra ,
. rW 1 irk mrvl Kmw Hsstnai Kaassr anA '
niour, 4wiu -i muo cuua. '- recti veil
11 mi ii ib. nw 1 arm na i ahii
lnsrtsifl. Ast)t-11Ia at nH Mat Ui.riasM Iuahbl
injuries fnm wliich Uiey will die. j S3 fch Ja wbt
' - 1 arm Mrksuinlll. Irinfnsr hanfAvaak.
Kesris from the country district. r ft'i,.
around Denton indicate that sumo o ?'5?pl!,' .l'" kw vur. Atiana ;
sonvibn. Ai -ki)iu car between Ckar-
loiifSiMaamMS. ...
people were kilh-d.
4. nrv tor It -(tjMn--.
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As
Kua HaimiXlie.lrrearbatn
l-ii shtt lUli-ir b. unl between Vmnsbura
a rcmetlv fr all frnis ' of n,mmH u,i m ' .'l1JII 1L11
lieaaaciie ,i.-c:w raicw has prov- .-TrZ'Z.TtJt u
rateaer lalerwMn4as1
sev'r to say aan-nt cf (be aniapany, ar to
' 5-
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ITfcaa Baby vas atak, waas lw Cantoris.
aUrheeriadforCasCoria.
lias, aba chc to Castarta.
WVeiaas WCWastatfcesi
ed to be the very lxt. It Affects fw-K, j. rrflKipw. sm t. t t
TdmunM.I poniml Ihomaat iVil. .Ta-j W. B. H VDBH tnpt.r)i4rtt,
, , , ... . . 1 , . . 1 1 - 1 " rirT Area!
its inntu-ntn-. urge a!l who are J -,'u,'
rianrtHa.
laHortr.
. . - . . .
afllid.il io iirorure a txit'lu. and?
give tliM ri-inifly a Ciit trial. In
eas- f Ivibitiial cuiir1ipatim -Kmc-tric
Dit?cr etircs by jriviutt , tL
noi-jltnl tmttf (o l lie bnwciri. and frnv
casc4 .il 'ii rvbti the 'uc' of Ibis
meiKiiM-. ItvltiMHc. Mrty cents
and $1.00 at T. A. Albrisbt & Co.'h
drutfttMv. u: I..- -- .s-- .
S - Children Cry for
Pitcrs Castoria. J
. Children Cry for
Rltchef' Castoria. .. ,
aanint.n. i ! r ir i.ev ..-
ManaeriEaalcr, HvXWaabluictoa. D C
0"X s Ti&le-xUraa aMaliaat. asd ail FM.
ant sana ajaxtaetad tar Sohuti Pica.
Ou ewei i ewami u, r.Tr c-ec
caa iwp, hfttnl siaa Urn I
saraaat kaa WaeharKm.
bawd Dod'L draw rac mm aML. arm
tioa. ad-oa, ml paim.a .M ar m. 1 ut.
Claims. Ou 4m ant doa Hi aiai ansa- i.
A Ptaanr, Sow te trtwn roaiu," i H
tanaai at raf tfrni 'a yuat bvua, euatot;,
Viwa, saat ina, Atairett,
c.A.c::c7c:ce.
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