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VOLUME XV
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THE POOR. ;
lul This has been a verr cold soell of
weather for North Carolina, and we
wonder if our readers and the comfort
ablj fixed people of Wilmingten hays
bought of ihie poor, who have npthing
to kep the body warm, neither wood
or.cioines. we enow some or the poor
f of our city who are eufiering with cold
;and hunger, while there were thous
anda In our midst who threw away
eoough od Tbanksgiving Day to have
made these poor people comfortable I
: for one day at least. But ThjLliTtKl
: Day nas passea aha they are 'still cold
and hungry, and we appeal to our peo
ple to something of their abundance to
: reliei the. distress of those , who are
jiofferiDg.' j'.We would iketo.aee our
Jbusiness meo form an association -nd'
tppoint some of their Mmber to acl M
VcQmmHtee to hunt 'tipHhose whoab-'
aolately need aid, and relieve them.
p'w ii a matter that should not be left
Entirely w the ladies, from the fact that
they cannot always give the proper in
vesication to such matters, especially
in cold, damp, windy weather, the vey
tsae the poor aeed help, therefore tb
teen; should take bold of the matter.
' i Whf can't we j .have a Young Men's
Charitable Ulub? we haye Young Men'e
fiernp?ratio Clubs. These young men
' cao be of great service to "the poorTaid
wjil have their thanks if they will give
some'of their energies In relieving their
wint. Come', young men,' we "hope
JMwill take hold of this matter and
orianijea Young Men's Carltable Club,
and ee how much aood . tou can do
aunnf this cold winter. "
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CiOOD ADVICE. !
Oar friud Unn n rin.u
. U vwin u uuiubmi
liabwi at WaahinKtonrhas been, and
h. wriUogaiid: publishing aorae Able
dUotials in hi pap-er concerning the
true aituation of poliUoU affaire, nd
the coarse that should bepunued by
those whp prefer principle to prtjud..
There i; in .our opinion, no paper de
r aeniog more the confidence ot the ft
.4le-publUbed in the country. Ur. Oor
baiai in his Wedneaday morning's paper
,-:ks r-sr:iny c eHiarnua
n all future comblnationa for the
acceasl of Republican , rrlnclplee in
political archltecu will do well to
coMlder that no bourbon svmrathker
w apologist in the RepabUcsn ,xanxs
, n command the totea of the northern
trV9t er of iny white men who Art
, thorbtfKbly and honestly la ravorof
taJouinidg manhood lu&a I Tkert
Hprpotitioa.for tfie goverament to
aaythiag in support ot tzn f
ltbe south That fcaa Icrj ilsca
barldooed. But the Cepublicaa
Hrty cannot hold botlt the friends and
Ses of a free ballot and a fair essst
JtiU in lUtedlth tlzti U;
J; fug ia which ladlvidaala are com
Jof, or U wUl not fcf U e t$,
eMot mirabal the oijorlty t ai
Jtiou of or heaUUty te aaycaa,
hvf or VeAdtfwho iraict tc.ri
w or thdfllll5s txUmta l t-k
ad the candidate must he cae who
iMpirt coafideaca, Oarfirtycia
Wu only be acrtit f.ctcrla the
j al. It must have the ccc?cn-
of; or act lts;:;jL;
M MJ aectlooa cf th gtt j-!a wlA
X4x m be ccc;'..::-. c:!::l.
9 "Above aU thlr; tl rt:y cz:t
shoulders it moanted to power twenty
one years ago, when cottar proclaimed
itself:king. Another king there'is now
to be resisted.. A power sits heavily on
legislatures,. and makes Senators with
money extorted from the people, state
and national conventions and electiocs
are? pointed by effyrts to put private
mortgages on lall who ae likely toob
tain power. Subsidised newspapers de4
file with their venom all who do not
bow ta whatever Gealer'! cap may be
placed on a pole in the service of their
masters . The Republican party must
not be the weak fav.Orite, but the reso
lute rebel against this king.This it
cannot be by whistling to the people to
come and further schemes of one' or an
other faction, but it can ir ju m ph by ac-'
ceptiag the late elections as a call for
a recasting of parties, and by rapidly
moving the support of the heaviest bat
talions which may be found ready for
right action. , v
f Special toTbe BepnbUcaa
New Orleans, Nov. 29. It appears
that St. Mary's Pariah was thrown out
because the clerk jof the c5urt inadvert
antly failed to attach the certificate to
the returning officer's returns that they
were correct. Copies , of ...du plicates
were, in his office. The law requires
that two duplicate returns, be - filed
with the clerk, which was: done "--'one
to JbV forwarded by the1 cieflt to the
secretary of sta.e.' Thia was done by
the elerk, with the necessary certificate
that the returns were correct. A copy
of the returns were sent by. the return ¬
ing officer." This officer is a Democrat,
and he and the clerk afterward, to
cover any contingency, again "certified '
to: the governor and secretary ; of state
tha the returns were correct and that
Kellogg recei?ed 1,891 majority . They
also sent all the poll commissioner's
retnras, sworn io, and the .'tally-sheets
from the different polls.- Assumption;
a 'white parish, which gave. Kellogg
I JOO majority., was also thrown, out
upon a technicality. Kellogg'a large
white vote in these parishes seems to.
have exasperated the governor and the
canvassers. Notwithetandipg' the fact
that thi whole election machinery was
io the bandt of McEnery and his ap
pointees',' the fiaal compllaion has
been : signed by the- canvassers; 'and
notwithstanding the throwing out of
these parishes and several polls of
other parishes, Kellogg has about
2J000 declared ' ,mjj rity. ' ; Every
poll" thrown" out gave: Kellogg f a
majority. McEnery canvassed on iy In
Kellogg's district.' In a speech at Lake
Charles against Kellogg he said: "Re
member that you are citizens of Louis
iana free from federal dictation, and
have a Democratic Governor J' At New
Iberia he aaid: uIt is the dutyjof every
Democrat . to vote again'ti KeUogg,for
there will be bq pease in the state while
this political agitator remains in office.
Hie defeat wili wipe but "he last yes
tige of the Kepubiican party in Uie
sute." The New Orleans Picayune
thil morning editorially says:"In re
alitf we suppose bo one seriously doubts
either that Mr.t. Kellogg U a citizsn of
thia state, or that he was duly elected
by the voters of the third district
Every attempt to defeat the will of the
people by legal tubtletita and flimsy
pretexts Is a blow at popular sovereign
ty and a stai a upon toe honor or. we
party which, makes ivThe pressure
of the-busiaeM aaeu from tha city, the
planters tfrom 1 Kelloyg's' disulct, and
the tone of the press (all, both city and
state," conceding his election) will, it Is
believed; compel the Governor to re
consider1 his : determination (and give
Kellogg the certificate. : " ' - H
1 ) i ' h; A. J. PuMOSTLh
President Republican Bute Csntrall
" ' Committee i ' "
IThe Clgbi nam In the Riga l
j : ; rime. r - '
; About a vyear ago the Brooklyn Al
dermen voted away the use of certain
streets to the Brooklyn Elevate Rail
road Company, more comonly known
as jobw?.-.The-;reaolattoaa
were press pUy re teed by the ) Mayor
and aa!lrjuncUoniwaa granted by
Jne, Crbert, of the Sopreme Oourt,
rtsUii-lci he AUertaca fxom ottrri
dicthe yeto, Cut io their atal to tar
ther tbo job the" AKlermea rode osh
ahod ottt both Vttla a4 'IrjaRClioa
They re ' accuriiogly arraigned fr
eaontr met1 of 'court; : when " fifteen ; c-
tkea wtrt tijudd- fuiltj tad ttsi
traced i to Raymond ttreei JaU, frost
hlih they were-aawrd nleased on
't'ilr-"2: MiT?1 cf tit os-'
TteCn ; tf "'Arj'talJ jtsrijjja
C ret 1' the lrllty of the commitment
aad no ti CUea AUcrriirh tZ:zl
cn trUt . tate to retaact la kRJ;
ess J Cttt Jitl ; laf rrios rxrrj
f.:a tfa la t-lry days c tch. Ta tla
srir-i.'. cb:?x.U It! j, ta crtcf
t: :.:Vr Is. V:": Tit r.xi.
l;a Y ! tC t-t' .-.::!: -cl!.h
Ciild a-. i !:r.ry i j t' U c'. y
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WILMINGTOy, NORTH
. they will do the least mischief if riot
I3a Colored People's) Carolina
! t Agricultural Society- 1 f jfs:
Will hold ' its second 'grand annual
Fair DAcPimWI is JT' ir i8-
: ' r. '. . .1... . .(fTr
t,Wade8boro,N; C.' , f m
' fThe ; colored ..people of Nortk and
South" Carolina are invited to:'partici;
pate in the workings of thla socley
- We are laboring to 'elevate' our race
in the things that are JastingJ It ii for
us alone to' advance pur future condi
tion and render our destiny a;gloriomf
one. There 'mast be a unity of action;
among us in the attainment of this endi
One of the highest obXect thla' aocl
etjr Is to produce this unity and f Incite
the'coloredf race to a. deeper Interest In
the agricultural and mechanical arts:
and we ask the colored people to bring
to the Fair'a small Quantity of every
thing they have raised this year-fcorn,
cotton, " wheat, oats, rye," peas beans,
potatoes, dried fruit, pumklns, turnipi,
beets, cabbages, and all other things
raised on the' farm Bring your finest
stock horses, cows, hogs, sheep chick
ens, geese ducks, Ac. " ""l " , j
i Be Bure to aid by bringing something
hat you have made'or produced "
; The amusements' will be worth seei
ng, and the white people are cordially
Invited to attend our Fair.Aaaji v.f v ,
il Reduced rates on all the Jiilroada
leadine to Wadesboro will be airem -Ii.''-
"! For further particulars : address the
Secretary at Wadesboro, N OJ-
:i: B. F. Powel, Assistant Be?j.
Sidney, Bboxway, President .
.Dublin Under Carftw Xavv.
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One murder and. two attempta jto
murder having been committed in DqV
lin Mr, Gladstone has placed that city
under what is known aa, the Curfew
section of the i. Repression act The
auction reads as follows;.
11
1(8.) In a proclaimed-district' if; a
person is out ofbia place of abode at
.any time after one hour later than sub
set and before sunrise under suspicious
circumstances any constable may arrest
that person and bring him. twr with be
fore a justice of the peace, and such
justice, after inquiry into the circum
stances of the., case, may either dis
charge him or take the necessary steps,
by committing him tos prison or taking
bail, to , bring him . before . a-; court of
summary jurisdiction acting under this
act, and .if such person,' en appearing
before a court of summary jurisdiction,
acting under thia act; 'fails to satisfy
the Court that ho was out oi his place
of abode upon some lawful occasion. of
business, he shall be guilty of an offence
against this act.' . . " ": ,.
1 1 The section, of course, WbtIgv
nal with Mr. ! Gladstone.' .It is gener
ally believed to have been contrived by
King William the Gooqueror; . and In
troduced from Normandy . aa a Veans1
disciplining the vanquiahed Eogliihl
King Henry L, ; finding them saQciently
tamed, relaxed It, and it waa " oa re
vi ed at intervals when Jack Cades
and Wat Tleiribeg' to.'.ahpw-.'iheif
heads. Ireland has often " been sub
jected to it, but It is instructive to see
thia fine old mediaeval custom, enforced
by a liberat government ' la , the '' last
quarter of ihe nineteenth century.
,; . im , mK - t i ,.'a 1'..
. DeaUa ot Col. If . H. lUag. 1 &
j Col. Ki U. J ong died yesterday
morning at 1 o'clock, after a protracted
illness. He was taken ill laat pring
and never. entirely recoYered, but fm
proved so as to relicte (his faniilj of
anxiety and a " few ' days ' before, his
death was especially cheerful. He had
a chill last wees end took1 cold and
continued to grew worse until his death
yesterday morning. ' , ' 1
' , Col.- Longvln the course of a long
life did a great deal of good with his
large property. He never turned the
poor away from his door enpty handed,
bat always responded liberally to the
cry of distress. f render oar aym
pathies to his family In their distress.
On the report of AUoraey-General
Erewlster, . the President has ordered
the removal of the marshal ot the Dis
trict of Colambla, Charles ,E.';' Henry;
Pdotmaster D. & Alcjtrv Aatiatant
roatmaatet IX. iL Parker, II. & Helm,
foressaa ot the CoBrsalonal Record,
and Oeorge R Speucerj commissioner
ef the Caian litcif 3 Riilroad, They
are charged with ijtrferUj with , ad
mlaistratioa of jaaUoe iavahe atar-roato
tttvk " : fc'iH-tat!: ! 1 : "
! Rartholome Fuller, Eaq t a proaai-.
seat lawyer tiled at; Ua -mMeoce ta
Dirhia.ca Tttriiy li. Ha Ia
trly rtetlad al rayaUsv:. sThre
years t- ha chati all mlissea t
DathiaT The Catacilss a kaavj
La ia tit d;it tf lh""gtaUtmaa.r
Accrs lha csst UU-ata tlesiief
U3t HzzL: Ha tl til
at-Js:r.a in.& b t-n
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CABQLINA, 'BUHDAgi
pGal Vote of the State fr
pai Democratic -,t'?t' 11023
. 9Xj Xiiberal4 a i 4 u. a 10t&
Dueppard; Democrat,! i i Njiiv! 109JBC5
i?oolIiheraL:.d -huh dm ,A 104.818
v r," bir in ui&urj "J. V.l 1
l . . C - - ' r ntvr
Phillips, Democrat,?
-.'& iao,vw
JXoore,Jibentt,a ao; r 4
..104,891
tlcKoy, Democrat,;
Darby, Liberal
i' 109.977
I n -t J J
1 sc. if
'5,616
JUacttae, Democrat, . 109,733
105,861
1 . 4. J - . v, t 5-. JL,r r
G il more, Democrat, ' ; ; 1 110,029
Edwards; Liberal,((. 4 ' !l04,942
6.087
i; vio'v .7-,. u v'c r. 1
Shipp; Democrat,',. j. j c 109,153
Churchill, Diberal. i.n-j 1 1 & j.104.681
' . 5,272
The Baleigheirs &r06snTr speak-'
ingv of the returns, says: '
Gilmore'a vote is the largest of the
Superior . Court Judges, MacBae'a the
smallest, the difference being 296. On
the Republican side, Guthrie like Dock
ery ran ahead, 4hd Darby like Folk fell
behind. The difference between Dar
by and Guthrie is an : even 1,000. ; iThe
Moore vote probably represents the ac
tual Republican .vote, 104,891. ' Darby
fell off from that 630 and Guthrie ran'
ahead 470.'. These figures fully sustain
our estimates published on November
19, when , we said Rufiin'a majority is
apt to be about 6,000. The candidates
for superior court judgeships ran pret
ty much along -i togetner, there being,
perhapa not more than; 800 difference
oh either aide. The Democratic major
ity for these offices appears to be be
tween 4,600 and U.OOOr" We1 missed
Ruffln'e majority 148.L The difference
between the highest and lowest vote for
J Udges on the Democratic aide is 296,
not quite 8000. The average of their
majorities is 6,081. Darby fell off more
than we exoected. henco McKov's ma
jority ia 600 larger than we anticipated,
ana uutnne ran anead more than we
expected, 'and hence llcRae's vote is
264 lets - ihan-WcKoj'a, bat MeKuy'a
majority U 144 greater than BlcRae's.
That comes apparently from the fact
that , the Republican brethren , did not
give Darby a hearty support but
worked hard for Gathrie. Although
Phillips and Gil more both received more
votes - than McKoy, his majority is the
largest. In like . manner they did aot
give Folk a hearty support' but worked
hark for Docker j. --j-i-
: i But the tm d Observer Bays nothing
about the 450 Totes thnwn cut by the
county canvassing board of North
hampton county on ; account of the
fact that an Ignorant Democratic regis
trar made the returns to rea Frank N
Derby in place of Frank' H. Darby
Add these Totes and Mr. ' Darby will
reduee Mr.!McKoy's maiority to 5.166.
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aniMt tAtmnrrnw. . . . : -i - V';-. ' -
TheLeglalature aaeeta tho first lfon
day la January next. . i"
1 a-.
Xhe crimiaal court has been ia
aha the past week.
Cbttoa Ia comlag In fast
OnnQnne
sending it la our wlah.
Thanksgiving was generally observed
aa a holUday la this city. , - ;
Cherlff llaaniag has been absent ta
Ealsigh lor aeveral days. -
New post ofioa v oa the Capo Fear
River wUl bo called RiadaL-
if yoa want a Democrat to tako wa
tor lavito him to Sooth Carolina. .
Oar AstaUUr. V7; E. rUara, hu
quit sick feclho pas two weeks.
reillla,- will caareao ; here to-asor-
: Theboca cf liacciisa rro eoa-
! i Ccr J La year ai fr C,rirrvs al
csaa'-If jesr wait t cU grwia
Tnl. la Peer. -
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rrtr! !-c It--. U t-U ciU ta
C-.ir:!tr"::-!rln la n2if r
1 1 Ar jo raorrov it wUt te cTtkt
Forney, and nolZnapvetor f Xarney.
He wfbleUsl
Ifo Decieioa; haal yet beear rexctid
Ia jthe'etsv agiisxl the 1 CsroIIax Cca
trU Railroad,' so 2 fur .'as thw pmhlie
3 w'LtimjaV his, fcoasacldthV
tonitrpction ' of another - larse Jbrlck
residencipj, f on Third - street next "eottti
6tKe one lately completed: vl m'
.f ? '4a . ,-, ;rym!ii.u
1 W. J. Button, Sheriff of leaden cooa-
iy and Jnoi A. attou' Chilraa i&
publican: Committee of Rladea; vrxa ial
the ty oh Thursday latt -ai
v Mr. Frank H Darby waa. on Tester
1c
I day telegraphe ror to; gw and Uke'ja
very, important case In, the ,U. B. Dis
trict Court of JackaonviUe, Florida.
We congratulate .the part . who were
so; fortunate aa to retain, ilr. DarbVa
I si
: Cot John W. v Atkinson : aas-j par-
chasedj the hfeUheuny doe plantation J
one of the best on he Cape Fear JEUrer
fryia Ur. Isaac. Bates, paying aa we are
iuforiued tea thousand dollars cash,
Thia i three rice plan tationa, owned by
Col. Atkinson, iworth at least 30,009
cash, he got ihaMcIlhenny plantation
for about half its : reaJL value, 'jf W-.-
Hon. Waller K j WlUiamaon,r poaU
master at Tarboro, waa j In our City jon
yesterday looking In' splendid health.'
Waiter is one of the tising young then
of Nerth CUru He1 wUl bo heard
of ye t la the boVncita of his State and
county. He has" our best wishes In
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1 r I f. 13.1X8, i. .
Mr. .Th os. DArby of Florida, was in
this - city. We are alwaja glad ; to sea
this young gentleman back in our city
We are clad to learn from some person!
friends of Mr; Darby's that he has ma4e
a very large fortune In the pail fife
years, in the milt business, in the or
aoge grove state.. .
1
We have received from Captain J. 8.
W. Eagles the proceedings of the Sua .
day school convention at Sand Branca,
of Ihe A..A1. . Church. August 23d,
S2. .The , .report is a splendid, one,
and speaks well for the teachers, and
managera; Wo hope thej .wlU go oh in
their gi0d work. f'H-J-i
The WaihfntrtiM'-'iVaft thinks It ia
''morally certalnw that Judge Kelly
will fall ntteriy in his effort to abolish
the liquor, taxes. Perhaps ao, but If
the Democrats do their dutv he wiU
not! ' If the North Carolina delegation
abids by (he pledges' ot their' party In
thia Sute they ; will vote against ; the
whole internal Revenue taxes.- Chat,
lotte Journal. , ' ;v:; ! : by' '
The A. U. E. Ztotf ChUreh confor-
enee of 4he eastern ditrfct of North
Carolina it in session at Sr, tJaka'a
church - in thia city, j Bishops: Hood,
Jones ' and Lossox are ail hero with ft
very largef number of -d elegt tee, all of
wnom are ,noe looaing men ana awe
ministers. We congratnlata Biahea
uooa on tne very great succeaa nn nas
attained ; in his labor la this aUte In
the cause of tha , chuVchJ ;TH organ
tzed the first congregauon or the A. U
hi. Zioa Church a thia atateaoveatloa
years ego In this city, mad to-day there
are over 50.000 members, wit upwards
of one hundred ministers. Bishop Hood
is one of the ablest most eaergetio and
successful colored dirinee ia this conn-
try.' He is never at testy wherever aad
whenever you hear of him ' he la at
srork in the glorious cause, and his la
bora have been crowned wUh , a great
victory. . Biahop Elood has cowa4id
other fields, we hop he will conCane
to pay aha; annual visit to his many
friends ia thia dry. He baa the prayata
of therhurth aad the people x a long
and happy life, aad that bia labors In
other states may bo aa beneficial to tha
charts aa it has been In North Cars
St. lake's coagrrgaiioa aaa Just fin
Ished their new, handseaa as4 eic&st
brick church, which would da credit to
any peopW. It has a aiuls capacy
of least twelve hundereJ, aJ we ta-
dentand it U paid fr. This ksIl
as coaassaaced thrto years; ego aad ts
worth at leaat flS.003; This fcst (Ua
it U kbva thii tUrt Ii lit ? a eia b
the cosgreiaUoB worth tC3) spcaia
volasses fr tie aaaxirtat cftla
the coiiur a f tla a.l! ccr-r-
gailM,H and la a fea: ta ts4 tf tie
wUucirirtp'wiiSla kiiatata
&Uwtx tie izztxzzatt tirlr
clerclca, & ycarW'' Clittln isacsira
tf&.'XtlV5 (uriTiilka;-west ti
wiiVllest Jtu, ISrC,'aai 11
tie 'muli taci ta f -zU.z v cvtS
C al tt'J t-ti f ii.ua cla i
a'- itcn filJ ; ta'f !ci:y.': Tly
wrra r'.ici c:a til arir; Cy
iiv ta; t -,VvrJ ta L2. tla c: a
tr;taica tliy t . ;r: I 5 la tl
crsssrrJUa tf ta lyLi a tlrJi
nnl. trill ta't.si . ;:.
fOarJ&j jcrtrs eta tcry U;to
lute titirxU-cIci tlU irtt!?.to
the ktssi cfirrovttta
la til BKJ c:;r4 Cf ecssU8 la
fUnieBts, tha9w!r2 pacVne,?,! -J
IK? tictlicttt fxn cf aU thes ?
req!resta; .lt j ahcuU ; bo, aiaplr
liairsc!ial2ia lt !t!?'1i tsi Mi!
lIlfillLi hm sll - MMrfv . aa si.
hie; 1$ aheaJ4cfll;te5ao, durT I ..
Lis. asd as ct t< r-tit wiih 1 !
axaSaaao Kiv''.l'zT. , .1
M.iiHt... .l: ,r tv t 1 1
nisg New Jlome" certainlj Aeua
has also several Tery Important and I
mefttl attachmenta and .fxotiona';. of J
Ua own j which ip far to make good it. I
w.pcpuir iiTor. s
1 Kow. i a jrreat Jsanr fxailies havo I
been and. .are atill 'uaias, the old ma-
ebtaeawaltin& Iqr .the times to ira
j Bat why delay longer? . Conaiderlng I
them pricee ah' which good machlaea t
r now, soldt and, the improvements 1
tm hare ;)toidj,jotl is a good 1
time buy, and the t?New Homo" espee ,
ially recommends , Itself to purcheaera
oi aixount ofita,,iiperior nechanical
eomstrucUpn ease of , .management and
reaaonable rice, , Nearlj ,half a mill-
on imTebeenaold.In: ha..last three
years, all of wMch-aglsina: universal
saUafacUon. 3jrniriva;bi ntachlne
is manufactured by the. iW HOME
SfiaiMACECQiO, Union
squaree jfork vrbo.wlah us to say
uw aa wnu wui aena ror tn bit rew il
lustrated ; catalogue andv cncloso uu
advertiaement (printed on another
page.) mill receive a act of fancy ad ver-
tialag novelties ofyalaea to those col
j A r COMMON-SETtSB REMEDY.
SALICYLIC A-
Wa 'aaara i Ekeasutisai, ' . Goat
j . ir-ar ffeauntlgla. l .
ssmedUte Belief Warranted.
l i ; Permanent Cure Qaaranteed.
1 live years established aad aover known
o fail la at bImi mm mom or chronic
EtaSar t mil promlaoKt - pkylatoiaas mm
iroxawior aae atMaiaa.oi mueuoa
' The only dlMOtTer.or orthepotsonoas arte
said whloh osuts la the Mood ot rheaaootlo
&m gxiaty punu. .
' 8IJCYIitCA, ta kaowa as a common-
raaaady. baaaaaa ta strtkaa cineUs at
am of KhMmatUBB. Govt . Md Nu-
th MAM Of Hh m.tl.m QmI Ud
raJrU, while ao anaay ao-eaUad apeolaea
tt etrSoiiL ll 9 um lmiy
' It baa hea eo&Mdad by aiilnartt ralan
tUta ihmX eatward appliMUoaa, aacb a rub-1
laxwna-oua, oinuaeata, itat mania, aaa
soothlBC lotions wilt noteeadlaata ihM
dlawaaa whloh ara tha rami 1 ta to4a-
aataa or na aioaa wtu uana aai.
BaUCTUCA woras with aaarreloas !
esamaa taiaaod aad aanaimi tfeadta-
ordar. It Is bow azelnalvair aad by U
aataataiea payareiaaa or aaianna aaa .
rap. Hthtt htadleal Acadamr of tmn 1
rcparu as par aaat outm ia wm aaia
that SuertlCA la a efrtala cor hr
1 aiini iMk- mA tiMnitiL Taa
The araat lataaM pains are subdoau almoat
f uivauamakBaUargaaraataaaoriBOBx
lafaadad." . - - - 'v:i-.--
7 Tboaaaaea of tattiasoalals aoat aa appU-
CI Cnx. G Casta far
f m4 free by audi easaeatpa efaoonay.
; Ar TniTRTiinToowr rna IT.
Bal do aot be daladed tmto taklna: Imlta-
uoaa ar soortnAtaa. or anmethtaa raeoaa- ,
maadad aa Mat aa coodT InaUt ao la
raaalaa wUh tha aaaaa af wa abai
liailr aora aaoar aar aCaraaaarav aa tadla-
paaslhta raonUlte la lasoro saaevas ) the
weataaeat Tt no uar, or td la ax
1ST Broadway, aac. Kaa.la b7lfc W TuaUC
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JAClKONVILLi; ONFLOW COtTS
pKJLCTlC33 la ' this eoarts aw t arlaras.
Cawlow, taatia aad IWer aaaat'a
rrtsst attaatioa fttaa to tha enUastiaaaf
taeOMraruat.
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