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MRS. ALIEN MIXES 4 CONNECTION.
Didn't Nenn to Re Cndcrst0Od ~ SnvinE
She WINS senator Mc(:nrtN'. WIZ.

Mrs Della Allen Of 213 Park avenue Ho-
boken who was arrested in her apartments
with Terrence O'Brion Of Brooklyn. was hold
for trial by Recorder McDonough on Friday
under an accusation made by O'Brlen's wife.
O'Brien gave BAIL hut Mrs. Allen has not been
able to do 40. and she is still in the Hoboken
lail Mrs. Allen says she never meat to say
that she was the wife Of state Senator John
say was that she was tho vito Of Barney Al
lens brother. and that Barney. A en-. nm AZ:
tach6 of the Brooklyn Police Headquarters.
was married to cousin Of Senator mccarthy
Their. is no trouble between senator Mctar-
thy and his wife.
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her .IEMY MOSTLY WOMEN.
The Head OF the Swedish Salvation Corp
ArriveA With Her SInG.

Commissioner Ouchterlony. the leader of the
Swedish Salvation Army. accompanied by
her Adiutant. Miss Summers. and her staff OIL
cors. consisting OF eight Captains. all women.
arrived last night OH the Cunard steamship
Etruria. Tho Captains came in the second
cabin. and the Commissioner and Adiutnnt
Summers were first cain voyngers.
Mrs. Ouchtrrony's Army consists OF II 900
rank and file. mostly women. and 500 officers
The headquarters OF 'hc Army IL in stock
holm. The Commissioner is 30 years old. and
has Leen eleven years in the Army She comes
here To raise funds to carry on tho war in
Sweden.
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leo Deserted Women Asked About Hin.

CLEVELAND, May 14.-John Anderson prob
ably tho most extensive bigamist in the coun-
try was sentenced to-day to seven years at
hard labor In tho pcnitcntiary for grand lar
ceny. The exact number OF his wives never
will he known. Moro than 40 women have
sen. sent inquiries concerning him. asserting that
Ills description. II is believed that lie has
made a systematic business Of marrying
xIn
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men are deserving the union. and these will
DO employed in building spur OF railroad
track for the COMPANY.
ters OF this place. WILLIAMSBURG. Fast Barre.
Montpelicr. Northlell. and H9rdwick have
ccpt the American Granite Company. nro
mcmhcrs of tho Masters Association. AMI will
shut down until tho present difficulty is set
tied. Many firms who heretofore have not
becn members OF the Masters Association
joined tonight.
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Winnie and Josie DE Witt. two chorus girls
playing in the Henry BurlesIue Company at
the Academy Of Music. complained to tho
police last night that n diamond pin and
diamond brooch belonging to them had been
stolen from their dressing room while they
were on the stage. Several others OF the
chorus girls missed small amounts OF money
at tho same time.
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Mrs. Tin, Oates lie, 60.

May Morton. or Mrs Tim Oates. as the police
prefer to call her was arraisned at Jefferson
Market yesterday. Capt. Mclaughlin. who
arrested her on Friday night, says she is an
adept In tho. rancl game and other tuncoing
Justice Diver discharged her.
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Captain md Fireman Died OF Yellow Fever.
Can't Robert Austin OF the British steamship

Archimedes which arrived yesterday from
Santos. died on the VOYAGE OF yellow fever and
was buried at sea. Fireman Thomas Palmer.
agel 90 OF Liverpool. also succumhcd to tho
disease. Chief Officer Lewis assumed COM
mand Of the vessel. and brought her to this
port Capt. Austin was Il native OF Dublin.
and was ~ years old.
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All Wise Men Provide Their Families
OsAA ussEiay's Copenhagen Cherry Cordisl.-AIs.
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five great limited trains every day via New York
Central The most magnificent service N the world.
See time table this paper,-AdA
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"Notekn." T. ~ w. "Notekn.'
Our trade mark your collars or cuffs den jtes per-
tsct form. also superiority Of quality and uisn.Ads
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-02-25
Premium Offer.

To every one who will send Us. in a
new cash subscriber we will give copy
OF that great reform Magazine The
ARENA We give the Magazine to the one
who sends the name. See ad. of this
Magazins in another column. To every
one who will send US in club of ten
new cash subscribers we will send this
Magazine whole year, commencing
with the January number, containing in
addition to hundred able articles,
Hamlin Garland's great story, ga Spoil in
Office" the finest picture of farm life
and the best presentation of the great
issues of the day we have yet seen !; we
will send any other Magazine desired
For three new cash subscribers, we will
give q copy Of Main Travelled Roads
or any other so cent book advertised il
this paper.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-02-25

We have ssrissn bard 10 reach 30 o
subscribers, 80 sks; We eoaa pat lie
price 6 the PAPER 4; si.oo a year. ard
We wish 10 thank mar Of oar srteais
who hare kindly assls.ea by ss.aisg In
new subscribers BE-; to have 5000 paid
subscribers, 1t is not only necessary TO
get few more new ones. bu, IL l. also
necessary 10 keep the old ones. That 4.
II Is necessary fer those Who are s.ln
behind to pay up and 10 renew for sl. 90
In advance We believe that every oce
who is behind on our books intend. 10
pay, il we did not we would mark him
of Immediately. This 10 liberal offer
We have made and all ought TO take ad
vantage OF it. So, for the benefit OF
those who are still due something and
with the hope Of adding many more new
subscribers, we viii make one more
offer. We will extend our proposition
through the month Of February. see
our premium offer for clubs aud for new
subscribers lie another column.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-02-25
A. & NJ. COLLEGE.
Int erestiag Exercises.-A Sampson Boy
Takes a Part.
Especial Correspondent. ]

Especial Correspondent.
The contesting exercises between the
Pullen and Leazar Literary Societies took
place Friday evening, 10th instant. Not
withstanding tho inclemency of the wea-
Their. there was large crowd assembled
in the College Chapel; among whom were
the young ladies or Peace Institute, to
hear the contest. The discussion was to
be rendered in favor of the Society that
ACQUITTED itself the best as whole.
We enclose the programme of the ex-
ercises, in which every one, and especial.
~ Mr.. R. M. Wllliams) acquitted himself
excellently. The contest was complete
victory for the Leazar Society.
PROGRAMME
Leazar President, w 81. Turner.
Pullen Secretary, @. E. Seymore.
Opening address, by President.
Declamations-Pulle -''Behold the
Republic" by L. j. Broughton.
Leazar-"Adans and jefferson" by
r. M. Williams.
Pullen-"Curse Of Regulus,' by T. R.
Wetmore.
Leazar-"On Being Convicted of Trea
SOD, by G. D. Francis.
Music.
Essays-Pullen-"A Rolling Stone
Gathers No Moss" by g. P. Gray.
Leazar-"The Ennobling of Labor,
by s. D. Asbury.
Music.
Debate-Query: Resolved, that tht
United States will Fall as Other Nations
have Fallen. Afflrmative-Pullen-W
J. Matthews, o. G. Bostick. Negative -
Leazar-R. w. Alien, 81. E. Bonitz.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-02-25
EDUCATION IN SAMPSON.
CONTINUED From First PAGE !


prepare then 10 take he places OF the
oid who are passing aEay. Tho first
session his openei vel nd the school
bids fair 70 rank with any of her sisters.
GLEswooD HIsa SCHOOL
Near the line between the counties Of
Johnston and Sampson is a beautiful
school building known n, Glenwooi
High School, projected and supported
by the citizens OF Johnston aud Sampson
under the leadership of Mr. 5 E. Spence,
which is emitting its rays of light to the
two counties.
PARKERsB Re HIGH ECHooL.
In McDaniel's township on beauti-
fal elevation overlooking the village of
Parkersburg, is Parkersburg High
School, holding out her lights, as bea-
cons to those on LIES journey. Mr..
Thorp has inst closed successful term
here. These schools are all doing much
towards popularizing education by send
ing out good and true men and women
for the various stations of life
CLINTON SCHOOLS.
What shall Isay of the schools in Gin
ton? Here are three excellent schools,
for primary classes, taught respectively
by Misses Brown and Abby and Mrs.
Turner. IL Clinton Male Academy, I'm
occupied, there ought to be at least sew
enty-fve boys, and in Clinton Female
Institute, where there ought to be one
hundred and twenty-five girls, there is
only primary school.
Why is this? and how long will this
state of aft airs exist? Will not the en-
terprising citizens of Clinton come to-
gether, unite aud do one or two things,
either build up the two institutions OF
unite them into d graded school? If
they will establish a graded school the
people from the surrounding country
will join them, but the citiz ;ns OF Gin
| ton must take tho lead. a school OF this
kind will not cost more than 50, 900 OF
$4,000. A superintendent at a salary Of
! 81 900 and two or three assistants can dc
all the work. Let each man Subscribe
the amount he is willing to give annual
| ly for education and the amount will
soon be- raised There are over tEo hun.
dred white children within the corporate
limits Of Clinton-enough to start right
good school. Now with these two hun.
dred children aad those that can be secu
ed from the country, there will be nc
doubt that the first session will open with
three hundred pupils
With small effort on the part Of g
few interested parsons all the money lie
cessary, both for buildings and tuition
can be easily raised. Who will take the
lead and do more good for Clinton thar
all other enterprises combined?
In future articles I will write of the
public schools and improvements
throughout the counties.
ISHAM ROYAL
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-02-25
Hss---
Personals.

Mr.. Wilmer Turner has accepted a
position in the Alliance store.
Miss Daisey Parker of Warsaw visited
Mrs. Capt. Holmes last week.
Mr.. John Borden of Goldsboro was
here on business trip last week.
Mr. Jas. D. Swinson of Mount Olive
pain our merchants visit last Tuesday
Mr.. ". Fl. Blue, a young attorney OF
Wilmington was on professional visit
here Friday.
Mrs. Emmett of Salisbury has return
ed from visit to her brother, our towns
man, Mr., W. G. Rackley.
Miss Lou Faison who has been on a
visit at DR.. B. +. Marables, returned
last week.
Mr.. q. f. Faison attended Duplin
court last week at Kenansville.
Miss Florence Faison returned Mon
day from a visit to Suffole, Va.
Miss Matte Hadley of Wilson viii
visit Mrs. DR.. Stevens this week.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-02-25
Off For St. Louis.

President Butler left last Friday at the
head of the North Carolina delegation
for st louis to atte-d the great indus
trial conference. The following were
the delegates from this State by districts.
First district, J. F. Brinson; second
J. T. B. Hoover; third, W. G. Wilcox;
fourth, E. G. Beddingfeld; fifth, P. h.
Massey; sixth. J. F. Johnston; seventh,
A. G. Shuford; eiphtb, q. M. Kent;
ninth, J. O. Brown, the State at large
President Marion Butler
See telegram in another column from
st. Loui, about the conference which
convened Monday. THE CAUCASIAN will
have an editorial letter giving particulars
next week.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-02-25
LzS GALS:

Court convens here Monday. Judge
Winston prcaides.
Choir practice at the Presbyterian
church every Monday night.
Gall in and soc how you stand on
our books when yol come here next
week.
DR.. Holiday is having some very
nice improvements mada in his Drug
Store.
Mr.. Doc Hobbs caught seven hawks
in past few weeks with steel trap set
in q tree.
-Tle ne engine house in front Of the
jail has been finished off and is very
lca5 and substantial building.
~LiUt. Henry Kirby, was married in
linOis, few weeks ago, and his many
friends Will be glad to hear that he will
visit SAMPSON in near future.
These holding claims against the
Bank here will have to present copy Of
their claims, and a sworn state ment Of
same. Blank copies and forms for state
ment can be had at The CAUCASIAN Office
You will save tIouble by getting them
Mr.. Henry Grady, the talented
young sou Of Hon B F. Grady, has
| been elected President of the Literary
Society OF the Psabo dy Institute, it was
c1Dplimo4t to any one, but specia lily
oao WHO had been there only few
weeks
business men advertise solely for the
purpose of increasing their trade, anC
probably few of them measure the ben
efits OF their investment in this line 9th
er than by its direct returns. Neverthe
less, there is E. positive though indirec
advantage gained by liberal advertising
aside from that which results in drawing
immediate customers for the wares de
scribed. The Character Of a town Of
city is estimated largely from its news
papers, and strangers gain favorable
or unfavorable impression Of place &C
cording as these papers show enterprise
or the lack of it on the part of the resi-
dents. Free and liberal advertiser,
means enterprising, wide-awake mer
chants and manufacturers, and the pres
ence OF such men is the best recommend
alton o town can have. Advertising at
tracts customers, but it attracts OUTSIDE
investors as we'll and helps to build VI
the place. TIE CAUCASIAN now has
much larger and wider circulation, thai
ever before, and the more advertisement
it contains of private business concern
the more public interests are served.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-02-25

NOTICE BY VIRTUE OF TIE
IN power of sale contained in certain
mortgage deed made by Josiah West
brook and wife, Clarissa Westbrook to
Uriah Hill, dated the 18th day Of Feb.
1883 and duly registered in book So
papes 243 and pa in the Office of the
Register of Deeds of Sampson county,
The undersigned will sell by public auc-
ton at the court house door in Clinton
n. O., on the Goth day of March 1892, a
certain tract of land situated in the
county of Sampson and State N. O., and
IN Newton Grove township. adjoining the
la Ids of J. e Thornton, =. Elmore, Jas.
F. Ingram and Others, containing ten
acres more or less. Terms of sale, cash.
Place of sale, Court House, Clinton, NC
Time of sale, twelve O'Clock.
This Feb 18Th 1892.
URlAH HILL
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-02-25
4 Gold Watch and S2O4.

That is what every Agent receives
who gets up club on our 81 per
week plan.
Our 14-karat gold-filled cases are
warranted for 20 years. Fine Elgin
or Waltham movement. Stem wind
and set. Lady's or Gems size.
Equal TO any $50 watch. To secure
agents where we have none, we sell
one of the Hunting Case Watches
for tho Club price S2S and send G. o.
ID. by express with privilege Of ex-
animation before paying for anne.
Our agent at Durham, n. c. writes:
.Our jewelers. have confessed they
don't know how YOU can furnish
such work for the money!"
One good reliable agent wanted
FOR each place. Write for particulars.
EMPIRE WATCH Co.,
As and so Maiden Lane,
oc 60 1ynrm. New York.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-02-25

NOTICE. BY VIRTUE OF THE
~ power of sale contained in GER
tain mortgage deed, dated the 2ist day
of December 1883, made By ] d. West
brook and wife Clarissa Westbrook to
David Jernigan, the undersigned will
sell by public auction at the court house
door in Clinton, N. G., on the 26th day
of March 1892, q certain tract OF land
situated in Sampson conuty \ O, and
in Newton Grove t;wnsaip and bounded
as follow b ginnins ~ d stuma, [. T.
Fhorutou'. c"fu-'r a'f! rIu5 his iIue west
A pol 8 Ia suup. t;:t,-nton's corner,
there his lis. passing rs corner, n. III
r. GS poles &. SIX - Hits and others
corner. then \ - W d poles to . strike.
then N. IS ". 9G p..Ies to the beginning
co tai ing p acres Terms OF sale cash
PIac,s III sail. Cont House, Oiln.on, NO.
Tina of sale, tw Give o'clock.
Ills Feb 18th 1892.
DAVID JERNIGAN
fe 25-5t.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-02-25
CALENDAR.

Calendar u civil cases se. FOR trEal II
the Februs-y Term. lse2. OF the supsri-
or Court o, sampson coua'Y, aoasssy.
February 2<th:
No. :. J Fl. R9ya & Bro VI B. L
Scott an J. l.. Stewart, Administrator.
No. 10. Rsgu, Seat L Co, Va j. l.
Stewart. administrator, aud o.heTs.
No. Ii J. Z Bardsu Va Chas. CEu1
pier and b f. Boykin.
No. Il. J. f Barden VS. Mary L Pc
torson aud Fannie A Barden.
No. So Miles Sc Son VS.. Z. ]. Williams.
No. SO. ] a. Stevens VI J. T. Bea-
mean and others.
TUESDAY, March 1st.
No. 16 IL. Asso., VS.. J. L. Stewart,
administrator and John r. Beaman.
No. 20. Boykin, GARNER = O., VS.. Juo.
G. Wright, administrator aud Isaac Boy
kin.
No. sc. G. L. Asso. vs. VI. X Beaman
and wife.
No. %. c. l. Asso. VS.. A, NJ. Black
burn and others.
No. II. N. W. Mathis vs. J. r Bea-
man, Sr.
No 90. a B Hayes vs. @. L. Asso.
No. 60. Thankful Miller VS.. q. l. ASS.
WEDNESDAY, March I'd.
40. IL G. L. Asso vs.. W. j. Merritt,
A. S. O. Powell aud others.
No. 81 Eliza Kirby vs. Edward kir,
by.
No. 22 Geo Fl. Hall VS.. G Q. AcPher
son and B. w. Townsend.
No. 80. T. NJ. Terrell vs.. W. p.
& Clinton Railroad.
No. 81 Boykin, { armer s. Co.. VS. J.
W. Wright ct al.
No. 81. W. NJ. Green We. o. F. Her
ring.
No. 60. L. A. Seasons VS.. Hamburg
Bremen Insurance Co.
THURSDAY, March Sd.
No. 6. Mary AcLamb VS.. John F. Nc
Lamb.
No. AZ. David Williamson vs.. Jno. u.
Kerr.
No. 43. W. Il Boykia VS.. Bias Under
wood.
No. 81. John r. Beaman vs. W D
Thompson and others.
NJ. 55 Z J. Coopar and Others VS.
George Bedside and wife.
No. 81. j. d. McLamb VS. J. W. Greg
DRY.
No. Is. Moore g. Adricks vs.. D. G
Dawson.
No. 7s. Moore d Adicks VS.. S. B. Lee
FRIDAY, March 4sh.
No % ". II. Williams and wife vs.
IL ". Patterson, guardian, and others.
| No. "a. Same vs.. Same.
No. 46. David Murphy vs.. A. j. Joha
SOD.
| No. 40. w. E. Brady vs.. J. c. Draugh
Cd.
No. So. Owen Jackson vs. Burzel
| Warren.
No ca. Dewey Bros and others vs. J
c. Draughon.
No 81. G. q. Williams vs. J D. Kerr
No. 90 T. J. Cooper, administrator
VS.. o. @. Owen and others.
SATURDAY, March 9Th.
No. 20. r. C. Broadhurst and wife VS.
A. f Johnson, j L, Stewart and others
No. "A N. B. Barefoot VS.. NJ. J
Draughon and others.
Witnesses will not be allowed to charge
until the day the case is set for trial. L
case is not tried on The day for which II
is set it will retain it's place on the Cal
endar and will be tried when reached.
J. S. BIZZELL, c s. O.
February Oath. 1899.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-02-25
HOnors for Sampson Boys.

We congratulate our home boys in
their high stand they are taking at our
colleges and schools in this and IN other
States. bIr. T. 7. James, one of our
worthy young men has just been elected
chief manager OF the commencement at
Trinity College. Mr. James not only
stands we'll with the boys, but in his
classes. This is quite an honor, and one
veil merited. From special CORES
pendent from A & NJ College We see
that Dir. Robert III. Williams was de-
claimer 10 inter Society contest and &C
quilted himself with credit, and added
much in winning the contest
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-02-25

WAX coUNTY.-IS THE ST.
Donald W Balm and state
of North Carolina on re-
lation OF d. W. Balm, e,u
for Relief.
The Clinton Loru A ssocia-
ton.
THE STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
TO the Sheriff OF Sampson County
Greeting:
You ara hereby ordered TO summons
tbc Clinton loan Association. the ds-
fendant above named, IL Il lie found
within you comfy, TO be snd appear
before the Judge OF our Superior Court,
a. a court to be held fer the county Of
Wake, at the Courthouse in Raleigh, n.
O., or the first Monday before the frst
Monday in March, 1892, II being the
29th day OF February 1899, aad answer
the con plaint which will be deposited in
the ofiice Of the Clerk OF the Superior
Court Of said county, within the first
three days OF said term, and let the sail
defendant take notice that II it fail TO
answer the said complaint within the
time required by law the plaintiff will
apply 10 the Court for tho relief demand
ed in the complaint. Hereof fail not
and of this SUMMONS make due return.
Given under lav hand and seal OF said
Court, this 5th Gay OF February. 1892.
JkO. w. THOMPSON,
febll-3t Clerk Superior Court.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-02-25
List Of Jurors.

The following named gentlemen have
been drawn as Jurc rs for f ebruary term
of Court, which convenes on Monday,
February, Goth, 1892:
FIRST WEEk.-M. M. Mathis, Erskin
Williamson, J. A. Herring, 0. P. James,
E. J. Colwell, A. 81. King, A. NJ. Butler,
David Ezzell, o. H. Darden, w. A. Fai-
son, John W. Autry, w. A. Bell, J. I.
Warren, w. R. DeVault, R. Il. DeVane,
w. Fl. Driver, N. A. Layton. and A. l..
Cooper
sEcoNo WEEK-N. G. Shaw, Raiford
Autry, R. B. Robinson, NJ. NJ. Bell. W.
R. Weeks, Autry Baggett, J. D. Will
liams, W. F. Hines, Valentine Baggett'
Lewis Sutton, 1. J. G. Fl. Daughtiy, j.
D. Smith, j. y. Herring, Marcellus Nc,
Phail, Thomas Kelly AID J. 7. Moore.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-02-25
HoW,s Your Wife

Does she feel poorly all the tine, SUI.
fer from lack of energy, and a general
.spo account" Iistless eneravation? She
needs a tonic Something is wrong with
her blood. Run for doctor! Not at
all nv dear sir. Get her a bottle of Z.
PIP. (Prickly Ash, Poke Root and Po-
tassium), the very best Woman's Regula-
tor and Tonic extant. 1t reaches the
source of trouble quietly and quickly land
before you know it. your wife will be an
othe. woman, and will bless the KIND tate
that brought 2. P. P. to her notice and
relief. Our best physicians indorse and
recommend it, and no well-conducted
household where pure blood and its con-
comitant happiness is appreciated,
should be without it. For sale by repu
table medicine dealers yeryghere
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-02-25
Attention, Sampson Light Infantry

Each and every member are earnestly
requested to be present at the Armory at
10 o'clock. on Friday, March 4th. Fail
ure to do so may, and probably will, dis
band said company. Each member is
requested to see some good man and
bring him in for membership. 1t is my
desire to raise the company to fifty or
sixty men by that time. l ask your
hearty CO operation in the work.
Signed, L. II. PATRICK,
feb 11-3t Captain.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-02-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and act
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses tho sys-
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend il
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug,
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN fSAHcisco. CAL.
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