YOU
jfc jfc Borrowing YOUR Neigh
' tor's LEDGERI j.! WE WilLSeni it to
' YOU Twelve Months for ONE Dollar.
J jfc Six Months: 50 Cents. j jfc
an X rr-xAri Acrma t;m a , c jt
ledg pit . yo'j:- v
VOL. 17.
WINDSOR.N. C., THURSDAY, APRIL 5 1900
NO. 6.
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4-
'If..'
v Yoa can hmv abetter car
pet, a prettier carpet and a
cheaper -carpet than your
neighbor by writing for on
of oar 16-colored litho
graphed catalogues, which
chew. Carpets, Rnp, Art
Squares, Portieres, Lac
Curtains, and Bed ts la
their real colors so that
ftmata. a?a fa If f 7 by looking at these colored
VVpsu, sa If 11.17 -i-fc-. 0J can tell exactly
: low a oarpet win look, yr flM-ra arap-
ry at yor wladwv v -r':'55C
Wt prepay frtigHy $ew car
fleis freehand furnish wadded
iimng-wunout
., Oar General Cats
tecne tells about every
11
PI
u
!
HJat'to cat, wear and
, 'fue, arid will save yen
-aioney oa every thing
Ta nse at ctcIT -.
iMAftbe year.
.JJurlVlad-- wrear
CI ot hl Catalexue.
f y fktest styfes of softs andoTercoats, prices rang
Ia5 front.S5.Mt fas. W prepay ezpressagw
'.f; ; It youfiToaeaI5-wlth iob belore, aow la
& tha'tUM to beglh.All catalogues' are free.
.V:Vhlpl. do yoti wtarAdOresatlUa way-:. :
; y f mAX&WbUErHD Dept. 909.
formance; and not only his croweded
audience and his colleagues, but the
country itself applauded him. " In the
debate, which ended in the exclusion
of Roberts, the Mormon, from the
AND CONGRESSIONAL DOINQS House of Rrpresentatives, Mr. little-
V ; " ; field,by the sustained excellence, the
Members of Congress Who Have Won cleat reaSoning and the eloquent ex
Fame. The Great Orators ofOther pression of his speech, placed him
Years. New Congressnjaii and Old s-if literally in the front ranks of Con
Precedents. The Modern Revival in gressional orators; and agaia in plead-
rouucai uraiory. 1 oe ooum suew in frtr Vwrtn Rirn he Arnt the
.. -
ror a lone Utne it wa the unwTU-
ten rule in both branches Congress
thai the newjnan should sit juticntly
in his seat one or bore years : befoie
daring to jnake a .speech. t In , the
House of Representatives a member
of ability usully succeeded ia sayiog
Business Centers.
TSie? man ufactur er'Recor points
out tharthe South has already its
centers of manufacturing of one' kind
or another,1,, which come to mind
whenever the names of certain locali-
first impression. His star is still risings
JYhen Mr. Wilcott of Coloraiio, first
went into, the Senate his briliant,- ora
tory refused to remain quiet under the
old precedents, and whenever he ris
es to speak the .. galleries ; are filled,
and the nawspapers . print what he
says.; benator Uepew, a new .mem-
ties are mentioned. Newport News
with its shidbuildirg, Charlotte with I . , j j . ' il
, - . , . . . ber, has already mada a set. speech
lf-c rnttnn TLTtlic Kirminoham with lt I " .
. - r. . . i--nd o good one. too.. Representa
tive John M.. Allen, the famous hum-
t
DR. W.L.DA VIS
'
ConsultiiiglOptician.
All errors of ref rection scientifically corrected
W. R. JOHNSON,;
ATTORNEY-AT-UAW,
WINDSOR, N. C. -
iron and steel. Mount Pleasant with
its phosphates, Corsicaua with its -pe
troleum, Pocahontas with its coal and
Beumont with its lumber are illustra.
tions. Of course, there are other
places Richmond with its locomo
tive works, its tobacco factories, wood
enware works, iron-working establish
ments, shipyard and obattoirs; Nor
folk with it& lumber mills, woodwork
ing establishments,- machine shops
and. other, activities growing from its
importance , as a- railraad terminal
orist of Mississippi, by his inim'ta
ble drollery held in the firstyeais of
his Congressional life to upset the
same old precedents in - the House;
and thus it has gone on, until now
Congressman in either branch need
not keep himself bottled up for fear
of shocking the sensibilities of the
older membeis.
On one of the buildings of Har
varH TTnivrs!tv are seven tilnf irred
and point of export; Aimison with jts supposed to of . the
iron interest and car shop; Knoxville
Shattanooga, Nashville Greensboro,
Angusta; Georgetown, Brunswick,
Neweeston where diversification of
QocIk and Jewelry iajidafr more or less
large proportions, while in other ci
ties ond- towns, too, the industrial
and commercial life has been quick
ened, and week by week one under-
Practlcea la alt Courts. .
Special attention glvea to Collection.
First-class Watch. repairing.
of Spectacles and Ey-glasses.. for
, sale.
R. W. HAL1SH,
A CARD.
if t V". 5
FROM MR. W. A. SAUNDERS
Ml Editor:
When the Faram AlUinct aor
cluirJ tie rftcJt at iK t?4 ti
rrry lor ari a;-Iicoe -fru:r., t ?
corxf. to tLe Ytrt Trn,
"xkd tuy its tf-."
Icpta:o yocf hx4r:t 4t4V tt ta tie
-1
i
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something in bis secona Tcr, . ana, rmircd I wis one ci tU nl to iob VLxt yc-r bt.- fciy et: ct:t
using his speech in his campaign for it, bellcrisj that ia ill saw rtlki to toimbn. V.t wd tc c-i
renominating, added in his . owa be the fanner. , I continued a metier h?it ia rH'- tee V.V:r.
half, as a". clAini for his , candidacjr, with the rxllcf aod hope that ood jvaUiiiT'
that a man must be in . Corgrcss at would result to ocr people. Ect, Mr. "Hvct? a r5,ixw.
least two years before aroouoting to Editor cr ad uxL'r and amot tncoo- ,Ifacoa Whhe." tMt t-.e t ak-I-
anything, and that . the. ;coostUueots j ciously,io the indiridealisciUr, it jr vo.c; 1uti 'f, .l J'-
wouid.ihercfcre ; would sent their drifted icto politics through the fab-e Ux V
nmrn infATMtt hff nWllpn him Othv I l... Vtn .( t iV. wmAit I rv fM r-i-Hr It t J t r '-.
erwise they would lose his experience, members. However. I uUl b,.irev," t1 Wooo n WaUwj J
Thus it came about that m probably to its principles, bvt des;;c to aa- prachct rxjiJea ti.r4 tcaJ
1 r , ? 1 J!.i. I .. . I ... "
one-nau oi uc uongreasioo! uuuiuj i nounce laroun rour commas my eo i r r ..: j tis t?--ce 14 a r:2 i
of the United States it has been the dorsemect of the pending Coajiitu-
rule to give every Representative two jtionai Amendment and ray pcrpot
terms. - Ai-a matter. ollact.. the new J to vote for tL
member, i be ImibUiiyls' often a I I believe io the rule cf the white
better Representative than the , old 1 man and Acrlo Satoa ran tuner a&d
stager, becaose he is fresher from the see ta the Aocndxaent tht altataatioa ojctra tfa mzci?i f
people and is better able to Jnttrprtt j of the negro vote which I - bclxre to I -U it ay ks4! No I
their sentiments and desires. I be a ceo ace to toe reacef ul ard or-
In the . Senate the p'recteot of I derly , admisUtratioti ot cmt Suit
. . ' . . i .....
t it:
shiftl e 1 1
the
'."1
'1
Ty' C . :;it J : : r n s
I X fills i.:ct, l t:rr: i
r t-J tlrtd aa fir t:t.
a a
r tflU-'LyC'CsiT t?-5
. The firacoa fli,tl LU rvrs -J
A.R. IV
F!crt, fizct
tt
Expert Watchmaker and
Graduate Optician
Main St, next door to Mrs. $arrctf s
' store. ,
t3 Cash Paid For Old Gold and Silver.
7INDSOR,N. C
greatest orators of the world Dem
osthens the Greek; Cicero the Roman
St Chrysostom the Syrian, Bossuet
the Frenchman, Chatham and Burke
the Englishman, and Daniel Webster
the American. If anyone should
have any doubt whatever about, the
practical value of oratory, all he
need do would be to read the lives
cxite t t!f il5ti Lssotti-iZtly. thu
r IU' Ka-a xm CCtitt ccept
cm el etitve rrrr .xr at4 U KtTt
UZi.m Yi tule ly J. J. itirc &
Ilrow
h
r-i7 Uzr In'.z It t: -S
u zlj (. "la ara c
it i rrt ; I
rs
ti,.
e lot these seven men. l ney gave voice
: neq as uusiuess organizaiious are
TIM
iiiiM 8 Powellsiilie
putting forth efforts in support of
established industries and for the pur
pose of inducing others- to come in
their direction.
The experimental stage of the
South's cultivation of its industrial en-,
ergies has been passed. . 'v
to the sentiments and the destinies
of their peoples, and arrayedthe . for
ces of civilization and oatriotism upon
definite issues.
, . In .this country, in the dose of the
century, the office of the orator , has
undoubted usefulness.: . It has . been
said for many years that the multipli
cation of the newsna Per and Diintin?
In this new order of things Con- . - . - - r
PAS8ENQER1TRAI NS.i mer habits. Randolph,
j Wh. Clay and Webster the wonderful or- . And pUdty wef need
wastea no ume m participation in ue . .Q - statesmanshiD and uolitics
discussions. They took at ouce the Even the newSDaDers need the service
i - t: i A.! i !u. J I . . .
pia w wmuxnax anuues unuiioi and sUrel when orator jnt0
them, aud in the stress and strain off ; . . . ,
consiuerauon me . Droaaer view, nc
xeet oi inose w no naa servca i yei ociteve m ifte ptiaopict o I (o a ecrslt el trm
was being, carried to . ridiculous ex the Foptilist party and ara a pcpjtiisj U fcU Hrls
tremes. We are now, however, that uUt, from honest coovictioct, U io-1 1 1 "f T r t ta
tK;Vmer Mm in both Sen'lte tern) ft te fr Ant $-tr.: Ttlr tVvU I tl C-VT: VtUl
anil llnni wt 1nvflrdUI to tM tin 1 Anmttf . . I . . . . .
. , i . m
that great men of other generations! . Re$pecJu2y
naturally took the leadership of de- w. A. SAUN D EKS
bates, and when the great men disap
peared from public, me, ine amaiier rMr Saunders b a wtU letortsed
ones maintained .the etiquette for their i0tcnieTO cluicn. 1 U Is "pTicti.
own. dignity.- . . . -.1 callr the leader of the PoroSj riml He n h-Z oa t srrt
. In tecent , Congresses there have ia Woodrille township, ad I tUoec b a ditcd ccaj.tico. V.lu:'tlcfci:
come to the front new , men fully, from whom hU Pc!iti,fripd b ttt? nicd a pntthj. I U4
quipped for their duties and . sensibly most cf their foforma&ct aad'i3- diiak at J cc-ial pjy fct h. tiut
determined to avail themselves , CI t ruction, he beir.? the Scrrtxrv cilrrrlr. A&d iLnr tsrd rod! Yri I trl
. - . . - i I - -
their rightful opportunities and tnusi executive com mittre cf that towa-hrtr.try j-t ct t.
the precedents have been broken. I ahip and doiog taoit of the wotk cf
the chairtaaa. He is a juuict cf the
RAILROAD.
jrtu'I; Time: Table No. a.
. a-A'rErFECTIVE -2T-, 1899.
North.
No,
but now. we are beeinnincr to-see that
vara nrftm!eriiAitetict rf tnvL
eSL .;4? "Butlers
y i.itie-'-Askewsville '.
7 t Pollr Gro.ve
1 SS" , , B RAN NINO
7 40, y : PoweBsville
Ar
630pm
600
55
5
AV twiw,
T tiht tMW
Xrt it a I Immk.
There It h? ce-e tcsal ciuot ta
CENTRAL UOTUL
ThC Troubles. Of a : CaaiUdatC, I peace; an hoocit Ulicrcr.ln the prio
ri pies cf the Fopcnt party bt . rrali-
A nenrhv edttor who it is believed. IC1 lnC POUOO C piKJ tUM
wouldn't Imperil his immortal soul w ia- This type of a PcpIrt
nnnerearW; mints, the following I VOUodtM ftJpCCt fof-4S
Twowll known candidates running h." Ci0 poien2 urt Ue aJ tU! U a
est convktions of his own. . Ht U .lh;Ttaro,w l tU
xor inc same -u. . . .JliriUlluVU It,.H vr e,'
near town last weekv uoin nappen- v . .r.r: r . - 7 " , CdrT. WU Vy Ut e: rt a.'uf n. e U tc, i u tt a
ed on theTsame road a short, dUiacce I ItJow hoaie oFPor- thu Acted-,r rrr. trf u a frj
t! llh-'.-ll lilt ttU'3
ltd--r.t2t..tri!3Tf
y.isy cf ttu t.i t;v
Thry rt-mlcf xlu
crr4 tht tti t : v
thry t'it ttt ti-t r-tiJ-dicta
thciroTS c-I'rtr,
Tea cis tTi.-i 13 tr.::
1
1
lea cis izzrz tr.:J I
Si.ntrtr:;it!:uhjitr5 j
f:::c4 f:r till cc-'rr. fj
If r -t-f t et j!ti.
t',S Ul r A ft' y.. ii
ai a-m -4 iat --
K ! f act.i a 4 tX
-V-".
i J I t l i, .. Wm
, W w Vw V-
1
X tl.UVLi.HAV. Tr
Cr.nf:'Ai"' rt:-: j " ' t at.3
! ..
tt! t
Lv
a. TaiW cer Sundav. '- Flae Station
Train No. 2 makes direct connection -with thef j - j 1 v . 1. 1 : tUo. nnrM'c t,!cUrt mrto K nrtrmr.
NoabTi &iCAxoiJNA train No. 102 at Ahoske 1 "ig" anu coiission; arew iue DngnieM ":.. vrt
for Norfolkv,Txauj No. 1 makes direct connection
505
4 45 p n I those strong, tense; time which led
to the Civil War. when" oassion ran must appreciate tne tact, mat never
lor IS ortOlK-nlxaui wo. I maices aireci wineciion 1 , . 1 . . . I . .. . . . t
with NoRTOLK&CAaouNANo.ioi from Norfolk, sparks, -.there was a vigor in the ra- tunity.sogreat.as . at present. Not
jrW.BRANNIN G.C.E. BRANNING wry wnicn was supero. ine ieenpg pny does he addreSs a splendid COn
-; rr..:' - - ' - r" TOW "-'" 01 tne times can oe juagea wnen sucn
lHNSHAWr : ' a manas WendeU Phillips, one of
. Qeral freight Wenger Agent. ; ,. the greatest.of Our Orators, who Was
HP'Ajp AlP "I'lfVP as gentle and as winsome as a worn
UnDPCAlVC . would not honer Henry Clay or
Uk -rs" ?-MaiJ Steamers 4 Daniel Webster ;even after, death; b
,.,xAr I cause neither of them realized his a-
iVlaiW'V' . I
apart; the hindmost one called at : a fcvura v ok w Kcita i.tc-t tw jtu;;t ..n ..j
ttJL wKere . bright little ecnrcj th peace- cl iheu nUx. He coott cts emK '4 . ' 3 "
SKo to' slSS st fimidcaod protrcts the virtue cl fo el ir-.rc t ic tuCM
girl came to the door. . Said he bis . . r... Suaxh ack5 Urtf txtJlt, K: te!.
sie.will.yoa reasebring me a dntk iir yen ii,we tave fxa i..e u K Jrrea lrkf x - tt OTTTDr'T?
of water?', which she quickly.did, then I?".: m eiettiiojT tUd whoTy cvrri srcl ieJ a-c 1 X. riXUUtl,
he gave her candy and taid:'Did.th Mr. Saupdcn . ihw fnnoyoce r t-;, o,ft 2i IrcU trt' Actr.! "
. . k . . himself. Edj.1 than ctr; Iti pm.: rnrtrri" .
the man just ahead of men give you iVw, IJi r..; . 5A
candy ?r Yes sir. Then he gave hex a
... a a a '
nickel and saio:. 'Lnp. ne ; give. you
tidary
troubSrt a4 tarttr !- rrk
course of people, but his thoughts go
to millions of attentive readers within
a dozen hours of their deliverance.
Fortune doeso always favor the! S 'C lUitei s ie.
money? 'Yes, sir. -ne. gave, roe ten pj. urt the M acayunk Fhiusophcr
cents. Then picking her up In his The bad e is not vsuaHy the eti
arms, he kissed her and said : Did lie soonest broke. . .
kiss yon? Yes. siry and, he klssedma ycJ t? jhcd.the ash man.
too
AND
CASXORIA
- mm a a w w .
iiiW H--S?-r--'i U bolitioniewsi -v':'4.i;,j..,. -, j.- hW'ww y4". "
To-AtL Points North East & W.l ::Tt,J : "'.t,;,! Tlia flwrl Ypti Wva Ilwsv RfS
keinorieA iia Z?:Tt
Lv. Norfolk Jackson st.
, LVr55lf PbTnl Cinifbrl.n.vV.V-..
v Ar. Baltimore Pier 19, Light st. .
545 P- m
.65 P in.
...7:00 a. m.
B. & O. 8..-R.. . P. R R.
An Philadelphia. . 10:15 a. m. 10:15 a. m,
Arl-lewYork, :.-i'f. tia:35 -P- - "V21 P-
fitMmets leave dailv exceoit Sunday." '
For staterooms and any information call at.; ' .-.
Norfolk Ticket Office, Main and Qranby Streets.
-?:' - Phoes .iia. .. "
Esjk LAMB, ; X :WvB( BRpyN;
Gen. Agt. .;-.!V': - ' ; JPass.AEt.
themes but by reason of the fact that I ra ef
. U .1 n- ... 1 t. I . t j
- f DOtn Drancnes 01 congress were muui
smaller, taan -tney are to-day. and
were not held in . check' by cast-iron
rules When Speaker Reed reyohi-
ion.ized the parliamentary goveni-
meny Of 4he House of Representatives
tie made7 tt a better business body,
but he didn'dt . hold its oratory,
Spring coats are being sprung.
Spring, fever germs axe walking I ashes.
The road to success is seldotn easy TBeathem Rallwty Prtrarlaf Fo z . frj(jMBNTS.
to ride. j' Saipner Resort TravtL I " ".
-Poor penmen rive themselves bad --- - GRA VESTO N ES.
characters, .
.F-RiI pLOQD .CURE.
RAtL.RpVP
Ntfi! ' Not,-: 'fe1 -No '.TNoU'S
t'l 49 H SAtipfjak; i48-,- ..fioa '
T5T a. m. 'Mtt-
1 . j r ' ,. '"'.
s& 9 00 LvNVrfk,Ar. S SsXidasI
sj4P 9 Pinners Point. s jo . , w;io
9 46 .v.prNffw . 5 os' ,-o,4$:.;
jt 1000 ....SBffolki,? -450- -.o3-
j'jo 1034 ......Gates.?;: 4 so S-tf'
4 .1S ib 50 ......Tunis.... eg 837!:
- 436 11 06 ... Ahoskie.... ' 3 41 8 20
tSS- :K aiv Anlandeji.,. ;-.r3raj&.' JSCoj
5-3$ ia 00. Hobgood.... -2 53 s-a .
6.06' J 12 ai' 'Ar.TarboroLv. ' ' 2 31 . 7 4
3'S ! ftockV NfoTinfi 4 1 55 ' 37
.- .
iu 4a auiiu llama uciw
Trains Nofcao aad 48 Solid" trains tief ween Pin
nerTToint nn, WHnuagtonvi famTSd. 4? con
nectst aokf0iwtitb..trTaa4ifoalfi)o
South and No. 78 train for all pcuats North..
uensrai.aianagsr.,;, tup 1. 4 rains, s
T. M .. C MEB50
, wnwai r-ai lianas. Agent.
r-
An offer providing faith to Snfferars
1 .
- Is your Blood Pure? Are you sure
of it? Do" cuts or scratches heal slowly
,' f Does your skin itch or . burn?. IJave
vou PimrJes? EniDtions? Foul Breath
many; a. humilia; Catarrah? Are you pale? If so purify
'tionior artemberrtd. get an opportu-1 your, Blood at once with B. B.. B.
hity to speak, for it bad to be literally tetanic uiooa uaim;... xi maaes uw
ivnfl.rcrtn :W ,J Blood Pure and Rich, heals every
i; 7 - . sore and gives a clear, sooth, healthy
flWtstnctrbTiJlhis commitue on ... : neerseated cases like ulcers.
t..!. VilJ ,nnn tV,. I . - - n ' r n
jutirMijuv"wiu upuu.. 11 cancer, eating sores,, iraiuiui aweii
speroaking. . ' : . i ' ipgs, Blood Pqisonare quickly, cured
f-iTheomenan'-the present ConT by.B. B. B., made especially, for all
cress Iwbsraorexthan others, ; have I obstinate Blood. and . .skiq " Troubles.
. r? - t - . . , i 3 I n t- j'x . t .1. . -.
madereputauons Dy nrst speecnea i a. s. is aiacxeci ifom.uuacr jew
are-peoapr , ievenage, oi tnaiaua, eaies oecause ix. ix. ix. -ui aius. uic
andRepresentative- Littlefield, of Poison !and.Humors out of the Blood
dafi-Mr. Beveridge was criticise4 and.e.ntire systemso ;" the symptoms
fdroresumin2 to make a set speech cannot return .'.Give', it a triaL It
so, earl v in his Senatorial career, but cures, when all else fails. Thoroughly
t jeyifisnwasausw yj ir-1 iwicu.wi . .
rr:,,-.. : -w j stores at i per large ootue, o lare..
'- ; - -j i bottles (f ull treatoent) ' $$. So suf.
vi th&balhlhat bit GI B.-V Stead awav absolutely free.- Write for it.
WILLIAMS HOUSE,
1.0. WCisj, frrjv.
.The oldest hotel in the town
I have seen better days. I was once
an ice man, but I was f.rrd. Ah I set I Uvcrv attidicxi
said. toe Udr. yott were reduced; to UnCct all trains.
SLOil hick IO
LEVVISTON N.C.
Mk frMt. ., .War, .m
VAVERLEY-
i.. a3 10 y c,! (i)
a CLTTCji.
The rassenf,er Department of the
. . 1 . !. I ft ". t . : k. . . -T"' . '1
'ine piano nas a 101 oi cys,,o ioouxocan jauway mi k eux urw a M4,4wvi..i)M,M
-When the .critics roast an actor helwilliog toet;teruin.sucx.bcardcf, rT cZt'SJZZZtTZZ
naturallv feels hot about it ... .Ircsidrng on or ceir the Southern RiiMli .t ? 4mZZm'mt
Hens are workiog overtime lo an-
. " 1 . r . 1 tt
iiapauon w urc iasv iuu. i - rtijwsiTiuii
r- r CI..1. - inrl I ' . -. . . . ..'It
-. TJr-o ,r' .-t?fc-i BUnks can be had cl 5UtoQ A
WogssYesshe gave me the imarble - bVddrt!cg. if. W'Al
heart. , I Turk, General rasscrer Agext.
t I. . ... T-k
When it comes to fare, the - Street oumcra auway, .wio.
C.
i-)- i t, i .1
i-
a.-" ' . ' W
MA
7 a a
. til it.
5
car conductor doesn't confine Ws be-
I - .
lief to love and war.
u IJoax He.Ukes things easy. Joax
'Yes; he manages to get every con.
tagious dissase that'a going. . . 1
We have saved many doctors bill
since we began using Chambarlain's
Couh Remedy in. our home. e
tr asT. -a rv-i i i i jiw ri an. iiirr nine auu .
,r . - ; , If troubled witn rtiesctisa, rrrt
7 v Chamberlain's Pala'Cala a tiuh It
Mr. Begins I thought yoa writ
going to cut Mrs. Wtai:. The very
first time you meet her yon stop asd
talk. Mrs. Bvggins I know but the
had a new hat on.
That Taraaatef rwla
A GREAT BENEFIT
TO YOU
tnanxJfewjkiMicKin; theCiyi Address BLOOD BALM CO., Atlanta w
War?"Itcaused horrible "Ulcers, that Oa, Write Jtoday. - Describe trouble t
Tib treatment-.helped' -for r 2 o years, land free medical advice given.
fTUAM.llMaVlAM'. A C.lfM iivawl 1-.'" f '
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oegin to eaten coia wc ucgta w . . . t
the Cough Remedy, and as a result . ;ri.:Lfllli5a a : ttikte
him. "Cures-Cntsi -Bruises, -burps,
BbilSt'Ferons; Skin Eruptions. Best
Curer-fniaranteed Sold bv R. C. W
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1 Tits l&ijta UrBlim El
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orandmcuraUrge doctor bl g b ;t ,
tor. hamDeriam-s iga cocaj .. ttf.
ncv fails to cure. , It is ruin!y a f,JlcJi nu:nxy in . ec lK!,l
medicine of great rnent and wwth- I , , Ja ftri f J t : ,
D S. TUahkIe, General Mexchint . J w 4 t , , u
and Fanner Mattie Bedford county, - :TH Vrr, :S 1- !
Pa. lor sale by J J Jurdre Bro. " t-.. n T t 1 1 ; '
;In order to make room for Spring stock.
I have reduced all Mens and BoyV
Over-coals, Suits, Boots and Shoo.
Ladies' Hats and Capes, m nice Drc s.
Goods and many other goods at vcr
.low prices.
Don't fall to call, and sec for your: elf.
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