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The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-07-26
Dots From Lewisyiiie

Dots From LewIsvilie.
EDITOR SENTINEL The crops are need
ing rain.
Wheat thfeshing is in order yet; the
yield is not as large as last years, but a
larger crop was sown SO that the shortage
will not be much.
Tobacco is frenching badly, the late plant
ing is suffering for rain. 1t is thought by
some that there will not be mnel, more
thansa half crop.
Biackherries have been taking the atten-
ton of the women and children for some
time. The crop was a big one this year,
and great quantities have been dried and
canned.
The Republicans are talking tariff" and
it is astonishing how mucht?) knowledge
they manifest on the subject. 1t is interest
ing to hear them We have some out here
who want the tariff incrs ased five fold.
They are making a great talk about the
Blair Bill being passed to free the country
from ilIiteracy but cur opinion is thai it
would do very little coed unless We had a
compulsory SYSTEM, fer there is a class
that would not send their children To school
if it lasted all the year rBtnd, and this class
furnishes the illiterates. of course.
AeKIcoLA.
Le,cispi7e, N. c., July 23rd, 1888.
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wIssroNrANs our OF rowr.

The sentinel wishe. Them Perfect Rest
and Enjoyment During the Hot Days
At Blowinq Rock.-Mr. =. G. Buxton and
family Mr.. Fl. w. Fries; the family of
ORD. f. Shafner at his cottage; Mrs. E. E.
Shelton and family.
Al Daabsvy-Mrs w. L. Brown; Mr.
and Mrs. w t. Brown; Mrs.J. w. Goshen
and children Mr.. Vernon W. Long Mr..
Robt. Daniels; Mr.. and Mrs N. A. Sted-
man.
al Witkesboro Maj. T. J. Brown and
Mr. ]. NJ. Rogers.
At Yaneeyrillc F. Gum.
Connelty's Spria.gs-Mr r. B. Glenn.
VISITORS IN TOWN.
Miss Josie Day, of Warrenton, Va, visits
her sister, Mrs. DIR. Swift, in Salem; Miss
Minnie Williamson, of Rsidsvil1e, is visit
ing Mrs. Mary Benton, on Fifth Street J;
Miss Ida Green, of Wilkesboro, is at
Mrs. Gibson's, on Fourth Street; Miss
Sue Elliott, of Danville, is at DR.. r. F.
+Gray's: Miss Easley, of H alifax, Va, at
Mrs. f. C. Edmonds' Miss Mamie Man
gum, of Flat River, at Mr.. G. E. Webb's.
OTHER PERSONALS.
Mrs. Benton has. returned from a pleas
ant trip to Morehead.
Maj S. H. Smith, Messrs. w. T. and En-
DRY Gray, and others, have been enjoying
the sea breeze at Wrightsville and More
head.
Rev. L. Z. Davis has been granted a leave
of absence by his congregation (Presbyter-
. ian) during the month of August. -
Prof. j. Ii. Rayhiii gave an enjoyable
reading at Browns Opera House on Nom
day evening last for the benefit of the new
Presbyterian church. There will be con-
test for a gold medal by his Execution class
this evening.
Prof. E. G. Branson gave a delightful
talk at the Graded School building Tuesday
evening on sHalf-hour with Emerson"
Prof. w. A. Flynt, of Dalton institute,
favored us with a call this morning.
eve hope the friends of THE SENTINEL
will help us make this column as compl etc
as possible every week. Please drop u. a
card when you leave town, when you
have visitors, and you will very greatly
obhge u.s.
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Wesleyan Female Institute. staunton. Va.
We take pleasure in directing attention TO
the advertisement: Of this popular College.
II is located in one Of the healthiest climates
in the world, where every breeze contributes
to the physical vigor of its pupils. II pre-
SCENTS attractions unsurpassedif not unequa,-
led in the Union. Its buildings are home
like and elegant, grounds attractive, scenery
grand. This school enjoys national repu-
taiiou and is attended BY pupils from nine
teen States. To al. pupils il is refined
and happy ome-teaching sound learning,
graceful accomplishments, refined manners,
economy in dress and self supporting yoca-
ton for young ladies. Its graduates are its
brightest ornaments, and are sought far and
wide as teachers Il refers To over I,00t
pupils and patrons. For catalogue, wfiie te
Rev. DIR. Nm. A. Harris, Stannton, Va.
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Some Of our eoIored population viii
run an excursion to Danyille, Va, on Mon
day, August Goth
"A change in the advertisement of the
New York Bargain House win be found on
the 4th page this week. We ask for it
careful perusal.
-Health-loving citizens continue to pro
test against the detestable hog pens which
furnish anything save pleasant ordor.
Such nuisances ought TO be removed and
the sooner our city fathers say so the better
it viii be for all parties concerned.
The Wesleyan Female Institute, of
Staunton, Va, inserts an ad. in this issue.
1t is one Of the oldest and most honoaed of
southern schools. 1t has done noble work
for the women of the south and is to-day
better prepared than everto train y Dung
lad les. Read the advertisement.
The Democratic Jubilee at Greensboro
last Friday night was a success. The Twin
City Band and number of our citizens went
down and helpe.. to swell the ranks of true
blue Democrats. Judge Fowle, Col. More
head and other Democratic candidates made
ringing speeches to a large and enthusiastic
crowd.
The newly-organized Ladies Aid Soci-
ETY. of the Methodist P. Church are doing
active work. From the two Festivals given
by them at the Farmers Warehouse last
Friday and Saturday nights Sl17.o0 was re-
allied. The members of the church propose
erecting q new steeple, BESIDES making many
other Improvements upon their house of
worship at an early date. The ladies will
lend q helping hand in pushing the work
forward.
Our neighbor, the Daily, ever determin-
ed to keep apace with the times, appeared
yesterday evening in an enlarged form. 1t
is now "a column paper, and its energetic
editor is deserving of every congratulation
he is receiving from the hands OF our PEG.
pie. THE SENTINEL notes Bro. Foy's sue
cess with pleasure and hopes that he may
be abundantly rewarded for his indomitable
energy in building upa daily that is cred
it to the Twin-City.
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DON'T BE IDLE
It's a sin when you can NAL e from
$75. TO 500 per mGntla
Selling our charming book the
King Of Glory T.
We want responsible men in evIry esunty

food 'udges 10 any energetic man
II you what your own horse We pkefer it.
One man IN N. C. has sod III less
shaa, four months 1900 eopics
of lie book send 30 cts. for outfit Including a
Spy Of the hook in best binding. Add fcss,
Nashville Eenn.
NORTH CAROLINA In superiio1 Court.
IN Forsyth County July 2Ath, 1888
n. a, Stedman and wife, Mary p, Gabriel
". Poindexter Us. David Poinde1 ter, D. N.
Dalton, ct ais, 10 w. II. Poindextef c. II. Da-
WIS., s. III. Davis, r. II. Massey and wife Chris
tina, Fannie J. Poindexter, Marry J. Clark,
James "A. Joyce, w Z Naples and life Addie,
Robert Poindexier, " t DewiI and wife
Mary T, II w Grieler and wife amanda, A.
Sidney Poindexter, Susie Daniels, vEm A Poin-
dexter Meredith Pcindexter, w G{ Atkinson,
RIA Atkinson, Alice Poindext4r, John F
Pointleyter, Martha f Poindexterl James A
Poineierter, J + McNabb and wifi Amanda,
| Jno Poindcxter, A ] Helbert, Thbs Holbert,
w II Beddngfeld, S II Beddingielti j Bed
| dingfeld, A j Beddingfield, Mary 81 F Kemner,
| VIM F Holbert, Mary Porter, Jnb A Harro-
way and wife Martha E, J w Legg, George T
! sherill and wife Anna, r A Sheriff. ! and wife
| Millie. Amanda Poindexter, John Pondexter,
Merry Poinde1ter, w Legg, III lBegg, J n
Iegg, francis Poteat, Jane Lcgg Della Legg
Ida Iegg, James a Legg, James Bdsham and
wife Susan F. Mickey Eoyeburn, Billie Hol-
| bSrt, David l. fiolbert, Marx IL HolUpert, Fran
ces Reed, FINS Anderson, Frances e olbert Jo-
/ anna Holbert, Susan Holbert, Emn{a Holbert
Charles Holbcrt, Joel w McMillanl James N
1 Mcmillan, Mary + Chitwood, Dahl pChit
| wood, ,Jno f Hanes, Victoria Hatebe@ 4, Matte
/ Poinsiexter, Jennie Poindexter, WnS ,oindex
ter and Rose Poindexter, guardians IA the las
i three named,
You and each of you will please lake MOTTO
that a su ninons has been issued against you
and a petition filed in the Superiort Court o
said county by N A Stedman and wife, Mary ]
Stedman, and Gabriel w Poindextir as tn
heirs at law of John Pcindexter, asking 70
partition of his lands by metes and bounds S
TAR as their interest is concerned, ands for sal
or partition of remaining interests said peti
ton viii be heard and determined at{said sffic
i on the day of September, 1883, when an
where you can appear and plead or idemur t
the PETITION, and on failure to appe ar ,judg men
| will be granted according to the PRAYER Of til
petitioners C.S. HAUtSER,
GLENN 4 GLENN, G. S. OF Forsyth Co
Pits Attys. as-6t
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Pilot Sand witches.

The Democratic boom for Cleveland has
l heard an influential Republican call al
Mr. E. S. Recess store few days ago for a
Cleveland hat. He said: II am Repnb-
lican, but cannot vote against Cleveland, as
he has done more for the South in a short
term of four years than any other Presi lent
has done since the war"
He compared Cleveland to an old farm
horse that had been tried and worked in
harness all right. He is now solid for
Cleveland and Thurman. a Starry
Democrats letter to The Sentinel.
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Buekien's Arnica Saive.

HI:E BEST SAVE in the world Tor cuts
Bruises, sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever sores
Tetter. chapped Hanas. chilbains Corn. and
I'll Skin Eraption5, and positively cures Piles
81 no pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perisA.i satisfaction. money refunded. Price
25c.s per iox. For sale by v. o. Thompson.
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Renews Her Youth.

Mrs. Phoebe Chesley, Peterson, Clay Co.,
Iowa, tells the following remarkable story, the
truth OF which Is vouehed for by the residents
oil thr town: Il am q years old, have been
troubled " til kidney complaint and lamsness
ior many years; could not dress myself withou
heip- NOW lam Tree from al pain and Sore
ness ana an able TO 10 oil my own housewaork.
= owe my thanks to Electric Bitters for having
renewed my youth, and removed completely all
disease and pain Try a bottle. Only 5fT al
V. O ThomDSonss DrIlo Store
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Worth Knowing.

Mr. w II Morgan, merchant, Lake CITY
Fla, was taken with a scvcre Cold, attended
with q distressing Cough and running into
Consnmption iii its first stages. He tried many
so-caltefl popular cough remctiies and steadily
grew worse. Was reduced IN flesh. hal diili-
Final I5 tried DR.. Kings New Disco zerys for
Consumption aud found Immediate relief, aud
after using about Il half dozen Bottles found
himself well and has had no return Of The dis
ease. No otIser remedy can show 80 ssransl =
record or cures Is Dr. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption. tsllaralitectf to- do just what
IS elainicd for it Trial bottles free at
/. D. Thompson s Drug Store
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Death IF a Promising Young aIan.

We are panied this week to chronicle the
death of our esteemed friend. Mr.. John Ed
gar Carter, which sad event occurred at his
home on Broal Street, last Saturday even
ing III the 26th year of his age Mr. Carter
was born in Pittsylvania comfy, Va, and
for five wears past had held the p sition Of
book keeper in the mercantile ho5se of his
brother, Mr.. w. T. Garter, This city. Just
four weeks previous 10 his death, he was
taken with typhoid fever from the effects OF
which he was called to an unknewn world.
The deceased had large circle of friends
all of whom admired him for his many no.
BILE traits OF character. THE SENTINEL. ex-
tends coincidence TO a hefeayed mother, one
| sister and two brothers over the loss of au
afeetionate son land loving brother. The
remains were taken sunday morning, ae
| companied by his brother and Mr.. Frank
Liipfert, to Malmaison, Va, where they
| we inferred in the old family graveyard
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Well spokel

Well Spoken.
Miss Annie L. Piltman, Of Salem,
is visiting her brothers and friends in
Scotland Neck It has been some
three years since she visited our town,
and her friends are delighted with her
visit. Miss Pittman is member Of
the able faculty of Salem Academy,
and is quite scholarly and accom-
plished BY the way, we have known
few, If any ladies from this school who
have not rare accomplishments and
who are not highly entertaining
Scotland Neck Democrat.
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Items From Trinity College.

Items From Trinity College.
Miss Kate Craven is very ill with fever.
President Crowell is expected back early
in August.
Next years prospects for the College are
very flattering in every way.
Rev. DIR. W. NJ. Robey and family, Of
Goldsboro, are spending some weeks here.
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PRODUCE AARkEr.
FRIIIT IIARKrr


CherrIes, we'll dried, and tree from see an
trash ..............11to 12e
Blackbcrries, well dried alnd free from unripe
fruit and trash ......... Sc
Whortleberries, well dried and free from unripe
fruit and trash ........N, ..................6c
Raspberrles, well dried ahd free from unripe
fruit and trash IL to BE
Damson plums, well dried AID free from old
field plums, seeds and trash. ,.......... &c
Bright quarter apples, well dried and free from
cores ana SKIN &c
Bright sliced apples, we'll dried and see from
cores and skin to 33c
Fancy sliced apples, well dried and free, from
cores ana SKIN u 43c
Extra fancy sliced apples, well dried an Zee
from cores and SKIN. ,sS2c
| Half peaches, unpeeled and free from seeds ana
quarters .4c
Bright peeled peaches, free from skin and plack
pieces to- &c
Fancy peeled peaches, free from skin aud black
10 10 lie
Extra fancy peeled peaches, free from skin, and
black pieces IL 70 l3c
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LAND SAI.El

DY ORDER UF COUNT l srll sell oA ne
Dpremsses Of the late 7. J. ValcntiaE 200
acres of valuable fam ing LAMBS thei 18th
day 81 august next. Lands a!ivi,!cd to SAT-
9iIrehaaerss FERNS made kills on LAY of
sale. j. ID. DDHI
JniY ~ A Irinistrator
J. 81 and Wsn.sI5 s.angh adm G. j. spaurh.
ceased. rs, Nellie .spaush, (tie Spaugh,
Carrie sp3ugh, residents, d others
No ice-=fhe DIETS. above named will take no
tee that a special proceeding entitled as above
has been commenced in the SUPERIOR Court of
Forsyth Co. State of N. c., for The purpose of
selling land to pay debts. And The defendants
will further take notice that they are required
to appear before me in my Office Winston, n
G., on Saturday the 18th day oSAugust 1855
ard answer or denur to the complaints in
said proceeding OF the complaints viii apply to
complaints petitions.
c. s. HAUs)ER, c. S. c.
ELI.Ek L srARBuck, Attys for PITS. iuly5 CIV
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Le,oispize, N c.. July 23rd, 1888.
Tax valua,i on of theo,F. &Y.y. s.R.

Tax valuati on of the C, f. s Y. ". &. r.
At recent mes ting OF The board OF asses
sors, composed of members from different
counties through which the c. f & Y. v.
r. r. passes, the following valuation of the
road was fixed as shown by official state
ment Of the secretary of the board
$50 S-10 miles road at 5000
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A Moon Light Picnic.

=
Tuesday evening many Of the young la
dies and gentlemen eaioyed moanligl,t
picnic at DIR. Bahnson's pond. They left
Winston at o'clock, returning at 10 p m
The following composed the party
r. J. Reynolds AMI Miss Minnie Wi
hanson, Henry Roam aud Mrs ~ Bentsn,
Bob Crawford and Miss sac Elliott, p. Il
Hanes and NJ iss FIorie Gibson, Kie s. Lott
and Miss Laura Gambler, Henry T. Higgins
and Miss Mary Gorrell VIII Pollard AMI
Miss Maggie Brown, Ell G. Strayll,rn AZ.
Hiss Mamie Crawford, w NJ Hester ..rad
Hiss Nora Crawford, Mr.. March and Miss
Id. Green, Mr.. and Mrs Nat Wilson, Mr.
and Mrs. Jno- Young, Mr. and Mrs. Il. n
Macarthur, Mr. and Mrs DIR. Dalton.
All kinds of refreshments we're sersel
and they ehatted and sang and enjoyel
themselves to the fullest extent.
The young gentlemen gathered boquet.
for their young ladies. The bosuet gather
ed by Miss Mary Gor,etl MAS the mos
beautiful and was enthusiastically applaude'
By a whole chorus Of ooh p and ..how beau
tifnlr
| The Donkey Party was the most anus
ing feature Of the occasion. Mr. r. J
Reynolds won the FIRST prize, a hansls.nn
pocke. knife); Mr.. Henry 4 Higgins wo
the seconsL prize, Ga barlow and Mr. r. NJ
Macarthur won the BOBBY prize, Ga ii
i whistle for Master Ruhert
Messrs. Frank Hanes and Walter Hests
xs~.. r. pa i. s,r.a,,.t ina,
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Piedmont Items


A Cleveland and Fewle elib was organ
lied at High Point last week. Let the good
work move forward.
Jos BradfeId, Of Afadison, has returned
from Washington, where he has been for
some time, and has announced his in,eu-
ton 20 RIM for Congress
At the hanging of james Byers at Wilkes
boro, July 18th. numbers of people climbed
into frees, and enc tainted and. fell out, but
the people underneath were so thick that he
was not hurt.
The Camp Meeting at Muirs Chapel,
Guiiford county, will commsnee ON Saturday
evening before the 3rd Sunday in august
1t is the desire of the church at that placs
to build up large encampment from year
to year.
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Tobacco

CAREFuLy CeRR EcT1I
PRoPRrEroRs OF THE!
IN WINSTON.
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WINSTON, July, 26.-
Prices are some better {
stock sells high-good ]
demand and sell we'll.
hogany wrappers bring
quote
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3 are partly full.
Feet @ers are in
bright and ma
actory prices. We
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kLY BIZ THE
Rs WAREHOUSE
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Total ......................... 1913, 25o.ot
Divided among the counties as follows:
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-30

a s.ad.y school AHair That Degenerate
Into : Ballet

A s.adAy sehsol Auair That Ds<sRsrAted
furo Ballet.
DErGOrr. Dec. - 9-FroL w. :. Melville
ans hers isE sseks $40 ant Organized =
eui-caarlt45,s entertain ulont called the
"BaEteFay Ball Chiilrsu we're 20 take
,sEs aad many society psOpls became in
crested. A psri0rrascfs sas given. and
N.aosl every one pr-srll was astoCgdsi a.
Ae oTavily cf ras costumes 4liss Nellie
ioOdmsa, very pretty sifI ID year old.
sas the oatfsrlF queen anI premier
dsnseuss. she Fas cad iu tne Abbreviated
costume 0f rus oa .et. and exercised series
OF piruast.ss. hops suo other movements
ealcn caused sns eTss of many parents l0
SAL One luadrss other girls tJsk part.
rs1rI1g f3n 3. years rpvari- lae 0.-ts.
Ers wore dresses re2caI0g llst below l1e
knees. The FcurEsr Cue3 we're thtm co1-
s.dsrao.v aoov8 the knees. aud sam8 0f
ioem bad hardly snT ssir,s a. sl
The entertain mems Tts SAID 10 ns xiVen
for tae teash oi ile A <sr sunday ehool
Is Supsrig rsndrat. q. ~ Moore sad today.
"a must say tRst caanot altogether A.
sr9ve ef tne features ot some Of lhs features
of r1s Butterfly Ball. entertainments Mr.
Melville ata soue pittrrss % uttls girls
Fno bad axsu rart in A similar sfair
Their trss-es reslhsd bs.o~ their knees.
We supposed rhae ali ths dresses wonld hs
.niiar. and tae girs would % quits small.
~ aiant suppo-s I1sy would os - Old. q"
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-30
MATTERs ~ MIcHicAN.

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as f-sl4sals. " ..iaassi4g aid4~ 4l.s ie---
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a. Matthews czmp. Oh Lonk bancn.
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Telegram-herald., 1888-12-30

F. Bs.ubritge. Munaay ESQ. County
Atty. Clay county. Tex. saws: Have used
Electric Nltters with most happy result.
My brother also vas very low with Malar-
ial Fever and Jsundice. bul was cured by
timely uss % this medicine. Am satisiied
Electric bitters saved his life
Mr.. D. l. NiicoxsOn. Of Horse Cave. XIV.
adds a Ike testimony. saying He posi-
uveiy believes he wOn.d have died. had il
nos been Tor Electric Biters.
This great remedy viii ward of. as well
"a cure al. Malarsl Diseases. and for all
kidney, Liver aud stomach Disorders stands
uuequaled. Price Soc and 81 at Peck Bros
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-30

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case Of Catsyrh that canno. be
cured bY taking Halls Catzrrh's Cure.
f J. CHENEY g Co.. Props, Toledo. y.
We. the undersigned. have known r. J.
Creney Tor fhe last nfteen years, and be-
lieys him perfectly honorable IN all busi-
ness transactions, aud financially able to
cary out any Obligation made oy the firm;
West 81 Iruax. " Wholesale Druggists To-
lsdo ohio.
Wa.d'ng. Rlnnan & Marvin, Wholesale
Druggists. Toledo. Ohio.
+. FL. Van Hoesea. Cashier. Toledo Ma
tionai Bank. r9.e6o. OHIO.
Halls CsEaarh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mucus
surface OF tae system. Price, 75c per bot
gle. Sold by al druggists. 3
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-30

Have your heard your friends and neigh
bors talk ng about iD You may Yourself
be one Of t1s many who know from per-
sousl srpeusDcs Just bow good thing IS
III you have ever lried II. you are one of its
stslnch friends. because the wonderful
tti - about IL 3. that when once given a
trial. pr. Kings Nsr Discovery ever after
holds A p.ac- in the house. II you have
never used 10 snd should be afflicted with =
cough. cold or any Throat. Lung or Chest
trouhlp. securs q bottla ~ once and give il a
fair friaL. II is guaranteed every time. or
money refunded. Trial hotlie, 10 cents.
a. Peck br1z. Drugstore.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-30

Ths best salva - the world for cuts.
bruises. sores. ulcers. salt rheum, fever
sores. letter chapged hands chillbains,
corns and al SKIN erupnoEs. aud positively
cures plies. or 40 paw required. II u guar.
an'sed o. give perfect satisfsction, or
money refunded. Price - cents Per box.
For sale BY Peck Bros, druggists, corner
Monroe and Divsio0-sts.