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TARBORO N. C , THURSDAY, MAY 25, J899.
by c. j.
""Olive's the one who inherited
Phyxley Manor and all the bank
stock," said she. Why did'nt you
fall in love with Olive, my boy ?"
"Why wasn't I born black in.
hope you'll choose wispW ' stead of white?" laughed TrUa
my dear boy," said Squire Mad-' Vincent I tell you, Miss Try
dox. "I never was in the mar- phosa, I'm the victim of circuin
riage business myself, I'm thank- stances; I can't help myself. I
ful to say, but this having a mar-j Miss Olive is very . pretty,
riageable nephew is just about as j but I love Sara, and there's the
bad. And I never shall have aendit- And now, like a dutiful
minute's peace of mind until you're suitor, I come to ask your con-
seuiea iown, Leslie, my lad. And sent-
of affairs. "Hello 1 You don't iiinciiMi rU4r.
mean to Bay that you have kept There hare been a surplus of
that secret all these many years, news and a deficinrv of inform.
So the falling of the. hair tells
of the approach. Of c and
declining power. ... "
No matter bow barren the tree
nor how lealess it may seem,
yom confidently expect leaves
again. And why? -
Because there is life the
roots. 1
So you need net worry about
W the falling or, your l..r,-ttc
threatened lef "- of youth
and beauty. fl' . y?
. Recause if t.l . .is ijart of
h life remainin - in the rovis of 63
tbe hair
remember one of the girls is an
neiress. If Vou could
with the moneyed
fall
in love
on
VBut how does it happen. Un-
clo Joe " burst in the cWrv l&ughed
W 1
i
Avors
Have you asked her?"
"Yes." '..'..
"And what did she say?" -
"She said yes." -
!Very well, then I say the same,"
Aunt Tryphosa. "For
cent of Leslie Vincent, 4one an' you 8eem a decent sort of lad
heiress and the other not? I can't J eugh, and i am billing to trust
apprehend that at alL" j 7OXL ?or your Uncle Maddox's
"Half sisters, my boy only half sake." -sisters.
Old Silvingtbn manied ' "Much obliged to you ma'am,
two wives, you see." explained the ' said Mr. Vincent, with a low sa-
Try phosa SilTington?
"ies, i nave, saia tne spins
ter, adding with a little glimpse
of malice, "although I am a wo
man."
"Well," said the bridegroom,
solemnly, "money is all very well.
I've no special objection to money.
But as long as I have cot Sara
herself, that's all I care, for."
"Lesue, you're n trump," said
Squire Maddox.
'But I am so glad of the money,'
said Mrs. Vincent, smiling simply
tion aa the amount of money left
to charity by the late Baronena
Hirach. One account U that nhe
left $124,000,000, whereof her rol-
atiea got 120,000,000, state $3,000,
000 in taxes, and the rest was left
to charitable uses, mainly in Eu
rope. . Later ttoriea, Lower or,
show a tendency to substitute
francs for dollars in these esti
mates, and the authorities conflict
so much that it is still uncertain
what the! Hirsch estate dues
amount toJ It .seems reasonably
from under her wreath of fragrant an re, however, that about four-
white roses. "For now I am I fifths of it was left to charities.
and chiefly to Jewish charitiea, in
New York. London. Montreal
worthier of Leslie's acceptance.'
And the wedding day of Leslie
and Sara Vincent was what all
wedding days should be, the hi-
piest of all their lives.
W tw lluf tmmm !.
Slang has this value, thai
shows how language grows. Tbe
English tongue is so vigorous thai
it aeurs whatever it eJ
growth, as it did is its infancy,
In the childhood of the huvguac,
ays a wnter in BL Nicholas, di
rected imitations of sounds were
constantly made into words, aa tbe
yonng vandals of today ue "clink"
for "money." Further on ia the
growth of the tongue it took from
ordinary speech thene imitative
words, and converted them to new
nsos, jutt aa you say "ticker for
"watch," and "puflT for "advertia
ment" The contraction of words
is another stage. The instances
of this are numberless. "Mob,
now perfectly good English, was
JtS TvT r4I. Jli. i
Ml
s rr
if-. -
uu t4 sl mrmom m;
I M rm
Zm D. Rmxj Drav f
squire. '
"Oh!" said Leslie, thoughtfully.
Well, uncle, I do my best to fall
in love with the risrht one. For
will arouse it into healthy activ
ity. The hair ceases to come
out: it begins to grow: and tbe
glory of your youth is restored
to you. "
we have a "book on the Hair
and its Diseases. It is free.
The Smai Advfco FfaOk
If you io i'ot ob'ain all tbe benefits
yoti tiiccd fiom tiiuie ot the Vii;ir,
write , tbe doctor about 1 1. Prouab'y
t!iT0 U snnie diM.ltr with your en-
Tcianvfitt. Addr.
Dli. J. C. AYE".. Lowell. Mass.
laani. And off he went to advise
Sara Silvington of the success of
his mission.
"But tell me honestly, now,"
I'm not visionary enough to deny j s0 Sara, with a roguish sparkle
that money is a convenience in her black eyes, "aren't you sor
this practical, hard-headed world ry 'm not the heiress?"
of ours!" "Perish the thought !" cried
Sara Silvington and her sister Vincent threatically. "I am not
Olive were playing croquet out on j sorry for anything, where you are
i the lawn when Leslie Vincent coneerned, pearl of my heart. I'm
strode up the drive. I no a millionaire myself and I
VThat wasn't a croquet," said don't deny that a little ready cash
he, eagerly, as he watched the comes acceptable. But I'm quite
STOLES MII.ES.
)jVhat does your Majesty
lend to' do next ?" inquired
merman i.mpenor s . inencL
1U-
the
"I
play,
"It was," cried Sara, enthusias
tically. "I don't believe you know
anything about it - Besides, I
don't know who you are."
- --W-1 -W TT .
"l.m ljesiie v incent, at your .
service, , said tne young man, j
smiling, as he doffed his cap.
"And I've played with the Brack
enbury Club at Newport and Sara
toga"
"I'm sure we're very happy to
meet you, Mr. Vincent," said Miss
able to work for it myself, and 'uo
thanks to nobody, as the children
say ! And now, Sara, when shall
we be married?"
"There's no hurry about that !"
said Sara, a little coquetishly.
"Yes there is," urged Leslie.
"it's the j most urgent affair I
know of." I
And so the wedding " was fixed
for Christmas day.
Sara Silvington was to be mar
ried in 'simple white alpaca, with
natural roses in her hair, and her
grandmother's pearls around her
Captain Coghlan, commander of
the U. S. S. llaleigh, whose re
cent speech on Germany, is re
ceiving international criticism, be
longs to a King's county (Ireland)
family, and can claim descent from
oae of the oldest and most power
ful of the Irish septs, the Maw
Cochlans, Princes of Delvin Ahra,
who came from the third son of
Caa, of Dalcasion race. They
owned a vast territory, including
the Barony of Barrycastle, near
Birr, an ancient domain that is
studded with the ruined strong
holds of the Princes of the Fair
Castles. From that part of Ire-
Vienna, Budapest, Bremen, Brus-1 t fit merely slang for the Latin
sels and other cities. "mobile," the fickle crowd, aa "cab
If a hundred million dollars is m slang for "cabriole t,. and
turned over to public uses by the I "fnrlong" for furrow long," the
ill of the Baroness, it is the length of a furrow, and aa "nob
greatest turn so disposed of bv slang for "nobility. We make
I . T - - J
any one estate in modern times! I words from men names in very
When George Peabody died, thir- tbe I auppoae "boy-
ty years ago, he held the world's cot ting" may be considered good
record for philanthropic disburse-1 English cow. "Martinet, which
ments. He care away to public now indcspenaable, was the
uses during his life ti mo eight or I name of a historic general oter
nine million dollars, and left five I strict in discipline. "Derrick'
millions to his relatieves. lie I & famous hangmaa of the sev-
died in London; his'funeral was inlenteenth ccntury.bhonoTofwhoeal
Westminster, Abbey; a British I the rough crowd nick-named the
war ship brought hia body home. I galiows-like honting apparatus,!
He was peerless among philan-1 JRt aa the "guillotine inFraao
tropists. and. for that matter, still 1 1 named after its inventor, and
is. But money crows in vastly I tbebo are only three out of core
bigger clusters now. Mr. Bode-1 of "nhtf cases. Many , of the
feller must already have eiven I ords that are now among the re-
away more dollars than George I wlectabilitiea of conversation were
w.
rt - i i vv.
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imera-
land Captain Coghlan d family im-
igrated to MississippiDublin ieabojy Carnegie's funds Ume Ume gutter children. . Bnt
Letter in Montreal Star.
Silvington, .'.executing a courtesy
on t. know," was the answer, with I with much dignity. "Aunt Try-
t' 1 v n u i cream-white neck. Ulive in rose-
you and your uncle, the funny old , "T
bachelor squire. This is my sis- mf ?- t And old Squire Maddox,
tor Olive. Will vou take a mal- .he h&d not awa lrvm
let?"
hf- tioKI is jjretty near exhausted
iijen vou get time I wish you'd
Iry to think up sdjðing more
fcr me to excel in,s
OKI Gentlemeriint the park):
Miat are vou doinlr. my little
: Z. . "' - wf t
oar '? Little gir-l(with doll) : I'm
ibing dolly a drink." "Giving
ullly a drink, eh? - But the wa-
is running down ail over lier
pir t'tv dress." "Yes: she slobbers
i trooiT deal. All babies do."
1 -
Mis. Medler: Not another
onl! It is an outrageous scan-
;il and not fit to be repeated; not
inotlipr word of it will I listen to.
Mr-Medler: But I haven't fin-
shod yet." "Oh' Go ahead."
' You are-just going out, I see
I PrTtal4a Tr;er
Timely ti formation Rive a Mn.
Geo Long, ol New Straitsvillc, Ohio,
prevented a dreadful tragedy and saved
two lives. A frightful cough bad loot
kept her awake every night. She bad
tried many remedies and doctors but
steadily rtcw worse until urged to try
Dr. King's New Discovery. One bot
tle wholly cured her, and she writes
this marvelous medicine also cured Mr
Longcf a severe attack of pneumonia.
Such cures are positive proof of the
matchltss merit of this grand remedy
ior curing all throat, cbest and lung
troubles. Only 50c and St. 00. Ev
are constantly dropping out of his
pockets in hundred-thousand -dollar
driblets, and every little while
a million escapes him all at once.
Recently he offered $1,750,000 to
extend the. libraries, art galleries
and other institutions with which
he has
burg.
doubtless, exceeds in amount those
they gradually made their way in
to polite society. Cnt aa parrenos,
then aa established members.
" Drair" was thieve' -word for
carriage, and "draglines', the par.
ticular variety ot thieves. who fol
lowed tne carnage to cnt away
We. .
Tne-
Boainee of the
Town
Because
We treat
Oax customer
So well
They
Come
Again - ,
And bring
Their.
Friends
AJao.
la a taUafactioa at all ticn. and if
you desire conUctset, re and
happier yoa
. . , To obtain either, and wiU forever
. thank your Icciy Urs if you tuy at
once a
BUCK'S STEEL
iRANGE.
)ther institnUona with which lowed tue carnage o cw away
is endowed the city of PitU- the luggage from the rack behind. JLtUCIiSj
. The stun of his gifts, too, But "drag" is good English now rm ij .
it . 1 : ft it fw nnwlA v&rfi V L?r.r" I M 1 1
for a private coach. "I"idnp" JI1U1
was thieves slang for cJuId-teJ
erv manntMnl Trial hnttlM f rw
borne in twenty years before "made I staton 4 Zoeller's drug store.
Screws.
"Well, thanks, I don't care if I
do," said Mr. Vincent, grasping
j eagerly at the proffered implement
of friendlv warfare. And so
acquaintance began wnicn was
destined to end so eventually.
"I wonder which of them is the .
heiress,,' he mentally asked him-,
self as he leaned on his
mallet in
the interval of play. "They re
both pretty enough to drive a man
out of his head. Sara is dark and
brilliant, like a July midnight.
Oliye is like Aurora, golden tress
an effort", and came to his nephew's
weddingr.
j She s pretty! very pretty, 8a
the ne' P8no spectacles, after
he had taken a good look at the
bride-elect. "But you and I are
old enough now, Miss Tryphosa,
to look at the practical side of
life isn't it a pity ho couldn't
have taken a fancy to the girl who
is to have money?"
"We can't always regulate these
matters to suit ourselves," said
an important engagement, j the little pretty, little airs of roy-
AVLat was it vou wanted?" It altv and orders sister about as if
t-oin' to nsV von for r littlfi delav. I thino" of an inmerious manner, his
j : w ' - r- A
1 Miss Tryphosa, waging her little
ed,withaskinafairasaseashelL " . . .
T, . , t, , .,11 1 So the wedding day came earl-
It must be Sara she assumes all , . i,
ea Willi snow, ueneain ail gmier
ing blue and gold overhead. And
Sara Silvington; walking up tlie
broad aisle of the church, in her
1 white dress and pearls, made as
fair a bride as the heart ot man
could desire to look upon.
j The breakfast was all ready at
. Tii i ,'nr XT .l.nn
I met a fellow who paid me opinion on the subject changed J J from i1m,
church a triumph of Aunt Try-
Ras alrout that little debt I owe
on."' All, yes. Take a seat."
I was Lroiug to ask you for a lit
If. delay i "Oh, excuse me;
'in already late." "I say I was
she were a second self. It is cer
tainly Sara."
But presently when Miss Try
phosa came out and sent Sara in
to see about the tea, with sonie-
pvheu
blt'wliat he owed me,-
pui earth don t vou
sit
"Why
down?
earth
hvill you have a glass of wine ? "
Author: How do you like my
iritw. Dlav Critic: Its simply
great. The robbery in the third
aet is the the most realistic piece
f work I-ever saw on the stage.
Author f pleased) : Do you really
think so? Critic: Of course I
, Why, even the words spoken
v the thieves are stolen. .
"Yes," said the young doctor to
ds wife, "I felt greatly worried
until the climax was passed.
"I was wrong, thought he. j
"It's Olive that has the money.
Heiress are not sent in to get the
tea, as if they were parlor-maids.
I'm a little sorry, though; I had
made up my mind to fall in love
phosa'sl housekeeping power
and the glitter of confectionary
temples, the pop of champagne
corks and the odor of hot-house
flowers, mingled satisfactorily with
Maddox's quaint toasts
Claptrap Tail.
The clergyman who has stirred
np much excirement by denounc
ing from the pulpit the "claptrap
titles chosen lor their sermons
by some preachers will be heartily
w we mm
indorsed oy everybody who is
tired of tho sensational devices in
vented to draw people to church.
Too many ministers reply for their
audiences on startling announce
ments like the clergyman who
caused it to be published abroad
that he preached on the topic;
"There is no God!" and haviu
hlied the church by this means,
calmly read as his text: "Tbe fool
hath saith in his heart there is no
God." Ministers who announce
titles for their sermons like this
"A Half Hour in Hell," "Mondern
Serpents in the Garden." and
"Sodom and Gomorrah Outdone,'
are merely sensation mongers and
detract from the dignity of relig
ion without increasing the sum
total of righteousness. Provi
dence Journal.
of Mr. Pcabodv. Tho eilt of a I waa thieve slang for clulO-aieaJ-1 tttt
million dollars by Mr. Pierpont ing, that is to "nab a kid." -Tie," I hOI 1 1 1 11 C
m m .... a. a 1
Morgan to build a hospital in I ior cravat, was as mncn tne suang
New York was recorded not long I of low life aa "choker" is at the
ago. Such gifts make 'no great I present day. "Conundrum" and
stir. They are, happily, too com-1 "donkey" and "fun" were all slang
mon to cause excitement. The I word, though perhaps not o low.
"Bore" was alanr. and so were
"waddle" and "bother.
Cn
lux
T I . i
aouity to pan with money seems
fairfy to have kept pace with the
huge increase in wealth.
About the Hirsch benefactions,
however, there is an unusual qual
ity, which recalls George Peabody.
Baron Hirsch 'and hia wife learned
to find their chief interest in life
in vast schemes lor the improve
ment of the conditions of existence
Garden Tools,
a specialty. Get tbra cow
and be reedy for your
Spring GaideUrg.
i)Q Ell
xm meiSB'lwi ee r m
- No woman caa be too carefal of
her condition dortnr tbe period be
fore her littit ones are bora. Reflect
or improper treauneet utn aaaa-
among great armies of distreamnl I frs her life and tbat of tne child. It I 1
.,i m. t i I Lea with her wbelber she shall sser I
people. They seem to have back
ed a spirit and an intelligence as
rare as George Peabody 'a with a
fortune which bears a relation to
modern fortunes comparable with
what Peabody's fortune bore to
those ol his time. Harper a
Weekly.
unnecessarily, or wbstber tbe ordeal
shall be mad cotnparaUvalf easy.
Sb had better do nothisg than Co
something wTon j.
MOTHER'S
FRIEND
Vwlcttalc BCraptlwwMi
Are grand, but skin eruptions roblifr of
joy. Bucaleo's Arnica Sarve cures,
them: also old, running and fever soie-,
ulcers, boils, felons, corns, warts, cuts
bruises, burns, scalds, chapped hsoJs,
chilblains. Best pile cure on earth.
Drives out pains and aches. Only ajc
a box. Cure caoranteed. Sold by
Staton & Zoeller, drucjnsta,
Tr: rr .lc Kilnno-foTi I "H"'10
J 1 a Tlfiaa Tronlinaa a nvMPrifi
made Leslie Vincent . '""r.. 'N7 , -
clergyman h
u'm i i. l o" ' v
in ij uut tjui i i it-
"not until lrHosa was ioous
househoia linen.
Kiiid the young doctor,
tho day of the funeral.
' This is the latest style of brace
! t, ' observed the detective, deftly
M'l'lying the comealongs to his
.victim's wrists. "How do you
ike it' ?" "It's very fetching,"
c -Idly replied the prisoner, as he
walked awTav with the officer.
her nieces
welcome at the old brick manor
house, and his visit was prolonged
diy after day, aa the glory of the
August sunsets waned into the
yellow beauty of September's fall
ing leaves, until the evening he
cime into the parlor, where Miss
over some
giggles
solemn
Story of a Slave.
' To rc bound hand and foot for years
W the chains of disease is the worst
f -i in of slavery. Geo D Williams, of
m uicliester, Mich, tells how such a slave
was made free. He says: "My wife
li s been so helpless for five year that
!-lie could not turn over in bed alone.
After using two bottles ot Electric Bit
t':rs shi is wonderfully improved ano"
able to do har own . work." This su
preme remedy for femala diseases
quickly cures nervousness, sleepless
ness, melancholy, headache, backache
faintiua and dizzy spells. This mira-
le working medicine is a godsend to
weak, sickly, run down people. Every
Uittle guaranteed. Only 50c. '. Sold
ky Staton 8c Zoeller, druggists.
"Miss Try pnosa," said he "when
Uncle Maddox sent me here with
the advice to fall in love with one
of vour nieces, I made up my
mind with the usual perversity of
mankind, to do nothing of the
t Fate is too strong for
Ovl v '
TI . 3 14. "
me. 1 ve uoue ii.
"Done what, for pity's sake?
demanded the bewildered spins
ter.
t?11ati in love, over head and
ears, as the common saying i'
From the soles of my boots to the
verv topmost hair on my head.
"Wfill." said Miss Silvington,
with a grim smile, "and which of
'em is it ?"
"Sara," of course, the litte, dark
a AimrJoA oouette. Who
C V OU.
could help fallin
her?
in
love with
and the old
speeches.
"And now," said Miss Tryphosa
Silvington, when all the quivers
of eloquence had been exhausted,
I've grot something to say my
self! Leslie Vincent thinks he
hasn't married heiress, but he has.
Olive Silvington inherited the
Pyxley property and the bank
stock that belonged to her mother
Olivia Pyxley but Sara's great
unchvon the other side, has be-
rmeathed her a 100.000 dollars in
.
money, at present invested under
the direction of Mr. Halsey, the
family lawyer, who, together with
myself, is the possessor of the
family secret. If Sara married
according to my wishes or when
she was twenty-one an event
which won't happen for two years
yet she was to learn of her in
heritance. Young Leslie Vincent,
I congratulate you. Sara, my
dear, old Halsey will wait npon
you on your return from Philadel
phia, j Baltimore and Washing
ton." "Eh I" cried Squire Maddox by
I decrees comprehending this ex-
NEVER' TOO
OLD
CURED'
I ts the one aad the only preparation
that is safe to us. It U a imlmeat
that penetrates from the oexslda.
External a ptli cations ar cttraaTJy
right. Internal medicines are radi
cally wroof. They are more than
humbugs they endanger uia.
Mother s Frteod neips in muscles
to relax and expand naturally re
lieves morn In r sicknesa removes
the cause of cerrousnesa and bead
ache prevents hard and rUdag
breasts shortens labor and Wsaena
tho pains and helps the patient to
rapid recovery.
From a letter by a bare report. LA..
woman I have boon camr yox
wonderful remedy. Mother's FrWat.
I for tho last two taoouia. ana caa a
just as recommended." . .
I THO CRADF1ELD REQULAT0R CO.
ATLAKTA. OA.
-flrd lackr froa4 the fahV.
drmi 3 yevac c the h4 1
lira,- ahLfllaa hie fe to tb raacs el
tW chair onus -Ilaid lk lUl s
aa aM"
TVe too ec fcflow at hie la tike
attlrw. arr r-rtaeil wVca.
Tt. if It fcada't ttt fr 10 toex.
lock. I'd have a'l sru ti tey. he
west oa. poXUs fcl bat Acm em kit
eyvo aad sesdiftc ' rtr
XBoke p ifmlnwt luNtia "I w.t
dldwlia rrrttT litU K'rt ravrUj
la oao of thm bit htW fke wsa4 In
wfaos so, f&ake naa ont cl tm, i
said. Twice I rats la ta f l-f tf a
1 wtw&'t ilnJf cc cf feu a&l
o3 B that tt abe w Watwt C
reUiaa tm saoeh arla tl b all
day bttwwe o. WcO. ocm akat
i drpewS Into the cl wbm I wkJ
wn the tmx trom cwiif-t Nt
baaa't poe to m looa,"
Caa't e asTtstee o bm4 Un
thai." cotametad tbe frtrtl Tbrre
aro los of olbrra."
"Ti bet Uo roaax i
sbaklaa' Ul brad aad aia vcoe vm
fowfai wt II m et the Ml
thaa aavoM cJe clad aad ib caiM ta
dora.wdcalvd.eoa
VAfaih,l jooef faihrw at kla aide
ktd evarpetheet SCracm Chke
tm a "htm' I rvraUtt m to CT.isa,
to tbe DraaiU aad ta wry largre e,aaU
Tbe rtwakrr was a tar-Lr
chaat. a Ed he wm a Sir t a 1
tribator wb baa tsae a rrw-UUy of
paraxrasbw deaaf wltb ot ti tbe way
orcepaUcML. Tbe ariite I ref U
ate tck;4ck tbat are raade of wairsa
wkUkvra, Vart aaaaUtWa e tbe DOS.
thkk wattarrs d tba wLZrm are ehip
ewd. frees Aiaka ttUtj. to re aad
to mm Mbtrs ta TuCscUtd. Tbo-a wbe
rad tbtn n3 tbrta oat oa by eoo
wiU efwxial tvwatx aad aftar the
wbUars hare ta triaeswd aad rU2
ed here tby are taade a? UU bw
de aad arst abroad.
Tbe hihr ciaM Chla mq ta
mm mo otb kiad U AlUk. a4 tbe
more wealtay cd tbe Iiia alwart
mm tbeca at their claba aad bcaa I
eaod oat tboawaada of frasr
yearly, aad. tbooch so tba tejrr tWy
are tsocb drrr. aa w3 as taore craa
sseatal. tbry Iwere xaly of trail tc
tb dakr. Escbaaca mr
An does not tir.es rOr 1
feebleaeaa and 111 health.
S. S. S. Is a Great Blesslns to
aeaxly all of tho sickness amooc
Old People. 11 Gives Them SzSStp.
L.. . it i. wluilw 1 Rr kvvtf
Hew Blood and Ufa. r teu
from wlJch tbey suffer so geBerally. S. -tho
remedy which wHl keep their system yooa. by prlfTin tho blood.
tnorougniy remoruic mt w w awwnM , r -ing
new strength and life to tho who la body. It Increaaro
tho appetite, builds op tho erjergloa, aad seada now Ma
rl ring Wood throng hoot tho entire system ,
Mrs. Sarah Pike, 4TT Broadway. 800th Ika wdtea t
-lam swveety years old. and had oot enjoyed food baaltb
for twenty Tears. I waa sick la different wr. aadlav
addition, had Eczema" terribly on 000 of my Wt. TW
doctor said that on aoooont of my a. I woold never be
well strain. 1 took a doten bottle of 8. S. S. and U eared ne
completely, and I am happy to say that
I feel aa well aa I over did In my Ufa.' iav
Mr. J. W. Loving, of Colquitt. Oa., ears: "JTor atifhl-,
een years I suffered torture from a fiery eruption on
my skin. I tried almost every know remedy, bot ther
failed one by one. and I wa told that my are. whlchfa
sixty six. wa against me, and that I oould never bop
to be well ..(rain I final) r took 8. 8. &. and it cleanaed
my blood thoroughly, ana now 1 am in panec neann.
I
ta4 tt t trwa Clwrit Wa,
-Bmimi a try la awta."
-I ace," said the. farmer, "that
you hare tne wrote np a the
urond father of a new mrL l ea
i said the editor of the country pa
per, Tiaions of fat chicken and
applet by the bushel floating be-
1 lorce nts menuu vision, 'owibs
to me," continued the larmer "that
reirnel would bare boen a bet
ter word than nrood She' the
ninth."
5'
8. 8. 8. FOR
v 1 r .4
blood 7) iAi
OaaaciBf
Mias Ethel Muaic always male
m 9 feel sail; doesn't it you, Mr.
I Suds?
Mr. Hnda Tea: but I like it
iU awfully jolly to feel aad, don't
j know.
ta tae Sin w4 W CU
It ha bar kaowa Um rear tbat tk
Uood of eel coots I aa kUrMy pnfc-'
oa rriacitla. A do taoralMrd with
doerodrooaof ! bWd ta Ua
miaaUa ThUoitvry waptetll tt,
last vrara a hr two IlatiabrothTS I T
tame low. Tbe pUmom It rradUy W I
- . - - tmsmmm
exroye-i 477 on mm mj iwxw -i , VihUi
tlaae. rreia It usrs iro. a aoa-e
peats, which kf rrtaJe-i uvtrabT-e
kiorwoT-r. rrl srraaa ta ba aV-
Ukro wUh food, it lavarUUyrwccatsui
to tbe ptmimmm vt -lift tea. If srrars
be take frcaa aa aaltn-d that baa bvs
twdrrd ixaxoono So tak reiaos. aad
tBeed ras wbo.akitosd.aaMl-.tbe
fjtwiaiTw reoprrty ct tbe rl tkud m
therwby bapalrrd. &rT.rakkrti freta a
eat le nakeraQy shoot VLrm tiswo
pdlaans-n a tbe erress of t
rtcioca riper.
Aa OS4 BSaorrSao
LVkrw we rnat r-rrir
a-wd la Garu saaay ymrs arx Tbe
eoyy we bare te e,lto an oil k-fcia4
faded rrrT
a -
a. . W44
m rf wf
law mum mt SOZ . S vt-kHb fT
aratf m a i
tea
f. Krm.f r U
.Miaw4 ia. iru. a wi a 1 mi.
fm mt taa i. ipi it-i-rin hi mmm
Hrw. II tSn k mm Wwtvl wwaw
LcLrrOs (Oa.) S
In
IsmZb
luta
and yareari.
Althoacfc dilaMd art eeruri tzmf rr I
Mis SUyington shook her head. Uraordinary and unexpected sUU
la tha onlT remedr which oan
-J4 -xnla lvar.n It La tha OnlT
JZZL trrr-T' nd ha. b.: and ha. n eb-nical whakerer
lnit. 3 8 8. cure the worrt caaea of Scrofula, Cancer F-oetr SUumati
Tetter. Open Sore. Chronic LTeors, Bolls. othmmmmU UofA
IkxkonthMwia-aowiaU 1
IM-Utk! trmm Jlerv
Wa the result of hi spleodkl health.
Iodvjmitahlc will and trcmcoeoo eo-
erry are not found wber atoaaach. I
liver, kidoers and bowel are oot of
I order. If yoa vaM these qualitie and
th. occes they briny:, nse Dr. Kioc
Se Ufe riUa. Tbry d-r l "p rrry
?jer of brain and body. Only 15c at
Utoa fk Zoallar drBf store.
TWw AmWw.
That wa ty abe-rt aabor 4. .
say btt bcpa k-t refsfet tbe
skwt aJKbar cd a ship. bleb. La sr-
cl wralkT. Is tb iV-rs cbVrf dtwd-
tect aa animal froas o W.'y a po-ato - 1!L;LV? " 7 JZZ
ratLf.il .in!TS. .ielttJf Tb.CtUadIla-4.
r?J rwai-ad to U-taad fatal
doaaa of serpent renota ci2ra fro-a r- j mw ""
dlaery err ro ta tbe MtooUlttMC rs pM ty .
of tt action. Kot only tu procert'rv. I
bat aW 1U oadoabtwd eorattr pewrf
UUUhd Oood Worda.
It4.tr TwM. k. . j
Of all the rarvoQ ankbw cf wo-1
-rew that Ton bare ever taentioewd ta
,M.ttV.W.--iw.r-..n.f. Ai
Tbe premie of tbe CaUed But
4M.wO0.0wW inateb rrery &. Itl
ervry year, and U U
Mud that l-, tUcrd r1 to erd,
well aa'sy 4.ti.T
U tbe earlier ares danclsx
ted'sJ ctr -''Y - r
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