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EDUCATIONAL
IN WARRINGTON.

EvESrSe SCHOOL OF PRACTICAL BUSINESS.
~ :As SrsSs s,o se ,s y
sasGs,sfai qualification for sssninsoss
tanisy .v.. offered % psr.as.. ehaarea. ,e.esers
S.or,.r. Q, ,r,.,. . saSs 70 ar.. :na
r S.,ss SSC, sh,s: .na oil p.eay ss.S,n; nd
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% I'll II: 's.s . SOD ssSs'.sa EiTife
Miss FRANCES M.srtS.s ENGLISH AND
"a. term Ssrin. OCT, / Eos It M. 'i MINE
pRoF. ARNOLD ". MEYER GRADUATE OF
TUE sad ,Asass q S aS.ls r saHv!s iii. i so
HOWE SCHOOL, WITH rosraRtprArE
I E5lpsFsI; NS 8 TIfsotT Ssi.;sss:; Ron
aoRario ZINC summer Glass;. fnsii.S .sd i Lsa
PREPARATION roR CIVIL SERVICE AND
r.tsr.Sss. n anTsh 70
apply Mis-. n sSL sio els, s. s'i m. HS Se e
HowARp UNIVERSITY. MEDICAL. DrP.sT-
B. PuRvls. Secretary, Ills isth 81 i-is.cci
WcC.pn,s CohMEAcItn COLLtHE to7 FAST
sessions. Reduced rates Rapid dictation classes.
Write orcsll Once hours ; - pm. lnhs-8m
COLUMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE.
" Gg3 Ia. ave- Ne CTR snf Tth ..s NV
@. X. URSER A VI, C. r. prin
Lnsrn 20 the phouograph and vp~wri.rr: N,
cuckes. preparation for o1nce situation. Cpnf'at.
course. elo. shorthsnd dic.stton. by co,np-,-n,
resders and the phonorrsph. Individual Instruction
y srr.-enced reporters. Thorough instruction IA
the English business aud civil service r..
apsS
WAsHrNGToN CONSERVATORY OF Mlrsfc.
w l221 10th ~. n ". twenty third rev. Piano,
organ, voice. violin. Cute, corns. NJ Free sivan.
tares TO pupils. %. r. BILLIARD Dir-ctor inyss IrIs
NORWOOD INSTITUTE
a 6oAhDlS9 AND DAY scHoor, FOR YOUNG
LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS
Address the Princrals.
Mr.. snd Mrs. ". n. cAHrrI.
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LADIES, GOODS

nEESSNaKING ALL THE sUMNFR; LOW
~ rrl.es, Artistic styi-, Psrfect TT Complete nn-
ish. EDITH A. HICKS. 30 lIth ct. n w. date
CRATER sna cutter for her sister Nine. D. Van Reuth
tylgot
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JULY 81, 1892.
SUMNER RESORTS.
IN THE MOUNTAINS.

IN THE MOUNTAINS.
:.ss 's0i ,tRs s.. e f.l F.. III Hotel
HILL TOP HOUSE. HARpEh's FERRY, W. va. ;
my from ''ro'' Ss e2d abe and s
HOTEL , ElssIcK: HIaHLANp LAKE, PAI,Mosr
'c mI 6:%phis' 'ddres; rss,ox p,,u,..,,.
NOW OPEN. Has veil -sE sded lawn. ane mountain
larss rooms Address ). n BET.
,s3olm Hagerstown. I'D
p snsSs q. a aoTs. sA R FERRY
S a9s SEE Lso5SsiffF. i.S: Germ; e
adults June Is % ssd o. Send Scs a 'Gs
WIZ: slfp; fsI BILL ' FrSb S01 "a
EhAfoS GIhLhk+os. ROCKINGHAM CO. Va
In e, a sssntif1I Shenandoah valley Rates
gay 20 "a ana $40 ner week Special rates to par
,e29-Im' r p. EMERSON Proprietor.
FORT WILLIAM HENRY HOTEL
LAKE GEORGE. Ny
SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED SOUVENIR
Special rate for families.
WILLIAM NOBLE.
3e22-fm Owner and Proprietor
I ONO POINT HOTEL. on SENECA LAKE. n
A T.. opens June .. One Of the most picsuresau.
PLACES II the world The adysptsees. the beauties
beautiful casino. where ali the attractions for
pleasure Of guests has been adied. Absolutely free
from mosquitoes malaria and dampness. This place
has no superior and few If any equals send for De-
scrfprye catalogue. Prices reasonable
my2s-s. tn. thorn p z. MAfsoN. 65 Wall st.
MARKLEroN sANITARIuM. MARKLEToN,
~ Somerset county, Pa. MARKLEroN rorEL
co PrSrris;or Open 81 the year. Under control Of
sisted By skillful physicians Appointments OF most
ent by hot and cold SALT Turkish Roman Sitz electro
thermal. electro chemical and needle baths. &c &c
buildings heated with hot water. lighted by electric
ty supplied with pure mountain water A quiet rest
ful place, surrounded by beautiful mountain scenery
Located on the Fttsburr division Of H. and %. r. r. ,
which CONTESTS with principal cities and their railroad
systems aud With the p r. r. at Hyud;nAn and Johns
town east and ellsvie and Braddock west Terms
reasonable Special rates TO mfnisters missionaries
teschers and their families. For information
jy19-2w
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GOODgtcH. LAWYER. I2z DEARBOIN
"a street. Caicago. IL "a years. sxperlence; e.
crecy spess f,ciiis ssTera ssates- 0oodrch a
atvo<ce. With laws Of all stAtss. IN prssA
sny2l-s1. ta.s-b
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

.7rs7 80 al PARIS Exposition Oo frs, rr.r,Iu-n.
ILL., ~ gv.r loo music s-hoo!s and colleges FOR
dI.ssi.ity. b'd Pianos tSsea IN exchancs life onIy
srf-h: tliat eau take the place ~ Grand
st.iiT PFE!TfEE s SONLiFR. AZ llth st. n w.
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AN EPISCOPAL FAIR.

The vacant cottage Of Mrs. Elliott in Melrose
Park was the scene Of festivity last Tuesday
evening, the occasion being the Episcopal fair
given by the ladies Of the guild for the benefit
Of the Ptnkney Memorial Church. The supper
room was handsomely decorated with flags and
bunting and numerous japanese lanterns in
front OF the house shed a mellow and fantastic
light over the lawn. Beautiful maidens, att:red
in snowy caps and aprons, acted as walters and
ladies Of equal loveliness presided over the
various tables. The merry-go-round was liber-
ally patronized by grown people a. well as
children and the fair was financial ~ well as a
social success. Had it not been for the IN
been given on the tennis grounds Of the Hyatts-
vile Athletic Club.
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Large number Of delegates from Washing
ton and Maryland Masonic lodges visited Mt
Hermon Lodge, No. 17s, +. A. A. NJ, of thii
place last Tuesday evening. upon the invitation
Of W. N. r. p Evans, to witness the couferrine
Of the third degree upon brother. The de.
gree was conferred by VIM. Shryoch, P. NJ. OF
Landmark Lodge, No. 1877, Of Baltimore
assisted by H. c. Griffin, P. NJ. of the same
lodge. After the meeting adjourned the
M0sons attended the EPISCOPAL fair
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r EESBURG INN
~ Formerly IN. Ketocken
Open May Is Address the owner. Col r v
WHITE. Proprietor. Leesburr. Va. iyel4t'
nON'T SEND FAMILY TO COUNTRY BoARp-
ing house when at low rates you can get pountaia
Of rooms. Address st once the MOUNTAIN LAKE
PARK HOTEL COMPANY. Mountain Lake Park
Nd. ply26-2rn.
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Mr.. Charles A. Manning has been elected a
member Of the Bladensburg Amateur Or
chestra.
Mr.. John g. Lspper and o party Of friends
made trial trip down the Eastern branch In
his new steam yacht last evening.
Miss Nellie levin has returned from O pleas
ant six weeks Journey through the New Eng
land states.
DR.. Alfred H. Wells and several friends from
the west enjoyed boat ride down the Eastern
branch yesterday evening. w. B. II.
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snKS-:o MATTER HOW vARIEGATED-DYEp
RICH EVEN GLOSSY BLACK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-11
BOARD manteo.

BOARD WANTED for the summer in
ID family OF seven; south side Of Long
Island preferred. Address LIVINGSTON,
Tribune Uptown Ofice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-11
Real estate fUantco.

4 GENTLEMAN wishes to meet person
"A who will sell TO him 3 or acre
farm; five TO ten miles from n. Y. ClV'
near depot. !. S.. 81 Beaver-st
All ANTED.-Betwee lith.st and 42d-st,
w 7th.ave. and 2d-ave.. three full lots FOR
building purposes. Write. giving full par
ticulars. location, price, &c, TO z. o. Box
3,515, New-York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-11

~ OACHMAN.-Cndcr his business
~ In all IT, branches wife as cook and
laundr"-s: country preferred no children
god reference. Address or call COACH
MAN. No. lOi 2Oth.st.. BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-11
Countrn Real Gstaie for Sale

- =
PENNSYLVANIA COAL AND LUMBER
L LANDS.-Owner will sacrifice portion
for cash investigation Will demonstrate
valuable investment +. N. PostofIee
Box, 2,2Gf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-11

II ARALER and WIFE; thoroughly com.
L pctent. trustworthy and practical Scotch
couple, without Nncu nbrance. want stu.
alton tO take charge OF largo farm for gen.
tleman Z years experience In this ooun.
try and In Canada first-class testimonial ms
TO character and ability. Address or call
JANIS KuRlMOND, care Mis-. Anderson.
~ Clinton Place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-11
FURNISHED Rooms

A COMFORTABLY. Clean and airy
"A. looms baths adjoining hotel attend
ance; convenient pS-cipll hotels. vs.
taurants, elevated ; So 70 $40 weekly gentle
men. 40 West 2Sth-st.
A SMALL FAMILY would let neatlv:iur.
n nished looms; references. 90 West
11th-st.. near 5th-avc.
ID ACK PARLOR to let on 7th-ave., near
ID .13jth-st., for doctor or dentist. Call or
address c. ). r., 20S West l35thst.
ARGE and SMALL ROOMS. 80 so to
IL $40 weekly convenient hotels,
restaurants, elevated. No. AZ. 2Ssh-st..
near Broadway.
ID ARLOR FLOOR. appropriate for doc
l. tor; also other nicely furnish Cd rooms ;
private house. 323 West 20th-st.
OcrH-ST., 3S WEST Handsomely fur-
~ nished large room on Darlor floor.
suitable for one or two gentlemen every con-
Venience and best attendance: house first
class in every respect
40 WEST 18th -ST.--Handsomely fur-
tC nished rooms, with bath, either en-
suite or singly; terms reasonable.
loo WEST 35TH- ST Front parlor and
10 bedroom also single room; electro
lights and all other modern improvements
ring LIST bell. left side.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-11

IL ARMER-By a Welshman: married ::
i wife one child. wants house, capable
OF taking charge II wanted experienced
good stock and hcrdsman. or can do all
work on gcntlcman's place wife excellent
dairy woman. butter-maker. poultry, &C.;
excellent reference. AZ CARPENTERS.
fOS Dth-aVc.
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miscellaneous.

Miscellaneous.
DOOKS.-We sell. buy or exchange any
ID thing In the line OF books: highest each
prices paid. LOVERING'S BOOK FIX
CHANGE, 7St Broadway. opposite Den
Ings.
q ENTLEMEN wishing 10 dispose Of
VI their left OF clothing at a falr value.
will please call on or address. EDWARD
MILLER. e6 0th.sve.
~ Me. l.. SISDIC. from Paris. 7o 9th.
WI ave, pays full value for ladies' caston
evening dresses. jcyelry, bric.a.brac. eos.
II, YPEWRITER.-wan good Smith
i Premier, or No. Q Remington. Address
with full particulars. including price, a.
4. H., Box 81, Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-11

~ OACIMAN.-By q single young Protes.
~ tant understands hi. business; good
! driver aud rider best OF reference. Gail or
address GENrElNE. III West 62d-st. pri-
/ Nato -table.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-11

GOACHMAN.-B \ thoroughly sober. ~.
~ llab'c man good city driver; disengaged
on account ~ gentleman giving up hois%
good references. Address COACHMAN.
e3l West f6th.-t.
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tUork tl)antc0.

>~0--e-s~~ ~ ~ -
Females.
~ OMPANION or SECRETARY.-By
u an educated young lady Of good family
a pleasant reader and accustomed 10 cool
society knows something OF Housekeeping
and the care Of invalids and children also
u1deS tand, shorthand and typewrlting
references exchanged. Address a. H., Box
IL. Tribune ONCE.
EXPERIENCED TEACHER lady VIII give
IL lessons In exchange for room ana boliu
I'm refined family staying In the country IN
the country during the summer .priNiicge
use Of piano. Address l.. Box II, Trlb-
une Uptown Onice. | .2i2 broadway.
fI,YPFWHITFR.-A young lady wants
i position a. typewriter and Stenogrpntr
years references. Address IL Greenwich
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1892-10-15
GOOD sp EcHEs.

1t might well he said that the
Third party in this county received
its death blow on Moniay. An i'm
manSe crowd was in a tendance on
Circuit Court Gel. j. L. MrCaskell
being on hand, delivered a
splendid speech, expanding pure
Democratic principals, and it was
evident that bis pIaiply spoken
argument had good effect on his
listeners. H. was followed by DIR.
Newman for the Populites, who
showed mp his weak side in the
best way possible. being repl ed TO
by the Col. in a strong, manly aud
urgent appeal to the people not to
be mls'ei aud deceived into des-
erting the Democratic party, the
party that al of their interests and
hopes are In, anI that has stood
by them SO lvHg. In the afternoon
Hon. Z. Ii. Ratclih male one oi
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-HH gone
woman's suffering and woman'a
weakness. DIR. Picrce's Fayorite
Prescription puts a stop 20 it. It's
remedy for all the delicate de-
rangemcnts and disorders that make
her suffer, and cure for all the dis.
eases and disturbances Tint make
her weak lt's Legitimate mcdi.
cine, that corrects and cures; a
tonic that invigorates and builds
up; a neryinc that soothes and
strengthens. For bearing down
pains. displacements, all the func-
tioual Irregularities peculiar TO the
sex, its safe and certain remedy.
Other medicines claim 20 cure {?
That's true. But they don't claim
TO do this: if the Favorite Pre-
scription fails to give satisfaction,
in any case for which it's recon.
mendcd, the money paid for it is
refunded.
Judge for yourself which is likely
70 be tho better medicine.
And think whether something else
offered by the dealer is likely to be
Just as good"
You pay only for the good you get.
On these terms it's the cheapest.
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MaeuoIia College.
Fifth session will open

Fifth session will open
MondaH September 3, Is0s.
X. p MOORE, Principal,
W. X NE1TLES, late President Gill;
burg College, '''
MISS JESSIE WRIGHT graduate %
Whitwofth College, -
hIss EMMA HYER, of Franklin Female
College, e''''''o
MRS. J. II. PRICE, Music Teacb.rA ae
Cincinnati Conservatory, =
and a teacher of Painting and Drawju,
no bs elected) compose the Facnitss
whleh VIII be increased if attendance
demands ii. 'A'''so
This College challenges conparl.on
with any IN South Mississippi ~ ~, y.
thorough and practical courses Of study
Prospective patrons or students sbo.It
secure catalogue and sec u LAT remarir-
able advantages are offered AZ a nereiv
nominal cost. -''''eis
There is prospect Of an interestin,,
graduating class, to whom tha Grss
diplomas awarded by the College viii
For catalogue, address
R. P. MOORE, Principal.
,n,v "a ,oo Magnolia Miss,
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1892-10-15
HeIaEssEs MARRYING cLEReYMEN

Within a few years a dozen Of
the bellies aud desirable young
women Of Philadelphia have mar
ripd clefgym-n. Much social in
terest il taken in the wedding o.
Miss Rhinelander, of New York.
and the Rev. Lewis Cameron, her
handsome partner, which took
place a week ago in Switzerland.
The public announcement of th'.
engagement was made in April
last, aud happened in this wise:
Philip Rneiaiander, the Youngest
son, who is a student at Harvard,
was taken i'll with pneumonia dur
ing the Easter varatiOn. For a
week lie lay AT the point of deaCh.
AS soon as The yOnng man was ont
of danger Ms. Rhinel ndrr W S
ordered abroad by her physlci n,
William Tod Helmutl, to get thr
waters of Carlsbad. Her hush nd
and the two d lighters Fannie and
Helen, accompanied her and al
that time the engagement of Helen
TO Nc. Cameron was made public,
Miss RlineIan1er j. twnty-On.
years Of age, TIL, nark, quiet, Ie-
tiriug. devouf, charit bic and
constant il her attention TO ,e-
ligioas duties. Mr.. Camrio ou is
four years h-r nioI, handsom.
talented and ambitious.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1892-10-15

the grandest, strongest, and most
eloquent speeches in behalf of
Democracy that was ever heard in
Franklin county. He attacked
WeaveIs dirty record, and showed
him up TO he such "a low ttickey,
South hating demag ,gue. that his
most ardent supporters must have
been thoroughly ashamed Of him,
Mr.. Rate ifs speech was great
effort. and places him high among
Mississi ppi's best orators. 1t was
Il great day for Democracy, and
any of the Third party followers
who were so unfortunate as TO hear
the speeches must have gOpe home
sick at heart AID ashamed of their
unfortunate Weaver.-Meadville
Advocate.
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ELECTRIC sITTERs.

This remedy is becoming 80 well known
and 50 popular rs to need no special men
ton All who have used Electric Bitters
sing the same song Of praise. "A pure
medicine does not exist HDd it is guaran-
teei 10 DO all that is claimed. Electric
Bitters will cure all diseases Of the Lives
and kidneys will remove Pimples. BOiis,
Salt Rheum and other affections caused
By impure biOod.-Will drive Malaria
from the system and prevent as well az
cure al Malarial feYers.-for cure OF
Headache. Constipation and Indigestion
try Electric Bitters-Entire satisfaction
guaranteed, or money refunded. Price
80 cts aud sI.00 per bottle at w. A. La
zars drugstore,
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LENGTH OF THE MILE.
II Varies from 1000 PAGES TO 24,sls
Feet According 10 Country.

1t is no wonder that there is
some uncertainty about the ]. myth
of the mile. Euglish-Speaking
countries have four diff trent miles
the ordinary mile Of $3.50 feet
and the geographical mile OF 60Sj,
making a dtfrrt nee of about one
seventh between the two. Then
there is the Scotch mile OF 1928 fept
and the Irish mile of 5720 feet /;
four various miles, every one of
which is still in use. Then almost
every country has Its own stand
ard mile. The Romans had their
mile passuum, 1000 PAGES, which
must have been about 5000 feet in
length, unless we ascIihp 10 C8srr's ;
legi0naries great stepping cap ,city,
The German mil Of to-day is 2i,3lS
feet in length, more than four ami
a half times as long as our mile.
The Dutch. the Danes aud the
Prusslans enjoy mile that is 49,,
440 feet long, thr, aud ha f
times the length OF ouis, and the
Swiss get more exc else ia waking
one of their miles than we get in
walking five miles, flr their mile is
9153 y rds long, Will, ours is onlA
1860 yards. The Italian mile is onlA
few feet longer than ours, the
Roman mile is shorter, while the
Tuscan and the Turkish miles are
100 yards longer. The S@edish
mile is 731 yards lnng, and the
Vienna post mile is 1926 yards III
lie 9Th.
So here is list of twelve differ
ent miles, and besileS this there
are other measures of Iii tlnce, not
counting the French kilometer,
which S rather less than twO-thir,is
OF mile. The Brazlans have
miIlia that is one and one-fourth
time as long as our mile; the
Neapolitan mig ie is about the
same length; the Japanese ri or
mile is two aud One-h If times
ours; the Russian rst is five
eightbs as long as our mile, while
the Persian standard is fersakh,
four aud one-haif + miles long, which
is said to be equal to the parasa ag,
so familiar 10 the readers of
Xenophon's Anabasis.
The league that is familiar to
readers of French and Spanish
books varies just as does the mile.
LII Brazil it is three and four.fifth
miles long in France it was three
miles; in Spain it was two and
two-thirds miles, aud once on a
time in i gland it was two and
one.half mi es long, accO ring 10
the Pittsburg Dispatch. The only
mea ure that is aBout the Same in
every country is thu meier, and
even that varies slightly, Tor in
France it is 39.370-433 inches iii
length, while iu this country it Is
80 37-079 inches, difference to be
mentioned, but not to be consid-
erod in pra ;tice.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1892-10-15
JOHN AlLrN-IsMs.

Tue following points in Private
John Alleu's speech III Livin gston,
Ala, are full of worth aud mean
ing:
Our farmers never made a great
ermistak than when IA y began to
ask far class legislation.
Other fellows were there before
them, that will always get the
cream and leave the farmers the
jug.
What flrmers want is to have
the governm ,ut keep its hands out
Of their pockets.
We can illustrate what govern
ment is 10y the fence you put
around your farm. The fence vi, MT
make any money f5t YOU. II won't
do any; hing for you but to protest
your crop just 50, the best gov.
ernment is that which protects
us at the least expense aud with
the leos 81 Interference.
An oil fellow who had voted
with the Democtatlc party tweltA
five years cOmplainel that ii had
not hrou ght HIN relief. Wei. that
isn't our fault. 10 60 out Of lie
Democratic patty nov is like the
cat that had staryed till the grass
hegan 10 crop out -and then di a..
See how the Republican patty has
lost ground recently.
The tariff roUs YOU. How Sup
pose nau has SlO2 in cotton,
What does Rcpnniuan gJvetn-
mem say to hlni You kBuw two.
thirds of our ttJn il sUll abroad
and III lrce trade mareet. Wei,
Tile gOvernunen., Oy u, Ldrlif, SAY .
10 you: Sell your cotton abroHu
ana bay what yod want abroad,
and We Hiri cnaI sc you So Uut Of
your $l62 IA our custom hou 81.
But YOU don't buy abroad. lhcn
our Il pa .llcan government say b
t. the men WAC Manufacture what
sou want, charge thr tdrme,s @l02
for il, and IT'S ne same rs Il these
farmers pad So IN our custom
hou sc. Ia tnls way, - plus S62 is
tue lax per nlu t0r every ona VINO
raises $lG3 IA cottOn. That's the
way tins larlf1 operates.
Yet new order OF politicians
say that the tiriifls not an import
ant issue! Most ftG,l error! 4: j5agE
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i should Be d Eysry House.

j. B. Wilsor, 37l Clay St., sharpburg,
Pa, says he viii not be without DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs aud Colds. that it cured h . wife
who was threatened with Pneumonia
after an attack of LA Grippev when
various other remedies and several ply
sicians had done her no good. Robert
Barber, Of CoDksport, Pa, claims DR..
Kings New Discovery has dOne him
more good than anything be ever used
or Lung trouble. Nothing like it, Try
it. Free trial bottles at w. A. Lazar's
drugstore, Large bottles, soc and sl.O0.