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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-06
SOUGHT SHELTERED HARBOR.
Vessels Well Known in Jhis Port Safe at
Anchor at New London.
m.

NEW LONDON. Dec. 6. - The steam
lighter Amos c. Barstow, for Providence,
with grain and furniture, sought shelter
here, Captain Nichols not daring TO round
Point Judeth in such a storm. The tug
Charles Sanford left her tow OF
barges at Black Poin. bay and came here,
where she tied up. The tug Robert Rath-
bun, with five barges for Providence for
New York; the r. j. Scully, with four
barges for Providence, ali sought shelter
here, and later tho Robert Lockhart
steamed in with bali dozen big barges.
The tag Butler, bound west with barges,
IS also In here; The schooner Hannah
BlackmRn ran in from Milestone and the
Mary Louise followed her.
Captain T.. A. Armstrong OF the wrecked
brig w. X. Hntchins, made his protest at
the custom house today. He says his ves-
sci ran ashore because be mistook
Cornfeld shoal light, recently
changed from red TO white
flash, for the light at Plum gut. lie had
not heard OF the change. This is the third
vessel that has gone on there since the
change in lights was made. Captain An
derson says that II he gets his vessel of
he will tow to New York 20 repair.
Schooner Howard b. Peck, Captain Alex
Mehaffy, from Providence for Pensacola,
is reported TO have sustained damage.
Her forc-rigging YVES carried away i'm a
gale sixty-fiyc miles southwest OF Shinne-
cock, Monday. The vessel Is repairing at
Brooklyn. Two men were injured at the
time OF the accident.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-06
DON'T WANT LIGHTS CHANGED.
A Protest by Sea Captains and Pilots
Against n Proposed Change.

The sea captains and pilots in this port
agree heartily with the action OF the New
York pilot board which yesterday de-
clared its disapproval OF the proposition
that barges and other vessels in tow be IL
Illuminated by red and green lights in
stead OF by the white lights commonly
used.
"The system now in use" said Secre-
retary Nash yesterday, in explaining the
position OF the pilot board, "has
worked successfully and has led to no
accidents. Ii provides that towingvessel
shall burn, besides the usual red and
green sidelights, two white lights aloft,
one above the other, TO indicate that she
has something in tow. The
'towed vessels have white lights.
Now, II these towed vessels
burned colored lights they could not be
distinguished from vessels proceeding un-
der steam or sail. Other vessels would try
to go between the tugs and tows and all
sorts OF accidents might happen"
A Providence sea captain says that the
proposed change would for years make
disasters possible from vessels coming into
port which were not up on the
proposed new rule. 10 should not
be allowed, In his opinion, and the weight
OF the testimony among shipping men Is
TO the same effect.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-06
MELL0 ENCOURAGED.
HE rs GATHERING STRENGTH HOB
ALAND ATTACK on PEIXOIO.
Tho Movement Gaining Daily to Crush
Out tho President-P~rans to 30 At
tackled Next.
Special to The News.

NEW YORK, Dec. 6.--The Herald's cable
from Montevideo, Uruguay, via Gal
weston, Texas, says: Their recent victory
has greatly encouraged the insurgents
both in Rio Grande do Sui and in Santa
Catharine.
The latter state is now up in arms, with
small government force occupying only
one corner of it.
The federals are combining their forces
to enter Parania, which 10 openly disaf-
fected and poorly defended.
They then hope to march northward
ments by the way.
Sumersindo Saraiva, who Is at the head
of this movement, already has 1000 troops
under his command.
Desterro will be left defended by the
rebel warship Republica and several armed
merchant vessels.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-06
WILD CAT BANK.
Georgia Getting in Readiness TO Issue
State Bank Currency.
Special 10 The News

ATLANTA, Ga, Dsc. 6.-The Georgia
house OF Representatives passed yesterday
a bill providing for the establishment of
a system of state banks and the issuance
of currency by the same in anticipation
of the repeal OF the 10 per cent. state bank
tax by congress. The senate viii doubt
less concur.
The bill established the necessary pre-
cautions and regulations concerning the
issue OF notes and received the support of
oil but two Democrats. Both, however,
favor state banks, but thought it untime-
ly to act in advance of congress. TIE
new third party representatives. opposed
the measure.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-06
NAHICIAN BROS.
Great Holiday Sale
or ORIENTAL RUGS and CARPETS.


motive The proportion the stock which
being
is
est
NAiIGAN BROS, westm
opposite M. A.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-06
AN OBNOXIOUS TAX.
Income Tax Proposition Meets will Dis
approval Everywhere.
Special 10 The News

NEW YORK, Dec. 6.--The Herald says:
If the leaders Of the Democrats have any
regard for the success OF the national
party they would better drop I he proposed
income tax as speedily as possible.
II they would like TO learn with ease
aud accuracy just what the voters all over
the land think OF the un-Americap form
OF raising revenue let them read the
heaped up expressions of opinions which
The Herald has published on the subject.
In these columns merchants, banksxs,
railroad men, journalists, lawyers, doctors,
millionaires and wage earners from
North, South, East and West have om-
phatically condemned the measure and
given shrewd logical, unanswerable reasons
for the faith that is in them. The gist ol
these interviews shows a landslide OF dis
approval and everywhere the measure -
condemned irrespective OF partisanshiDA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-06
OLD BOARD IN AGAIN.


aeemrnt OF Domestic Industry.
The annual meeting of the Rhode Island
Society for the Encouragement OF Domes-
tic Industry was held this noon at 10i
North Main street. Tho only business
fran56CTtd WH3 Toe cIcctI0H OF OIlceI3.
The old board was reelected ,as follows:
Pres dent, Charles H. Pcckham; iirst
vice president, W. G. r. Wardwell; second
vice president, 4. W. Rounds; third vice
president, John VI. Taylor; secretary and
treasurer, David 8, Collins; auditing and
finance committee Horatio'A. Hunt, Earl
IL. Potter, Fred. L. Pegklps
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-06
The WEATHER

ALMANAC ron WEDNESDAY. Drc.s
STV EiSFs........ 9 ~ MOON TITSTS... y, Al
fTS SESsTa srTs or pay 4 FrLI SRA 10 10 - M ra
WAsnIN0ToN, Dec g 6-Forecast for New
England Clearing north gales, de-
creasiug and becoming variable; slightly
warmcr.
Signals are displayed on the Atlantic
coast from Norfolk section to Eastport.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-06
Officers Installed.

Beaconsfield lodge, Sons of st. George,
held its semi-annual meeting last night,
and the following officers were installed
for the ensuing term by Worthy Grand
President Harry j. Bascomb and Past
Grand President Harry Goode: Worthy
president, John Pace; worthy vice presi-
dent, John Suter; worthy secretary,
Thomas Parker; worthy treasurer, Will
liam IL. Bray; worthy messenger, Albert
Tompkins; worthy chaplain, Thomas
Baker; worthy assistant messenger,
Joseph Oxley; worthy assistant secretary,
John Wilkinson; worth inside sentinel,
W. II. Bsrtlam; worthy outside sentinel,
Ralph Clissold; trustee, William s..
Schofield.
Manufacturers lodge I. o. o. f. held its
annual meeting last night in Odd Fell
lows hall. After routine business bad
been concluded the following were elected
officers tort the ensuing year: Noble grand,
William Jacobs; vice noble grand, Al
bert Taylor: recording secretary, Joseph
Aikin; permanent secretary, John p.
Thompson; treasurer, Joseph Cough;
trustee, A. w. Smith; hall committee,
Harry Daw.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-06
WOMEN In TROUBLE.
THEY WERE ELECTED FROM CAR
RAGE BIZ TWO YOUNG MEN.
Their Wounds Dressed by n Johnston
Physician- Installation of the Officers
OF BeaconsGeld Lodge, s. of st. G.

Early yesterday morning two women
were found on Webster avenue, Johnston,
near the Cranston line. Both were cut
and bruised. They were taken to ply
sician who dressed their wounds. The
women were very reticent in giving in
formation, and refused to give their names.
1t was, however, learned that they had
been forcibly elected from a carriage by
two men in whose company they had been
during the previous night. Their injuries
were not serious.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-06
KILLED BY FRIGHT.

Special to The News.

URBsNH, Chic, Dec. g. Sunday night
Jacob Basor and three girls arrayed them
selves as tramps and calling upon Joseph
Smith asked TO stay oil night. Smith be-
came scared and the supposed trsmps
rushed i'm and took possession OF his
house. Smith ran into the woods and
hid. Yesterday morning he was found
dead, having succumbed from fright.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-06
THE CITY or rEovIDESUE.
Grade Of Senter Street

IN BoArD or ALDERMEN, Nov. %, 1901,
Ordered: That the abutting proprietors OF
senter sueet, from West Park street TO Promenade
street be notified to appear before this Board, on
THU Uks DAY, Dec. 81 1888, at O'Clock b. M, thaS
they may be heard upon she question OF changing
the grade OF said street.
Witness;
WILLIAM f. CLARKE, City Clerk.
ed -dec6&13
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-06

The Butchers and Marketmers' associa-
tion will hold their annual meeting and
supper at Gelb and Nortons this evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-06

Special TO The News.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 6.--The Lehigh
officiaIs confirm the report that the
striko Is of, and say that the strikers may
take any vacant places.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-06
MCLEOD AND HIS EMPLOYEE

New Eng.aud's President Holding y Coa-
ference with Representatives of HIS Mea
Special TO The News
Boston, Dec. president Mcleod Of
the New York and Nev England railroad,
who summoned the committee Of tho cs1-
ployes of the road to Boston TO meet hin
here at II o'clock this morning for con /.
ference, is now engaged In that conferences
II Is believed that the meeting is with
reference to the 10 per cent. REDUCTION b
wages which went into e6oct tive -
three months ago.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-06

send q been; stamp to J. G. Aver & Co. Lowell
Mass, for q 70. Of their Album CARTS.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-07-13

Capt Sol. Jacobs Of Gloucester has Stock
ga in his macSerei fishery since March Il
- 600 the crew sharing sl16 each. This
tins season.
The fish commission station at Woods
Hol has planted n Vineyard Sound. Since
Man l. more than sWO,n Holsters. This
Shell fish obtains legal size in about five
years, and Supt. Maxwell SAYS he sees no
reason why at least one-third of the Holsters
will not attain maturity. There will be
good clustering in those waters by-and-hy.
A Woods Holl despatch of june :sOth says
Immense schools Of mackerel have appeared
in Vineyard Sound between Nobska and
West Chop. The fish are working towards
the Gay Head entrance, and will reach open
water by Sunday unless food holds out
plentifuly The mackerel have been
caught in these waters since Sunday, and
the local fishermen wonder why the Glou-
cester fishermen haven't caught on.
Commencing July LIST, the small lobster,
provided he still finds himself in existence,
will be given an opportunity to grow, that is
50 far as the law can say. During the past
season there have been brought to Portland
more Holsters than for many years. This
large catch has been in part attributed to the
fact that there have been fewer heavy storms
along the Nova Scotia coast than for many
years. There has also been good demand
for the large catch. The Worlds Fair has
been the objective point for 20 barrels daily
shipped from Portland by the American Elk
press.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-07-13
Tie Banner NJ. +. District.

l'Hsi6ent I'lael Wentworth gets OK
ectain- barry il tlie June issue Of the
1eNttI Methodist oScl lie grand success
OF the Bangor District When he discoy-
ers that his district has gained seven PEI
cent. more han Rockland District in the
past totil years he says. ''InStead of the
uncomfortable sensation which a man is
conscious Of when he gets left We rise.
mount, soar and sing Bangor District
still leads The only thing lacking in
his article is a rooster to illustrate his
position We are just little at a loss to
explain this exultant JOY over defeated
district. In politics we would expect it.
In Christian effort we had been taught to
expect something different In our per
plexity a marked copy Of the Christian
Witness comes to Our table applauding our
esteemed colleague. There is almost
the same paragraph from lions Herald
our difficulty is solved, for we read in the
head lines of this leading authority a
striking Testimony to Holiness We
congratulate our worthy brother on his
remarkable success Of last year, but
would remind him that Rockland District
holds the banner. The District Tidings.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-07-13

Brooks. Misses Liz IL and Sadie, tiaugIl-
ters of James w lone. III Belfast. have
spent several days III tpwn A- IN. Chase
has bought 4 beautiful covered puny hhsrton
and now has 4 very nire ronY team FIT his
children, Willard and Marie, WHO enjoy it
much Grace and Alice Dow are very
much pleased with their little shetland
pony Daisy, which is traet3tble ami intel
! ligent rs 4 Newfoundland dog, John III
Lane and Alice DON ir0Yr rNer tn Nassal-
horo recently to see tllr HEssrN family and
while Their. drove down to Augusta ana VIM
itel Togus and the Insane Asylum. Henry
Reynolds has sold his trott"r, ldghtfopt, to
Grinnell. ... Elliott and Ilohro"k, With their
families, spent lust Saturday 1T Northport
Mr. i. A. Elliott will soon hegin WORK
Oh the nev house ll,- NJ to errot on HIN heau-
tful corner lot. 1t will. without Doubt
when finished be tile verv incest one III
town. Bachelor \ Hall have began work
on the Michael Chase store aud have the
frame nearly up. Harrison Roberts with 4
good crew is pushing business on th~ Al Il.
Roberts house. "A. II. Staiital has hiS Mew
have Pit On the paint. MI. Edwin Jenkins
of Monroe has taken the ion to move L. A.
! Elliott 5 old house and shop and dig the new
cellar and finish the stone work for the new
one Mr.. Tavlor Of Freedom has moved
into Chas. T.. Lane y farmhouse A hand
some ntw sign by Wech y IioNt NJ Belfast
has been put up at 4. G. Nealeys photo
uranh rnona Mrs Can't Geo Flowers Of
| North Searsport has been visiting at z. f.
Lanes . Mr.. Wesley Rich who travels for
b. G. Dinsmore, has been visiting friends in
town He is remembered ~ the son Of An
drew Rich who died i'll the Hill house, So
called, at the village Mt. Wendall Rev
| nolds and his wife, nee Mtte Ellis, have
made a visit to their old home i'll Brooks,
| Mr. Reynolds has a grocery store in Pitts
| field, Maine, and is doing a t!ourlshing bus
mess Willis, son Of Manly ELLIS, IL at
home from Pittstield, where he has been
! living with his sister. His health il very
, poor. Mr.. Nealey, our photographer, is
now very busy with work both in Winter
port and Brooks C. S. Bracket is selling
lots of gents ready-made clothing An
| other fresh lot of shrt-waists at Dow's. They
| sell fast. r. G. Edwards is finding use for
all the water he can keep back at bis mill.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-07-13
Don't Give Up

because you feel blue and are troubled with
that tired and all-gone feeling. Do as l did
use bottle Of Sulphur Bitters, it will make
you feel like new person; it did me.
JENNIE HOLMES, s54 fremont ST., Boston.
2W 90
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-07-13
County Correspondence.


months.
CAMpEN. Several handsome yachts We're
in the harhor recently, one of them being the
fine Yacht Breeze, having on board Mr. and
Mrs. Edward johnson. Miss Louise johnson,
Mr. Alfred Johnson and Mr. Edward John
s,n Jr IF Marlborouph street. Boston On
Er,,l,v j small party were invited on board
,nd vpre entertained yery dellghtfully
WILMA IN fowu Mr.. ana Mrs. Johnson ana
Mis- Johnson We're guests If Miss Alice
rnsh;n
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-07-13
Mother-work Of To-day; its Helps and
HindranceS.

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composition i Not SUITE" 10 'hr sub.e''
before us i"-t''N therefore Sii'ii N'ii'iii'
HIM M" I'm tilV Sili'il 'i''''-S 'i''i'''iiA y
h"ine N'r' Mrs. Pi'Nliiet"i i'iN'iiVi N"i"
hr lll>l MnlN" n 'lV iAolltf Sh"u''' MI
Seh-Nlt'lile, iNelN eaHGalV' i'NiS0ii' tNVht
/ Y h'' Hlht"ftH, we mihd ain' we ia''i'-
llefS nee" Sdl'Hle' N'>lio'l"' "i'i N'N' "''
/ cgnNvlstil"nal farHi'ieS So as I" PC 'nlf
I MA 7NeaN Wtlll el~e ailN F0' iirSs N 0''l
4 nNll llN'nN. 'h& Rfl'4'' ''ilN "li'i' 'ta m" A
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altet he iA"N4Hl, 'hi'' y "i'N Sit'iI l''''S'
I ~ i"M Mnii Il "sei 'heH it" SFie l." V"lN
I clHp1fuuusS and remtpMtmtnt \ merry
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-07-13

| r a.
ed at tile church sunday, july md Miss
| Lucy Mitchell of Augusta is visiting her
| Grandparents. DR.. and Mrs. j. w. MITCHELL
1 Misses Frances Williams and Lucy Az
er started Julv "a for Montreal. Canada IL
attend tile y. i. s. q. II. Conventions Mis-
Maud and Master Nell MrGras of Winnie
cook spent Sunday, July I'M, il this place
Miss Nellie Thompson Of Belfast visited
Mrs. B. A. Gowen last weck.
u ,,,. , MIS-.
, MILLING. f
I, ,la nn n. 1, WIT.
f,ra !. s,,n,nIr rat.. .n4 vii1 ,on,-s int,
th4 MIS-. George B,wIer hou.e. II xin VI
remembered that Nh. Benn,l hal shock
about three wears ACC an he has been
be,l-ridden all these wears. having tile use IF
his lief, arm onlv. AMI IA should Hot hr for
gotten that he was 4 Brave soldier III tle Isl
Maine Cavalry, ana that he and Frrd Eiplty
of Appleton led IA tlte hrilye SAM GnrntN
IF Belfast captured tventv-fonr rehei9 and
marched them a mile and halt before they
got them into our lines, and turned them
ever to Gen CiIley. NipfrN A in naarN IN
had a condition. rs H-rinr, bw nafvjtA-
.ta,1iu., bi. i,r,,l.o,, I,.cI thi. .II,l, iittIe
f.arau yviu n4r-i.f Jrfv,nu \ trattfnr
E.r. N a 1.a+ a.,,. ,..5 x4a ,t
the trot here ll,t weyb AUDI Wa~ throNn
lrglu the sulhy but he Wa, all right III 4
moment. 1t is sand that nll tlr' Wa< YEN can
ki+l lilln lS t0 iil' hfia Nh 'iF Ioipi Ni'i d2
aXe.. ..VoIn SheriAan SMlita dird Nj
}1ottI waldo .Iuly 3na IIi, remains Mrrt
taken t" WiHttil"h- MINI haNt naifN
Things 70 u" thankful tufainNng Whith N ttr
powerful ram ON the morning OF tile ~. II
was not only good fer the rrorS but i also
kept the hols indoors tii after it> liEft
SAM, POINT. MA \. Frpnrh Mill fsla-
HI, If Wnst Mn hrii-- Nr anl NH. .Iain4s
piv.Il ,na tbr.e ,shiIdran NJ soutb Mpv-
mouth Mrs Trucker NIL. N,yrs anl Nil,
<uvps of p,o.5h4st.. N,s, arrat Mrs. En},-
. 1,l, u, NJ, II .,..,,.5s ,,-;f
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-07-13

SCOTS Emulsion cures Coughs,
Colds, Consumption, Scrofula and
all Anaemic and Wasting Diseases,
Prevents wasting in children. Al
most rs paiatable as milk. Get0niy
the genuine. Prepared by Scott &
Bovine. Chemists, New York. Sold by
al Druggists.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-07-13


Combined With the LOWEST PRICES in
the State il What il BOOMING OF X
BUSINESS. JOIN THE CROW ~
that Is trading With X. III. COONBS &C
son ana you Viii be convinced that you ATTY
receiving BETTER JILJE for your
money than you can get elsewhere --
R.H. CooMBs & son.
10 &c ~ Main Street.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-12-09
SCHOOL, REPORT.


The following is report of tn,
Lake Providcnce white school for the
month ending Nov. "a, 1898:
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Number on roll, boys 10, girls 20
total 80. Average daily attendance
81. Number neither absent nor iardy
z. Charley Hall. Wiley Wood. Nina
Franklin. Julia Williams. Marguerite
Montgomery, Mary Blount aud Neitie
,Fousse.
Miss bessie Bell, Teacher.
INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT.
Number Oh roll, boys II, girls IL
total 81 Average daily attendanc.
~. Number neither absent nor tardy
q. Narcisse Kennedy. Bessie Rouse
Lula Trainman, Carrie Foussc, May
IBurncy. Fred Egelly and Felix Taylor
Mlss bessie Bell, Teacher.
GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT.
Number on roll, boys IL, girls Is
total 80. Average daily attendance
'25. Number neither absent nor tard,
l.. Emma Bell, Eva Davis, Allie,
'Fousse, Linnie Goodwin, ArroI Ash
bridge, Isham Beard, Charles Beart
aud Clarence Smith.
B. F. Dudley, Principal
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-12-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENT rs.
For-Sale.
Election n Office.

Whereas, The Hon. Police jury Of East
yCarroll have ordered an election to be held
Ion Monday, December 18th. 1893. in the 4th
Ward Drainage District of said parish. to
su limit to the qualified voters thereof the
fquestion of levying q fifteen mills tax on
J the assessed value Of all property IN said
district as shown by the assessors rolls Tor
1.-The year 1893 now on file.
I That said district shall comprise all Of the
said fourth ward except Alabama, Glen
Mary. Lewiston. Elton, Eyre and Island
plants tions.
! Therefore /. W. e. Dunn. Returning
Fofficer for the parish of East Carroll, here
! by give notice that the following places
! have been legally fixed by me In said dis
trict tor the sutlrsgans TO cast their votes.
ato-wit;
Precinct No 1.-Benhams.
4 Precinct No 2.--St. Eilme store.
w. r. DUNN
sReturning officer OF East Carroll Parish
Louisiana.
zLake Providence La. Nov. e5-ls9s
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-12-09
Il has been rumored that move

Il has been rumored that move j.
being made by some of our energetic
young ladies TO ge, up ais cntertai,.-
mrnt of some Kind during the present
month. We see no reason why il
should not be a success. There Is
pleniy good material IN the place, rs
has been cxempiilied on former ocoa-
si"ns. Please do NOT stop under any
but GO to work with n
vim that will not brock dlsappoiur.
'ment. Anything to beguile the monol-
.uuy Of the times.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-12-09
LA GRIPPE.

During the prevalence ofthe Grippe
eihe past seasons il was noticeable
fact that those who depended upon
;Dr Kings New Discovery, not only
had speedy recovery. but escaped
hall ct the troublesome after effects OF
the n,aIady. This remedy seems 10
have a ped liar power in tffeciing
rapid cures not only in cases of La
sGrippe; but in all Diseases of Throat,
.Chesi and Lungs, and has cured cases
sof Asthma aud Hay Fever Of long
ls,an,Iing. Try il and beconvinced. II
'won't disappoint. Free Trial Bottles
Eat Guenarsi Drug Store.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-12-09
STRENGTH AND HEALTH.

Ii You are net feeling strong and
healthy. try Electric Biiters Ii La
Grippe" has len son weak and weary.
use Electric Bitiers. This remedy
facts directly on Liver, Stomach and
Kidneys. gently aiding those organs 20
perform their functions. Ii ynn are
afflicted with Sick Headache, You will
mud speedy aud permanent relief BY
taking Electric Bitiers. One trial will
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