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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-07-29
ruE casE OF THE DAVE MAN.


They whipped him for Having SWIM
died Crazy Man Ten Years Ago.
The News a day or two ago told OF
the rough handling of man named
Kcesler from Davie county, at the
hands Of a party Of men in Cabarrus
county. The other side evidently
wants to speak out, but is exercising
discretion. The News, however,
learns that Keesler's punishment is
not denied, and that not only the
parties who inflicted it, but the ma
iority of the people Of lower Cabarrus
say that it was deserved. They claim
that Keesler is a swindler and OF the
lowest and meanest order, and that
his recent punishment was inflicted
upon him for an outrage committed
upon Cabarrus man ten years ago.
Keesler's victim was a Mr.. Eudy and
he had a crazy SPELL just at that
time Keesler struck him, and induced
him to go South with a drove Of
horses, the horses of course belong
ing to Eudy. When the drove was
sold, Keesler pocketed all the money
and skipped, leaving his simple mind
ed victim to whistle for it, The PEG
pie of Mr., Eudy's neighborhood had
all this laid up against Keesler, and
when il became known last weei
that he was in that section OF thu
county, they hunted him up and gav'
him severe drubbing. Keesler die
not stop in Charlotte to lodge com
plant, but was met on the road sew
eral miles north of here by Char
lotte man, to whom he told his story
He was then making for Dayie coun
ty with all possible speed.-Char
lotte News.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-07-29
change or nnsIness places.

There will be some changes in the
business location Of several firms by
the first of August and first of Sep
TENDER. DIR. L. B Henderson will
remove his dental office to the second
story of the Rigsbee building, over
the Office of Jas. Southgate & Son,
and these gentlemen win remove
their insurance Office to the second
story of the Morehead Bank building,
w. A. Slater Il CO., will occupy lie
corner store where the insurance
Office is now located. 1t will be fit.
ted up in handsome style for them,
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-07-29
The ..Blue sIugger.' Victorious.

The ''BIue sIuggers'' Victorious.
WESTON, n. C., July 24.-Special
To News and Observer.-The table
turned today. Winston's Blue
lsluggers" won the contest with
Charleston by a score of ten 10 two.
This makes even games for the two
clubs. Hence, the game tomorrow
will be unusually exciting. Lyston
Wa in the box for Winston today.
Both clubs scored goose eggs To the
fourth inning. when Winston scored
three. Neither gained a run until
the seventh. when Winston brouht
in four on the eighth; Charleston
scored her only two runs. while Win.
ston made three more.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-07-29

Addii ~ IIin lave OF .
daily exIei Sc1dhy II 90 g. m. r'.i
rive Henderson 1905 p. m, reiurn.-
ng leave Hcn,Icron 2.I0p. m.,. dri,
< .s,,s sunday, arrive Oxford 3 10
No. 50 leaving Goldsboro 2.9n y
M. and Raleigh AS .. N. daily.
makes connection at Durham with
No. 10, leaving at 6 .. m daily ex.
cept Sunday Er Henderson, and ali
o. inis Oh q. d G.. and X. 4 NJ
rJrds.
Passenger coaches run through
between West Point and Raleigh.
MA Ke,sViIle, ON Nos. 81 and 20l.
end IS and 1903.
Noe. 81 and So connect at Rich.
nIond daily except sundsy ior West
Point and Baltimore, via York River
Line.
SLEEPING CAR SERVICE.
DO Trains 80 and 81 Pullman
puifrt Sleeper. between Atlanta and
Nes YORK, Danville and Augusta
~ 4 Greensboro, via Ashyille, TO Nor
. si"Nn, Tenn.
On 50 and So Pullman BuHed
sleeper, between Washington and
NV Orleans, via Montgomery and
b. tween Washington, birmingham.
Richmond and Greensboro, and be-
tween Washington and Augusta and
PuIlmsn Buffet Sleepen between
" ssbingion add AsheYille and Hot
hSpIiBgs via Asbeville.
| X. X, BRIDGES. wa. TURK,
superintendent Div, Pass. Agt
Raleigh, NC kaleigh. NJ q.
col HAAS, Traffic Manager,
Ricl mond, Va.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-07-29
rIrE THIRD PATTY.

Address az the National tommIttee TO
Citizens Of the country.
CINCINNATI o., July zI-RoLert
schilling has made public the address
Of the Peoples party TO the citizens
Of the Cnited States. II occupies
four closely printed small octave
pages. IL sells cut with a general
statement Of grievances, which Occu.
about one fourth Of the document.
In this statement are such phrases a.
the following. "DeclaratIon d indie
pendence from the arrogance u
British politicians must be supple.
saz-sas-ss.--~-@.1s-asz
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-07-29

AN express train near Lin
wood, Pa, struck a tramp and
threw him several feet in the
air. When the trainmen found
him he was relighting his pipe,
and was angry because he had
to waste a match.
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Rosa, chtJsanth 9 NUNS.

HoSs, C1fJsaath Q NUNS.
IL Choice kyerblooming Roses for
one dollar; IL Choice Chrysanthe-
nuns Tor one dollar. Palm and
other decorative plants; Colrns.
Carnation, Double Violets etc, for
out door planting. Cut flowers,
Bouquets, Floral Designs, Magno-
lias and Choice Evergreens, Toma-
tie, Cabbage and Pot grown Egg
plants. Potato plants in anp
quantity ready 18th April. CELERY
plants ready in June and July. Send
for catalogue.
II. STEINMETZ. Florist,
feh25 Raleigh, N. C.
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ACCOUNTS OF BANKS, BANKERS CORPORATIONS AND INDf-
VII UALS RECEIVED ON FAVORABLE TRIMS
CERTIFICATES or DEPOSIT, bearing per interest Issued upon
deposit with the FIRST National Bank ~
COLLECTIONS made direct I'll accessible points In The Unit
saes, and RENTED for promptly owest
PARTICULARS paid the business Correspond
THIS BANK recently organized is condition
Banking favorable Bank the
RANKING SECURITY The United States requires that
the Liabilities and Assets all National Banks
three Of the Directors
oees this Bank Examiners at the pleasure OF the Government
duty il thoroughly examine
National Banks afford larger
Banking
CHARACTER CAPrL The character the Directors
Stockholders the First Ma ona Bank the
sokhoe under the National Bank law responsible double the
Of his stock No Bank has chaac fac
lies the Fret National
WE WANT shire Of your business We slic
entire satisfaction in all business our care
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07

The Rev. IL. II. Johnston of Trinity
church yesterday morning took the
text: Phil. 8, 10th verse. "That may
know MIN and the fellowship OF his
suffcrings." Among other things he
said: These are very remarkable words
and q remarkable MIN who wrote them.
A man VINO has left more footprints
on the sands OF line" than any other
whom We read of IN history. A man
who WAS the wonder of his age, and
who remains now the wonder OF every
student of his life. Paul, the latest
called of the apostles OF Jesus Christ
the first CHRISTIAN missionary To the
heathen world. Words are remarkable
for two reasons. First Is showing what
q reality the apostles religion was to
him and its value. In the next place
they cannot help but sound remark
able in the ears of modern faIr-weather
christians because of the high view they
take OF suffering, being Of privilege ln-
stead OF something to put US out of
spirit and temper. Something to thank
God for instead of being ready to curse
God and die. 1t 10 worth while consld-
ering this in these days because of the
weakened christians who are SD ready
to barter away the bright heritage OF
their faith on the strength of any
plausible arguments for infidellty
which haple ems to be floating about the
theological atmosphere.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07
What Can | Do 10 Get Rid Of
This Complaint?

would like 10 appear in my former
role.
would like 10 be . man again IN the
enjoyment Of ali my powers.
To those with this desire we oan only
say, 90 Al once 10 DIR. ). Clay fodu. Is
North Divislon street, Grand Rapids.
Mich. His success " unsarpAssea; he
remedies compounded aud sold oniy
by hlmself) are doing more for the
public than all the various isms and
pAthles combined.
IL could not be otherwise. be viii an
dersland your complaints and vail give
you such remedies only ~ viii lmmedi-
ately remove lhe cause OF the COM
plants and restore your sosl strength
and slgor.
You will stay well. there can be no
reaction, as be does not give nersines
sdepfesantsl or nerve slimulznts.
You viii therefore remain perma-
nently we'll.
Thousands throughout the country
are every day teslliy.ng to DIR. 5, Clay
Todd's wonderful success IN curing
them. after they had tried from three TO
a dozen other physicians without relief.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07

The Rev. w. J. Russell, pastor OF the
Church OF Christ. preached last evening
from tns text. Pnil. A. "Let your mod
Grafton be known unto all men," This
thought ls taken from tis sermon:
''There 10 golden grain Of truth in the
AIistotel;an philosophy. that The wees
of men are only the excuses or deh-
ciencies OF their vlrtuesf that Is 10 cay,
their virtues carried to the extreme on
the one side or the other. Take nrIp-
ness, for instance. Ii is AL admirable
virtue. But how easily does il At one
extreme become obstinacy. and At the
ether vaclliation. Likewise courage,
where il exists IN exec -, IS reckiessness,
and IN deficiency, cowardlce. So l,ber-
atty in giving is iianked be wasts fal
ness on the one nand, and by stingInes,
on tile other. Sympathy is the happy
medium between 90 dness and gashi
faith, between credulity and skeptl'
cism; and fortisude, between stoicisn
and ctfemhnancy. In vev OF such
facts as these. we Can readily perceive
how closely allied is virtue to modera'
ton, and moral safety to moral bal
auCe."
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07

tg1naises st east to crown esrtnly ex-
ssen. Win the Hover and fTuitzze O
TN aos est typs II manhood.
Ia no part cussr 10 tse comparison o.
gese TOO LeAeasngs more marked than
athe hopes they otter Of . future lie
.-st-nce. Slarung out With the hypo-
hesis that 10 live 10 70 suTfer the oess
bat Ruddha can pfoaaise 10 oblivion.
ust saat 10 meant BY NlFysnA, whieia
ts2utana's highcst heaven, 10 no.
ssy TO determine, for even orientai
sshoisrs are not sgesed ia their aehn.-
.loas- The word. however, 10 derivrt
from two SAnskrlt roots. which means
eiown out. or extlnguisnsd. At mos
gave 40 hope OF personal ifainoItal
ity-tne eonsu nm2tlon OF being Is tG
b. at last absorbed IN the All.
JESUS gives us clearer VISION or the
lsayenls woFld-so nethlng that the
CON mon people can understand IRON
.nlen they can gather comfort ana
strenth.
The God to whom Buddha points ha'
90 concern IN the AFFAIRS of men. liz
- not . Providence watching over hi'
children. but b.ind Law working on
Is Inevitable destiny. Christ. on tn'
atner hand, reveals to men the DIVINE
Father who sy mpatnizes with Their s'r
rows anu rejolees IN their Jeys, wn'
leads them with . loving hand through
the mazes of earthly lie to the beauti
f1l mansions OF light.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07
ORDERED 70 GIT OUT
-Four Young Men Confronted by
Burglars
ARE MADE 10 sHlEg IL THEIR SHoES
A they Lsek ists the Msxzsss sf uxi,
ksyssssrs-Ths foss ~. Order Givsa
ssd Qsi<tiy xIksa oat-Nsws
from Two Pea asalas.

LExISsFos, Dec. about I2 O'Clock
last night as Michael Myers, Jr.. Wi
bur j. Reach. Frank Nisgemsn and
Samuel H. Mathews wers returning
home from . party. Myers. a clerk for
d. Clarke, stopped 10 try the store door
aud vas surprised 10 find IL open. As
the four walked into the slore AHd
struck light voice said:
BLOW that light out and GET out Of
here as quick as you can. Or viii blow
your head off,
Upon looking up they saw the muz-
zles Of two revolssrs staring them IN
the face, one neld by = man with a
long sandy mustacne. He was about s
feet 10 inches high aud weighed about
l3o pounds. The boys got good look
al him Aad think they know nm The
other man MAS shorter, and they can
not give a description OF him.
The boys, not wanting To ct . dose
OF cold lead. lett the store. iney saw
the burglars leave the store and 20 to.
wards the lake. Tbs morning IL WAS
found that they mad visited other
places Andrew Monroe's saloon was
broken into and some whisky and
cigars taken. They also broke in the
engine-room door of the grIst mill
went up INTO the Office where they got
about ~ IN change and stamps Also
Geo. IA. Msson's store, where abou
$50 worth OF jewellery and notions were
taken They stole ). d. Runnel',
bore, which they drove to near Por
Huron. where II was found by Deiee
tive BGckefilge this afternoon BADLY
rsed up.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07

oles abo1t the size OF . lead penc.
we're revealed ia tue walls OF hls stoal
sca There was no inESnation of tn
siszue around them 10 indicate q Dis
-4s~d condition. Ins apertures wss.
Gated on the other SIDE OF the sloll
1en. but now tnes came 70 DO there ]
Rnas puzzles the doctors. but they uD
quesGionably caused the young man's
cath.
Tue Hart and Weare Baptist soce-
la have been organlZsd a. a ressu q
snnreb, and viii have = resident pas
or. Thers - some prospect of secur.
x Rev. Geo. IL. Loeksrt.
Edward Shane married yassAr b<lis
d wealthy pArentsge and proceeded
% take life easy. Whea bis new papa
suggested that ne should go 60 work hs
1ed and has not been seen since.
Two youag boys of Floserfield found
bottle OF earoolic acid the other day
and n play lhrew the contents at tn
yezr-old briggs Roach. who will nov
nave u go shrough life With greatly
impaired sight.
SIX years ago four strong Swedes
direct from sseden, began work ~
bay City saw mills. They AR now
about 10 return TO their families IN ths
old country with 81 ,00o cash each
carefully saved from their wages.
Egbert Thompson. so years old, was
found with ais head between the spok-:
OF q wheel 0f his wagon and his neck
broken Friday. He was lntoxlcstec
when he left Clio, and IS supposed Il
have fallen out when near MS farm.
Tventy-eight of the watches stoler
from ieweler Daniel Pratt of Jackson
have been found hidden IN the straw
stack on the farm OF Representative,
JOnn Watt No real clue Il the the
though several tramps are under ar
rest on Suspicion.
Michigan pensions granted: Origina
Thomas Handy. Ane icus Hovey
Edward G. Warner, Thomas r. King
Gideon T. Hltchco K. Warren Smith
Newton Balch. WiliaSl n Wolverton
Additional-Cnarls $ ID. Burt, JOSEPH
Phillips. Increased-Christian Neader
William H. Stanton. John A. McCiair
Almon Gallup. Doloss Er, a1s, Thoma
Welhurn. James Rose, Benton K. Sterns
JOSIAH Clough, Benjamin +. Ssnborn
Virgil II. Collins. Isaac Dickinson
Bidon w. Blodgeett. Reissue-Myrol
Scott, Alonzo ID. Williams. Original
widows, etc.-Anna Yonkermau. Sara
A. McLain, Saran j. Palmer, Mary A
Roberts.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07
HYGIENIC RULES.


Many books have been writtea, and
much more has been said about VIVA: a
sick person should eat IN order 10 nour
ish the body and not interfere with the
action of the medicines prescribed by
the physician; but every one knows the
following articles are not good TO eat.
namely: Opium. Morphine, Belladona,
Atropia or Deadly Nightshade, Cocaine,
Chloral, Caloml, Digitalis, F0xgloye.
Arsenic and its preparations, Phos-
phorus (makes excellent friction
mstches) and It's preparations, Phos-
phites, Hypo-Phosphltes. Nux vomicA
and itsactlve principle. Strychnlne. Hy-
oscyamus Niger. Black Henb.ne. oleam
"glii, Croton OIL, etc.
How unfortunate the phylician who
knows no other remedies (g) than the
above poisons. aud how much more un-
fortunate the Dear People who think
they are obliged to take the dose. The
above poisons produce nervous prosirs-
ton, death by heart failure aud IN
fiammation of the bowels, also cause
most of the suicides and all the insan-
sanity. They cure nothing, only pre-
vent people from recovering their
health.
DIR. 5. Clay Todd, the famous special
let Of l6 North Division street, Grand
Rapids, Mich. does not use the above
poisons, but by the use of his new. pleas
ant and health giving remedies, he
cures all curabie diseases At the earliest
possible minute.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07


saugstuck has wood famine.
A humane society is needed At Reed
City.
HiIIsdals county will try to secure
local option.
Battle Greek is flooded with counter
felt silver com.
Additional street lamps are being put
N At Elk Rapids
wild wolverine was seen recently
near Spring Lake.
The Western Union willo "down
town" otics A. Holland.
Reed City will spend $4,000 on far
and exposition grounds.
Ladies Literary club has been
formed At Grand Haven.
Grass Lake is 10 nave . manufactory
OF buggles and road carts.
The Presbyterian church at school,
craft will soon be enclosed.
Lansing officers are raIdlng gambling
dens anu disreputsble resorts.
James ssger Of Rome has secured
nearly 100 rsccoOns this fail.
Work ss progressing satisfactorily on
the new ssy lum cottage At Iona.
A potato buyer ~ Hart handle Co.
coo bushels OF pJtatoes IN just three
weeks.
Grand Ledge 10 10 have q lecture
course, the talent ~ come from kala-
mazoo.
Bert johnson has found the bones OF
an immense mastadon on hls farm near
Clinton.
The heirs of the Beckwith estate are
building an opera house al Dowagsc
10 cost s60. coo.
st. Joseph citizens will petition con-
gTess Tor an appropriation OF sue, ,eao
tor hsfbor improvements
There are only three criminal cases
on toe calendar ot the December term
OF elrctnt court st Adrian.
A four.aera tract OF peat. sixty feet
In depth. has hsen discovered on {
farm near Nles. The peat makes sd-
miraoie fuel
Seven members OF Charles Benis-
rssns fsuily of cA~snsc nave suffered
wtth sypbosd gever t.ss fail. Five asvs
recovered aud two Are yet very IA.
A Kerosene osl stove exploded n
Fesnssev bakery tne other deg. bl
ausk Noe by the Gre depat aHlen
prevented = dl-ssisosss g nsis9ratlon.
Lew Herrsck. street commissioner .
retoskey. has been arrested on q ehsrgl
af stliit.ng as pay ros. thus erassias
bim - ottsin money uader false prs
lenses.
j. r. Thompson. . nay buyer o
Hudson. sent site - Herman Roe
with which ~ patgehase cay ~ Iteel
field. l<abh aud the nson y have aa'
speesrsd.
u;ehgsu p1eimssters j. p. taua
bell. vice +. Define e. q met kisssor,
Ansfssn eoanty; +. i. k=ieh. wee 3. A
wflham igneGl, Near tgsss, Ca
hean taaaty
Ferdinand Harry, yonna ma
whose haase Is ~ Mrs. 4,ea the etAe
dsv at Aasiersos, ind. ehers n 90
v,essns A. tsls Hsses<s she
tsruasnrt>a ~ fatally sss g at ebssuF
xaslrs. poet mssism sss acid. 1e
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07
BurElary &c Cedar Springs.

CEDAR SreINss, Dec. 5.-Burgisrs en-
tered the grocery store OF c. II. Hop
kins and tile hardware store OF Harry
Holmes lAst night. From the grocery
they took cigars, tobacco aad confec-
tonery amounting n value TO thirty
dollars. From the hardware guns. re-
yoiyers and knIyes worth eighty dol
lars. TIE hAndcar belonging to the
section an the b q NJ. railroad Was
taken and left On the u. X. d 1. rail-
road below Belmont. TINS 10 the third
time that the hardware store has been
broken into duriag 1891. The thieves
evidently have hesdquartersst.o or near
Grand Rapids. Ga the two other oc-
essons the cutlery case has been
ci. ancd out and the handcar taken As
far A Belmont
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07
Desires to Rear Testimony.

Henry Thorns. Travelling Secretary
of the Y. NJ. c. A., writes from Exeter
Hall, Strand, London, February 2, 1888.
81 desire to bear my testimony to the
value of Allcock's Porous Plasters.
have used them for pains in the back
ami side arising from rheumatism and
other causes never without deriving
benefit from their application. They
are easily applied and very comforting
Those engaged AS am In public work
which involves exposure TO std len
changes of temper,ture, will do we'll te
keeps supply of Allcock's Porous Plas
ters In their portmanteaus."
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07
sauau nach OH Did II.

LAKE CRY, Dec. 5.--At O'Clock this
morning FIRE broke out in the Hotel
Occidental and owing to the high winds
that ragged unul morning, It would
have proved TO De = serious damage to
the town had not the clerk discovered
it IN time and gave the alarm. The
bremen were on the spot promptly and
with their assistance the flames we're
soon extinguished. A lamp exploded
that was filled with the noted Squaw
Buck OIL, causing the interior Of the
room TO take IRE immediately. so much
more TO the honor aud glory of our
present legislation.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07
(,atarrh Cured.
HAVE you CATARRh7

Have you pane over the eyesl
Are your eyes wateryf
Have you dry cough every night
Are you sick at the slcmach7
/. there q continuous dropping of
mucus IN toe back ef roDr throat
You can he cured quickly aud per
manenuy ty Dr. > Clay Todd. le North
psviuon street, up stare. rooms I, Band
4. GsandRspids, Mieh. Call az write,
free, st office. or by mail Hedicins
cent everywhere.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07

VIcKsBURG, Dec. o.-HerbertG Baker,
aged % years. took ten grains of NOR
phine with suicidal intent this ~ ming
and died from the effects All hour
later. lie leaves divorced wife and
two children. His father and mother
are PROSTATE with grief.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07
ARTISTIC PRESENTS
or PERMANENT VALUE.
FINE PICTURES
AT MODERATE PRICES.

High class etchings, engravings and
water colors specially suitable for fram
ing; many oil them rare and unprocur-
able elsewhere.
Fine water colors. tastefully frame d
cost from S. upward. Proof etchings,
tastesuliy framed. cost from 81 UP
ward. All visitors are welcomed TO call
and examine the collection, aud peonle
living IN the city are especially invited
to come and bring their friends.
I make speciality of novel and ar
tistlc framing and carry the largest and
beet finished line OF holdings to be
found IN the site. and do work az low
as any Que In tie country, quality con
sidered.
Soliciting share Of your patronage.
am, Yours truly,
A. II. FowrE,
No. 81 Ionia street. south of Monroe.
Y. s.-Brlng in your Christmas work
early, TO avoid the rush. A. II. +.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07
Stomach Troubles Cured.

rains IN stomach. lsIchink wind.
Rssine wstef. food or gas.
Pairs before and after eating.
Constant p2 ~ n stofnech-
Cd or yonDe peopie cured.
Dyspepsia cured.
Nervous Dyspepsis cured.
Al esonssch tr0ubies cared ss I,r. =.
Cav Todd. of5cs 1s Eorth B1vslon
street. " ssssrs. rooms 3 and Z, Grand
Rapids. Mich
stss.0ns free 81 his cfce or ~
letter. Medicines sent everywhere
Cal or write, free
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07

Bad drainage causes much sickness.
and bad blood and imprcper action Of
he liv or aud kidneys is bad drainage
o the human system, which Burdock
Blood Bitters remedy.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07
Consumption Cured
IN HASTINGS. MICH.

Dr. 5. Clay Todd. Grand Rapids.
Dear SRI am we'll. You can put
any testimonial la PRINT taat you want
to for had everything.
MKs- w. T.. AIIsro.
State Street. Hastings, Mich.
Oct. "a. 1891.
NorE-Ars. Allgeo had Consumption,
luberculsr Consumpton, with ali its
complications, and was cured by Dr. :.
Clay Todd. after ber case was 2 ven ap
as hopeless by her physicians, fanny
aud friends.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07

"if your con asked for bread would
you give him a stoney'
III you are SICK and depend on a
physician for relief, would lie give you
poison"
In order to elevate the professor we
will give few
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07

Every sack of LILY WHITE FLOUR
has = picture of our s,Ili. None genuine
wrthoutlt. VsLIEy CRY MILLING Co.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07
Order your koAI of E A. Hsmiitoa


Tne best sAlye in the world for cuts.
bruises, sores, ulcers. sail rneanf, lever
sores, tette &. enspped hands. ehi .bizins,
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lively cures plies, or no pay required.
l. 10 guaranteed toglve perfect sAtssfsc-
ION or money refunded. Pfloe 20 cents
Ger box. For sale by Peck Bros., drug.
x,sts. ocrner Monroe and Diyslon-stx
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