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Words by CLARENCE WALKER.
A 7iftar.fr.
Music by H. SOMERSET.
Of all
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inl other
(T indicate thai
Id land yet.
j mends
section should
! rhilir, at the
osition.
ipe soon to have tho pleasure
Tiuouncingtliednte of Sain Joues'
, isit- io Wiastoa rialeui.
No mere help will.be extended by
tho county to paupers outside the
poor hoiiro, eay the commissioners.
timatioQ that there
v. ill be uo extra session of Corgreas
ehouhi ppread a feeling .of relief over
the country.
There t-hould be no undue delay
hi roiling the funds for the bronze
eta ue of Vance, to be placed in the
favilol t-quare, at Raleigh.
V,"t: notice that Mr. McMackin,
Superintendent of Roads in Wake
county . contends that the adoption
of vi Je tkrs for heavy vehicles 13
ts-Ff-nlial o good country roads.
It tx-nis that the woild is growing
sweeter, if not better. A chemical
compound has been discovered in the
Kent laboratory at the Chicago Uni
versity whh sweetening powers
crea'er than sacearhine.
Wins fo; Salem viil be delighted
to uu rubor Mrs. Z. 15. Vaace among
Lor honored quests upon the occasion
of tbn publi-i presentation of the
Value ib'rnoritil Window, at the
.Acado.'ny, during commencement
week.
A vill!xcess to make soaie per
eo:v:i sicrihVe for thu public good is
a sphit that raakes communities
grow and prosper. Often what ap
pears a personal sacrifice results in
a personal benefit, through indirect
ciiar.ru
Tin: Southside Cotton Mill, soon
to h established, and ".the proposed
ii .nsirjg uihl, which has omino of
Bue.-f.-?, ars siloiig the line of diversi
fie 1 h.b!-t'ie.s, which will muku for
our ctsnliuu erowtii find prosperi
ty. K ep di vin r nlur-g this road.
It s'luado funny to hear tb- Doug
lassH-.s talking about.. "Democratic
frauds" ii. the Legislature, when the
Fai ; s: t;: had ;ib nit two thirds
majority i i that body. The frauds
nye equalled "fraw.l"' so long that
it h:i h'co.ae siwond nature with
them.
The income tux dtcicion is said to
be a disappointment to the adminis
tration. Doubtless this"is true.
Couid the decision have boon foreseen
the law would, ruost likt ly, have not
been enacted. As it is, it discrimi
nates in fivorof many most able to
come nnder its.operations.
Tun railroads should provide
specially low ratea for the unveiling
of the Confederate Monument at
Raleigh on th-3 20th of May. By so
doing they will give opportunity to
very many to attend who are unable
to pay usu.il round trip rates and
probably the railroads would find
thereduoel prie.- equally as profit
able. b:ansj of the mu jh larger sale
of tickets.
It is Loti;-;aMe that the mortality
anion the negroes is greatly in ex
eees o! the whites. From a report
recently Nsud by the U. 3." Marine
Hospital Surgeon General, jshowincr
the number of deaths in ench one
thousand cf the estimated popula
tion in the larger cities, we find the
following figures: Augusta, Ga.,
white, 11.36; colored, 23.41. Char
leston, S C , white, 1G 58; colored,
35 80. Xaoxville, TVnn , white,
12.4; colored, 29.63. . New Orleans,
La., white, 21.91; colored, 32.14.
Do cotton, mills pay? Practical
experience is a good answer to ques
tions of this kind. Mr. John Inman,
who is largely interested in mills in
the South, in a letter to the Manu
facturers' Record, says: "Cotton
mills in all parts of the Sooth are
working on full time, and are mak
ing money." Indeed, some of the
large mills in which 1 personally own
stock, are notonly working full time,
rnr, nro wrrl,-i ntr nirrh r. jvnrl rtn v naintr
a double force of hands for this pur
pose, and although they have ad
vanced the price of their production,
they still have more demand than
they can eupply." -
Tiie President was invited to at
tend a meeting of Chicago business
men to discuss the financial question.
He declined the invitation, but
wrote a long letter upon the situa
tion. He ha? much to say about
"sound money" and "safe currency,"
but fails to say exactly what consti
tute these terms, i. e., whether it is
gold monometallism or bimetallism.
"What these terms do not imply, in
his opinion, is set forth in the follow
. ing declaration : "Disguise it as we
may, the line of battle is drawn be
tween the forces of eafe currency and
those of silver mono metallism."
We are persuaded that the masses
want "eound inony," also, but they
think thb consists of neither gold or
.silver mono metallism, but of .bi
metallismthe coinage of both gold
and silver,"
o! early to take f-ters
ak ing a creditable display
roduets of thus section at the
unta Exposition. Who will move
ii the matter? What is everybody's
b if-iness is nobody's businees. Some
individual or pome organization
must take the initiative. Suppose
the Chamberof .Commerce do this
This opportunity to brirg ourTre
80urces prominently" .btfoie the
world should not be lost. . i
VA.KCE MONUMENT.
The people of North Carolina r.re
culled upon to subscribe a bufficicnt
sum lor the erection ot a riroEze
statue of Zebulon I?. Var.ce in the
Capitol Square at Raleigh.
The memory of North Carolina's
greatest son richly deserves such a
tribute and the call should meet with
a prompt and cheerful response from
all over the State.
It is too often thecase rthat such
uncertakingse?rag elowly along, if
they get along at all. We should
deeply regret to see this move
ment fall into euch a groove. It
should not be necessary to issue fre
quent and urgent appeals to the
citizens of this State to contribute
to the proposed testimonial to the
honor and esteem in which the
memory of the beloved., Vance id held
by all true North Carolinians.
The amount that will be required
is estimated at eight thousand dol
larsan average of less .than one
hundred dollars for each county.
Prompt and systematic efforts
throughout the State should speedi
ly result in securing every dollar
that will be necessary for the purpose
in hand.
Winston Salem has the honor of
being the first community in the
State to establish a permanent testi
monial to Vance the Memorial
Window in the Salem Female
Academy and in addition" to this
we believe that Forsyth county muy
be counted upon to contribute at
least her quota to the bronzo statue.
The work of raising the tubscrip
tion will be prosecuted under the
auspices of the Vance Memorial
association, of which Governor Carr
is President and Mr. Joseph G.
Brown, of Italeigh, is treasuier.
As a matter of convenience tothe
ehizjrs of Winston nnd .Sa'.em, and
of the county, Tue Sentinei-TwiII
take X'leasure in receiving," acknowl
edging and forwarding feubtcriptious
to the Association.
A NOBLE WORK.
If kind friends away from here
sV.oihl propose to contributn half
the amount necessary to erect a new
courthouse, an opera house, a cotton
mill, or some other publk; building
for the public comfort and conven
ience, we imagine there would bs a
stir among our people to accept the
proposition and raise the other half.
Then should we .not bo equaUy
anxious to accept such a proposition
when it relates to a church building?
It may not be generally known,
but it is a fact, that the Southern
Synod of theLutheran church very
generously proposed to the local
congregation of that faith to pay
one-halt the cost of a substantial
and creditable church in , Winston.
Whereupon, our Lutheran friends,
with commendable energy, and we
may say with remarkable ..faith
md heroism, accepted the proposi
tion and applied themselves to
a task which has resulted ia the
erection of that imposing structure
on the corner of Fourth and Spruce
streets, which is at once a credit to
the city and to the noble little band
of workers through, whose untiring
efforts the apparently stupendous
undertaking has been brought al
most to completion.
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The building, we are told, will cost
between nine and ten thousand dol
lars. Of this amount about ' four
thousand dollars have already been
paid by the Synod's Board of Church
Extension, and the Board may be
relied upon to come up fullyto its
original proposition to pay a dollar
for every dollar raised by the local
congregation. The membership of
the church here is small, with very
little wealth amorg them, but their
contributions to this cause, so near
their hearts, have been comparative
ly large. The railroads have been
very liberal, too, ia the matter of
freight rates upon material, and in
dividuals here and elsewhere have
shown gratifying interest of a tangi
ble nature."
Yet the little church has not been
able to raise all of its half of the un
dertaking and very many of our
citizens have not rendered them
assistance. Oar main object in writ
ing this arfcla is to call attention to
the fact that help is needed and to
call upon our people of every denom
ination to supplement the noble,
efforts of our Lutheran friends,
through whose instrumentality some
five or six thousand dollars have
been brought hre from other points
and expended in adding to our Hty
another handsome house of worship.
Let our people generally show ap
preciation of this energy and perse
verance, and a desire to promote
whatever tends to the betterment of
humanity through the Christian re
ligion. by aidiDg the Lutherans in
completing the payments upon their
church. -
Young women, 'who complain of lanenor and
loss of appetite, need A jer's Sarsapurillu.
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Because you don't find fault.
Because you don't contradict peo
ple, even if you're sure you are right.
Because you are not inquisitive
about the affairs of even your most
intimate friend.
Because you dont underrate any
thing simply for the reason that you
don't possess it.
Because you don't believe that
everybody else in the world is hap
pier than you. .
fgBecause you don't conclude that
you have never had any opportunies
in your life. ;
Because you don't believe all the
evil you Lear..
Because yon take pride in your
town and all of her industries, and
seek to promote the greatest good
to the greatest number.
Because you act from honest
motives and do not undertake to
practice deceit upon your fellows.
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Though earth i may stretch be - tween us.
The fault was mine, my dar - - ling!
Price Advanced
London April 16. The English
manager of the Standard Oil Company
said today that the price of oil in Bug
land wculd be advanced to correspond
with the price In America.
Pittsburg, Pa., April 16. Oil
opened here this morning at a 240 bid.
The Atlantic Rennining Company bas
advanced the price of refined oil two
cents per gallon.
Pinnacle School. ,
The commencement exercises of
Pinnazle School will occur Monday
aad Tuesday, May 20th and 21st. The
annual sermon will be preached by
Rev. J. H. Lambeth, of Mt. Airy, and
the literary address will be delivered
by Rev. C. A. G. Thomas, of Greens
boro. - j Poisoned by Matcnes.
"We are informed that a three-year-old
child of Mr. John Hutchinson, at
Sandy Ridge, d!cd some days since
f rom the effect of sucking the end.i of
matches. -
in England. I
l.ooa or eii - ver )
ir.d us xftzv - iod !
-$ a--
In the si - lcr.ee of the
With tho help - lcs,s-aess of
And hope have flown a-
May the pain come all to I
A THIEF IM THE NIGHT,
Consumption comes. A slight cold, with
your system in tho scrofulous condition
that's caused by impure blood, is enouch to
fasten it upon you. Consumption 13 Lung
Scrofula. You can prevent it, and you can
cure it, if you haven't waiied too long, 'with
Dr. Tierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
For Scrofula, 'Weak Lungs, Bronchitis,
Asthma, and all severe, lingering Coughs
PnracB guaranteet a Cube.
npfore taking th
"Discovery" I would
havo four or five bad
coughing epella every
day ana would cough
up mouthfula of solid
white froth, and beforo
I took one bottle it
stopped it. I could not
walk across the room
with the pain in my
back and sides; but soon
tho pain was aU rone,
and 1 could sleep well at
night. My general
health is much better
eince taken the "Golden
Mas. Ziiircour. though I have been
blind to work bard on a l'nrm.
Mrs. JOHN LINCOLN.
Glen Annan, Uurun Co OnU
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Because upon
the Blood dn-pzvAs
every organ ar.d liisuc of the
Body. If the blood is thin and
impure there is weakness,
Nervousness, That Tired I
INI1
Makes Pure Bleed
That is why the Cures, by II
S:ii5in.n.r?llr. firo TioTim-.ir.;!f rt'i.r.
1
not rest upon the insecure su; ; ; f
temporary 6timulant, opiate or nerv 1:
compound, but upon the solid founda
tion of vitalized, enriched and puriii;-u
blood. Read this :
The euro of Olive Curl by IloodV
rvn'snnnrilTfi. 1hq fpw ff:ii:il in meiM.':'! !
history. The testimonial v.-a 3 l'u-.-t
published two j-ears .n-ro, .';nl a l.ile
letter from her mother says Oli w con
tinues in good health and Wo tn
satisfied her remark ib.i care by
llood's Sarsaparilla va- r-nua.i":!t."
liriefiy stated tha case v. tis th;: "AVhen
Olive waa 8 years old she had tho vhoop- I I enclose the x-hotofraph of my daugh- I and did bo. When I had iinihed the third
ing cough and measles, followed by in- ! Ur and I thirk it U a i;eturo of perfect bottle I was so much hett-c tJiat I cou'i'
tense pains in every joint in h-:r L-ody, f Jieallh. WLca I think how near ho wan eat things that I Lad ns.t dared to cat be
like rheumatism. Physicians v.-c-ro pti:-- ; 10 death's door I cannot feel thankful fore for years. I have tr.'.eii fix bottl-.n
zled, but after a consultation, pronounced ( enough for hT recovery." Sins. J. A. I and feel like n ciu.'' reut pel 011." Meb,
the disease some form of I Ciii., Keyncldsville, Pennsylvania. Simox DucKEFi, JJur.-'f 1, lvnn yl , aula.
i Constitutional 5oroft;!n. . The greater inelud'-s the less. Suc-b n care " r.ofreshin;,' h!-h) i- !r n n me by
"When we began to usa Heed's G.irapa-1 m tl.o above must convinco you that I Hood's Karsaisari'ia a:id I now rent we'd
rilla. she could nob ho reeved -.vi'hont T I food's SarsanarHla is a wonderful blood ! and do not feel i r 'd ia t ho inoi-ninsf as
crying out with pale, and v, o were com-j
A G11A1N FAIlt V AXTI'O.
Just Like tho On JItd;l in Winston a i
I-Vv Ycari A;v-'. j
r.'nvs--o!id-nee of tho ironliaci ;
?.?axa, April Iti. In U g ijcrally ;
tlr.URht tha-i much of tl: t'ruit hn's '
l e ii killed i'V the Ivttr chilly ;
weut'uer. Th u -vi i-lai'in'r crop, :
hhickherrie-, sire p'.vtty i-uro.
Tii'j fiirnp.M----nr.; i'lil. v r.v J.
tiles.; d:iy. ''?:? ; '. h- Mori' i,;itt r- '
pu-ir-tc h:i plauU-i th-dj-corn
hut t :i!iin r-:-o: v t to i" ;
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ready for tl:;i: t i;;r. ,!'..-
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int'.-iris In ii;.
Mr. Stanly, of M-'rsou -i. v.-h.o hi,
lux-Q on v !sitto iriend i ,-n' i : ; ;
tives h r , 1 eturnod to .i- e,, ,1. ;-n
home Mon.'ay. lio Uv.-it Hi 1 1 s
county forty year? :;;ro.
Mr. 1. 1j Kifrcr is now at wc 1 k on
iiia fine dsveliin'i;. It will hi- a h.oid
8om? re-ido!;.-.' whoa coinplrtt1 1.
Tyre (j'enn, of I ; 1 jji n c ! . ha
sold hi f.srai her.' to A. .J. I!niv.
ono of Yadliia'd su'id ii: -a. i; ten!.
f-Otnid hiil;r over $,0fiO to ci. I' jze
titles.
This county n..! thi. IVn:.-s.l
voiiia 'j'rra-ni fi! r.'oi 1 tVi ao- ton
laucli Iifhiad in pror.-M-sivo f; 11 ;c
('au Tin: r'-:.TJ.N'i-:f. iai. v. (rk v.p
nnother jrain fair to l! la 1-1 ia t !-.'.
Twin City thi.-; suauacr ? Taer.'
nothing Uiai. d:d h rauvli si'xtd to
tho farmers as the o-a !r !d mcih.
years njo ia Farn:''r,s' V.'ir i.o'dSi?.
Such lairs jro a loivr way to iufusc
life and cnterpri.-j-i ;co tho farn:::".
element and a !.- your city ia iuoio
anys than or.c-. L A; us hav an
other this sn.-aiiv r. il.
A Ns-v J im.incij .i'or iViaaal.
Chiea'i laterinr.
Spraki;.'! of yian-h, v.h'-a onoV
shtrt-f-ont IiuIch liko u pout.-r-pifiCeon,
when men nro nt n wear in rr
silk handkerchiofs to protect (heir
nrcks from their whirt collars, A n
we take our cuffs dl an we do our
plug: hat.s, is it not ahout liiao for
the Genentl Assembly lo iuteriVrc for
the einui.cipation ot the saintw? Let
in havo n, hold-over committee on
atarch.
Matrimony is a Game ol Cards.
Matrimony is a panic of cards. A
n.au wins a v.oiiain's heart with his
diamonds, then he beat her with a
club and liually ends the frame hy dii:
ying litr grave with a spade.
100 Evward. C100.
The reader ( this paper wid he pleaiod to
earn that there is at lcwt one droidtd distae
'hat ucieace ha3 been aMe t cr iu all Us
tace, and that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Oa.'c
s the only positive cu-o kne. u to tho lnej'a'i-j 1
ratrrnity. Catarrh !ing a c--,n-it!tu(ional d:s
ase, reqiiires a c.nstitu-.inii.-t; treatment liiAl'?
at-irr.i Cure is tak'n inierr.;d'y, aetiu.L' diro'ily
n the mucoous .-iirfaee of tisc syatetn, lUm- y
estroy thfl found at ion ot the disease, s nd rivieg
he pationt streeqdi hy buiidi:;.. ui Lh i cryusti
tation and aEi?iitiD; nature i-i doini; Im work.
The proprietors have so raeath luitli iu its cura
tive nnwers that they o3Vr One Hundred Dol
lars fur any ease that it fails to cure. Seed for
list of test nwiiial. Address,
F. J. CHEXEY & CO., Toledo, O
SSold by Druggists, 75c.
It is Ileaily Dtregfcinfr-
Oastonia !azetle.
It is distrrs&in?:. ThccourUy Kan
60rn just raakinir h;s ih hutia Maxi
can pocicty can't wear a collar "nor
pull down his cuffs. It'.s b. its one
on the back of his neck, the other on
hia elbowv
Weak nod Nervo-w, Siuiid'M Cured.
Cl.Etf-)SSV:i.LS, X. C, Hue. 50, 189 4.
My wjfbt-jn tskiu? Itojd'rf Srir-anardhi
wh?i she w.'S so wosk ni l r.t rvoiu that sho
j could bar-lly sit up irmi; cnoush to bava hjr
ve t Euoue- o.-ie ir.e-t uiiiotc dt. ti ?cLr5 out tnp?
did her but liulo good. Beforo sho h.-id fmish
ed tho first battle cdlloo i'a fsr3.ip.-,rilia she
was able to be up and did tho m.;st of h ;r
housework. ; M. K. TiiKLri.
Hood's Tilla cura indigestion, sic'S headache-
"TTT ANTED A man in every town to
VV paint signs. Xo experience required.
Ouroutlit does the work . (?75 a month,)
Patterns and full partiqvilars sojitupon re
ceipt of 10c. -postage. Littleieli 6i Co.
Adams, Kew ork.
Is Found in
k
the
lurity of ing", and 3 011 are
he her.'
tion which invites disease. If
the blood is pure and healthy,
you have sweet sleep, nerve
strength, mental viVor, a t;ood
appetite, and perfect digestion.
roiled to cat her hair, as eho could not j
ier.- ilia v.c--ht ci it. At first the change ,
' l lie hct-Ur was very gradual; the :
. .j-.ric-i to bo 1ct-s frexnient and tho FWi.Il
; ;;r in some of tha joials subfcided ttiicr '.
usin2 about one bottle. Then improve- !
inciit v.-aa mere rapid and one niht she
avrpriscd r.s greatly by teil-ng us that v.e
sited not prop her up in bed as vre had
cr.o fcr s?ver:tl ruonths, and next ziijrht
! BiXQ surprised 1:3 fit ill mora by roliiag
over cere1:'! the bed. From that time on
Improvement was Very Rap! J
and eho teen began to creep about the
hoae d.u-1 then to walk on crutches. Now
she generflly uses but one crulch, the dis-
t p.-e having left one leg crooked, and I fear
it v.-II I mnain so. We feel that to Hood's j
Sarsapaiiila we ov. e cur child's life. 1
y way li
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Give it a trial this pxirin.
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t;rt -at.'-st pot-'siblo amount of indc-mrity in t lit cv nt of (h-alh, at
the lowest possible present cali outlay; and tbv Cl'APANTIvLI)
1XCO.MIC IOLICV which embraces every vnlu.-iblo i'tattiie of in
vest meat insurance, and which, in the event, of adversity overtak
ing t ho injured, may be used as COLLATTKltAL SL-.T'IHTV- I'OK
A LOAN, to the extent of the full h-ul reserve vah:o ii vi-uf. in ae
eordanee with the terms and conditior..s of these polkv.t.
P. E- JONES.
in the City of Winston,
Manager for North Carolina.
Notice.
I'.y virtue of a decree mi'de March 4, l "ii5
in a Kpet-ial proceedings before N. S. Wil
son, C S. C, entitled 11 C. I.incback Aih
ministrator of K. M. Conrad, deceased,
ajrainst i li-n E. Conrad and others. The un
designed will sell on Monday, the 0th day
ofMav, 1S05, at one "o'clock p. m., at the
Court house door in Winston, X. C , upon
the following terms:i cash i in three, and 1
in sixjmoiuhs, takiiig bonds and approved se
curity for deferred payments, the following
described tracts of real estate, situated in
Forsvth county, X. C. First lot. known as
the dwelling house on which is situated the
dwelling house of the late K. M. Conrad, de
ceased, containing 1 ;-10 acres, encumbered
with the widow's dower. Second traTt,
known as the J. A. Transou tract, contain-.
inp; 20 acres more or less, and adjoining the
lands of Jno. Holder and others, consisting
t f uplands. Third tract, known as theS. A.
llauser tract, containing 3-Ji acres, consist
ing of uplands and bottom lands, adjoining
the lands of Jacob Mock and others. Fourth
tract, known as the E. 1. llauser tract, con
taining 31 i acres, consisting of uplands ami
bottom lands, adjoining the lands of Jacob
Mock and others. The above lands are lo
cated in Vienna Township, on the waters of
Muddy Creek. For further description, see
boundaries of lands in petition on tile in the
Clerk s ollico. April 1st 113.
It. C. IdXEBACir.
Adiu'r, cf K. M. Conrad.
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in the condi
' I can't cat, I have r.o oppf .-tit?," ia the
ccniplnsct of nary p'"erlcjust now. This
ii l-t-cacsa tl-e Moo-l in in a sl'.vjgish end
inipuie conditio;!. Vitalize find enrich
it hy taking ilood'a i-crsararilia.aiid yoa
will toon be hiti:;rry oil the time because
your blood v. ill (:.nd proper euste
uance ft era ocl fotd.
ricrvoi;3 Dycpcpsia.
" I suffered vciili whit t he doctors called
nervous dy jk psia. I fouM h irdiy walk
ar.d could hardly keen ai yt hin? on my
stomach. I dectored for f-isor neven years
bat the ciiff'.rc.it iacdieitK-3 did not do mo
any (rood and I jrrew sieac':!;.- worr.c. I
vould havosicfe hradaclso for three daya
and nisht3 caufiac; n;o ptich fl;rony that it
seemed as though I vould rather die than
live. I waa told to try Ilood'a Sarsaparilla
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NO MORE EYE-GLASSES,
Ko fT... rtC;'--'" Weak
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Eyes!
A Certain Safs and Erieclivo Hcmody for
SORE, WEAK and INFLAMED EYES,
jVfittt HftHff t.n:i(-Kiffttftlnfnit. anil
liCKtoriti ff tlK! Sight of the oUt.
Cures Tear Drops, Oranulntion,Styo
Tumors, Rod Eyes, Matted Eye Lashes,
and pnonrcixo qtticic urliep
ASD PEIU1AKKNT CURE.
Also. iTnl1,v liirn-ions trn nHl f n
MIkt itiit'ti an l lncrk, Fever
Nurrw, 'i'liimtrN. Suit ttheiam. ItnriiN,
l'lle. or micro kt inllaiuitmilitn rilnln,
JUIOil LLSI SAUX may bo usvU to
advantage.
SOLO Bt fti.L DRUGGISTS AT 25 CENTS.
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