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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-11-16
Some Anecdotes of Artists.

Harper's Young People.
rnrre is p,ubab'y no profession
IN he whole nge oi human
effort IN which more eccentric
THINKS are done by lis followers
than in that of the painter. The
following stories Gu led from vasi-
ous sources Indicate The truth OF
This assertion, and will be found
amusing as well: Delacroix, the
painter, was walking one day in
Paris with friend oi his, when lie
fell into brown study,
What isup with .u noH! said
the friend.
Il caH'l gel certain shade OF
yellnw," replied the artist.
"Nhal sort Of yello~s'
Just then cab drove past.
"The very ,hina!" the painter
gasped out. Stop! rtLp!!
81 am engsg d." The cabby re-
DlIeu, Witlbli eippplus
Delacroix started III pursuit and
at steep place in The Rue des
Martvra, over took the cab Open
ipg tae door. he sall in tones OF
entreaty, to the passenger inside:
..Do please tell your driver to stop;
I want your complexion for paint
ing on which am at work. There
is color merchant close at hand.
| shall not de,ain you above five
minutes and in acknowledgements of
the service YOU render me, i will pre-
sent you with sketch of my picture.
The bargain was struck; Della
croix got his yellow, and a few
months later the s'fare" received a
sketch of hls ASSASSINATION of the
Archbishop of Leige'"
Another artist, celebrated in his
day as successful painter of por-
traits, while making . counterfeit
presentment of lady, perceived that
when he came to draw the mouth
she tried to render il smaller by con
tracing her lips.
pray do not trouble yourself SO
much, madam" he exclaimed. ''lf
you like, l will draw your face with
out any mouth at all"
A somewhat eccentric individual
was the Flemish painter Craasbeck,
of whom it is told that once, fearing
that his wife had ceased to love him
and anxious to discover if his Tears
were founded on facts, he resolved
upon an extraordinary test. He tore
his blouse from his chest and paint
ed just above his heart very vivid
reprentation of Q wound. He the n
painted his lips and cheeks so that
they presented a CHASTITY aspect,
covered his palette-knlfe and his gar
ments with spots of red paint, gave
a shrek and fell to the floor as if
dead. The test was successful.
Madam Craasbeck, hearing the
shrek, rushed into the room, and
snpposing that her husband had been
killed gave way to what was to the
supposed victim on the floor a series
of very gratifying outbursts of
grief. What the lady said when her
lord and master sat up and informed
her that he was only shaming, history
does not record; but if she failed to
90 from one extreme 10 the other
and give him a round scolding, she
certainly missed a great opportunity
and showed herself a mayeloqs wo-
man Of self control.
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Deserving Praise.

We desire Ia say 10 our citizens.
that tor years we have been
selling DR. Kings New D,sroverv
for Consumn,ron. DR. Kings New
Lite Pills, Buck len $ Arnica Saive
ana Electric Bi'lers, and have
never handled remedies that sell
40 we'll, or thai have given such
universal satisfactinn. We do no
hesitate 10 guarantee them ever"
time, and We stand ready to refund
the purchase price, if satisfactory
results do not follow their use.
Those remedies have won their
grea, popularity purely on tht II
merits. + Harrig'on, Drnggi
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Are vour children subject "a
Group? | So Won should never ht
without a bottle ui Chanibfrla'"'-
Cough Remedy l. is Il certain
cure Tor crnup,and has never been
known t. fail. II gwen freely as
SOM as the rronpv cough appears
il will prevent the attack 1t /
the sole reliance It'll thousands 81
mothers who have crnupy children
and never di>appnin's hem. In@T'
is nn danger in giving ihi- Rrme-
DIV is large ana frequent d"se-, u,
!, contain. nothing iniuri"n S."
boi,! L.. tor sale hv + II arlington
Nnvemher
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NJ " VI Terry, who h,- heen IL
the drug bnsine>~ a ElkiG" X.
for he pa~i Twelve wears, AAN
"Chaml,prlaIu>S Cough Rgmrd ,
gives better SatI>iaciIoD tlHu Hh'
other cough medicine | have eve!
sold" There is good reasons tnr
this No other viii cure II cold -
uuictl,; no other IS 81 "r'a'n q
urryent4tive or rUre Tor crrUt:h'
ether affords 50 mrch rtllei II
uhoopine cough. For sale hs
+ Harrington, Logan Ohm.
November.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-11-16

The most stubborn Skin and Seal p
diseases the worst forms OF Srrofula
all blood taints and poisons of every
name and nature, are utterly rooted
out by DR. Plerce's Golden Medical
Discovery. Eor every disease caused
by torpid liver or impure blood,
it IS The only remedy So certain and
effective that il can be guaranteed.
If il fails to benefit or cure, you
have your money back
Eczema, letter. salt rheum, Fry
slpelas, Brils, Carbuncles, Enlarged
Glands, Tumors and Swellings of
every kindred allment, are COM
pletely and permanently cured by
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Blood in Their Eyes

More than twenty years ago A r.
Wallace published letter from Cali
fornia correspondent which said that
the horned toad squirted from ono of
it's eyes "a jet of bright red liquid very
much like blood" OF course everybody
thought it was "a California yarn. "
Now Mr.. o. p. Hay has proved that
horned toads do squirt a red liquid
from their eyes when vcxed, and that
the liquid is blood.
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Ears Of Insects and Animals.

It would be quite natural, of course,
to look on The side of the head of any
living creature provided he had a
head) for the organ Of hearing; such
Investigation, however. no odds how
thorough would be void of results in
many instances In the clam it is found
in the base of its foot" or feeler. In
the most of grasshoppers it is in the
forelegs, while several species of in
sects have it in the wing. Lobsters and
crabs have the auditory sac at the
base of the antenne or feelers.
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THE BEST PLASrER'-Daml

II = u ESS siAS ] TIN - I'"'T''r
A piece ui tlanu / " tn Chamber
Isiu's Pain Balm and bind 1T an
over the seat nf pam II Is bt tier
than anv plaster Wheu tl.e lung
re sore such an apl itra'ion ON
the chest and suuiher on The back
netwepn the shoulder blades. vii
often prevent pneumonia. The'A
~ nothing so good tor lame back
nr pain ~ he SIDE. a sore throat
An he cured IN Que n'sht bv ap-
Giving 4 flaunel banIaee hanpe"
ed with Pin Brlm. so cent bat
les tor sale by f hair'ng'"n.
Novemb-r
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Bucklen's APnica SalVe.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheu 4,
Fever Sores. letter, Chapped Hands,
ChilhIains Corns and all Skin Eruptions,
md positively cures Piles or no pay re-
guired. II is guaranteed to give perfect
aiisiaction, OF money refunded. Price
5 cents per box. For Sale by
Jan. % ly T. Hnrrinatea
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0onncllmen. First Ward: JOhII NeIEeI "1r0
George Felix ,-,,,
and Ad riptou. ,,.,
eouncilnien. Third War: II. DoeDeie AL"
DR. IL. q. Cinlpbell.
CsunciIn,en. Fourth v ard. Genrge lloH anc
Geor.e Heft-
School Board: O. W. VI. Wright, President
Dr. ~ II, Blosser, Secretary; mares
Schwenke. Treasurer; J.. warner H.
Work and [ has. 81. R%wlbr.
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why Suffer 2
when you can be Cured

Thousands are suffering with
Torpid Liver-the symptoms are
Depression OF Spirits, lndiges
ton, Constipation, Headache
DR.. Sanford's Liver InviGoratc-
is a reliable remedy for LiVet
Disorders. 1t cures thoeLs2nos
every wear; why not ~
DR. Sanfo1d's Liver lnvigosslior'
Your Druggist v supply you
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TERMS.

Net so days.
All goods shipped at purchasers
risk.
sW A sight draft will be made
on all bills when due.
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SOUTH BOUND


rain +, Chicago iticd aItb eir cJf.' F't
ort'ars ami the ..,,y P0IiinaH :. ~.-tvt'S'
Through Pullman p'.ia'' sieepi,- -.
nv, ni.ht traius to columbus and 'hirSsc
The only Iineruunli thr"ush p"ri"r ~
bat'vaen iIoIpdo Coluu bus. and OF 10 riNN
seat fare only y cents
Ra1es VII, Ine Buck sNr Route are ai"+'!s
az low as via anv other liz.
For rates. maps "nd ''ther lh:' M ~,
o,II 80 " Schv epk.. An ~ L's-n. "i
write w II FISPF.R, General Pas. nse'
md Ticket Agent. Room 81. Deshier h"'h
columbus, Ohio.
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Hooking County Examiners Meetings

The School Examiners of Teachers si
Hooking County, Ohio, will meet at this
Union School House ON the
FIRST AND THIkDSATURDAYS
etch month, at O'Clock, A. M, except
January, July and August.
Testimonials Of good moral character VIII
pe required OF those unknown to the Board :
j. W. FILING, Sec'y
FRANK GORDON,
W, +. ENGLE,
Al. 30, l8S examiners.
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! 1t Cures Nervousness.
CEApPELEAR s
S a s a . q ril / q

Nelson O., Mar. 1t 1898.
The VIM. ii. [ hapf-l, ar 4 -.
Co.
Cent? men Permit me t. u
fOrn, ,ou hat the TX bot les o.
Chappetenr's S.,g ap"illia you -"ii
me has dore lI- work most
t!.oroh.hlv. have been aEifr Il
in manv Wa,s, iiie p:inr'p'' -"
,,rr-uu,e. WA inirur" blood.
was troubled with constipation,
Torpid LlEer, nd diseased Ard
neyS; ihi~ hronghi = nervous or =
trarion lnd . ncrai break io's.
Hearing stout loHr ruiing
mauy with Chap.el4a'' S,r>A
arllla, | concluded ID tra t: D.
is the way | came 10 SEQ" =" w.
" ell, | took IT = iireried, s.d
snI better right Aa>; hl b. tln'
| had AIKEN te SIX h-;t "s
vel, aud now teei hike au"i'
per,ou. h",- v,u ,.'l u"''-
n y, tt ny ever tndv :" t.
Chappelears Sarsaparilla !
dues all as much .,,rd IS II $50. 81.
i, will be money we'll iura a-tet-
pouro,
JOHN LUCAS
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PR'cE }lsr'
DOUBLE CUPROARDS.

{ III. nlSn.-
Glass doors, 2 drawers SO"
Panel doors, 2 drawers $500
OAK OR IMITATION WALNUT
CUPBOARD SAFES.
Cupboard Safes, 6 fit. 4 in, high,
3 ft. 2 in. wide and ft. Ain. deep.
Full panel ends; ;tront and ends oak.
Panel door, l drawer $500
>, ,, 2 So'zo
Glass {" t, s3-oo
8. 9. S. rs
KITCHEN SAFES.
Kitchen Safes 3et. wide, Att. h'gn
Oak or Imitation Walnut, $500
KITCHEN TABLES.
% 40 50. SO
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Cincinnati g. Mu3kiil-
gum ! attey II. Il.
~ EFFEtT MAY ss2lST 1883.
CENTRAL TINE.

Arrival and Departure of Trans
at Lancaster.
EAST BOUND. DEPART.
No. 6 New York, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Boston, Wash ara
ingtOE, DC. and PItisburg 10 70
" 10. GAINESVILLE Accom- 'odatiOn, 10
u b.
a. 49, DennIson Accommodation, 4 IS
Number connects ut Trinway for 50
Iumbus, indianapolis, ST Louls, and al
points West.
WEST BOUND. DEPART-
No. 45, Cincinnati Mafl....., S+p
7. Cincinnati Express ass
a. 3. Lancaster Accommodation 755
Number As connects atJunctIon City wits
b. & O or points South, ut Bremen vita
I. d q. T. R'y Tor points North, at Lnness
ter with c., II V. Il T. with trains Rs=tk
and South.
TRAINS ARRIVE.
AN. Pm. Pm.
From East SIS s2s 7N
From West lois 408
f NJ WILKINSON. Genr % Agt.
G 81 BENNETT. .5upt, Zan ills,3
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Official Directory.

STATE AND DISTRICTS
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-05-25
Are You Any Good at ID

The genious who invited =
teen" Puzzle. pigs in Cl5E
many others has invited sl1E
one, which is going to be f
est on record. There is fmS
ton and entertainment init y
and learned will find as MT ]
terry in it as the young uns
ted. This great puzzle lsttf
ty of the New YORK PREs =
for whom it was invented b q
Lloyd, the great pnzzlist 70 il
for the benefit Of the move
erect a great home for Fl
workers in New York. u
friends have given'$2j, Don %
for the successful puzzle il
TEN CENTS sent to "Pr
BUILDING AND CHARIH
Temple Court, New York =
get You the new mys'sr y
mail.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-05-25
Union County.

MONROE, N. c., May goth 1898.
Mr.. EDITOR, DEAR SIR.-l think it
a great pleasure to write your paper.
Papa has been taking your paper for
some time and like it very much. ]
am farmers daughter Is years of
age. Papa is very strong Third
Party man, when he gets through
THE CAUCASIAN he gives
it to his neighbors that do not fake
it to read. | went fishing the other
day and only caught two fish. will
ask question. How many times
does the word Jehovah appear in the
Bible? | will close wishing you and
your valuable paper much success.
LILLIAN W.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-05-25
SanpsOD County.

ORA, n. c., Mr.. EDIToR.-I am
a little boy nine years old, l 1--we on
a farm seven miles west of Clinton,
my papa takes your valuable paper
and like to read it very much es-
pecially the Cbildren's Corner. |
will answer Miss Sallie Williams
question IN last weeks paper. Judge
Spencer's death was caused by a
turkey gobbler fighting him. l will
now ask the boys and girls to tell
me when the first window glass was
used. | will close wishing you and
your paper much success,
Your little friend,
PAUL CRUMPLER.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-05-25
Green County.

Jason, N. c., May ID, 1898, Mr..
ED1ToR.-AsI have been seeing let
tiers from the girls and boys nearly
all over the State, l thought would
let them know there was another
family in the State that liked the
CAUCASIAN. The CAUCASIAN is
a welcome visitor at our home, | like
to read it very much.
| will answer Bessie J. Best, rid
die, / think it is dimples in the
cheeks are the caves, and mouth the
mill.
l will not write any more as this
my first letter, for fear it may reach
the waste basket.
Correspondence solicited. Judge
Spencer came to his death by a
turkey gobbler.
Your friend,
LUCY BARRON.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-05-25

glad 10 Ii there alive, though doubt
full what daylight would show him.
Too tired To nova he lay watching
the western sky, where the sun set
gloriousiy behind the purple bills-
All below was wrapt in mist and not
. sound reached him but the sIgh of
the pine, and the murmur of the
waterfall.
'|rhis is a Grit-class scrape. What
a fool / was not to 90 back when !
could, instead of blpndering dosn
here where no one can get at me-
Now, as like as not, | can't get out
alone, Gun smashed, too, in that
ugly fall, 20 | can't even fire a shot
to bring help. Nothing to eat or
drink, and very likely a day or 50 to
spend here till I'm found ever
am. Chris said, yell, if you want
us Much good that would do now.
I'll try, though" And getting up
on his weary legs, Corny shouted
till he was hoarse; but echo alone
answered him, and after "a few eff
forts he gave it up, trying to accept
the situation like a man. AS If kind
Nature took pity on the poor boy,
the little ledge was soft with lichenE
and thin grass, and here and there
grew a spng of checkerberry, sown
by the wind, sheltered by the tree,
ald nourished by the moisture that
trickled down the rock from some
hidded spring. Eagerly Corny ate
the sweet leaves to stay the pangs of
hunger that gnawed him, and finished
his meal with grass and pine-needles,
calling himself calf, and wishing
bis pasture were wider.
CTO BE CONTINUED
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-05-25
PARTY ORGANIZATION--HO 1T Is
MAINTAINED.
HAYWOOD,
Especial Correspondence

HAYWOOD, N. c.
Especial Correspondence
In recent issue. the North Car
Gilman, in discussing the death O.
the Republican party in North Car
DINA, makes substantially the fol
lowing statement:
The Republican party in NORTH
arolin has lost control of nearly al
county and State offices. 1t has
also, orwill loose; the entire Federal
patronage it will be impossible fo,
the party to rally for another con.
test.
This statement is no doubt true
But 1t seems to me that it also dis.
closes the true inwardness of the
democratic organization in the State
What IS true of our party would
under like conditions, be true of an,
other.
The Democratic machine has nm.
doubtedly maintained its power by
Its control of the county and State
offices. This control has not been
secured by the voice of the people,
but by force and fraud some times,
ana often contrary to the wishes OF
the majority as expressed at the bal
lot box. -
rake Chatham county 70, an ex-
ample. Here the Peoples party Sc
cured a majority of about one tbou-
sand for its Congressional candidate
ana elected every township officer.
ms was done by WHITE votes, for
luliy as many colored men voted for
the democrats as for the PEOPLES
party. Clearly majority of the
People desired to place the countv in
the hands of the Peoples party. But
did they do it9
30 far as known not a single Pom
ullst was appointed magistrate this
year. The County Commits
sloners are all Democrats. and
that party will continue to hold at
least four years despite every effort
OF the people. They levy taxes and
ofoer expenditures. Besides this
they control the election machinery
ana can, 1t they desire, refuse to al
low single Populist to act as poll
holder or judge of election, although
a majority of the people are Of that
party.
No doubt the same is true in other
counties. The machine levies and
dlsburses our taxes and snans its
fingers at the "voice of the People ),
1t holds our elections and counts onr
votes and laughs in seorn Of
tests. 1t appoints jurymen and. to
that extent, certainly controls our
courts. 1t appoints all the officers
OF the free school system from com
mlttee up to county Superintendent.
and thus controls the training of
the young. And yet they call this
Democracy!
:, Well may the North Carolinian
boast that they will win the next
election by the same magnificent or
ganlzatlon. Magnificent indeed!
>rsr II
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-05-25

II il crime against Democracy and
an outrage against civil liberty.
IL is time for patriots 10 arouse.
Men VINO love our free institutions
and place patriotism above the love
Of office are needed. he who can re-
store the control of our government
TO the voice Of freemeu viii richly
deserve the lasting gratitude of all
good citizens. J. Z. SPENCE.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-05-25
BuRGAW HIGH ScHDF'
o. j. PETERSON, a. B., Pp

o. j. PETERSON, a. B., P''''
Next Session Opens Sept v
Enrolment for First oes'ts
80, an increase of GO over iH (,
ment at beginning.
Eight counties represents. y
81 per month. Tuition sl'2 |,
according to grade. Muse
Write to the Principal .
logue. mayll-s~
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-05-25
rHh NAN WHO u,s
fhE Nan WIZ, -
TN

|Ee..
I,sr ,o.: at
= notice Pho "a.
os'MeS , the SALARY ,,,
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ooo 80 III ".a. "a -.
49, No.. = "a. VA " ---as,
los ,bam =, p H.ulsr.
nov go 80. "i''-!#. War
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So. 80" -. III W.. >,ry..
tivslv a,,,;,.l wat s E,
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T;nocln :, ''"' Hme' a,
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The lam r y, currency y
"a aII "pP'-'.N TO -
salar;as 80 80 i'"h,ie scl,,.|
,ba,, g. .t an y" day a.
H.; s.l.; VI" an" IN face =
baye - ~, ~ private u
Jur;,o r. ''",'t atty i
Wa -, "''cen
a,or,.,h;r 'y'' corr, Il
80: d l'"y' rrods,l
Hono Wv" III 'hr sane a
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o III 80; h n"ae seen 10 II
W. ~. fae il"' been sc,
,h;nt ea,. ", readers 10
o oa,N LII aoa " moment and =
,ha n $50, - SlnEI" 'nsias.
s i.to noiuihG town, III
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tba s;s,n - S'ia'l at az
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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-05-25
POSTAL SHOE cOHPp'

i49 Congress 81. and f46 fransi'
/ have a contract with y, n
Shoe House. and give it ~ !,
fed recommendation. -
plant make to me dlreos :.
rant every pair to be Ju'''
sented. See , a
w. III. WORTH, >. y
Orders can be sent tOD
Company. ,,,,,5|
The Editor of The OA Shos
wearing a pair of these MID
:an testify to their smaI'
comfort.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-05-25

A New York paper in a double
loaded editorial indorses the bankers
boycott of Western and Southern
business men and says:
The campaign of education to
this end is on, and when congress
assemblies In extraordinary or re-
gular session, the president will
hurl into 1t Il message devoted to
one theme-the adjustment of the
Sherman law, so that there shall not
be another ounce of silver brought
or coined"
Bosh! The West and South is too
large and the people are too brave
to be educated by force. Mr.. Cleye-
land will be much wiser six months
hence.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-05-25
GEO. E. HUNTS APPOINTMENTS

DEAR BRoTHER:-Please publish
the following plan of appointments
Tor me In lredell county, N. C. viz:
harmony Hlil, May 80. 1898.
Ho!ly springs, 81, g
Union Dnion Grove, June L, 8.
Eupeptic Springs, !" 3
Speaking to commence at | o'clock
P, m. each day. Everybody and
all parties invited to come ont 7
will take subscriptions for THE Car
cAsIAN and Progressive Farmer. the
best papers now published.
GEO. E. HUNT.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-05-25
800. REWARD. ~

Ploo. II Il W y M, tIF
The reader Of tins papr
pleased to learn that IL.
least one dreaded discaaths
has been able to cure 7 4
stages, and that is Catars
Catarrh Cure is the onlr \
cure known to the medic 4
nifty. Catarrh being a eors I
al disease, requires a cons 1
treatment. Halls Catari 4
taken internally, acting din
the blood and mucous Ht
the system, thereby destu !
foundation of The disease y
ing the patient strength !
ing up the constitution aaj u
nature in doing its work
prietors have 50 much hial
curative powers, that they pa
Hundred Dollars for any css
fails to cure. Send FOX Hs
monials.
Address, +. j. CHENEIs
Toledo, o. ~ Sold by II
Use
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-05-25

Cotton planters will be amused 70
learn that the senate committee an
pointed to inquire into the cause Of
the prevailing depression in the
price OF cotton has decided to com
mence its investigation in the New
ork Cotton exehange.-Denver
News.
The Committee is exactly RIGHT
brother. That is precisely the place
to go to see what is the matter.
They are now on hot trail whether
they get the fox or not.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-05-25

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