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Taxing The Certificates.
TIE Ten Per Cent. Government Tag
Put on Them.
II he State.

The State.
For some time it has been a
n after of conjecture as whether
IL Q Collector of Internal Revenue
&. this State would put the 10 per
cent. government tax on the clear
,rg House Association of this city,
a d other towns in the State.
1t will be remembered that Col
le ctor Webster received instruc>
TONS recently from the United
S ates Treasury Department, to
p ace the tax on this class Of cir
c'la,ion. He did not think the
Instructions guaranteed him in
p acing the tax on certificates of
this class. and he asked the asso-
{ alton to furnish him with
= copy OF their certificate,
AID an explanation of the.purPose
for which they .~ara issnnd The
sociation did not do so, and he
got up the information himself.
ho sent it to the department, and
Few days ago he received positive
Instructions to put the tax on,
This applies to all towns where
III these certificates have been is
sued in this State, and Collector
Webster has already officially no
tied the parties concerned.
This will not affect the certii-
Gates nor the holders of them in
tie slightest, as the tax falls upor
the banks who compose the asso-
c alton, and not upon the holders
It will not:afect their value at all
The banks will have TO make 6
sworn return OF the amount of thes
certificates on hand December !.
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The Public School System.
'ome Surprising Facts OF Great Public
Inferest.

The State.
Many of the annual reports tr m
iae unity school commissioners have
been received by the superini odent
of education, and glance over the
figures on the enrolment and attend
Nnce columns reveals u . range state
Of affairs.
Tn. figures show, in the frat place,
hat during the psst year, as com
Jared to the year previous, there has
been a good increase 10 both the en-
rollm, Mt and the sversge attendan ce.
Again they show that the rubllc
schools maiotainedlby the Stae are
bot poorly attended by the white
cii'dreO, while the negroes have far
nore benefits from them. There are
only one or two counties where the
namber of whites attending the schools
Is greater than that of the q, grpes,
and 10 some counties the schools are
rnsintained almost entirely f,r the
bene6s 4 the colored populs.f u. The
igutes leo show that the white
pales scarcely attend these schools at
~. This applies also to the colored
males. The females attending the
public schools are, In many instances,
almost double the number of males.
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AL Free.

Those who have used DIR. kings
New Discovery know its value, and
those who have not, have now the Cd.
portunity to try 4. Free. Call on the
advertised Druggist and get Trial
Bottle. Free. Send your name and adj
dress to II E. Bucklen 81 Co., Chica-
90, and get a sample box of Or. Kings
Neville pills Free, as we'll as COPY
OF Guide to Health and Household In
structor, Free. All of which is guaran-
teed TO do you good and cost you moth
Ing. For sale at Crawford, Bros =,
Drugstore.
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He'll Get no Thanks.

Cheraw Reporter.
Mayor Fisher OF Columbia has erased
Senator Irby's name and the charges
against him from the police records OF
Columbis. The organ grinders, how.
ever, will take no notice of this act,
or, If they do, will attribute to the
mayor some sordid motive in thus dis,
posing Of the Senator's ofenses sgain st
the peace and order of Columbis.
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NAsn't Secured the "PalmettO'
Trade Mark Yet.
Justice Bradhy's Order Only Rule
TO Sh6so Cause.-The Case TO be Fu!>
ly argued and Then to go to the
Court Of appeals.
BY Telegraph to the Daily News.

BY Telegraph to the Daily News.
Washington, d. c., Ost. 6 The
alternative writ recently issued BY
Judge Bradley, Of the supreme cour
Of the District of Columbia, upoa th'
Commissioner, commanding him Il
either register the "Palmetto" trad,
mark applied for BY Governor Till
r'an or show cause Why be declined t.
d'so, will come JRsaass 5ha ,cenras, -fYY'
lsa..%sEf, and L O Campbell, of the
/ ,leut office.
Ii is expected that tho oral argus
ioents will be very short but that the
.nvernment, at least, will submit its
, Ase in writing. a demurrer to be.
Lied in answer to the application for
4 writ will be argued on the point of
lrisdictlon, but tomorrow the main
p lint of the argument will be that
Governor Tillman does not come with
n the provisions Of the law in regard
t. ,he registration of trade marks
wh ch declares 10 substance that trade
IA .rks Can only be registered in cases
{ + furei. n commerce or commerce with
Indian tribes. Whatever may be the
decision of Judge Bradley it is ex.
pec,ed that the case Will 20 to the new
g jurt of appeals.
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y office

TO Th" - 'r1"s o. -7n, ,r
Math'ni"i Il, rna,"adi Xham.
deceas,G
The ,' - at Nv Of Nutl,,ni.J y
Il 'Indi ham. deceasa1 -
knowing y! Suy 'cbts against saiJ 10
ceased, ana wisiGng To settle un The
estate as soon rs. .c!cab!e, AID wifi
as htlie expc' ~ as y ,,sih!c, nny. M
pointeG the 'lcrs ;,u..ia thetr ,
W glv" ii'e I" All " singular The
vbeu'. tha - i"!"'"- - ,rd, ana present
bw ana. ;, L. "rsigned, verified
oy aindH'it ~. o: !" G,r0 the lst DO,
oI January n"Nl, '"r payment AZ
you are h,' ,hY u"'i"nd thnt If n".
presented 10y lLw' .r..c the estate wiit
m moe Pnrtiloned among theheirs M law
andthe creditors will be forevs, horsaI' NV
Co.., w WM. u. VANLANDIaHAM.
;, ,,,,I...-'--,'---' - -oo'-o" agent.
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rITlrlON NDFlrH,
STATE o. SOU fiI CAROLINA /.
CouNrY or hANCAsTER
n. Me I robdte CoMrt.

4
COuNrY or LANCASTER
IL me Erobdte Court.
DY GEORGE McC Witherspoon Esq
I'D Probate Judge.
WHEREAS. DrC & Welsh has made
suit to- n,e to graft him Letters OF
OF the Estate OF ana
effects OF Ellen Jane Biakeney, de
ceased.
THESE ARE. TIL EREFORE, to
cite and admnnish all ami singular the
kindred aud Credi .ors of the said Mrs
Ellen Jane Blukeney, deceased. that
They be and appear before me, in the
Couit Of Probate, To be held ut l,ancas-
Ter II, .,m the 2lst 81 October next
after publications thereof at III "'Gi"ci>
i'm TIE fncuopu, tn show cause, IL uny
they have. why the said Admin!stra
tini shDU3d not bp granted
GIVEN under NY hand tins the
kth day o. o. ober Ammo Domini,
1898
GHvNGr Me WIruEEsP1oN,
PR hate JUDGE
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lib les.

Wal '..-Cre, we announce tha
Laucgsrsr .as q Depository of Bibles
from III >.rar "au ISinle Society.
p"s,lGv:. irrm fuC cents up.
TcstIn'..la ana Psalms from Thi ~
fuG cents $40
Bihius l9s.t ihcCnty cents up.
This 4 not " money making enter
prisa tut uae rr love aud obedieuce to
our or! !.HrEs s0'l ut cost hy an
uns.laivd -. .ositnry, Mr. w Thnm-
sol at the g.. e. re will gladly wait
on you 70 ANY '..H during business
hours Of the bank.
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vidins for the Call of ua't.nal cou.
veution id January was wi,harswn
and the Convention adjourned sine die,
having feet provided for the calling of
another convention if deemed neces.
sary by the president and secretary.
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GFor the Ledger.
Psalmody.

Once l heard au A II p Lady, snd |
a Presbyterian Preacher, arguin. on
the Subject "f Pealmody in course of |
the remarks passed hetw en- them, I |
heard the "A Il Z L.dy say "We
Know we are right, you have your
doubts thought tuis sounded very
strange. when, for am ,st niu eteen
hund, ed years Chiiss has been on bis
mediatofial rhrone,ss our once crucifi-
ed, bet nav risen aud exalted kadeems
er. The Psalms we're written hundreds
o. years before the bir,h OF Onrist, in
the psalms Carist is referred to IN
prophesy, as a Sivipc t. clmH, all
this Scripture is now fulfilled, and
cannot be offered in rrei 'e to 6 ID. ia
the original sens'. To-iay W. must
worship he Son IN his fficirl Capacity
as Gpd the sec 'rd persrn 10 the
Trinity, an we mus. " :rship the
Father through the S,n. Then if we
off+r the psalms i, praise - These
they must be phsra?hrssrH, taken out
of the original language, md clothed
in language suited to the age in which
we !iYe; and the rev covenant under
which we worship; when this j. done the
praise becomes acceptable, though the
language We us: he no more inspir, d,
than the language used IN. praying VT
preaching. The words are ours, the
thought is God'p. Hence the beauty
of the hymns, and their profit abnve
that of the psalms a. sung without
change ofsensc, or a. sung by exclusive
psalm singers: YET 1t is said, 1--WE
know we are light"
AnAther thought. call scripture ia
| gwen by Inspiration uf G w." We are
eXhorted to teach the rev Testament
scriptures, "a we "a the old: and not
only sA, b we are comm tnhpd to
teach by singing. as wei ~ hy Gral
precept, 50 the-worh We are T. teach
and OF r in praise 10 G -; must be
transpcsed, or, charged into verse +;
that we may HONOR ChriG with his
own truth, as written in the New
Testament Paul's soul was as full Of
poetry and praise to God, is Davies
Gods truth, ss spoken hy Paul. Will
In the end, get ns much glory to God
as that written by DlviI. Spwe are
in duty bound ss Gods children 10
use it In praise To Him here in the
church militant u d not uuly as
praise, but Us one Of the means Cf
grace which God has Appointed IN
his kingdom ON eArt,, which rer'-,
has been TIE mesg,,. - "as oseh
ages pas. E,{rulty alone can tell
The millions, whose heart has been
made glad by sheye sacred 2ymns
and yet, strangS to say-there are
those in the cbu Fch who have never
offered one syII4b of g speI truth
except Davld's psalms in p,aIse 70
Father, Son and Holy Ghost, for n
David's day there Was no II Iy Ghost
10 an cfhci'l sense. The precious
Name Jesus Chris. our Saviour is po,
found in the Psalms, or r ,use'. ver-
sion of the p'al"a, Exclusive psalm
singers claim to nve rhs. t., bs horn
of the spirit, to bswalkiug in obediepor
to tis command, and hope 10 be
ass ciated with him forever snd
praise Him wbIe eternity rolls it's
endless round and yet 10 The church
here on earth, VI not sing, Praise
Father, Son ahC Holy Ghost" Ia
this right: and viii God allow ,bi
state Of things huch longer!
v w. RAToHFoRD
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Forty Five 1 rses Burned.

Louisville. ~, Oct. THE
large livery stale Of the j Ever
son company, ia. destroyed by
fire this mining. Forty~five
horses were bneI to death
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IF the care Of the hair we're made
Q pa,t ofs Iady's education, We should
not SEQ SO many gray heads and the
nae Of Halle ! air Renewer would be
unnecessary.
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BAPTIST HIGH SCHOOL.
YOrkYi le. :. L.

NESDAl, JANUARY p Prineipa
uon,tilue COT, hVe months. The scboIp
w M'ii mS oS opened In the building former
Iry school, OF Yorkville, which wns
bullt especially for school nnrnoS,'a
ita n The building. in addition IN liz &c
Iva, pp rooms, there is ample acrom.
linodation or 100 boarders, Work M
:'le ho~engaSed in repairing the hni,d'
inE' ana when the work is fjuishad
LII cue property VIII he in practically as
sTpI M conui''on as when new.
schdl,i nurPnS" o! the sponsors for the
enter Nv ~ % nr 10 give tn hOys who NAV
cai course, that shall fit them Tor ,ho
college. VI ''' entering
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If you feel weak
and all wcn out take
BROWN s LON BITTERS
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TERMS rER SESSION.

,io ror school expenses. including tui-
~" ;, mIdimg, f.cl, lights and wosh
,'aS. ,mS, - 90 per session. of five months
baynn!e baral,.. III advance Day pupils will
sosifai fiuireu 10 lay tuition for entire
session in advance. ''''''e
tarchts who have lnvs .,i,co,o
viii do we'll g. scI,d fp, 'ucate
ing IT, inf "aliou. sN'
Addr,ss, SAN' + Gv,-r
Secrc' -: ufH., q Of Irrstecs
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xsz Nsgslsis ''- :" Anss' Ssrviaa
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perceptible matter, which wouId tor-n
INTO a sort OF scab, increase in size. loos-
oh, ana fall off. leaving the nart.
raw ana sore salves and the doctors,
prescriptions did me no good, pro
Stunning the trouble 20 be ecze,na
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FOH SKIN DISEASES
Erysipeias

bottles, / was en-
'ase having never
. Il. B. Simpson,
was troubled with
I'll over my body,
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"hen the ear entirely healed and has
remained so since. ."--Isaac Clements
'0o years OF age), Fort Ann, N. Y.
o,.d Two bottles OF Ayers sarsapa.illa
cured my baby of an eruption which
covered his body in one solid scab. -
MIS- Kate Lamb, Orton, Utah.
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Salt-Rheum S m

|aparilla, and was
pan sincerely rec
le to others, and
blood d-purlfer ~
.cswick, N. Il.
p cured me OF
/, Doerfeld, Mo.
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gan to take Ayers
sarsaparilla. Ibad
hardly commenced
on tha Aftl, l.a.n
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-07-13
A-sTRAioHr TAIL.
Has the Comet DISCOVERIES ~ an Amateu
Astronomer.

NEW HAVEN, Ct, July r. PROT FL.
lins, Of the Yale observatory. Is max
ing observations on the naked eye
comet discovered by Salt Lake City
amateur sunday night The professor
describes the new comet as an exceeding
~ beautiful object inappearance. about
the size Of a star u the second or third
magnitude A number Of photographs
81 the heavenly stranger were made
Tuesday evening, and his progress win
be studied whenever the weather CON
ditions permit Of the wise 81 Yale's in
strnmentarint1.
pHrScET0N. N j., july IL. At $50
Tuesday night Assistant Prof Taylor
Reed, who has charge Of the university
during Prof Yonngs vacation. was
able to see the new comet for the iirst
time. He turned the telescope upon II
and pronounced II to be Of between the
second md third magnitude, about ten
minutes In diameter, and AZ that time
its position was right ascension, eight
hours and thirty minutes.
The most remarkable thing about
This comet Is It's very straight tail.
When he applied the spectroseope the
lights which ARE generally seen in COM
cts were Indicated. namely, those due
10 hydro-carbon. which are the same as
the spectrum Of Bunsen burner. How
long il will remain visible is not
known, ms its rate Of speed is not yet
determined
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ooLD sroRAoE wARrnousE.

The work Of searching for more bod
les was taken up at O'clock Wednes-
day morning. Twelve men, the same
workmen who were sent Tuesday by
Director Of Works Burnham, reported
for duty, but the flremen who lent their
aid Tuesday were not sent to help
Wednesday morning, and this caused
some comment Coroner McIIale in
sisted that the present force was to-
tally inadequate.
Notwithstanding the intense heat of
the day, the workmen need no urg
ing in their task, and, although handi-
capped by the broad network of pipes
which covers the greater part Of the
wreck on the east side, are making
good progress by digging around and
under as far as the mass Of timbers
bolted by long rods and other him
ORANGES of like nature will permit A
corps of ambulance men was on hand
to aid In the work, and man was
clambering about the ruins with pail
Of water for the workingmen.
AS to the responsibility for the de-
plorable catastrophe, there seems to be
- AhS FNiAASACAAtN III hAhNFPIdhuHlB 'DC-
tween the architect who made the plans
for the cold storage fire-trap and the
management OF the Hercules Iron
works, who built and owned the build
ing.
Architect Burnham says that If the
building had been constructed as il was
planned, the fire would never have oc-
CURED, and that the Hercules Iron
works had been notified repeatedly by
himself and many others as to the dan
ger Of allowing the smokestack in the
center Of the high tower to discharge
its smoke and sparks at point that
was actually 80 inches lower than the
top of the dome OF the tower
Manager Mcdonald, of the Hercules
Iron works, denies that he was ever
notified by Mr.. Durham, Chief Sweenie
the Underwriters association, or any,
one else as to the dangerous condition
OF the stack
The fact that the buildinghad caught
sfire twice before within thirty days a
the same point, and that the insurance
companies had Cancelled their writer
policies on the building on account o.
the unfinished smokestack, was not /
sufficient incentive for the company Il
remove the cause Of danger by placing
the last section IN the top Of the stack
in order to have il pass through til,
roof instead Of terminating within
three feet Of anass Of pine lumber
Mr.. Mcdonald denies that the fir,
started at the top Of the stack.
The architects plans Of the building
show that the stack was built Of iror
and was quite strong. The Jack ter
minated just under the roof Of thu
dome. This, was not according to tn,
plans, which called for what Is know
as a "thimble" 10 connect within Iii,
main PORTION and extend on upwart
through the roof Of the dome
The athimble" was never put Ii
place. although it is said that the ma
terial for its construction was onth,
ground. When the fire had burne,
away some Of the nearest woodwork
as done twice before, the falling brand
commemorate drop down alongside tn
4 stack TO the bottom Of the shaft. Thi
accounts for the sudden bursting gu
on all sides Of the fire which destroye
the tower and sent the fremen t
death.
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MANSFIELD, o., July II The whole
sale ease Of poisoning by the eating Of
cheese IN this city Il much worse than
was at first supposed Neatly every
person in twenty -five families who pur-
chased and ate Of the cheese Is now AT.
fiictcd and for twelve persons there Is
very slight hope OF recovery One hun
drcd and ten persons sampled the
cheese which was manufactured near
the city Nine doctors together with
the coroner ARG in charge Of the az
fiicted, and although no deaths are yet
reported several persons ARE expected
10 die hourly
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SOME Still MISSING.
The Search for Bodies in the
Tower Ruins.
A False Report Of Finding Ten More
Dead Bodies.
Crimtnal Careiessness the Cause % the Ter
ribie Catastrophe--If the Building Had
Been Constructed ~ Planned tho
FIRE would Never Have Occurred.

CHICAGO, July Alt is impossible to
verify the statement made by a morn
ing paper that 10 more bodies had been
found in the ruins 81 the cold storage
warehouse fire. At Ralston's morgue,
where all the bodies Of the victims have
been taken as fastJas found, nothing Is
known OF the alleged discovery late
Tuesday evening, and II Is stated posi-
tively that no such number Of bodies
had been brought there. Men working
in the ruins Wednesday morning de-
clare that the statement has no founda-
ton whatever.
One more victim was Wednesday
morning added to the list OF unfortun-
ates who met death in the holocaust Of
Monday afternoon. Lewis J. Frank,
Of Engine Co. No 2, who jumped from
the burning tower, died in the Emcr-
gency hospital, where he has lain in n
semi-unconscious condition for two
days, at o'clock.
The following persons, in addition to
the known dead, are still missing:
Joseph Campbell, a carpenter, seen in
the building few moments before the
tower fell.
r. A. Drummond. Superintendent Of
the Harter Electric Co. Seen near
base Of tower just before II fell.
Archie Macarthur. 10 years old, en-
ployed in the building. Seen near the
elevator Just as the tower fell
Bernard Murphy, boiler-maker, seen
to enter the building during progress
of fire.
Robert 5Blemheuber, OF Marquette,
Mich, seen in the building at II o'clock
in the morning Has not returned to
his boarding place.
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cnIcAGo, July IL. stamp aud stencil
manufacturers from different parts Of
the country to total 81 several hum
dred assembled Wednesday at the Al
hambra hotel for the purpose of dis
GUESSING the condition Of the trade, and
Of bringing into existence national
organization for the protection Of its
interests Representative delegates de,
ny that there is any intention Of form
ing trust, but say that necessity ex-
lists for organizing the trade so that
ruinous competition may be averted.
and mutually Of interest preserved.
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The Ohio TruancN Law.

CoLUMBUs, O, July la.-Ihc state
school commissioner has held, in the
case of +. d. McConner, truant officer
Of Bedford Cuyahoga county, that
where the truant officer is instructed by
the board Of education to prosecute for
truaney the board must stand not only
the costs Of prosecution but the cost Of
defense in any damage suit that may
result againN the truant officer
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Two Negroea MUD Hang;

INpIASoPoLIs. Ind, July IL. Parker
and McAfee, the twonegroes who were
found guilty OF the murder OF druggist
Charles Eyster some weeks ago and
who were sentenced to death. We're
denied new trial Wednesday morning
by Judge Cox, in the criminal court
The men were then sentenced to be
hanged in the Northern Indiana peni-
stentinry. Noyem her &
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CAppo. !. T., July ~. Gov Jones has
returned home after attending the spe-
the shooting of the nine condemned
Choetaws, who have been reprieved by
the national government lie says
they will be shot or he will cali ont
every member Of his militia to accom-
plish that end
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-07-13

YOUNGSTOWN, O., July IL Secret
meetings are held here by the several
lodges OF the Amalgamatad association
for the purpose Of protesting against
any reduction in the scale ms adopted
at the national convention in Pitts
burgh. The members Of the Finishers'
union are q unit In standing up for the
old scale and assert that any conces-
sipns looking to reduction will not be
considered in the Mahoning valley.
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penntx sherlrr NInrderc,.

MoBltR, Ala. July II. The dead
body Of Deputy Sheriff John w Thorn
as, Of Mobile county, was fonnd in the
village Of Whistler, seven miles from
Mobile. There were three bullet
wounds on his body and his skull was
crushed The crime was traced to Gill
bert J. Deace and John Ryan, two en-
gineers whom Thomas had arrested for
q minor offense. Deace and Ryan were
captured and locked up
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Z Nonsense.

r. 7. Barnum once said that s'the
American people were never better
satisfied than when being humbugged. "
Doubtless this is true with circus
and menagerie advertising, but il
wouldn't work 50 successfully with the
man who has a great deal Of, competi
ton, and sells on close profits. Bar
mum virtually had no competition
Themerchant fto-d day has the sharpest
kind, He must deal square and hon-
estly-he must keep his patronage and
increase,it. How can he do it,
lst-Advertise iudiciously.
Ind Sell 100 cents worth Of Goods
for every dollar.
3rd-Be courteous and accomodat-
ing.
Use the columns Of THE DAILY AND
WEEKLY WORLD literally, and make
known to the public that you do bust
ness on this plan, and large results are
sure to follow.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-07-13
NOW Is THB TIME

When moths begin TO get IN them
work, and if you want to save your
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of this pest, You can get nothing more
sure to kill them than COAL TAR
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large supply Of above article Just Ne
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