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Huntsville gazette., 1893-08-19
Flint River Baptist ASSOcia-
ton.

The Ninth Annual Session of
the Flint River Primitive Baptist
Association held with the Oak Grove
P. B. church. Madison Co., Ala,
9th, 28th, and 29th of August, 'S2,
adopted the following
Resolved, that the next meeting
of this Association be held with the
church Burrels chapel, 4 miles south
of Athens, Limestone county, Ala,
to begin on Saturday before the
fourth Sunday in August, 1898.
The Introductory Sermon to be
preached by Ed. A. L. Scruggs;
his alternate, Ed A. Lockett.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-08-19
nj E District Conference.

Huntsville, Ala, Aug, 14th '93.
Huntsville District Central
Ala, M. E. conference con-
vened at Cedear Grove church
Aug, 10th 1898. Elder |. Towns
end presided. Rev. E. NJ. Jones
of the Huntsville charge was elected
secretary of the conference. The
conference was largely attended
both day and night during the ses
sion; On Saturday night the 18th
inst Sunday School Institute was
organized.
On Sunday Elder Townsend
preached an able sermon at II a N.
The church was filled to its utmost
capacity. There were on the
grounds from 1000 to 1900 people.
Sunday afternoon at 8 o'cloce Rev.
Il. w. Mann preached an able ser
mon.
The good people Of Cedar Grove
church were very hospitable to the
large gathering and the conference,
especially the preachers and the
delegates Of the conference. The
people came with their baskets on
Sunday filled with provisions suffi :
cient to feed the large gathering. N o
one came home dissatisfied with the
fare.
p NJ r.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-08-19
LOCAL NOTES.

Avoid evil company.
Don't help to circulate scandals.
The best place for children is at
home, not on the streets.
Several refreshing howers this
week.
Don't delay turnip sowing too
late.
Best bakers bread fresh from the oven
at Mrs. E DENTLER's.
Mrs, Martha Skillen expects to
occupy he, new cottage next month.
The usual summer excursions
have not been so plentiful this sea-
son.
Why not give the table collec-
tions decent burial? They are out
OF QatC, anu anluoluVld0.
-Grasshoppers are reported to be
doing great injury to the corn crop
in the vicinity Of Mer:dianville.
The care and attention given
sick mem bers by the l. o [. Lod e
Of this city is worthy Of mention and
emulation.
For fresh candies, fruits, nuts
and the best Of every thing in the
line Of contectioneries call on
MRS. III. SCHOLLE,
Jefferson Street.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-08-19
Missionary Baptist Revival

The Missionary Baptsts are con
Quoting a series Of revival meetings
81 miles south of Huntsville under
the management of Rev. A. B.
Brown, Much success has attended
these religious meetings, 43 CONVEX
sions blessing the work in three
weeks with "A on the anxious seat.
Next Sunday at 8 o'clock, all the
converts will be baptized at the
Sibley brick house on the creek. A
cordial invitation is extended to all
to be present.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-08-19
INTERESTING TO TEACHERS.
Attendance at Institutes Oblig-
atOry,

Huntsville, Ala, July list, 1893.
Madison County Teachers Insti-
tute is called to meet the first Satur>
day in September 1898, at Central,
Ala, Academy All teachers of
Public Schools in Madison County
are requested to attend. The meet
ing will convene at II, o'clock a. m.
By order of county Superintendent
of Education.
r. M. LOWE,
Secretary,
Huntsville gazette., 1893-08-19
Information Wanted.

Information is wanted ofmy sisters
Polly and Rachel and my father
Richard Anderson, all of whom |
left in Lee county, Miss in 1867.
MILTON ANDERSON
Please, if you know anything Of
their whereabouts or eli her Of them,
address, John M. Anderson
Huntsville,
Ala.
1 formerly belonged to Mason An
derson, Of Lee Co., i, iss.
If
Huntsville gazette., 1893-08-19
PERSONAL.

Mr.. w. FL, Harris was in the city
yesterday.
Mr.. r. ID. Dawson, is again at
his post, after pleasant vacation Of
two weeks;
Mrs. G. l.. Jones is at home after
an extended visit to friends and rela>
tives in Birmingham and Montgom-
cry,
Miss Narcissa Donegan has re :
turned to her home after pleasant
visit as the guest of Mrs. G. l..
Booker in the county.
Mrs. Mamie 7. Porch, returned
to her home in Nashville, Tenn,
last Monday, after very pleasant
time spent with friends here.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-08-19

Messrs Herstein g Lowenthal, are
treating the front of their dry goods
emporium to a new coat is paint. They
truly deserve the best OF everything and
generally get it.
Mrs. E Dentler opens the ice cream
season with that delicious article, cool
and refreshing made of genuine cream.
Our Ice Cream will be found to be the
best in the city today. Try it.
DENTLER's.
Sugar Cured Shoulders at I cts.
at EcHoLs & SHEFFFY.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-08-19
MUSIC.

A Beautiful MI4eIG
New Monthly. "00sS
By subscription, 81 5Oper year; all bright,
popular and copyright Classical and
Standard Melodies,
"OUR MONTHLY MUSICAL GEM"
The Handsonest Musical Monthly ever
issued in America. contains com ocsi-
tions (all copyrighted): instrumental
and 4 vocal, with engraved titled cover,
autographed in colors and cmbellished
with crayon likeness of some musical
celebrity in vignette. Inclose 10 cents
for specimen copy.
Liberal terms to agents. Address
BENZ. w. HITCHCOCK, Publisher
5-26, st. $50 Skin Ave. N.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-08-19
EDUCAT1ON.
Independent Day and Night
School.

/ hereby give notice that my day
school will begin Monday Septem-
tember 4th 1898, and my night
school on Monday night, September
4th 1898 for a nine months session,
at the Baptist church.
Very respectfully,
VIM. II. GAsToN, Principal.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-08-19
Dear Sir:

Dear Sir:
It affords me much plea-ure to
bear witness to the superior merits
Of Clouds pills as a remedy for all
bilious disorders, During the past
fifteen years, | have been using pa
tent medicines of various kinds, but
one dose of Clouds Pills gave me
more relief than all the other medi-
cints | have used.
| shall take pleasure in using my
influence, and recommend Clouds
Pills as the best family medicine
sold. Very truly yours,
F. l.. Duncan.
Pastor African M. E. church.
For sale by ANDERSON & De-
MENT, Druggists. 123 Jefferson st.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-08-19
aa.s;ga,s ara5es sasre.

The Beat aa1vs Ia the world for Outs
Bruises, Sores, U!cers, salt Rheum, Fe-
yer Sores, Tette5, Chappei Hands, Chi
blains, COINS, and all Skin Eruptions
and positively eures piles Or no pay re.
quired. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect
. tisfaction, or money refunded. Price
rs cente pet bottle For sale by An.
derson & Dement,.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-08-19
Vastly Improved.

At2:3O this morning the condition OF
Mr., w, Fl. Blakemore, was vastly ims
proved. If he continues to improve, he
will be carried to the country this even
ing where he will spend a few days at
his daughters home.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-08-19
Tuesday Nights Shooting At
fray.
r. NJ. L..

"Howdy Marshall
"Howdy, Mat!''
This is said to have been the dla-
Iogue that caused the shooting be-
tween Marshal Harris and ex-police-
man w. H. B 4kemore Tuesday
night last, near the ''Last Chance
saloon" on West Clinton street.
One account says Mat Rodgers, woo
was with the ex-oficer, peeped in
Harrison's face and greeted him as
above. when he returned like salu
tation, as above. Her escort taking
offense at this, cursed and abused
Harrison, finally producing a revol-
yer and firing at him, when he re-
turned the fire with his shotgun
after loading it, as he was leaning
upon it unloaded at the time the
row commenced. Friends of the
ex officer say that he only returned
the fire being first shot at.
He is Cat this writing) in very
critical condition. Thirty-nine shot
(No. 81 entered his left side and
three into his left arm. Harrison
is in iail.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-08-19
EPWORTH LEAGUE.
PI ogramme for Monday Aug.
II, 1898.

Quotations League
Song-League
Recitation-Lula Tiyis
Selection-Mrs r G Hancock
Solo Mrs T S Donegan
Paper" M B Brown
Song League
Rect tatioa-JEiia Carter
Paper-Mrs l. D Pope
Selec,ion-Miss Sallie Donegan
Solo Miss FL B Beasiey
Selection Miss L N Turner
Solo-Mr Chas 81 Bros
Recitation Miss Mac iloria GRAY
Short talk Rev Z NJ Jones
Our true politeness male qnArtett.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-08-19

Mr.. VIM. Struve returned yesterday
from the Windy City," His version OF
the Fair il, that it would take two lnen TO
see it in lifetime.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-08-19

NV Soda Fountain is now running
with the best and coolest, Gall favors)
of Soda Water come in and make
yourself welcome.
J. N. MAzzA,
North Side Public Square.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-08-19
"OUR MONTHLY MUSICAL GEM
Died..

CLEMENS In this city Sunday
Aug. 13, 1898 Mrs. Eliza Clemens
Huntsville gazette., 1893-08-19
TO THE PUBLIC.

WALKER BROS.
Are now ready to do all kinds
Of painting and decorating.
Give them a call before having
work done,
Shop opposite MCGEE Hotel
81, g. m. Huntsville Ala
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who, seeing Phillips coming, broke for
the woods. But Phillips emptied his
shotgun into Ellson's side. At the
time it was thought that the mans
wound was mortal. Both parties are
prominent citizens and prosperous
farmers.
The Florida Fruit Exchange stateS
that the orange crop this year will be
probably larger than ever before and
that the price should be, for good aver
ape fruit, from $10O to 81 25 per box
on the tree. They solicit shipments for
England to reach them in Jacksonville
on the mornings of Sept. 81, 81, and
Oct 4. Not less than TWEEN ty five boxes
received for this purpose. Size not lar
ger than 1876, nor smaller than 200 to
box, and no trashy or badly packed
fruit should he sent. There is no fruit
in this locality that will be ripe enough
: to ship on dates given. -
Last week the Messrs. J. and G.
Slough organized a hunt to destroy the
wildcats that had been depredating the
chicken yards of the neighhors, with
good results, using Jasper Browns dogs.
On Tuesday Cornelius Slough shot a
la"ge cat that the dogs had started near
B. Fosters place, and on Wednesday
jacob Slough shot still larger one near
the railroad Y. west of town. They
were lorg of body and leg, with short
hair. and much resembled the lynx of
Maine and Vermont.-Halifax Journal.
There was shipped from Punta Gorda
over six thousand tons of phosphate,
making up the cargo of My two vessels.
These were the largest single shipm ents
ever loaded from Florida port, and they
went to sea over bar that has never
hal dollar expended on it. On the
10Th inst two car loads of rice " ere ship
ped from Kissimmee, to be milled at
Charleston. Three years ago no phos-
phate or rice was being shipped from
South Florida. Little by little this Sec
ton is beginning to expert great va
to calculate the value of the annual pre-
duction of the phosphate which will be
shipped from South Florida ten years
hence. The same may be said of sugar
and rice from the Kissimmee Valley.
The production Of these great staples
has just begun, and it is quite possible
that in less than ten years the value Of
the sugar and rice crop from South
Florida will exceed that of the orange
to-day. Already the pineapple crop of
the Indian River is as valuable as the
orange crop.-Titusville Advocate.
The Times Union recently made men
ton of an old copy of the Tropical Plant,
a paper published in Jacksonvi lie in the
Territorial days of the folt:es. The is
sue referred 10 was dated October 9TH,
1874. It consisted of four pages of five
columns each and was published and
edited by George Grouard. Among its
news is mentioned that the fare from
Jacksonville to Tallahassee was $500
with an allowance of forty pounds OF
baggage for each passenger. The dis
lance is 225 miles. The Democratic tick
ct for TIE Territorial Senate, consisted Of
Joseph S. Sanchez, of ST. Johns County,
John Broward, of Duval, Philip Dell, of
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-10-04
FLORIDIANA,

finished in ample time to open the com
ing tourist season.-Tampa Times.
George Joyner, aged Is, fell from araft
and was drowned at Tampa last week.
The body was recovered thirty minutes
later.
DIR. N. g. Stevens, the proprietor of
an orange box and shingle mill near
Wildwood, has failed. His liabilities
exceed the assets.
It is rrmored that a rev mo'ning
daily, backed by unlimited capital, is to
be launched in Jacksonville before the
frosts of the coming winter are melted
by the genial sunshine of spring. Ocala
Capitol.
Treasurer CSllins will soon have the
pleasant duty of counting that $685.
719 80 which Florida is to receive from
the United States as a part of her share
of the direct tax now being refunded
Monticello Constitution.
Already orange box material is being
moved briskly, packing houses are un-
dergoing repairs and improvements, and
our transportation lines are getting
ready to move the orange crop that will
soon be ready for m arket, thus affording
employment to many people.-Palatka
Advertiser.
J. L. Giles, cashier of the Orlando
Suspended bank and w. A. Young,
shoeman of that city amused themselves
by harmlessly shooting at each other
last week. The shooting was the re-
suit of the many rumors which have
been afoat with regard to the bank.
The tobacco industry about Lake City,
Fla, was largely increased this year.
The crop just harvested amounted to
nearly 100000 pounds, is said to be the
finest ever produced. being from i'm
ported Cuban seed and giving an IN
usually large percentage OF wrappels.-
Mirror of Commerce.
The Florida Fruit Exchange has made
arrangements for the shipment OF two or
three cargoes of fruit to England during
the coming season. The first cargo will
probably leave Jacksonville on the 2lst
inst. for New York, from whence the
fruit will be transported to Liverpool by
fast ocean steamers.
Reports from Orange County are to the
effect that the daily heavy showers haye
ceased, but too late to prevent a heavy
loes in the orange crop from splits and
thorned oranges, caused by heavy rains
and strong winds. On some trees more
than half the yield has fallen and is a
dead loss to the grower.-Jacksonville
Telegram.
THE larges: family is that of the King
of Siam. He has two official wives,
lightweight of the second class and
seventy-two children. He has fifty
brothers and sisters and 226 uncles and
aunts. They all board with the King,
so there are more than 200 cooks in the
royal kitchen.
Arthur Taylor, while acting as special
officer at Old Town Saturday night
came across George Avery, a negro
thong ht to have been implicated in the
robbery at Kelley's store few evenings
previous, and tried to arrest him.
Avery took to his heels, and finally
Oxford eagle., 1893-05-04

VT J Il Strabe vas IN iO~n
Tussslsy AMI presented 4 petit
ton % the Supervisors 70 have
a bridge bait "A his section
about fOar niles northeast Of
town. We ara glad to say Nr
Ssrube vas successful as he has
been keeping IN IsIis br dge
sometime at bis own expense
Oxford eagle., 1893-05-04
shskespsarsn Recital TO Night,

To night, at the City Haiis Sc
Ieet parts from Han let, Macbeth
and the Merchant of Venice Will
be rendered by Mss lsom 5
class Miss IsOm's entertain
meuts are noted in Oxford err
eles as being rare literary treats
"a the lovers of Shakespeare as
well as being the most select IA
fairs Of the season. We DO not
hesitate 10 say that these wfO
attend will feel amply satisfied
with the performance. The pro
gram is unusually attractive ana
,ba east of characters the resuii
az careful selection from her nu-
merous classes. Hiss IsOm aP-
Dsars m the celebrated ~SIeep
xalking scene in Macbeth; she
viii also give the Letter scene
4 large attendance is aniieipa-
ted and xe feel sure the people
Of oxford will justify The most
cheerful aniicipasiOGs by then
rreseuee on Thursday light
Pc surg and come Performance
begins promptly at 5 O'CLOCK
Oxford eagle., 1893-05-04
Resolutions Of the Y. n. C A

We return thanks to The rail
roads fer ftvoTs, tS the press
for aerou = af eur meeting. ta
the ehaTcbes of Oxford Tor q =
Use of their esIificps. 70 the
eholrs Of 'Ac various eEurche :
for their help Ia the singing and
20 the TastOFs Gf the town fsE
practically expressed Interest.
We express our gratitude 20
the Faculty of the University
for their presence at cur ses-
-ious. the use OF the cole se
bnIsfIngs. aud the many WAYS
IN which their sympathy wWh
cur vcr. has been manifested.
To the University AssOeia-
ion for :heir cordial greeting
aud careful preparation for our
comfort.
To the kind friends OF Oxford
who have entertained Us 50
royalty and made our visit one
long TO De remembered
To the Young Womeus . Chris.
tan Temperance Union for their
very pleasant reception
To our president for his un
falling good nature and busi
ness arrangement OF the Con
ven.Ion-
Especially do we thank OUr
visiting bre;heren Messrs- An
deTsen. BrockmaB and v Ills
Tor their words OF inspiration.
respectfully submitted,
). I. Calhoun.
L. W Shaw.
Committee.
Oxford eagle., 1893-05-04

Judge Hill will deliver a lee
lure on Temperance next Sun
DAY evening, May !. at ) o'clock,
al the Cumberland Presbyterian
church AL are invited 10 be
Present.
Oxford eagle., 1893-05-04

Mss Nai Jones returned last
l lnesG'y from Springfield. ArS
~here she has been tear,,i- d,
'ae ssst seven months uer
many friends -rs glad 10 vel
come her as4ia
Oxford eagle., 1893-05-04
&c. r. r. Schedule
NslRTH- RDUND.
SOCIETIES.

rs GATHRIeHT MASONIC LODGE so- =
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rsgsr. See W, e E-MPssa- ~ ~
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N.rsA.Il SEE =. Toosea- n P
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Oxford eagle., 1893-05-04

The State sunday School Con
ven '0n meets at Crystal Springs
on Way Is Is. and District Wee
President !" d Porter. requests
that every school in the couuty
send a delegate. Don't neglect
II
Oxford eagle., 1893-05-04

X a Crouch has Just received
an Invoiee of fresh grocer :es-
everything in the Iine-aad is
selling them a; the lowest living
prices.
Oxford eagle., 1893-05-04

see the mighty var elephant
oneen and her tiny baby. she
largest and smallest elephants
IN the world, aud only to be
seen with Col Halls enormous
shows, at Oxford Monday. Nav ;
Oxford eagle., 1893-05-04

We are iade'a esI to ar c 3
Webb OF tks University, for a
liss CT the delegates who attend
Ell the Convention.
Oxford eagle., 1893-05-04

The barn of Steve Denton.
eO'arst, living On ia. L,saa
place near Abueville. vas struck
by hgAtains on the -. kiiI.ug
four hoESes and hlruia- the
barn. y heavy loss these hard
times.
Oxford eagle., 1893-05-04

Mr.. John G. Mcclure, Of the
fszoo City Herald spent sever
al days with his sisters a. this
place. during the Y II e i Con-
yeniiJn.
Oxford eagle., 1893-05-04

Rev. G. W Gardner goes to
Nashville next Wednesday as a
delegate TO the Southern Bap-
tst Convention which meets III
that city Friday the 18th inst.
Oxford eagle., 1893-05-04

Hiss Monte Harris returned
Monday night frCm au extended
visit to Gattman, accompanied
By her little neice. Lot;;e R;ley.
Oxford eagle., 1893-05-04

Yrs Irwin. Of Columbus. has
been spending the past week Ia
Oxford she addressed ta- rs
and also the ladies Ofihe ". e..
l. C. during her stay sud her
encouraging remarks wege high
y appreciated
Oxford eagle., 1893-05-04

Col. Halls enormous Railroad
SHOWS will be the irst one to
visit Oxford in years They
come with the best OF recon-
nendatiops and should be well
patronized-
Oxford eagle., 1893-05-04

Guhnis0n, Hiss, Nov. 10 o.
For wounds, burns, sprsias.
&c. | have never used AZ, ibInr
to equal DR.. Tichennr's Antisep-
tie " II Watts. hatcher.
Oxford eagle., 1893-05-04

The marriage of Miss Courte-
nay II. WalIhall and Mr.. John B
Koss will be soIemLiZed a AL
Saints Church, in Grenada, this
evening, MAY 4th, 1t s O'Clock
Oxford eagle., 1893-05-04

Come in town early NOudsy,
May 5, aEi see the big stree;
parade and free balloon ascea
sion worth going miles TO see
Oxford eagle., 1893-05-04

We are glad TO state that OF
the many citizens of our town
and section who have settled in
and around Cisco, Texas. not
one was iEidred by the recent
terrible tornado that visited that
place. This is remarkable when
We real the l.st of dead and
wounded and that only one
business house. r. Charlie
Eee's) and one residences were
left standing. Cisco vas a ioGr
ishing t0En Of three thousand
inhabitants With forty-dye busi-
ness houses.
Oxford eagle., 1893-05-04

Misses brennan and Luia I0r-
r0v, Of 4 kansas, are visiting
their grand no;hSr, 1rs Y r.
Howell.
Oxford eagle., 1893-05-04

TeEsah. 3 is Ncv. 9. ls.9
/ have sold DR. Tichenars
AHtisePtIe tor seine time Ei,a
perfect satisfaction IL sells
really ~aere II i xellkRowH
FL Hambsc;. drus-sg-
Oxford eagle., 1893-05-04

frank Hsxeil left Wednesday
fse 18th, uIi-, to make his home
uitA bis sister near ArkaGelphia.
ARK.
Oxford eagle., 1893-05-04

The Board OF supervisor. met
Monday 20 transact their regE-
hr 1Onfaly business
Oxford eagle., 1893-05-04

LII you have been benefited
hy the use Of Dr. Tichencr's An
hseptic please be kind enough
to inform yaur frieni of the fact
Oxford eagle., 1893-05-04

II you want a tender steak
for breakfast. or roast for din
ner. leave ycur order at L \.
Crouch's and il viii receive
prompt attention
Oxford eagle., 1893-05-04

Mrs Z Y LeavsH rtqaes;s
Is 70 state thar there wil b. a
meeting Of ;he ladies nf Oxford
81 the Tah,ic School chapsI-
next SIizTcsy eYenias a. .
0'ciarS- All l4d,s : Ehe feel an
iusereet n the 11Eer business
are cordially iu-itsd 10 b. pres
eut-
Oxford eagle., 1893-05-04

yrs. Lilly Yates spent several
esvs IA Memphis lass week
Oxford eagle., 1893-05-04

Tax Assessor Montgomery has
been on TIE sick list tie past
fr= days.
Oxford eagle., 1893-05-04

Before buying your dress
goods don't fsil TO call on j T.
fegues s Co, and see their eie-
CANT line which is complete IN
every particular.
Oxford eagle., 1893-05-04

Good fires have Eeen con
Portable this week
Oxford eagle., 1893-05-04

II yGl want sugar. and coffee
cheap. buy 0t Z A CroEea-
Oxford eagle., 1893-05-04

Honey to lean oc good seeuri-
ty. " care of EAGLE
April 26th. 1893.
Oxford eagle., 1893-05-04

Monroe, Ia. Iaue "a lss3
In aur trade Dir. Iieheler ,
Antiseptic has become a stand
ard remedy fer the purposes n
tended. Ii Il the best seller We
carry in stock, having sold
about - gross Of il within the
last year. To Brewer, irus sgist
Oxford eagle., 1893-05-04

4 general holiday vii be in
vogue when Col Halls show
comes TO oxford
Oxford eagle., 1893-05-04

Tease ask yOGr aefsla0r vino
has used D.. Tichcnor's AuiI-
sepile E.at he thinks Gift
Oxford eagle., 1893-05-04

Cola. raiEy and d.ssgreea5le
weather generally the past Eew
DAYS.
Oxford eagle., 1893-05-04

Figured China Six tor waists
and dresses at 20 els. Ter yard
al j E Pegues s cos
Oxford eagle., 1893-05-04

The best and cheapest line OF
Millinery goods ever shown in
uxford at J E Pegues j COS
Oxford eagle., 1893-05-04
\ sl-rtBtn Er-T HlgT.

JB wis n. SsI Clay .. 5 larps
h1rs. p. AVS be wIll not be ~lta
out Dr Esug's Se< Discovery f1T
u~uEpsisn. e7aSh ani ellis
that il cursd H. Wiie who wsS
Threatened zith Pm -Euotis after
an attack 4 Ia Gup 2, VIXEN u
r,ous other rsmedIss aIi several
ptv-ieIsus had d0us l. r 70 COED
EoteEt B=rher, of Co0ksacEt. Pa
sinEs nr king'- Nsv Discovery
las done h-m gi0re soCd than an
thing he ever u,-d fer luF x tF0Cb
le. NOthitg Ike d ;try u. Ere.
trial bo,iI- AZ j n Cbandgers 5rri
store. L1rgs bS.slsz s0c Al ! 81
Oxford eagle., 1893-05-04

Gents straw E'a.s for - cts.
worth 81 ID az J Z ?egues ( Co