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The Dawson journal., 1883-03-22
Owen NELSON 9nsFstwre.

The building of the above institn-
ton which has been vacant for the
past two years, was recently sold to
a stock company of ten of our best
citizens, whose purpose is to inaugu-
rate new school in our city. Let
it be distinctly understood, however,
thet it is not the intention of these
gentlemen 10 antagonize the interest
of the college. Schools. like every
other branch OF business. are i'm
proved by competition, and we see
no reason why Dowson should not
nave another first class school. The
effect Of competition in schools is to
make teachers more industrious.
more energetic and more determined
to excel and 50 far from injurine
any other school established III our
midst the organization If Il new
schoolSof high gcade.wilI only serve TO
improve them all. II is a mistaken
policy, in our Judgement, that ii
monopoly Of the school interest is
best for any community; bat. upon
The contrary, where a laudable and
honorable competition exists the
effect is, as already stated, to improve
them ALL 1t shall be the policy of
the journal to advocate every interest
which tends to develop the resources
ef our city and section, and in doing
this We shall endeayor to preserve a
rigid i'npartiality, especially so in
regard to our schools, The South
Georgia Male and Female college
has made, during the past two years,
q most enviable record, and its future
Is destined to be still brighter.
This institution, then, has nothing t.
fear from rival school but, upon
the contrary, the effect will be to
uiake it shine more Respondent than
ever. Without an h0noiaDle rivalry
10 stimulate aud inspire the friends
OF this Institution there IS great
danger lest they fail into sleep of
apathy and uncoucern but with m
honest, deserving, ambitions riva'
their energies wili be kept awake aad
the school will 30 on to still greater
strides of glory and greatness. Il
our memory is not al fault, Prof
McNulty, himself, has never bee,
averse to having a rival school
Upon the other hand, ike ourself
experience has taught hn the i'm
portanca Of having something in th,
way OF a stimulus to keep his pat
rons from going to sleep,
Mr.. B. F. Melton has sold hi.
Moreland place. near Chickasawhat
chez, to Fathe;. Pindergast, the
The Dawson journal., 1883-03-22
Mass Mcetr,ag.

A mass meeting Of the citizens of
Terrell is Loreby called TO meet Mt
the court House on the 31st. inst.
10 o'clock 4. n. to select delegates
to the State Convention, which meets
in Atlanta 90 the 10th Of April, to
nominate candidate for governor
TO fill the vacancy caused by the
death Of Hon. Alexander H. Steph-
enS.
Done by order Of the Democratic
Executive Committee.
K. F. SMaoNs. Chairman
Aks9on l5ta Ioo3s
The Dawson journal., 1883-03-22

We are re4uently asked the ques-
ton, "what Will the City Council 90
about the artesian well?" We are
glad that we are able This week to
answer this question with some
defniteness. A few days ago, the
mayor accompanied by one of the
Aldermen made trip to Albany for
the purpose of interviewing Mr..
jackson upon the subject. Mr.
Jackson thought that he could take
the well as it now stands and make
1t a success, that he could extrica;e
the piping without serious difficulty,
aud that he was willing to undertake
the job If the City Council woull l'pay
him $50 per day. Al recent
NEE ing Of the Council it was deeid-
ed to accept Mr.. Jackson's PROPOSE
ton, and the mayor has SO notified
him. We presume that Mr.. Jack
sou will soon be in the city and com
mence work.
The Dawson journal., 1883-03-22
A WONDERFUL MACHINE.

The proprietors of this paper
have bought the right to the Haw-
ley Washing Machine for five
countless Sumter, Lee, Terrell
Randolph and Stewart. This ma
chine is the only thing of the kind
that we ever saw that is a complete
success. Hundreds of people
looked at it and examined it as il
washed upon the streets last week,
and not one, 50 far as we know,
h IS failed to pronounce it a Won
derful success. 1t is so simple
and light that ten year old child
can handle it and use it with the
same facility as a grown person.
1t viii wash anything from the
finest lace curtains to the coarsest
bed quilts and blankets, without
the least possible injury. It will
wash fifty pieces just as quickly as
1t will wash one. 1t will wash a
bed quilt or carpet in the same
iongth Of time th'.j It takes to
wash pocket handkerchief. This
machine does away altogether with
the boiling Of clothes. Tn using
it there is no necessity for putting
your hands in the water. In fact,
no one can afford to BE- without
one of these machines. They cost
only the small sum Of $3 and,
therefore, are within the reacl of
everyone. In a few days we shall
have a full corps OF agents in the
field and we want everybody to see
it work.
The Dawson journal., 1883-03-22
Truck Farming in Lee.

From the AmGricus Recorder we
get a cleaning Of what our friends
over in Lee are doing in the way OF
truck farming this year.
"Mr. j. r. FORESTER, a few miles
below Leeshnrg, has prepared and
will put one hundred acres in melons.
Aroand Leesburg Henry L. Long
will plant forty acres, j. w. Forres-
ter ten acres, Alex. Duncan six acres,
G. NJ. Stokes ten acres, Z. B. Martin
ten acres, w. Ii. NeHsome twe,v
acres. At Adams Sta ton. Booker,
Piyer and Dobbins will plant fifty
acres. Around Suithville, w. W.
Thompson will plant twenty acres,
D. \. Garter seven acres, X. p.
Johnson seven acres, f. N. Mcken-
ney four acres, G. c. Edwards three
acres, and Mr.. Beatty, lately from
New York, Is putting out twenty
acres in melons and Irish potatoes.
1t is estimated that about Que hun-
drel barrels ul Irish potatoes have
been planted il ine vicinity of Smith
vile. Among those who have gone
into it most largely are w. D. Wells,
who has i've acres, }. L. Wells has
ten acres. d A. Carter five acres,
". ". Thompson five acres, MI
Thompson also has several acres
planted III English peas.
1t is Sale to sag that ia Lee coun-
ty there will be not less than three
hundred acres put in melons this
season. Placing The hills at dis
tance of twelve feet apart makes
about thee hundred vines to lhe acre.
Ii is estims.ted, and the estimate
seems to be a sale one, that eaci one
will average one and half marketa
BILE melons, or five hundred to the
acre. Estimating the melons to be
worth ten cents apiece at the depot.
and this is below The az. rage price,
we have 500 to the acre, while the
small and unripe melons as food for
hogs Will neatly pay the cost of
cultivation. The cost OF cultivation
is not the halt required for cotton,
the season is soon over. and the cash
returns much quicker Ii is safe to
say that the cultivation of melons is
three times as profitable as that of
cotton. From the above figures II
will be seen that Lee county will
market this season 10000 melons,
OF $50 car loads, which will produce
a revenue OF $4,000, which will
come IN at season when the planter
most needs nnney.
Irish potatoes, lu our opinion. viii
pay even handSomer dividend than
melons. Il is poor ground that viii
not with prop .er cultivation yield one
hundred bushels to the acre, while
the average would probably be not
less than one hundred and fifty
bushels The earlier varieties readi-
ly bring one dollar per bushel at the
depot. Even at seven y-fye cents per
bushel 1t is good paying crop, ,.much
better than cot .on, and we think the
experiments being made by the far
mers around SmiIhville will show
such profitable figures as to induce a
much larger planting next year
We are pleased to see our Lee
county farmers engage in truck farm
ing aud hope their experiments will
prove so successful as to demonstrate
the profit of diversified farming and
induce the farmers of this section to
break loose from the bondage OF
King Cotton
The Dawson journal., 1883-03-22
DE. w. Il. KING.

Wishes us to say that he will leave
Dawson, for Columbus. Ga, in few
days, and that all parties indebted to
MIN Tor services rendered muSi come
torcard immediately aud settle, or
their accounts will be collected by
an attorney.
The Dawson journal., 1883-03-22

A mass meeting Of the citizens Of
Terrell is called to meet at the court
house Saturday week for The purpose
of selecting delegates to attend the
gupernatorial convention. Let there
be a good turn out OF the citizens as
it is a m utter of considerable impor-
tsnce rs to who shall be our next
governor.
The Dawson journal., 1883-03-22
Couldn't Speak Above a whssper

This was Captain Harding's
experience after exposure in violent
storm off the Cape of Good Hope.
inflammation settled in his throat, and
Tor while it see med as if he would
uls OF diphtheria. As the Captain
never goes to sea without supply of
FERRY DAvrss Pain KALLER, he
Knew just what to do, A dose of it
gave him Immediate relief.
The Dawson journal., 1883-03-22

A big handed sawyer named Shaw,
fut bis finger too near the buzz-saw,
He saw bis mistake,
But each pain and ache,
st Jacobs Oil cured in his paw.
A rheumatic old man named Meeker
vas sick whole year in Topeeker,
lie there would have died,
but st. Jacobs Oil tried,
IL seat him back cured to Osweeger.
The Dawson journal., 1883-03-22
A correspondent to the Teleoranb

A correspondent to the Telegraph
and Messenger from Dawson signing
himself "Voter of Georgia" uses the
following language: at is not the
province of any county paper to put
a man before the voters and say thai
he is the choice when tina, is not The
fact, as in Terrell county, We
don't know who this correspondent
is, hnt we will give him the finest
silk hat to be found in the city of
Macon if he will refer to the
columns of the Journal and point
out a sengle sentence wherein the
e eiitor states that any body was the
choice of Terrell. A mighty good
chance for h cheap hat, ain t it?
The Dawson journal., 1883-03-22

Messrs. U. l.. Weston and J. D
LANG accompanied by two of Daw-
sons sweetest young ladies' left on
last Tuesday for a short visit to the
city Of Albany.
The Dawson journal., 1883-03-22

Gen. John B. Gordon led many
brave Georgiahs to the cannon's mo4th
While mothers were saving the lives of
their babies with DR. MoFFETT TEE
THINA (Teething Popders), our Drug
gist supply them.
The Dawson journal., 1883-03-22
DyeIng and C.eaD1nc

You can save money by having
your soiled and faded clorhiua dyed
or cleaned Clothing dyed by my
process will not stain Tie under
clothes. Charges moderate and sa is
faction guaranteed. Leave orders
at Jas. NJ. Simmons office.
G. w TURNHa.
The Dawson journal., 1883-03-22

The large ssock of solomon and
mount was sold in this city On last
tuesday morning at auction to the
highest bidder, Mr. Witkowski of
Macon, becoming the purchaser
The Dawson journal., 1883-03-22
PIOWiIlg! PlOwing!

Any citizen of the town wishing to
have their gardens or patches plowed
up can be accommodated by leaving
their orders with George Bryan. All
orders will receive prompt attention.
The Dawson journal., 1883-03-22
Another Negro Killed.

On last Thursday night down on
the Beale place now occupied by Mr..
Sam Magbie, Wesley Yancey, a negro
boy about grown, shot and killed
another negro b. the name of Arthur
Weston. Yancey claims that the
shooting w.5 accidental, bat the
verdict readesed by the jury of in
quest states thaisiit was done Through
malice therefore, case Of murder.
Yancey was arrested and broue BIT to
town on lasl Monday and hal hea-
ing before Judges Lennard. Simmons
and Howard, The decision of this
court was that ii was a plain case of
murder and the prisoner sent to Jail
without bail to await the coming of
the Superior Cour; in May next.
The Dawson journal., 1883-03-22
War an Town

Why? Because Roberts Brothers
undersell everybody else III Shoes,
Notions and Gents Underwear.
The Dawson journal., 1883-03-22
THE BOSS
DRY GOODS STORE
HIS Cn0nged!
20

The firm of LANG & BRO. having dis
solved by mutual consent, the undersigned
will continue the business at the old stands.
We have greatly reduced our prices on
FALL and WINTER GOODS, and all who
fail to call on me will loose money. and
'don't you forget it"
| am now buying my SPRING STOCK,
and will be glad to serve all Of my old
customers, and hope to have many new
lones.
MIR. j. A. LANG will remain with me.
who WIFI take great pleasure i'll waiting ON
his numerous friends and acquaintances
The Dawson journal., 1883-03-22

AS to who our next governor will
be excites very little concern in
Terrell.
The Dawson journal., 1883-03-22

To YOUR interest by going to Horsley
4 Kiliens' and purchasing some Of
the many bargains now being of
fered.
The Dawson journal., 1883-03-22

EElE Of
Manure
Cotton seed
and
0 F0 -o' "'' ~p'i cen"
When the supply homemade exhausted
Fertilizer
planting in Georgia will we fertiize e1 ~
The Dawson journal., 1883-03-22

5000 Peices New Sheet Music at
s cts peice, at G. L. MIzE's
The Dawson journal., 1883-03-22

One aud all go to Roberts Bros to
get your Shoes.
The Dawson journal., 1883-03-22

Decided steps ought to be taken to
cure Cold or Cough at once. We
should recommend DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup. This valuable melc cine is iu-
dorsed by the physicians and you can
rely on its doing the work every time.
The Dawson journal., 1883-03-22

Parties buying kerosiue in quantities
Sffrsn fve to fifty gallons VIII do well
10 see W. 3. Cheatham.
The Dawson journal., 1883-03-22

Latest styles soft and stiff Hats
just received nv Horsley Il killen.
The Dawson journal., 1883-03-22

Best $l00 Shirt in the market.
opsn back or trout, at Horsley &
KilIens'
The Dawson journal., 1883-03-22

Look at those nohby suits for men
at Horsley &Killen's.
The Dawson journal., 1883-03-22

For any sort of a spring suit call
on, }. ". T. I.owREY.
The Dawson journal., 1883-03-22

j. j. Daniei, Savannah, "a. says
l have used Browns Iron Bitters for
dyspepsia and indigestion and received
great benefit from it,
The Dawson journal., 1883-03-22

W. B Cheathum Sc Is a real good
3 cent cigar for "A cents.
The Dawson journal., 1883-03-22

New goods arriving every day at
J. w. T. LowI,EY.
The Dawson journal., 1883-03-22

Cooking oil 85cts. per gallon at
James Drug Store,
The Dawson journal., 1883-03-22

II you want good tobacco don't
buy anything but the Lacy Hinton.
The Dawson journal., 1883-03-22

The Ricest line Of Hats and Cloth.
ing ut, J. W. + L0wREY.
The Dawson journal., 1883-03-22

Hats for one an for all at, J. w.
F. LowREY.
The Dawson journal., 1883-03-22

Chew Lucy Hinton Tobacco, live
leng and be happy.
The Dawson journal., 1883-03-22
REMEMBER!

That NECESSARY CULTIVATE WE'LL good VIM do much
cultivation. N ~ "A0A0~s~
The Dawson journal., 1883-03-22
SPECIAL NOTL4E
BREVITIES.

Chew Lucy Hinton Tobacco.
The Dawson journal., 1883-03-22

NJ. NJ. Sullivan, Savannah, Ca,
SAYS: 81 have taken Browns ron
bltters for loss Of appetite and it has
been OF great benefit TO me-"
The Dawson journal., 1883-03-22

Mr.. B. f. Melton has sold his
Moreland place. near Chickasawhat-
chez, to Father Pindergast, the
Priest, for 2,50O. 'fhe place cou-
tains about 800 acres Of lassd,
The Dawson journal., 1883-03-22
REMEMBER!

That Low Grade Fertilizers DEAR pRICEl
BUY only that be manufacturer con daA
to make reliable ana honest articles on
test The 1 following @ hs % Brands be found They s
Chesapeake Zells A. b s l. < & CO.'S s,nnerrb -
cISip Is,tst % :s fornlua ~ 0ea Fowl Star Brand,
acme oone"a Brand, Cumberland Superphosphate
Flanter favorlte' l}eIeons Complete FeriIizaa.
Cotton Fertilizer
universal
Call and see the Goods before you BuyI
81 Customers coming
and stalls Tor their Stock COST
u. B. STEVENS.
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vrcAa1ous BgsgvoLsEsz

An editorial in the August Century -
calls attention 10 the abuse of asking out
sisers to do your own charity giving lie
saws. ct "a besu.iful 10 see how quickly
the nromDtings Of this new kind Of charity
spriug INTO fha mind when any human
need arises. The first thought OF most
men seems to be not How much can we
do toward relieving this need 2 but rather
How much can we get other people to
doY Each man begins to think OF other
men who can be induced to contribute ];
each neighborh00d looks, at once, beyond
It's own borders 20 other neigh6orhoods
uoon which it may confer the blessed
ness of bearing It's burdens. Mr..
Hale's motto, Look out ard not IN,
finds in ibis habit OF mind ono Of
its most striking illustrations for
when there are contributions TO be made
she modern pai'sathrOpist begins at once
TO hook ous for contributors, and NOT 20
lock into 'is own poke, as all II there
IA = church 3sh TO pay hospital 10
enid. SD cphaEaga 90 iouad, immediately
Gle thoughts 1i s1ose Who and nearest 70
she project. sn6 WHO arc Go be mast deeply
benefited By it, are turned 70 cistans
pisces. figuring hor they mas obteiE fas
coed thing a. the smsliose possible cost to
themselves. Those benevolent gentlemen
who hsye had larcs experience IN the work
Of rrsiug church debts testify that the
peoole who have contracted these debts
and are responsible Tor their payment are
almost always well content TO sit and wait,
IN the expectation that other people, some
where or somehow, VIII lift their burden
far than"
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Sacramento Produce Markas Wholesale.

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sAc Ifi5 20 =. A liu. ar.
fRulI--ie.i 5ouS' 'lcJi s4Vs,5 - e -,is :.
-IAhlu - z2g9 ~ g D,N ClI 40 In = "a - -
box LINES, q 3J9l 10 sA'si-s, q 9Vyla Y eI l /,
Piae%?PeS 500 " a2l ,'oo' LII, i-ll' - ~
45c9sl % g box Piuins; ''@9e q 10 O4apes' asOt
Z h Nectarines, 5dIc g d. ., 40.
Pr taelTs--Asso'ted, - cln-i 2 eo@t y )
tisJr.e4r tatlt n 1@eis rns tsstLesi el-D So-,-
81; Portland a'.aTr'5- '-h c1'- hF
ts1eETie5' p = capital Asparagus - % = ''1-
cars D.
DHTE7 fErlrs-Apf-es' s.ce So, Us uo
s11.ts1od 6Aict t-, reg 20. .e- 10 u
a9lai seaei .t.ea - i'- .--l
1lu.i lo % 80 SO
T5lea, a'45-i n-a fi@'i t'tsi ~S'
i'-ns-- S ..- o., -..
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~ 80 +5g,.. >
1iaca i-- eri-3 lds = % . r2,-
Ji - Si-1ea e.. ~
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+s7srAH -so ,g rue te'13t.eA 'g4
aJ-i stio ~ HtA ne- go ~
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A CHOLERA REMEDY. now, when
the cholera threatens to visit US, and
when summer complaints are prevalent,
the following mixture, known ss " The
Suns IN. " Cholera Remedy" is val
liable mixture to keep on hand in the fam
ilv for use as needed. 1t is nearly identical
with DR.. Hsmlien's mixture, 3 prepare
ton used by him with success in treating
cholera in Turkey. Its virtues have been
tested by thousands, and It can be put up
by any druggist. The formula is this !:
Equal parts of tincture Of opium, red
pepper, peppermint and spirits of camphor.
Dose for adult, ten 20 twenty drops, to be
repeated in two hours till relief is given !;
doses for children. Most
cases of relax Of the bowels viii readily
Weld to this treatment. -[Omaha Com
Iaercial Record.
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EEmEEE is THE TINE E
HEEs TO CURE
sMG5 EE SKIN HUM0RS. &

ETIs Ar TINS. SEASON WHEN THE PORES
4 open freely and the Precipitation is ahund.ut
ilat uisfguring HUmors, HumiiisC,ng Erupt7ns,
Itching Toriures, Salt Rheum o. Ec, ma, Psoriasis,
letter Riugworm, Baby BumoTs, roiliss eiroiu-
Iofs Sores Assesses, AID Disehsr ing Wounds,
and every species ol Itching. Scsh, sEd Itmpiy
Diseases Of the Skin and Scalp are ia1st speedily
aud economically cured hy the Ciuc Ga HHWfulEs.
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costing fabulous prices. Il is calculated
by some of the most intimate friends OF the
family known to the writer that sum OF
not lesa than fl0, 600 was spent over the
ceremony and none of the co.religionists
look upon this as az ali sxtravagsnt.-
chambers journal.
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IAN PgAEGISG0 NL2EEF Review
t.sro.rro roa rar aAosAsssro aaooaD-vnas-I
general sEereI,andlse.

sAS Francisco. August g. 49,
RAGS AID Bacon e-Wheat Bags ar steady q 5ig
Tie: Potato Guuuirs are lObhirg 81 i51 i5l- Wool
lggs i2lQi5c; BUriaps I3o Tor 40-nch and l2.c for
G4-nlA HGp Cloth, tS&Abe & yard
EEsAD-shtp Brad sc: Plot Bread 744-s;
BRrCk-Euglis6 Eirshricl S2504G English Es,h.
i53gs5o = dozea :; California building. : 5agh q
BT5osis-The price list Of local Iaseuts15 rer IS as
follows Common. II 70, . aaQ e - for the
three nunbefs; Extrl P2tent, s. Is = % 5 q end
e tor the for styles Euresa s. 49, Sc Sc % and
8 % Tor the fOUr styles Mil ana Stadle s. g 20
snd si Tor III -lree s.Fl snip 81; Wlls2 ana Toy
f5raol5s 81 St al Is Z dozen
CsyoLEs-1ne product +, the local Cauds ..ories
is qaUJeG follows san kl-nciseo Crystal y r., liqz,
300 I2c. 6 uci11ct 12-oz 1-c Mission Chemical IS
l4oz 165c: 10 igdL lsc. Solar Sperm, H-Oz 49, Aa
2niaA41t. 4-2-1 i-ei. 800 $50 ~ ~ ~
Foisht. I4al4.e; Solar Eshs ~eiEht, t9ilko-
Easteln brands vary from Sc 60 lse sperm z512sc
C,EsiTSr-Eastsrn tBosendsle snd other braadss
50 15I2 90 and foreign portland and other
brsndsl e3 5o03 Is Golden Gate PA ter, g 75G
81 69Ql rs 3 bal Land Plaster 2l2 % 3 ton firu
Clay IS IS BIZ for American and s. for BINGHAM Brick
Dust, Si05 3 biol Cattle Hai., PC Goat Hair, &c
01ooag-Ca California 5sae,o; English and German,
ClsARs-Jobl ing rates for Califog oia-rnads are as
follows; seed 5000 Seed and wanna, S4Oa75
CAss ,iooiis "A leading local canning Grm Inn
nishes the following p5ce list Fable trlt per dos L.,
in LIB t.ns as toa2ss. APeies ~ APfle'Ss D9iA'
SOD PluIns sud Au5eatel Grapes, e4ch - = Cur
rants. Bartlett Peas. I4iluls Nectariues, felloE
FreesJOne Peaches. tdne, ana isots 5d trlt5 : y;
Blac5 Der ai BACK C'eTilas 5ogs@peyles al,S " hi.e
Heath Ciingstoue Peaches s. 70; Wmte Chez Us,
Yellow Ciingstone Peaches, lsa4pGcrrt-s anH rtflN-
% rrias. S. Iabis Fruit in s-h tIa, 8. atet re
as jams and Js.ies la --l5 tins. q 5is. Asparas9s
ia zlh tins sc IS o-hef Veget q.u5 in 2.l OBS 81 81
az y dozen
.t7.-b .es fres se.F a.5 liz .nssFst E thalafors
~ o.
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currCuRA REsoLVENT.

The new Blood Purifier, expels disease germs from
the blood add Precipitation, and TINS removes the
cause CUTIcURA, the great kin Cure, Instantly
allavs Itching ard Inflammation, clears she Skin
aud Scalp, heals Ulcers and Sores, restores the
Complexion. CUUCURA SOAP exquisite Skin
Beautiier il Indispensable in treating skin Diseases
and for rough. ehapped or greasy skin, bsokheads,
hotches and baby huinors CCTIcURA Remedies are
the only inialible Blood Purifiers and skin Beauti
ders Sold by druggists. cuucUBA, 30 cents; TX
SOLVENT, 81 soar, 2j cents
po,ter nruq and Chemical Co, Boston.
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/ their swords, and making wonderful close
shaves OF cutting Of each others heads. -
TRglersvia
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IT IS a FACT.

Hundreds Of letters in our possession lcopies Of
which may be bad by return mal are ON authority
for the assertion that Skin. Scalp and Blood HUI
Inors, whether Scroluicus, Inherited OF contagious.
may NOW be permanently cured hY CCrIcr "a
REsoLvuNr, the new Blood Purifier, Internally, and
CurcrRA and CUucCRA SoRe, the great skin Cure5
aud Bcauihers externally, 10 ons-haf the time and
ct onH-haG She expense " any either season.
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Coyotes are reported 30 be 20 tame at
Mineral Park, Arizona, they come into
and play with the dogs.
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