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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-05-30
Naval CadetshIp.

lIERXASDo Miss,
May Dist, 1885.
EDITOR Starr have been noti-
fled by the Secretary Of the Navy
that there il a vacancy at the
Academy, for this District.
All applicants for the position
are requested to report to Chancel-
Tor stewart, Of the University Of
Miss, in the City Of Oxford, on the
10Th day Of June, to be examined
by him or by such person as he
may name.
The applicant must be over "A
and under Is years Of %age--sound
in every particular aud a resident
of this District.
The candidates will be examined
in Reading, Writing, Spelling
Geography, English Grammar
History, Arithmetic and Algebra
J. i. MORGAN.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-05-30
sAnOis. NAy m is@
BEE CULTURE ASH HATfoH
Al TNDUATHY

Amang The feoeni in%lnfifIea q
mpid gfpwth IN tlis country bee
culture stand. prominent Offoufsc.
~ 0 bonely art Doe keeping b. no
Modern industry, being ns Old ne
history; but IN ~ scientific leyrl
opmeni il u u recent growth w
these times, when science V prop
crly taking Ms place nj the helm
In all departments of human in
dustry aud activity, It is not
strange hat II u promptly a''un
log the guidance If bee culture
This Ia n %utllitafian a. well as
scientific age and this IA why bee
culture II being 80 rapidly dcyol.
opcd, for is extraordinary growth
is only IN the ratio a.to its utility
Though known 10 commerce for
twenty-five hundred years, hithcr.
10 IL has been followed and known,
in this country at least, principal
" az a local industry. But bee.
culture, from the soundc.t ccono-
mic considerations, ought undOubt.
eddy TO become u great national IN
dustry, fostcrcd and protected by
the State. Agriculture is natural.
" u part Of, and closely allied with
agriculture, inasmuch as the nee
tar gathered by the one Is lmncdi'
ately derived from the same fields
and forests that yield the abundant
ingathcrings Of the other. Indeed,
the bulk Of the honey crop Of this
country (Which is in round mum
bcrs, about 100000 pounds an.
nually) comes from the bce.kccp'
ing which is in connection, more
or less, with farming.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-05-30

w.wa daclls IN blue tkic'n nd
brond suusLine and the wide Hill.
and the infinite waters Ia peicr
~ mind and freedom anil 'be wor.
ship 81 tho earth IIc % poverty.
tuckcn who IS % absorbed in the
ONE little enclosure II which he
bold. the title decd that be- loyc-
biz grl.p Oh The bending uniycrs,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-05-30
EYES OF FIRE.

fTs. hsfff
~ aai asfa
desire
sfH ap0i ! sf mf
fsi asrl aH M w W.
That ynlag d4l needa miae
btydI be ~ niiffly
a. fn,h BEitihe htf ding
~ lIm hfrau.s one lrdlla WI
cure blm fut Mat iuio " upi
40 alone Ia 90 terrestrial glory
No By 4 Jag hll" Mray others
ere considerably 'mttlol' lust
nyw about that blspl faiwn bust
ne4 but H. f. - will cure fof tho
least moocy aud in the sbofie.t
time The btsm + cunning Puti.
s. Purify
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-05-30

fhf Do aataifak ahllaf =
w it btYms .yalA iHgnl
tf nfigs lHa lani nben slnl
tef oFH aHl f1H n.nR u Hn
khpFH
ilanfihg around tha flaHa N
mi1iYift lai rii flth safla
r4iis hfm Hiyhu dai ~ i.
rgnaip fai Hlen fhe kDi1d
.liad laa dnptsi 10 M Bio hae
i fs hand ibe teaort N blt &c.
~ H8 abi turns away tl 40
.lnt b biars tml all ibat u sinful
b ofas.i
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-05-30

osE of tho Georgia judges,
says the Savannah News, writes
out his charges and gives a copy to
the grand jurics, II would not be
a bad idea, adds the News, for the
judges to adopt a uniform style Of
charges for the spring and fall
terms Of their courts, have them
printed, and each grand jury pre-
scented with a copy, Usually
about two.thirds Of the juror
forget much Of the charge befor,
they get into the jury room.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-05-30

'ol, Jonc mil little GecGl
Maud "wc arc going TO have some
honey made a. our house" "llow
do you know n asked Josio.
Because mamma cent the servant
after throc b., and / don't know
what bees arc g'd for only to
make honey
Blood Balm Co, Atlanta, Ga,
will mail any one q most wonder
fui book fpEE.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-05-30

The ntw prohibition law of
Kansas has gwen the drug stores
an extensive boom, rs they now
have n monopoly Of the liquor
trade. II is said they charge at
least % per cent. more for beer
than the saloons did, and in the
case Of whisky the tariff is even
more excessive, To add to the
discomiorts of the bibulously in.
clined, the mcdicatcd dispensers Of
the beverages which cheer snd
likewise iuobriate are accused Of
furnishing a very inferior grade Of
goods while tho next morning
headaches are of superior quality
and exceeding %tenacity.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-05-30
kENpALLs afAYla rnnR.

fHH Hff " fHF "
Dc ~ EffffH ra., NtHfif hsH Z hff PIE
uf. aafss nff fat H'Ha months slnfs ~ No.
u III. 0IHsllalrf fnhIItfsIHs lf fHfiHt rH afn1uni
nH iffgH bone ilfH 10 Nhe HHffi flff favl
o. hHf h.fa ffta ihi aihffsl e frosted ih ~ ffffi
aHt ~ nssaa ga nlifaf HrIH tiaufh him ~
Hapihs .tie tni rHi ltH Y hlfi #oth 1g w ita,E
isam ani continent "a De la " ftHf kaidfif sfly
lttHfH. ffl HHf W ~ o. 4 HrnfH ia r%nHtffnfH W.
b. anuHff efU fHf hBNfh u uhi f%nilfslf fem iTeii
fifHfh ni HailF u iIlfe ff o. Hff Base hi
rifal hm H%raflibs M fnrfl0ns No u'drf ~ 70
move fhe bunch, hui Hm HiiIihfH NW D could Aafs
ff medicine hHa iUHr mnfe tHt ine IN ODE ftsa that
faH claim fofI n. n haa been HhffA iugfr iiHn tiie
Ne mf ihate slieaiy been afeffi tiAi ~ NE
horse, hui sHnll not takelfs ilWn iln1 fHr hin !
tinnH recommend Do ioa strong ierus ihe mfdlfln'
ihai hHs srfted mf tu veil
kfft U%rfIfnfullf. Nrfna T. Mffilll
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-05-30

"TnERE,' said d Washington
hotel man. a. be- read Of She rail
way accident and the burning Of
the mails near that city a short
time ago, "that accident cost me
hundreds Of dollars scot stock
in the road, | prc-umc?' "No;
but every Congressman who is out
Of the city will swear no sent me
the amount Of his board bill hy
that train"
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-05-30

WHEN n friend told Veteran Joe
Johnston that he was the most
unfortunate General he knew,
since he had been wounded eight
times in as many engagements,
the General corrected him by say.
ing that he considered himself
fortunate that he wasn't killed on
either occasion.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-05-30

Gov. LowRY's determination not
10 canvass the State with his rivals
for the nomination is wise, proper
and patriotic. Such II discussion
could lead to no good results, and
II might do much harm TO the
material interests ufthc country by
drawing the farmers from their
work nj q time when constant and
diligcnt labor is most needed.
The masses Of our people cannot
afford TO devote even q days time
10 politics until after their crops
are "laid by"
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-05-30

TUE purpose Of the short and
retroussc nose Of the bulldog is
shown by a writer in the Century,
who says: "0nc of the leading
points is the head, which should
be large and square, characterized
by a short and retroussc nose, ena.
bling the animal to breathe freely
while holding on to anything for
m indefinite length of time"
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-05-30
KENDALLs SPAWN CURE,


siari1n, fh, MARCIA |, 1885,.
nf y ! Kendall Co., lpnr Sirsi riontp Ind l%uclo.er
tWcniy-dyf cruis In stamps, for which you VII
plcnss reA NE your rcreu'ly published Treatise Of
ihe Horse. The revised edition. ! wish.i 10 say n you
that fcc, nlirr ten thousand obligations ff Whist
have learned about Kendall SPAWN Cure. | hav,
been q sufferer from rheumatic pains Tor nuiny years
hfst 10 one part Of the h0dy iicu In another. but ncy
gr heard 81 Ecudall's SPAWN rurc Bnlil uhnui hfiee,
days agn. hnd a fine mare that was srfiously at'
tackled with fsitAa, \ friend told NJ about kendall's
SPAWN Cure. was not allie tn ride hit sent a fIlrnd
to Pirmorsyille fr q bottle, Not knowing II wa,
prepared IN different bottle, Tor man and animals. h,
brought me- a small bottle ior MY crbts. and rs
was .i1, RUG very much thought | would try Il On
myself and did 10 can say a. tra,h that after
fnif DAYS applying the mrlicins ! received more hen
rat than / rycr have IN anything ! have ever Tried. /
Won want IN asc.l fr The horse hnpi please write m
and I viii 10 yaa al The sooi can. 5 II s%pigeucr
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-05-30

So long as young men can live
without working, anil so long as
society looks upon workingmen as
not respectable or IL 10 become
husbands Of society's daughters, so
long win the world be filled with
idle, amiable lcafers and worthless
tramps.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-05-30

IL public offices were always
given 10 refined and intelligent
gentlemen, rs they should be,
there would be less inducemcnt
for boys TO grow up as ignorant
hocdlums, with the intention Of
being oiiiceholders and politicians.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-05-30
A NEW WAY TO MAKE LovE

We saw the following letter the
other day which is so fill of cx
preston that we give It in full,
verbatim ct literatim. It but tells
a true tale:
Mr.. Mansfield II take my scat
and my pen in han to n say to
ycw that yore Hare Ristoror is the
best on earth, it dus cyry timc
what you 81. got IN luv with n
gurl and she wud not luz me by
cause my hare was fuse, turnin
white, an why and the dandcrun
wus always over my kote kollar !
got the stuff anil rubt it Oh very
oftin and sumo | got rid of the
daudcruT and had ~ nice hare n,
auibodi ! hav got her luz now and
she pins flowers on my kollar aut
silks to me like abe toa lump O
shurar. yoro medisin IL wonder
full and
! am goin to hay my pickle
struck TO sho what it wuz an,
/ what 1t am now sen me one moa
hottie m think it will finish III,
bixness.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-05-30

Go to ]. J. Henderson, for choice
sugarhouse, syrup, hams, breakfast
bacon, sugar, coffee, flour, meal,
meat, lard &c. at lowest prices.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-05-30

Tnr salary Of the postmaster at
Neshoba Is said 10 be the lowest in
the United States; In 1883, II was
II cents; up 70 the picsent this
year, IL Is 80 cents.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-05-30
am Vore from

billy jones.
We omit the post.onlec for obvi.
Gus reasons, but Sweet William
tells the truth about the la. Gre.
ole Hair Rcstorcr' as the China.
man said "allec samec.r
All Druggists sell It.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-05-30
EENpALLs sPAyIs CURE.

Wnliaarian, va, March y, 1884.
UfBJ Hudsll Co. ltar slrai We have mcd i've
bottle. ~ kruiAtl's spifiu cure Hhl Nink n 10 The
hr,i lIpiuei. ir both nau and boHai. liai We hay,
rsf usoi. West Brothers.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-05-30

State Of Mississippi,
Pamela County.
To Mrs. Mary V. Price, aud D.
II. Alternately, whose Post Office
address isst Louis, Missouri-You
are commsndcd 10 appear before
the Chanccry Cour, Of the County
Of Pamela. in said State, on the End
Monday Of August 1885, to plead
answer or dcmur TO the Final &C
count Of Jno. II. Dickins, Execu.
tor Of The Estate Of AN. =. Aber.
nathy, deceased, wherein you are
Defendants
MAY 18th 1856.
4 n. BLANN. ChanceFy Clerk.
Nv W. W SMITH, n e
TAYLOR 4 KYLE sis
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-05-30

rgha ~ ne Press
itn tHfK hafe aptaff
ftfly Ait aitaf u.s.
ittiartm ils.Hlat
pf iaaU. d.. frff pfp
u.f Timed h e faHtn.
annal ih sitla raisf ~ i
Tt maH.'r.i IesfIHt nf Ooh.
Hiais ID mi8Ye faf Dars t.gf.
n NiaHvism Nshiami nsfs
isf
Whuis ihe ua NJ biuWita'
Tts h0itinH ff mea 90 matlng
tlr ual.c Bio ths inHy mau $50
tD ihe largest HmouHi NJ voting.
and imt you ffRot 10 tofiuHi
urm0fmt
10 ~ be hoped ihat alI Demo
CRATE opposed 10 an elyht wear
term viii unite on tiru Feather.
sion, whoi 100 able and patriotic
siatraman nod Q true Democrat
Columbus Ncw South.
Gen F]cl'hcrsion friends arc
too busy iust nos wlth tloir crops
~ he demonstrate 500. but Boz the
sweet bynand bye thcy wiIl lc
at The POLL. md don't You frgci
H. Poniotoc Observer
The most rcmotc relative az q
prophet would BE- inexcuubly
slow of heart to apprchcnl the
signs who docs not predict the
nomination Of Lowry ON thc first
ballot kosciu.k o star.
ri cy ask ne almost every day
irthcrc Is NO chance 10 beat Lowry
and We are forced 10 tell them in
agony Of spirit but with strict re-
gard for the truth, that there is
mono visible to the naked owe
Tupolo Journal.
The Democracy the people off
Mississippi are FOR Lowry for
another term; the m solder
Dcmocrats,p few pcrsoual cucmjos
and a rrc Iuw who have local
preferences are against him that
all Ripley Sentinel.
From n limited survey of the
field we are led to believe that the
sentiment Of Clarke county is for
the denomination Of Governor
Lowry. There Is ccrtainly 10 Nc-
tive opposition TO him in this
county.-Entcrprisc Courier.
Opposed to Gov. L0wry's rcnom.
nation ~ wc are, we commend
his action in declining to canvass
the state. The people pay him
four thousand dollars a year to at
tend to certain duties, and not to
pirout around tho State after
yotcrs.-Utica Comet.
II will be an easy matter TO fnd
n candidate representing the scnti-
mcnts Of the people from among
such men as Taylor Of Pamela,
Stands Of DcSoto, Barksdalc Of
Kinds, Mitchell Of pontotoc, FcOth.
crston If Marshall, or Walker Of
Laudcrdalc. -llazclburst Signal.
A. a nomination for Governor
will be equivalent to an election
IL ia the wish Of large majority
Of the voters Of the State that th'
several aspirnnts for the position
arrange n list Of appointment.
and make u thorough canvass be
fore the conventions Meridian
Mercury.
There are forty-livc papers il
Mississippi for Lowry reelection
five Cor Fcathcrstouc's nomination
for Governor by the Democrat
State Convention three for Wa
kcrand one for Put Dardcn. Abot
twenty papers have expressed n
preference. ten Of which, howovc
are opposed TO Lowry. Mcmph
Appeal.
The Lowry papers seem To thin
and act upon the theory that the
viii he no opposition candidat
We make this prediction, II Low
, is the nominee of the convrntin
I the opposition will put candida
:, in the field, whowill make a,trol
/ fight, and 1t will be much hard
, for "dcar Bob than ii was bcfur
Mark the prediction poir
New Era.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-05-30

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tahl sJafin i.t inftift
Mpi,y inisr ir zoo ha'f
t.Ft.m, alb't tjiBh Wraai
Aa.fiB tr anIIhn omlauf
.tatie siut mil tiay ett 20
w.
TfrlnId tt,f w.fail 10 bnak
IlHtau
N.c nab cIy De- t.I'gIon.
Itf,itii
A.tsuuab htaYs q llpii..
church
u., y.tI. a.. I.t.p.,
ir'y
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NJ. .rtrpi Guy BE- g" Il'a q
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4 troo.c limbfng doc ha. ipstliod
M Yal,o civ.
.on hos bought - carloads
Of lorlililor
''o." 'i'i' '''' I'VE ''"''"a''s
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'"I'", ''y Is '''rr'' up over
INC NhlsNy question:
t'"'" ~
'''''' WY '''''''''
Kosciusko Is to have n Cumbcr.
A four wccks.old baby at IIous-
ton. weighs lust Il pounds.
u,s A,,;sG uoss ,,od too yoors
diod ,,tcly IN Attain county
In Meridian n few DAYS AGO n
ch''u was pl'tch D! h''o cog
~. =. p,,..;u.
,.a,,,;..I .,srz n,n .;aht.naa
, :.
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'N I'', '''p'' no'' wv
J"'' '"''' AMY "" ''!'
u,i h,u.
h.. ros,,I,aJi - a,a. nm aan,.as
+.
Rev. Sam Jones will bccin ,
meeting At Holly Sn,ings tho frs
week in July.
n detective, wa fined s25 for frin
at an escaping murderer.
..
II u SAID that prohibition
mand for IIostcttcr's Bittcrs.
Around llazlohurst the wood
swarm with locustsi one man va
The commencement exercises
the A. " NJ. College at Starkyill
VIII be hcId from june IL TO II.
q 'has. I'ryton, under life scntcn
/ III the rcn'tcntiary, for murd'
{ escaped from jail at Ripley on I
10.
:,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-05-30

slIIIOH'S vITALIZER is what
sou need for Constipation, Loss Of
Appetite, Dizziness and all symp-
toms Of Dyspepsia. Price 10 aud
70 cents per bottle.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-05-30
KENDALLs SPAWN CURE.

p0Unil VI, March ], 1891.
Or \ : Kendall ca, Gentlemen have used -cycf-
u hoitlr, ~ your Kcndall's SPAWN Cure aud hov,
fpnnG II . h. NJ. that Il Is rtrt mmrnlcl 10 be-. II
have ssri II both In NY ifmlly amt fr my hufs !
with great .ucrpts. consider II nn excellent me- I.
cine aud nComatndi II 10 all. saw 0nr ~ your I'M
pictures tho n'hyr lay aud WINS told could grt on BY
writing n yoH. II 10 I would like you send me one
David ). ENiord.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-05-30

From n limited survey Of the
field We are led to believe that the
sentiment Of Clarke county is for
the denomination Of Governor
Lowry. There Is certainly 10 ac-
tive opposition to him in this
county.-Entcrprisc Courier.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-05-30

The Democracy the people IF
Mississippi are for Lowry for
another term; the m solder
Dcmocratsp few p%orsounl cnomios.
and a r.rc ruw who lavc local
preferences are against him That's
all Ripley Sentinel.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-08-29
y BOOK.

just published and for sale by the med
zeal book dealers, or may be had direct
from the author.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-08-29

There were nearly SIX thou
sand new cases Of cholera in Spain
Sunday, and 1850 deaths from the
disease. Spain has already lost 10
900 OF her people from cholera this
year, and from the present rate OF
progress of the disease 1t cannot be
doubted that the appalling total of
100000 will be reac he'd before its
avages are stayed. This is more
than five times the u amber Of deaths
from cholera in FIR nce last year.
"A terrific cyclone struck
Charleston, 5. c., Tuesday morning
unroofng about o~ne-fourth Of the
houses in the city. The spire OF
one of the principal Baptist churches
was blown down and many public
buildings we're seriously damaged
The loss Is estimated at W one
million dollars.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-08-29
j. l.. CURRIE,
County Superintendent.
\ song OF GRATITUDE.

In olden times. Bethesda's pool
Was famed for healing all diseases !;
Once plunged beneath its waters cool.
Zach evil, stain and sickness ceases.
In modern days we find a cure.
OF worth "a rare. rs much deserving
y remedy safe, quick and sure,
DIR. RlchmoLd's SAMARITAN NER-
For Epilepsy, SpaSms, Fevers, Coles,
Cramps.
Coughs. Colds, or any kind of Phth-
Sic;
Its merit aS a leader stamps
1t far above all other physics.
1t goes at once right to the spot
Where turks the danger, never swerv-
ing
In all the world perhaps there's not
y cure like DR.. Richmond's NERyISE.
AS in the blood diseases lie
Each artery. each vein. each curve i'm f.:
There's nothing makes i'll humor fly.
Like the SAMARITAN NERvINE.
For old or young, for rich or poor.
Whatever class of life YOU serve in,
TO health wide open is the door,
From the SAMARITAN NEKVINE.
Then, do You value strength and health.
And think these blessings worth pre-
serving,
Better than all Golconda's wealth.
i Dr. Richmond's SAMARITAN NER-
VINE.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-08-29
From the Raleigh News-Observer.]
PENSION CLAIMS.

Auditor Roberts is a rapid and
faithful worker. He has examined
thus far all the remaining applica-
lions for soldiers pensions, some
1,200, and about 2,9OO of widows
applications. There remain OF the
latter about LOO yet to be exam
med. Of all the applications thus
far examined considerably over hall
are held tor further proof. On all
this class OF applications Gen. Rob.
erts makes endorsements, stating the
nature OF each application and what
is lacking to make it legal and com
plcte. All tie applications are mum
bered, and a record of all is kept
Some OF the applications are inter
estlng all kinds OF wounds are
named, and deaths OF soldiers OF
hundreds Of bat.le-felds are men
toned. One noted yesterday stated
that the soldier was killed in the ex
pIosion at the crater at Peters
burg.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-08-29
THE TEACHERS ASSOCIA
TON.

At the last meeting of the Orange
County Teachers Association, the
State Superintendent of Public In
struction, Hon. s. NJ. Finger, was
invi ed to deliver a lecture before
the Association, at its next meeting,
which will be held in the court
house, at Hilisboro, on the I'd Satur-
day in September the l2th) l am
glad to say that Major Finger has
accepted this invitation, aud says
that 1t will give him great pleasure
to be with US at the time appointed.
lie desires to speak at II o'clock,
a. III. His address will be public,
and we are anxious that he should
have a large audience. The speech
will have reference to our public
schools, in which all classes should
feel al interest. Every teacher in
the county should be present.
School Committeeman would do
well TO attend. All people who
feel an interest in education, and
even those who feel no interest, will
be welcome. Our Superintendent,
will no doubt interest and edify al
who will attend and-give him lheil
attention.
J. L. CURRIE,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-08-29
NINE PHYSICIANS OUTDoNE.

1t is generally considered a pretty
difficult task to Guido a physician,
but the tollowin. will conclusively
prove where nine were completely
outdone. Mrs. Helen Pharviz, 33l
Dayton ST, Chicago, HI, was treat
ed for Consumption 10y nine physi.
claus, and all pronounced her case
~lncurable. Seven bottles of Or.
Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption completely cured her,
Doubling ones, please drop her s
postal and convince yourselves.
Sold by all druggists.