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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-25
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BARs JAILED 70 HoLD THaM.

Five Prisoners Escape From the At.
lanta jail.
ATLANTA. Ga. Jan. n About midnight
Il was discovered that the hole cut through
the bars Of one of tho station house cells by
shug Miller aud other professional burglars
Sunday before last had been reopened and
only one man of nearly half dczsn who
had occupied the cell remained. The negro
lsfy behind was too big 70 crawl through.
The bars were patched uD by blacksmith
a week ago and were deemed secure. The
negroes gained the police court room above
without being dstsctsd, and thence walked
boldly down tho stairway and through the
frout entrance % the street.
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DO YOU WANT MONEY 2

Money will buy great many things. II you
have money you can have printing done TO hep
your business. Don't be foolish with your
money by calling on "shopkeepers'' to have
your printing and binding executed. Call on a
man who is fixed up with the best material
made, and who is the best workman in this sec
ton. He has over S25, 900 invested, and will
put up every dollar ne makes in the next few
years in the business. man who is not prac-
teal buys such stuff as has been out of date
twenty years simply because it is in ca. slogue
or is sold by drummer. A real live man is a
blessingin any section, and all should patronize
him. WORK WANTED.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-25
TER DE DIE IN FIRE.
Two Firemen eau zht IA tho Cellar OF
Burning building.

BuruInE buIIuInE,
JERSEY CITY, n. j.. Jan. PA hard
ware store at the corner Of Grove stre,t aud
Bavonia avenue was burned tonight
Henry Z. Farrier, chief engineer of tho fire
department, was IN the cellar OF the build
ing with number of firemen when
two barrels Of turpentine exploded,
wreoking the building. Engineer Farrier
and anoJner fireman were killed Several
other iiremen were badly burned and other
wiee in ured. Another fire occurred tonight
In small tenement, and an old man was
burned 10 deatn
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-25
A HOTEL LEASE BOUGHT.

The Owners Of the oz!sthorre Buy Out
q Competitor.
BEUHsBIcE, Ga. Jaa. zE-TAs talk Of
the town to-day has been the sale Of the
Lessee u the Ocean Hotel 10 the Brunswick
Company. owners n the ogiethorps Hotel
The Ozlsthorps was formerly run a. a winter
hOsei, bat IL iost too much money, and II
was decided 10 r n all the year rOuad. The
Ocean H01ss, with its low rates aud fine
service, was IN the way. To get rid Of the
c9EnDstltioa the bF5nswick Company paid .
big price 70 Clark, Cox h Co. 70 sell the 2
eleven month"; unexp.rsd lease ard close
the hotsl Ysb. J. THIS leaves Brunswick
with two hotels, tas magnificent Ozlsthorpe
and Cns CAutral
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JAILED FoR Az ASSAULT.
a Negro Makes Bfsndish Attack or
a Slcx 9rL

ATLANTA, Ca, Jan 24-rhs police
have arrested Henry Garter, a negro,
Who yesterday attempted 70 outrage
q l2-ysar-old girl named Mary Soils. The
child was left By her parents sick in bed.
The negro. discoys ing that ste was alone,
entered the deserted house and assaulted
hsr. The girls screams brought help from
tgs nelRhbOrs ia tins - Tighten away the
brute, who sprang through a window and
made IN. This morning, when caught, he
was carried before the child and identified.
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Caahiar Morris Back.

ATLANTA, Ga. Jan. al. r. Morris,
the Southern Loan and Banking Company's
Ascending cashier, reached Atlanta from
New Orleans to-day Ia charge OF an officer
For tho present he declines 90 say anything
about the many charges against him, or his
trip 70 the westward. He still asserts his
innocencs and endeavored TO bear up with
cheerfuness as the officers escorted him 10
fafI
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SPECIAL NOTICES
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-25
Fish pail in a snowstorm.

NASHVILLE. TENN, Jan. 2.-During a
anowAtorm here this morning countless
small fish were seen Co fall. They were
about an inch long and resembled carp.
The greatest number fell on Broad street.
blocks away.
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word on a railroad ugpended.

BmmNGHAM, Ala, Jan. "a. Work has
boen suspended on the Montgomery, Tusca-
looaa and Memphis railroad ON the upper,
or Tuscaloosa. end OF the line. 10 is believed
by tho contractors that work will be re-
s1med later on, when the company's finances
ff,s4
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-25
WHAT'S IN A NAME.
Tho Dropping of a Word creates an

Tho Dropping of Word creates an
Erroneous impression.
New YORK, Jan. 24-An item tele-
graphed hence on Jan. Il, stating that the
New York Equitable Fire Insurance C5m-
pany had begun proceedings IN the supreme
court for volu tnry dissolution, has been
printed with the word "firen omitted, and
has been taken as referring 10 TIE Equitable
Life ASSOCIATE On Of this city. This is an
error. II lis the Equitable Fire and not the
Equitable Lite that is winding up its busi-
ness.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-25
prlnn Fighting q Felony.

AUSTIN. TEX, Jan. pa bill passed the
Senate to-day making 70 a felony punishable
by Imprisonment in the state penitentiary
not less than two nor more than Ave years
% fight ptizs fight in this state, either
with gloves or without gloves. The bill will
uafs the House.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-25
$500 REWARD.

The above reward win be paid for the arrest
OF either or both Of the men who attempted to
murder me on tire evening Of January I'D, at
my store in woodvilie, III miles from the city,
on the Augusta ROAD
The white man IS about 516 feet in hight. with
q slight blonde u1ustacae, slender build, weighs
about 40 pounds, Il Of fair c1mp.exion AID
face somewhat marked with frecZiss or peck
marks; appears . be between q and 90 years
Of age.
The negro Is q short. stout IN m, ginger bread
color, weizhs somewhere about $50 pounds.
This reward viii Be pad By me, as I can
identify either IL brought ~ my sight
HENRY FFHERYAMp
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A strike at Chattahooc ace.

CuArTAmooCHEE, FLA. Jan. 24-The
laborers employed TO carry brick upon the
asylum building, now in course OF erection,
struck for higher wages Monday. and work
was brought TO u standstill for several days.
Contract n Davis arrived Thursday with
new men and work was resumed Friday.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-25
orlnnhn rnll az strannnra.

ORLANDO, FLA, Jan. A.-The town is
full Of strangers. Forty people camo on
one train yesterday. Mr.. Vinegar, the
manager OF the Magnolia, has been com
PEELED TO rent thirty rooms IN an adjoining
building for the accommodation OF his
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SOUTH DAKorA's BRrBERs.
Thez esenn 20 Have Been Very Thick
and as Busy ns Bees.

gT. PAUL, MfsH.. Jan. PA special 10
TIE Ploneer Press from Pierre, 8. D.. says:
AT the afternoon session Of tao House, ia
voting on the Davidson county election
cases. sensational bribery charges we're
made. Representative COnVerss first an
nouncsd that he had besn threatened
with defeat II a bill ia which be
was interested II be did not vote a certain
way Kegrese ltativs Kelly then stated
that thsre were Othsr influences at work,
and that he had bsen offered o. 900 -
v0Ee for Senator Moody for senator
and would discloss the name IT
tbs party 70 the proper com
Imittoe. This created decided
sea6a,i0n. Mr.. Buchanan demanded the
name. Representative Hall said he had
beeu offered bFibs Of 81 800 by prominent
dsnOcrat 70 keep out Of tho republican
the same.
WHEN THEY WILL REPORT.
'PTho committee on bribery announced
that report would be ready nt the next
session, nad tue first one Of tho contestinz
independents was seated. Tho other con
tests Will be decided Tomorrow. The
charges Of bribery made to-day were or
dsred referred 10 a committee appointed
earlier In the week 10 investigate similar
charges.
1.-TWO ballots were cast in Joint session
At noon, the last resulting: Moody n. Trip
%, Harden "a, Kyle 10. Gross 10, Seward 4.
Preston q. Scott 2, Pickler. Matthews Mo-
Intyre, Cory, Cooper, Cosand aud Camp
bell ore each.
"Ths decision Of tho first OF five Lawrence
county contests against the sitting republi-
can members II a decided defeat for Senator
Moody
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THE GEORGIA STATE BUILDING AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION

THE GEORGIA STATE BUILDING AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION
L. DoE beginning % coyer large area % terri
to-y, and our volume Of oorTesDondsncs Is
bscouiag simply snorno1s. In Consequence
we have been compelled 70 CT: short Our Little
weekly ''sds+ 10 some extert % give way 70
SOLID BUsIEESS-nothinz Ike i: and as lo1g
es IL continues 70 pour in as It has the psss
week we don't care WHISTLER We advertise or
not We wish 20 remind TIE public, however,
that our authorized capital Is 50 large that Ee
have ample roam jet for Thousands more. We
have the hest plaa in existsnce-Lsnd 80 the
lowest interest and pay the largest profit On the
investment Of any loan company il Savannah
Prospectus, giving full plan. sent 20 any al
dress on application.
oFFICE-137 ST. JULIAN STREET,
OVER CHATEAU BAxx
BEEF
Extracts and juices seem now to be quite the
thing for convslescing
GRIP SUFFERERS.
In addition 70 these sssortneuts we have a
full Ice Of Extracts Of Malt
ASK your physician about them.
~
BUFFERS PHARMACY,
Cor. Bull and Congress.
YELLOW PINE
LUMBER
SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS.
KINDRED FLOORING AND CEILING,
A. S. BACON & SONS.
oTzIcE-wEsr BROAD AND BRoUezros Sis.
FOR SALE
80 MULES.
A. MCCORMICK.
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A. MCCORMICK.
GEORGIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
TREAsURER's NOTICE TO MEMBERS IN
ARREARS.

Members whose dues are yet unpaid for 1890.
and few 1880 are urged to pay them by the 1st
Of February, so as to enable me to close my &C
coun. by the anniversary meeting. Those who
fail TO do SO are liable to have their names
dropped from the roll Of membership.
Persons therefore. whom this notice concerns,
will oblige me by settling their ellis when pre-
scented by the collector during the next two
weeks. Wi. S. BOGART,
Traasurar @ Il. S
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-25
sPECIAL NOTICES.

On md ofey Te5. L 1870, he bnsis Of rseas-
syemeHf Of al GdUertlsta1 81. nss RoRErx5
6Eys sssu Be agate, or at TIE rate Of 81 20 an
inch for the frat Insertion.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-25
A Change in Freight Agents.

ATLANTA, GA, Jan. 24.-E. p. Black,
the local freight agent Of this city for the
Western and Atlantic railroad. has re-
ssgned. and on Feb. will be succeeded by
A. g. jackson Of Memphis. Ma Black en-
tered the services OF the road twenty years
ago under the old lease company, and was
retained by President Thomas when the
Nashville. Chattanooga and st. Louis OBJ
tained control
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-25
MEETINGS

AEETINGS.
WORKIsGMES's BENEVOLENT AssO-
CITATION
You are requested 20 NEST a. the corner OF
Bay and Prize streets THIS Sunday EVENING
a. 2 clock. for the purpose Of paying our last
tribute OF respect 70 decreased Brother Member
NICHOLAS WALL By order.
THOMAS KEENAN,,
J. 7. FTTZHExKEY. p s. President.
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N o w

~ w -
ID THE TINE TO BUY REAL EsTATE,
BEFORE
THE ACTIVITY OF SPRING COMMENCES.
THOSE DESIRING TO PURCHASE
RESIDENCES,
LOTS,
FARMS, OR
ACREAGE PROPERTY
For sub-dlvldlng should get my revised list of
Real Estate offerings.
SELLERS
Who desire their property listed should at once
send in description, as the present edition will
DO largely distributed. c. II. DORSETT.
Real Estate Dealer
n. B.-I am now preparing plats for a most
TO wait for this sale
SOCIETY CONCERTS.
CHARMING MUSICAL EVENTS
w. q. SHERWOOD CONCERT
JANUARY %.
- DIVIDE MUsIN CONCERT, -
FEBRUAkY 4.
-MENDELssoHN oUINTETTE CONCERT
FEBRUARY IS.
Subscription Lists at Buffers and Ludden &
Bates. Reserved Seat Diagram opens
WEDNESDAY. IS.
PRESERVE YOUR FINGER-NAILs
BY sending your work to the
SAVANNAH STEAM LAUNDRY,
131 Congress Street
Reliable Work Our Speciality.
Comparison with work from other laundries be
they hand or st am, earnestly invited We are
at the head Of the procession.
d. Prayer, Prop.
Telephones asa and 333.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Second Baptist Church, Greene Square, Hous-
ton street. Sc vices commencing: Early prayer
ruaatlno at n.a0 n at
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-17

Water particles can now be eounted
oy ar- John Athens latest ruodifica.
ton OF his apparatus for counting the
particles Of dust In the mir. IA hls
communication to the Royal Society Of
Edinburgh. Hr- Aiken says Of the in.
s,rurnent 1T consists of ..lasu mi
crometer divided Into square. Of 4
known size. a spot mirror for illumiuat
ing the stage. and the strong leus Of a
microscope for observing Che drops on
the sts,xe- In the cs.se Of one ftsr OBJ
served Mr Ait'yen found the number
Of drops falling per minnie to reach
rear 1 ot'o p~s square ii,cIi Lon
don Tis< Sis
A palind,p.ne is a line or phrase that
roads the same backward as forward.
The Latin language is full OF such lin.
gslistic freaks; tie English has but few.
One ct least is lnimitable. It represents
our aFst parent politely introducing
himself to Eye in these words: Madam.
n zssxsss q. =
The following phrase lacks but one
letter Of being even more rsmarka6le
Iewd did / live, svil did i lvsR !,
From the Latii. ~ have = Roma tthf
snhito ulotib1n ibit aap0rs Home. lovo
viii some = Jon ~ denly uifh ~
Iensa7. Dstre1s - -
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-17
TIE Cotton Crop.

Cotton returns Ct December to the
DEPARTMENT of Agriculture relate to
average prices on plar tations. Com
plant of unremnnerative values is
ger, raj and the declaration frequent
tia the crop does not return the
cost of production. A feeling of dis
con agement pervades the report
and the disposition to reduce area l.
expressed. the plaEtation price,
VIII Il is the actual rate for cotton
SOL TT the gin, averages 7-3 cent?.
per pound. For Eve .oars precedinA
the range was. from 81 70 SO and
aveSaged nearly s 4 cents This de-
cline is echoed u the records of ex
pof ation which avera ~ed in Octobe,
u vtIue of SO cents against 10.11
Gems tor October la y cara drop
of ; per cent.
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G. ". MAsL1N,
why Prussia I. So sailed.
pAILY FNCKPr SUNDAY.

The modern name of Prussia Is de.
rived fro.n BorUssi. or Porussi. who
conquered the country about 320 b. G.
Litth is known concerning Prussia and
its people till the Tenth century. EXCEPT
that chat portion of the Baltic shore
which IS now included in the kingdom
OF Prussia was formerly inhabited BY
i5lavcnic tribes akin IN customs and
languages TO the Lithuanians. They
came in occasional collision with wave
after wave of the great Teutonic race
as it flowed down from the icy north,
receiving their aEst knowledge of Chris
tianity frem Bishop AdaIbert, Of
Prague. whom they martyred IN 997.
In the middle Of the Thirteenth CEN
fury the Teutonic knights, on their, re-
turn from the erusades. undertook the
conquest and conversion OF Prussia.
Ihe isor,;ssia element Mingled with the
followers of the Teutonic knights. and
subsequently with the Poles. Brook
Ign Eagle.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-17
Banquet Money foE. Russian Famine
Sufferers.

1t has been tie custom of the
KDi- aus Of the Order c. 81 George OF
Rus ever sine the founding of the
order IA 1863 b. Empress Catherine
II 10 give grand banquet on the
feas .ay OF thair patroa saint. i his
year- however, tie Ca, who is ut
the : ad Oh the order, requested that
tie aaEquet he not .qivep, aud the
NOR Tor Iich g vas intended
sh0I be devoted 90 tlis purpose
shou j be given 10 tue suferers from
the # mine in Russia. ri ne Cars re-
quest vas willingly aece6ed 10, and
the result wiiI he large ubscription
to the famine fund.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-17
No Seat, No Fare.

Virtually the common council of
Chicego has decided to restrict the
nun Ger Of passea GERS on the street
cars Of that city 10 the seating ca
pacity Of the cars. This is to be
done by prohibiting the companies
are not provided with seats. OF
cour9e that will have the immediate
effee. OF stopping the overcrowding.
No company will then allow its con-
ducrors TO take on any more passep
ger than can be seated. They will
not carry any passengers free. But
the e1y order Will probably render
travel on the street cars far more
com ortable.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-17
~ heart Once Loving Loves For
ever

Twenty eight years ago a young
Irish girl Of Downpatric refused to
MARY and accompany her fiance TO
New Zealand. for he reason that
she could not teaye lrer mother. The
old woman entered the aims house,
where her daug hter cared for her
untilahe died short time ago. The
former lover, who had become rich
in New Zealand, heard of it, aud
sent Z ticket to his sweetheart, who
is now, at the age of so, on her way
to New Zealand.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-17

103e cTeryvher Price, .CurIcsaA. see. Soar
p; REsoLyEST. n. frerareS by m IsoTTrS,
"a AND cfisss-e-aL ecnPoaATfo,.. Boston.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-17
]. VI. SHIPL-EY.
BtBY CURED OF ECZEENA
Actifes and Eiinister's Tes.hnoxy.
Head Mass Of Esutre9action- Doc
tor Fails Cured in Qu,cik
Giyae by Caticura.


deem 1t Tnr drty 20 inform voa G she ,-o,.
S1.ai cure OF eczsm. wh;ch cU-Ic = RSsIg-
yrs brought upon our hJt's kxi,y tA-ae. p1oDths
20 " hen about lTo and enc half 4 ,Yhs ala
- Thoie OF lis i:stie bead bscanle GO mass of
xsTsraeiion. over which 10 became se-y much
e1fhsd as Tie Y 5sciHe E~e-sFiF5; oy Ytir rhysi.
80 only seemed 20 sEr-e-aro and !, reasSe ~.
nssnse pain The iiltie ihlsS SEEMED = u. We
were utterly at loss 10 H1ow wh7 "a do az
- pnJeicnn seerl@d TO have ealaaste, all efforts
- &ve reiict- HHt fhTsug!. tte racoE -nendataor
& Rev. j. q Ahers, pastor Of Rroa=s Circntt
= ChuTea ecesaty, vare indu d to try
9s CCfIcuE4 tsEEsDIEs, and ra'tsr Eew dayss
application, VIC were aztc1isied az ysall as de-
8oted over the result w continued the lse of the
9sdtesns aeeordng 70 directions, and liter few
WSeks, tie little fcIicrT -Ta5 trcy cur with no
WVRderfui curc.
!; Mns. JOIN HoLsT4zlsT Quit.aan, Ga
n gives nc goat fieas,-a 70 testify to the fao.s
ceAtsiue N ssrs scin ieizteir's testa oI1iaI con-
Sernins abe eure G; Der .itsie haAy. Whsa Ieawit
&C Hot ihiahi Ta.s,.'.e Tor j. 20 live i, how
YET, recommend ;UTICUaA knowing that IL
Z Nre YES po<s.cs1 J-iTGcERA REMEDIES would
Pm ny mos. sscss.inc expectation ctIiminata5
- 2ericGs cITe.
J. 3. AJIEfs2I. F..st1r H. E Oh. So.
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The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-17

Sine. is first Introduction, Electric Bit.
tiers has pained rapidly in popular favor
until nov It is clearly in The lead among
pure medical TONES and alternatives contain
log nothing which peraits rs use as bev-
erage or iatoxicant., it is recognized as the
best and purest naecicine for all ailments OF
Stomach, Liver or Kindeys 1T will cure
Sick Headache, Indigestion, etc. For sale
by DR. Y. 0. Thompson
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-17
Gusrarareees Cure,

We authorize our AZ erti=el .iruggest to
sell D Kings f5av Discover -.3r Conn-
stump an. Cough gnd ds, upon this con-
dition. II you age aiiiieted stir d Cough.
Cold any Luag Threat Of chess trouble.
and MI use this efiy a. d5.eeiei.' giving
It iast rial ana : per-eaca ~ benefit, you
may It.rra The bottle ard have your money
refunl &c oonl3 13l make his oI.l,r
did - not know that Or. Kings New DIS
coyerT could Re relied or !. ueyer dis.p-
points Isill bottles tfse a. Thom,son's
Drng sore. Large u soc anl 81 90
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-17
Could be no Higher Testimonial.

That man must be of unimpeacha-
Die integrity who is spokenwell of by
people whom he was favored after
they haveno reason to expect to get
anything more out of him--BOston
Transcript.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-17

Isi- sold worth liz mall price If 75c. to
free voU-selt q every symptom Of these dis
tres ng complain :, r. yea think 80 caH at our
store II ret a bottle ufSbiial's Vitalizer. I've "
bott- has printed guarantee on it, use accord
ingly and if it docs you no good it will cost
you Il thing. Solo by DR.. v. o. Thompson,
Orur.isi.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-17
Assignment in Salisbury.

NJ. S Brown, the largest clothing
merchant in Salisbury assigned yes
terday for the benefit of his creditors.
His assets are $22 ,O0Oand liabilities
$28, GEO.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-17

We nave a SPEEDY nd pos ave cure for ca
tarr:e. dipheria, ca kel mouth and headache
in SafLOH'S CA1--,RkT REMEDY A
nasa, hector free Nj n eac bottle. Use it il
YOU desire health aid sweet i,reath. Price SOC
Sold !y Dr.. V, 0. Thompson. Druggist.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-17
CueiouYa RaesGven4

m neE Blood Purifier, Internally 10 esaanse "a
Ssesu OF all impurities and soisoD1us sleaenta and
@1 9s remove tne ea2ecj, alsd CUTzcURA the great
Neeehhes, externally (to clear re skin aud scaln
restore tEe iiaF), euro every disease I'D hurnor
u see sem ana bleed, from FsInPlos 10 scfofuia