North Carolina Newspapers

0 8 an. THE CAUCASIAN UI TUB CAUCe-IA rCKI.ISHIIIO C SUBSCRIPTION RATES. 9Ni yun SIX MOMTHH f Hit Kit MONTHS . .' . . IE ii tort tl at the IV' Office In CioiKt N. ii , a secoid- li wail nu'ler. ELI C HON FRAUDS, INTIMIDATION AND I MURDtR. -i HP. MOST PAINFUL VOTK I KVKK OAVK IN MY LIFE YVA FOK I'll K i: O N T I T U I I O N A I AMKMUMKST. I I)II NO 1' GIVK Til A 1' VOTE AS A I) EM Of J It A 'I NoKFtilt THE HUCXK-W OF Til r DK.MOCK T1C 1'AltTY; HK;Alh I VKltlLY RELIEVE THAT II WOULO I(E ItKlTEK FOK Till DEMO;ItATIfJ i'ArllY FOR TIJr NEOROlOCuNMNUE AN ISsUfc IN POLITICS. liUI I O AVE Tilt VOTE UECAL'bK I FELT II WOULO BE HE r i'KK FOR TIIK l'OOR NEGRO WE HAVE LEARN KI) TCJ LUVK M 1113 f Al 1 11 r Lir NK-W. I VOTED FOR IT TO I U AN END TO ELECTION FRAUD TO INTIMIDATIONS AND MURD ER. I 0.VE THAT VOTE FOI THEOOODOF MY POPULIST AND Will IE REPUBLICAN FRIEND WHOI OULD, IF THE NEGRO WA ELI M IN A I ED FROM POLITIC DISCUSVTHE GREAT STATE AN I NATIONAL ISSUES WITHOUT BK INO CALLEO "BLACK HEART ED "-SEN A I OR OSBOKNE, IN TDK LE01SLA1URE OF 1899. In olden times peace jubilees wen held after the etd of a war, but w. are now so modern that we hold peace jubilees while we fight. While Wasbirgton is iolding in gTejU peace jubilee, they should no. overlook the fact tbat each day a number of our soldiers are beinp tare. Bat every legislature is pre shot down in the Pnillipines auo sumed to b . honest and patriotic and (i nlcrrnnnmW dvintf of dis- to legihlate solely with the view to ease in ibat trop'-cal climate as are dvina from bullet wounds. Washington is making great prep- aratiou tor a grand peace jabilee. 1 it possible that Washington think thosit are peaca victories we are hav ing each day ia the Pbilliptne Isl ands, or is it not considered war when we ar shooting down our own sub j'C a at the rate of lortv or urty a day 1 Tbo salary of the mayor of Wil mington has been increased from 91.200 to $1 800. Thus mayor Wad dtll gets additional relief for his ser vices in organ sing the mob to burn houses and murder people in Wil mingtou in the last campaign. S j tbe eij yment of this eighteen hundred dollar salary would indicate that there was method in his madness and anarchistic speeches alter all. The Corporation Commission, which by tbe act of tbe last legisla tare succeeded tbe Bailroad Com mission has held a meeting ant de cided not to reduce freight and pass enger rates not to trj any of the caf es tbat were pending before the R R Commission. Thus, bo far, they are cairying oat the contract that wt no dfubt made by mmon and the machine with the railroads when thej put up large amounts of mon-y f . r tm, campaign fund. This is indeed the Corporation'. Commission. Oar readers will remember that sometime last February a negr postmaster named Baker, wis unr der d at Like City, S. C. It seemed that Baker l.ved in tbe back part of the building ia which he kept tbe post tfflue. Tbe murderers set fire to the house with Biker and his family in it, and then shot Baker and each member of bis family as they ran oat, fleeing from the flumes. Baker - - . , , . , . ... -u. -uu u,.urou, .uuuu.ug an infant, were thus killed or butaed It seems that since that time two of the parties to the conspiracy have turned state s evidence, and on their evidence thirteen : j : t luuiciuicuia llaTV been foucd in tbe Federal Cour', aad eleven true bills returned by the grand jury, against some ot the most prominent people in that section. It looks as if the parties acused migbt! be coavicted on the evidence of the government's witnesses. When the People's party started a erusade against the gold standard and for the restoration of free coin ageofsilverat.be ratio of 10 ul, there were not a halt d zea D-m eratie papers in North Carolina that endorsed the proposition; In fact, a large mjrity of the papers de nounced the proposition and ridi pnled the People's party Party speak ejs and papers as "silver cranks' and as tbe enemies of wealth and eanitAl anrl hn.in... nrr .r.t.it ... capital and business prosperity, etc ai' iuur years a uin j irnj ut inese D mieratie papers apparently be- .V . "v" reopio s party was right on tne sil ver qaest ion and tbe bankirg ques tion. Now. after two year more, many of them seem to be concerted in the belief that the People's Party was right in advocating municipal owner-hip of natural monopolies. We trust tbat in a tew mort years they will get nesr enough back to J ff r sonian Democracy to endorse the who,e People's Party platform. : TI1K MAT VK.Clluy. I T I The Hopr. m C -n't, ia m decision written by Justice Montgomery, bap J j, i. dared the act of the recent legn- b u t v- nni-uj'iu v . offlcn Cpt. Day, tbe Superintendent .f the penitentiary, uocoaatitution- !, and that Capt. IJ.y i er-titlei t i ilJ ami continue to exercue tbe of- 1-e of Haprint nd-n'. A uiaj rny r me vour. iui.nuu iu "imji-i . A, . . - ! . .1 I. . . lice Cla'k Brinrjg a d scenting opin ion. TLe decision of the court eeems be in lino with tbe unbroken de- "isiona of the court for over bait a entar) , beginning withth fawn- m tw i tt j r u ! V, CiSHOf 11 KK VS. lleLurllODf 111 Wlliuu it was Ltld that a public office was oioperty and Ibat a man elected toa public dee for a cirtain length of nme b 11 a contract witb the S'ate nd could not be ousted by tbe 1 pi Uture in order to fcive tne i ince i iidik one tl; but that the lfgisla ture could abolish the office complete Iv. Wbilo it Bee ros that tbe court aa proptrly declared the law, accor- L ling to a loDg lioe of previous decis ions, jet we are frauk to say that we thick the decision of the court in th ;nse of Hoko va Henderson, and all subsequent decisions along the sam tine, as bad law and untortanate de- ijiiions, to say the least. The d 8 lentirg opiuioa of Justice Clark seems to have the arguments of j is tice and common seme behind it. We io not think any legislature should be able to pass aoy law which a sub s' qu-nt legislature could not repial or amend; and surtly the interests ot the Htate fchould always ba para mount to the property interests that any ffiue h Ider might have a claim in t fH h held under the State. We do not wish to be understood, how ever, as enaors.ng me acuou ux iur j : . l . .1. . recent i guiaiure in -memyuuK t legislate out of ffl ;e Capt. Day and a large number of others, for the simple and sole purpose of furnish- ing j.bs for hungry party heeler. W-eihinksach actum on the part of aay legis.aiure is mgu.y rrpreutasr ble and should be c ndemned by the! people at me pons in me next eiPC- Hon oy electing a a m rent legisia- the public welfare. Then fore, they should have the fullest power, and it they abuse this power there should b apt eal only to the people Therefore, we retrret txce'dioglj tbat the court did not s izi this op- Dortuni'y to reverse the foimnr d - cisions ot me court ana reaaer a oe- cisi n m re in harm my with com mon sensi and common jastice. We consider tbe H ika vs Uouderson do cision and o'her subsequent decisiont along this line as aim st as unfortu uate as th-famous Dartmouth Col lege decision, in which the monstrous doctiine was laid down that a fran- chise granted to a corporation was not a privilege ex euaedoy tne toiate mUistU ,1.1 K.. t-.. Ir- .M iTTnn iU.. I "u'"u uwum u K.nu awajf ai tuo pleasure of the State, bat that it was a contract with a corporation, and that the State was bund to observe it as a r.ght vested in the corpora- tion. lne monstrous decision has oeen a veritaoie i anaora s dox on eratmg most odious and oppressive .....I l"'JU"i'"l"rD ttuu "ua,i,i "UJBU uovo artul 1 -n t K nanmc.1 tria I i rDvf ioo r P t Via I .... .B- u0u. p vvl ouu uvijruii.cu m iuuma.iuy.oa search their platform ia vain for springs ot our government its-it. j. , Courts are too prone to f )I1jv a , -c rru; 8nould be done only when the decis- ions, however old or numerous, are founded on jistice and comm on gense. We trust the court will vet ake the position so ably set forth by Judge Clark in his dissentin- opin- lon. dli'.nuck ko. 14. We published the thirteenth blun- der committed by the late legislature of wise incompetents. Now comes "honor and honesty'? and yet, I may white men, though no longer a citi another important blunder in tbe truthfully say, that they promised, zeu. They said if they once got oon- revenue act. ine snenm nave been wrmrg to me ocaie t mcers lor a construction of a paragraph inthe ct taxing corporations. The shir- iflNsay they cannot tell by the sec- turn whether the legislature intended tn nnt a tar nt tn Hnllura nr f Tanlv. 1 r . j flve dollara or one hQnfired do)larg or Lothino. nn rrtin .Arnn.;nn. tuJ Sfate tfflcers have declared their in- ability to arrive at what the legisla- lQre mpant If there tad been few i . niAfA Knrnnrtt nn inrnr. i islttare it would seem that the whole w... iug ir- session would have contmnons blunder. been one long WHaT shall we do. A serious and dangerou disease prevails in thi country, danger.. u becu-es deo(itie. Is comes on so slowly jet Surely that it is ofbeo firm- ly aeattrd befo.e we are aware of it. Tbe iiaineot tbii dii-ease which may RftrSlXttWaatuW; pain the back, rheumatism, luiu- bago, frrquent d.8,re to unnat-, otten with a burning, sensation, the fljw of urine bein.r eoniuu or V.nr. -nr. strong odor. odor. tbe'SS. SXiZ wun nea-y pain in me abdomen low down between the navel and tbe water pa-sae, increasing desire to urinate, with scalding sensation in passing, nmll Quautuies beinir nassed wim d ffl.;uliy. sometimes necessary to draw -"iih instruments. If uric acid or gr,Vel has formed.it will prove dan' . gerous II neglecteO The Third -tage is Brighfs Di.ease. There in comfort in kunwinir that "" Lu.r the grea- Dr Kilmer, tbe grea kidney and bladder specialist, oas . discovered a R-medy tamuud for its mtrveloua cures of the most distri-ssnig cases auu auown as ur. Aiimerv wamp ...v...,,. ' J ii is sum u; in uruKKlHS. As a proof uf i he wonderful virtues rtting kmdlv you reao tnis liberal CaVOasiaK. . ofteV in" Si T., rsamXs that ia now presented toT&'Va,- inrem-MT.r. -in hu ...i7.T'". US with Us srand fathar eliB. the I DJJtS upon it, and h. m.ir; ... :r":r.ru:r i 5n Kr.. "::"r: -r aiton,cs, etc., an sufferers from Tr..' . m.. rna isnnromalnrt I nlAai.il h. ... Hiirnvr jv. izrt k niih.mtnn vr v I .. - ... . - , t. '...i. . ft v IL - V m m a .B fUfe.emMM IQ) 1 1 IIJU a IwOO auK( ty torjmi L-r. wlueh prevent dires- Uonsnd permit food u, Srrrwni aim puiiJ Then foUfc duztnet. beaAaebe, Uiiiiitia, nerwu.'.'ies. and, Pills U not rlie-l, bili'iii. teer or Wood polvn!ti8- Hood's Pills st'imulato the Vnuw;li. romo th liver, cure hfailarhe, dirtiness, coiv Bt'iw'tion.otc. 2icent. S.11 hy all druggist. T tie only Pais Uj take wiUi iiood s SarsapariiU. it ir FACTS 4BOI T WILHISOTON. j Darin? the last campaign th Democratic heflers of Wilmiogton sUndered the town by proclaiming ro tbe world that capDal was avoid in? tbe cit ; that no building war troinor on. and that the town war : dying of dry rot. Of coarse all this was happening because the DenK-1 erano macnice was not in coniroi. i They are now procUimiog to th world that capital is rushing to w 11- mirgton; that more houses are being jiu th&n eyt aQ(j tfaat the t0WQ n on a genuine boom. They are mi representing the fasts now just at greviouely as they misrepresented them and slandered the town daring the last campaign. Tnere was muo' building going on then; there is verj little going on now. Men lorkiny for sites for the location of factories and enterprises have shunned tb town when offered the most libern) inducements. It is feared that it will be some-time before level-head-d business men will invest mone m a town that is tulad by a mli ring of politicians who are buugrj for t ffije and are willing to commit murder to get it. Capital ia afraid t ' m. ti anarcny in any iorm. me mos1 notorious anarchist the btate na ever haJ . nQw Qr of thfl towJ It r t th.t firv , per cent of the beat eleBaenl o tbt magses of the m&sseg q Wilmington wtre fookd M mbkd by the hun. tffice.setker8 and the corpora tion tool3 during the last campaign. rh t after r. flection thev did approve of what was done under Uxitement, Wilmington will yet be redeemed f rom theclu'ches of the corporation md the machine politicians, and i will be redeemed by this class 01 white yeomanry who have thus been deceived anu who are now getting their eyeg open The Act of Tni- L, Uiture are sad Partisan. For Tea Caucsin. Mr. Editor: You ak what of the ac.s of this legislature? Ia th rUoodl words of the Democratic platform, I urged the colored people to name on say " base and partisan, '' and insn! 1 1 j colored men for office, and how Ling to the peop'- of all pi'tiis map Lointintr Hill. G .rman a ... Cleveland Democrats to rule over the Bryan Democrats, Republicans and Pupa- lists elected by the people. Again, lney insult them by making pledges to the people iuoonsidaratioa of their . I votes , which they receive, and then violate their solemn pledges. In their arntA tnr mm dates' were told to promise the eoun- try p90pie fre9 gilvert tell the nero his name was mud, and promise ey -P.w,.,iw -i0 .,,h;., m...i 8aocld sav this waa t& i8nifini, " o O I to all the neon e nhn vata AeaivaA . i . . . , ... mereoy arm to the otners foolishness I - anv trace of Dronosed I ' , . ' " I am Ann m on T nnn l:hvirmon Kim .v. r. ' iiuwuuo speaking for the party, declared thev meant to disfranchise nobody, and that it was a perpetually re-occuring ttapuoiican ne, ana so said tliey all, l doubtufQ! dy8 bt)tor 00-POT" hd Pnt P tht money that they said "brought me nere aad brought you here'' in the interest, not of the people, bat of the corporations, trusts ;and monopolies. la their platform they prated ot mey oia not, ana mat tney did not promise mey aid. Did they tell you they meant to give the l ight to vote to the old issue of colored people disfranchised by them two generations ago? They the polls ever known before in the I hiVA ci rn thia nnvilum th... :IVi;.fn n nnw nnJ 1 A ataA l . D..v j.. . v bv turjAU 11 tQe amendment is adopted, n, tht .siuftn a.vi bail.ff j to be placed at the polls on election day to preserve the people m Nonh Carolina on ihat dv t i J I Who uu luoiauia Will they wear II Will it ba a "red shirt" or a "white cap!'t cap I wish to give notice now that our people can never be arrested by rma mBU ai loe Pous' unless tbe7 nave a soldier's uniform or some in aiirnia of thip Hnt,r;. v.vj u . , J , J uamoera io renaer all re- I sistance useless. Are mot these the Mb 1 Whre are the aneient and hon- orable order of Justices of the Peace, lU i . "-"i and constables elected by the neonle themselves, to breserve ordr nt e.11 ,imeS "d UPtt aU CCa8in8 ' ' "-w many ot your readers remem- ber when tha Linnnln .i.,tDj . " , Ajine.a was elected, ,u1 lue soions or his party, with mninituin iha nn.... . I a tft mmm-m, WW BO W OCX a.f3Bf tXlSfel -,,oiftr - r,.:Ji i , a8ftln8t any friendly legislation, the cry of secession and . hrono-ht nnnn - f i . .ulZZtlZ m . 7 J tbe mo8t horrible war of the ages, with a debt that is now, and will oe the destruction ftf iri nnnr en nriJ 9lraetwuol the poor 80 long as tnis publie shall endure. Has - not this politieal insanity become he reditarv.and-BB l. I - e " a generation m the constitutional ' -d not adopted wiU leave the race qaestion douolj interested and " .fiiv.nuu v.i r. i " vr uciiiaicu UUUUUSUlUUOuai DV ' lllSLeaU OI enQUrinffVearll nf .nlTanniT nt.,n K.e r . . -"' T ur IVILIZED CATARRH Catarrh is civil ized. JtthrtT. es in America. It fent tratts every organ cf the body. jflj- 1 1 Is called by a T thousand names, v Read tbe letter printed her TVV fiorn Mm. M. TgA E.I5land,Ilartr well, Ga. Pe-ru na Medicine Co Columbus, O. Deab Sirs: "I trust do one will think from thi that I would wUh mj name in public for any cause only to let sufferers know where they taay find relief from many pains. I caa truly aay I have been much benefited by the ase of Pe-ru-na. I feel better than I have for year I have sufiered for years of chronic catarrh, bronchitis. have been much helped oy 1 e-ru-na. I know the virtue of Pe-ru-na. If for no other reason it would pay to kcep it for colds. It keeps off colds, it pre- Tents grippe, and builds up the nerves. I gladly recommend it to all as the - cheapest and best medicine." 1 Mrs. Bland suffered from disease a membranes; nearly every organ of the body was affected. Pe-ru-na cured her by making the membranes healthy. Dr. Hartman's books rrhal diseases are easily understood and scientifically exact. Write for them. ) Special book for women. These books are free. Dr. Eartman will prescribe for fifty thousand women this year tree of charge. Hot settled as promised the people, and again we shall hear the cry of 'negro domination" in oar midst. With the grandfather elaase elimi nated will it not. disfranchise two white mn fr every colored man dis- qualifl d. Hjw come these solons in authority over oar people T Let yoor readers tell if they can how many ballot boxes were raided by organized bands of rioters on the oight of the election, and how many poll keepers were shot in one state and how many ballot boxes were hrown in the river or burned ? How many innocent people were shot down at their own doors, or their property destroyed, and tbe wners driven into the woods and swamps with their wives and chil dren like cattle T Of how many counties was it said in widely circu lated Democratic papers that the white farmers were afraid to go out f their houses at night for fear th-ir i?es would be insulted by colored . .... . u i public road, or the children to sohooli Biw many Democratic papers m.ny white men wie insulted for naming a whim man instead of a colored one for tffiie? How manv white men were insult, d if they dared r0 speak by permission at one of their midnight school houses orgies! 0f how manv of thosa who en gagt-d itx the hypocritical cry of "ae- 4ro domination'' has the black man been a defense from the cold, and a shadow from the heat, and how many of them their ancestry and children have been reared on the bread of his . .......... T. .... .. I patient, iaitniui ioim xi toiriy years j;.,: u v,v UVUIlUttllUK a V W V? 1 O V vuo vicila iuu mitch for two white mn, and made h;m.tfnti,awr;iJ I uau m vivAftwa. itv tu v w av a a a w va jvui .jr tUOU UJ, Uu vVuOV w C i . . . euauma aim iurtner irom raxes rais- ad on the nrnnartv of whit nol. 1 Lnrl tht tno wv,n h i nriior! the proposed amendment to ba a cit- zm Qf our State and country. It may be from the fact that he has aever declared that he intended to carry the last "election, votes or no vote. and has never set any such -xamole of violence and bloodshed Us stains the historv of those who oroooso to educate him bv the toil of trol of the Stata they would never be bothered again with Republicans and Populists; but let me ay at the next election they will find the lar- bodv of independent voter- at I UI01"IJ VTA. V UI KVVU VAVa U'aiOl Bat I mast forbear aud remember S. S. S. Is the Only hh I,6III0U LMuai lu " Mid fiattl I. 00000 UUdllUdlO UlSGdOCa -iwuwi 18 eqoai to any blood trouble, and r 6 d,8e"e t. fj- "us UUU8UBnc wmen Bcrorula surely Ieade npuW impress upon those afflicted with it the vital im- portance ot wasting no time upon treatment which can a no prasimymrct a cure. In many cases where the wrong j treatmen thaa t?en relied uoon. comnlictd pUnrlnla. U I aM,A 1 1 1 " ' Lw m l onrjuii 8W1 ad nga have 8ulted, for which the angefons SvtWvical oneration in Balr.H.E.GnaOmnson.nf Millairlo-awMlA OBa Case OI BCTOlUla broke OUt On tha , , n . - -.ww mav. WWC.h had. bela,ncl d caused me much sufferingri was treated for along while, but the nhTRim-.n,WPnn. le Z5"0 me and m7 condition was as bad as when I K110 their treatment. Many blood remedies were used, but without effect. Some one recommended 8. 8. S.,and! began to improve as soon as I had taken a few bottles, r ."A k.rrJL umeay.' 1 aS 8n cured permanently, d loave never had a sign of the disease to retrmi." Swift. Specific- . . tr .' 9, Oa r UK rnm SuT; B- 5' 18 ""teed purely vegetoble, and never fails to TaL?"ma-rT?ancer' Rheumatfim. Contigioas blood Poison. Boils. , TePi l Books on blood and akin diseases will i Book, on VirTVv.V.w l-Z?l??ru' that if h manner of ancient kiof craft a Democrat eta do no vroflfr. or propose an amendment to 'the or- sranie law, jn whien tbe popl my expect a eonnUr opinion by ballot, bat their rotes mast be counted b the lizht of a candle in the hands ot bailiff appoint d for that purpose. Hkrtis. THE NEW BULL PEN ELECTION LAW It rroTllo lMtrrrr'4 by L- Mllag Itrmooratle Paper. The recent Legislate re repealed th non-partisan election laws ot 1S93 and 1S97, which guaranteed t every party the right to be represcn 'ed on election boards by eltctioi facers of their own choosing, an4 enacted an election law more viciou than infamous Simmons BwilPei Election law that was in force befor 1695. The leading provisions of this la ts puV l'slied y me U !iri New i Jntnr r- t : 1. T at th Ini tio i f r S tte ar omtv 'Ulcers shall be held oj tb t Thnrsdav in Anenst and v r - 2. That there shall be a Stab board of elections composed of fiv. persons elected by the Legislator! lw years, . ,, . 3. Tbt there shall be a c untj board of election? consisting of thre Dersons. anointed bv State board for a term of two years. 4. That the State Board of election shall meet in Raleigh the first Mon day in May, 1899, and organize by electing one of their number chair man and another secretary. Anothei meeting shall be held on the firs Monday in April in each electioi year. Special meetings may be cal ed when necessary. For their servicet' the board shall receive four dollar appoint all registrars and jidges ot elections. Members of the coun' boirds my be removed by the Stat board; and the couaty board in tun may remove any registrar or jadj of electioa. 6. That couaty boards mast meet not later than the first Monday ii May for organization, and for divid ing the counties into precincts and polling places. 7. Tuat before the next genera election there shall be an entire! lewregistrl o. A -nong question f- ba sbked Hp. 1 i-ant is ''whetherb h lie'l L'-s p 11 for tat Mn f the curreut yeir in vhich h a: pl-t for registration, and for the yen I next preceding. And if any a; 1 cant shall falsely swear he has lis it . ... his poll for taxation, he shall b guilty of perjury andand punishe as prescribed by law." 8. That the registration books thai be kept open tweuty das and closed on the second Saturday before the election the period the registrar shall go ti the polling place to register voters. On such days the books shall be open for inspection by the voters of the precinct. There shall be no no reg istering on election day, but voter may be challenged. 9. That on or before the first Mon day in July the county board shall appoint two judges of election for each precinct. 10. That to prevent disorder as many as three special officers may be appointed by the registrars and jadge of election. 11. Tbat there shall be one ballot for all State i facers, one forjudge of d ff dreat conrts, one for member f General Assembly, one for count officers, and one for towuship effi cers. That all ballots for each oi the S3 classes of t fillers shall be the same s za, on white paper and with out device. The si z a ot the ballot must be prescribed by the State board of elections. Tickets in the wrong box shall not be counted. 12. That the members of the sev eral boards of election shall consti tute the board ot county canvassers, which shall meet at the court house second day after the election, can vass the returns, and declare the re sult at the eourt house door. Menstruation made Regular and Painless, and Pains in Sides Hips and L!mb'urert hv Simmons Sq. aw Vine wn e or 1 CROF There are dozens of remedies recommended for Scrofula, some of them no doubt being able to afford temporary relief, but 8. 8. S. is absolutely the only remedy which completely cures it. Scrofula is one of the most obstinate, deep-seated blood diseases, and is beyond the reach of the many so-called purifiers and tonics because some inmg more tnan a mere tome is required, o. o. n. never fails to enra fitvofula. beeauM it tnM eliminating every - F9 1 docttwa insist thak dm a:a. . "tl A trlanda nf mv vtevlr- ws iibca ja aawa asm ... m av s awe. THE BLOOD reach and cure obstinate, deep-seated not eXDerimentin' with the varidua blood troubles can be nromotlv cured. which gradaally but surely undermines beiitvaiMl f." U.P p-inmamcnm itapiaosw tL. B . An American Scientist's Great Work. Consumption, Pneumonia, La Bronchitis and All Lung Can be Positively and Or. Slooim's SrtM TreaUacut Ha SB SCENE IS THE SLOCUM LABORATORIES. XEW YORK CITV. The Doctor DrmoatraUat to Medlcml ilea, SelratimtM, Stmiemmem mmd Stndewtm the Valao of tbo New Sloe am Symtem ot Tremtmemt tor tbo Prrmmoemt Cmro ot Laeg Consumption, Cmtmrrb mnd All Falmoamry mod WmMlmg Dttooom. Do you cough? Do your lungs pain you? Is your throat sore and inflamed? Do you spit up phlegm? Does your head ache? Is your appetite bad? Are your lungs delicate? Are you losing flesh? Are you pale and thin? Do you lack stamina? These symptoms are proof that you have in your body the seeds of the most dangerous malady that has ever devas tated the earth consumption. Consumption, the bane of those who have been brought up in the old-fashioned beliefs that this disease was hered itary, that it was fatal, that none could recover who were once firmly clasped in its relentless grip. But now known to be curable, made so by the world-stirring discoveries of that man whose name has been given to this new system of treatment. Now known, to be preventable and curable by following and practising his hygienic teachings. The new system of treatment will cure you of consumption and of all diseases which can be traced back to weak lungs as a foundation. It is not a drug system, but a system of germ destruction and body building. SEMPUSOME DOLLAR Cut thU ad. out and mu1 tout. .lkl.Ht,aoa will nd)Mi IUM SBW laPKMVhD (. lilKk. rKUK UUUli.by freight t.tt. .. mtm laiaalaaU.a. You canezamln It at jour nearat f rrltfbt depot. aui if you find It exactly as reprwented, equal to orran. that retail at 11. 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