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Telephone
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$50 $50 800
Crystal Spring Water.

Kramer is photographing quite mum
ber ~ the fancy co~tumes that will 10
uael a, Mics Wilcoss carnival newt
Tuesday evening. Some ~ them are
elegant.
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scientific destruction. She viii visit nc
SCH -Dl.. chGrsh-s,. etc. IA the interest III
the scsentiiie aspect q Temperance.
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Shattuck a Trovhridge are showing a
very fine lins - trous~ring- at their
parlor.. ~ anil ~ Nonrue street n
you want . spring outfit. give them q
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-14

Reserved seats for the ch,lren's carni
val At Mics Wilcoss academy next Tues
day evening are selling rapidly.
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WHERE arc you getting
your dinner now? You
arc making 4 great
mistake by not trying
Eysh IS. Is Canal street.
Our cooking is up on
top. Come and try it
for yourself.
We claim our Coffee
is the best IN the CITY:
at least that is the YER
dict of our customers.
ONE word rs to our Order
Cooking il is the bcs,
% be had
LARGE: variety Of Bread.
Cakes and Fine Con-
icotioncry. made daily.
- Canal street. near
Sweets hotel.
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FINE MUSICAL SELECTIONS vi will i

feature at Heyman 4 Company's open
ing IN their new block Tuesday after
noon and evening. Opening from > 10 =
o'clock and from To = o'clock in the
evening.
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The Crystal Spring. Water 60 has
Jus, rrcsivei = carload q hutiles
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a leg. hs"s~s'.s Mp e che ta;s~A
As'ss. fss~.ssssa ssa es;sstIs 80 .fs.s %
howe s-s, - s-sss.s ~ The rusii.sss,ss ts..ssa
'sfiss siii ls ..s'isi 81 ..v siis~ss 49, -.
sia ~ shsrs .s.ss 10 rsss.ss ~ q =.
Srssi., "..'i ZEE. Ass~s. a. D. "A IL u.
skssss., Ia
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ID y USES.

ftkAheo VIE
Have no. fit the least effects from
ray hurts since ~as cur,>t throe years
aso. frii iEOts NY engine Ai.d struck
nv iAck thought the life wss
knocked out VI Inc.
8 ~. DIXON.
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EVERY TIME!
RHEUMATISM.

SsFLs HiIL. Mrrs.
NJ. John } Sntsh Ef.sses AHsr
gan. VS. xc-ietsi v ith Iaesinlsl. sIa -
yc~s h,, cass s.s pronounced incur
shss hs , ,.i.ssiciai,s bat ~as cured BY
b. Jso.bs OIL AID las remained 50.
3. N. oEARl. Druggist
0CIATICA.
taicAoo, III
] was given 10 by doctors tIrco
years ago. when troubled With = latte
rheumatism. and had to U.s. . tsutcA.
sufered about az years. firs, appir
cation Of AZ Jacobs OIL relieved, two
bottles cured.
GEORGE A. kOSE
6PR AIMS.
Mr. Charles Jos~rh. iisl Lsugson
ST, San Francisco. Cal. says:
syrained my ankle 80 tally I could
not walk, and tired almost everything
known. Sithou, relief. when one day
fries.i afvis~i u.e 10 u~e -. Jazz -
OIL. ! dit - ard Was speedily aud
wonderfully cIrv1.
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l.VM - AGO.

IIraflfip. kan.
IsuHered II months with PANS In
tAe small - tie l,AeA. proaoanod IN
curAtie by physicians cussiined 10 The
house nla.si II the time. ~ Jscot~ OIL
completely curei ne. No return II
pam al year.,
LEVI r. NASsFIkLD.
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NEl'N ALICIA.

M Mary X sh.d, - Iiih S'..
". Nzsaiasiou. y. 4 stsres tt.s,
e. several year s'le saf-r~a tssrlbiy
vgh Tara neuralgia ann oaaii r,,d 10
rissf TIE Jain .as inssn>< si.e r--
selss-i 90 us ~ j-so.,,< Oil. After
having .uhbssi the parts afes-.s-t three
times ouly. AZ Jam Vanished AID
lbs not rrs1lrIscsl
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Little
Talk on
Wder7uenr.!

know you need medium and
light weight Underwear. This is
just the season of the year to lay in
stock! | have not the largest
stock Of goods in the city. but
what | am showing is new and Of
the best Especially SO is this in
my underwear department. Look
it over. 1t is worth your while.
25c will buy good garment
soc will buy splendid Balbriggan.
75c will buy an elegant fancy striped garment
$1.OO will buy height BabrigCan that is great value
$3.50 will buy genuine imported (silk cuffs on shirt
and drawers) Balbrggan nm. .s.!s is wool article
So 90 will buy the celebrated Gcastcrbury silk finish
health garment, that is worth its weight in gold
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-20

cor iuraci6n contra Ia seguridad del Estado,
Rene hizo IN signo Affirmative
y como todas las personas quienes Sc
acnsa- prosigui6 el abogado. - negareis
iego-replico Ell mecanico; pero CO.
mo todas las personas acusadas sin, -Eaz6n )
que sostienen 81 inocencia- -.
: Enrique de la Tour Vaudieu miro fla
mente al hombre que le habIaba asi euyos
Qjos expresaban Ia sinceridad. La fsonomia
de Rene )e parecio smpatica la franqueza
de su respuesta le agrad6.
-Para continuar provechosamente esta
eonterencia es precise one yO conozca a
Ell abogado con benevoleDca pero IS
indispensable qne me digais la verdad, NADIA
mas que la verdad.
-Caballero- exclam6 el mec4nico os 10
prometo, y no tendre gran m6rito, no te-
niendo NADIA que ocultar-
No Puedo coInprender nj admitir al abo-
gado que delapte del Tribunal recurre a Ia
mentira para obtenar Ia absoucion de su
cliente No sabrfa convencer a otros 81 vo
no estaba convencido el primero es mas.
no trataria de probarlo nunca. Arrancar el
culI able fuerza de elocuencia al castigo
que ha mereeido, me parece acci6n reproba-
-Teneis raz6n, eaballero, Y participo ab-
solutamente de una manera de yer que os
hace honor.
-Ponedme al rriente de vuestro pasa-
do.
Rene Moulin refri6 en- tan pocas palabras
su existencia en- Inglaterra, su regreso Y la
manera como habia sido detenido al salir
del eementerio de Montparnasse, donde ha-
bia lido acompanando IN entierro unica-
mente, no pudiendo divulgar an secreto
que no era suyo, pas6 en- silencio todo 10
que concernia Ia familia Leroyer; enume-
ro los hechos cue el Juez de instruction ha-
bIa formnlado contra 81; en- fin. habIo de Ia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-20

vista domciliaria llevada cabo por la poll
pia en- su casa.
"a Desde cuando habeia estado auserte
de Paris
-Desde hace diez ocho amos
IL Podrfas presentas un certi6cado de la
casa donde estabai5 de contra ut aestre
-Posefa ese certifcado que han debido
ocuparlo en- mi casa anirlo mi expedien-
te: bastaria por 10 demas, pedir un dipl:ca-
do Inglaterra para obtenerIo.
"a Teneis la certidumbre de que no han
lcontrado NADIA en- vuestros papeles que os
pueda compromised
No podrian encontrar 10 que no exis-
t1a--
Il Como os explicais vuestra detenci6ns
No puedo explicarmela nj comprender-
jCreis que habeis sido denunciado por
alg1u enemigo?
De ningiin modo. Quien podrfa odiar-
tueF 1o no cause perluicio nadie, no ms
piro uadie sospechas: conozco en- Paris
unicamente una pobve viuda que conducia
su hiJo al cementerio; al1n a esta la veia
por vez primera despues de mi regreso !,
Francia.
-Cuando os prendieron i hacia mucho
tempo que estabais en- Paris
Una semana.
"a Eu que habeis empleado ell tempo
durante esos dias
En- buscar la pobre mujer cuyo hijo
iba morir, Ia viada de mi primer patron.
q Habeis hablado de polftica en- los ca
fes, en- los sitios p6blicos formuado algu-
ma censnra contra el regimen imperiail
-Nunca. Desde luego { Y asi Sc 10 he ex-
presado al Juez de instruction que aparen-
taba no creerme) J, no me ocupo POGO nj mu-
cho en- politica, me veria completamepte
en- barazado para formular una opiniot. por
10 damas, DO vey al cafe. 81 voy no diriio
la pala bra personals desconocidas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-20

La sonora Rondeau tomo una lave en- la
porter1a pas6 delante alumbrando por 81
| la escalera, en que ningnna lnz de gas, fa
rol ri reverbero ten1a la mission de desterrar
las sombras
Llegaron al segundo piso. La portera
abrio la puerta del cuarto, cuyas tres pie
zas eran mas atlas y espaciosas que Sc hu-
biera podido suponer desde fuera; la ven
tana del comedor, de peQueflos cristales,
recibfa la lpz de un gran jardfn, las ra-
mas principales de viejo arbol. pasando
por encfha de alto muro de una cerca,
llegaban casi tocarla.
Esto es admirable ;-dijo ell seflor de la
Tour Vaudieu-me agrada mucho ell cuarto
y creo que voy estar bien.
-Es taba SECURE de antemano-replico
Thefer.- Sc traeran los muebles manana y
la sonora Rondeau, que es muy activa di-
hgente. SO encargara de vuestro ajuar.
Me quedo con el cuarto replico ell Du-
que, poniendo una pieza de ORC la mano
de la sonora Rondeau, cuyo rostro sc torn6
de color de pdrpura de sorpresa algeria
He aqu1 la lave de la calle--diio des-
pues de ha Der dado las gracias calurosamen-
te.-Podreis salir Y entrar cualquier bora
sin que nadie poDga en- clio atencion no
tendreis veclnos pertnentes. = ademas
el barrrlo es sosegado, la casa tranquila,
nunca oye hablar de ropos nj de penden-
cias en- fin, este es un verdadero paraiso
El dia siguiente, las doce, la habitaci6n
esta ba conforta blemente amueblads. a las
cuatro, Ell Duque hacla cargar su equipaje
en- un breack omnibus de su propiedad,
despues de haber abrazado su hijo dado
algupas 1ltimas instrucciones su ayuda de
camara, orden6 que le condujesen la esta-
cion de Lyon Pero media hora mas tarde
ell senor de la Tour Vaudieu recogfa sus CO.
fres, y CANADA facre el alojamiento
que iba a ocupar en- la Gale de Pot-de Fer
SAINT Marcel, bajo ell nombre de Federico
Berard
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-20
EOLLETiN C5D
JAvIER DE MoNTEPfN
JAvIER DE MONTEPfN
Ell FIACRE NUMERO 13
Version cdstelland.
SEGUNDA PARTE
LA HUERFANA
Version cdstelldnd
(COntanu0ca07s

Yo me permitirfa acOnsejar al zeTlor Du-
que que fuese muy yenercsO, le ruego
que me couceda Ell permiso de suprmir su
titulo en- este barrio, que le nombre sen
cillamente por Federico por Berard, como
81 habara un camarada.
-Esta bien.
-Detenganonos, hemos llegado.
Thefer senalaba una puerta estrecha y
baja, alberta muro negro, agujereado
con seis ventanas, dos en- el piso bajo dos
en- cada uno de los cuerpos restantes.
FL agente Sc aproximo la puerta le-
vanto un pesado aldab6n de hero, que de-
jo caer sobre la cabeza de un enorme clavo,
al cabo de un instante, la portera abr6
Sonora Rondeau-le dijo Thefer-he
aquf nj amigo Berard, vuestro nuevo in
quilino: viene buscar su lave Y yer ST he
tenido acierto alojandolo en- vuestra casa.
-Estoy segura de que el senor quedara
satisfecho-dijo la portera, acompanando
sus paabras una reverencia La vi
vienda ha sido restaurada con lindos pape-
les de & once sueldos ell rollo, Ia alcoba en-
tarimado de abeto Y las chimineas jamas
han hecho humo desde hace veinte amos que
soy portera de la casa.
-Si esto no os incomoda, quereis subir
con nosostros ?-replic6 Ell polic1a
i One decfs? Estoy sus 6rdenes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-20
Y
Volvamos 4 Santa Pelag;a.

/
Rene Moulin no ha bia sido llamado nueva-
mente al despacho del Juez de instruction
| Ell tempo pasaba no Sc expedIa la 6rden
de no ha Eugar
! Juan j ueves, que debfa ser tambie@ some
lido la policia correctional, estrechaba :
Rene fin de que nantntieee- su promesa
nombrase an abogado deshnado deten-
der sucesvanlente ambos deteaIdos. Aun
considerable q Juan Jneves como un com
pleto malvado, Ell mecanico no experiment
taba por 81 la repulsi6n instintiva que sentia
la aproximacion, sobre todo, al contacto
de los otros malhechores; vivian Juntos en-
las mejores relacones, Y Sc dicidio a reali-
Ear sus deseos: rog6 a un hijo de famllla'
detenido preventivamente por falsedad en-
escrtura de co mercio, que Ie hlcIeso lamar
4 la sala de abogados la primera vez que
Enrique de la Tour Vaudieu viniese ha-
blar con el, Y los tres dias, al menor, des-
pues de una conferencia con su abogado,
anunci6 al mecanico que este iba hacerlo
lamar.
i No vayas olvidar1ne !-dijo vivamen-
te JuanJueves.
-Estad tranquilo 10 prometido es deuda.
Diez minutes trascurrieron, pasados los
cuales llamaron Rene conduJeronle la
pieza reservada para las conferencas de los
abog dos con sus clientes, viendose al fin
en- presencia de Enrique de la Tour au
dieu.
-5Sois vos Rene Moulin lie pregunt6
ell joven.
ST, senor.
Il Habeis encargado Renandy que me
dijese 81 yo conseutia en- ocuparme en vues-
ira causas
ST, senor.
-Antes de haceros lamar he querido en-
terarme en- la escriban1a de los anteceden
tes Sc os acusa de ser c6mplice una
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-20
Dependents de Farmacia

In Joren, con algs4nos amos De prdc
tea ea ma dc las p.ncipates .fa,uad
Gas def pals. soltcjtd cOtocaei6n On esto
Giadad, en Ponce d en- Mayogacz
Inforn'es en- la reduction dc Ia DE-
Aoc34gI.s,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-20


porados America
ientel pGbco general nmitados
desPacho de precpoones de imac6uti
sevs Ia mayor eefuPuiosTdsd eSaetDd Junio Y i ss9
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-20

Sc VENDEN
4 coches con 70 parejas de cabalIos
Para infolmes dirigirse a los bahos
dc Quintana.
? M Ponce. u de Octubre 1905
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Dots from Montgomery

MONTGOMERY. La, Jnue Z, 1893
Editor Collar Chronicle:
We have had rain, rain, too much
rain. Farmers grumbling, grass
growing, river rising, and every.
body afraid that it will overflow.
Well, dots are scarce this week.
Mr.. W. L. Shackelford came nc
Saturday and staid until Monday.
fear the young man has more to
call him up this way than ordinary
business. Like the young lawyer
from Natchitoches, he has severe
case of Cupidity on docket.
Our young Mr.. Latham is taking
the town by storm with the Young
ladies. Oh, how / wish l was a
newspaper man!
District Attorney r. E. Milling
and Attorney Henry Bernstein, Of
Winfield, called on us last Satur-
day en- route for home.
Mr.. Wardlaw, the jeweler, and
Mr.. Mitchell are with us again.
Miss Idera Gaskins, from Rus
ton, is visiting her brother, Rev.
Mr.. Gaskins, Of this place.
Miss Ella Lestage, from Saline.
is visiting Judge Machen's family.
who are relatives.
Mrs. John l. Mccain returned
home Sunday, after a two weeks
visit to relatives at Natchitoches.
The young folks had rainy
dance at Mr.. r. w. Horns ON Fri
day night, and several had to STAY
all night.
Mrs. Lee has been quite sick
this week.
The Montgomery Literary Soci-
ETY. propose to give another enter
tainment soon.
Preparations are being made to
entertain visitors to the Teachers
Institute at Montgomery, June 26
to 30, and all are invited.
The Montgomery school board !
held an election for directors, in |
the school building, last Saturday
night, to serve for the ensuing
year, and the following gentlemen
were elected: j. H. Williams, B. A.
Fortson, w. O. Harrison, d. Will
iams, j. W. Etheridge, M. F. Ma
chen and r. w. Horn.
Our new paper, "The Montgom-
sry Mail" will be out this week.
Mr.. Latham is hustler. We wish
him God speed, and may success
lttend his every effort, is the wish
# the BIG BAR
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The Political Situation.
ICourier-JournalI

Two questions of supreme impor-
lance will demand the attention of
congress upon its assembling eth
er in regular, or extra, session: the
Budget and the Tariff. With both
the fortunes of the Administration
are already identified, and by one
or the other, if not by both, will Its
future be decided. The President
and the Secretay of the Treasury
are more Immediately concerned,
personly, than any or all others.
and in such matter, and with in
dividuals SO diverse in character
and experience, it is impossible to
forecast results. But we can con-
slider the situation.
Ii we were the friend at Mr..
Cleveland's elbow, we should adj
wise him to use the tariff as bat
tering-ram to drive his financial
policy. On the one issue, properly
handled, he will find himself ire
sistible. AS to the other issue, par
ties are greatly divided and public
opinion is much at sea, SO that, un-
less the President and his Secreta-
ry of the Treasury be reinforced
In congress by goodly supply of
administration strength, we shall
get nothing but vacillation, ending
in confusion.
Even if more shifty diplomatist
than Mr.. Cleveland is suspected of
being had the disposition of the
patronage, it could not be made
to suffice. The imitation idea is
deeply rooted in the south and
west. congressman are proverbi-
ally timid, ungrateful, unreliable.
There must be some power mar
shalled upon the scene great enough
to force the laggards, and, when
once brought into camp, it viii be
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A Million Friends.

A friend in need is friend indeed.
and not less than one million people
have found just such friend In DIR.
Kings New Discovery for consump-
ton, coughs and colds. If you have
never used this great cough medicine
one trial will convince you that it has
wonderful curative powers in all dis
eases of throat chest and lungs. Each
bottle is guaranteed to do all that is
claimed or money will be refunded
Trial bottles free at G.. C. Nash's store.
Large bottles SOC and ST.. L
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mo-

an enthusiastic army, warmed by
the courage of our convictions, anil
invigorated by the knowledge that
revolutions never go backward.
/ We have no right to believe that
these suggestions are not in the
mind and heart of the President
and the Secretary of the Treasury.
We hope that they are. Neither
OF them is anything to the Courier
Journal, except as a public official
charged with serious public trusts.
When they have passed off the
scene this journal will still be here
fighting the battles of Democracy.
But they are Democrats, men OF
character and ability, and of Inn
mense power to advance or impede
the course of reform and the cause
of truth. 1t is our sincere wish
and purpose to hold up their hands
and to strengthen their position, as
they give us the opportunity to do
so. at the very best they are like
ly to find Jordan an exceeding
hard road to travel. Hence it is,
that, whilst there is time to DELHI
crate, we entreat them not to miss
the temper of the people as to the
Tariff, and, as to money, not to
trust too much to sound economies
where there is SO much to mislead.
On the one question, they shouldbc
animated by the courage of the lion
on the other, inspired by the wis
dom OF the serpent. We are not
afraid of the final result in either
case, for no question ever is settled
until it is settled right, and always
the path of duty is the path of safe
ty. But in the present, instance
the word should be discrimination
by intrepidity Courier
Journal.
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Mr.. James A. Hyde informs us
that he intends to apply to the U.
s. circuit court for redress in the
matter of having access to land
ing on Red river at the nearest
point. He has advice that leads
him to believe that the matter will
be at once definitely passed upon,
and that it will be in favor of him.
self and all others who are entitled
to ingress and egress to the river
under the marine law.
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B. TURNER,
DEALER IN
General Merchandise
Pineville, La,


Has just received Full Stock of Spring
and Summer Goods, which is to be sold at
a small margin above cost for cash.
The public are invited to call and exam.
inc his large and well selected stock of
DRY GOODS,
consisting of Dress Goods and Trimmings,
Fancy Goods, White Goods, Ladies' fine
Hosiery. all styles and grades, Flanels
and Waterproofs, Linseys, Cassimeres and
Diagopals, Bedford Cords. etc., and full
lines of Gloves, Embroidery, etc.
Mems and Boys Hats. and Ladies Trim
med Hats.
large stock of Boys and Mens's CLIO
THING. Special bargains are offered in
Boys and Mems JEANS Clothing, which
were bought at sacrifice.
A fine assortment of Boots and Shoes,
Saddlery, Crockery. Hardware, Groceries.
Plantation Supplies, TRUNKS. Valises,
Towers celebrated "Fish Brandv of Slick.
ers, and FURNITURE.
Agent for the Dupont Gnn Powder, the
Oldest and best in America.
Keeps on hand the Celebrated MILRuRN
WAGONS. the best in the world.
Highest market price paid for Cotton,
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If you desire beautiful COM
plexion, absolutely free from PIN
Piles and blotches, purify your
blood by the use of Ayers Sarsa-
parilla. Remove the cause of
these disfgurements and the skins
will take care of itself. Be sure
you get Ayers Sarsaparilla.
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Don't fail to read the article on
"The Political Situation" 1t is an
able paper, and expresses our views
so completely that we publish it in
full.
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Colfax High School.


The Trustees of the Colfax High School
for Males and Females take pleasure in
announcing to the public that the first
Ten Months Session of this school will
begin on the Second Monday of Scptem-
Der, 1872 No pains will be spared to
make it q first-class High School.
RATES OF TUITION.
Urinary department 81 so per month
Collegiate 81 {.
Music. Vocal and Instrumental 8 so
Incidental fee Is cents per session.
Good board can be obtained on reasona-
bic terms Two hotels in town, and sew
eral private boarding houses in town and
vicinity will board cheap Those having
children to educate should send them in
and give us fair trial. We are in the
race to stay.
j. I. KELLY, NJ D., President.
w. L. RICHARDSON.
Secretary Board of Trustees.
Colfax, La, Aug. 10, 1892.
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&C. Q. Q. Certain Chill Cure's
Is pleasant to take and harm-
less. Children like it. Guaran-
eeed to cure Chills and Fever.
Large bottles so cents,
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We desire to correct our state.
ment as to the donation of lumber
to build a Methodist church at M.
gent, on the III. G. A. & N. railroad
We said the land and the lumber
were given by Mr.. J. M. Nugent,
whereas he gave the land, while
the firm of Nugent, Hardtner & Co.
contribute the lumber to build the
church. The whole thing is lib
eral act, and speaks we'll for the
public spirit of all concerned. Let
others initiate their good example.