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, - Milt Ada ,Btire wait' tjjentye'
terday ia GreVnbofDv vUitina: her
' ftidad MUVEthal Cobb: Z:.
' Depuly.Sheriff jis, W iirider,
of Sahtbary,, was here iyeaterdpy
abpQdoaing it n ee se b in the
Flemitg-WeddiuBtcn "cW whiobj
will - ooma vapt -tn. the V Saperio
Court, next week, being the -first
on the dockei. - ' t
-' H . H, Peacdok. . WilliaiDB
. Philips ud;J.; M Peacbot iwere
ia Satisbary Oq busiaeei Wecfui
day. ' ' :( . ' --f
- Mils Mary'Jane Freeze, 'of Com
oord, came Vbyeaterday atd "will
: aper.d a abort- .white hetre -riiitiDg
-, iliiaea Sdua- abd- Ratb Browh
went to' Salisbury last Wedueada it
pn buuiess. v - '
Mrg. JamarN; Day vault and
.4" " -v Otaaite FHa ahd other pomt
f . i- ; ?l(UH UUUIO - JCKliHIUBV audi
!
noon.
, . J,H.:WilkerBQoVCF, Gafdnet
JaV 4 Mrrpeelercf Faifhwere here
y V j yesterday on buaiu aat;. : ' - ; ,!
t v, .S-wmk- 'Prof - XCD.
- y , .. v
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if iller weroiiC'Skliaburyoii: bosi
v 'I'aeaday v
'Mrs. W,. Ponb'am of Salis-,
anired yeaterday nvrniog an
lH rieit her daoghtar, Mr.' V'
- , 0. Sifferd .
N:HfS.;I43r4S
IOoe of the moat- delightful rook
pattiea of the aummer was ' given
tyDr andMrY. B. 6. Edw&rdf
last. Friday- ereuiog at-- hair
beautiful new.homV la Landii,
The host ' and hcatett mt the
guestajat the - door and direeted
them to the library f'
' There were four tablet of pUy
ers, aodlhe game waa one of akill
as well a pleasure,. - At the . close
of the evening it was found that
Frtd Boatian and 0. - Bernard
Patterson were the higheat acorera
aud were asked to oat ' for the
prize.- r.--Patter aoa'out high
aua .wti RiTeu oeauwiui oox oi
stationery. '4 " " ,"1" C
-Pupoh was aeirved -"in the hatt
by Misa Rath Thorn thpngboui
the eyeiaing and a, delicifua e
cream ooutae ;witb cake' was served
at the end of ' the game Tby Jira.
K J wards assisted by Miss iBro wne
Ritohia:- - - , -r; ,
Those pfaying "were r Misses
Vtary Kamsaur, .Mary .Miller,
Browne' Ritohie, , Mary Rpae, Hutb
Thorn; Christina Miller. Vuna
Lino and Pearler Linn t Messrs
Fro4 -Boatian, , Hoke Ramsaor,
Bernard Patterson All art MUUr
Luther Linn Drl. . C; Tayloiv
.and Dr. and Mrs. EdwardO
iMi thasbeua of a bserry gather
ing of the mebara of the Tbura
day af terDoonTclut) .aod 'several
iuyited guests Jaskt . -
Mrs. Swink-ieoaived the guests
in the hall and graCefutly guided
them to the punch bowl that was
attractively arranged ini ooiy
corner of tha hall whajra ; little
Miss' Frances v Swink presided.
From there they ware directed to
the parlor, where a oontetVan
ice part j,' offerded iaucn amuse
ment Mrs. R. W, Gray won first
prize, a pair of white ailk hcse.
The consolation', a crochet canter
piece, wenfto Mrs. Goss.'
At the close of the afternoon
the hostess assi i ted by her two
charming little daughters, Misses
Frances and Louise 8 wink, serv
ed delicious refreshment.
?wf- M3f-nronly iha6auhowsvrAandj
dispatches - of
Tits Pciirs iui
: ciaj til St3 J
The r' geAe;
Thursday
follows.
Latest oQci frports from the
French Govart 'r& indicate i that
th'e offensive ; -tics ; undertaken
in the last d af rjtwo, by ihe Al
lied armies forced the Gar
mans -ZbipX-U Varioas 'points in
H extends from
out 200 miles
licially that
ciVsed the
iill'Atj3tCBDiIet8'';-
. i ? " ''"O" aoimiD ox tvsieign, spe
vV V 5,eiuesday , here .'visitingfrieud
' .V -, " and prospecting J ihu litems-t
an nac
r , supplement mt letters t o vT am ac-
casionaLvisit. .
The brick' work 'on he Far
Li fa School 11037 under construo
lion Lsre.i3 abput complete. The
-1 1 ro cpVn3 tha work of put
c ,K - t: z! will soon ba mak
- :ess. The "erectiou
. Jsome building, o '
bt every citizen of
fnity will, ba- proud,
e, it in charge - of
Iradihaw- ofSalit
vihg Javery ' day
Tki SilUtai! Ullltsn l:stlHIi.
Quite atir hat been created in
Salisbury this week relative to the
Salisbxrty Military Institute which
would like considerable space to
properly present. Of course all
Salisbury regrets the aituation,
jet p6ssibly reasonable explana
tions. an be made' . t : v -'Tha
people of Salisbury under
took to raiae something lika tSO.-
000 or $40,000 for the erection of
the . building, ,tha land, having
ben donated by T. J. Jerome,
J3!sq ., which, was to be supplement
ed by $30,000 or $85,000 by A. 8.
Ford, a citizen of Alabama, ' who
waa to see after the erection and
conduct of the instituted Tbe first
amount waa raised by 'the tale of
bonds amog 8alisburians, This
waa followed by a request from Mr.
Ford that the tame be.donated and
a deed for the land to be made in:
bit me. Thia- wat, dpntL ' inlriir '
order at Mr. Jfora. stated, tna- r
tba battle lie
a, few mites
dun, a distant
'Bordeaoi,re
the British rr
River Mams' t
Efforts of th
the French
have failed :t .1
Seemingly 1
short of acini
aud are hat i
provisioning t
Department
that 4,on the V
appear to bet.
of retreat." o
' the - Rnssi:
armies contir'
otherriqa;!
gajementir
Ruislan Pc
atatement li
declares that -
German troc
lodged fro'm'l
and have r:
south.
ThebattL
that, VerV
iq f 1811r rif "
ou'.bohSwk
Paris oyf:
pnrvUre:-
75j
.ii..iieGer-
5ck.t55?ailft';
" sraanr to byeak'
opLfjUii h Ourcq
!iUyreiorred lo
era an s- ate
.lonr-at the front
d;CicuitlS. in
tPrench;af
illy j anncacsa
l8he;Gerr:ac3
'.Z a iaovs;it
Tihaahs arei)rioginitheu
rbinforcnttdown M roc 'Jha-
ions on thVboTseading toWere
C 'lampenose, - , Somm e sua, a ntd
Sompuit in tbe frfthVFr&pS
artillery posted, onthehefghlji,-
which give the French crreat a.d
General Pan' who, oomunds
the center of the French: armjr fa
thit district it reriortedto ...be' ad
vanciog norh ot Sezanne towards
the . PUiaaxommanding the
center of; 'tir""! jbattlefleia
Oruhis ieltil vBriUaoWhs's
driven -rsnsdacrosg'the
Cfrahd riirltt:; VTwtftw
filysrt,' toward IT; I!rp3s" Uaefr
while on VherWr-ae ' left 1 the
French Sixth -Ar cay,.; fidvancing
from Paris alon? the Ourg' Kirer'i
b as had further r cceissi - and if
tlhfsitsnicVti' Gsneral 'Kluck's
juUeihisgmathoa' of thank
$ gpeopleoi; re:pond
it jtheydid : atjtsvin what
wonllpon havebeWfswallewed
5P.J the v flames. i;thonsV-we
loirtour dwliinranjd a rest
parVrihal o'ontsnts, ;we 'thank,
thVGo-Bilaster ' f or" whttwas
saved janddndeVr
render ncioilim Jfbr..th :,vauf
blessicgs He ba bestowed ; upon
nsJA Iso, weextendVoi I incere
appUtionyothe donations
received f rbmYnshv "4" C ,t
irh.iisa?u1ttc
f fir byjautomobne3?S --i-'
liUlfiiow'fell ?- . , i:tr; .,
rcaHed-oter-.lJ.t.. . Jiv"!X.
since the. flr3.;
We waEt'-to makmention- of
the kind vajtfftcVthV F
ternarOrXW .); remeni.
p-ereon's with a ruw 4 ttlaksa. of
money. T Our ieelU: no V ba
a
cotir"t:
V-.In.tl. : i tha Qermans tolH)
tzzz rz.il -1 in: tEeir'tttsmpta:, ti
ll. :i r;:c"i tbtWivora ani
'i t'-3 MUj orATsnca-'.he.
3- r-:2;32l'Ver-
- ' re-
3 . IS
Uarlought
bsicanpt
s.jcantar.
-ing, Chtl
Verdan the
?-aks 5f
lia't' Vc; 3 cn3 AV-
r:-i3 : un-
erec I
has .contriontedf . to the
cause to he" proud of hia aotion.
f tont AmQenjt
wiainary forrthe vtcming; ichol
year. 5 y .
,v ' ' v . ' v r
- ; : tWalter Lipe and Looms 5 Sloop'".
ofBoffalp, Texaf.'wbo have beeu
.'vfsiting 'relatives here, returned
home yesterday morning.
:?$&ffi&' nd'. Mrs, E. C. Cooper, arday afternoon and evening at a
' .1 -r;-.i-i:Li. Tttueicia ana wciie - is. oeuevea i MUMuiaoumi iruu ui uus wiuu,- --- -
tionof thia building will have ha. tn tiientcovariDgMiod hp to
yAll tU"-i&vbr;b"fnewr hat
cheered" the : Alii: r; lutCrfilitary
critics waxn-tia' V--1-'t-t" the
battle hat not y: V t : : n won and
that there proL-bly. will be a
week or, morke fiLting before a
hdeoislocr UK reached,
There it a '. possibility V that the
Gerrn"are trying to draw 5 the
-:i m ttick on the high
' ... -'-, 7-..
exrersd- in- word
ai'sbet of this ord ?r : c - , v f ew
weeks, it jraaa'conpl.
reorder "willplest; 1 .cur
ntsjf ; f;w r v ',"
:v; Ve have lived rlraclicUIr 'll,cf
nr hvaatn.Caina C- " it :
id'tD jhinkof lc:lc . ,
eavfej per rienC3,r"c fcc'rjnd
elaiiVe, baswe' balievo t1-:,
:toce Ve'hsye m hocr- it 'i: '-'
o n:oye' r r car wcii. v. 3
Will leave .":r H:t 2;2n::r t:2y,
3ep tint, r I Of-ch s rs t shoe 1 L - - let
Mod crnins, Gepisxabar Hlh
Bsxt t;u. :ifor Cfima' Grove
and airita paopIs.V :--
H J- PtSLEii AND FAMILT.
wlllnca-fcs x
7 ,13
..CJL.;--
ettsiajyi'br
fh''iaich'uie ii'i t : : pics chsa "rS
ther-f ell Inrc iciv
qtieatly It Vat,p
the .'"rear and heavisr wheeli'T'froia
"TTwoIbr .'thxW raore'cirlotdt1;; of ,.
xor tar worr
t Re porta concerning ths progress
of the Russian and Austrian, arms
are meager, but a Petrograd dia
patch say a it is) believed the Ger
man Crown' Princehts. been lap-
pointad chief 'commander" of the
forest which - are ; to oppose the
Auasian aavancsv - - -,
The" British rime lfinirt:T f
till'i fern-" r---t to 'zz'" ' '
.inery nc:::z&ry
ci t r &t ;int whsfacptratijiiJ will Uv v
at.apGi-4 5. . ::Vf a-' old cul -csa -: j :.iif .'.4"?
GrifejiamL';? Company endDtilvil
& 00 rrihs r of J Lani i VhiV9 b sta'lf:;. f ;
ewtri sicostrtctx toy xrz: : i v tia'-v ? j! V " .
lumt::-::-:: fcrfcriVdl t-arV
dre '-L - J td c'.h:r .
besinat an "rT h mS:
in'charze' cf I - P. Uc. :;'3i
'v-i. - . i' ' r-' -:-, ' ,'.r
Slit IKLW.'i- 3i
S:.Duric24the darkL.
tain night this weel:' i
this ttory, onr irien , I
tian, having t -: 1
notJ iT"!iv:
CCC?
with'a'c:
Repent several day a here this week
ha sal4k v
for whioh amounts It is stated I and there ithe carnage: has been off the German defensive it is not i er 7, and bringing the total fori gaunt,- hungry ; biped latsified
Mr. RnH HAftnrM) Mih.n ubaoka the heaviest. ' V , as SUi proiiaoie sna it nasaupeen mori BarwiXa,pecnBnsii
Awh.Ht t ii.K.m. .n4.i . Thare the AllfM aim at nrevent- removed. - , - edj wounded andmissmg. ' . the gennt hpmO- Jait at ; he waa
u. n--:- ni'i. I sn tha narmtn tnrnmir move- General Joffre. the French com-1 in JCngiith f parliament haal getting-readT to give a would-be
Midfl I.nr.fciA Harria Anfeurtainad I I I i i tl. in anmn 1 inn ran mnu mm .t:.v. l:.( i...i.t:.. t.
. . . . hanfc ha. hnwAt fiaaitatiul to Imeot I manaar-in-oni, UOWOVOr, . uu I -.-- t .w.vw umBtu ,imBi MiuiigtwJuu . w
number of her friends Jast Bat- ..... , . . I xr- .-.-aiu-.-! : .juj ' I An aAma nninta! :- IT hft.rMiiuia I for tha fiald.:''..-i:Sfi'A.v!:v:-;l knoiherworldi'a-?tramnad.ion
rxr tham (nil tnan m p. irorn ar. - a.idk inuit ua : uuiwnu a i " w " - - - - i - - i - . r-- . r
Mirs Harris Estertains.
t'-
mm
;with ReV. .Cooper's parenti, Mr. home in honor of her guest. Miss
I . ... . v I .r x!:..'l:'.. ' Sili.' I ' Tk HtI.M.1imiU mWki: t-;.; :.ti.L
. th it ...Bill, for ma. messaae to the British domuioai w wnw a reiiaiwn, rm ---r--' -. wm
picnic given in tne grove near neri ..lsl- .. : . . :i . .r . . tuition knd haa oomnleted hitr"ed that .Great Britain. France lenoueh noises to' cause - hit Void-
teiui sua iwor vmaas bdb w uu vuiuukiu.wiu i - ; . i , . . i . - . . ....
and Mrs. J . F. Cooper.
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Sifferd
and Miss Mary Sifferd spent Ban-
day in Concord visiting Mrs . Fred
R. Shepard
Rev. B. S. Patterson, I. D.,
of Charlotte, N. C, the secretary
of tbeMome Mission Board of tbe
Ujited Synod, spnt last Sut diy
witnRev.C. A. Brown, preach
ing at Ceuter Grove aud Kiunap
olis .
A delicious dinner was aerved
on the lawn by Miss Harria and
later a feast of watermelons.
This was a moat delightful oe?
oaaion. . .
, -a- m : : " . v " J1"
Whit Beaver has a sore hand,
having stuck a pitch f ark in it.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Hanna
The man) friend of
M. Hatiua vwill be glad
Mrs. A.
to know
home for some time, will leave haviug failed to put hp anypart of
that she is agin well after avfew M,onday for Salem, rVa., where he the amount he had agreed to. This
days illnea.
Macs JLitk, wno nas been play-
ins ball in Michisau, returned
nome Monday.
Prof. J. H. Lonftx, spent Mon
day in Salisbury and en j )yed the
Labor Dap exercises. He' has
since been in Richmond recoprat
Unole Pat is loafing and haul
ing hay thia week.
H. Q. Miller, who has been iu
tbe hospital in Salisbury, beiug
treated for typhoid fever, return
ai-home Monday after an abacence
of seven weeks. .
Rev. aud Mrs. V. 0. Ridenbour
of Albemarle, returned home
Wednesday afer spending several
days here with, R v. and Mra . W.
H R B)r. Rev. Ridenh.ur preach
ed in Concord Tuesday night. .
Rev. C. A Brown will preach a
Kanuaplie next Jauday, Sept9m
ber, 13th, at 8, o'olock in the af
ternoon in the Y. M O. A Hall..
The Frieze Drug Store haa just
put in a stock of school books, tab.
lets and supplies and wants your
patronage. See their advertise
ment in this paper.
Ri E Patterson waa in China
Grove a. short while yesterday:
Mr. Patteison is one of the coun
ty's progressive far msrs.
. -a-u:- I r nnt a Ont flr . I Concentration, to anas ne IS -oe- uoeruiiuu; w aaioa xooBisr u aT .-wnias-
unwiivii uu nratiUK wjuiou i r i - . . . I" " -m .1 .. .... . . . . ,'.
This was not done and Mrlrd tain't teeking and. expmtet hit iieveasonaveaiairca
at first was arranging to pay but warmest thanks for the assistance the invaders who have hewed their oisiveiy ueaseo vrermany ana am- ana ne . puuea . we trigger , quics.c
thial5,000 on the bills but was rendered by them. 1 wayfromMont to the gatesof tnav Great BriUm's vpowtidn
advised, we underttand, by his Manbeuge, French fdrtrew, has fans. : . Z-0V Z. V I aon P1" PP w
attorney not to do to. He then fallen into the handa . of the Ger, The tnbtUnoe of . today't dis- by Sir Edward Grey to Ambassa yet. Let me tell you sumpeariig.
refused to ttate where the money linns and according to the. report pitcnet it at xouows z " rV ? VarT nn o " J f if
was. but upon being threatened I tne liermans tooa au,uuu prison ,. nnue ane umi omoiu hiw " . -w-. ,.. wumu vwhi-u .
sk it m .h..-Um amd.400 suna. 1 . ments give few details of the great Foreign Secretary Jdeciared Eng. you do, jou show going ito get a
that if the gentlemen interested The British oflijial press bu- battle being, waged in -France in lpnd had not sought war, but since hole hanful of hot bullets atone
in the matter would assume the ahnonnces the wreck off-the which 8,000,000 men are engaged Hwat forced on her she was irre- throw.y CJ;
spent a few hpura m Baliabuey present indebtness. about 112.000, C0M 01 01 in tteemt apparent tnat -tne uer- .yy't::r3mfUMi the fox dog fan-
yeterdy .ftotboon. he Would tetara the $16,000.' th. """uo " i m.n lotos, u. . .uu i.mug . - ---"; v ........m. oier COODi p0itnm, ttbbit . nd
G. H. Cooper, who hi be.n t dMd.nd talt. qiil ol.im. H.lorew ""...' ..
" I. f lilicll ABIIIlllls alBII. A1I1AI niTR niDM IDDUIDI : milRI tuvu ur usiuiiui UIU10URU. I ..4 ....1 1..-
Bordeaux, Via Lonfdon, Sept. 9 of territory in, their advance, anlality oi Belgium and pointed out I watring ft fuiisral car face for
11:45 p. m. The following increase of 12 in the past 24 hours lai e Allies wpuia expect re- Be-e..i davs. Ha has aome meaa-
c-ffioial oommunioation was issued operations. ' drsss for that action. . - looking hound pupt; 'better
here at 8 o'clock this atternoon: J Both Britishand French troops make peace now while Ger- .. M-nV' a k ka
On the whole the Germane ap- Uave crossed the River Marhe, the "an troopt hold Belgium' and a tuinu - holA lnfe nf that" i. h
pear to be begining amovement British capturing men and guns, large part of France,- might cause I wonia n0 UKe ieg tntn or
of retreat The action of greatest severity is Germany to exaot ; unreasonable iAAant. .n;MA r.f tham Wa.
"Thettrategtio position of the Deing fought between Maiily and terms according to tha British LM(i -.ftavnAnn ha want nt in
French troops is impraving but Vitry-Le-Francois. view' - V 1 - hiafather'a oasture acoomoanied
one cannot judge of . a battle ex-1 ia AD engagement between Bri-I That the Germant are; eoncen- b . do and a o4 0 Dang - h6
i w i. . - tnn L;i..t. i . . . . w .i . . . n M ik... il -. t 1 - . . -
ville where she will teach school rftiae h nart of the fnnda failad over AW " Wtn and uermans m fljiui-Mii ssiiiii ripuui w w wn hutia. ad .. Mt0
daring the next eight monthe. Wand placed him in a very em- bon 98 miIeB') - " I Britiah Central Africa, the Ger- main JTrench front appears .to be mn opossum. The dogs would not
The school will begin Monday, barrasshig position, possibly in a 1Br5.rn,7!L"T"-w. mans, aocoraing o? tne untisn JJ "Pjown nave e4tch the Opossum, but the epos-
September 14th. false light. buwi..u . r-v . oiuom (imi mu, uu - , , ". v ' - BO,B caught one of . tbe . pupa . and
Parties interested seem to think vlBODlu8- V D0K ,nB weriopngwer wnwn r- y. o.Biuh kilIed it ftnd WM mafcing fox- the
. L;MS.- u- In general the French, trocpa i part pf tne frontier between the aid to be men past the prime of old dog when Billy got busy and
- -ii u W J iMin to be gaining the advan- British and German protaotoratet. 1; of the Land sturm,: while 80,-1 saved hu thoroughbred fox bound
a stock company, all bills paid T.. VA1. -Jooo of 4nnr i ..J. He caueht the ODOtsum and now
and the Salisbury Military Insti- 6 ' - J m.rhin .-t-. haa it ehut np in the pig pen fat-
ui iuo im irnnoe t.ow. uopm- konin fo nhri.traa..
- -;:fs;
If
will enter Roanoke College.
Holshouser & Dayvault,
the
enterprising and progressive gen
eral merchants, are prepared to
take your measure for a' fail suit.
See their new advertisement.
leaves the building about halOsom-
plete which probably cost $25,000,
$10,000 or $15,000 due, and about
$35,000 or $40,0C0 to raise for
completing toe building! In some
respeots the conduct of Mr. Ford
did not tend to increase respeot
MissvEdna Brown will leave for him, but, we understand
Saturday on No. 7, for Moores- friends from whom he expected to
Wm . J. Swink, Jr.. left Wed-
aesdaV for Gainsyille, Ga., where the building will be completed by
he will attend the Riverside -Mili
tary Academy. '
J. B. White of Concord, N C ,
i3 spending the week with his
fiiend, W. J. Swlak. Mr. White
is an old soldier and was with
Jibar A 'Earley when he threat
ened to invade Washington.
, Everett Corriher of Mooresville,
took in the excursion to Richmond
this week.
Mr: and Mrs. H. A. Freeze of
the Saw neighborhood, took in
the excursion to' Richmond thia
week-.-" -
flant 0 9:40 o. m. Prussia, son
intended a consumation earnestly The Allied armies continue to Frederick Albert, regent of Bruns- "r"B-
hoped for.
Pespondency
Is often caused by indigestion
and constipation, and ' quiokly
disappears when Chamberlain's
Tablets are takn. : "
For 8ale by Friese Drag Go.
Stop That Pint Pall Cougb.
Check your fall cough or cold
at once don't wait it may lead
to serious lung trouble. weaken
your vitality and develop a chron
ic lung ailment. Get a bottle ot
Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey today';
tening for Christmas.
fha t!d aridnwa. and ' nnmarnni
have the advantage, according to wiok, and a tecond cousin of the An Ostend message tayt the hachelort of the community teem
ffrannh official reoorts. in what Grermau Emperor, has been Belgian army at Antwerp bat tak- to be a bit nervout with the ap-
I . ' I A. I. - . . . W -M
ha tha orahminarioa of wounded in battle. KgnssivB ana nas amen proo wuii.(
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i..ia .fc.ni:n r nm i : KotD tB unman ana AiiiAa i pw uoiuui uidk co mr environs i u u v -ut .uuiw u
aMiAa a m uaanaa iak aia - am a - - aaan Ul uunvKsn. Hnninor maaaaira I w
ruS .- r: "T X r i Trr- Eurooean war afforda an excellent
am mm m a -yvv I r.u.al 1 b k.ifcl . JL. lTa. a. aavlaiai VBB K ri B9 r B 1 1TV sa Ti at na wa f ar a SB W An A I
Fortress of veraun, aoout 'zwi oreu ua mo " jfiuo opportunity.
. a a . m . - b i-iiAWWWa a a aaA asaaa at mm a at a ava.AB. a. - .
miiaa farther east. lixeiy to tatt tome aayt yet. - I 8wu -nousi, i
The Germans, who have brought
up' reinforcements, atrike at. the
-i Cansata Bad Cold.
ljast winter my son caugnt' a I
short distance from Louvain.
pUrriieaa Qadddy Caved.
"I waa taken with diarrhoea and
Mr. Yorks, -the. merchant here.
BOloas? Coastlpeted??
Dr. King's New Life Pills will I persuaded me to trV a bottle cf
uj cure yon, cause a healthy flow of Chamberlain't Colic, Cholera and
. of Bilend rids yonr Stomach and Diarrhoea Remedy; After taking-
- i w . ' - a - ' - i uriaw uijaiB ua a a. aw aaow uuiau. - at awi
Tipton, lowa. "vve tnougnt sure .w M"HJBH,U so cured others that I gave it to,
it ia nure and v harmless use it Allias. left and center, between
f reel y for that fall cough : or cold. f0ntmirail to Yitrj-Le Francoit, very bad cold : and the ' way 7 he
If baby or children are sick giye a rroDt of from .50 to 60( miles, cbnghed waa something dreadful,"
i-it-.-j , .s.Li.:Mr. haV. '., , -; . : I Tioton. Iowa. . "We thought
naaaaaaa! TAaaiia PhlaJm. ia ah. fTf,;. i. nnt anrnriain tn miii. he wat souis into contumption poJ poitoot. iney are a ionic I arrite M E. Gobhart. Oriole, Pa.
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tiseptioand fortifies, the system man aa the Germans hava we , oougni juaa ,one 4 doiub.. oi wyour ownwa Ba wT8r ana mat is not as ail unutuai. au
ajainst oolda. It surely prevents : 7 UllA Y Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and tone the genral system. First ordinary attack of diarrhoea can
cold germs from getting a hold, been : compeiiea so a a v an oe that one- bottle stopped his eongh dose willouxa jou of that depress- almost invariably be cured by one
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For Sale by Frieze Drug Oo,
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