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EVOTGJITOR'
PUBLISH BVCRr AFTtRNOON.
lEcrpl Sund.iy)
EVENING VISITOR Mil -CO.
rut "vKiTfiR bv carriers in tlw C'ty.
THE VISITOR, hy carriers
iS cents per month.
rvices for nuihng. f3 per year, or 25
cents per month.
Otiice-Upstairs over Mr. J. Hal Boblv.t's
Orui; Stre, 2nd lloor.
V M JUIOWN, Sk., yi'fi't.
IUleiirh, N. C
FRUD. A. OLDS,
ROBERT L. GRAY,
LDliOK
CllY tblTOR
HALFllili,
NOV 1. 11
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.
If subseilbers fail to ffet their paper
in future they will -h-n favor by -porting
the failure to this othre.
fSubscriptioiis to the Vihitok may be
left at No. 327 West .lolies street. 321
West Lane street, and CIO Kast Daue
Ht reet .
Cleveland has lost 20 pounds in
llesh sin.e he left Washington lat
August.
Russia has in its treasury fe"
rubles to the number .f 0 Ul.'JS 1 ,(H )( .
nearly .-J500.000.000 in g"UV.
A movement is materializing o eoii
neet Raleigh. Durham, 0 reensbo.-,
Winston, Charlotte and other towns
by telephone.
In spite of the railway strike t uli
fornia has increased its shipments of
fruits over last year by 1.050 car
loads of green fruit.
Yesterday the young empress nf
: China commicted sui-ide. She .was
rebuked by the emperor, who slapped
her face, whereupon she took poison.
The New York democratic state com
mittee has begun to do some figuring.
It says that if Hill gets 40,000 ma
jority below the Harlem river he will
be elected. .
The board of directors of the ( i reens-
boro female college yesterday elected
Prof. Peacock president. This election
was expected. Prof. Peacock is a
very able man.
The latest, news from Russia is
that the czar is dying. The, dispatch
;: says his left lung is so seriously iiir
flamed that all hope is abandoned ami
the news of his death may be expected
at any moment. , -
A Methodist church in New ...York
city allows mothers to attend with
their infants, and if a baby cries din
ing service a committee .. of.-.-yrnmg'
ladies is provided to care for it in an
adjoining room. .
Yesterday at, Bethlehem, Pa., Le
high university won a hotly contested
game of foot-ball from the, university
of North Carolina; 24 to 6.. Guion's
phenomenal 80 yard run for ' the
university of North , Carolina was . a
feature of the. game
Secretary Herbert of the navy has
ordered the swift new cruiser Mont
gomery to report at Mobile November
18th. The secretary will represent
the government on the vessel at
Mobile when the city of Montgomery
presents a splendid silver service.
The statement is made at New York
headquarters that the grand jury has
just found indictments against police
captain Stephenson and wardineii
Glennon, Burns and Smith, upon evi
dence brought out before the Lexow
committee. The specific charge is
blackmail. ,
Some interesting facts as to the
downward tendency of food prices are
given by the "American Grocer"
from its market reports since 1809. It
appears that a certain quantity of
fourteen articles of daily household
consumption which cost ,62 in 1869
van now be bought for $30, and that
the only article of general use that is
Li', her now than it was then is coffee.
Thy cheapening is attributable to in
creased production, improved methods
of manufacture, and a gradual lower,
ing of railroad freight rates.
! The report" i current in Smt!i
Carolina that independent letfi
lative tickets will he miimiincej on
the dav preeediii:.' elii t i ri in tinny
.mintis with a view to Kill in ie the
Till.nM.Mtes a.l rapt tire the
ture, thus insuring '! illnmi' .lefeni
be Butler. The story it is alleged is
beiiiLj l ircnlated by T illiinnili"-,
and thi' a nl is set it down as s s heme
toatoi.s- the I illmaiiiles to go to t lie
pi. lis and mte for li aus for peiim-.
To Alabama, boys a'cd 10 mid 1.1
years, were taken sick list Sunday
and seemed to be a lette 1 with l.ydii -phobia.
They would l ite and gnaw
at anything they could reach. They
continued to grw worse and both
died Monday within six hours of each
other nu t were buried in one colliii.
None of the family knew anything
about their haviu,' been bitten by any
animal. It is a very suaiue case.
The extent and power of ma bin -ry
construction aie perhaps nowhere
more wonderfully exhibited than in
the working equipment of the latest
cruiser. There are sixty-one separate
engines, not comitiiiLT cylinders, win h
would run up to '120 for main,
auxiliary and pumping purposes.
The low-pressure piston is T2 niches
in diameter, has an area of 45 square
feet and an initial load ofjtk) tons.
The condenser tubes, if placed end to
end, would form a tillie 33 miles long,
and the cooling water passed through
these tubes equals 30 000 000 gallons
per day", or enough t. supply a lartre
city with water. The main boilers, if
placed end to end, would form a
tunnel 150 feet long and large enough
for a train of cars to pass throutrli.
The heating . surface is equal to one
and one-eighth acres.
ROBl'.FRS RI X DOWN- y
Sharp Work by the -Pacific Coast Detec
tives. Tub Dallks, Oregon, Oct. 31, Af
ter two weeks' endeavor on the .-part
of detectives and local o Ulcers, the
parties xvho robbed the Pacific ex
press company's oflice in this city of
$14,000 October' 12 ' have at last, leen
apprehended and placed under ar
rest, and all but .2()0of the money re
covered. ' :
Frank Klein and and Otis Savage,
young men of respectable parents,
living here, are in jail, haying made, a
complete; xonfessiotl. of the theft.
Many clews were followed by detec
tives, but all proved fruitless until
it was suggested that possibly Klein
and Savage, who have been living in
idleness about town, and who once I e
loiiged to what is known as the Haw
thorne gang of desperrdoes, might be
implicated. .
It was reported that the young men
were separated from the gang on ac
count of a disagreement as to the
plan for robbing a Union Pacific
train.
Shortly after seperating Hawthorne
and pals robbed a store of a lot of
&uns, and left for their rendevous.
'! he only cle,v to the robbers was a
bar of steel, sharpened at one end,
which fastened into a hook, found I e
side the empty treasure box on the
Hour of the express office on the morn
ing of the robbery,
A. Dreadful Death.
.Kansas City, Mo; Oct. 31. C. M.
I'liall, foreman of an elevator, met a
l rightful death here. He was taking
n the slack of a wire cable which was
wound around an iron drum and drew
ars up an incline. His arm was
caught between the cable and drum.
The cable, slowly coiled around his
body. His hand was cutoff and drop
ped to the iloor. Then the cable cut
through the body in se.eral places
and his legs fell to the fioor. His
horrified fellow-workmen watched
him die. Phall's brother stood beside
the drum, powerless to aid him. When
the drum was stopped Phall's body
had been cut to pieces, and mangled
limbs and chunks of flesh i.ay in in a
pool of blood on the lloor.
Courting a deaf girl in a boarding-
honse parlor is an undertaking
fraught with difficulties.
Huge Drop InSug vr Imports.
Wamiixotos, O.-t. 31. Tli- impor
tations o' Hiiitir f t s..;.teu, , i -box t
r m-i i I.Vue ttllin.' ''!' i .. i in H v
from ptev i,.!i in oil 'is. I : I ily ll
was imported Tti5 (NMI (NMI p.oiud .. hi
A l. J nil 1 IS OK) (SI.) nds. lii!ii:r
September, which s!i-.ws tl - l;i .!
f reus ,f t he it . !,n ill act. i lie imp" i -tati.ois
aegieat.-d n little less firm
50 OOi) r.M p.. mo is, valued at rl 4"0.
O.l'.l. ii decrease from A u n -it of !J -
t
1 1 1' v 1 1 ii i-1 ,..i. .. ,1 t- ,n, in),- . ,r Tiii
" i "j
(HKI (Ml,).
. . .
riirt for ll'nt-''!i
AsHreino tp 'op l f irili" ( i.e. l
actlf Hec' i ''lter. I.,n urovpil to "-l-(.
v 4r b. l tf ..'ts I'Pnus t
cure a i ' " ' 'oo-i i-e (b' t tnt i ,l
e'elr b" -''lie', ..j ip' t to 'm liiienee.
Ve O'i;. .M n jr ,iliefo.t t oro
ere ii-f 'e Hn I (n il (l is n milv '
fair tri I In cn - of Is i r o c' ii
p,ijo, K'le'ne -.r n-ns l e;i-,
inuftlie ii.'fiiii I to,.'to il'. bov,iii4
nt few ci(i s long rebt the nw'rl
thi "i"ii on v "iv I' tl onf- I.ri'
liottle- onlv Mli! lit .John Y l f'tl'l'''
drug p'urii.
Pine fiber mattresses a specialty, a:
Thomas & Maxwell's.
A rapor Magnet.
If a sheet ofc larse Iuoaii piper ii
held up to the lire until it. is qililJ
dry and folded and cut into small
strips, being subsequently drawn
briskly under the arm tin or l life
times, . they, are converted iiutanlly
in'o a veritable paper magnet.
I, ii'"", if von .-Hnf p ire delicate
Sdfufiir ttie e iii)l X' '. .'riiifcist'i
wid l" re o iiiti "id J .bnion's
Orient :! M-dicitnl Toilet iiosp ut J Y
MacR 'e'B
..Ma'V'V'iiiis fsil Is
From a letter written by Rev. .1.
i vi uiKierinan, oi mmoniiaie, ivm-ii., we
I,.., i,t'initt.,l I-., ,,,',L-., 0!u avl..,,!. i.l
i v i ' "1'iAi.u i.i iiiiii- iiiir, .ii. i . i
have no hesitation in recommending'
Dr.. King's New Discovery, lis the re
sults were always marvelous in the
case of my wife. While I wan pastor '
of the Baptist church at Uivea Junction
I she was brought dovh with pneumonia
succeeding la grippe. . I errilile
paroxysms of coughing woull last
hours with little interruption- and it
seemed as if she could not .survive'
them. A friend -recommended Dr.
Kind's New Discovery; it was quick in
its work and highly satisfa tory in
results." Trial bottles free at John Y.
i.,, , i .. .
.uacuae s urug store, tiegul.-ir size
50 . and flOO."'
Hand polished curtain pules 20 cts,
each at. Thomas it Maxwell's.
Indigestion, Dillionsness,
And all stomach troubles are cured by
P. P P.
Prickly Ash, PokeKoot and Potassium.
Rheumatism is cured by P. P. P.
Pains and aches in the back. shoulders
! knees, ankles and wrists are all at
'tacked, and conquered by P.p.
J Ins great,, medicine, by its blood
cleansing properties, builds .up and
strengthens the ,holebody.
Not hing is so ellica -ions as P. P. p,
at t!iis season, and for toning up, iu
vigoi atiug and as a sirengthener and
appetiser take P. P P. It throws off
the malaria and puts you in good con
dition. .
Abbott's East Indian Corn .Paint
cures all corns, warts and bunions.
Burwell & Dunn, Wholesale and Re
tail Agents, Charlotte, N. C.
Seoond Hand
IFTTIR, IN" I T URE
ASD 0THKR ARTICLED
FOR SAL15 CHKAP.
6 Walnut Parlor Chiirs, 1 Tete-a-tete.
2 Rocking Chairs,
1 Ash Extension Table, 8 feet long,
1 large Kit hen Safe,
1 small Kitchen Safe,
1 round ,;arble Top Ta'de,
4 large Dining Tables, 6 feet 0 inches
long, 3 feet 3 inches wide
1 large Kitchen Table,
2 large Mirrors, best French rlass,
1 Trundle Red,
1 Feather Red,
1 high Desk, 4 feet long,
1 Iron Safe,
3 Show Cases,
1 Indian (cigar sign),
1 Spice Cabinet, 4 Tea Cans, ,
1 Taming Lathe,
Several pairs of Scales, .
3 large Saloon Lamps,
1 large Cooking Stove,
a Pool Tables,
1 Delivery Wagon, 1 Rockaway, r
1 one Horse Power Steam Boiler,
A. W. FRAPS,
East Davie st., 3d door from Fay
oc!8 2w .-, etteville St., Room No. 1, i
prr FLOWERS,
j Bonji ETi, &c.
Ruses, carnations and other flowers,
li.tskets and rior.'il desiirns it short llo
t ice.
I'llMIMKII III I.IIS
fir wiu'er bbioiiun ;. .lust arrived, a
- lei li I c.i'le ti.ui of hyacinth'.
Iulip. ii-iri isn, I'ei mini i and ( hi
liese leled lilies, d r I. ill I bulbs, be-l!
for f ut iiit:.
pvi.m.-. rr.i.xs
ill i other pot plant i fir deeorat i:ig
I lie I m. l"S-s, e er.'.rreens m d
shide trees. .Sugar mid Norvvny
iiiaplei, lini'M' e!ic limits niid Kntrli Ii
wa hulls., f i ii y ail I other tlower i.'ts
.'Hid tel II dlslies.
i'n.i.ie 1 1 . Sti;inmktz,
t he Florist.
Wn.LlAMSOX'S
i).
Sal".
I
. ill t ike p;.i e in llaleigh
Till is:).V, iVK illKK 8th,
i Ml 'i Hit. XtlVKHBKK Oth.
'v e u o er Kill head of beautiful,
hi.: li bred
: Oil! lis, I! .;! SS and SAIIULK
1 CJ HSES
Will be sold at Al'CTION for CASH,
wiritorr. ins khvh mn. All of the
great Sires and Dams are repre
sented in this sale. The blood of
OHOUOH WIUvKS, KliKCTlONliKIl
and I'.HIjMOXP predominates,
Matured Standard-lired Stallions,
llroodiii.ires, tieldings, Colts and
Fulies can be had at Yoi'R Own
PliU'H, as the wlrole lot is consigned
to a: solute -'sale, and will be sold
For TUB lllvs'l' utn.
No such lot. of horses was ever offered
at public sale in North Carolina
before, and in fact nowhere this
side of Kentucky.
Catalogues will I e ready 25th October
and can be had on application to
11. P. WILLIAMSON,
Fairview Farm, Ualeigh, N. C.
1 bstkuky Saddle asd
. Harness Horses.
Mr. Sheloy T. Harbison, of Lexing
ton, Kentucky, consigns 25 head of
these Saddle and Harness horses,
the very cream of the Dlue (Jrass.
Many of them PllH.MIIJM WINNERS.
The very lest evfr seen in North
Carolina, lie also consigns a lot ot
highly bred, young, sound clean
trotting horses that can show speed
and great merit. 15. P. W.
Salo o: La:d.
Under and by virtue of a decree of
Wake superior court, made the 24th
day of October, 1894, in the special
proceedings entitled Stronach & Johns,
administrator of David Lewis (de
ceased) vs. Miss SallieC. Lewis et a Is.,
we will sell at puMic outcry, to the
highest bidder, at the court house
door, in Raleigh, on the 1st day of
December, 1894, at 12 o'clock in., cer
tain tracts of land situated in St.
Mary's township, Wake county, N. C,
kno.vn as the "Jordan" tract, the
"Home-place" tract and the Doane
tract, all of which are are fully
described in the petition filed in the
naid specia I proceeding.
Terms of sale', one-third cash, one
third in six months and balance in
twelve months.
Stho.v veil & Johns,
oc:24.ds Commissioner..
fHotice of Executor. ;;;
Having qualified as executor of the
last will and .testament of Louisa
Gooeh, deceased, this is to notify all
persons indebted to said estate to
make immediate payment to the execu
tor, and all persons having claims
against said decedent will present the
s line to me on or befor.) the 2:lrd day
of October, 1895, or this notice will be
plead in bar of their recovery.
Levi Branson,
Executor of the will of Louisa Gooch.
October 23, 189 1.
A LAiil TOILET
Is 'not complete
without an ideal
r-
nOHPLEXIOM
POWDER, ly
pozzoNrs
Combines every element of
beauty and purity. It is beauti
fying, soothing, healing, health
ful, and harmless, and when
J rightly used is invisible. A most
fi rlolirat-n orA lni.:..UI. .
IN to the face in this climate.
: Insist upon having tht genulns.
$ IT IS f 0 , SALE EVERYWHERE,
OAK CITY STKAM LAUNDRY.
TheOak Citr Stenm Lannil
j dcymir work better than any laiindi v
in the city or stale, with less wi-at mm
' ir, at roinpeiiti.iii prices. Bei-nuse
is the i.idest and most, colllplele
'nit iii ...i lii Carolina, with latest
ij'-'.vi'd machinery and most experi
ii e I operatives. ' Kilicieucy Mud
, i in -.t ii.-ss guaranteed.
'1 : phone" . c7. I
L. li. WfATT, Plop.
A e . I of baby cm ria.-.-s j:j! re
ceivi a, at 'n.nias & Ma well's.
AM'PIW I ..nuts, i IN H. HOTCTln
Ku mecu Vmnu.er. Au-ii'l ,S Hni.t H IJ
K. I. J'AKK, in cll'.rKi yn iia mf hIioiip.
fiOYSTER, PARK & CO.
(SuosHU'in to Ellington, Royettr Co.)
IIAMDrAlTDKItRe OF
Doors, Sas(if Blinds, Scroll Work,
8TAIK HAILS
lud all Other Ktuds of Building
. Material.
Will contract to bui'd anywherejin tic
State, or furnish any kind of material d.
aired.
Our shop is equipped with the latest and
best wood working machinery We are lo
cate.! on tlie fl. . L. liallrnsd, which runt
through the beat timbered lands In North
Carolina, from wbicb we net our lops an
cut our own tuiuber. This enables us to nil
orlers of any s'ze or dienbion on short
notice W" can cut lS.OoO feet a day. Our
Dry Kiln has a rapacity or fiO.OOO feet, and
we out, f'ry and dra lumber for the r ublh
at rfnsonablp rate.
Telephone No. 135.
Our yard and shops are on West etreet at
Wrtit terr icon of Kdentoii street. feh2-
ON HAND
TON
COM,
mm
Gayton lied Ash, Hemi-Anthracite
Coal (for stoves or grates.)
Pocahontas, Small Lump,
Pocahontas, Large Lump,
Russell Creek, large Lump,
Semi-liituminous,
for grates or stoves.
Virginia Splint Coal, ) Bituminous,
Jellico Splint Coal, Blazing grate
Tennessee Splint Coal. J coal.
Pennsylvania Anthracite, ChestnutSize
" "' Stove "
Kgg
'" " Furnace "
All Fresh From Bust
Mines in this country.
riiASONKD Pine mid Oak Wood, cut
0 and sjilit, for stoves and fireplaces,
or in 8-ioot, lengths. .
SHINGLES, Laths, (i r.ii u, ILiy, Meal,
wJ Bran, Ice, &c, wholesale and retail,
at lo.vesD prices by
JONES & POWELL
, Kalekih, N. C.
)CAH0NTAS steam still stands
1 above -all others in quality and
price. Several cars always on track,
on each side of the city.
Aiiticep'itt jij; i tie !
(Auti-oephal-algine.)
rhe Great Hea laotie and
Neura'gi itenojy. Cures
quicalyaud safety headline
in all it various forms.
iVfauuf.only by Prop ,Jai I
Johnson, Kaleigh. i6.5tkj Dot.
Fot sale Dy all'druggiats.
Oil J IHY-vO.V,
, DRAI.B11 IN
staple an I Psoiy Grocer
ies, Pine Uigurs and
Too i'oi,
Prnitij, veaiwtable, .fco,
331 d llsojrc dtreac.
Mortgage Sale.
By virtue of authority conferred in
a certain mortgage executed by Hugh
Campbell and wife, duly recorded in
book No. 121, at page 513, in Register
of Deeds ollice of Wake county, N. C.j
we will, on Monday, the 3d day of
December, A. D. 1894, at the court
house door in the city of Raleigh, at
12 o'elock m., sell to the highest bid
der for cash, that tract of land lying
and situate in Cary township, Wake
county, N. C, on the R. and A. A. L.
railroad and waters of Swift ffeek,
Bear the ' villige of Cary, adjoining
the lands of Mrs. Hawkins Jones, 11
Yates, John H. Winder and others,
containing 109 40 100 acres, more or
less, more fully described in the afore
said mortage, and being a part of the
tract formerly owned by Peter H.
Knight, This October 31st, A. D.
1894. PbbCb St M ATNARD,.
Attorneys for mortgagees.
a a.l
Aboard Air-Line.
C'NIKN i'l) PCHFPUl K.
I FirrcT July 8. w.
l.iHVf RH. iK,.t
6a -JJHv. 'MlKDta HprcUi.'t
Fll.lll.M Ve.(t,, H,.
rt. recn v. , ,100 p,r
horir, Rirhtpr.D'l, VP,.ili.
lo;. h.tiuor. HbiUrtri.
piil. Nw yorN fc0(1 fc,
poti in north Bnff"! draw,
in room fleepr., n,i po,
man w.sbes Atlanta to
WsMiitoti, p.rlor rrS
VV Hshlnton to New York.
I'iiIIi an -ltdng rar An-
tf"S to PortHOL ut-.
.1 A M DmHv "o it uoilny f , r
Hoi (leri-Olt Wtlrloo. Hi f.
folk. Horifitunnth, Norfo H
end loteruj.dlate itatiou,,
connects at Portsmouth
with BavLlneforOld Point
and Baltimore, with Nor
folk and Washington Stearn
boat Co., for Washington,
with N Y. P & N. R b!
for Philadelphia and rlntB
north; also at Weldon with
Atlantic Coast Line for
Rioumoud Washington,
Bal'irrore. Philadelphia
and Hew y"ork Through,
slevpers Weldon to New
York an j wit h Scotland
Meek Branch for Green
ville W aehington and Ply
mouth. 5 22 A M Dully, "Atlanta Special,"
Pullman Veetibule for So.
Pines, Hamlet, Monroe,
Chester, Clinton. Hreen.
wood. Abbeville, Athens,
Atlanta, Montgomery,
bile, New Orleans, CbsttM
nooa, Nachville, Mempiia
snd all points south and.
southwest. Thrnnirh Pnll.
man Buff at 8leepers and
dav coaches Washington to
Atlsiita connecting direct
ly at, Union depot Atlanta
with rl I versing lines.
8?0PM-Dally, for
Kmirhu.... Din.. TJ l.i
M xtjon, Wilmington,
Wftttesboro, Monroe, Char,
lotte, lincolnton, Bhelbv,
Kut berfordton and all local
sUtiooe C. O. R R, and K.
St A A L B. E.
Traios Arrive Raleigh :
5 17 AM -Daily. "Atlanta Special."
Pullman Vestibule from
New York, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Washington,
Richmond, Portsmouth,
Norfolk and all points
north. Parlor cars New
York to Washington; Pull
rrau Buffet Sleepers and
dav coaches Washington
to Atlanta.
8 20 P M Daily from
Portsmouth and points
north via Bay Line N. Y. P.
& N. R. R, also from
Greenville, Plymouth,
Washington anl Eastern
Carolina points, via Wei
don, Petersburg. Richmond
v Washington una points
north via Atlantic Coast
Line, sleepei New York to
Weldon.
1.20 A M-Iaily. "At'anti f peoial,"
Pullman Vestibule, lria
Atlanta, Athens, AM eville,
Greenwood, Chester and
points sooth. Pullman day
couches and sleep. -r Atlati
ta to Washington.
11 ?G A M Dally from W i I m i n g t on,
Shelby, Liooolnton, Uhar
lotte and all local s'atiot'g
C O R R and R 4 A. R.
R ; also from Fayettevllle
and Greensboro via Sam
ford.,-
Mixed trains leave Johnson Street
Station, for Henderson and
Intermediate stations 6 00 p m ; re.
tnrniog arrives-Johnson Street 95
am.
Pas engr leaving Raleigh at 8 30
p m arrives at. ihariotte 9 41 p m, ,
returolng leaves Charlotte at 9 45 a.
m . arrive Raleigh 11 45 a. m
No 402 and 40i. " Atlanta S'-eolal,"
are solid Pullman vestibuled trains,
composed of n sgniQaent dav roaches
and palao" drawing rooms Buffet
sleepers between Washington and
Atb nta without change, on wh oh
thre Is m extra fare charged -
For Information relative t- sched
ules, Sic., apply to ticket agent, or A.
J Cooke. S P A . Kltfgh
JOHS H JFIvnHm. fleo'l Mau'g'r.
T. J ANDEftSON Gen l Pas Agt.
Easily, Quickly, Permanently Restored, -
MABNETIC NERVINE
reetoreLottManhood. Cores weakneeaes, Nerrom
Debility and all the evils from early or later ex
cesses, the remits of overwork, worry, sickness,
etc. Full strength, tone and development given
to every organ or portion of the body. Improves
ment immediately seen from the first box. Ihons.
ands of letters of praise on file in oar office. Can "V
be carried in vest pocket. Bent by mail to an V.
address on receipt of price. One month's treat V
mentineachboz. Pnoetl.00, 6 boxes, SS.00, with
Written OoBran tee to ref und money if not oared.
Send to as fur the Genuine. Circulars Free.
(John Y Macf i Dragglst, Ralrfgh
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Lost.
Found. Wanted.
For Rent. For Sale.
Situation Wanted. Help Wanted.
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