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THE NEW WOMAN.
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Kn, Kmma Mitchell, 620 Louisiana
Street, IndlanapoltH, Intl., writust
uor the jmxt five yi'urn I litre rarely
boon without iuin, t ut, lVruna hu
Changed all thin, mid In a very ehort
time, I think I hud taken only two bot
tloa before I bcaa to recuperate Yery
quickly, and lorcn but tic made me well.
I do not have hcoriarho or backache any
ttiore, and hove mmt lntereat In life."
Emma Mitchell.
The coming of what li known M the
"new woman" In our country la not
greeted by everyone a If ahe were
great blessing. Hut tlmro In another
ni'W woman whom everybody 1 lad. to
see. Every day aome Invalid woman U
exclaiming, " I have been made a new
woman by Dr. Hartman's homo treat
ment," It la only necessary to vend
name, address, symptoms, duration ol
llckneaa and treatment already received
to Dr. Hartman, Columbus, Ohio, and
direction! for one montl.'a treatment
Will be promptly forwarded.
If yon do not derive prompt and satis
factory reulu from thenno of JVruna,
write at once to Ir. Hartman, Riving a
full atatement of jour cuso and he will
be pleaaed to givo you hla valuable ad-tf-e
gratia. O
Address Dr. ITarlman, President of
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, 0.
A Sad Blow to Ten Hen.
The Ilev. Bam Jones on ore wi a
sion delivered Ml sermon called
"Wives and liusUnde" before sn
Immense Catherine at Birmingham
Ala. lie dwelt particularly on the
beauty and utility of mutual foro
bearance botwoen husbands and
wives and then, as though dosiruus
of showing tire rarity of that qoali
ty. said :
"If there is a woman in this vast
fathering who has never said an un
kind word to hor husband, she will
please stand op.
A woman arose, as though she
had boon challongod, and J ones,
beckoning her with both arms,
called ont:
"Come here, sister t Come right
nn here to the platform.
The women did as bidden, and
when she reached the preacher's side
whs presented to the throng as the
"moBt beautiful woman in iSirming
ham 1" Jones, continuing his ad
dress, asked any man who had never
spoken an unkind word to his wife
to make himself known, l romptiy
arose ten bii?, i. rapping, soiiconsci
ous chaps, who started for the plat-
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iorm wiuioui iuruiur uiuuiug anu
with an air that suggested the anti
cipation of praise from the preacher,
who, as they n eared aim, said :
"That's light, my men 1 uotue
right np 1 I want everybody here
to gaze on ten of the most helpless
liars in the United States f"
The Value of Expert Treatment.
Everyone who is afflicted with a
chronic disease experiences great
difficulty in having their case in
telligently treated by the average
phytsiciun. Those diseases can only
be cured by a specialist who under
stands them thoroughly. Dr. J.
Newton Hathaway of Atlanta, Ga.,
is acknowledged the most skillful
and successful specialist in the Uni
ted States. Write him for bis ex-
!ert opinion of your case, for which
ie makes no charge
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Invites the attention of the public to, very probably,
the most elaborate and interesting stock of Gen
eral Merchandise ever exhibited in Mount Airy, at
The Trade Palace,
Under Opera House.
S BE O E S
IheFamons Barry Beer's High Art Shoes
Shoes and Oxfords Z and Oxfords for
for Men and Boys j Ladies
Are unsurpassed in style, quality and comfort, acknowledged as
THE LEADERS
When tested by actual wear. Bee them.
Clothing, is
line for boys.
Dry Goods. S
Notions.
A complete line of American Tailor
Suits from 5 to 115.00, Goals
etta, Intra rants and a full
Lawn,, India Linens, Cran-
unities, rlatistes, r K s,
ibravs, rercals. Ging
hams, Woolen I 'reus Goods in the most Kpular weaves and
faabionable atylea.
siery from 6c. to title per pair in the cel
ebrated Uermsdorf !al colors, bhirts.
eollars, euffs, tie and in fact everything in ladiee and genu
furnishing. Hata, trunks valines. wlass, crockery and tinware.
A complete line of heavy and fancy groceries.
q FLOUR A SPECIALTY.
V
Boy our Queen of PaterU. There ia none better. It is our
pleasure to serve. Call and see us. r
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I win vrar mu and woman la the ran
! iklmlrt Ik Uinuia awl Wkk
v a of ml tu .s Uj
feata! aa k . ear of mj
L a4 aaa UI bo i
, All,
m fi
ICotfol Dyspepsia Cure
DlgtMt wtaat f. aat.
Th One Day Cold Cur.
for owioao4ow throat mc KenRott-tChonfr
Ara Voar SlUint
T Wi agnor"tll viTin Sua
'.li maa a
Kodol Dyspepsia Curo
Dtoeat what ym Mt
Cur Cold In Mead.
to Ukc aod qukA lo cut eul4 ia head aaa u
Th On O.v Cold Cur.
Cold la hrm4 an 4 Br throat nnS v Xrr-
ojou ckHvilatra Liatf tttiniB. Aflaaa
- uuan cf w laaat.-
Mllllons In Strawberries.
To date the-car load shipmt nts of
strawberries in refriorator can
have born ahont 1,S12 cam, with
express shipments reaching abou
54,6fi8 crates, against 1,1 lfl cars and
41,25'J crates last year, beginning
April 10th there hae ben a steady
movement from eastern Carolina
moving from 25 to 125 car loads a
day from this territory. In tho
distribution these shipments have
covored all the leading cities and
towns ot tho northern, Isow hog
land and middle western States, and
while prices were not quite so high
In the beginning of tho shipping
season as have been known in past
years, nevertheless the gonoral aver
age has been well nigh if not quite
ap to the standard, and the aggro
gate volnme has boon fully 25 if net
35 per cent, ahead of any previous
year. Up to this wrung not less
than 500,000 cratts have gone for
ward out of this territory, yielding
the growers a net sum of more than
(1,125,000 and each day shipments
coutinue. Uernos will go forward
in car load lots for at least a week
or two longer. Tho crown berries
are now on the move and they are
delicious, bringing good prices.
Wilmington Dispatch.
He Is Only a Printer.
"He is only a printor." Such was
the sneering remark ot a leader in a
circle of aristocracy codfish qnali
ty. Who was the earl of Stanhope I
lie was only a printor. What was
Pince Edward William and Prince
Napoleon ? Proud to call them
selves printers. Che czar of Iluesia,
tho crown prince ot 1 ruseia and the
duke of Pattenbcrg were printers,
and the emperor of China worked
n a private printing ollico almost
every day. William Caxton, tho
father of English liorature, was a
practical printer. What were J. P.
Morris, N. P. Willis, James Parker,
Horace Greeley, Charles Dickens,
James Buchanan, Simon Cameron,
bchuylcr Colfax Printers all, and
practical ones. Mark Twain, Amos
J Cummings, Bret Ilarte, William
Dean IJowells, Joel Chandler Har
ris and Opio Itead were plain,
practical printers, as wire Artcmus
Ward, Petroleum V. Nasby and Sut
Lovingood. Senator Plumb, of
Kansas, and James J. Hogg, ex
governor of Texas, were all printers
and the leader of science and phi
losophy in his day made it his boast
that he was a "jour" printer. In
fact, thousands of the most brilliant
minds in this country are to be found
in large cities and towns. It is nut
every one that can be a printer
brains are absolutely necessary.
Century.
Th On Day Cold Cur.
Canaan a Ckonlatra LaaaUoa Qvtare for
eat. ie ia aoaa aaa an tatta U4M laaa
Postal Frauds in Philippines.
The Philippines are having their
postal scandals as well as Washing
ton. Two cases were reported by
mail to the War Department. One
is that former Postmaster Milne, at
Tacloban, Veyte, who is accused of
not only taking $2,000 current coin
of the United States, but even the
400 pound safe which is supposed
to have contained the money.
Postmaster Karelsen, of Calamba,
Lnzon, is also under arrest. Some
time ago 12,000 disappeared from
the mails between tho hour it left
his cfiice and when it should have
reached Manila.
Treasurer Jones, of the province
of Tarlac, likewise reports robbery.
He says he has been losing from 25
to $500 a month. His books are
all right, but the balance in the cash
drawer comes short regularly.
The Saloon Bar.
A bar to Heaven, a door to hell
Whoever named it named it well ;
A bar to manliness and wealth,
A door to want and broken health.
A bar to honor, pride, and fame,
A door to sin, and grief, and shame ;
A bar to hope, a bar to prayer,
A door to darkness and despair.
A bar to honor, nseful life,
A door to brawling, senseless strifo ;
A bar to all that's true and brave,
The door to every drunkard's grave.
A bar to jya that home imparts,
A door to tears and aching hearis ;
A bar to Heaven, a door to hell
Whoever named it named it well.
J. Noubis.
"I have been troubled for aome
time with indigestion and sour
stomach," says Mrs. Sarah W.
Curtis, of Lee, Maes., "and have
been taking Cbsmberlain s Stomach
and Liver Tablets which Lave
helped me very much so that now
I can eat many things that before 1
could not." If yoo have any trouble
with your stomach why not take
these Tablets and get well i For
sale by C. E. Gallaway and J. W.
McPheraon & Co.
Any church or parsonage or insti
tution supported by voluntary' con
tribution will be given a liberal
Joantity of the Longman & Martinez
'are Paints whenever they paint.
Note : Have done so for twenty
seven years. Sales: Tens of mil
lions of gallons ; painted nearly two
million houses nnder guarantee to
repaint if not satisfactory. The
paint wears for periods np to eigh
teen yean. Linseed Oil must be
added to the paiut (done in two
minutes). Actual cost then about
$1.25 a gallon. Samples free. Sold
by our agents, . L Smith k Co.
Ten thousand lives have been lost
this year in the United btat i by su
eidenta, fires, cyclone, bigb water.
I HgQtalsg, &&
They Deserved Nolhlnf Better.
The new municipal code of Ohio
gives the Oovt rnor authority to re
move mayors for cans'1, and tho lit
tie villago of Amtsvil!t, Athens
county, denims to take advantage ot
the new law.
At the last ejection the tuu
clmso for its chief xecutive th
oddeat piece of hums'. ity that ever
graced a major s chair in the iirck
eye Mate. Ills naino is Alonzo
Weed and he came to Amesville
from California about a year ago.
lie is 40 years of age, weighs 105
pounds and is but 4'J inches high.
His election to the mayorality
was the result of a joke, but now
the good people of Amesville are of
the unanimous opinion that the
joke is on them. The village coun
cil, clerk, marshal and other repre
suntative citis tis have hied with
the Governor sundry and serious
charges against the midget. They
recite that he is moutally incapable
of performing the du'ics of his
otliue, that he is wholly illiterate, an
habitual drunkard, uuable to take
care of his own property, is grosslv
immoral and that, in short, he camo
to the town a tr.it p or hobo and that
he remains a tiamp or hobo to the
present dy, notwithstanding hi
t-lovation to the position of chief
citizdn of the town.
Upon receipt of tho shargos Gov-
ernor Nash, in accordance with the
provisions of tho municipal code,
temporarily suspended Mayor Weed
from otlice and began a hearing on
the charges. If the charges are
sustained by the evidence the town
of Amesville will soon have a new
hief executive and the midget
mayor will bo obliged to look for
another job.
No Heart But Plenty of Nerve.
There is one woman in New York
who is either devoid of nerves alto
gether or the possetsorof a nervou
svsiem which is proof against shock
of any kind. This woman is on trial
at Monticello for tho murder of hr
uaband. According to the teii-
tnony of hor daughter, the murder-
ees killed her buMmnd with a- lit'le
compunction as if she had wrung a
chicken's neck. After cutting up
tho body and placing it in the kitch
en stove to be reduced to ae'iee, the
went to bed and slept until morning.
hen the aros?, mixed flour for pan
cakes and cooked the ctkes on the
stove within which the remains of
er husband were being incinerated.
iter in the day she gathered up the
ashes of hor murdered spouse, mixed
them with corn meal and fed the
compound to her chickens. A dep
uty 6henll who testified at the trial
stated that the woman told him, in
rather amused sort of way, that
she utilized the remains of her on
fortunate husband as food for fowls,
nd that she expressed herself as
happy that he was gone. This is
ot a romance It is a matter ot
fact evidence in a murder trial in a
civilized community.
What Causes Pneumonia?
Dr. Reynolds of Chicago claims
that pneumonia is a highly conta
gioos disease, the cause of which is
micro organism in the sputa of
those suffering from the malady and
contracted by inhaling this germ ;
therefore the sputa should be de
stroyed, etc.
All such talk might be set aside
as bosh if it were not for the barm
it is doing. So long as doctors can
find the cause of any disease to re
side in a micro organicra go long
they can ignore the real conditions
which produce them.
It is not a micro organism that
causes pneumonia or causes it to
spread. It is improper clothing,
damp, nnventilated surroundings,
insuliicient food, intemperance,
vice and excesses of various sorts.
Death of P. F. Dufry.
The Star chronicles this morn
ing with jcculiar and very deep
regret the death of its associate
iditor, Major Patrick Francis
Duffy, which occurred rather sud
denly at u o'clock yesterday af
ternoon at his home, No. 10
South Eighth street. Maj. Duf
fy had been ill only since Sun
day evening about 6:30 o'clock,
when lie suffered a severe -attack
of intestinal trouble, presumably
the effect of some ice cream
which he ate for dinner. Dr.
Andrew II. Harriss, the family
physician, was called immediate
ly and remained at the bedside of
the sick man during the night,
but gradually he grew worse and
Dr. W. J. II . Bellamy was called
in yesterday. In the afternoon
Dr. W. J. Love was also sum
moned and though everything
known to medical science was
done by those three physicians
for the jtatient, he passed away
at the hour mentioned, remaining
conscious almost to the ruinu'e Le
was firmly in the grasp ot death.
Wilmington Star, 2jd.
Do Yon Enjoy What You Eat t
If you dun't your food does not do you
much (food. Kodol I ynif ;ta Cure is
the r-oiedy tbat every one should take
when there it anything wrung with the
stomaeh. Tht-re is no way to maintain
the health and strength of mind and
body except ij nourishment. There is
no way to nourish except through the
stomach. The stomach must Le kept
ht-allhy, pure and iM or the strength
will let down and disease will aet up.
No appetite, lews of strength, nervous
ness, headache, constipation, bad
breath, sour risings, rifting, indignation,
djapppsia and all stomach troubles are
quickly cured by the use o( Kodol ity.
peps a Cur, bold by
t W. West, druggist. Ml. Airy, H. Q.
FAST LIVING KILLS.
Dr. Oliver T. Osborne's paper
..ml r. - T i- ti ...11 L
on "iue oirenuous ljiio, wiiiuh
was read before tho American
Therapeutic Society at Washing
ton, D. C, tho past week, led to
tin) conclusion that Americans
live at too fast a Dace. This was
admitted by nearly all tho doctors
present at the American Medical
Congress, but nobody hud a
remedy to suggest.
Dr. Osborne said the strenuous
ness of the life of tho average
American business man has a
tendency to incroaso card Lie. and
arterial weaknesses, and that
tilifitherruusefor the many break
downs is the canstantly increas
ing and reckless use oi coal tar
products for tho relief of pain.
"We hardly realize this daily
tension and tho effect on our
hearts unless wo analyze it," said
Dr. Osborne, who comes from
New Haven. "We rise on time
in the morning, whether by an
alarm clock or the call of a ser
vant, or by habit, cat breakfast
and read the pajcrs on time, a
clock in every room and a watch
frequently in our hand. We then,
on time, meet ollico and outside
engagements, college appoint
ments, consultations, always and
constantly carefully predicting
the amount of time that will be
required and timing our noxt en
gagement by this division.
"During the day we rush up
long (lights of stairs or take ele
vators that go up with a rush and
stop with a plunge. If we drive,
either horse or automobile, our
hearts stop, jump and receive tho
vasomotor contraction check,
when, by the carelessness of
pedestrians or bicyclists, we are
suddenly anxious lest we do them
an injury. If we are in a car or
vehicle ruanuged by some one
else we often receive the same
real or needless shocks to our
nervous systems and hearts. If
we are ailing we slight nature s
signal to relax and still keep up
the pace. If we are actually sick,
unless we are seriously ill we
tightand wrestle with the disease,
whatever it may be, instead of
calmly giving up and allowing
the disease to be temponiry mas
ter of ceremonies. AfU;r the
heart has been worn by the
strain given it by the life of the
American of great affairs it is
useless to expect drugs to re
store it.
"The constant nervous shocks
to which Americans subject
themselves have the same effect
as fast driving on a high-strung
horse. Any owner or driver will
tell you it is not the distance the
horse is driven, but the speed at
which he goes that does the in
jury. "Americans could work longer
hours without harming them
selves half as much as they do in
their comparatively short hours,
which they spend in a terrific ef
fort to accomplish everything
their brains have been able to
think of."
"This describes the life of most
of the men and women of our
rapid age and country. Even
the school children and I might
say, the young children, see too
much, do too much, are amused
too much, receive too much, com
pete in school too much, are
taught too much, are awake too
much for the welfare of their
nervous system."
Sale of Timber Lands.
Judge H. B. Stevens has re
cently completed the sale of a
hundred thousand acres of tim
ber land in Kabun county, Geor
gia, to Moses Cone, of Greens
boro, and W. W. Mill, of Raleigh.
There are forty-one farmers who
own this land in separate tracts
and live on it Options on these
lands were secured by McDade
and Turpin and Judge Stevens,
who is now in Kabun county, and
is daily converting these options
into deeds and paying out five to
ten thousand dollars a day. Judge
Stevens and family will reside on
Uiis land this summer and until
the examination of titles is com
pleted by him.-Asheville Citizen.
Col. Frank Coxe, of Atbeville,
one of the State's weal thin' and
most widely known citizens and pro
prietor of the famous Liittery Park
4ioteI at that place, was found dead
in bis home on Green river, eight
miles from Kutherfordton Tuesday
morning. He was in apparent per
fect health the day before.
A negro made an unsuccessful
attempt to criminally assault Miss
Claude Pegram at Winston Tues
day morning. Her screams attract
ed the attention of her father who
ran to ber at once. The man made
bis escape but it is believed he will
be captured by the aid of the sheriff
and his b'oodboanda.
Sick Headache?
Food doesn't dijjest well?
Appetite poorr" Bowels
constipated? Tongue coated?
It's your liver! Ayer's Pills
are liver pills; they cure dys
pepsia, biliousness.
2fc All ((!.
Waul four (Kioy.uu h r bi4 a taaatltill
BUCKINGHAM'S DYEMa-r.
Smma! t ateMs ta J
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Education in North Carolina.
In North Carolina, which lias
been in tho forefront of the
Southern movement for better
educational facilities, there was
passed in VM a law permitting
tho establishment of rural school
libraries wherever tho patrons or
friends of a free public school
raised the sum of $10 for that
puriMjse. The county board of
education was authorized to add
$10 to tho gift, and the State
board of education $10 moro.
The act provided that not moro
than $.",000 should be expended
for this purpose, and that the
number of libraries should not
excied six in any county . Within
one year, according to Southern
n,iucation, w .libraries were
established in seventy-eight of
the ninety-six counties, by a total
State and county expenditure of
$1U,()oO. ho successful was tho
experiment that the legislature
of 10OU appropriated $3, (XX) more
for six additional libraries in
each county, and added $2,500
for books for the libraries al
ready established. Each library
is conducted under rules and
regulations proscribed by the
State superintendent of public
instruction. I be .North Carolina
literary and Historical Society
lias dono much to secure the pas
sage of the laws. The resul's
have more than justiGed the ex
ix'nditure, and, in fact, the expo
rimenthas attracted very consid
erublo attention in other StaU-s,
One small public school, that of
Liocko township, for instance,
has a school Utui of only four
months. Yet during this period
50 books were read by the pa
trons and pupils of the school.
The peculiar value of the school
library lies in the fact that it ed
ucates the older generation us
well as the younger. New York
Evening Post.
A law that woiks great injustice
to the counties of North Carolina,
or at least one that costs Guilford a
1 t of money, is that making it a
oiisdemeanor to bent one's way on
the train. The law in itself is
proper enongh, Jor some deterrent
ii needed for the protection of the
railroads, but the complaint lies in
the fact that justices, mayors, etc.,
are not given jurisdiction. A tramp
is pulled from the train, fur instance,
and taken before tho mayor. There
is seldom any defence and the
prisoner must bo sent on to the next
term' of the criminal court. Of
course he can give no bond and
must go to jail and very often he is
ktpt there waiting a hearing for
two months or longer at the expense
of the coun'y. l'y all means the
law ahould be changed so as to give
jurisdiction to justices and mayors.
It is costing Guilford and of course
m-iny other counties almg the main
li'ie of reals a lot of rn mey with
out any reason whatever. Green
boro Ilecord.
The Southern General Assem
bly was wise in re-electing Kev.
Dr. A. L. Philips as general sup
erintendent of the Sabbath
Schools and the Young Peoples'
Society. Dr. Philips is a mem
ber of a family long leaders in
educational and religious affairs
in North Carolina, and this State
rejoices in the important position
he holds in the work of his great
church. News and Observer.
Ladies and Children Invited.
All ladies and cliildren who cannot
stand the shocking strain of laxative
syrups, cathartic, etc., are invited to
try the famous Little Karly Kisi-rt.
They are different from all other pills.
They do not puree the system, tveu
a double dose willnot Kr'l,ei weaken or
sieken ; many people call them the Easy
Pill. W. H. Howell, Houston, Tex., says
nothing better can be uiied for eonsti
patiuii, sick headache, etc. Hob Moore,
Lafayette, Ind., says all others Rripe
and sickeo, while be Wilt's Little Karly
Risers do their work well and easy.
Bold by
I. W. West, druggist, Mt. Airy, N. C.
p jt. yaliu amd Ym Haw ir BoiijM
SifUtaia
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Does it Pay to Buy Cheap ?
A cheap remedy for coughs and
colds is all right, but you wanlHouio
thing that will relieve arid cure the
more at-vcre and dangerous rcHulta
ofthroutand lung troubles. What
ahull you do? Go to a warmer and
more regulur clunulef lea, it poa
bible, it not poi-aible for you, then in
either cane tuke the o.sxr remedy
I but has bueu introduced in all civil
izo) countries with suecehs in ht-vere
throat and lung troubles, "lioschoo'a
German tsyrup." It not only hoala
and stimulates the U-kuvh to dcxtroy
the germ d incuse, but allays ii flam
(nation, cause cany expectoration,
gives a good night's rust, and cure
the Datieiit. Try onk bottle. lie-
commended many years by all drug-
gotta in tbe world, lou can gel
this reliable remedy at I. VV. West's
drug atora, Mount Airy, N. U. Price
'iba uud 75c.
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the Stoiuucte and Dowels of
Promotes Diseslion.Chmlur
ness and Ilcst.Conhiins neillrr
Opitim.Morphine nor Mineral.
Not Nam c otic.
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A perfect RVnii'ily for Constipa
tion, Sour Slonuirh.DiiirihocA
Woi ms .Convulsions, kvcrish
ness find LOSS OK SlXEi.
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mm fa ft ms m a i . c.
R. D. DeVault I
I
-HAS JUST RECEIVED-
THREE BIG- LUES
.OF.
SAMPLES
.INCLUDING.
Sfioes. Hats id Ii?;.
He also has a big stock of 1
SPRING 3ND SUMMER DRESS GOOO
IF VOL N E K I) ANYTHING IN ANY UJ- THrr LIN M TO
R. 0. DeVJI'tf LrT'S
For 1! A RO AINr", for he is I'RKI'AIKED to SAVE iuL' Mu: :
sni
HaguG-McCorkb Dry Qooda Co.,
Importers and Wholesalers,
GREENSBORO, K. C.
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS AND HATS.
Wo solicit trade of Merchants only, and tell nothing at retail.
gjtT We cordially Invite all Merchants to call on us when In Greensboro,
or 'o SKfi our Travelling Salesman before placing orders elsewhere.
TOTJ CAN FIND
n
uttering ii Spti,
(Both Gal- vanized Iron and TinV
Also Tin and Iron Roofina,
Ornamental Galvanized Iron Worlc,
Valley and Shingle Tin, Sheet
Copper and Rivets, Steam
and Water Pipe Fit
tings of all kinds.
T. M EVKRITT.
Old Copper,
Brass, Lead,
Pewter and
Rubber bought
at Everitt's.
t?Lr? v Jim Dumps' young wife while yet
ai. " j-. imam IV-- a - r SB UI1US
I Some biscuits made with greatest pride
Jim looked with (tar o poo the food,
But to a bride one can't be ruoc.
"Let 'a eat 'Force ' first, dear, 'tie my
whim,"
It aaved the life of " Sunny Jim."
1
U V SM II
Tim UaadJ UMMn Canal
when In doubt,
tit It
All "Sunny Jims" Raw.
"In mr h'tiwlM 'Fiifi-e'la a fa
miliar ami w i.mir mm 'Cumif Jim,' at4
tliat aa) inc a t"' 1.-ai, . we an all
"E L. fw."
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