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The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-01

from his home in Pittsboro. N. c., af.
ter spending few days of the holiday.
Col. b. Cameron, wife and mother.
lett yesterday for Richmond. Va Colonel
Cameron's s mother being in bad health.
he will shortly take her to Florida.
Hon. Lee s. Overmsn, of Salisbury
is in the city.
Dr. James Spicer. Of Atlanta, Ga. is
spending several days in town with his
many friends
Miss Tempe Austin Hamilton is spend
'rg few days with Mrs. w. r Tucker
on Person street.
Hrs John Ludlow Skinner will receive
her friends on the afternoons of the
Thursdays in January
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The Second Victim Dying.

OMAHA, Neb., DEC. 3l.-Mrs Ewing,
a second victim of J,e Williams, who
tried to poison the whole Ewing family
is dying. At the postmortem examina-
ton of little Albert Ewing it was learned
that death resulted from poison The
police have discovered that the plan was
not to kill the whole family. Williams
accomplices were the two daughters of
Ewing. One Of the girls was taken to
the police station and closely questioned. i.
She admitted that Williams had been
unduly intimate with her sister Addie.
She said she had planned for some tim
that Williams was to marry one of them
and take them both with him to Call
fornia. Williams is still at large.
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BRUTAL MURDER.
A Woman's Head beat Into a Jelly
by a Man.

WINSTON, N. c., Dec 31.-special.-
The most horrible murder that ever oc
Cured in Stokes county was committed
near Neatman postofice this week. D. A
Voss, Sandy Stevenson and Peter Kew
ser. young white men from 16.to 20 years
OF age, while intoxicated, went to the
house OF Polly Watson, a woman of
questionable character, and asked f
sdmlttance. Being refused Voss aud
Stevenson entered the house by tearing
down the door. Reports say Stevenson
dragged the woman out ten steps from
the house by the hair and beat her head
INTO jelly. Voss remained in the house
while Stevenson went back and attempted
u shoot the 6 year old son OF Mrs.
watson aud would have done 30 had not
Voss struck his hand as he fred. causing
the ball to 60 above the boys head
Mrs. Watson was found the next nom
ing near the house with 200 pound log
lying across neck end shoulders. All
three of the men have been arrested an
jailed
Neighbors of the murdered woman are
indignant and there is strong talk OF
lyncLing,
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Victory for the Dernocrat.

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Dec. 31.-The
supreme court to day decided the Car
bon county cases, holding that, while
there was technical defects in the certifi
Gates of nomination, still they were not
of such a vital nature as to invalidate the
election. A peremptory mandate was
issued to the state canvassing board CON-
pelling it to count the Carbon county re-
turns, thus giving the certificates of elec-
tion to the democrats in the house.
While the republicans still have one
majority on joint ballot, the house will
never seat this one, because his certfi
cate was secured through clerical error.
1t is now conceded that the democrats
and populists will elect the next United
States senator
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STATE ITEMS.

The thriving town of ReidsviIle is to
have public building to cost S35. 900
The p ans are about com pleted and bids
will soon be advertised for.
The editor of the Lincoln Courier has
founc out In some way that the old style
hoop skirt is coming in fashion again
and ne protests most vigorously against
this reform in female dress
Died suddenly in New Orleans, La. DIR.
William Ballard. aged SO years. He was
brother of Banj min Ballard, E.a.. of
t.ouisburg, and has large circle Of
friends and relatives in North Carolina
Col John L. Morehead, of Charlotte.
had very narrow escape from death on
Thursday night last. He attempted to
jump on the train for Washington which
vas meving very fast He missed the
-tep and was dragged some distance.
The wheels barely missed his head.
Rev. Barlus Cade, the we'll known
Baptist divine of this state. who has
been the pastor of the Venable Street
Baptist church of Richmond, Va, has
decided not to continue in that work any
longer. He has gone to Ohio to consider
call he has received from that state.
The city of Wilmington has agreed to
give Messrs. ID. l. Russell, Thomas w
Strange, Ricaud and We'll. attorneys EN-
ployed to prosecute the suit against the
Wilm Dgton and Weldon Railroad com
pany 25 per cent of the amount they re
cover. The Messenger does not approve
of this agreement
Hon. Jesse Turner who at the age of
SO is still practicing law in Van Buren.
Ark was at the bar sixty years ago with
Judges Murphy and Ruffin A gentle
man of this city has letters from him
giving reminenesences of those distin-
guished men. Apropos of this. Judge
Archibald NJ. Aiken, of Danville. Va, is
great grandson and namesake Of
Judge Murphey.
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Weekly Bank Statement.

NEW YORK, Dec. 31.-The weekly
statement of the Associated Banks show
the following changes: Reserve increase.
S652 975; loans decrease, $45S, 900;
specie decrease. 1917, 900; legal tender
increase, 81 634 500; deposits increase.
S2l9, 800; circulation decrease. S77,4OO
The banks now hold Sc, $50 $50 in ex
cess of the requirements of the 25 per
cent rule. The export of specie from the
port of New York for the week were
$39 $50. of which $50 556 was in gold
and $S, s24 in silver. The imports at the
port of New York for the week were
so S74 SAL, of which 81. 769 227 were
federal merchandise and So, los, 324 dry
goods,
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4, Valuable Real Estate.

/. .-,a Scut Judgment of
Assoc W ke CO ,Lty IN an
Is DaV.s and -. p
~. Is. hers ". Louis. l..
.-, tered for Tie ose
..,'s ) pay certain leeacies-
.~ist.s rtd ina Judgment in the
s-rtlrta iW H. as administrator of
Va H 5acV, aud a. commits
gaF rcourt on Monday
t.0. 1858 at ~ o'c.o2k III
lf II WiEe county,
n.il the fcllou ing
Sr e.a1' s,if Mary a. More
.l ra'irs
r. unt 'ot on ire sonrh
rt now cccn ots "A 81 q
-e Fedtord tr.ut,pp
n~"-r' : !. ana roruiag
WI tear with al ri nts
-e Lot
i. srfhed will I've "a for
.t. ' nee six months fr lm
.s att~sst RI pc cent. " tie
Vt, Wrb ~ mop-y is paid
~ 7 PULLEN.
~ Admir- ana Com'r.
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MOravlan Watch.nIsh Services,

winston, Dec. 3l.-Special.-The
Moravians held their annual watch meet
ing to night at o'clock. Bishop Ren
thaler read a memorial giving review
of all important political and other events
of local. state and national interest dur
ing 1892. She second service was held
at 1880. As the clock struck the mid
night hour the church band and orches
ira rendered al appropriate hymn which
is termed Blowing Out the Old and
Ringing In the New Year"
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DENVER, Colo, Dec. S1.-A suspect
giving the name Of William Shroal, alias
Charles Brown, is in the city Jail unde
charge of larceny. The police are
greatly agitated over an assertion that
Brown is no other than Tascott, the muir
derer of Smell, the Chicago millionaire,
who was assasinated few years ago, and
for VIII )m reward of $40 900 has been
offered. Mr.. Saunders, who made the
assertion, knew Tascott we'll while he re
sided in Chicago,
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Winston Merchant Attached,

WINSTON, Dec. 81. Special. Five
creditors of J. W. Goldsmith took out
attachments this morning against the
latter's stock in candy and confection
cry store. Goldsmith had gone to
Greensboro on pleasure trip and was
astonished when he returned on the
noon train and found what had been
done The bills against him amounted
TO less than 800. Goldsmith is a popu-
lar young man here.
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New Atlantic Coast Line Schedu,e

WASHINGTON, Dec. 31-Commencipg o
to morrow, January 1st. the Atlantic
Coast Line will put in effect new fast
schedule for the coming season. includ
ing new fast train from Washington to
the south daily at o'clock, m. The
opening of the new short line ''cut off ,
between Wilson, n c., and Florence, S,
O over which these fast trains will run.
makes saving in distance of 81 miles.
which means corresponding reduction
in time over tins line between the north
aud east, and Charleston, Savannah and
all Florida points.
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mrs. Lease WIN be Appointed,

TOPEKA, Kan, Dec. Ex-Governor
elect Llewelling announces that he has
decided to offer Mrs. Lease position on
the state board of charities. 1t is re-
ported here that Mrs. Lease has mani
festod her willingness to accept the
position, but it is to be well understood
before hand that in accepting this
position she does not in any way re-
iinouish her claim to the senatorship.
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A Promtnent Lawver Dies.

RICHMOND. Va, Dec. 81 "A special
to the Dispatch from Chase City. Va
says that Judge John D. Foster, native
of Amelia county, but recently a member
of law firm and resident of Newport
News, Va, died suddenly at hotel
there this morning. He left Buffalo,
Lithia Springs on his way home in a
weak condition, and was compelled to
stop at Chase City. He was 54 years of
age. His remains will be taken to Anne
liza for interment.
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WORDS ABOUT SILVER
THE SHERMAN ACT WILL RE
REPEALED
AT the Next Session, Says Representa-
i've F1erce-Cleveland VIII I'm
slst Upon 1t Being Done
Before the Tariff II
Taken Up

Taken Up.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-Representa-
tive Pierce, of Tennessee, who with
Representative Bland led the fight for
tree silver legislation at the last session.
announced to day the purpose of him
self and some of bis associates 'to give
the anti-free silver men a dose of heir
own medicine and filibuster if necessary
to prevent repeal of the Sherman act. ~
Mr.. Pierce was confident that there
would be nothing further accomplished
on the silver question during this con-
gress, but gave it as his opinion that the
law would be repealed cary in the mex,
congress in response to the demands of
President Cleveland.
Mr.. Pierce said: 1--WE will now wait
on the other side and block its moves.
The turn of the anti silver men has now
come, and when they attempt anything.
we'll give them what they gave us last
session. believe bill to repeal the
sherman law will be reported by the
banking and currency committee Yes.
l have looked into the matter and he
lleve there is majority of that commit
tee In favor of the repeal law, but we
don't propose to let them accomplish
their purpose We will agree to repeal
the Sherman act and return to the Bland
act that the minimum monthly coirage b.
fixed at 81 900 600 instead of So. 600, coo
as 1t was in that act"
"Would the silver men be willing to
compromise on So 600 900.
''No, sir; l don't think they would.
The Sherman act is working our way. We
have got the other side on the hip 1t ie
increasing the circulation of the country
four and half millions month anu
that is what the banks don't want done.
1t is the Increase of the money of the
country that is st the bottom of the com.
plants of the banks. In my opinion
uothing will be done at this session on the
silver question, but believe next session
will see the Sherman law repealed. You
see, there are 1913 republicans in the mex,
house Nearly all of them will vote fol-
Its repeal, The whole republican pres,
you notice is calling for its repeal.
can put my finger on seventy or eight,
| democrats in the next house who vii
vote the same way. l believe Plesiden
Cleveland will insist on its repeal ever
before any tariff legislation is accom-
| pllshed, and there will be weak kneeC
democrats who will fall in line"
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MoNTEcELLo. ILL.,, Dec. 31.-The an
nual convention of the Central Illinoi.
farmers association has closed with an
exciting discussion over the resolutions
offered byS w. Allerton, of Chicago, in.
structipg Senators Cullom and Palmer to
ute all honorable means to defeat Wash
burns anti option bill, now before the
senate. The resolutions were passed by
a large majority and great enthusiasm.
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Visible Supply of Cotton.

NEW YORK, Dec. 31-The total visi-
BILE supply of cotton for the world is
427, $50 bales; of which 40254 435 bales
are American; against 4,633,255 bales
and 4,244, O66 bales respectively. last
year. Receipts of cotton this week at
all interior towns 8S, 1913 bales, receipts
from the plantations 176, 445 bales. Crop
in sight 4, 7l2, 677 bales.
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S,r,nefellow Not Guiltv.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Dec. 31.-The
jury in the case of the state against
Thornton Stringfellow, for killing Charl.
H. Pratt, editor Of the GAINESVILLE
(Florida) Daily Leader, was out only
fifteen minutes. Stringfellow caught
Pratt in f4grant relations with his wife
and killed him, and the verdict Of the
jury, mot guilty" met with popular ap
proval and caused ripple of applause in
the court room.
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VIII Show a Lnsaf Caah

WASHINGTON, D c., Dec. 3l,-The
public debt statement for December will
not be published until Tuesday next. 1t
is estimated that it will show a loss in
cash during December of Sl 900 600
making the net cash about $29 900 900
The pension payments during December
have been highly in excess Of SIS. 900,
900, or at the rate OF $3.50, 900, 900 a
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sockless Jerry VIII Use Force.

Topeka. Kan, Dec. 81 Jerry Simp-
son arrived here to day and declared that
the populists would organize the house
of representatives by force if necessary.
He said the will of the people had been
thwarted and the peoples party was
robbed of legal majority in the house
and that they proposed to right the steal
at all hazz ards,
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DISASTROUS FIRE.
The Mills OF the Falls OF the Neuss
Com pany Burned

= hc nAhSS VI tne r AuS OF inc NeuDe
Company Burned.
News has been received in this city of
the destruction by fire Friday afternoon
Vt the mills of the Falls of the Neuse
Manufacturing Company. located at
Swepsonville, N c, five miles from
Haw River. This company has head
quarters in this city, office No. 12 Fay
ctteville street, G. Rosenthal secretary
and treasurer, and was engaged
IN the manufacture of plaid cotton
goods. The mills were very extensive.
the building, machinery and stock on
hand being valued at over 800. 600.
rnere was also large amount of cotton
in frame warehouse several hundred
feet distant, but is is not known tha, j,
burned The cotton was fully insured
The following is the insurance on the
mills: Scottish Union, $40 900; London
and Lancashire, 5000; Etna, SIS,
North British. $4,000; Home Of New
York, IS 600; Hamberg Bremen. IS 600;
Norwich Union. SIS, ,009; Continental,
IS, 900; Royal, $4,000; total, $50, 1000.
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S LEof VERY VALuABIE,I1Y

~ ope.ty.-By tue oI do. rec OF tie
~ " n rco1rt OF ~aS- cou-ty IN g special
pro e-iing- 'or partition. entitled Msuisey
A. Rogers AMI o hers. arie No 5g2 ,ne
cial rocee1if gs docket of said court. Ill
ofer for sse u the ghes, ID Icer, .t prl lie
ouicry. at the % lri house door, IN tae city Of
Ia gh, n q, on
Monday. the 9th day of February. 1873,
At ~ O'Clock NJ. the lot ~ land .ita.ied on
Nsrt 'tr.et. in ,sid city, kno.n q. the
"fowLE BuILpiso." .di lining the lots 4 A.
I Nj. Is z Williamson. aud oil err, front
irg so feet on Marta . rect and ext.pdins
bacs l6 teet
Term. of rA'e-one-haf OF rc purchsse-
mon to be pal in cash aud the r m ainder
IN f1elve moUths from dsv of ral- th. ce-
erred payments 20 l.. sr y rer rent int.ret
AhMI ,TEAD JpaR-,
iec3l-tds Commi..ion,,
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TkUSIEE'S SALE,

The store on Wilmington street In the
ad ms bliiding. recently occupied by X
j L well, Will ue ope led TO 4y for the
ale OF ali his goo Is W ,ich have been as
signed TO ne. Tn se g'ods consist OF
st.p groceries. sugar, coffee. molas s-s.
s IL. etc Also canned goods. TIN ware.
shoes tbbaocD. snuff t. etc, an will be
sold about and below cost
X. II PATTLE,
q 80 81 Tru..fe
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= hat9f AND. By authority o.
, "a m Marion johnson and
~. ' va COLI Harris as r. corded In
pa ~ nd book ITO. page 3i2.
E't- Z. uee ) ofH o. Wax, couniy,
= 'dty, I'd day OF January, 1898
t1, at toe touvt house door of
~ y sell to the nj hest bidder,
tracs of | nj in Pa lth-r B anch
.'.I Wake county bounaeti on the
if the lands of W n Turner on the
p ~ ndS Of Adellne Bridgers, On
ss7'l ~ nd5 OF MaIg4rette Pat on
q 't.t ~ the lands OF X " W,n e.
tala- ~ acres, and described In the
.'1t inert CAGES
w. y JONES Atty.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREyITIES.

DETROIT. Mich-Ex- Governor Henry
Baldwin, who has been i'll for several
weeks, died at o'clock this afternoon.
NEW YoRK.-Three more persons,
suffering with typhus fever were taken
to Bellevue hospital to day. The patients
we're afterward taken to North Brother
island.
SToNYBRooK. 1.-The house of Will
liam Phillips, a colored laborer, was
destroyed by fire last night. Four small
children who were locked in the house
were burned to death.
RICHMOND, Va.-A special to the
Times from Staunton, Va says: Judge
j B Mency, one of the judges of the ap-
pellate court of Ind lana, is quite i'll at
the Virginia hotel in this city. Judge
Mency has been shown every courtesy by
the Ma>ons of Staunton, be being a mem
Der of that order.
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Gone to the Bottom.

CAPE HENRY, Va, Dec. 31.-The
schooner James w. Ponder. Captain
Dodd, bound to New Haven, Conn, with
lumber. has become water logged and
gone to bottom. No lives were lost.
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VIII Dance on Pension Floors.

WASHINGTON, Dec 81 The place of
holding the inaueural ball next March
about which there has been so much dis
cussion in the past few weeks, was set
tied to day when Secretary Noble gave
the inauguration committee permission
to use the pension bureau for that event
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MINNEAPOLIS, Mnn United States
Senator c. K Davis will be his own sue
cessor without the formality Of joint
caucus. Such is the conclusion from a
canvas made by local paper, giving
Davis majority of eight.
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TWO TASCOTTS.
One in Alaska and One Arrested In the
United States.

United States.
SPOKANE FALLS, Wash Dec 81
Jules Beauvais, a miner from Alaska, has
conversed with W. B. Tascott, the Shell
murderer. Tascott is prospecting in
Alaska and makes no secret of his iden
titv. He has been drinking heavily of
late. The theory he allows to prevail is
that he did not commit .he murder, but
for consideration is taking it on bis
shoulders to shield the real murderer.
who l. said to be person of position and
influence.
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,A.IF vALUABLEREAL ESTATE

.-'te Of IN order of the Superior
&. y Sc county, in spt cial proceed
.e s..s3 x. A Freeman. administra-
W H eigh against j. G.. Ere. MAJ
h. a't rreeman aud others | vii /.
alcticu at the court house
g % Monday the % day OF Jan
t' Fr !Ollo inG described land
.8t stHste9 ia Wake Forest Town
s. adl'r, sdjo Mug tire lands of
D. tlr u Joseph F. eeman. j. A
Wiley clifton and Others know n "a
y, aa 4a Of Mary 4 eigh aud cor
a. az '1ft- Terms Il sale, op--half
t.- 53s'ee .a year with 5 Ier cent in
iH- sale, 9 O'Clock IN.
" W. n. PACE. Com,r.
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exI. ne yicf DcsA -, vi 81, lo.Is
No., have Just thrown on the market an
elegant Standard Antique Oak, II. 8 in.
Roll Curtain Desk, complete in every de-
tall r .. b. ST. Louis, for f2l. and #.
same style and finish for t-3 net, spot
cash. See their card IN this issue Send
your order direct or send for sp-ciai circu-
lar. Bank counter and government work
specially Send In your floor plans for
designs and prices.
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Reception Postponed.

The reception to the mem oers of the
Y. NJ. G. A which was to have been
given to morrow night by the Ladies'
Auxiliary, has been postponed until fair
weather. Notice of date will appear
later.
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To Succeed Senator Gib.on.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. Ex-Governor
Foster to-day appointed Donaldson CAT
fiery, United States senator, to succeed
the late Mr.. Gibson.
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t'.l PROPERTY FOR sAIEpu
q deed OF mortgage exrcnt.y
It and Corn,ha his wife 7
q court house door in
av 3ad 81. The l6.h day OF Jan
Z clock m, the following
fe n'ug at a stake on a
ect running soutn POS e. t
to the pas Ii u branch
east along with the gas
T'..r.. at1 tgsn going south along
q ss5 t}ts- ranch to south street
U., "t.t with said street 80 feet
.a r aousp on the lot Terms
t..t- 81. .et. For further par leu
.et,u 10 ~ page ass, egister of
p HH.eiGA n. C.
J. G, l.. HARRIS,
lr.-st.... Attorney OF Mortgagee.
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N OTICE.

The regular nusl meeting OF tn. str ck-
hold are OF the CT liens ~ .iional Bank OF
Raleigh, n. G. Will tie held at their bank
Ing mouse in III 5 city on I TIesday, January
10, at IL o clock, a m.
JOS. q. BROWN, Cashier.
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n OTIOE,

Application will be made % the General
Assembly, of North Carp.ira at IL, utxt
session. 10 incorpoTa TIE Nor Caro-
lima Safe Deposit Til and Fid. 1t, Com
pany. WN. II ). BURGWYN,
December lp, l-y2,
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N NOTICE.

tp .-. ,aa tha frn of Goodwin
faa. bic aud eraui'e bust.
E..# ,''leil b aud town of raw
gss.s'.s ane-s in Raieiph has been
tu0. N.- ny Durham 4 Ell oft. of
"A. aul the tusiness in Fav-
Il. ~ p l. Remsburg - ray
ryvgt.. 'a' ilrlu OF Good uin h Rems.
'gsrlg '.N % md te,ei ted f,r at RAJ
N...e resPecu
1.gA lHa '' t.e Erm wlll be paid as
HAS A GOODWIN,
'1.ru .3! u "' AiSb0kd.
.'faegs 'ha.5 the public for their kind
.ts, q most hea tily commend ED
lu 'a.num, the bu mess - % =
CHAS a G JODWIN.
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/. Iaue been suffering
ft" blood poison, whi, h
twguf o our best
! use o. TIE most noted
with q copper colored
7 "" body yand limbs. with
ri, IS Nt atinR pains In my
81 5o'utSi general debili-
ls a. III OF nv hair sore
st ryuusness. | became
los h.uE 10 q that Il b b
rs .t sra 1a13 purifier and nat
gs a ti,aCt1 Ise y gross
4i - com neDced its use.
..Ns lelt impr we'd. l
,rt .55 y4 bottie aud feel
are IS as any mtu My
. Etye returned and
a.y Gp 60 not nesi-
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